The Photo-Play Journal (Jul 1919-Feb 1921)

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NY.Crnf Real News of Reel People {Continued from page 63) Seena Owen, who has one of the principal roles in "Lavender and Old Lace," now being filmed, was chatting with her director, Lloyd Ingraham. "This is a hard, hard world," remarked the director. "Yes, but do you know why?" asked the film star. "No." . "All the soft jobs are taken," answered Miss Owen. * * * The present high cost of eggs means nothing in the life of Tom Santschi, whose diversion, and a profitable one, is raising chickens. He has several hundred hens that lay on an average, two hundred and fifty eggs a day. With eggs retailing at seven cents each, one can readily see where each cluck-cluck means cash-cash. * * * Until a suitable vehicle can be secured for Pauline Frederick, she is enjoying a brief vacation. Henry King, engaged as her next director, is busy perusing many books, looking for material suitable to this star's requisites. * * * Another playwright has been added to the list of captives made by the conquering movies. He is William Hurlbut, author of numerous successful plays. The first to be produced will be his comedy, "Made in Heaven." The Goldwyn Company has selected as director for this important series, Alfred E. Green, formerly director of the Jack Pickford features. w How to Obtain Beautiful, Rich Long Eyelashes and Brows EVERY WOMAN should be the rightful owner of beautiful eyes, the essentials of which are, First: Long, rich eyelashes; and Second: Well-cared-for eyebrcws. No matter what color your eyes may be — gray, brown or blue — if they are shaded by thick, silky lashes, and well-shaped brows, their charm is greatly accentuated. 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Anspacher, who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the Business Manager of the PhotoPlay Journal, and that the following is, to the Lest of his knowledge and belief, a true statement of the" ownership, management (and if a daily paper, the circulation), etc., of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption, required by the Act ef August 24, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse side of this form, to wit: 1. That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor, and business managers are: Publisher; — Photo-Play Journal Corporation, 145 W. 38th St., New York City; Editor — F. H. Anspacher; Managing Editor — Chas. Reed Jones, 145 W. 38-th St., New York City; Business Manager — F. H. Anspacher, 145 W. 38th St., New York City. 2. That the. owners are: Central Press Co. (,E. D. Haney, Pres.), 1315 Cherry St., Philadelphia, Pa. ; A. R. 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ANSPACHER, Business Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October, 1920. (Seal) BERNARD BUDNICK, Comm. of Deeds, New York City. The public report is denied by Geraldinc Farrar that she is to abandon the movies. * * * Of interest to her many admirers is the news from Joseph De Grasse, director of Charles Ray's productions, that Pauline Bush, former cinema star, is now in New York collaborating in adapting to screen form, with a well-known author, the latter's works for the screen. * * * Nell Shipman, whose "God's Country and the Woman," was one of the most popular of films, has begun a new outdoor feature, "The Girl from God's Country." * * * When the announcement was made that Charles Ray's next picture production would be James Whitcomb Riley's immortal poetic gem, "The Old Swimming Hole," numerous boys and girls besieged his studio in the hope that there would be a chance in the scene for them to show their prowess as swimmers. There will be in fact. * * * Rosemary Theby has signed a long-term contract to star in special productions, the first of which is a story by George Bernard Shaw. * * * With seventeen years' stage experience as actor and director with Richard Mansfield, Mary Mannering, and other stage stars of former days, and as the cinematic director for numerous present-day stars, Arthur Berthelet selected to direct Bessie Love, is well qualified to handle the reins of this charming young star. * * * It is understood Lew Cody and RobertsonCole have agreed to disagree. Cody is said to have received a big offer from an eastern company. * * * Will Rogers couldn't resist the old call the other day when a circus was in full swing on the Goldwyn lot for the Edgar small boy series. He deserted his own work and had a great time displaying his rope stunts for the kiddies in the big tent. "Nothin' doin' " he protested to Clarence Badgar, his director, "I've always played hooky on circus day, and I'm always goin' to, so beat it I" * * * Irene Rich collects hrrseshoes. "The horse is the emblem of the swiftness of life," she says. "Darius won the kingdom of Persia through his horse ; in Christian art the horse signifies courage and generosity; a dark horse decides our interpreters of government and even automobiles would be helpless without horsepower !" * * * Frank Lloyd, Goldwyn director, whose future productions are to be featured, is only thirty-two years old. He has been directing six years. * * * Molly Malone wears green garters. She says she is never happy unless there is some green on her somewhere, and that is the only place it is becoming. * * * Helene Chadwick eats salt on her grape fruit. She eats sugar on her lettuce, and drinks her tea and coffee without either sugar or cream. * * * Cullen Landis, who has risen rapidly in Goldwyn pictures, was born in Nashville, Tenn., and still retains his southern accent. * * * Russ Powell, Goldwyn stock player, spends his time between scenes whittling ornaments out of wood, ivory and ebony. * * * Richard Tucker, Goldwyn player, was a captain in the A. E. F. He was thrice reported killed. * * * Tom Moore, Goldwyn star, dislikes to use make up for his pictures. DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES