The Motion Picture Studio (1923)
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July 28, 1923 THE MOTION PICTURE STUDIO
THE PULSE OF THE STUDIO— Continued from page
Film: “Conscripts of Misfortune.” Director : F. Martin Thornton. Stars : Victor McLaglen, Madge Stuart, Florence Turner, Norma Whalley.
Cameraman' : Emil Lauste.
Stage : Assembling.
Film: “ Diana of the Islands.” Director : F. Martin Thornton. Scenarist : F. Martin Thornton. Stage : Starting shortly.
Graham Cutts.
Studio : Famous-Lasky, Poole Street, Islington. Dalston 2770.
Film : “ Woman to Woman.”
Director: Graham Cutts.
Star : Betty Compson.
Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Scenarist : A. J. Hitchcock.
Stage : Completed
Film: “The Awakening.” Director : Graham Cutts. Scenarist : A. J. Hitchcock. Stars: Betty Compson, Clive Brook and Henry Victor.
Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Stage : Fifth week.
Film : “ The Prude’s Fall.” Director : Graham Cutts. Scenarist : A. J. Hitchcock. Cameraman : Claude MacDonnell. Stage : Scheduled.
Graham Wilcox Productions. — 174, Wardour Street, London, W. 1. ’Phone : Regent 55 6-7.
Studio : On Location in Berlin. Film : “ Chu Chin Chow.”
Director : Herbert Wilcox.
Stars : Betty Blythe and Herbert Langley.
Cameraman : Rene Guissart. Scenarist : Herbert Wilcox.
Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ Spanish Love ”
Director : Herbert Wilcox.
Stars : Betty Blythe and Warwick Ward.
Cameraman : Rene Guissart.
Stage : On location abroad.
Granville Productions. — 52, Rupert Street. W. 1.
Film : “ Hennessey of Moresby.” Director : Fred Le Roy Granville. Stage : Scheduled
Hepworth Picture Plays. — Waltonon-Thames. Walton 16.
Route : From Waterloo : A.m , 7.0, 8.0, 9.20, 10.20, 11.20 ; p.m., 12.20, 1.20, 2.20, 3.20, 4.20, 4,54, 5.15, 5.20, 5.44, 5.54, 6.15, 6.20. 7.0, 7.20, 8.20, 8.55, 9.20, 10.20, 11.34.
From Walton : A.m., 7.59, 8.29, 8.41, 8.56, 9.9, 9.46, 10.10, 11.10 ; p.m., 12.10, 1.10, 2.10, 3.10, 4.11,
5.10, 5.44, 6.10, 7.10, 8.10, 9.10,
10.10, 10.35, 11.34.
N.B. — There is a frequent train service to and from Shepperton from Waterloo. The station is as near as Walton to the studio Film : “Strangling Threads.” Director : Cecil M. Hepworth. Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Cornin’ Thro’ the Rye.”
Director : Cecil M. Hepworth.
Star : Alma Taylor.
Stage : Eighth week.
Film : “ Boden’s Boy.”
Director : Henry Edwards.
Stars : Henry Edwards and Chrissie White.
Stage : Completed.
Ideal. — Boreham Woods, Elstree, Herts. Elstree 52.
Route : Trains from St. Pancras , A.m., 7.30, 8.0, 8.50, 9.55, 10.45, 11.48; p.m., 12.33, 1.13, 2.35,
3.55, 4.45, 5.12, 6.2, 6.45, 6.50, 7.20, 8.8, 9.18. 10.35, 11.35.
From Elstree to St. Pancras : 9.48, 10.39, 11.25, 12.31, 1.8, 2.15, 3.3, 3.56, 4.56, 5.29, 6.18, 6.55, 7.36, 8.54, 10.14, 11.3.
Studio Manager : F. A. Kendrick.
Art Director : J. T. Garside.
Film : “ The Hawk.”
Director : Frank Crane.
Star : Chas. Hutchison.
Stage ; Completed.
Film : “ The Typhoon.” Director : Charles Hutchison. Stars : Charles Hutchison and Edith Thornton.
Scenarist : Eliot Stannard. Cameraman : Horace Wheddon. Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ Out to Win.”
Director : Denison Clift.
Stars : Clive Brook and Catherine Calvert.
Cameraman : William Shenton. Scenarist : Denison Clift.
Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ Mary Queen of Scots.” Star : Fay Compton.
Director : Denison Clift. Cameraman : William Shenton. Stage : Eleventh week.
Film : “ Old Bill Through the Ages.” Director : Thomas Bentley.
Stars : Syd Walker, Arthur Cleave and Jack Denton.
Cameraman : Horace Wheddon. Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ I Will Repay.” Director : Henry Kolker. Cameraman : J. Rosenthal, jun. Star : Flora le Breton.
Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ Charley’s Aunt.”
Stage : Scheduled.
I.V.T.A., Ltd. — 2, Leicester Street, London, W7.C. 2. Regent 2620-2.
Film : “ The Reef of Stars.”
Star : Harvey Braban.
Stage : Completed.
Milton. — -Weir House, Broom Road, Teddington. Kingston 1617.
Studio closed for structural altera¬ tions.
MinervaFilms. — 110, Victoria Street S.W.l. Victoria 7545.
Naooleon Films Ltd. — 28, Denmark Street. W.C. 2. Regent 975. Semicofllm.
Nash, Percy. —
Film: “ Ten Thousand a Year. Director : Percy Nash.
Scenarist : Arthur Shirley.
Stage : Casting.
Progress Film Co. — Shoreham-onSea. Shoreham 19.
Quality Film Plays, Ltd. — 22, Den¬ man Street, W. 1.
Films : One and two-reelers. Director : George A. Cooper. Studio Manager : S. Folker. Cameraman : R. Terrencau.
Stage : Present scries completed Raleigh King Productions. — Watcombe Hall, Torquay.
Studio Vacant.
Reg ulus Films. — 4 8, Carnaby Street, Regent Street, W. 1.
Samuelson Film Co. — W’ort.on Hall Isleworth.
Film : “ Pagliacci.”
Director : G. B. Samuelson.
Star : Adelqui Millar.
Cameraman : Sydney Blythe.
Stage : Completed.
Film : “ The Afterglow.” Director : G. B. Samuelson. Star : Lilian Ilall-Davis. Cameraman : Sydney Blythe. Stage : Starting.
Film: “ The Right to Strike.” Director : Fred Paul.
Stage : Completed.
Seal Productions. — 171, Wardour Street. Rer nt 4329.
Screenplays. — Cranmer Court, Clapham. Brixton 2956.
Route : ’Bus Nos. 5, 32, 67, 80, 88. Trams 2, 4, 6, 8.
Stoll. — Temple Road, Cricklewood.
Willesden 3293.
Route : ’Bus No. 16.
Studio Manager : J. Grossman.
Film : “ Don Quixote.”
Director : Maurice Elvey. Scenarist : Sinclair Hill.
Star : George Robey.
Cameraman : J. C. Cox.
Stage : Fifth week.
Film : “ Beeket.”
Scenarist : Eliot Stannard. Director : George Ridgwell. Star : Sir Frank Benson. Stage : Starting shortly.
Film : “ Widow Twan-Kee.” Scenarist : Sinclair Hill. Director : Sinclair Hill. Star : George Robey.
Stage : Casting.
Film: “ Sherlock Holmes ” Stories. Director : George Ridgwell.
Star : Eille Norwood.
Cameraman : A1 Moise.
Stage : Completed.
Film : “ Young Lochinvar.” Director : W. P. Kellino.
16.
Cameraman : Basil Emmott.
Stars : Owen Nares and Gladys Jennings.
Stage : Fifth week.
Film : “ Sally Bishop.” Director : W. P. Kellino. Cameraman : Basil Emmott. Stage : Scheduled.
Film: “The Beggar’s Opera.” Stage : Scheduled.
Film : “ Guy Fawkes.”
Star : Matheson Lang.
Director : Maurice Elvey. Cameraman : J. C. Cox.
Stage : Editing by C. N. Sanderson.
Film : “ Henry, King of Navarre.” Director : Maurice Elvey.
Stars : Matheson Lang and Isobe Elsom.
Scenarist : Isabel Johnston. Cameraman : J. C. Cox.
Stage : Scheduled.
Film : “ The Wolf.” Director : Maurice Elvey. Star : Matheson Lang. Scenarist : Leslie H. Gordon. Stage : Scheduled.
Films: Two-reel dramas. “ Dr. Fu Man chu.”
Director : A. E. Coleby.
Stars : H. Agar-Lyons and Joan Clarkson.
Camerman : D. P. Cooper.
Stage : Twenty-second week.
Film : “ The Tower of London.”
Director : Maurice Elvey.
Stage Scheduled.
Walls and Henson, Ltd.
Film : “ Tons of Money.”
Director : Frank Crane.
Stars : Leslie Henson, Flora le Breton.
Stage : Third week.
Walter West Productions. — Prince's Studios, Kew Bridge. Chiswick 574.
Route : ’Bus Nos. 27, 10 5.
Broad Street to Kew.: A.m., 8.2,
8.20,
8.4 5,
9.0,
9.47,
10.17,
10.47,
11.17
, 11.47 ; p.m..
12.17.
12.47,
1.17,
1.47,
2.17
, 2.4 7
, 3.17,
3.4 7,
4.17,
4.31,
5.3,
5.17,
, 5.32,
5.40
6.2,
6.20,
6.50,
7.17,
, 7.47,
8.17
8.4 7.
9.17,
9.30.
Kew Bridge to Broad Street , A.m., 9.40, 10.8, 10.38, 11.8,
11.38; p.m., 12.8, 12.38. 1.8,
1.38, 2.8, 2.38, 3.8, 3.38, 4.8, 4.38. 5.5, 5.8, 5.10, 5.32, 5.50, 6.8, 6.20, 6.38 7.8. 7.38, 8.8 8.38, 9.8, 9.38.
Film: Not titled.
Director : W’alter West.
Stars : Violet Hopson, James Knight and Warwick Ward.
Cameraman : G. Toni.
Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ What Price Loving Cup ? ” Director : Walter West.
Stars : Violet Hopson, James Knight.
C.uieraman : G. Toni.
Stage : First week.
Welsh Pearson. — 41-45, Craven Park Harlesden, N W.10. Willesden 2862 Route : ’Bus No. 18.
Film : “ Squibs, M.P.”
Star : Betty Balfour.
Director : George Pearson. Cameraman : Percy Strong.
Stage : Assembling.
Film : “ Nell Gwynne.” Star : Betty Balfour. Director : George Pearson. Stage : Scheduled.
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