Motion picture studio directory and trade annual (Oct 1916)

222 MOTION PICTURE NEWS Vol. XIV. No. 16. Section 2 ^iiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiinu iMiiuiiiiniiiiiuiiiiii . iiiiiiiniii mi imii' iiiiiim i ii imiiii u'U§ Orrin Denny Laboratory Supt. S. A. Sues Head Cameraman Wl th HELEN HOLMES and J. P. McGOWAN SIGNAL FILM CORPORATION Los Angeles, Cal. LEO D. MALONEY, LEADING MAN, SIGNAL LEO D. MALONEY. leading man of the Helen Holmes Signal Company, making features under the direction of J. P. McGowan. has had a very eventful career. He was born at San Jose. California, in 1888, and after attending public schools and Santa Clara College, he resided on a California ranch where he learned the ways of a true westerner. For a time he also served as railroad man. The experiences of his early life have been very beneficial to him since he entered pictures nine years ago. He first played leads with Pathe a t t h e eastern studios, and came west with the first Nestor Company where he remained for two and a half years. F o r a similar period he was with Thomas H.Ince as assistant director and made the "Snowball and His Pal" series. For a time he was with the Selig Company where he played leads and heavies in western subjects. H e first worked under the direction of J. P. McGowan i n the making of "The Hazards of Helen" Kalem series opposite Helen Holmes. He appeared in the part of John Stcrm in "The Girl And The Game," and since played leads in "The Diamond Runner," "Judith of the Cumberlands," the manager in "The Manager of the B. and A"; and DuSang, the heavy, in "Whispering Smith" and "Medicine Bend." Maloney no doubt made his biggest hit in western drama. He is an A-i six-horse stage coach driver, can ride 'most any bucking horse, and is an all around true western man. In addition to this he is an auto racing driver, and all around railroad man. Mr. Maloney lacks but one inch of being six feet in height, weighs one hundred and seventy pounds, has dark complexion, brown hair and brown eyes. He is now playing in the Helen Holmes serial being made under the direction of Director McGowan for the Mutual. 1 W i 1 siiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiriTiiirifTiniiiiiiiiTiiriniiiTiiiiiiiiiiiiiinfiiiiiiiifiiritTiiTTiiniiiTTTiiniiiiiniiiiiiinniiniiTTiinniiiiiiitriiTniTiiiiiTTiiiiriiiiiriii^ amiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiuiiiuiuuiUHiiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiiii miiraiiiuiiuuii;: . .^Nijiimimmmiiiiiimilimimmimiiimmiimimimmmiimmmiiyi iPiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiimiiimiiiimiiii; minimi iiiiini milium ,:!i',::':::[[iimmi::imimi:mimm!mmm::!iiffli!fflilliiiimimiiiiliii'J THOMAS G. LINGHAM, HEAVY LEADS, SIGNAL FOLLOWING a legitimate stage career of twenty-two years, Thomas G. Lingham, heavy and character leading man of the Helen Holmes Signal Film Corporation Company, entered upon a motion picture career in ioi3 Mr. Lingham was born at Indianapolis in 1874, and received his education in Boston. In 189s he did his first professional work with James O'Neil in classic repertoire with whom he remained for five years. His next engagement was in the all star production of the "Three Musketeers" at the Broadway Theatre. New York. Following this he was with Sothern one season, Robert Mantell one season , and played four seasons in stock at Louisville, Indianapolis, Boston and other cities. In 1906 he was with the original "Arizona" Company. For several years following he appeared in vaudeville in his own sketch "Letty." with Katherine Goodrich, in the vaudeville team of Goodrich and Lingham. Mr. Lingham joined the Kalem Company in 1913 where he remained until April of this year when he went to the Helen Holmes Signal Company. He appeared as heavy in "The Stingaree" series; Dearing the heavy in "The Pitfall"; Uncle Jepp in "Judith of the Cumberlands," and Ryder in "The Manager of the B. and A." Mr. Lingham is six feet tall, weighs one hundred and ninety pounds, has black hair, dark complexion and grey eyes. He rides, swims, and is an expert billiardist. ART ACORD "BUCK PARVIN in the American-Mutual Series CHAMPION ALL ROUND MOTION PICTURE COWBOY OF THE WORLD Address: Amalgamated Photoplay Service, 220 W. 42nd St. im, HHiminin iiniiiiiiiiini -iiniiimiiiimiiiimmiimmiiimmimimmimiiniimmiimmimmimimmmiinmiimimffij B miiiiimmimimm immimili iimiiimiiiimiiiimtiimnmiimmmimii mmmiimiimmiimmmiiiimimiimmmiiiiimmmiimiimmmiinmiS Be sure to mention " MOTION PICTURE NEWS " when writing to advertisers