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James Neill, who is seen in the role of Simpson in "The
Devil Stone," now at the has appeared in
many noteworthy Lasky productions, some of his latest parts having been in the Farrar productions "Joan the Woman" and "The Woman God Forgot." In the former Mr, Neill was seen as the peasant father of Joan, and in the recent Aztec spectacle as the Spanish priest with the army of Cortez.
Hobart Bosworth, who has been known to stage and screen devotees for a long time, makes his latest appearance in the role of a
noted criminologist in "The Devil Stone" now at the
The production was made for Artcraft by Cecil B. deMille. Mr. Bosworth will be best remembered in his creation of the screen role of Wolf Larson, in Jack London's well known story "The Sea Wolf," He was also seen as La Hire in "Joan the Woman" and as Cortez in "The Woman God Forgot," and has played prominent roles in many other Lasky productions.
The interesting role of Silas Martin, the miserly and unscrupulous character of the Geraldine Farrar production "The Devil
Stone" which is at the today, is portrayed by Tully
Marshall, an actor of great note both on stage and screen, who is a member of the Jesse L. Lasky company of players, Mr. Marshall appeared in the productions, "Paid in Full," "The City," and many others, and will be remembered as the fanatical monk in the Lasky production, "Joan the Woman," which was also produced under the direction of Cecil B. deMille, with Miss Farrar in the stellar role.
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