Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1922)

Photoplay Magazine — Advertising Section "They'll get him—" Shouting he raced back toward Tom, caught in a deep drift. Suddenly he threw up his hands; pitched forward; lay still, with his blood reddening the snow. Tom struggled toward him ; was by his side as Jules, still dizzy, came up. "Over the Border" TVTARRATED, by permission, from •*• ^ the photoplay produced as a Paramount Picture by the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation. Directed by George Melford from the story by Sir Gilbert Parker. All rights reserved. Enacted by the following cast: Jen Galbraith Betty Compson Sergeant Tom Flaherty .. .Tom Moore Peter Galbraith. S Farrell MacDonald Val Galbraith Casson Ferguson Snow Devil Sidney D'Albrook Corporal Byng L. C. Sumway Pretty Pierre Jean deBriac Inspector Jules Edward J. Brady Borden Joseph Ray Pierre opened his eyes. "You've got me," he gasped. "It's me you wanted — not Val. The Indians lied. It was I shot Snow Devil — " He choked on the splendid lie, and died. Jules looked at Tom. A trooper spoke. "It was Val Galbraith, all right, inspector," he said. "Would you doubt a dying confession?" said Jules. "Snow Devil — I'd not hang a dog for killing him if I had my way! The case is closed !" How Abe Budin Found America ONE of Anzia Yezierska's short stories which comprise the volume, "Hungry Hearts," is called "How I Found America." Abe Budin says he is writing that story right now in his actual life. Mme. Yezierska's stories deal with Jewish immigrants and how they battle their way to an understanding of the United States, its freedom, its laws, its customs. Budin is a Jewish immigrant, resident in Los Angeles. One day, several months ago, he was sweeping the street in front of an apartment house in the Jewish section. E. Mason Hopper, who had been assigned by the Goldwyn Company to direct "Hungry Hearts," was searching for types. He particularly needed a man for the butcher. When Hopper spied Budin he said to his assistant, "That's my man." He jumped from his automobile and told the astonished Budin that he wanted him to act in a motion picture. The man was flabbergasted. Budin did act in the picture and he was not only the type physically, but he showed a remarkable naturalness and comedic ability. He made $800 by his acting and with that money he has set up a little general store in Los Angeles. In this emporium you can find, shoes, dry goods, notions, and a delicatessen counter. Abe Budin has found America. "VV/HO," asked one of our subscribers, "shouldered " the blame of the world before motion pictures were invented?" We give it up. Who did? ** v*'.--^-.'--' ;-."^:--,v T 0 I Norma Talmadge in a picture that is all the screen can give rrSmilin' Through >> NORMA TALMADGE'S latest picture has won success throughout the country because it strikes a responsive chord in every human heart. It is a picture that will bring the tears of tenderness and love and smiles of sunshine and happiness. 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