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East 6P West
By Cal York
WARY PICKFORD gave a charming dinner party a short time ago at Pickf air for the group of motion picture actresses who belong to "Our Club." It was a very wonderful occasion, for Mary is honorary president and ofScial idol of the entire body, and they were just as thrilled over the idea of dining with Mary Pickf ord as any high school sorority might have been.
Douglas was sent out for the evening but wandered in about ten o'clock with Charlie Chaphn, giving as an excuse the statement that he wanted to have Charlie hear the new French words he'd taught the parrot.
Among the guests present were Lois Wilson, Lillian Rich, Alildred Davis, Helen Ferguson, Gloria Hope, Vola Vale, May McAvoy, Virginia Valli, and Patsy Ruth Miller.
CHARLES CHAPLIN'S first serious directorial venture has been titled " Public Opinion." Edna Purviance has sufficiently recovered from her illness to proceed in the stellar role, and Charlie's engagement to Pola Negri has not been permitted to interfere with the filming.
ANTONIO MORENO is no longer a •*»-bachelor.
He was married the other day to Mrs. Daisy Canfield Danziger, wealthy and prominent Los Angeles divorcee.
Quietly slipping away with only a friend or two, the handsome Spaniard and the society
Our Charlie and his Pola. When asked if they are engaged, the world's greatest comedian blushed, turned to Negri and said: "Are we? " And she replied, "Yes, my Sharlie." This is the most recent photograph of the celebrated couple. When they are to be married is a deep secret. If they know they won't tell
Little old New York has crept back into the twentieth-century. And, as usual, a camera man was on the spot. It wasn't so simple as all that, however. Before Manhattan of a cerdury ago could be coaxed to come again, Cosmopolitan had to lease the Twenty-third Regiment Armory in Brooklyn — because it didn't have a .studio large enough; instal kleigs and cooper-hewitis and carpenters, and reproduce the Bowling Green of 1810 as faithfully as possible. The shops and houses, the parks and the churches and the trees — you'll see them all. The old whipping post plays an important part. So does the first Delmonico' s restaurant. Joseph Urban supervised the settings, aided considerably by history. Note, in this picture, as much of the huge set as could be crowded in, the powerful lights which play from the sides and above. You see here only a few of the hundreds of extras who move through the streets
in many of the scenes
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