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-THE MOVING PICTURE WEEKLY
Mason is talking with Manners in the library, and the two are advised of what has happened. Manners goes to the woman up-stairs, and, as he is returning to the library overhears his wife and the Prince making love. He denounces her, and tells the astonished guests that she is the one who really is responsible for the failure of the bank and the ruination of Mason. He now realizes that she has lied about Mason. The Prince, after trying to besmirch the character of Beverly by reporting that he has seen her coming from Mason's apartments late at night, takes Doria away with him. His form changes to that of the Devil and she knows that she is in his power.
SMALLEY ASSISTS JULIAN.
"ANYTHING I can do for you here?" asked Phillips Smalley of Rupert Julian one day this week, poking his head through a window
of a quaint building, one of several dozen that make up the Normandy village used in the Bluebird of "The Bugler of Algiers."
"You do not mean to say that' are idle?" asked Julian in an incredulous tone.
"Yep, won't have anything to do for three or four hours," replied Smalley, "so for heaven's sake, get me busy."
"All right, Phillips; keep those French troops in order for me; see also that the musicians play appropriate music for the coming dramatic scenes, and also make sure that those people in the market place keep in position — that's a good fellow."
And Smalley did as he was asked. "Great fun," he said. "I'd love to help them all."
The general manager of Universal City happened to come along a little later, and when he saw what one of his leading directors was doing expressed himself as greatly
pleased to witness such a spirit of co-operation.
TRUCKLOADS OF SUPPLIES
ARRIVE DAILY AT U CITY.
"THE receipt and dispatch of supplies by express at Universal City reaches heavy proportions daily and is increasing rather than diminishing.
However, under the system inaugurated recently by the officials of the Universal Film Manufacturing Company, the big shipments are handled without confusion and are quickly distributed to destined points.
Several times daily huge trucks arrive at the film capital with quantities of supplies for use in the making of pictures or the enlargement of the plant, and they return with quantities of finished product for the market.
The amount of material, supplies of all kinds, which is required by the large plant, is staggering to the uninitiated.
The ruined woman stabs herself in Doria's room.