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The A, D. A. Boys
The Assistant Directors Association, which was formed in Los Angeles almost a year ago, was the brain child of the leading members of the motion pic¬ ture profession, and through their untiring efforts, their dream has at last come true.
They have their own club rooms, with a reference library, and they meet the first and last Friday of the month.
Joe McDonough Robert McGowan Richard Oliphant Dana Ong James O. Shea Mortimer Peebles Frank Richardson Fred Robinson Arthur Rose A1 Russell Harry Schenck Leigh Smith
hid Sowders Chas. Stallings Herbert Sutch Norman Taroug" Harry Tenbrook Frank Thorne Ernest Traxler Fred Tyler Tom Walsh Allan Watt George Webster Mac Wright
The members: Western Electric Co. Industrials.
Ivan Abramson
Park Frame
Dave Allen
Frank Gerehity
Alexander Alt
Mark Goldaine
Scott Beal
Alfred E. Green
Chester Bennett
Rex Hodge
George Bertholon
Dave Howard
Harry Burns
Elliott Howe
James Clemmens
Lou Howland
Buck Counors
Bert King
William Crinley
Eddie Laemmlle
Fred Croft
Ward Lascalle
George Crone
Jack Laver
William Dagwell
Irving Luddy
Douglas Dawson
Roy Marshall
Walter De Courcey
Ray Meeker
Eugene I)e Rue
Claude H. Mitchell
William Dyer
Martin Murphy
Reaves Eason
iHenry Murray
Arthur Flavin
Joe McCloskey
“The Education of Mrs. Drudge” — showing the useof an electric washing machine, solving one of the disagreeable problems of housekeeping. One reel, 15 minutes.
“A Square Deal for His Wife” — a comedy drama, picturing the straightening out of a serious domestic tangle through the installation of a complete outfit of electrical household appliances. Two reels, 28 minutes.
“Inside the Big Fence” — welfare picture, featuring the advantages of working in a modern factory turn¬ ing out electrical equipment. Two reels, 25 minutes.
“Forging the Links of Fellowship” — manufacturing picture, showing interesting phases of modern factory processes. Two reels, 27 minutes.
“Telephone Inventors of Today” — picturing many of the most interesting phases of electrical invention, including the handling of high tension currents, oper¬ ation of the radio telephone, the public speaking tele¬ phone, etc. Three reels, 38 minutes.
Colin Campbell
DIRECTED
Katherine MacDonald
in
“THE BEAUTY MARKET” — “THE THUNDERBOLT”
FIRST NATIONAL RELEASE
Address WID’S DAILY, Hollywood, Calif.
Now directing Dustin Farnum. Title ot present production to be announced shortly