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Rosemary Davies, sister of Marion, has been engaged for four starring features by Frank Donovan. The first will be a modernized version of Sir Bulwyer Lytton's Alice.
(Continued from page 74) party in her honor at the "Elsey Club." From all reports there were "hundreds of guests." Evidently, the producers and friends of Dagmar have no intention of giving her any time to be lonesome.
Alice Terry Under New Direction
JP or the first time since they have been married, Alice Terry is going to make a picture with other than the direction of Rex Ingram. Alice was in New York with Rex but returned almost immediately to California to play in "The Great Divide.' Mr. Ingram will leave in several weeks for Algiers where he has bought a chateau and where he and Alice will live, his wife joining him on the completion of her picture.
Imogene Wilson Out
g efore Mary Pickford sailed for Europe, Imogene Wilson, whom she had seen in the Ziegfeld Follies, signed a contract to go to Hollywood with Miss Pickford on her return from abroad. When the unfortunate affair with Frank Tinney was published in the papers, Miss Pickford's representative and Imogene, by mutual agreement, cancelled the contract. Miss Wilson, however, says that she is still going to Hollywood to appear in pictures, even if she has to change her name.
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La nance to Make Pictures TO hilip La Plante, who has come to the attention of the public through the automobile accident in which pretty Helen Jessmer was injured, is now interested in pictures. He is backing a production called Bom Rich, in which Bert Lytell, Claire Windsor, Cullen Landis, Doris Kenyon and Barney Sherry are playing.
ell, I tell you," said Louis Wolheim, at the end of " ^ an argument on the profits of experiences,' "Twenty years ago, if a man said to me? 'You're a blankety blankblank-blank!' I would up an smash 'im in the eye. But now," he said, as he rubbed his broken nose, "if a man calls me a blankety blank-blank-blank, I merely answer, 'Maybe you're right, maybe you're right.' "
Gloria Upholds Bobbed Hair Too
Although Gloria Swanson loves to comb out the wig she is wearing in her latest picture and is thrilled at the feel of the long silken hair over her shoulders, she told me a few days ago that her own bobbed hair is by far the most comfortable. "It is so much easier to dress. Women with long hair never seem to put it up becomingly. I have always kept mine rather short and have added switches or braids to complete the coiffure." Gloria looks very beautiful in her role of a Balkan Princess and I am looking forward, as are many others, to the completion of the picture.
Engaged? Matt Moore and Patsy Ruth Miller are said to have developed an awful crash on each other on the F.li.O. lot, while making Fools in the Dark. Maybe they will next co-star in a serio-comic drama, entitled, A Leap in the Dark.