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A PICTURE which might best be described: LjwAbtJm^ Cttt^aif. The nauijhty tea-tupcr at your left i> Mar.-hall Ncilan. Next to him is Louis B. Mayer. Anita Stewart's impresario. The third figure is one of the most interesting men in the movies, who hasn't been photographed in a long, long time: Col. William N. Selig The fourth is the young Chicago film manufacturer. W'atterson R. Rothacker. Location. Hollywood.
Grand Crossing Impressions
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THE Janitor In the Building Where Photoplw His its Office, Saw Jim Corbett Knock out Sullivan In New Orleans, In 1S04.
*"An' the Misiuj. ' He chuckled, '•I'jed to See him Act On the Suge— '•—■5 a Fine Actor — i she Kept his Picture -. the Dresser tven After we was Married !"
1N'e\er SawJim Corbett FightBut if he Can Fight ' !ie he Can Smile, Wonder .,. r.,„v.inight Sullivan I
Vou V It All Happened. J May Have Heard it the Blow he Gave li\-an. that Knocked Out— this b Real Dope: Just Smiled at bim; It's .\I1. ^Saw him Between Games — Games. fd &Iade Ever> Game itbe Polo Grounds
be was in New York, 1890— aiid wasn't Going Let me Stop him. Pictures ? Sure — Like 'em Fine!"
HE Looked Wistfully Owt of the Window— i Knew
By
Delight Evans
He Could Just See
The Plavcrs Warminp Cp —
"Yes — 111 Like Picturi>s
Better than Ever, now
That I'm Going to Do
Features.
Tough Proposition,
Though —
Your First Feature.
Did you Know
I Made One
A Long Time Ago^
They Called it
The Man from the Golden West' —
Or Something like that anyway,
It was Preltv Bad, and
I Want the Next One
To Be Darn Good
To Make Up for it."
THE Extras Were all Scared to Death To Ficht with him In 'The Midnight Man ' — '"But fact is," said Mr. Corbett, 'They had Less to Fear from Me Than an Amateur. Well, I would go at them Like this—" And he Made A Little Pass at My Eye".And told them To Use this One — " Landing a little Wallop near my Jaw— ''And then I could Come Back at them In a Manner Something like this — "
I Changed the Subject: "^'ou were on the Stage For Quite a While, Weren't You?"
"Well, he Smiled,
"I Played Everything,
I Guess.
Burlesque;
Stock;
Musical Comedy;
Repertoire — "
SAY." he Broke Off, "Did you Ever See That Fellow Nehf?" I didn't Know Whether Nehf Was a Pitcher Or a Catcher, so I Thought It was Time to Go. So I Walked a Way Up the Street with him — It was Broadway — Say, did you ever Walk Up Main Street With the Captain Of the Winning Football Team— Or the Only Boy in Town Who Won the Croi.x de Guerre? Well, it was Like That. But
We didn't Get Very Far. "Hello, Jim — Here for a While?" Or
"When did you Get in Town?" Mr. Corbett Was Nice to them. But he Kept Right on Going As Fast as he CouldWhen— "Hello, Jim!" It was Bill Brady. "How's Things Coming?" T Said Goodbye Then and There; and Left them Bill and Jim — Talking, on the Comer. I W'onder If Jim Corbett Ever Saw that Ball Game?