Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1920)

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Mary Thurman has the leading feminine part and others in the cast are Anna Q. Nilsson and Marylinn Morne, the latter a recent Dwan find in the ranks of the extra players. HAL COOLEY who has been playing leading roles in Mabel Normand pictures of late is a proud papa. Being the firstborn the event caused great excitement. In fact the father was compelled to cease work for several days because of the advent. It also brought out the interesting fact that Hal's legal name is Hallam Cooley Burr. PEGGY HYLAND, the little English star who came to this country several years ago to play for Vitagraph and then went to Fox is no longer with the latter company. Her contract expired about a month ago. DW. GRIFFITH, before leaving Cali. fornia for New York, broke a long established rule by giving a player in his company a letter of recommendation. The recipient was little Frances Parks who has been playing bits around the Griffith studio ever since she was fifteen years old — two years ago. Frances sallied forth in search of employment when the Griffith forces went Eastward and was immediately engaged by Lasky's to play the ingenue role with Robert Warwick in "Jack Straws." SHIRLEY MASON, little sister of Viola Dana, and a star in her own right for some few years, has been enrolled as a new luminary in the Fox fold. She is now at work on her first photoplay for that company in the Hollywood studio. It is a comedy drama and Scott Dunlap is the director. Shirley's last picture was "Treasure Island" under Maurice Tourneur's direction. AT the close of the baseball season it developed that Roscoe Arbuckle had not purchased the Vernon Coast League ball learn, but had merely taken an option on it with a purchase of $5 ,000 worth of stock. When time came to exercise the option "Fatty" objected to some of the terms and the proposed sale fell through. During the season he was the reputed owner of the team and had been elected president of the club. The Coast sporting writers designated the deal as a fiasco intended to extract much publicity at a minimum expense. And just as a matter of accuracy, the ball team won the Coast League pennant, not "nearly won" it as reported in the last issue of Photoplay. AVERY unusual single reel photoplay was made last month at Doug Fairhanks' studio. It would have been sufficiently unusual if only for the fact that Doug played the villain and Mary Pickford the maid who foils the willun, but the cast also contained the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, leading and well known citizens of our erswhile ally nation, England. The Duke, by the way, is the richest landholder in the world, or is so reputed to be and his wife is one of the famous beauties of Albion. The Duke played a crook in the picture, his wife was the heroine and a few Every advertisement in PHOTOPI-AY MAGAZINE is guaranteed.