Motion Picture Magazine (Feb-Jul 1925)

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Stewart, Anita — and company have just returned from Tahiti where they have filmed some of the scenes of Ne'er the Twain Shall Meet — C. Stone, Lewis — playing in Cheaper to Marry — M. G. M. Swanson, Gloria — has almost completed her work in Madame Sans Gene — F. P. L. Her next picure will be The Coast of Folly. Allan Dwan, who will direct the picture, has already sailed for France where the exteriors will be filmed. Sweet, Blanche — playing in The Sporting Venus — M. G. M. Talmadge, Constance — playing in Learning to Lovc—F. N. Talmadge, Norma — recently completed work in The Lady— F. N. Talmadge, Richard — playing in Laughing at Danger— F. B. O. Taylor, Estelle — playing in Playthings of Desire. Tearle, Conway — has been engaged to play opposite Madge Kennedy in The Ultimate Good — A. E. Tellegen, Lou — cast as Lupine, leader of the apaches, in The Redeeming Sin — V. Terry, Alice — playing in Kings in Exile — M. G. M. Theby, Rosemary — added to the cast of The Recreation of Brian Kent — P. P. Thurman, Mary — playing in His Woman — W. B. Torrence, David — playing in Judgment — F. X. Torrence, Ernest — playing Captain Hook in Peter Pan— F.F.L. . V Vale, Vola — playing Betty Bond in The Mirage — R. P. Valentino, Rudolph— has just left for California to start work on his first R. C. production, The Scarlet Power. It was necessary for him to wear a beard thru part of this picture. Valli, Virginia — playing in a screen version of Owen Davis's play. Up the Ladder — U. Varconi, Victor — playing in The Golden Bed — F P. L. Vaughn, Alberta — appears opposite George O'Hara in The Go-Getters— F. B. O. Vidor, Florence — portraying a spoiled daughter of a rich broker in The Girl of Gold — R. P. Von Eltz, Theodore — playing in Thin Ice — YV. B. w Walker, Johnny — has been engaged to play opposite Allene Ray in Galloping Hoofs. Walthall, Henry — playing the gay young blade in The Golden Bed—F. P. L. Washburn, Bryant — has been added to the cast of The Wizard of Oz—C. P. Welch, Niles — playing the leading male r&le in Fear-bound — V. Williams, Earle — playing in The Adventurous Sex —A. E. Williams, Kathlyn — upon completing work in William de Mille's Locked Doors — F. P. £., she will leave for a four months' trip to the Orient. Wilson, Lois — is cast as a young woman who owns and manages a newspaper in a small town. She has the only female part in Contraband — F. P. L. Windsor, Claire — playing in Dixie — M. G. M. Wong, Anna May — playing in Peter Pan— F. P. L. Worthing, Helen Lee — playing Wanda von Gluck in The Swan — F. P. L. Key to Abbreviations A. A. — Associated Arts. A. C. — Al Christie Productions. A. E. — Associated Exhibitors. A. P. — Allied Productions. B. — Banner Productions. B. F. S.— B. F. Schulberg Productions. C. C. B— C. C. Burr. C. P. — Cosmopolitan Productions. D. VV. G— D. W. Griffith. E. S. — Ernest Shipman. F. P. L. — Famous Players-Laskv. F. B. O— Film Booking Offices. F. N. — First National. H. P. — Halperin Productions. H. S. — Hunt Stromberg. I. P. — Inspiration Pictures. M. G. M. — Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. P. P. — Principal Pictures. P. D. C. — Producers Distributing Corporation. R. P. — Regal Productions. T. H. I.— Thomas H. Ince. U. — Universal. V. — Yitagraph. W. B. — Warner Brothers. W. B— Whitman Bennett. W. F— William Fox. 126 Every advertisement in MOTION PICTURE MAGAZINE is guaranteed.