Motion Picture News (Oct 1913 - Jan 1914)

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THE MOTION PICTURE NEWS 45 BELL JOINS ALL-STARS President Harry R. Raver, of the All-Star Feature Corporation, has completed negotiations with Digby Bell, one of America's foremost comic-opera stars and comedians, for his appearance in Augustus Thomas's "The Education of Mr. Pipp."' This will be Mr. Bell's first appearance in the silent drama. His ability as a purveyor of high comedy should be a most valuable asset in his new endeavor. Selig Players in Bad Accident FT. HAM LTON THEATRE 9110 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn, now occupied as a post-office, will be vacated Jan. 1st. Desirable location, no competition. For further particulars, Address HERBERT BEEVES, Atty., 55 Liberty Street, New York. BARGAINS IN Rebuilt Machines Powers 6, $175.00; Powers 6, with Dissolving Attachments, $200.00; Edengraph, $100.00; Powers No. 5, with new Motiograph Lamp and Lamp House, 1912 Model, $150.00; Edison Type "B," with new Motio Lamp and Lamp House, 1912 Model, $175.00. All machines complete, A-l condition, guaranteed. We handle all makes of new machines. Send for catalog today. AMUSEMENT SUPPLY CO. 160A No. Filth Ave. Chicago, 111. Photoplay Co., IE 19 "WEST LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL. We Handle Everything Moving Picture Houses completely equipped. All Standard Makes of Projection Machines. Goods Shipped the Day they are Ordered. Cash or Time. Full line of accessories and supplies. Let us know your wants, we can supply them. Out of town patronage solicited and promptly taken care of. Film Rental Service $1.00 PER REEL WITH POSTERS Several programs in one shipment to save express. Express paid one way. Attractive program Includes all leading makes. Lakeside Film Exchange 37 S. Wabash Ave. Chicago, 111. IT is difficult to persuade the public that the scenes of photoplays are real, and that actors must necessarily undergo many ordeals to secure the effects essential for the realistic drama. The theatrical fake has been so common that the reading public regards the dangers of plunges behind the scenes with showers of salts thrown in the air to show water, or falls over beetling cliffs, three feet high, upon soft mattresses, with freedom from fear of serious results for the participants. In the motion pictures, however, it is altogether different. The actors must do things and the artificial does not serve. Recently in Los Angeles Edward J. Le Saint, director of the Selig Polyscope Company, was staging some Western scenes in the mountains when an accident occurred which imperiled the lives of a number of people of the stock company. The famous old Concord stage, one of the prized possessions of the Edendale studio, was being driven down a winding mountain road at a high rate of speed by Art Acord when the kingbolt pulled out on a turn. As a result the front wheels were carried away and the coach was capsized. Inside the vehicle were Stella Razeto, Arthur Blake and Joe King, and on the driver's seat with Acord, was Billy Elmer. Miss Razeto was seriously hurt, receiving several bad scalp wounds and ugly bruises, and all the others were much shaken up. After gamely requesting the rescuers, who piled down the mountainside and picked her up, to attend to the others. Miss Razetto lost consciousness. She was whirled away to the Sisters' Hospital in one auto and King, Blake and Acord were taken away in another to have their bruises dressed Happily all concerned are now mending. The play in which the accident occurred was "Kid Pink and the Maharajah." IL.3VIS FOR Sl.OO PER REEL Including Features. Posters With Every Reel ILLINOIS FILM SERVICE CO. Ellsworth Building 537 S. Dearborn St., Chicago The Famous American Professional MOTION PICTURE CAMERA A Guaranteed Scientific Motographic Equipment. Perforators, Printers, Tripods, and Developiag Outfit!. Proven by Test the World's Very Best. Agents for Eastman Motion Picture Film. American Cinematograph Company Send for Catalog T 617=631 Jackson Blvd. Chicago, 111. THE BEST PICTURES CLEAR, SHARP, FLICKERLESS, ROCK STEADY PICTURES are projected when the Lavezzi improved HIGH GRADE intermittent action is installed in your Powers 5 or Edison Machine. Nine cases out of ten when your machine doesn't produce a good picture it's the fault of the action. Price $12.00. Machine Repairing. Lavezzi Machine Works, 2940 Herndon St., Chicago, 111. MR. EXHIBITOR— Here is an Opportunity for you THREE SLIDES EOR SO CENTS NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Each slide is appropriately illustrated and beautifully colored. All three mailed to you for 50c. Stock announcements and feature player slides. $1.25 for six. GREATER NEW YORK SLIDE COMPANY, Slides of every description. 136 Third Avenue, NEW YORK CITY In writing to advertisers please mention "THE MOTION' PICTURE NEWS"