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put Paramount at the head of
the picture industry years ago:
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organization.
2. The greatest living authors writing original
photoplays for Paramount.
3. Stars and artists whose enormous popularity
is second only to their ability.
4. Directors whose very names are synony-
mous with the highest screen art.
5. Five years of national advertising, backed
up always by the goods.
6. Ideals that have remained true to the ever
higher standards demanded by the great art of the
motion picture.
FAMOUS PLAYERS-1ASKY CORPORATION
Advance Announcement of a few of the
great Paramount Pictures coming
in the season 1921-1922
Cecil B. DeMilles production "THE AFFAIRS OF AMATOL,"
with Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter, Bebe
Daniels, Monte Blue, Wanda Hawley, Theodore Roberts, Agnes
Ayres, Theodore Kosloff, Polly Moran, Raymond Hatton and
Julia Faye. By Jeanie Macpherson, suggested by Arthur
Schnitzler's play and its paraphrase by Granville Barker.
George Fitzmaurices production, "EXPERIENCE," with Richard
Barthelmess as "Youth." Marjory Daw in the cast. From
the great play by George V. Hobart.
"Peter Pan," J. M. BARRIE'S masterpiece. Produced under the
author's personal supervision by John D. Robertson.
Wallace Reid in "THE CHAMPION" from the season s Broadway
success by Thomas Louden and A. E. Thomas.
Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Elliott Dexter in "RAINBOW'S
END," a spectacular new production.
Elsie Ferguson and Wallace Reid in "PETER IBBETSON," a
George Fitzmaurice production. Cast includes George Fawcett
Elliott Dexter and Montagu Love. From the DuMaurier play,
in which John and Lionel Barrymore scored their greatest
stage success.
Betty Compson in J. M. Barries "THE LITTLE MINISTER,"
directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws.
Cecil B. DeMilles production "Fools' Paradise" adapted from
Leonard Merrick's story "THE LAURELS AND THE LADY."
Cast includes Dorothy Dalton, Mildred Harris, Conrad Nagel
and Theodore Kosloff.
Thomas Meighan in "A PRINCE THERE WAS," George M.
Cohan's great comedy success by Darragh Aldrich.
Elsie Ferguson in "FOOTLIGHTS," from the Saturday Evening
Post story by Rita Weiman. A John S. Robertson production.
William deMilles production "AFTER THE SHOW," by Rita
Weiman. Cast includes Jack Holt, Lila Lee and Charles Ogle.
George Loane Tucker's production "LADIES MUST LIVE," with
Betty Compson. Presented by Mayflower Photoplay Corp.
By Alice Duer Miller.
Betty Compson in "AT THE END OF THE WORLD," directed
by Penrhyn Stanlaws. . From the play by Ernst Klein.
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Gloria Swanson in Elinor Glyn's "THE GREAT MOMENT,"
a spectacular knockout.
Wallace Reid in "THE HELL DIGGERS," by Byron Morgan.
Directed by Frank Urson.
William S. Hart in 'THREE-WORD-BRAND," a William S. Hart.
production directed by Lambert Hillyer.
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbucklc in "GASOLINE GUS," by George
Pattulo. Cast includes Lila Lee. Directed by James Gruze.
George Melford's production "THE GREAT IMPERSONATION,"
from E. Phillips Oppenheim's novel. Cast includes James
Kirkwood and Ann Forrest.
Ethel Clayton in "BEYOND," by Henry Arthur Jones. Scenario
by Julia Crawford Ivers. Directed by William D, Taylor.
Thomas Meighan in "CAPPY RICKS," from the Saturday Even-
ing Pose stories by Peter B. Kyne. Agnes Ayres in the cast.
Directed by Tom Forman.
Gloria Swanson in "UNEASY VIRTUE," by Carey Wilson. Directed
by Sam Wood.
George Melford's production "THE SHEIK," from the famous
novel by E. M. Hull.
William S. Hart in "WHITE OAK," a Hart production directed
by Lambert Hillyer.
Jack Holt in "THE MAN WHO SOLD HIMSELF," his first
starring vehicle.
Agnes Ayres in "TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT," her first starring
vehicle.
"Dangerous Lies," a Paul Powell production with David Powell.
By E. Phillips Oppenheim.
Ethel Clayton in "HER OWN MONEY," by Mark Swan. Directed
by Joseph Henabery.
William deMilles production "THE CRADLE," from Eugene
Brieux s famous play.
Ethel Clayton in "EXIT THE VAMP," by Clara Beranger.
Directed by Joseph Henabery.
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuc^ in "THIRTY DAYS," by A. E. Thomas.
Directed by James Cruze.
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Thomas Meighan in "THE SEA BRIDE," an original photoplay
story by Edward Sheldon.
Gloria Swanson in "UNDER THE LASH," by Edward Knoblock.
Directed by Sam Wood. Mahlon Hamilton leading man.
William S. Hart in "TRAVELING ON," a Hart production,
directed by Lambert Hillyer.
Ethel Clayton in "YOUR HOME COMES FIRST," by Clara
Beranger. Directed by Joseph Henabery.
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle in "SHOULD A MAN MARRY?" by
Sarah Y. Mason. Cast includes Harriett Hammond and Mary
Thurman. Directed by James Cruze.
Wallace Reid in a cross-continent automobile story by Byron
Morgan.
George Melford's production "YOU CANT FOOL YOUR WIFE,'
by Hector Turnbull.
"Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush" Donald Crisp's production of Ian
MacLaren's famous novel. Filmed on the original locations.
Donald Crisp plays the leading male role.
Gloria Stcanson in Elinor Glyn's "BEYOND THE ROCKS."
Directed by Sam Wood.
Wallace Reid in "AN ASSISTED FRANKENSTEIN," by Charles
E. Van Loan Directed by Frank Urson.
Betty Comf>son in "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE," from Clyde
Fitch's famous play. Directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws.
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle in "VIA FAST FREIGHT," by Curtis
Benton. Directed by James Cruze.
Gloria Swanson in "THE ORDEAL," by Somerset Maugham,
Directed by Sam Wood.
Betty Compson in "THE STAMPEDE MADONNA." By Monte
M. Katterjohn. Directed by Penrhyn Stanlaws.
Wallace Reid in "RENT FREE," by Mann Page and Izzola
Forrester Page. Directed by Frank Urson.
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RECENT RELEASES:
Sowing the WincT "Black Beaut}
'When We Were Twenty-One
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ROGER LYTTON
Columbia University Club
4 West 43rd Street
New York City
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Released
"45 Minutes From Broadway"
"Peaceful Valley"
"Nineteen and Phyllis"
"The Old Swimmin' Hole"
"Scrap Iron"
CHARLES BAY PRODUCTIONS, Inc.
Coming
"A Midnight Bell"
"R.S.V.P."
"The Barnstormer"
"Two Minutes to Go :
etc.
PRESENTED BY ARTHUR S. KANE
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Comedies
Released Through Robertson-Cole
Clarke Irvine
Director of Advertising
Studio
Universal City, Cal.
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Lewis S. Stone
212 S. Wilton Place, Los Angeles, Calif.
Recent Releases
Marshall Neilan Production.
Goldwyn Production.
Goldwyn Production.
Thomas H. Ince Production.
David M. Hartford Production.
L. B. Mayer Production.
In Preparation
" The Rosary " Selig and Rork Production.
' The River's End "
' Milestones "
' The Concert "
'Beau Revel"
' The Golden Snare "
' Muffled Drums "
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DESNOYERS
IN
"THE FOUR HORSEMEN
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An All-Important Message
To Independent Producers
of Motion Pictures From
A. E. LEFCOU'RT, President
PIONEER FILM CORPORATION
THE CREST OF SERVICE
pIONEER FILM CORPORATION, ever since it became a
* factor in this industry, has done everything in its power to
improve the conditions and further the interests of the independ-
ent producer. It is not a producing company ; it purchases pic-
tures when they are completed. It has always enjoyed the dis-
tinction of being the only concern to give honest encouragement
to the individual director, film star and playwright to enter into
business for himself assuring him of a ready market for his
worth-while product.
distributing facilities of Pioneer Film Corporation are
tremendous not in theory but in reality. Our growth has
been rapid and, perhaps, amazing not on paper but in physical
tangibility and our resources are almost unlimited. The film
productions we are in the market for must have genuine merit
and be of real quality. Pioneer wishes no photoplays that are
relics of the just-passed era, when anything that had 5,000 feet
would suffice. Pioneer and Quality think of them as ONE !
YOU, the independent producer, can count upon Pioneer to
co-operate with you to the fullest extent. If this message
is not an incentive to you it must at least be an invitation an
invitation to success. The gateway is swung open there is
room for all of you to enter. Which of you will? Strict confi-
dence will govern all communications.
(Signed)
A. E. Lef court
President,
Pioneer. Film Corp.,
New York City.
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RORN OH THE
4 OF
/INDEPENDENCE Day, this year, will mark
a significant event in the history of motion
pictures the first anniversary of the birth of
Associated Producers Incorporated.
Coming into existence on this Great Day, we
feel justly proud in proclaiming the fact and in
Wiouncing a progressive policy and program
T the ensuing months.
Associated Producers Inc. is a cooperative
organization and as its birthday signifies, is
free and independent of all outside alliances,
production and distribution of quality
n pictures is the sole business of this
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hold ourselves accountable to the Exhib-
of the World only and if our methods
Woduct meet with their approval we
have accomplished much.
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ociXiED PRODUCERS INC.
OFKICES' 729 SEVENTH AVE.. NEW YORK CITY
MACK SENNETT
is making
Legitimate Dramatic Productions
and
Two and Five Reel Comedies of Hilarious Appeal
Recent Corned^ Achievements Are
"Down on the Farm" (released by United Artists),
"Married Life" and "Love, Honor and Behave"
(released by First National) ; " A Small Town Idol " and
"Home Talent" (released by Associated Producers).
"HEARTBALM"
Mr. Bennett's first serious drama " a play of TO-DAY ''
has hit the very center of the Bull's-eye of success and
is a mighty production based on a timely theme, redolent
of Youth, fraught with thrills and tender and wistful with
a Love story for Everybody.
MABEL NORMAND in "MOLLY O"
is the next big surprise from the Sennett Studio.
The Cross-Eyed Genius of Laughter Will Appear
in a series of
BEN TURPIN SPECIALS
NOTE: Mack Sennett is a member of ASSOCIATED
PRODUCERS which is now his sole distributing and
releasing agency.
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MAURICE TOURNEUR
MEMBER
THE ASSOCIATED PRODUCERS, INC.
THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
THE FOOLISH MATRONS
LORN A DOONE
Consistency!
The unerring box-office values
of Thomas H. Ince-Associated
Producers Productions are am-
ply demonstrated by the un-
paralleled success of "Lying
Lips," '"'Mother o' Mine," and
"The Cup of Life" a trio of
winners made under the per-
sonal supervision of
Thomas H.Ince
J. L. FROTHINGHAM
Producing for
Associated Producers, Inc.
"The Ten Dollar Raise"
by Peter B. Kyne
"The Black Fox"
by E. Phillips Oppenheim
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GEO. D.
BAKER
DIRECTOR
A Night Out
MAY ROBSON
Tarantula
ANTONIO MORENO
EDITH STOREY
The Shell Game
EMMY WEHLEN
His Father's Son
LIONEL BARRYMORE
Peggy Does Her Darndest
MAY ALLISON
The Lion's Den
BERT LYTELL
The Wager
EMILY STEVENS
The White Raven
ETHEL BARRYMORE
Revelation
NAZIMOVA
Buried Treasure
MARION DAVIES
The Man Who Lost Himself
WM. FAVERSHAM
Heliotrope
ALL STAR
Proxies
ALL STAR
Without Limit
GEO. D. BAKER PROD.
Address 130 West 44th Street
New York City
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Rex Ingram Productions
Supervised and Directed bv
REX INGRAM
1 'Shore Acres' '
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
"The Conquering Power"
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MOTION PICTURE
DIRECTORS
ASSOCIATION
New York Lodge
234 W. 55th St. Circle
Adolfi, John G.
Archainbaud, Geo.
Badger, Clarence
Barker, Regirald
Beal, Frank
Beaudine, William
Beaumont, Harry
Bertram, William
Blystone, John G.
Borzage, Frank
Brooke, Van Dyke
Buel, Keanan
Campbell, Colin
Carewe, Edwin
Carleton, Lloyd B.
Chaudet, Louis Wm.
Chautard, Emile
Christie, Al E.
Clements, Roy
Cline, E. F.
Conway, Jack
Cox, George L.
Crisp, Donald W.
Daly, Wm. Robt.
Dawley, J. Ssarle
De Grasse, Joseph
DeMille, Cecil B.
DeMille, William C.
Dillon, J. F.
Duncan, William
Eagle, Oscar
Edwards, J. Gordon
Ellis, Robert
Emerson, John
Fishback, Fred
Fitzgerald, Dallas
Ford, Francis
Forman, Tom
Franklin, Harry L.
French, Chas. K.
Gerard, Douglas
Giblyn, Charles
Gordon, James
Haddock, Wm. F.
Hamilton, Gilbert P.
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Hartford, David
Harvey, John Jos,
Heerman, Victor
Heffron, Thomas N.
Henderson, Dell
Henley, Hobart
Hickman, Howard
Holubar, Allen J.
Hopper, E. Mason
Hunt, Jay
Hunter, T. Hayes
Ince, John E.
Ince, Thomas H.
Ingraham, Lloyd
Irving, George H.
Jaccard, Jacques
Kelsey, Fred A.
King, Henry
Kirkland, David
Knoles, Harley
Lessey, George A.
LeSaint, Ed. J.
Lloyd, Frank
Lund, 0. A. C.
Lyons, Eddie
MacGregor, Norval
MacQuarrie, Murdock J.
Maigne, Charles
Marshall, George
McGowan, J. P.
Melford, George
Millarde, Harry
Miller, Ashley
Miller, Charles F.
Mitchell, Howard
Moran, Lee
Neil, Roy
Niblo, Fred
Noble, John W.
O'Brien, John
Olcott, Sidney
Otto, Henry W.
Parke, William
Parrott. Chas. J.
Payton, Stuart
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425 Markham Bldg.
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Perret, Leonce
Powers, Francis J.
Reynolds, Lynn F.
Richmond, Jos. W.
Ricketts, Thomas V.
Robertson, John S.
Ruggles, Wesley
RusseU, Earl
Russell, William
Sargent, George L.
Scardon, Paul
Schertzinger, Victor
Seay, Chas. M.
Seitz, George B.
Semon, Lawrence
Sidney, H. Scott
Siegman, Geo. A.
Simpson, E. M.
Sloman, Edward
Smalley, Phillips
Stanton, Richard
Sullivan, Frederick
Taylor, William D.
. Taylor, S. E. V.
Terriss, Tom
Thomson, Fred A.
Tourneur, Maurice
Trimble, Laurence
Vale, Travers
Van, Wally
Vekroff, Perry N.
Vignola, Robt. G.
Vincent, James
Ward, Ernest
Webb, Kenneth
Webster, Harry MacRae
West, Raymond B.
Williams, C. Jay
Wilson, Ben
Withey, Chet
Wood, Sam
Worsley, Wallace
Worthington, William
Young, James
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GEORGE ARCHAINBAUD
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CHARLES GIBLYN
M. P. D. A.
Director of Productions
Starring
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
BILLIE BURKE
MABEL NORMAND
OLIVE THOMAS
DOROTHY DALTON
LATEST PRODUCTIONS
TIGER'S CUB
By GEORGE GOODSCHILD
THIEF
By HENRI BERNSTEIN
MOUNTAIN WOMAN
PROM THE PAGAN OF THE HILLS
By CHARLES NEVILLE BUCK
Starring PEARL WHITE
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Director o
Productions Del/uxe
Guaranteed B Ox Office Attractions
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GEORGE LLOYD SARGENT
Feature Director
Member of
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FRIARS CLUB
NEW YORK
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WEULIAM D. W%OR
PRODUCTIONS
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CLAIRE WINDSOR
LOUIS CALHERN
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KENNETH WEBB
M. P. D. A.
Recent Releases:
Lionel Barrymore in kk The Devil s Garden"
Lionel Barrymore in "The Great Adventure"
Special "The Truth About Husbands"
Special ^'Salvation Nell"
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Ben Wilson
Announces His 1921-1922 Activities
Six high class Jack Hoxie features of the
Canadian North West and Western type
Four special features starring
NEVA GEFBER
Two super serials starring
ANN LITTLE
Distributed by Arrow Film Corp.
220 West 42d Street, New York City
Communication: BERWILLA STUDIOS"
5821 Santa Monica Blvd., L. A.
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GEORGE L. COX
MEMBER M.P.D.A.
3834 Wilshire Blvd.. L. A.
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EIWAR& HEMMER
DIRECTOR
Productions,
Nau; Vbrk.
Rollin Sturgeon
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Joseph E. Henabery
Director
FAMOUS PLAYERS LASKY CORP.
Recent Releases
The Life of the Party Roscoe Arbuckle
Brewster's Millions Roscoe Arbuckle
Don't Call Me Little Girl Mary Miles Minter
Moonlight and Honeysuckle Mary Miles Minter
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E. H. GRIFFITH
DIRECTOR
1921 Releases
SCRAMBLED WIVES First National THE LAND OF HOPE Famous Players-Lasky
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW Robenson-Cole DAWN OF THE EAST -Famous Players-Lasky
Management Edward Small
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Beryamm B. Hampton
Benjamin B. Hampton Productions
J. CHARLES DAVIS, 2nd
Director of
"THE SHADOW"
A Salient Production
Released by Forward Film Distributors, Inc.
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Seal
of
Vitality
Stamps
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Pictures
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by
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the King Log"
Current Release
of
ASSOCIATED EXHIBITORS, INC
Starting "FREE AIR" by
Sinclair Lewis to be made
in Glacier National Park
THE YALE CLUB
NEW YORK CITY
AL GILBERT
Pres. The Al Gilbert Film Productions, Inc.
Candler Bldg., 220 W. 42nd Street, N. Y.
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JOHN M. STAHL
Louis B. Mayer
Presents
John M. Stahl Productions
Associated First National Productions
Now Completed
"The Child Thou Gavest Me"
"The Song of Life"
THIRD PRODUCTION UNDER WAY
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GEORGE A. BERANGER
DIRECTOR
Six Tears Staff of D. W. GrifitK
SEVEN MUTUAL (GRIFFITH-SUPERVISED)
PRODUCTIONS
" The Broken Lullaby " " The Baby's Ride "
(Wallace Reid)
" Probation " " Branch Thirty-Seven "
" The Sea Brat " " The Last Deal "
" The Double Crossing "
" A MANHATTAN KNIGHT " (Fox Feature)
" UNCLE SAM OF FREEDOM RIDGE "
(Independent)
" NUMBER SEVENTEEN "
(Louis Tracy-Fox Special)
" THE LONG, LONG TRAIL " (Independent)
" THE GOOD BLACK SHEEP " (Independent)
Etc.
" Whatever he has done, it has been performed with excellent
skill and most thorough and intelligent understanding."
D. W. GRIFFITH
" The power of true realism lies in picturing the known in such a
manner as to obtain and hold interest during the story to be told in
bringing strong situations out of the easily-recognizable affairs of
our everyday lives. Therein lies the prime merit of Beranger's work.
There is an unpreached sermon in every second of his contrasts, a
sermon more deeply felt that it is not pronounced in words, one to
make the spectators think twice/' LOUIS REEVES HARRISON
"You are surprised time and again throughout the picture by his
novel twists and the clever manner in which they are handled.
Director Beranger wastes no footage, and makes every incident count."
WID
. " George Beranger's skillful direction results in good continuity
and sustained fast action." EXHIBITOR'S TRADE REVIEW
" The utmost skill affording real pleasure to all audiences."
WID
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DIRECTOR GENERAL
OLIVER MOROSCO
PRODUCTIONS
Charles A. Taylor, to whom was entrusted the doubly important task
of adapting and directing Oliver Morosco's first picture, " The Half Breed,"
for Associated First National release, has contributed his full share to the
stage and film history of America. Beginning wh.le still in his 'teens, Tay-
lor has been writing and producing for thirty years, being the most prodi-
gious author of melodrama the stage has known. More than thirty plays
of the thrill type gave Taylor, when this form of amusement was in its hey-
dey, the title of " the high-priest of melodrama."
Some of the good old thrillers that Taylor wrote and received fortunes
from were " King of the Opium Ring," " Queen of the Highway," " Yose-
mite," " From Rags to Riches," " Escaped from the Harem," " His Brother's
Crime," " White Tigress of Japan," " Queen of the White Slaves," " The
Female Detectives," " The Girl Engineer," " The Derby Mascot," " Stolen
by Gypsies," "Child Wife," "Held for Ransom," "Tracked Around the
World," " Through Fire and Water," " Queen of the Jungle " and " The
Circus." Some of the most successful stage careers started in these Taylor
plays, he developing an almost uncanny knack in discovering talent. His
latest " find " is five-year-old King Evers whom screen experts regard as one
of the " discoveries " of the year. Also Ann May and Wheeler Oakman and
Eugenia Gilbert who are now under his personal direction in management.
Taylor, in his writings and direction, has drawn from a wonderful knowl-
edge gained from life itself. The deft Taylor touches, the mastery in blend-
ing emotional lights and shadows and the swift pyramiding of dramatic
effects are from the lessons taught in the long school of experience. In ad-
dition to his work connected with the stage and screen, Taylor has studied
the phases of the human gamut while a member of a construction gang on a
railroad, searching for gold in Alaska, railroading, globe-trotting, riding the
plains as a cowboy and sailing the seven seas on a " windjammer."
He wrote his first play, " His Brother's Crime," while working on the
construction of the Southern Pacific across the Mojave desert. Proudly he
took the manuscript to the biggest producer of that day on the Pacific Coast
Walter Morosco. There in San Francisco was his first meeting with Oliver
Morosco, then a youngster in knee pants. The friendship begun in those
early days has remained unbroken through thirty years and it was Taylor
whom Morosco summoned first when he made his decision to enter the pro-
duction of pictures.
Morosco produced the initial Taylor effort in San Francisco with the au-
thor himself in the role of the hero. That was the beginning. The next
year Taylor started in to conquer the East with " The Derby Mascott " at
the famous People's Theatre on the Bowery.
This theatre, as well as the Fifth Avenue, was under the managerial
guidance at that time of Harry Miner, one of the leading producers of the
day. He haled Taylor as " a new genius from the West " and did much to
start the young author on the road to fame. Following " The Derby Mas-
cot " Taylor wrote as many as four plays in one year. One, " Held for
Ransom" was written in thirty hours for Helen M. Stone, the missionary
captured by the Turks.
When motion pictures began to encroach upon the melodramatic field,
Taylor, always progressive, altered his activities to fit the new conditions.
When the Metro studio was established in New York Taylor was placed in
editorial charge, directing all the releases at that time.
In addition to his melodramas, Taylor has written plays and scenarios
for Laurette Taylor, Frank Keenan, Ethel Barrymore, Marjorie Rambeau,
Viola Dana, Emmy Wehlen, Francis X. Bushman, Lionel Barrymore, Mary
Pickford, Mary Miles Minter, May Allison, and many others.
Taylor is now writing special stories for Wheeler Oakman, Ann May,
Eugenia Gilbert, King Evers and others.
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STAR
DIRECTOR
David Butler
SON
Fred J. Butler
FATHER
DAVID BUTLER
Starring in His Cwn
Feature Productions
Among Which Are
"MAKING THE GRADE"
and
"BING BANG BOOM'
DIRECTED BY FRED J. BUTLER
Distributed by Irving M. Lesser
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JACK CONWAY
Director of
" The Servant in the House "
" Lombard!, Ltd." with Bert Lytell
" Riders of the Dawn " and " U-P-Trail " by Zane Grey
" The Money Changers " by Upton St. Clair
" The Spenders " by Harry Leon Wilson
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CURRENT FIBST NATIONAL. RELEASES:
^ KATHERINE v M4cDOJNALD
.^Sticks and Stones* ^ ^Stran^or than Fiction ,
Trust "Vbur Wife *Pae?sionb Playground
k The Turning Tbint"
PAULINE FREDERICK (Golden) in^The Fear Woman
*Theetrayar (Special
EXECUTIVE i*a> PRODUCING ASSISTANT TO
D. W.GRIFFITH J9M--I9I7 IN THE PRODUCTION OF
*BIRTH of a NATION " >^ p ^INTOLERANCE"
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N
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L
S
M
Directing ]
EDUCATIONAL
COMEDIES T
for
WARNER BROTHERS 11
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DIRECTING CHRISTIE COMEDIES
Recent Successes:
"A HOMESPUN HERO"
"MOVIE MAD"
"SHUFFLE THE QUEENS"
"BACK FROM THE FRONT'
"HEY RUBE!"
"SHORT AND SNAPPY"
"OH BUDDY!"
SUCCESSES
YEAR WITH CHRISTIE
FILM COMPANY
YEARS WITH THOMAS H. INCE
Recent Feature Release "813"
Do you remember
"TARZAN OF THE APES"
"BULLETS AND BROWN EYES"
M. P. D. A.
DIRECTING CHRISTIE COMEDIES
AND VANITY COMEDIES for the
CHRISTIE FILM COMPANY
Recent Successes:
"WEDDING BLUES"
and
"SOUTHERN EXPOSURE
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William S. Campbell
Originator and Creator
Educational Animal Comedies
Producing thirteen
Two Reel
Campbell Animal Comedies
Educational Release
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SELIG and RORK
announce in preparation
99
"THE ROSARY
(from the famous play by Edward E. Rose)
with an all-star cast headed by Lewis Stone
Directed by Jerome Storm
99
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"DEBONNAIRE
(by Wm. Farquhar Payson)
"THE ROYAL BOX
(Charles Coghlan's great stage play)
"THE HONOR
of the BIG SNOWS
(by James Oliver Curwood)
Lewis Stone heads an all-star cast in each of these productions
.99
In preparation
Special five-reel productions starring SNOWY BAKER,
the famous international athlete
Distribution not yet arranged
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SELIG and RORK'S
Diamond
Specials
TWO-REEL DRAMAS De LUXE
Something new for your program
Famous Stones by Famous Authors with
Famous Players
One two-reel drama every month
Now Ready for Release
"THE NORTHERN TRAIL"
from James Oliver Curwpod's famous story, " The Wilderness
Mail," with Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery and
Ethel Grey Terry
" THE POLICEMAN and THE BABY"
from Clarence L. Cullen's famous story with
William Desmond, Wallace Beery and
Elinor Fair
Directed by Bertram Bracken
COMING
Twelve thrilling one-reel animal pictures, one each
month
Featuring all the animals in the world-famous Selig
Zoo
To be distributed by the
EDUCATIONAL FILM EXCHANGES, Inc.
E. W. Hammons, Pres.
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PRODUCER A* DIRECTOR
S07O Sunset glvcL
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H. M. Warner
A. Warner
WARNER BROTHERS
Offices
1600 Broadway, New York City
West Coast Studio
Sunset Boulevard and Bronson Ave., Hollywood
PRODUCING
Thirteen Warner Federated Comedies
Featuring Monty Banks
Twenty-six one-reel
Federated Comedies
SERIALS
Juanita Hansen in " The Lost City "
" Miracles of The Jungle " produced at Selig Zoo
FEATURES
Wesley Barry in " Schooldays "
Why Girls Leave Home " starring Anna Q. Nilsson
Series five-reel features starring Juanita Hansen
By special arrangements
Peck's Bad Boy " starring Jackie Coogan
S. L. Warner
J. L. Warner
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PRODUCED BY WAONER BROTHERS
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EDUCATIONAL 'GOME DIES
PRODUCED by WAR.NER BROS.
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REGGIE MORRIS PRODUCTIONS, INC.
'Producing Series
Comedies
For Release by
Arrow Film Corp.
CHARLOTTE MERRIAM NEELY EDWARDS
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IF YOU WANT
Comedies that are Worth-while and Mirth-while
Get
HALLROOM
BOYS COMEDIES
Featuring
SID SMITH
The Nerviest Man in Pictures
Featured in the Best Theatres in the World
PASSED BY
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF LAUGH-LOVERS
Produced by
Jack Cohn Joe Brandt Harry Cohn
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
The " Biggest Little Feature on the Screen "
Book
SCREEN SNAPSHOTS
It Shows just what movie fans want to see
Their favorites as they really are, at home
and in the Studio
A REEL THAT STARS THE STARS
Produced by
Jack Cohn Louis Lewyn
Distributed by
FILM EXCHANGES r AM ERICA, INC.
All Rights Controlled by
C.B.C. FILM SALES CORPORATION
1600 B'way, New York
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THe
Truant Husband"
Keepingc-Up-With-Lizzie.
"fendle-With-Oare"
Four more peci<al f<ature
COMEDV DRAMAS
to eoiae in
Produced bu Roeiett R
ot I^
Sr<aged qy Mil
Corporation
<She Proof of >a Pictur
is? It's Pull ing Power
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Home of
Special (productions
HOme.
Partner^ o
Tide
Face o
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FRANK
E. WOODS
Chief Supervising
Director
Famous Players-
Lasky Company
Accredited
Collaborator with
David Wark Griffith
The Birth of a Nation'
A record of hav-
i n g personally
supervised approx-
imately 500 photo-
plays for Reliance
and Majestic, 75
features for Fine
Arts-Triangle and
100 features for
Paramount-
Artcraft.
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Thompson
Buchanan
Author of the following
Stage Plays and Photodramas
"Civilian Clothes"
"A Woman's Way"
"The Cub"
"Life"
"The Sporting Thing to Do"
"The World and Its Woman"
"The Rack"
"Look Before You Leap"
Now
S uper vising Dire ctor
Famous Players
Lasky Company
HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS
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E.
RICHARD
SCHAYER
Photo- dramatist
1920-1921
PRODUCTIONS
KISMET Robertson-Cole
THE BRANDING IRON. Goldwyn
THE WOMAN IN ROOM 13 Goldwyn
BLACK ROSES Sessue Hayakawa
(Original Story and Photoplay)
EVERYBODY'S SWEETHEART Selznick
THE SPENDERS : B. B. Hampton
THE KILLER. B. B. Hampton
THE MAN OF THE FOREST. .B. B. Hampton
THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER. . .B. B. Hampton
HEARTS' HAVEN . . . . .B. B. Hampton
ADDRESS
BRUNTON
STUDIOS
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ORIGINAL-
STORIES A* P CONTINUITIES
LAST TWO YEARS WITH
UNIVERSAL FILM COMPANY
xv REPUTATION"
w CHEATED LOVE
WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT
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ROBERT BRUNTON
who made
RUDYARD KIPLING'S
WITHOUT BE1EFIT OF CLEBGY
99
ONE OF THE NOTABLE SCREEN
PRODUCTIONS OF THE YEAR
RELEASED BY PATHE EXCHANGE, INC.
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High Quality
and Thoroughness
Are the requisites for making perfect pictures.
The Robert Brunton Studios have an equipment, an
organization and a service that enable them to guar-
antee to producers that type of picture.
When Rudyard Kipling consented to the screening
of his East Indian classics, he first thought India
was the only place they could be produced but
Paul Brunet, conversant with the high quality of pro-
duction at this plant, convinced the noted author that
the Brunton Studios could reproduce East Indian
atmosphere accurate in every way.
Here is Mr. Kipling's estimate of scenes of his story, " Without Benefit
of Clergy," screened at the Brunton Studios :
"THEY ARE SUPERB AND MORE CORRECT IN
IMPRESSION OF DETAIL THAN I COULD HAVE
IMAGINED."
Two other notable and successful pictures of the year are Mary Pick-
ford's " Little Lord Fauntleroy " and Douglas Fairbanks's " Three
Musketeers " both produced with the aid of Brunton Service.
Other famous producers and stars who have taken advantage of the
unequalled rental facilities of this plant during the past year, are :
B. B. Hampton Productions, Dial Film Company, J. L. Frothingham,
Pathe, Buster Keaton, Emerson-Loos, Peck's Bad Boy Company,
David Butler, Syd Franklin, Cosmopolitan Pictures, Ruth Roland,
Charles Hutchison, R. A. Walsh, Louis Selznick companies, May-
flower, Betty Compson, William Desmond, Federal Photoplays, B. B.
Features, Lew Cody, J. Warren Kerrigan Pictures, Dustin Farnum,
Monroe Salisbury, Lois Weber, Mae Marsh, Annette Kellerman.
THE ROBERT BRUNTON STUDIOS, INC.
5341 Melrose Avenue Los Angeles, Cal.
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presents IT
IAROLD LLOYD
THE PINNACLE OF COMEDY QUALITY
First Series (Distributed by Pathe)
Bumping Into Broadway His Royal Slyness
Captain Kidd's Kids
From Hand to Mouth
Haunted Spooks
An Eastern Westerner
Second Series (Distributed by Pathe)
Number, Please? Get Out and Get Under
High and Dizzy
Associated Exhibitors Pictures
Now or Never
I Do
Among Those Present
THE ABOVE COMEDIES, PAST, CURRENT AND COMING,
COMPRISE AN ACHIEVEMENT SO FINE AS TO BE UNIQUE.
THE BEST THEATRES EVERYWHERE PLAY THE HAROLD
LLOYD COMEDIES.
HAL E. ROACH
STUDIOS
COMEDIES
" Snub " Pollard one-reel comedies
Eddie Boland one-reel comedies
Gaylord Lloyd one-reel comedies
Seven years cf successful comedy making are behind the above produc-
tions, all of which are distributed by Pathe. It is probable that Roach
Studios comedies are shown regularly in more theatres than any other
comedies made.
SERIALS
"The White Eagle," a serial starring Ruth Roland, is now being pro-
duced at the 1 Hal E. Roach Studios for Pathe.
That the production of this important serial should have been entrusted
to the Roach Studios, bears witness to Pathe's confidence in the sound-
ness of the Roach production methods. It is gratifying to note that the
first episodes now finished and screened have been found to be excellent.
Mr. Roach is justly proud of the friendly and mutually advantageous
business relationship with the Pathe Exchange, Inc. For seven years
he has produced for no other distributor. The widespread popularity of
his product testifies not only as to its quality, but to the fairness and
efficiency of the Pathe Service.
HAL E. ROACH STUDIOS
(Rolin Film Co.)
Hal E. Roach, President
Culver City, Cal.
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nc "Arrow
Late-si, Release
JEAN HOPE
INGENUE
L.EADS
HAL E. ROACH PRODUCTIONS
192O - IQ2.I
EDDIE W
EDDIE BOtAND
OOME1DIES
HAL E. ROACH PRODUCER
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CHARLES E. WHITTAKER
Scenario Writer
Permanent Address
City Club
55 West 44th Street
New York
At Present
Supervising Foreign Productions
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Berlin, Germany and
Paris, France
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"A good script is the foundation of every worth-
while picture' D. W. Griffith.
THE GREATEST LOVE
Vera Gordon
"Scenarist has offered star
every advantage of situ-
ation cunningly contrived to
build up interest and hold
back climax. Moving Picture
World.
THE DAUGHTER PAYS
Elaine Hammerstein
Capable handling of story
relief because of original lines
of development first-class
entertainment.
Motion Picture News.
PLEASURE-SEEKERS
Elaine Hammerstein
Charm lies in well-constructed
plot plausible rich vein of
comedy no break in conti-
nuity speedy action holds
sway throughout.
Motion Picture News.
RED FOAM
Ralph Ince Special
My Dear Mr. Selznick; Yesterday
I saw for the first time your picture
of my story Red Foam. I want to
thank you most heartily for the
faithful and most excellent manner
in which the story has been inter-
preted. I was delighted with the
picture. William H. HanAy.
Coming :
A MAN'S HOME
THE LAST DOOR
THE MIRACLE OF MANHATTAN
BUCKING THE TIGER AND
JUSTICE
Author of over 250 original screen productions, and
1 50 feature adaptations.
GREEN ROOM CLUB - -<-~~- -UL m gNEW YORK CITY
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for the -Screen
Original and Continuity of 'Soul of Kura San" for Famous Players-Lasky.
The following adaptations starring Sessue Hayakawa :
"Heart in Pawn," "Bonds of Honor," "The Courageous Coward," "His Debt.
"Broadway Bab," by Johnston McCulley. Pathe Serials starring Ruth Roland.
"Sherry," by George Barr McCutcheon, for Edgar Lewis Productions.
Louis B. Mayer Productions, starring Anita Stewart.
Three Frohman Productions, starring Texas Guinan.
In production: Foremost Picture Corp. series, starring Juanita Hansen.
Address care CLASSIC FILM AGENCY, 310 Gross Bldg., L. A.
FAMOUS PLAYERS LASKY
Exit the Va.mp* (EtlieL Clayton )
Glided Lily " (M*.e Murray)
<*f
Dr Jekyll a.*id Mr: yde'' (John g^rrymore )
ICiviliaoti Gloth.es ^(^hoin^s Mei^h.'ZL'ti)
__________ AND MANY OTHERS S
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FINIS FOX
SCREEN DRAMATIST
(SEE BIOGRAPHY)
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9CPEEN
DDAMATIST
AND DIRECTOR
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A. BELA VIRAGH-FLOWER
ART DIRECTOR
CREATOR OF INTERIORS THAT SUGGEST ART BEAUTY, SIMPLICITY
AND EXPRESSIVE ATMOSPHERE FOR THE STARS AND PLAYERS THAT
INSPIRE THE VITAL ELEMENT IN THEIR ART.
JESS SMITH
MANAGEMENT
114 WEST 44th ST.. N. Y.
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Selected by a prominent New
York Magazine as one of the
seven lea ding jokesmiths in the
United States
You've laughed at hundreds of
his jokes in the newspapers and
magazines, at the movies and
the vaudeville performance
JOHN W. KRAFFT
Writer of
SUBTITLES THAT MAKE 'EM LAUGH
or Cry
Co-author of Comedy Subtitles in
"A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
in
KING ARTHUR'S COURT "
WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTIONS
UNIVERSAL COMEDIES
SUNSHINE COMEDIES
NEW SCREEN MAGAZINE
CLYDE COOK COMEDIES
609 W. 191st Street
New York City
Wadsworth 3470
Formerly Newspaper
Humorist and Jokesmith
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k REPUT^CTIOrSL
-A UNIVERSAL-JEWEL PRODUCTION
STXV.RFl.irsJG
PRISCILLA DEAN
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UNITED SOCIETY OF
CINEMATOGRAPHERS
FORMERLY THE CINEMA CAMERA CLUB
THE MEN BEHIND THE CAMERA
251 WEST 42nd STREET
BRYANT 6558 NEW YORK CITY
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to
and Tilk
In color or fckck and-wKibe
Designed by
VARRENANEWCOMBE
1JO esl 46 (Street ,
Cya few ofou,r past pTodxxclions are
*THE INSIDE OF THE CUP'; *THE S
'WITHOUT LIMITYVEJSTDETTA' and SV THE FOUR
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FRANK D.WILLIAMS
PHOTOGRAPHER
of a// the
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
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three j/
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6PECIAL EFFECTS
BeautiPul Shots (JblacT^ and white
and in color) Phokogra^isd in
/ie Studio and on location POT
the PRODUCTION and for
ART TITLES under khe
Personal direction oP~~
da' Israel Shapiro
AUT TITLES By
1 JOHN" SLOBEY
ancb I.TICICTINL I
in association tuikh,
NATIONAL MOTION PICTlfflE TITLE CO.
ConkirwdbieB -Scenarios - TifrJe Writing
Editing ^Anamafrioji - Foreign Titling
sffll
Arthur Henry Gooden
Productions
Announces a new series of smashing Western dramas
starring RAY GALLAGHER, the screen's greatest
portrayer of Western roles.
RAY GALLAGHER'S wonderful work in past produc-
tions has won the hearts of millions of fans.
CURRENT RELEASES:
" CROOKED TRAILS " " THE RED OATH "
" GO GET 'EM " " DUST "
" SECRET EYES " "MOUNTAIN BLOOD"
" HEARTS OF MEN " " TROUBLE MONEY "
Exhibitors' letters from all parts of the country prove
RAY GALLAGHER to be a SURE FIRE BOX-
OFFICE ATTRACTION!
CHARLES EDWARD ROBERTS has renewed his
contract with MR. GOODEN and is personally direct-
ing the new series.
For any information, address
ARTHUR H. GOODEN
WEST COAST STUDIOS
HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA.
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Whitman Bennett
Studios
537 RIVERDALE AVENUE
YONKERS, N. Y.
W. O. HURST Phone Kingsbridge 3270-3271
General Manager Yonkers 207
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RUSSELL COVERDALE RUSSELL
OFFERS
A SERIES OF 26 TWO REEL RED
BLOODED OUT-DOOR FEATURES
STARRING
FRANK BRAIDWOOD
NOW PREPARING A SERIES OF
125 REEL SUPER OUT-DOOR
PRODUCTIONS
FEATURING
THE BIGGEST AND GREATEST STAR
IN PICTURES o
TO BE RELEASED ONE A MONTH
STUDIOS: HOME OFFICE:
6070 SUNSET BLVD. 8 SOUTH DEARBORN ST.
HOLLYWOOD, CAL. CHICAGO, ILL.
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REPRESENTATIVES IH UN I I 111 III tf*QTfl II MO ION PICTURE
SIDNEY JAY JUIlll J. LJWlrltJOlUn REPRESENTATIVE
281 WARDOUR ST. g . - ft O p ft fi H W fl V AND MANAGER
LONDON WV t*I*Wmi* WWt FOR
HOLLAND BUILDING STARS
CIIITF , DIRECTORS
LOS ANGELES AUTHORS
PARIS NEW YORK PRODUCERS
TO PRODUCING COMPANIES
I have pleasure in informing you that I am now affiliated
with the well-known British Cinema Artistes' Representative,
Sidney Jay, of London, England, who represents the elite of
the British Authors, Directors, Producers, and Stars.
It is therefore, obvious that my clients' interests will be
represented to the greatest possible advantage both here and
London, England. Anybody and everything appertaining to
film production obtainable either here or in Europe I can get
you with the greatest possible despatch.
I represent many of our best-known producers and leading
players, and have quite a number of ingenues and juvenile
leads hitherto unknown, and I feel sure it would be to your
advantage to get in touch with me when casting your next
production.
TO ARTISTES
(Not already represented by me)
I can place you with almost every producing company of
repute both in America and abroad. I have been successful
in obtaining leading parts for many well-known artistes who
had not previously thought of communicating with an artist
representative.
You are cordially invited to write or 'phone for an ap-
pointment.
Yours faithfully,
J. J. LIVINGSTON.
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FOUR. HWTOUS STAGE SUCCESSES
STARRING
MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN
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Biographies of Actors 151-208
Biographies of Actresses 209246
Biographies of Juvenile Players 246-249
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Biographies of Directors and Producing Execu-
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Assistant, Art, and Technical Directors 279-283
Recorded Scenario Writers 283-296
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Miscellaneous 305-308
Recorded Cinematographers 296-305
Motion Picture Organizations 369
Who's at the Helm 370
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Directory of Film Companies. 380
Digest of Film Legislation 395
State Rights Percentages , . 399
List of Studios 401-404
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ACTORS
A
ABBE, Jack Yutaka; b. Japan, educ. Japan,
Sendai, coll.; stage career, 2 yrs. ; screen
career, Triangle ("Her American Husband."
"Who's to Blame." "Mystic Faces"). Metro
(Empress in "Red Lantern"), Hampton ("Pa-
gan God"), ("The Willow Tree") Essanay
("Ashes of Dreams"), Hayakawa ("The Tong
Man"), Goldwyn ("Tale of Two Worlds").
Hght., 5. 4%; wght., 120; brown hair, brown
eyes. Ad., 1904 Argyle Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
ABRAHAM, Jake; b. N. Y. C., 1854; educ. San
Francisco; stage career, Rainer & Bird's Min-
strels; screen career, Paralta, Lasky, Brun-
ton, etc. ("By the World Forgot," "The Gentle-
man from Indiana," "The Only Way"), Jack
Pickford ("In Wrong"), Goldwyn ("Girl from
Outside"), Selig ("The Lost City"), American
("Social Briars"), Vitagraph ("The Girl in
the House," "A Gentleman's Agreement," "The
Dawn of Understanding"), Realart ("The Out-
side Woman"). Hght., 5, 4; wght.. 150; gray
hair and eyes. Ad., 231 S. Hill St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
ACKER, Eugene; b. Stockholm, Sweden, May 13,
1889; educ. there; stage career, European
prods.; screen career, Palm M. P. Co., Selig,
Ussanay ("Dignified Family," George Ade's
Fables, "Prisoner at the Bar"), Metro ("Sylvia
on a Spree," "My Four Years in Germany,"
"Men"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 156; light com-
plexion, light hair, blue eyes; Member Green
Room Club. Ad., home, 334 W. 56th St., N. Y.
C. Col. 9799.
ACORD, Art.; b. Stillwater, Okla., 1890; early
career, cowboy and ranchman; stage career,
Dick Stanley Wild West Show, 1919, with Buf-
falo Bill, 1911, rode second at Pendleton, Ore.,
Cheyenne and Salt Lake roundups, won cham-
pionship in broncho riding at Klamath Falls,
1912; screen career, starred in Chas. E. Van
Loan stories, ("Buck Parvin in the Movies"),
Fox ("Cleopatra"), 18 mos. in service, Univer-
sal ("Out West," "Behind the Fighting Line,"
"The Cow Boy and the Kid"), "The Moon
Riders," "The Show Down," "The Fifihting
Actor"). Hght., 6 1; wght., 185; light hair
blue eyes. Ad., Universal Studio.
ADAMS, Lionel; educ. pub. schls. ; stage career,
leading man in "The Hour," "Paid in Full,"
"The Christian," "The Spendthrift," "Ben
Hur," with Julia Marlowe, Anne Russell, Wm.
Gillette; screen career, Vitagraph ("Mystery of
Mary," "Lady of the Lighthouse"), Paragon
("The Closed Road"), Shomer-Ross ("The Sa-
cred Flame"), First National ("Yes or No"),
Fox ("Fantomas"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 155;
dark hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 340 W. 56th
St., N. Y. Circle, 7281, or Lambs Club, N. Y.
AGNEW, Robert Dean; b. Dayton. Ky.; 1899;
educ. San Antonio, Texas; screen career, Vita-
graph ("The Sporting Duchess" Selznick ("The
Highest Law," "Valley of Doubt," "Sin That
Was His"). Famous Players ("Frisky Mrs
Johnson"), Norma Talmadge ("The Passion
Flower" "The Sign on the Door," "The Won-
derful Thing". Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 145 dark
complexion, dark hair, dark blue eyes. Ad.,
Mgt. Edw. Small. 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C.,
Bryant, 2389.
4JNSWORTH, Charles Sydney; b. Manchester,
Eng., 1886; educ. Madison, Wis.; stage career,
with Maude Adams in "Little Minister," played
Denton in "Arizona," with Montgomery and
Stone in "Wizard of Oz," with Robert Edeson
in "Fortune Hunter"; screen career, Essanay
1913 ("On Trial"), Selig ("Brown of Harvard"),
Goldwyn ("One Week of Life," "The Crimson
Gardenia," "A Man and His Money," "Hearts-
ease," "Girl From Outside," "The Gay Lord
Quex", "The Loves of Letty." "Woman in
Room 13," "Cup of Fury," "Double Dyed De-
ceiver," "Out of the Storm," "Madame X,"
"Branding Iron"). Pathe ("Half a Chance"),
Goldwyn ("Hold Your Horses," "Boys Will be
Boys"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 156; fair com-
plexion, brown hair.
iUTKEN, Spottiswoode; b. Edinburgh, Scotland;
educ. there; stage career, with Augustin Daly
and many others, in all-star company mgmt.
Brady; 27 yrs. in legitimate; screen career,
Reliance ("The Birth of a Nation"), Fine Arts
American Tourneur ("The White Heather"),
Paramount ("Jane Goes A-Wooing," "Hay-
Foot, Straw-Foot"), Hodkinson ("Fighting
Thru"), Universal ("The Wicked Darling"),
Fox ("Evangeline," "Broken Commandments"),
Hampton-Pathe ("Woman of Pleasure"), First
Nat'l ("The Thunderbolt," "Nomads of the
North"), Paramount ("The White Circle"),
Nathan Hirsh Prod. ("Man of Courage"), Yel-
l. w ^ Stone Prod - ("Dangerous Love"), Universal
( The Unknown Wife," "Reputation").
ALBERTSON, Arthur; b. Waycross, Ga., 1892;
educ., Univ. of Florida, Wash, and Lee Univ.;
stage career, mgmt. Klaw & Erlanger, Wm. A.
Brady stck. ; screen career, Red Feather-Uni-
versal ("It Happened in Honolulu"), Kalem
("The Missing Heiress"). Selznick ("The Argyle
Case"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 160; medium com-
plexion, brown hair, dark gray eyes.
ALBERTSON, E. Coit; b. Reading, Pa.; educ.
Penn. Univ.; stage career, "Madam Sherry,"
"Girl From Rector's"; starred In "Stubborn
Cinderella," "The Dance Dream" screen career,
Kalem ("Masked Dancer"), Fox ("Freedom"),
serial "The Carter Case," with Lillian Walker
in serial "One Million Dollars Reward," Hall-
mark ("Wits vs. Wits"), Metro ("The Silver
Lining"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 170; light
complexion, brown hair and eyes. Ad., Green
Room Club. N. Y.
ALEXANDER, Clifford; b. San Jose, Cal., 1891;
educ. there; stage career, 6 yrs. in stk., now in
stk. Alcazar theatre, San Francisco, Cal.;
screen career, Paralta ("Madame Who," "Turn
of a Card," "Patriotism," "Intelligence,"
"With Hoops of Steel," "Maid o' the Storm,"
"Heart of Rachel"), Pathe ("The Silver Girl").
Hght., 6; wght,, 155; light hair, blue eyes.
ALEXANDER. Edward; b. Ogdensburg, N. Y.;
educ. there; extensive stage career, William A.
Brady, Al Woods; screen career, 6 yrs., Univer-
sal 2 yrs., Lasky 1% yrs., Metro ("In Judgment
of," "The Saphead"), Vitagraph ("By the
World Forgotten"). Cecil de Mille ("For Better,
For Worse," "Forbidden Fruit"), Paramount
("The Heart of Youth"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght.,
165; dark brown hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., 840
South Flower st., Jean Hotel, Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER, Frank D.; b. Olympia, Wash.,
educ. pub. and high schools, Ore.; early career,
cowboy and stage driver; screen career. 1%
yrs. with Keystone, Vitagraph ("The Hick,"
"The Rent Collector," "The Sportsman," "The
Baker," "The Suitor," "The Fly Cop," "School
Days," "The Head Waiter," "The Grocery
Clerk"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 350; brown hair,
gray eyes. Ad., 1717 Talmage St., Los Angeles,
Calif.; studio. Vitagraph.
ALEXANDER, GUB; educ, N. Y.; stage career,
"Wildfire," "The Whirl of the Town," stage
and pictures for 24 years; screen career, Bio-
graph, Mutt and Jeff, Universal-Christie,
Lloyd, Blackton ("Life's Greatest Problem"),
Fox ("Les Miserables," "Our New Minister"),
and with Vivian Martin for Capital M. P. Co.
Hght., 4, 4; wght., 118; brown hair, blue eyes.
ALLARDT, Arthur; b. N. Y.; educ. N. Y.,
Phila. schls.. stage career, 10 yrs. legit., vaud.
Pacific Coast, N. Y., Phila.; screen career, Ma-
jestic, Thanhouser, Frontier, Corona ("The
Curse of Eve"), Paralta ("One Dollar Bid,'
"Patriotism," "Intelligence"), Pathe ("The
Midnight Stage"), Paramount ("Louisiana ).
Hght., 6; wght., 165; complexion, fair; brown
hair. Sings. Ad., 5519 A. Sierra Vista St., Holly-
wood, Cal., Holly 1<T<3.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
ALLEN, Alfred; b. Alfred, N. Y.. 1866; screen
career, 6 yrs. with Bluebird, Lois Weber Prods.
("The Whim," "Price of a Good Time"), Uni-
versal, 5 yrs., ("Wolves of the North," "Riders
of Vengeance," "The Sleeping Lion," "Loot,"
"His Divorced Wife"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Other Half"), Metro ("Blackmail," "Burning
Daylight"). Ince ("Old Fashioned Boy"), For-
thingham ("The Broken Gate"). Hght., 6;
wght., 195; light hair, gray eyes. Ad., Univer-
sity Club, L. A.
ALT, Alexander; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there; stage
career, Loew's and Pantages Circuit; screen
career, Union Film Co. ("Masked Women,"
"You Can't Tell," "In 24 Hours," "Captain
Kids," "Pure and Simple," "Liquorish Lips").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 135; black hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., Hotel Christie, Hollywood, Cal.;
Holly 3910; studio, Union Film Co., Sherman,
Cal.
AMADOB, Charles Edward; also scenario writer;
b. Oakland, Calif.; educ. there; screen career,
Bulls-Eye ("Bone Dry," "A Rural Romance,"
"One $1,000.00 Short," "Hot Dogs"), Vita-
graph-Larry Semon comedy ("Well, I'll be
" "His Home, Sweet Home," "Scamps
and Scandals"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; dark
brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., Jack White
Comedies, Los Angeles, Cal., phone 61464.
ANDERSON, Robert; also director; b. Denmark,
1890; educ. Denmark; screen career, Fine Arts
("Intolerance"). Metro ("Draft 258"), D. W.
Griffith ("Hearts of the World"), Universal
("Heart of Humanity"), Lasky ("Fires of
Faith"), Universal ("Petal on the Current,"
"Right to Happiness," "Common Property,"
"Once to Every Woman," "My Lady's Ankle"),
Ascher Prod. ("Below the Dead Line"). Hght.,
5 10; wght., 180; dark sandy hair, dark grey
eyes. Ad., Home 1752% No. Vermont ave., Los
Angeles, Cal.; Holly 1446.
ANDREWS, Frank; educ. Boston; stage career,
over 30 yrs. exper., playing everything from
children to old men, Shakespeare, "East
Lynne," N. Y. prods, with Belasco, Frohman,
Brady, Cort, Cohan & Harris, etc.; screen
career, Vitagraph, Famous Players, Goldwyn,
Fox, Metro, World, etc., "For France," "Chil-
dren of Shelto," "Capt. Swift," "The Night-
ingale," "When My Ship Comes In," "Sport of
Kings," "Poor Little Rich Girl," "The Road
Between," etc. Hght., 6; wght., 175; white
hair, dark brown eyes. Permanent ad., Ac-
tor's Equity, N. Y.
ANKER, William; b. France, 1860; educ. Lycee
Imperial of Rouen, France; early exper., pro-
fessor of languages; screen career, 10 yrs.,
playing for following cos.: Universal, Than-
houser, Fox, Biograph, Gaumont, Metro, World,
Kleine (as the father in "Wild Oats"; as the
professor in "The Green Cloak," etc.), Inter-
national ("The Cinema Murder"), Edgar
Lewis ("Another Man's Shoe"), Numa ("Re-
turn of Tarzan"), Selznick ("Memory"). Hght.,
5, 7; white hair and beard, gray-blue eyes.
Ad., 339 W. 58th St., N. Y. Phone, Col. 9998.
AOYAMA, Yukio; b. Nagoya City, Japan, 1888;
stage career, leading man, Cherry Blossom
Players, Los Angeles; screen career, Lasky
("The Bravest Way"), Pathe ("Japanese
Nightingale"); featured in ("Harlkari"), Cal.,
M. P. Corp., Metro ("The Red Lantern") Fox
("Thieves"), Warner Bros. Prod. ("The Tiger
Band"), Robertson-Cole ("Who's Your Serv-
ant"). Hght.. 5, 5; wght., 130; black hair,
black eyes. Ad., 6238 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
APLINO, Bert; screen career, United ("A Man's
Fight"), Hodkinson ("The Best Man"), Para-
mount ("Mary Ellen Comes to Town"), Uni-
versal ("The Torrent"). Fox ("Just Pals").
APPLEGATE, Roy; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Cambric Mask," "Bab's Candidate,"
"The Prey," "Dead Men Tell No Tales").
ARBUCKLE, Andrew; b. Galveston, 1884; educ.
St. Louis; stage career, vaud. playing Western
characters; screen career, Metro ("Big Tre-
maine"), Ince-Triangle ("Happiness"), Art-
craft ("Romance of Happy Valley"), Brunton
("A White Man's Chance"), Hart ("John Petti-
coats"), Mary Pickford ("The Hoodlum"),
United ("Square Shootin' Dan"), Goldwyn
("Pinto"), Dial ("Light in the Clearing"),
Vitagraph ("Son of Wallingford"), Ince
("Mother"). Hght.. 5, 10; wght., 235; auburn
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 5673 De Longpre ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
ARBUCKLE, Maclyn; also scenario writer; b.
San Antonio, Texas; educ. Glasgow, Scotland,
and Boston, Mass.; stage career, since 1888,
in "The Emigrant," later in Charles Frohman
Cos., Frawley Stk. Co., San Francisco; in "Why
Smith Left Home," "The County Chairman,"
also in vaud.; screen career, Pallas ("The Re-
form Candidate"), Famous Players ("The
County Chairman"), San Antonio Pictures
("Mr. Potter of Texas," "Mr. Single," "Squire
Phin"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 235; brown hair,
blue eyes. Ad., P. O. Box 872, San Antonio,
Texas.
ARBUCKLE, Roscoe, also producing-director; b.
Kansas, 1887; stage career, on tour in drama
and stock repertoire; managed own company for
two yrs. ; screen career, began with Keystone,
1913, as extra man at $3 per day; advanced to
regular parts; later played leads and became
director; directing and acting for nearly 3 yrs.;
Keystone, Paramount ("His Wedding Night,"
"Fatty in Coney Island"), Arbuckle-Paramount
("The Bell Boy," "Out West," "Good Night,
Nurse," "The Cook," "The Sheriff," "Camping
Out," "Love," "A Desert Hero," "Back Stage."
"The Hayseed," "The Garage," "The Traveling
Salesman," "The Round Up," "Life of the
Party," "Brewster's Millions," "Dollar a Year
Man"). Ad. Comique Film Co., Long Beach,
Cal.
ARDIZONI, John; b. 1882; stage career, mus.
com., drama, opera, in "Twin Beds," "Pierrot,
the Prodigal," Geo. Arliss "Hamilton," "The
Melting Pot"; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Man of Mystery,') with E. H. Sothern ("The
Glory of Yolande"). World ("Phil for Short"),
Fox ("A Woman There Was"), World ("The
American Way"), Faversham ("Man Who Lost
Himself"). Wm. Collier prods., Selznick ("The
Valley of Doubt"), Famous Players ("The Ro-
mantic Adventuress," "Something Different").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 190; dark complexion. Ad.
105 W. 41st St., N. Y. C.
AREY, Wayne; b. Rock Falls, 111., April 12, 1880;
educ. there; stage career, stock in Minneapolis,
Brooklyn, Atlanta, Toronto and Lawrence,
Mass., in N. Y. prods., mgmt. Liebler, Belasco,
Chas. Frohman, etc.; screen career, Thanhouser
("Hinton's Double," "The Heiress," "The
Woman in White," "It Happened to Adele"),
Pathe ("War and the Woman"). Hght., 6;
wght., 185; brown hair blue eyes. Home ad.,
37 North ave., New Rochelle, N. Y.
ARLING, Charles; b. Toronto, Canada; educ.
there; stage career, with Francis Wilson, Henry
W. Savage, Blanche Walsh, Shuberts, 3 yrs.;
screen career, Anita Stewart ("In Old Ken-
tucky"). Curwood-Carver ("Back to God's
Country"), Edgar Lewis ("Beggar in Purple"),
Kerrigan ("Number 99," "Coast of Opportuni-
ty"), Fox ("Road Demon"). Hght., 6; wght.,
190; dark brown hair, blue-gray eyes. Ad., 1853
Morgan Place, Hollywood, Calif.
ARLISS, George; b. London, Eng., Apr. 10, 1868;
stage career, 33 yrs., played London successes,
came to U. S. with Mrs. Pat Campbell en tour,
star of "The Devil," "Disraeli," "Paganini,"
"Polikin," etc.; screen career, Asso. Exhib.
("The Dpvil"), United Artists ("Disraeli").
ARMSTRONG, Billy; screen career, United Artists
("Down on the Farm"), First National ("Love,
Honor and Behave"), Fox ("Skirts").
ARNOLD, Edward; b. N. Y. ; educ. pub. schls.
and Columbia Univ.; stage career, with Robert
B. Mantell. Ethel Barrymore, John Drew, Max-
ine Elliott. James K. Hackett; stock in St.
Paul, Philadelphia. "The Storm"; screen career,
Essanay, 1915 ("When the Man Speaks"),
,'Emerald Film Co. ("A Slacker's Heart"),
World ("Phil for Short," "A Broadway
Saint"), Paramount ("The Cost"). Hght., 5,
11; wght., 155; light brown hair, blue eyes.
ASHER, Max; Universal; b. Oakland, Cal., 1879;
educ. pub. schls.; stage career, People's stock,
Oakland, with Louis and Kale in musical com-
edy for 4 yrs.; screen career. Keystone, 1912,
Universal- Joker, Universal ("Max Comes from
the West"), Vitagraph ("Counts and Noac-
counts," " Bonds and Banners," "Laws and
Outlaws'), Vitagraph ("A Yankee Princess").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 205; dark hair, eyes and
complexion. Ad., Vitagraph Studio, L. A., Cal.
ASHLEY, Arthur H.; also director; b. and educ.
N. Y. : fatapre career, stock with Payton, Spoon-
er, Poli. Baker, Davis; in "Brewster's Mill-
ions"; screen career, Vitagraph 3% yrs., Than-
houser 1 yr... World (late pictures, "The Iron
Ring," "Rasputin, the Black Monk." "Shall
We Forgive Her?" "A Creole's Revenge,"
"Broken Ties"). Goldwyn ("Be Careful.
Mary"), World ("The American Way," "The
Praise Agent," "Forest Rivals").
ATWILL, Lionel; b. London, Eng.; educ. Eng.;
stage career, featured in "The Lodger" (Max-
ACTORS
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ine Elliott theatre), "Another Man's Shoes"
(39th St. theatre), leading man Belasco thea-
tre in "Tiger, Tiger"); screen career, F.-P.-
Lasky Corp. (opp. Elsie Ferguson, "For Sale").
Goldwyn ("The Highest Bidder"). Hght., 5,
10; wght., 160; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
Lotus Club, N. Y.
AUBREY, James; b. Liverpool, Eng.; educ. Liv-
erpool 1 stage career, Fred Karno's "Night in
English music hall," doing the Terrible Turk
(orig.), vaud. and mus. com., Gus Hills
"Around the Clock"; screen career, Mitten-
thal's Starlight Pathe comedies, playing Heinle
in "Heinle and Louie" comedies, "A Merry
Chase," "Monkey Shines"), Vitagraph ("Rah,
Rah Rah," "Maid and Muslin," "Dames and
Dentists," "Mysterious Stranger," "The Bliz-
zard," "The Back Yard," "His Jonah Day"
"He Laughs Last," "The Trouble Hunter,"
"Mules and Mortgages," "The Nuisance,"
"Pugs and Pats"), Jimmy Aubrey Comedies.
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 165; blue eyes, brown
hair. Ad., Elks Club, Los Angeles, Cal.;
studio, Vitagraph, Los. Angeles, Cal.
AUCKER, William; stage career, with Irene Fen-
wick in "Wild Oats"; screen career, Pathe,
Thanhouser, Universal, Solax, Kleine, Metro
("The Turmoil"). Hght., 5, 7; fair complexion,
AUGUST, Edwin (Phillipe von der Butz), also
director and author; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ.
Christian Bros. Coll., St. Louis, Mo.; stage ca-
reer, with Otis Skinner, Mrs. Leslie Carter,
Digby Bell; screen career, Edison, Biograph,
Vita., Univ., Edwin August Feature Films,
Kleine-Edison (author and director "Bond-
woman"), Bluebird ("City of Tears," "Broad-
way Scandal"), Univ. ("Mortgaged Wife"),
World ("The Poison Pen"), Artcolor ("A Tale
of Two Nations"). Famous Players ("Idol of
the North"). Hght., 5, 11; wght, 155. Friars
Club, N. Y.
AUSTEN, Leslie; b. London, 1888; stage career,
with Elsie Ferguson, Gertrude Kingston, Jane
Cowl, "Joseph and His Brethren," Frohman,
"Declassee," Savage, "Cornered"; screen career,
Metro, Fox ("Two Little Imps," "Caught In
the Act"), Famous Players ("Mrs. Dane's De-
fense"), Fox ("My Little Sister"), Select
("Marie, Ltd."), Democracy ("Democracy"),
Roland West ("Silver Lining"), Vitagraph
("Cousin Kate"). Hght., 6; wght., 165; brun-
ette, blue eyes. Ad.* home, Fort Tyler Arms,
Ft. Washington ave. and 183rd St., N. Y. C.
AUSTIN, Albert; b. Birmingham, Eng., 1885;
educ. Birmingham; stage career first came to
this country with Charles Chaplin In "A
Night in an English Music Hall," stock In
Denver, Colo., for 2 yrs. ; screen career, Lone
Star Film ("The Floorwalker," "The Fire-
man," "The Vagabond," "One A. M.," "A
Dog's Life." Shoulder Arms," "Sunnyslde."
"The Count"), Chaplin ("A Dog's Life,"
"Shoulder Arms"), United Artists ("Suds").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 160; brown hair and eyes.
AUSTIN, Jere; also director; b. Minneapolis;
educ. Rensselaer Polytech. and Univ. of Minn. ;
Stage career, several years Western Stock
Cos. Ralph Stuart, Dan'l Frawley, etc.; screen
career, Famous Players ("Resurrection," "Fe-
dora"), Goldwyn ("All Woman," "Hidden
Fires," "A Perfect Lady," "Day Dreams,"
"Woman on Index"), Screencraft ("The Tap"),
United ("The Eternal Mother"), Realart
("Barna Vetta"), Selznlck ("The Woman
Game"), Weber ("The Wakefleld Case"). Hght.,
6, 1; wght., 195; dark hair and eyes. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y.
AVERT, J. Ray; b. San Diego, Calif.; educ.
there and San Francisco; stage career, 1905,
in stk., rep., mus., com., vaud. and one-piece;
screen career, juvenile and light comedy with
Goldwyn, Ince, Griffith, Brunton and Ameri-
can studios, Universal ("Ambition," "The
Woman in the Plot," "The Phantom Melody"),
Goldwyn ("The Tower of Ivory," "The Bloom-
Ing Angel"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 140; dark
brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., Alpin
Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif. Bway. 317.
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BACKUS, George; screen career, Realart ("The
Stolen Kiss"), Selznick ("Marooned Hearts"),
Paramount ("The Price of Possession").
BACON, Lloyd Francis; b. San Jose, Cal., 1889;
educ. Santa Clara Coll., Cal.; screen career,
Keystone ("Pearls and Perils"), Artcraft
("Square Deal Sanderson," "Wagon Tracks"),
Robertson-Cole ("House of Intrigue"), Pox
("Vagabond Love," "The Feud," "The Road
Demon," "Hands Off"), Federated ("Nobody's
Girl," "Hearts and Masks"), Universal ("Girl
In the Rain"), Hodkinson ("Kentucky Colonel,"
"The Broken Gate"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 150;
brown hair and blue eyes. Ad., home, Camer-
ford Apts., 5716 Camerford ave., Los Angeles.
BADGER, Will; b. Portland, Ore.; educ. Boston,
and Colby, Coll., Maine; stage career, "Sultan
of Chow Chow," "The Ambassador," "Tiger
Rose," "Crowded Hour," Belasco, Selwyn;
screen career. Stewart ("Yellow Typhoon,"
"Price of Happiness"), Metro ("Held in
Trust"), Schley ("Scattergood Makes a
Match"), Vitagraph ("Fighting Fate"), Mas-
tercraft ("Scrambled Romance," "The May-
flower"). Hght., 5, 11*4; wght., 190; brown
hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 5858 Hollywood
Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.; Holly 1490.
BADGLEY, Frank C.; also director; b. Ottawa.
Can., 1893; educ. McGill Univ., Montreal; early
career, newspaperman and writer; stage career,
vaud.; screen career, as player for Griffith
("Way Down East"), Newart ("The Ghost in
the Garret"), Universal ("Green Cabinet"),
Worcester Films ("One Flight Down"),
Marguerite Clark ("Scrambled Wives"). Now
prod, pictures for Canadian Government. Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 175; brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
Exhibit & Publicity Bureau, Dept Trade and
Commerce, Ottawa, Can.
BAGGOT, King; also director; b. St. Louis, Mo.;
educ. Christian Bros. College, St. Louis; stage
career, stk. cos. and under mgmt. Frohman,
Liebler & Co., Shuberts, etc., star in "The
Violation"; screen career, Universal ("Ivan-
hoe," "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde," "Absinthe,"
"Shadows"), Metro ("Kildare of the Storm."
"Man Who Stayed at Home"), Burston Films
("The Hawk's Trail" serial), B. B. Hampton
("The Dwelling Place of Light"), Pathe
("Thirteenth Piece of Silver"), Robertson-Cole
("Life's Twist"), Metro ("The Cheater"), Dwan
("The Forbidden Thing"), First National ("Girl
In the Taxi"); played in over 300 pictures.
Hght., 6; wght., 185; brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C., or Hollywood Hotel.
Hollywood, Cal.
BAILEY, Wm. N.; b. Omaha, Neb.; educ. Mil-
waukee, Wis. ; stage career, 15 yrs. many prods.;
mngt. K. & E., Pabst Eng. Stock Co., Mil-
waukee; screen career, Essanay, Mutual, World,
etc.; Dir. comedies for Universal; Rolfe-Metro
("A Million a Minute"), Wharton ("The
Eagle's Eye"), Fox ("Bonnie Annie Laurie"),
Blackton ("The Common Cause"), Metro
("Shadows of Suspicion"), Goldwyn ("Speedy
Meade"), Triangle ("Three Black Eyes"),
Pathe ("The Phantom Foe," "The Yellow
Arm").
BAINBRIDGE, William Herbert; b. England,
1853; educ. England; early career, mining en-
gineer; screen career, National, Ince ("False
Faces"), Universal ("The Desire of a Moth,"
"Broadway Scandal," "The Kaiser, the Beast
of Berlin"), Hampton-Hodkinson ("Desert
Gold"), First National ("Heart of the Hills"),
Metro ("The Saphead," "The Offshore Pirate,'*
"Passion Fruit"), Universal ("In Folly's
Trail"), Callahan Prod. ("Bonnie May"),
Hart ("The Whistle"), G. M. Anderson
("Broncho Bill's Return"), Lasky ("The
Furnace"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 200; med-
ium complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 7021 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles.
BAIRD, Stewart; b. Boston; educ. Harvard;
stage career, New Theatre Co., N. Y., "All
for the Ladies"; leads in "Sybil," "The Kiss
Burglar," Frohman; screen career, Famous
Players ("Moth and the Flame," "Incorrigible
Dukan"), Kalem ("The Runaway Wife").
Metro. Hght., 6; wght., 168; dark complexion,
brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., 15 Central Park
West, N. Y. Col. 4509. Studio ad., Shubert
office. N. Y.
BAKER, Edwin King (Eddie Baker); b. Davis,
W. Va. ; educ. Washington, D. C. ; stage career,
with Baker stk. in repertoire thru Eastern
States, "Ye Old Deestrick School," "Confed-
erate Spy"; screen carrer, Universal, Joker
Comedy; doing heavies with Gale Henry. 12
picture ("Poor Fish," "Pant," "Kids), Christie
("Sea Side Sirens," "Her Perfect Husband"),
Special Pictures ("Up in Betty's Bedroom,"
"Pajama Marriage," "Too Many Husbands"),
Warner ("Money Flies"). Hght., 6, 1; wght.,
200; fair complexion, brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1222 N. Bronson ave., Los Ange-
les, Cal.; Holly 1079.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
BANKS, Monty; b. France, 1897; educ. Italy;
stage career, 4 yrs. professional dancer and
pantomime, 2 yrs. Baro Co., England, France
and Italy; screen career, Monty Banks Com-
edies ("The Flivver Wedding," "His Dizzy
Day," "Bride and Groom," "Peaceful Alley,"
"Poor Simp"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 145; black
hair and eyes. Studio ad., Warner Bros., Los
Angeles, Cal.
BANKS, Perry; b. Victoria, B. C., 1877; educ.
Pierce Christian Coll., Cal.; stage career, IB
yrs. stock and rep., with Robt. Downing in
rep.; vaud. and circus; did Griffith's sketch.
"In Washington's Time": screen career, Ameri-
can ("Other Side of the Door," "Overalls,"
"The Overcoat," "Faith," "Melissa of the
Hills," "The Sea Master," "A Sporting Chance,"
"Six Feet Four," "Eve in Exile," "Slim Bang
Jim," "House of Toys").
BARKER, Bradley; b. Hempstead, L. L, 1885;
educ. N. Y. ; stage career, 5 yrs. dramatic stck. ;
screen career, 7 yrs., Famous Players ("Come
Out of the Kitchen," "Wanted a Husband"),
Realart ("Erstwhile Susan," "Fear Market"),
Acme, Chas. Miller Co. ("Heart of a Gypsy"),
Paramount ("Away Goes Prudence"), First
National ("The Master Mind"), Metro ("Coin-
cidence"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180; dark com-
plexion, dark brown hair, hazel eyes; writes
scenarios. Ad., Southold Apts., 150th st. and
Broadway, N. Y., and Green Room Club.
BARLOW, Reginald; screen career, Cosmopolitan
("The Cinema Murder"), Fidelity Pictures
("Love's Flame").
BARNES, T. Roy; b. Lincoln, England; educ.
Utica, N. Y. ; stage career, "Red Canary,"
"Passing Show 1914," "See My Lawyer," "Over
the Top," vaud. 12 yrs.; screen career. Goldwyn
("Scratch My Back"), Christie ("So Long
Letty"), Robertson-Cole ("See My Lawyer"),
Lasky ("A Kiss in Time"). Hght., 6; wght.,
155; light hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1803
Argyle ave., Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly 4320.
BARNETT, Chester; b. Piedmont, Mo.; educ. St.
Benedict's Coll., Atchison, Kan.; stage career,
Belasco 2 yrs., "The Climax" (Weber) ; screen
career, Crystal, Peerless, Warner Features,
Equitable "Trilby," "The Wishing Ring,"
"Marrying Money," "Heart of the Blue Ridge,"
"Little Miss Brown," "The Pit," "Old Dutch."
"The Gentleman from Mississippi," "La Vie de
Boheme"), Selznick ("The Law of Compensa-
tion"). Submarine Film ("The Submarine
Eye"), Select "Break the News to Mother"),
Submarine Film ("Girl of the Sea"). Hght.,
5, 9%; wght., 155; dark hair, brown eyes.
Ad., 555 West 171st St., N. Y.
BARRIE, Nigel; b. Calcutta, India; educ. Hailey-
burg Coll., England; stage career, with Sir
Frank Benson, Sir Herbert Tree, Fred Terry
John Drew, Grace George, leads in "Count of
Luxemburg," "Gypsy Love," "The Laughing
Husband," professional dancer in vaud. with
Joan Sawyer; screen career, Famous Players
("Bab" series, "Widow by Proxy"), Select
("The Marionettes," "The Better Wife"),
First National ("The Turning Point"), Amer-
ican ("Their Mutual Child"), Pathe ("Girl
in the Web"), First National ("Notorious Miss
Lisle"), Metro ("The Little Fool"), C. K.
Young ("Charge It"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 175;
black hair, brown eyes. 7131 Sunset Blvd.,
Hollywood, Calif.
BARRINGTON, Herbert; b. England; educ. Cin-
cinnati; stage career, with Mansfield in Shake-
speare, 1899, with Wyndham in London, 1900,
in "Florodora," N. Y., in stock and on tour,
starred in "When We Were Twenty-One";
screen career, from 1911, Edison, then Solax,
Thanhouser, Pilot, Biograph, Universal, World
("Maternity," "Shall We Forgive Her?" "A
Self -Made Widow"), Paramount ("Easy to
Get JI ).
BARROWS, Harry A.; b. Saco, Me., 1875; educ.
Thornton Acad., Saco; stage career, in mus.
com. with Elsie Janis, Lew Fields, Henry W.
Savage, Frohman and Dillingham; also in rep.;
screen career, Famous Players, Biograph, Fox,
Howarth ("Temple of Dusk"), Jewel ("Kaiser,
the Beast of Berlin"), Universal ("The Right
to Happiness," "The Trembling Hour"), Brent-
wood ("Come Again, Smith"), American
("Hobbs in a Hurry"), Lois Weber Co. ("For
Husbands Only"). Astra ("Common Clay"), Ince
("In the Claws of the Hun"), Vitagraph ("A
Master Stroke," "It Can Be Done"), Pathe
("House of Toys"), Universal ("Tiger True").
Hght., 6; wght., 200; light complexion, dark
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1552 Hudson ave., Los
Angeles, Cal.
BARROWS, James; screen career, Metro ("Dan-
gerous to Men"), Fox ("The Untamed"), Hod-
kinson ("'Down Home"), Hugh Dierker's Prod.
("When Dawn Came").
BARRY, Eddie; b. Phila., Pa., 1887; stage career,
comedian in "Madame Sherry," and other legit,
companies; stk. at Keith and Proctor's, N. Y.
C., Poll's Springfield, Mass., etc.; screen career,
Christie ("Working His Way," "A Lucky Slip," -
"Vamping Reuben's Millions," "His Cut-Up
Life," specials, "Rowdy Ann," "Dangerous Dan
McGrew," "Shades of Shakespeare," "Wild and
Western," "Her Bridal Night-Mare," "Home
Made Hero," "Out of the Night"), Educational
("Shuffle the Queens," "Tea for Two," "Mr.
Fatima"), Universal ("The Waiting Maid," "A
Hard Guess," "Zulu Love"), Pricefllms ("His
Pajama Girl"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 137; aub-
urn hair and brown eyes. Home ad., 6424 Dix
st., Hollywood, Cal.
BARRYMORE, John; b. 1882; stage career, since
1903, appeared as Max in "Magda," starred in
"Toddles," "The Fortune Hunter," "A Slice of
Life," "The Affairs of Anatol," "A Thief for a
Night," "The Yellow Ticket," "Justice," "Peter
Ibbetson," "Redemption," "The Jest," "Richard
III"; screen career, Famous Players (featured
in "The Dictator," "Nearly a King," "The
Red Widow," "The Lost Bridegroom"), Lau-
rence Weber Prod. ("Raffles, the Amateur
Cracksman"), Famous Players ("On the Quiet,"
"Here Comes the Bride," "The Test of Honor,"
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"). Ad. Lambs Club,
N. Y.
BARRYMORE, Lionel; stage career, with Nance
O'Neil, James Herne, John Drew, In "The Best
of Friends," "Pantaloon." "Fires of Fate,"
toured vaud. in "The Still Voice"; "The Cop-
perhead," "The Jest"; screen career, Biograph,
Pathe, ("Exploits of Elaine"); Metro, starred in
comedy and dramatic parts. ("The Yellow
Streak." "Great Green Eye," "The Millionaire's
Double"), Famous Players ("The Copperhead"),
First Nat'l ("The Master Mind," "The Devil's
Garden," "The Great Adventure," "Jim the
Penman). Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
BARTHELMESS, Richard; b. N. Y. City, 1895;
educ. Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. ; screen
career, Herbert Brenon productions ("War
Brides"), Famous Players ("Bab's Burglar,"
"Bab's Diary," "The Seven Swans," "Rich
Man, Poor Man," "Three Men and a Girl"),
Goldwyn ("Nearly Married"), D. W. Griffith
("The Hope Chest," "Boots," "Broken Blos-
soms," "Scarlet Days," "Girl Who Stayed at
Home," "The Idol Dancer," "The Love Flower,"
"Way Down East"), Dorothy Gish Co. ("Peppy
Polly," "I'll Get Him Yet"), Famous Players
("Experience"). Tolable David. Hght., 5, 7;
wght., 135; dark complexion, dark hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y., or L. A. A. C.,
Los Angeles. Cal.
BARTLETT, Harry; b. Pittsburg, Pa.; educ.
there; stage career, began 1882, chiefly vaud.;
"Mutt" in Mutt and Jeff; screen career, 3
yrs., Famous Players ("Anne of Green Gables,"
"The Copperhead"), "The Volcano." Hght.,
6, %; wght., 170; gray hair, blue eyes.
BARY, Leon; also director; b. and educ. Paris,
France; stage career, leading roles with Rejane,
Jane Hading, also with Sarah Bernhardt in
France and U. S. ; screen career, Robertson-Cole
("Kismet"), Douglas Fairbanks ("The Three
Musketeers"). Hght.. 6; wght., 165; dark hair,
dark blue eyes. Home ad., 1855 Winona Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 597611.
BASTON, J. Thornton; screen career, Fox ("The
White Moll," "The Tiger's Cub," "The Moun-
tain Woman," "Dynamite Allen," "Beyond
Price"), Sterling Features ("The Fighting Ken-
tuckians"), Vera McCord Prod. ("The Good-
Bad Wife").
BATES, Tom D.; screen career, Paramount
("Huckleberry Finn," "Burglar-Proof"), Fox
("The Devil's Riddle"), Robertson-Cole ("An
Arabian Knight").
BEAMISH, Frank; b. Memphis, Tenn., 1881;
educ. Christian Brothers Coll. ; stage career,
with Chas. Frohman, E. H. Sothern, Rose
Stahl; screen career, Equitable-World, Peer-
less-World ("The Revolt"), Fox ("Putting One
Over," "Checkers"). Hght., 6; wght, 165;
complexion fair, light brown hair, blue eyes.
BEBAN, George; stage career, since 8 yrs. om,
singing in Reed and Emerson's minstrels, stk.
in San Francisco, mus. com., "Nancy Brown,"
with Weber and Fields, comedy lead in "Fan-
tana" and "The American Idea," starred in
"The Sign of the Rose"; screen career NYMP
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("An Alien"), Morosco ("Lost in Transit,"
"The Land of the Free," "Jules of the Strong
Heart," "One More American"), Independent
Prod. ("Hearts of Men"), Sol Lesser ("One Man
in a Million"). Ad Friars Club, N. Y. Home
ad., 7018 Hawthorne St., Hollywood, Cal., Holly
3851: studio ad., 904 Girard st., Los Angeles.
BECHTEL,, Wm. A.; stage career, 30 yrs., Europe
and America; screen career, Peerless, Edison,
Ivan, Graphic ("Echo of Youth"), Vitagraph
("Vengeance of Durand," "Gray Tower Mys-
tery"), Wistaria Corp. ("The Lurking Peril"),
Pioneer ("Idle Hands"). Hght., 5, 9; wght.,
160; dark hair and eyes.
BECKER, Fred; screen career, Universal ("The
Dangerous Moment," "Cheated Love").
BEERY, Noah, Jr.; also director; b. Kansas City,
Mo., 1884; stage career, with Mansfield, Cohan
and Harris, H. B. Harris, Klaw and Erlanger;
screen career, Artcraft ("Believe Me, Xan-
tippe," "The Whispering Chorus," "The Squaw
Man"), loaned to Metro for "The Red Lan-
tern," La*ky ("The Sea. Wolf"), B. B. Hamp-
ton ("The Sagebrusher"), Louis B. Mayer
("The Fighting Shepherdess"), Metro ("Muti-
ny of the Elsinore"), Neilan ("Go and Get It,"
"Dinty," "Bob Hampton of Placer"), Marion
Fairfax ("The Lying Truth"), Fairbanks
("Mark of Zorro"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 216;
dark hair and eyes. Ad., home, 6421 Ivarene
st., Hollywood Cal.; phone 578360.
BEERY, Wallace; b. and educ. Kansas City, Mo.;
stage career, 10 yrs., with H. W. Irving;
screen career, Tourneur ("Victory," "Last of
the Mohicans," "Romany Rye"), Lasky ("The
Round-Up"), Selig ("The Last Trail"), Neilan
("The Unpardonable Sin"), First Nat'l ("The
Golden Snare"), Goldwyn ("Tale of Two
Worlds"), Ince ("Behind the Door"), Metro
("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"). Hght.,
6; wght., 200; dark hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 1346 Harper ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
BELASCO, Jay; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ. Eng-
land, Bedford; stage career, dram, and vaud.
throughout Europe, Africa, Australia and U.
S. ; screen career since 1915, 2 yrs. dir. and
star of Christie Comedies; 1 yr. Blue Bird
Features, Universal, Frank Keenan ("Enter a
Vagabound," "Out of the Ashes," "Smouldering
Embers," "Dollar for Dollar"), Realart ("Jenny
Be Good"), Pathe ("Help Wanted Male"),
Selznick ("Palace of Darkened Windows").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 152; dark hair and eyes.
Ad., 1207 Detroit st., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone
57288.
BELMONT, Joseph (Baldy) ; b. St. Clair, Mich.;
educ. Catholic Acad., Port Huron; stage career,
stk., rep., vaud., etc., in "Trilby," "Oliver
Twist," "The Girl of the Golden West," etc.,
mgmt. David Belasco, B. F. Keith. Poli Stock,
etc.; screen career, Crystal (wrote, directed and
played leads in more than 40 "Baldy" Belmont
comedies), Griffith's Reliance-Majestic (di-
rected 1 and 2 reel dramas), Fine Arts. Key-
stone ("Skidding Hearts," "Oriental Love,"
"Won by a Fowl," "Never Too Old," "Star
Boarder," "No Mother to Guide Her"), Sen-
nett ("Don't Weaken"), Universal ("White
Youth"). Hght., 5. 6%; wght., 155; dark hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., 1712 Allesandro, Los
Angeles. Cal.
BELMORE. Lionel; screen career, Goldwyn
("Duds," "The Strange Boarder," "Jes 1 Call
Me Jim," "Madame X," "Milestones," "The
Great Lover," "Godless Men," "Man Who Had
Everything," "Guile of Women"), Universal
'"A Shocking Night").
BENEDICT, Kingrsley, also scenario writer; b.
Buffalo, N. Y., Nov. 14, 1882; educ. Columbia
Coll. ; stage career, with Charles Frohman,
Klaw & Erlanger. William A. Brady. Shuberts,
etc.; screen career, Universal ("The Water
Spy," "The Human Target." etc.): author of
several plays. "The Niche in the Wall." "The
Coward." "A Woman's Law," "The Craven."
Bluebird ("Who Will Marry Me?"). Hght..
5. 7; wght.. 150; brown hair and blue eyes. Ad..
Universal. Universal City.
BEXHAM. Harry; b. Valparaiso, Ind.. Feb. 26.
1886; educ. Chicago and Goshen, Ind.; stage
career, 10 yrs., last N. Y. appearance, "The
Rainbow Girl," Klaw and Erlanger; screen
career, World ("The Dancer's Peril"), Ed. War-
ren Prod. ("Warfare of the Flesh"), Apollo
("When You and I Were Young") Metro ("The
Outsider"), Pathe ("The Frame-Up," "Convict
993"). Famous Players ("The Tower"), Metro
("Polly with a Past"), Selznick ("The Danger-
ous Paradise"), Vitagraph ("The Prey"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 168; brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
209 W. 107th St., N. Y. C., Acad. 0837.
BENNER, Yale Despine; b. N. Y.. 1875; educ.
Brooklyn; stage career, in "The Stolen Story,"
"Zira," "Leah Kleschna," "The Three Twins,"
vaud., leading man with Hope Booth; screen
career, Edison, 5 yrs. (playing leads, straights,
character comedy, heavies), Thanhouser ("Th
Pillory"), Metro ("A Wife by Proxy").
BENNETT, Joseph; b. Los Angeles, Cal.; screen
career, Alkire Prod. ("An Ace in a Hole"),
Fox ("The Feud"), American ("Rose of
Hell"), Lewis Stone Co. ("Man's Desire"), Tri-
angle ("Golden Fleece," "Crown Jewels,"
"Marked Cards." "Limousine Life," "Indiscreet
Corrine"), Fox ("The Terror"), Alkire Prod.
("Youth's Desire"), Pathe ("The Gamesters,"
"Their Mutual Child"), Ince ("The Home-
stretch"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 153; dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., Baker Apts.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Bdwy, 940.
BENNETT, Richard; b. Bennetts Switch, Ind.,
1873; educ. Kokomo, Logansport, Ind.; stage
career, from 1891, covering period of 15 yrs.,
leading man and star mgmt. Chas. Frohman,
Empire theatre, N. Y., and on tour; prod, as
star personally, "Damaged Goods," "The Un-
known Purple," "For the Defense"; screen
career. American-Mutual (star in screen ver-
sion of "Damaged Goods," late pictures, "And
the Law Says," "Gilded Youth"). Hght., 5,
10; wght., 160; dark brown hair, dark gray
eyes.
BENNISON, Louis; b. Oakland, Cal.; educ. Univ.
of Cal.; stage career, 15 yrs. stk. in West; sup-
ported Richard Bennett in "Damaged Goods,"
Emily Stevens, "Unchastened Woman," starred
2 yrs. in "Johnny Get Your Gun" ; screen ca-
reer, Goldwyn ("Oh, Johnny"), Betzwood
("High Pockets," "Road Called Straight,"
"Misfit Earl," "Sandy Burke," "Speedy
Meade"), Hodkinson ("Lavender and Old
Lace"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 165; dark hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
BENSON, Clyde; b. Marshalltown. Iowa; early
career, 15 yrs. on legit, stage, "Everywoman"
4 seasons, "The Climax" 2 seasons, "Unbroken
Road" 1 season; screen career, Select ("The
Savage Woman"), Universal ("The Virgin of
Stamboul"), Ince-Paramount ("The Sheriff's
Son," "Green Eyes," "Maggie Pepper"), Hod-
kinson ("The Best Man"), J. Warren Kerrigan
("Live Sparks"), in Jack Dempsey's serial.
Hght., 6; wght., 170; brown hair, fair com-
plexion. Ad., Balboa Hotel, 1221 West 7th st.,
Los Angeles, Cal. Phone 60121.
BENTON, Curtis; b. Toledo, O., 1885; educ. Van-
derbilt Univ.; stage career, from 1903, with
Robert Hilliard in "A Fool There Was," 2 sea-
sons with Cohan and Harris in "The Fortune
Hunter," "Broadway Jones," etc., writer of
vaud. acts and short stories; screen career,
Imp-Universal ("Pursuit Eternal," "Con-
science" author "Lady High and Mighty,"
"Everygirl," juv. in "Twenty Thousand
Leagues Under the Sea"), Fox ("Jealousy,"
"The Siren"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 180; dark
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 520 W. 130th st.,
N. Y. C. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
BERGEN, Thurlow; stage career, stk, "De Luxe
Anne"; screen career, Pathe ("The Stain,"
"The Boundary Rider," "A Prince of India/'
"The Fireman and the Girl," "A Change of
Heart," "A Woman's Fight," "The Stolen
Birthright"). Unity ("The Lottery Man"), Fox
("The Love Auction," "The Lure of Ambition"),
Aywon Films ("Blind Love"). Ad., care Ed-
ward Small, Inc., N. Y.
BERGMAN, Henry; Chaplin First Natl. ("A
Dog's Life," "Shoulder Arms," "Sunnyside"),
Chaplin ("A Day's Pleasure"). Ad., Boule-
vard Apts., Hollywood, Cal. Chaplin Studio,
Hollywood, Cal.
BERRELL, George; b. Philadelphia. 1849; educ.
St. Mary's Coll., Wilmington, Del.; stage ca-
reer, 44 yrs. in drama, with Booth, Barrett,
McCullough, Mary Anderson; screen career,
Lubin, Bosworth, Metro ("As the Sun Went
Down," "In for Thirty Days"), Lasky ("Love
Insurance"), Fred Stone ("The Duke of Chim-
ney Butte"), Mary Pickford ("Pollyanna"),
Monroe Salisbury ("The Barbarian"), Univer-
sal ("Society Secrets"), Nell Shipman ("Girl
from God's Country"), Benj. Hampton ("The
U. P. Trail," "Dwelling Place of Light").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; gray hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1532 Vista st., Los Angeles, Cal.
BETHEW, Herbert; screen career, Universal
("Under Northern Lights," "Beautifully
Trimmed," "Tiger True").
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BETTS, Matthew L.; screen career, Hallmark
("High Speed"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Stealers"), Realart ("Law of the Yukon"),
First National ("Good References").
BEVAN, Billy; b. Orange, New South Wales,
Australia, 1887; educ. Sydney, Australia; stage
career, 8 yrs. with Pollard's Australian Opera
Co., "Mikado," "Belle of New York," "Geisha,"
"Floradora," "Sergeant Brue"; screen career,
L-Ko, Fox, Christie, now featured in Mack Sen-
nett com. ("Made in the Kitchen," "My Good-
ness," "Bungalow Troubles," "Ashore from the
Steerage," "Fireside Brewer," "Love, Honor and
Behave," "Small Town Idol," "Heart Balm").
Hght., 5, 8; wght., 171; auburn hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Mack Sennett Comedies, Edendale,
Calif., or 1312 Martel Ave., Hollywood.
BEYER, Charles; age 27 yrs.; educ. Military schl.
and Cornell; stage career, stock and vaud.;
screen career, Vitagraph, Metro, Biograph,
Yankee Pictures, Picture Classics, Classic
Drama Corp. and Blazed Trail Prod. Hght. 6;
wght., 180; hair dark brown; eyes blue. Ad.,
Actors' Equity.
BIDDOUGH, Matthew; screen career, Universal
("Ride Along, Kid," "Hitchin' Posts").
BLACK, W. W.; b. Irvington, N. Y., 1871; stage
career, in K. & E., Savage, Lederer prods.;
screen career, Metro ("The Greatest Power"),
Goldwyn ("The Hell Cat"), Norma Talmadge
Co. ("Secret of the Storm Country"), Fox
("The Prussian Cur"), Popular Players ("Raf-
fles"), Goldwyn ("High Pockets," "The Floor
Below"), J. Vincent Corp. ("The Spirit of
Lafayette"), International ("The Hidden
Truth"), S. K. Krellberg ("The Fatal For-
tune," serial), World ("The Wakefleld Case").
Ad., Ill Manhattan at., N. Y. Morningside
8145.
BLACKWELL, Carlyle; b. Troy, Pa., 1888; educ.
Syracuse; stage career, in Broadway successes,
including "Brown of Harvard" and "Right of
Way"; Keith and Proctor stock co.; screen
career, Lasky, International, World, "The Be-
loved Blackmailer," "Road to France," "The
Allies," "Hit or Miss," "Love in a Hurry,"
"Courage for Two," "Three Green Eyes"), Rob-
ertson-Cole ("The Third Woman"), Paramount
("The Restless Sex"). Has written, produced
and acted his own stories. Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
155; dark complexion, eyes and hair. Ad.,
Lambs Club, N. Y.
BLACKWELL, Jim; screen career, Metro ("The
Misfit Wife"), Paramount ("The Witching
Hour," "The Traveling Salesman"), Universal
("Desperate Youth").
BLAKE, Tom; screen career, Selznick ("The
Wonderful Chance," "Marooned Hearts"),
Paramount ("Flying Pat," "Ghost in the Gar-
ret").
BLINN, 1 1 ol brook; b. San Francisco; educ. San
Francisco and Stanford Univ. ; stage career,
27 yrs. acting, starring, and managing, famous
producer of 1-act plays at Princess theatre,
N. Y. ; screen career, World ("The Butterfly
on the Wheel," "The Unpardonable Sin," "Hus-
band and Wife," "The Hidden Scar"), Pathe
("The Empress"), McClure ("Pride"), World
("The Boss," "McTeague"), World-Tourneur
("The Ivory Snuff-Box"), Steger ("Prima
Donna's Husband"), Universal ("Madonna of
the Slums"). Ad., Journey's End., Croton-on-
Hudson, N. Y.
BLOOMER, Raymond; b. Rochester, N. Y. ; stage
career, 10 yrs. stock, with Belasco, "A Good
Little Devil," "Fair and Warmer," "Squab
Farm," also Comic Opera; screen career, Fa-
mous Players ("Out of a Clear Sky"), Screen-
craft ("The Prodigal Wife"), Marion Davies
Film Co. ("The Belle of N. Y."), Vitagraph
"The Vice of Fools"), United Artists ("The
Love Light"). Hght., 6 ft.; wght., 168; dark
complexion, eyes, hair. Ad., 683 West End
ave., N. Y. River 9944.
BLUE, Monte; b. Indianapolis, 1890; educ. Pur-
due Univ.; stage career, 2 yrs. vaud.; screen
career, Griffith, Pathe, Triangle, Douglas Fair-
banks ("Wild and Wooly," "Man From Painted
Post"), Mary Pickford ("M'Liss," "Johanna
Enlists"), Lasky ("Squaw Man," "Rustling a
Bride," "Told in the Hills," "In Missouri,"
"Everywoman." "Thirteenth Commandment,"
"Too Much Johnson"), Realart ("A Cumber-
land Romance"), Famous Players ("Petti-
grew's Girl," "Something to Think About,"
"The Jucklins," "The Kentuckians"), Asso.
Prod. ("A Perfect Crime"). Hght., 6, 2; wght.,
185; brown hair and eyes.
BOLAND, Eddie "Bo"; b. San Francisco, Calif.,
1885; educ. St. Charles Acad., San Francisco;
stage career, 6 yrs.; screen career, from 1912
to 1919, featured with Harry Pollard, Univer-
sal, Vitagraph, Christie, Vanity Fair Girl Com-
edies, Eddie Boland Comedies ("June Mad-
ness," "Prince Pistachio," "Mama's Boy,"
"Queens Up," "A Straight Crook," "The Love
Lesson," "Egypt and Return"). Hght., 5, 7%;
wght., 135; fair complexion, brown hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 223 S. Flower st., Los An-
geles, Calif.; Bway 5769; studio ad., Hal E.
Roach Studios, Culver City, Calif.
BOLDER, Robert; b. London, England; educ.
Christ's Hospital, The Blue Coat School; stage
career, 37 years on stage; screen career, 7
yrs., 2 yrs. stk. Essanay, Universal ("Girl in
No. 29"), Realart ("Her Beloved Villain,"
"Burning Daylight," "The Marriage of William
Ashe," "The House That Jazz Built"), Special
Pictures ("Friends and Enemies"). Hght., 5,
2; wght., 185; silver gray hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 319 Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills.
Calif.; phone 559102.
BOND, Fred; screen career, Fox ("The Hell
Ship"), David Butler Prod. ("Fickle Women").
BOOKER, Harry; screen career, Fox ("The
Heart Snatcher," "Skirts").
BOSWORTH, Hobart Van Zandt; b. Marietta,
Ohio; educ. there; stage career, since 1885;
10 yrs. at Daly's theatre, New York, support-
ing Mrs. Fiske, Marlowe, Crossman, Amelia
Bingham, as leading man, starred by Harri-
son Fiske, stage director Belasco theatre, Los
Angeles, up to 1909; screen career, played lead
in first picture made in Los Angeles, Selig
("Monte Cristo," and 112 others), Bosworth,
Inc. ("The Sea Wolf," "Pursuit of the Phan-
tom," "Odyssey of the North"), Lasky ("Joan
the Woman," "Oliver Twist," "Little Ameri-
can," "Woman God Forgot"), Universal ("Two
Men of Sandy Bar"), T. Hays Hunter Special
("Border Legion"), 1 yr. with J. Parker Read
("His Own Law," "A Thousand to One"), Ince
("Behind the Door," "Below the Surface,"
"Blind Hearts"). Home ad., Beverly Hills
Hotel, Beverly Hills, Calif.
BOTELER, Wade; b. Santa Ana, Calif.; educ.
Los Angeles; stage career, 3 yrs. acting in
stk., 2 yrs. dir. stk., 1 season with Otis Skin-
ner; screen career, Famous Players ("Very
Good Young Man"), Ince ("Crooked Straight,"
"23% Hours Leave"), Goldwyn ("Hard Propo-
sition," "Cup of Fury"), Edgar Lewis Prod.
("Lahoma"), Realart ("She Couldn't Help It,"
"Ducks and Drakes"), Katherine MacDonald
("Stranger Than Fiction"), Ince ("The Home
Stretch," "An Old Fashioned Boy"). Hght., 6;
wght., 180; red hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
5012 S. Wilton Place, Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 79347.
BOTTOMLEY, Roland; screen career, Pathe
("The Devil"), Vitagraph ("The Charming De-
ceiver").
BOULDON, Edward; screen career, Fox ("The
Plunger"),. Arrow ("Bachelor Apartments").
BOWERS, John; b. Indiana; stage career, with
Donald Robertson, Beulah Poynter, in "The
Family Cupboard." "Things That Count,"
screen career, Griffith, Metro, Famous Players,
Thanhouser, World ("The Divorce Game,"
"Betsy Ross," "Joan of the Woods," "Day
Dreams," "Sis -Hopkins," "Daughter of Mine,"
"The Pest"), Goldwyn ("Thru the Wrong
Door," "Strictly Confidential," "Tower of
Ivory," "Woman in Room 13," "Out of the
Storm," "Godless Men," "Roads of Destiny"),
Realart ("Cumberland Romance"), First Na-
tional ("The Sky Pilot"). Hght., 6; wght.,
180; dark hair and eyes. Ad., c/o Goldwyn
Pict. Corp., N. Y. C.
BOWES, Clifford W.; b. Pueblo, Colo., 1895;
educ. Los Angeles, Calif.; Champion National
Spring Board Diver 1914-15; screen career,
entered picture industry in 1915; 2% yrs. with
Mack Sennett ("Tugboat Romeo," "Cactus
Nell"), 6 mos. with Fox, Warner Bros. "Trou-
ble," "Caught in a Cabaret"), Century ("Lying
Tamer," "Up in Mary's Attic," "Happy Daze"),
Universal ("Parcel Post Husband," "His Puppy
Love"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 136; dark brown
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 3011 Washington
Blvd., Ocean Park, Gal., phone 61139.
BOYD, William; screen career; Paramount ("The
Six Best Cellars," "City of Masks," "The Juck-
lins," "A City Sparrow," "Brewster's Mil-
lions"), Realart ("Blackbird").
ACTORS
159
BRACY, Sidney; b. Melbourne, Australia, 1882;
educ. Melbourne Univ.; stage career, with late
J. C. Williamson in Australia, with Kyrle Bel-
lew, supported Viola Allen, with Nazimova,
Nat Goodwin, in revival of "Robin Hood" and
"Rob Roy," in N. Y. ; screen career, Thanhouser
("Million Dollar Mystery," "The Miser's Rever-
sion"), Fox ("Merely Mary Ann," "Sporting
Blood"), Universal ("Elusive Isabel," "Temp-
tation and the Man"), Arrow ("Crime and Pun-
ishment," "The Deemster"), Famous ("The
Long Trail," "Crazy to Marry"), Realart ("An
Amateur Devil," "The Woman Outside," "The
March Hare"), Metro ("Passion Fruit"). Hght.,
5. 9; wght., 138; brown hair, dark brown eyes.
Home ad., 1710 Vine st., c/o John Lancaster,
Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 578560.
BRADBURY, Ronald; b. Walla Walla, Wash.,
1886; educ. Baker Sch., Walla Walla, and
Chicago; stage career, Baker Stock Co., Port-
land, Ore., 7 yrs. featured over Orpheum anJ
Pantages circuits; own companies; screen
career, Universal ("Colorado," "Big Bill
Brent"), Lasky ("To Have and to Hold"),
Kalem ("The Harvest of Gold," "On the
Brink of War," "The False Prophet," "The
Resurrection of Gold Bar"), Paramount ("The
Deadline at Eleven").
BRADLEY, Malcolm; screen career, Paramount
("Sentimental Tommy"), Realart ("The Magic
Cup").
BRADY, Edwin J.; b. N. Y., 1889; educ. pub.
sch. and Coll. City of N. Y. ; stage career, mus.
com., vaud. and dram. stk. ; screen career,
Selig, Universal, Nestor; joined Balboa 1915
("Who Pays? " series, "Neal of the Navy"),
Selig ("Out of the Shadows," "Hedge of
Heart's Desire," "The Fount of Courage),
Pathe-Keenan ("The False Code"), Goldwyn
"Almost a Husband"), World-Macauley ("When
Bearcat Went Dry"), Paramount ("Terror*
Island"), First National ("The Yellow Ty-
phoon"), Hodkinson ("Kentucky Colonel").
Wght., 165; hght., 5, 10%; brown hair, brown
eyes.
BRAIDWOOD, Frank; screen career, Goldwyn
''"Going Some"), Universal ("West Is West,'
"Hearts Up," "The Smart Sex"), Pathe ("Down
Home").
BRAMMAL.L, John Gardiner; b. Rochdale, Eng.;
educ. Christ Church, Eng. ; stage career with
Maxine Elliott, Mabel Taliaferro, Lillian Rus-
sell; screen career, Biograph, Fine Arts,
Fox ("House on the Land," "Confession," "The
Girl Who Came Back"), Pathe ("The Master
Man"), Metro ("Her Inspiration"), American
("Six Feet Four"), Paramount ("Terror Isl-
and"), Fox ("Skywayman," "The Cheater Re-
formed"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; light hair,
gray eyes. Ad., 1630% Morton ave., Los An-
geles, Cal., phone 53603.
BRANDT, Charles; screen career, Goldwyn ("A
Misfit Earl"), First National ("The Master
Mind").
BREESE, Edmund; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1871;
educ. there; 25 yrs. on legitimate stage; fea-
tured 4 yrs. in "Lion and the Mouse," lead in
"Today," "The Fear Market"; 2 yrs. "Why
Marry?"; screen career, Lasky ("The Master
Mind"), Fox ("Walls of Jericho"), Metro
("Shooting of Dan McGrew," "Song of Wage
Slave," "Spell of Yukon," "Lure of Heart's
Desire," "Weakness of Strength"), Ivan Abram-
son ("Someone Must Pay"). Gaumont ("A
Temporary Wife"), Hallmark ("Chains of Evi-
dence"), Transatlantic ("A Common Level").
Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 152; brown hair, blue
eyes. Ad., home, Edmund Breese Farm, Nor-
walk, Conn.
BRENNAN, J.; screen career, Selznick ("Sooner
or Later"), Commonwealth ("The Hidden
Light"), Goldwyn ("The Highest Bidder").
BRINLEY, Charles E.; b. Yuman, Ariz.; educ.
there; screen career, 8 yrs. with Universal
("The Lone Hand," "Tempest Cody," "Down
But Not Out," "Trey of Hearts," "Liberty,"
"Red Ace"), Pathe ("Patra"). Universal
("Under Northern Lights," "Tiger True," "If
Only Jim"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 160; gray
hair browni eyes. Home ad., 1646 Lake Shore
ave., Los Angeles, Cal., phone 51702.
BRODERICK, Robert; screen career, Fox ("The
Shark"), Cosmopolitan ("Proxies").
BROOK, Chad.; Cosmopolitan ("The Passionate
Pilgrim"), Vitagraph ("Closed Doors")..
BROOKE, Van Dyke; also scenario writer; b.
Detroit, Mich. ; educ. pub. and high sch. ; stage
career, since 1880, as actor, director, author,
manager, stk. and traveling companies; screen
career, Blackton Prod. ("The Moonshine
Trail"), Amer. Cinema ("The Stormy Petrel"),
Vitagraph ("The Fortune Hunter," "The Son
of Wallingford"), Cosmopolitan ("The Passion-
ate Pilgrim"), Chas. Ray Prod. ("The Mid-
night Bell"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 145; silver
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 341 W. 45th St.,
N. .Y. C.; or Pickwick Apts., 833 S. Grand, Los
Angeles, Cal., phone 104-83.
BROOKS, Irving; screen career. Fox ("The
Plunger," "Fantomas").
BROOKS, Joe; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. Rock
Church Sch., St. Louis; stage career, Odan
Stock Co., 1 yr. ; screen career, Biograph ("Ju-
dith," "The Battle of Truth"), Sawyer ("Love's
Cross Roads"), Fairbanks ("Reaching for the
Moon," "Mr. Fix-It"). Hght., 6; wght., 185;
black hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1109 W.
10th St., Los Angeles, Cal., phone 556470.
BROOKS, Sam; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1891; educ.
Brooklyn; stage career, 7 yrs. on stage; screen
career, Rolin Pathe, Lonesome Luke Series,
Snub Pollard Comedies, Harold Lloyd Comedies.
Hght., 4; wght., 100; fair complexion, brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., L. A. Athletic Club, L. A.,
studio ad., Hal E. Roach Studios, Los An-
geles, Cal.
BROOKS, Ted; screen career, Universal ("Sun-
down Slini," "Two Kinds of Love," "West Is
West").
BROUGHTON, Lewis; educ. England and Paris;
stage career, 20 yrs. on legit, stage; screen
career, Premier ("The Greater Will"), Selznick
lead in "The Woman's Game"), Fox ("La Belle
Russe"), Famous Players ("A Romantic Ad-
venturess," "In Men's Eyes"). Hght., 6;
wght., 140; light hair, blue eyes. Ad., 50 W
94th St., N. Y C., Riverside 516.
BROWER, Otto; b. Grand Rapids, Mich.; educ.
there; stage career, Robert Mantell Co., Shake-
spearian roles, Catherine Countes Stk. Co.;
screen career, Lasky ("Excuse My Dust"), J.
Parker Read ("The Brute Master"). Hght.,
5. 10; wght., 153; dark brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 1628 Hudson ave., Los Angeles,
Calif., Holly 2745.
BROWER, Robert; screen career, First National
("The Beauty Market"), Famous Players
("Jack Straw," "The Jucklins," "Held by the
Enemy," "The City Sparrow," "The Faith
Healer," "What Every Woman Knows"), Real-
art ("A Cumberland Romance"), Wm. DeMille
("The Lost Romance").
BROWN, J. Edwin; b. Boston, Mass.; educ. Bos-
ton; stage career, 42 yrs. on legit, stage as
stage director; screen career, Universal ("The
Isle of Life," "The Black Box," "For Her
Mother's Sake," "The Cry of Conscience," "A
Romany Rose," "The Birth of Patriotism,"
"The House of Gloom," "The Scarlet Shad-
ow"), Realart ("Jenny Be Good"). Hght., 5,
8; wght., 130; brown hair and blue eyes.
BROWN, William H.; b. Northampton, Mass.;
stage career, with Dorothy Morton Opera Co.,
stock at Castle Square, Boston, La Salle stock,
Chicago, with "Messenger Boy" Co.; screen
career, Yankee Film, Reliance-Majestic, Fine
Arts ("Casey at the Bat," "The Rummy,"
"The Wharf Rat," "The House Built Upon
Sands," "The Bad Boy"), Paramount-Artcraft
("The Valley of the Giants," "In Mizzoura,"
"Tree of Knowledge," "The Dancin' Fool,"
"The Fighting Chance," "Lady Rose's Daugh-
ter").
BROWNE, Harry C.; screen career, Fox ("Know
Your Men"), Vitagraph ("Closed Doors").
BROWNLEE, Frank; screen career, Fox ("Miss
Adventure," "The Lincoln Highwayman,"
"The Man Who Dared"), Universal ("The
Brute Breaker," "Under Crimson Skies"),
Pathe ("The Valley of Tomorrow"), Metro
("Shore Acres," "Hearts Are Trumps"), Hod-
kinson ("Riders of the Dawn"), Goldwyn ("His
Own Law", Paramount ("The Whistle").
BRUNTON, William, b. Canada; educ. Canada;
stage career, road shows Canada and United
States, played stk. and rep., with own show,
over Western circuit and vaud.; screen ca-
reer, joined Kalem 1912, with Signal, in "Tire
Girl and the Game," "The Lost Express,"
Metro ("As the Sun Went Down"), Lasky
("Cruise of the Make Believes," "The Squaw
Man"), Para-Artcraft ("Valley of the Giants"),
Universal ("The Mad Marriage"). Hght., 5. 7;
wght., 140; light hair, brown eyes, fair com-
plexion. Home ad.. 819 Mariposa st., Glendale,
Cal., Glendale 531-W.
BRYANT, Charles; b. Hartford, Eng., 1887;
educ. Ardingly College; stage career, 21 yrs..
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
10 yrs. in America with Ethel Barrymore, Mrs.
Patrick Campbell, Chas. Frohman, Mme. Nazi-
mova; screen career, Brenon-Selznick ("War
Brides"), Metro ("Revelation," "Toys of Fate,"
"Eye for Eye," "Out of the Fog," "The Brat,"
"Stronger Than Death," "Heart of a Child,"
"Billions"). Hght, 6, 3; wght., 190; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., care of Metro., Holly-
wood, Gal.
BUCKLER, Hugh C.; screen career, George Clark
("The Duke's Son"), Stoll Film ("Squandered
Lives," "The Lure of Crooning Water," "The
Garden of Resurrection").
BUCKLEY, William; b. Chicago, 111., 1891; educ.
there; stage career, stk., vaude., "Brown of
Harvard," "Strongheart" ; screen career, Fa-
mous Players, Vitagraph, Ince ("What'* Your
Husband Doing?"), Metro ("Fair and Warm-
er"), Universal ("Under Northern Lights,"
"Society Secrets"), Fox ("Heart of Seven-
teen"), Special ("The Danger Mark"), etc.
Hght., 6, 1; wght., 172; medium complexion,
brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 216 S. Reno
St., Los Angeles, Cal., phone 52549.
BUNKER, Ralph; educ. Harvard Univ.; stage
career, featured in "The Very Idea," comedy
lead with Arthur Hopkins, "Good Gracious
Annabelle," "Plots and Playwrights," Comedy
theatre, N. Y., "Hobohemia"; screen career,
Constance Talmadge ("In" Search of a Sinner"),
Films, Inc. ("That Woman"), "Gloria's Ro-
mance," with Billie Burke; lead with Mar-
guerite Clark in "Scrambled Wives." Now in
series of two-reel Newlywed Comedies in own
company. Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 135; black
hair, dark eyes. Ad., Harvard Club, 27 W.
44th St., N. Y. C.
BUNNY, George; b. N. Y., 1867; educ. Brooklyn;
stage career, actor in various prod, for 25 yrs.;
screen career, Eastern Film Corp. ("Capt.
Eric," and a number of one-reel comedies);
Fox ("A Camouflaged Kiss"), Goldwyn
("Friend Husband"), Fox ("Caught in the
Act"), World ("A Broadway Saint," "The
Poison Pen"), Selznick ("Piccadilly Jim"),
Universal ("If Only Jim"), Goldwyn ("Indigo
Sunday," "Home Brewed Youth"). Hght., 5,
8; wght., 200; gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., home,
31 Trinity St.. New Britain, Conn.
BURKE, Joseph; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. England,
stage career, since a boy in mus. com. and
vaud. ; screen career, with Pathe, Famous
Players, Fox, Town and Country ("Indepen-
dence, By Gosh"), Capellani ("The Fortune
Teller"), Roubert ("Heritage"), Talmadge
("The Perfect Woman"), Weber ("The Wake-
field Case"), Selznick ("World's Apart"), Vita-
graph ("Princess Jones"). Hght., 5, 9; wght.,
135; gray hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 310
W. 14th St., N. Y. C., Chelsea 10365.
BURKETT, Barton; screen career, Metro ("The
High Sign"), C. B. C. Film ("High and Dry").
BURNS, Ed. J.; b. Phila., 1892; educ. Catholic
schools Penna. ; stage career, Orpheum Stock
Co., Phila., 1 yr. ; screen career, World, Hod-
kinson ("Made in America"), Keeney^Sherry
("A Marriage for Convenience"), Fox ("Miss
Adventure"), Para.-Artcraft ("The Love Burg-
lar," "Male and Female," "The Danger Mark,"
"Under the Greenwood Tree"), Vitagraph
("Love Watches," "The Soap Girl"), Lois
Weber ("To Please One Woman"), Realart
("Eyes of the Heart"), Clune Co. ("Eyes of
the Eagle"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 135; dark
complexion, eyes, hair. Home ad., 1835 Whit-
ley ave., Hollywood, Calif.
BURNS, Fred; b. Ft. Keogh, Mont., 1878; early
career, ranching, breaking horses, later with
Buffalo Bill's Wild West, 101 Ranch, gave rope
throwing and riding exhibitions throughout U.
S. and Europe; screen career, Selig, Reliance-
Majestic, Pallas, Fine Arts ("Birth of a Na-
tion," "Ben Blair"), Clune ("Eyes of the
World"), Artcraft ("Fancy Jim Sherwood"),
Vitagrapb. ("Sunlight's Last Raid," "The
Fighting Trail"), Artcraft ("Bound in Moroc-
co"). Pathe ("Ruth of the Rockies" serial)
BURNS, Neal; b. Bristol, Pa.; educ. Atlantic
City, N. J. ; stage career, "Just Out of College,'-
"The Girl in the Taxi," "The Sporting Dea-
con," "A Winsome Widow," "A Stubborn Cin-
derella," "The Girl of My Dreams," "Yankee
Prince," Morosco Theatre Stk., Los Angeles;
screen career, Christie ("He Married His
Wife," "Rough and Western"), Goldwyn
("Darn That Stocking," "A Dollar Down"),
Lasky ("Mary's Ankle"), Christie ("Out of the
Night," "Wedding Blues"), Educational ("Shuf-
fle the Queens," "Sand Witches," "Ouija Did
It," "Movie Mad"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 141;
brown hair and eyes. Ad., 6424 Dix st., Holly-
wood, Cal., phone 929.
BURNS, Robert Paul (Bobby Burns); b. Phila-
delphia., Pa., 1878; stage career, 5 yrs. in
vaud., 6 seasons mus. comedies, "Babes in Toy-
land," "Wizard of Oz" ; screen career, 10 years
with Selig, Lubin, Reliance, World, Vim and
J-axon Comedies, Mr. Pokes of Pokes & Jabes
Series, Cuckoo Comedies. Studio ad., 750
Riverside ave.. Jacksonville, Fla., or Photo
Products. 220 W. 42d st. N. Y. C.
BURNS, Sammy; b. N. Y., 1888; acrobat with
Hassan-Ben All troupe at six yrs. toured
world; appeared in Europe with Sylvester
Schaefer Family; vaud. Europe and U. S.;
mus. com. "Tick Tock Man of Oz," etc.; screen
career, 15 com. with Vogue, L-Ko, wrote, dir.
and starred "Bombs and Bandits," "A Mexican
Muddle," "Rural Rogues," "A Doggone Dog";
in tech. and seen. dept. of Keystone; wrote,
dir. and acted in several Black Diamond and
King Cole Comedies.
BURR, Gene; screen career, Fox ("The Girl with
No Regrets"), National Film ("The Son of
Tarzan").
15URRESS, William; b. New Cornerstown, O.,
1867; educ. Uhrichsville, O. ; early career,
operator for Penn. Railroad; stage career, Chas.
Frohman, Klaw and Erlanger, Shuberts, vari-
ous vaud. and stk. cos.; screen career. Fox
"End of the Trail," "Man from Bitter Roots,"
"Fires of Conscience." "Island of Desire," "The
Spy," "The Forbidden Room"), Goldwyn ("Lord
and Lady Algy"), Universal ("A Soul for
Sale"), Garson ("Eyes of Youth"), Lasky
("The Great Impersonation").
BURTON, Clarence; b. Windsor, Mo.; stage ca-
reer, 5 years stk., toured Orpheum Circuit;
screen career, 1913, Famous Players ("Haw-
thorne of the U. S. A.," "Conrad in Quest of
His Youth," "Six Best Cellars," "Thou Art the
Man," "Fighting Chance," "What's Your Hur-
ry," "The Jucklins," "Burglar Proof," "For-
bidden Fruit," "Behold My Wife," "The Love
Special"), Wm. DeMille ("The Lost Romance").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 176 brown hair and eyes.
Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Cal.
BURTON, Fred; screen career, Paramount ("Ca-
reer of Catherine Bush," "The Education of
Elizabeth"), Realart ("Anne of Green Gables,"
"The Fear Market"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Fortune Teller"), First National ("Yes or
No"). Cosmopolitan ("Heliotrope").
BURTON, John; screen career, Goldwyn ("Pin-
to"), First National ("In the Heart of a Fool,"
"The Scoffer"), Selznick ("The Sin That Was
His").
BURTON, Ned; b. U. S.; educ. Harvard Univ.;
stage career, 18 yrs. in vaud. as senior mem-
ber of Burton and Brookes, 2 seasons with
Julian Eltinge Co., 1 season in original "Pot-
ash and Perlmutter" Co.; screen career, Peer-
less ("The Man of the Hour">. Herbert Brenon
("War Brides"), Artcraft ("The Poor Little
Rich Girl"), Goldwyn ("The Auction Block"),
World ("The Moral Deadline"). Fox ("Thou
Shalt Not"), Hodkinson ("Thunderbolts of
Fate"), Pathe ("Tarnished Reputations"),
First Nat'l ("Daughter of Two Worlds," "Jim
the Penman"). Hght., 6; wght., 245; white
hair, blue eyes.
BUSHMAN, Francis Xavier; b. Norfolk, Va., Jan.
10, 1885; educ. Ammendale Coll., Maryland;
early career, wrestler, bicycle racer, artist's
model, student of sculpture; stage career, at 9
appeared in "The Lady of Lyons," in "Queen
of the Moulin Rouge," "Going Some"; also in
stk., rep., etc.; screen career, from 1911, Essa-
nay ("Graustark," "The Master Thief"),
March, 1915, joined Metro (first serial, "The
Great Secret," "Romeo and Juliet," "The
Voice of Conscience," "Red, White and Blue
Blood," "Social Quicksands," "A Pair of Cu-
pids," "The Poor Rich Man"), Vitagraph
(-"Daring Hearts"). Member Friars Club.
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 186; complexion, light,
brown hair, blue eyes.
BUSHMAN, R. Everty; b. Baltimore, Md. ; educ.
Staunton Mil. Acad., Va. ; stage career, child
parts in stock in Camden, N. J. ; screen career,
Goldwyn ("It's a Great Life"), numerous pic-
tures with Essanay and Christie, Hght., 6, 2;
wght., 190; light brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Ad., Majestic Hotel, N. Y. C., Columbus 3976.
BUTJJER, David Wyngrate b. San Francisco, Cal.,
1895; educ. Leland Stanford, Jr., Univ.; stage
career, Alcazar Stk. Co. 3 yrs. at Morosco
theatre, Los Angeles, stage mgr. for Oliver
Morosco's "Upstairs and Down," "Lombard!,
ACTORS
161
Ltd.," "Sadie Love"; screen career, Griffith
("The Greatest Thing in Life," "Girl Who
Stayed at Home"), Selznick ("Upstairs and
Down"), Brentwood ("Better Times," "The
Other Half"), Dorothy Gish ("Nugget Nell"),
Universal ("The Unpainted Woman," "The
Petal on the Current," "Bonnie, Bonnie
Lassie"). Tourneur ("The County Fair"), First
Nat'l ("Don't Ever Marry," "The Sky Pilot"),
David Butler Prod. ("Fickle Women"), Univer-
sal ("The Triflers"), Guy Croswell Smith
("County Fair"), D. N. Schwab ("Smiling All
the Way"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; dark com-
plexion, black hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 972
Arapahoe St., Los Angeles. Phone 52998.
lioTT, Lawsoii W.; b. 1883; stage career, leads,
"The Wanderer," "Merry Wives of Windsor,"
"Taming of the Shrew"; screen career, Metro,
Selig, Paralta ("Shackled," "The One Wom-
an"), Pathe ("Her Man"), G. L. Tucker
("Miracle Man"), United ("Playthings of Pas-
sion"), Goldwyn ("The World and Its Wom-
an"), Hampton-Hod. ("Desert Gold"). Tyrad
("It Happened in Paris"), Goldwyn ("Tower
of Ivory," "Dangerous Days," "The One Wo-
man," "Loves of Letty," "Street Called
Straight," "Out of the Storm," "Earthbound").
Hght., 6, 2; complexion dark. Studio ad., Gold-
wyn, Culver City, Cal.
BUTTERWORTH, Ernest; b. England; educ.
there; early career, military profession; screen
career, Griffith ("Intolerance," "Broken Blos-
soms," "Greatest Thing in Life"), Fairbanks
("Arizona," "Say, Young Fellow," "Knicker-
bocker Buckaroo"), own company ("The Little
Cripple," "Children of the Mission"). Hght.,
5, 7%; wght., 170; slightly gray hair, brown
eyes. Home ad., 6100 Elinor av., Los Angeles.
Holly 3110.
BYRON, Jack; screen career, Universal ("Fixed
by George"), Paramount ("The Jucklins").
BYTELL, Walter; screen career, Equity ("Whis-
pering Devils"), Universal ("Once a Plum-
mer").
CAIN, Robert; b. 1882; stage career, "The Mis-
leading Lady." "The Deep Purple," "The Blue
Mouse," "The Man of the Hour"; screen
career, Bacon-Backer ("Men"), Select ("The
Death Dance"), Paramount ("Secret Service,"
"Paid in Full," "In Mizzoura"), Fox ("East-
ward Ho!"), Para.-Artcraft ("Male and Fe-
male," "Held by the Enemy," "The Witching
Hour"), Fox ("Heart Strings," "Shod with
Fire"), First National ("Man- Woman-Mar-
riage"). Hght., 5, 10; medium complexion.
CALHERN, Louis; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Columbia
Univ.; early career, newspaper cartoonist;
stage career, Shakespearian parts with Mar-
garet Anglin, vaud. in sketch, "Mary Ann,"
leads with Morosco stk., Los Angeles; screen
career, Lois We'ber (leading man in "What's
Worth While," "Two Wise Wives"). Hght., 6,
1; wght., 170; dark hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
4634 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Glendale 2031-M.
CAMERON, Donald; b. Stephen, N. B.. Canada:
educ. there; stage career, leads with Margaret
Anglin, "Lady Windermere's Fan," "Beverly's
Balance," with Mrs. Fiske in " Wake Up, Jon-
athan," with Fay Bainter in "East Is West";
screen career, Vitagraph ("Kitty Mackay,"
"Sally-in-a-Hurry"), Louis Tracy Prod. ("The
Silent Barrier"), Famous Players ("Education
of Elizabeth"). Hght., 5. 11%; wght., 160;
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 327 W. 56th
St., N. Y. C., Col. 3019.
CAMERON, Rudolph W. B.; b. Washington,
D. C., 1892; educ. Georgetown Univ.; stage
exper. in Geo. Broadhurst's "Rich Man, Poor
Man"; screen career, Vitagraph ("The More
Excellent Way," "Clover's Rebellion"), Ad., 6
West 48th st., N. Y. C. ; studio, Anita Stewart
Prod., 3800 Mission Road, Los Angeles, Cal.
CAMERON, Tom; educ. Derby, England; stage
career, 3 seasons circus-singing clown, 3 sea-
sons comic opera and musical comedy, 4 sea-
sons dramatic rep., 12 yrs. vaud.; screen
career, 4 yrs. Fox ("Child of the Wild," "Blue
Streak"). Pathe ("Hillcrest Mystery").
Abramson ("The Window Opposite"), Warner
("The Other Man's Wife"), Dalton ("The
White Rook"), Ince ("Black is White"),
Constance Talmadge ("At the Barn"), First
Nat'l ("Two Weeks"), Famous Players ("His
Wife's Friend"), Yankee ("Headin* Home"),
Wistaria ("Forbidden Love"). Hght.. 6, 10%;
wght., 165; light brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
512 W. 146th St., N. Y., Audubon 47.
CAMPEAU, .Frank; b. Detroit, Mich.; educ.
Notre Dame, Ind.; with Louis Morrison in
"Faust," Frank Mayo in "Pudd'nhead Wilson,"
"Arizona," "The Virginian," "Kindling,"
"Ghost Breaker," "Believe Me, Xantippe."
"Within the Law"; screen career, Pathe ("Rio
Grande"), Lasky ("Life of the Party"), May-
flower ("Sins of Martha Queed"), Benj. Hamp-
ton ("The Killer"), Betty Compson ("Small
Town Romance"). Hght, 5, 10; wght., 158;
dark hair, dark gray eyes. Home ad., Angeles
Hotel, Los Angeles, Cal.; Main 8890.
CANNON, Pomeroy; b. Kentucky; educ. there
and New York; stage career, 12 yrs. Belasco,
Frohman, minstrel, vaud., opera; screen career,
Fairbanks ("Good Bad Man"), Morosco-Pallas
(Parson of Paramint"). Fox ("Honor Sys-
tem"), Goldwyn ("Cup of Fury,", "Unwilling
Hero," "Whistling Dick"), Metro ("The Star
Rover," "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse").
Hght., 6, 2; wght., 225; dark hair and eyes.
Home ad., 4361 Clayton ave., Los Angeles, Cal.,
phone 599213.
CANNON, Raymond; screen career, Paramount
("Mary Ellen Comes to Town," "Chickens"),
Federated ("Penny of Tophill Trail").
CAREW, Arthur Edmund; b. Trebizond, Armenia;
educ. Anatolia Acad., Corkoran Sen. of Art.,
Cushing Acad; stage career, "Eben Holden,"
"His Majesty and the Maid," "The Mummy and
the Humming Bird," 2 seasons of stk. ; screen
career, Goldwyn ("World and Its Woman"),
Pathe ("Rio Grande"), Selznick ("Children of
Destiny," "Palace of Darkened Windows"),
Universal ("Breath of the Gods"), Lasky ("The
Easy Road," "Sham"), L. B. Mayer ("Some-
thing Money Can't Buy"). Hght., 6; wght.,
170; dark brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
1408 N. Hobart Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly
2840.
CAREY, Harry; b. N. Y., 1880; educ. N. Y.
Univ.; early career, actor, playwright, pros-
pector and cowboy; stage career, starred in
his own plays, "Montana," "Heart of Alaska,"
stock; screen career, Biograph, Universal
("Riders of Vengeance," "Roped," "Outcasts
of Poker Flat," "Fight for Love," "Bare
Fists," "Riders of the Law," "Gun Fightin'
Gentleman," "Marked Men," "Man Who
Wouldn't Shoot," "Blue Streak McCoy," "Sun-
down Slim," "West Is West," "Hearts Up,' "If
Only Jim," "The Freeze Out," "The Wallop").
Hght., 6; wght., 180; blond hair. Studio, Uni-
versal City.
CARLETON, William T.; b. 1859; educ. Lon-
don, Eng. ; stage career, 40 years leading
operatic baritone; screen career, Pathe, Mutual,
Goldwyn, Peerless, Metro ("Eye for Eye," "The
Danger Mark," World ("Home Wanted," "His
Father's Wife," "Me and Capt. Kidd"), Art-
craft ("A Society Exile"), Paramount ("The
Copperhead," "The Amateur Wife," "The In-
side of the Cup"), Realart ("Sinners"), Gar-
son ("Straight from Paris"), Robertson-Cole
("Good Women"). Hght., 6; wght., 190; ruddy
complexion, dark hair, gray eyes. Ad., The
Lotus Club, 10 W. 57th st., N. Y. C.
CARLISLE, Jack; screen carer, Vitagraph ("It
Can Be Done," "Diamonds Adrift"), Metro
("The Star Rover").
CARLYLE. J. Montgomery; b. N. Y. C.; educ.
Cornell Univ. '02; stage career, Chas. Frohman
Co., 2 seasons; Owen Davis Stk. Co., 2 yrs.;
Belasco stk., 3 yrs. Cohan and Harris, Edna
May, Henrietta Grossman; screen career, Baby
Marie Osborne Co. ("Marie's Trip West"), Uni-
versal ("Midnight Man," "Just Bill"), Sherrill
Co. ("Spirit Cabin Mine"), Goldwyn ("Flame
of the Desert"), Fox ("Girl in Bohemia"),
American ("Hands Up"), Dwan ("The Forbid-
den Thing"), Katherine MacDonald ("My
Lady's Latchkey"), Edgar Lewis ("Lahoma"),
Vitagraph ("Diamonds Adrift"), Goldwyn
("The Penalty"), L. T. Osbojrn Co. ("The Ari-
zona Cat's Claw"), Universal ("Fools Gold"),
Carter de Haven ("Twin Beds"). Hght., 6;
wght., 199; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Home ad., Christie Hotel, Hollywood, Cal.,
Holly 3910.
CARLYLE, Richard; educ. Little Rock, Ark.;
stage career, 14 yrs., including 6 N. Y. prod.,
"Under Cover," "Pays to Advertise," "The
Torches," "Upstairs & Down"; screen career,
Marion Leonard ("The Vow"), Knickerbocker
("Bridge of Sighs," "The Purple Knight"),
Lubin ("Those Who Toil"), Grandin ("Stolen
Will"), Goldwyn ("Spotlight Sadie"), Famous
Players ("The Copperhead," "Out of the
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Chorus"), International ("The Inside of the
Cup"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 146; brown hair,
dark blue eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
CABBIGAN, Thomas Jay; b. Lapeer, Mich.;
educ. Univ. of Mich. ; stage career, Jas O'Neil,
"Monte Christo," Belasco, "The Girl of the
Golden West," lead in "The Square Deal,"
"Going Some," "The Deadlock," "The Lottery
Man," Lew Fields, "The High Cost of Loving,"
"The Copperhead"; screen career, Selig ("Cin-
derella," "The Two Orphans"), Metro ("Dim-
ples," "Somewhere in America," "Will o* the
Wisp"), Fox ("Checkers," "The Tiger's Cub"),
Goldwyn ("The Truth"), star in the Broad-
well Nick Carter series released by Pioneer.
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 168; dark brown hair,
gray eyes. Ad.. Lambs Club, N. Y.
CARROLL,, William Arthur; b. N. Y. C. ; educ.
there; stage career, 1889, with Rice & Dixey,
with Jos. & W. Jefferson, in "The Henrietta";
screen career, since 1910, 2 yrs. with Gaston
Melies, 3% yrs. Biograph, 2% yrs. American,
Ince ("Bill Henry"), National ("Blue Bon-
nett," "The Confession"), Metro ("One Thing
at a Time O' Day"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght.,
145; brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 7028
Hollywood blvd., Los Angeles, phone 577116,
or Actor's Assn., Hollywood 1946.
CARTER, Harry; b. Louisville, 1879; educ. Ho-
bart Coll.; stage career, rep. with Mrs. Fiske,
"Excuse Me," stage director for Charles Dil-
lingham, "The Red Mill"; screen career, Uni-
versal ("The Mystery of the Gray Ghost,"
"The Circus of Life," "One Clear Call," "Be-
loved Jim," "The Bride's Awakening," "The
Marriage Life," "The Kaiser, the Beast of
Berlin," "A Kentucky Cinderella," "Beans") ;
Metro ("After His Own Heart"), Paramount
("Thou Art the Man"), Universal ("The Tor-
rent," "Reputation"). Hght., 6; wght., 190;
brown hair, blue eyes.
CARVIL, Henry J.; b. England; educ. Kings Col-
lege, Eng. ; stage career, with Chas. Froman,
leads in Australia, London, with Sir Chas.
Wyndham, Beerbohm Tree, in America with
Dan Frohman, E. H. Sothern. Mrs. Fiske, Geo.
Arliss; screen career, Warner Bros. ("Our
Teddy"), Metro ("To Hell With the Kaiser"),
Famous Players ("This Man and That Woman,"
"Guilty of Love"), Fox ("If I Were King"),
First National ("The Branded Woman"), Zieg-
feld ("The Black Panther's Cub"), United
Artists ("Disraeli").
C A VENDER, Glen, also director; b. Tucson, Ariz.,
1887; stage career, vaud., musical team, Buf-
falo Bill; screen career, St. Louis M. P. Co.,
Albuquerque, Universal, NYMP, Keystone (dir-
14 mon. ; played in "The Surf Girl," dir. "Lion
and the Girl," "A Dog Catcher's Love"), Sen-
nett-Paramount, "Are Waitresses Safe?" "The
Kitchen Lady"), Lehrman ("His Musical
Sneeze"), Sunshine "High Life in Jail"), dir-
ector, Arbuckle ("The Sheriff," "The Cook"),
Fox ("Thru the Keyhole," "The Jazz Bandits,"
"His Noisy Still," "Skirts"). Hght., 5, 9%;
wght., 175; light brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
5718 Carlton Way, L. A., Cal.; studio, Fox Sun-
shine.
CECIL,, Edward; b. San Francisco, Calif.; educ.
there; stage career, several years in stk. vaud.
rep. and prod.; screen career, Universal ("Wild-
cat of Paris"), Pathe ("Girl of Bohemia"),
Robertson-Cole ("The Third Generation"),
Metro ("Cinderella's Twin," "Offshore Pirate,"
"The Price of Redemption," "Blackmail," "The
Greater Claim"). Hght., 5, 11; wght, 165;
brown hair, hazel eyes.
CHADWICK, Cyril; screen career, -Selznick ("His
Wife's Money"), Metro ("Clothes," "The Mis-
leading Lady").
CHAULENGER, Percy; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("Uncharted Channels," "The Heart of
Twenty"), Metro ("The Cheater"), Vitagraph
("Trumpet Island"), First National ("In the
Heart of a Fool"), Universal ("The Magnificent
Brute," "Wolves of the North").
CHANDLER, Bob| screen career, Fox ("The Last
Straw"), Goldwyn ("The Blooming Angel"),
Hodkinson ("Down Home"), Pathe ("The
Avenging Trail").
CHANDLER, Warren; b. Bklyn., N. Y., 1881;
stage career, stock cos. California; screen
career. Famous Plavers, Ivan, Frohman Amuse-
ment Co., Vitigraph ("The Birth of a Race,"
"The Adventure Shop," "Grey Towers Mys-
tery"), Pathe ("My Husband's Other Wife,"
"Man and His Woman," "Forbidden Valley").
Hght., 6% ft.; wght., 185; fair complexion,
brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 885 Bushwick ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Bush 6513.
CHANEY, Lon; b. and educ. Colorado Springs;
stage career, directed and produced "Pop"
Fischer and Kolb and Dill attractions, dancing
comedian; screen career, Universal ("Fires of
Rebellion," "Broadway Love," "Anything Once,"
"A Broadway Scandal," "That Devil, Bateese"
"The Wicked Darling," "Paid in Advance"),
Para-Artcraft ("The False Faces," "The Mira-
cle Man," "Victory"), Ex.-Mutual ("A Man's
Country"), World-Macauley ("When Bearcat
Went Dry"), Paramount ("Treasure Island").
Republic ("The Gift Supreme"), Goldwyn
("The Penalty"), First Nat'l ("Nomads of the
North"), Universal ("Outside the Law"). Home
ad., 1575 Edgemont, Hollywood, Cal.; Holly
1111.
CHAPLIN, Charles Spencer, also producing-direc-
tor; b. Paris, 1889; stage career, in London
theatres, "Rags and Riches," "Billy" in "Sher-
lock Holmes," came to America with "Night in
an English Music Hall"; screen career, in Key-
stone, Essanay, Lone Star-Mutual ("The Rink,"
"Easy Street," "Tillie's Punctured Romance"),
Mutual ("The Immigrant," "The Adventurer").
Now starring with First Exhibitors Circuit, a
company of his own formation. Chaplin-First
Natl. ("A Dog's Life," "Shoulder Arms," "A
Day's Pleasure," "Sunnyside," "The Kid,"
"Vanity Fair"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, Los Angeles Athletic
Club; studio, Charlie Chaplin Film Co., 1416
La Brea ave., L. A., Cal.
CHAPLIN, Sydney, also director; b. Cape Town,
So. Africa; educ. London; stage career, with
Chas. Froham, Fred Karno "A Night in an
English Music Hall"; screen career, "Submar-
ine Pirate" and others for Keystone; bus. mgr.
for brother, Chas. Chaplin, for 3 yrs.; Sydney
Chaplin Prod. ("One Hundred Million"), Para-
mount ("King, Queen, Joker"). Hght., 5, 7%;
wght., 165; black hair, dark brown eyes. Ad..
Sydney Chaplin Prod., 6642 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
CHARLES, John; screen career, Hallmark ("The
Veiled Marriage"), Cosmopolitan ("Buried
Treasure"), Vitagraph ("It Isn't Being Done
This Season").
CHARTERS, Spencer; extensive stage career;
prominent role in "The Tavern"; screen career.
Cosmopolitan ("April Folly"), Fox ("Number
CHASE, Colin; b. Levviston, Idaho, Apr. 13, 1888;
educ. Chicago and Newport, R. I. ; early career,
staff artist on Chicago papers; stage career,
2 seasons stk., 1 season in "Sam Houston,"
vaud.; screen career, Essanay, Colorado, Uni-
versal, Morosco, Ince-Triangle ("A Strange
Transgressor"), Fox ("Conscience," "The
Awakening," "A Branded Soul," "The Moral
Law," "Eastward Ho!"). Expert horseback
rider. Hght., 5, 11; wght., 165; complexion
dark, brown hair, gray eyes.
CHERRYMAN, Rex; b. Grand Rapids, Mich.;
educ. Univ. of Mich.; stage career, Collegiate
dramatics, Summer stk. Cos. ; screen career,
Metro ("Madame Peacock"), Edna Schley
("Scattergood"), Metro ("Camille"). Hght., 5,
9; wght., 145; brown hair, grey blue eyes. Home
ad., 1514 Sierra Bonita ave., Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 579306.
CHESBRO, George; screen career, Texas Guinan
two-reelers, Frohman Corp. ("The She-Wolf"),
Selig ("The Lost City" serial), Universal
("Wanted at Headquarters," "The Diamond
Queen").
CHEUNG, Louie; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Branding Iron," "The Concert," "A Tale of
screen career, Universal
'Her Five Foot Highness,"
"Human Stuff," "The Secret Gift").
CHRISTMAN, Pat. (Ora N.) ; b. Meadville, Mo.,
1882; educ. Chillicothe, Mo.; early career, cow
puncher, horse breaker 4 yrs.; screen career,
Lubin, Pathe, Reliance, Selig ("The Pony Ex-
ress," "The Canbyhill Outlaw," "When Cupid
lipped"), Fox ("Western Blood," "Six Shooter
Andy," "Ace High," "Rough Riding Rom-
ance," "The Daredevil," "The Untamed," "The
Texan"). Held bucking horse championship in
Dallas, Tex., 1906. Ad., studio, Fox, L. A.,
Cal.
CLAIR, George; screen career, Paramount ("Be-
low the Surface"), First National ("Oliver
Twist, Jr.").
CLAPHAM, Leonard, T.; b. Louisville, Ky.; screen
career, Universal ("Heart of Humanity,"
"Liberty" serial, "Great Air Robbery," "Cy-
clone Smith" series, "Lion Man" serial), Gold-
wyn ("Leave it to Susan"), Fox ("Lone Star
Two Worlds").
CHRISTIANS, Rudolph;
("Burnt Wings," "He
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Ranger," "Last of the Duanes"), Universal
("Under Northern Lights/' "Scarlet Rider,"
"Son of the North," "The Death Trap," "Col-
orado," "The Pony Express"). Hght., 6, 1%;
wght., 187; light hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
1535 Edgemont ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Holly
635.
CLARK, Alexander, Jr.; b. N. Y., 1901; educ.
priv. sch. Great Neck, L. I.; stage career, first
appearance as juvenile in "Golden Days',, lead-
ing juvenile in "Shavings," with' Patricia Col-
linge; screen career, leading juvenile in "Father
Tom." starring Tom Wise.
OLARK, Frank M.; b. Cincinnati, Ohio; educ,
there; stage career, 1874, own cos. in Australia,
theatrical mgr. ; screen career, 10 yrs. with
Selig Polyscope Co. ("The Spoilers," "Dextry,"
"Ne'er Do Well," "The Rosary," "The Still
Alarm," "The Lost City" serial), Fox ("The
Price of Silence," "Firebrand Trevison," "The
Untamed," "Flame of Youth," "Hands Off"),
Universal ("The Diamond Queen"), Ince ("The
Rookie's Return"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 170;
fair complexion, grey hair and eyes. Home
ad., 231 Parkside, Los Angeles, Calif. East
2898; studio, 3800 Mission Road, Los Angeles.
East 33.
CLARK, Harvey, b. Boston, 1886; educ. Mass.
Coll. Cambridge; stage career, with Otis Skin-
ner, Robert Hilliard, own act in vaud.; screen
career, NYMP, American ("The Gentle In-
truders," "The Frame-up," "Melissa of the
Hills." "A Sporting Chance," "Six Feet Four"),
Triargle ("Restless Souls," "Prudence on
Broadway"), Pathe ("This Hero Stuff," "Eve
in Exile," "The Week-End," "Dice of Destiny,"
"Their Mutual Child," "Payment Guaranteed,"
"The Money Changers"), Film Booking ("Serv-
ant in the House"), Robertson-Cole ("An Arab-
ian Knight"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 158; brown
hair and eyes.
CLARKE, Downing; screen career, Vitagraph
("Captain Swift"), Robertson-Cole ("The Won-
der Man," "The Stealers"), Paramount ("Ghost
in the Garret," "Remodelling Her Husband"),
Fox ("Know Your Men").
CLABY, Charles; b. Charleston, Ills.; screen
career, Goldwyn ("Street Called Straight,"
"Woman in Room 13"), Universal ("Open Shut-
ters"), Selig ("The Rosary"), Fox ("Connecti-
cut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"), Goldwyn
("Don't Neglect Your Wife"). Hght., 6; wght.,
190; dark iron grey hair, hazel eyes. Home ad..
1774 N. Vine st., Hollywood, Cal. ; phone 577025,
or Actors' Association, 6412 Holly Blvd., Los
Angeles.
CLAYTON, Arthur; b. England; educ. Dulwich
Coll.; stage career, Sir Charles Haritts, Leon-
ard Raynes, So. African and Indian tours, 7
yrs.; screen career, Kosmik Films ("The Hope
Diamond Mystery"), Universal ("In Folly's
Trail"), Robertson-Cole ("Mistress of Shen-
stone"), Max Linder Prod. ("Too Much Pep"),
First National ("Marry the Poor Girl"). Hght.,
6; wght., 170; black hair, dark brown eyes.
Home ad., Kenyon Apts., Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 557510.
CLEMENTO, Steve; screen career, Arrow ("Thun-
derbolt Jack," "Cyclone Bliss"), Pioneer ("Out-
lawed").
CLIFFE, Henry Cooper; b. Oxford, England;
stage career, in many productions as leading
man and star; screen career, Fox ("Gold and
the Woman"), Rolfe-Metro ("An Enemy to
Society," "Final Judgment"), Astra-Pathe
("Arms and the Woman"), Selznick ("The
Argyle Case"), Metro ("Raffles"), Plays and
Players ("Soul of a Magdalene"), First Nat'l
("The Devil's Garden"), Paramount ("Half
an Hour"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 176; dark
complexion, dark hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
Whitestone Landing, L. I., N. Y.
CLIFFORD, William; b. New Orleans, 1878;
educ. Toronto Conservatory of Music; stage
career, 18 yrs., Mantell, Whiteside and own
co. ; screen career, Universal, Mutual, Fox
("Sins of a Parent," "Tale of Two Cities"),
Metro ("Under Handicap," "Paradise Garden,"
"Square Deceiver," "A Man of Honor"), Fox
("Gambling in Souls"), National ("Long Arm
of Mannister"), Hodkinson ("Riders of the
Dawn"), First Nat'l ("The Turning Point,"
"Notorious Miss Lisle"), Hampton ("The
Money Changers"), Hamilton Prod. ("The
Mask"). Home ad., 6669 Sunset Blvd., Holly-
wood, Cal.
COBB, EDMUND F.; b. Albuquerque, New Mex-
ico, 1892; stage career, stk. ; screen career,
Lubin, Essanay, Art-O-Graf ("Wolves of the
Street," "The Desert Scorpion," "Finders
Keepers," "Out of the Depths"); to star In
Superior Foto Play Co., productions Engle-
wood, Colo. Hght., 6, 1-2; wght., 165; hair,
brown; eyes, brown.
CODY, Albert B.; b. Portland, Oreg.; educ.
Bishop Scott's Mil. Acad.; stage career, 3 yrs.
in Opera in Milan, Italy, Grand Opera in Eng-
land for 1 yr.; screen career, Paralta ("Turn
of a Card," "Two Gun Betty"), Hodkinson
("The Joyous Liar"), Robertson-Cole ("All of
a Sudden Norma"), Ince ("Flame of the
Yukon"), Pathe ("Daredevil Jack"), Metro
("Madame Peacock"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 165;
black hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1212 So.
Grand, Los Angeles, Cal.; B'way 6349.
CODY, Lewis J.; b. Waterville, Me., 1885; educ.,
McGill Univ., Montreal; stage career, stock, rep.
leads in "Via Wireless," Frohman prod., 2 sea-
sons at N. Y. Winter Garden, with own co. ;
screen career, Fox ("A Branded Soul"), Metro,
("Treasure of the Sea," "The Demon"), Lois
Weber ("For Husbands Only"), Artcraft
("Don't Change Your Husband"), Lew Cody
Films Corp. ("The Beloved Cheater," "The
Butterfly Man"), Robertson-Cole ("Occasionally
Yours"), First National ("The Sign on the
Door"). Ad., 1979 Grace ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
COGLEY, Nick, also director; b. N. Y., 1869;
educ. St. Francis Xavier Coll., N. Y. ; stage
career, started at Lyceum Theatre, N. Y., 25
yrs. stage exper. ; screen career, 12 yrs., Gold-
wyn ("Toby's Bow," "Jes' Call Me Jim," "Hon-
est Hutch," "Boys Will Be Boys," "An Unwill-
ing Hero"). Has written several scenarios.
Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 195; blond hair, blue
eyes. Ad., 1218 19th st., Santa Monica, Cal.
COHILL, William Wright; educ. Univ. of Pa.;
stage career, Al Woods, "Business Before
Pleasure," chorus lady, Poll Go's, starred in
vaud.; screen career, World, Pathe, Famous
Players, Metro ("Eye for Eye," "Five Thousand
an Heur"), S. L. Pictures ("Virtuous Men"),
2 yrs. stk.). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 150; dark
hair and eyes. Ad. 56 Farrington st., Flush-
ing, L. I., N. Y. Flushing 64-J.
COLEMAN, Charles; screen career, Pathe ("The
Love Cheat"), Pioneer ("The Place of Honey-
moons").
COLEMAN, Frank; b. Newburg, N. Y.; educ.
Waterbury, Conn.; stage career. Garden City
Quartette, Bennett-Molton stk.; screen career,
with L-Ko, Rolin, Essanay, Chaplin ("Carmen,"
"Police," "The Floorwalker"), Hampton ("The
Cave Girl"), Henry Lehrman ("The Punch of
the Irish," "A Game Lady"), Vitagraph ("The
Tenderfoot"), Jack White ("A Fresh Start."
"Nonsense"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 287; brown
hair, grey eyes. Ad., 1820 Echo Park ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshlre 5782.
COJLEMAN, Vincent; educ. N. P. pub. schls. and
private tutors; stage career, began at age
of 12; Cecil Spooner Stk. Co., Corse Pay ton
Stk. Co., with Arnold Daly in "Beau Brummel,"
etc.; screen career, Fox ("Should a Husband
Forgive?"), Fischer ("Law of Nature"), Crea-
tion ("Freedom of Ireland"), Goldwyn ("Part-
ners of the Night"), Moss ("The Scarlet
Trail"), First Nat'l ("Good References"), Vita-
graph ("Princess Jones"), Realart ("The
Magic Cup"), Pantheon ("On the Back Lot"),
Realart ("Such a Little Queen"). Hght., 6;
wght., 178; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Green
Room Club, N. Y.
COLESON, Robert; b. West Point, Miss., 1892;
educ. So. Christian Col. and Mississippi Univ.;
stage career, 2 yrs. stk.; screen career, Hodkin-
son ("Made in America," serial), McManus
("Lost Battalion"), W. H. Prod. ("Every-
body's Business"), Wistaria ("Lurking Peril"
serial. Hght., 6; wght., 172; dark hair, blue
eyes.
COLLIER, William, Jr.; screen career, Realart
("The Soul of Youth"), Selznick ("Everybody's*
Sweetheart"), Vitagraph ("The Heart of Mary-
land").
COLLINS, Monte; b. Boston, Mass.; educ. there
and Edinboro, Scotland; stage career, 40 yrs.,
circus, minstrels, mus. com., legit., vaud. ;
screen career, 5 yrs., Ince ("One Thousand to
One," "The Jail Bird"), Hampton ("Parish
Priest"), Goldwyn ("Hold Your Horses," "The
Strange Boarder," "Beating the Game"), Ar-
buckle ("The Desert Hero"). Hght., 5. 6;
wght., 155; light hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
5717 Camerford ave., Hollywood, Cal.; Holly
4892; studio, Goldwyn.
COMSTOCK, Clarke; screen career, Pathe ("A
Broadway Cowboy"), Universal ("A Shocking
Night"), Capitol ("The Ranger and the Law").
CONKLIN, Charles J.; b. San Francisco, Cal.;
educ. there; stage career, 15 yrs. musical com-
edy, dram, stk., vaud. Keith and Orpheum cir-
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cults; screen career, Mack Sennett ("Two
Tough Tenderfeet," "East Lynn with Varia-
tions," "Uncle Tom Without the Cabin,"
"Married Life"), Henry Lehrman ("Wet and
Warmer," "The Kick in High Life"), Chas.
Conklin Comedies ("Married 'n Everything"),
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 160; black hair, dark brown
eyes. Home ad., 1559 N. Kenmore, Los Angeles,
Cal. ; phone 599073; studio, National.
CONKLIN, Chester; b. Oskaloosa, Iowa; educ.
there; early career, circus clown, stock and
road comedian; screen career, Majestic, Key-
stone for 3 yrs., Bennett-Paramount, Fox-Sun-
shine Comedies ("Back to Nature Girls," "Her
Private Husband," "The Great Nickel Rob-
bery," "Those Dangerous Eyes"), Special Pic-
tures ("Home Rule," "Soft Boiled Yegg"),
Warner Bros. ("The Love Egg"). Hght., 5. 5;
wght., 140; brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
1235 West 41st St., Los Angeles, Cal. Vermont
2760.
CONKLIN, William; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
Brooklyn Polytechnic; stage career, "The Vir-
ginian," "Paid in Pull," "Over Night," "The
Round-Up, " leading man in number of stock
cos. ; screen career, Paralta, American, Ince
("The Price Mark," "Flare-Up Sal," "Love
Letters." "The Virtuous Thief," "Woman in
the Suit Case," "Red Hot Dollars"), Paramount
("Hairpins," "Beau Revel"), Hodkinson ("Love
Madness," "The Brute Master," "The Other
Woman"), Hugh Dierker's Prod. ("When Dawn
Came"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 183; black hair,
dark gray eyes. Home ad., 1766 La Brea ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 579008; studio, Thos.
H. Ince.
CONNELLY, Edward J.; b. N. Y. C. ; stage career.
5 yrs., "Shore Acres," with Fritzi Scheff in
"Babette," "Higgledy-Piggledy"; screen career,
Thos. H. Ince Prod., Pathe, Herbert Brenon
("Fall of the Romanoffs'-), World ("Raspu-
tin"), Metro ("Toys of Fate," "The Willow
Tree," "Shore Acres," "Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse," "Some One in the House," "Cinde-
rella's Twin," "The Saphead"). Hght., 6:
wght., 150; dark complexion, brown hair and
eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y., or Metro Studio,
Hollywood, Cal.
CONNESS, Robert; b. 111.; educ. St. Mary's
Kan.; stage career, leading man with Blanche
Walsh, Mary Mannering, Francis Wilson, stk.,
Louis Mann, "Julie Bonbon"; screen career,
Edison, Frohman ("The Witching Hour"),
Art Dramas ("The Rainbow"), Paramount
("The Martyrdom of Philip Strong"), K-E-S-E
("A Message to Garcia," "The Master Pas-
sion," "The Ghost of Old Morro"), Van Dyke
("A Song of Sixpence"). Hght., 5, 11%;
wght., 175; dark hair, blue eyes.
CONNOLLY, Jack; b. Denver, Colo.; educ. there;
stage career, 10 yrs. vaud., mus. com. and
dram, stk.; screen career, Pathe ("The Saw
Dust Trail," "Dolly's Vacation," "Milady of
the Beanstalk," "The Little Patriot," "The
Voice of Destiny," "The Little Diplomat lf >, Ince
("The Egg Crate Wallop"), Fox ("Shod With
Fire"), Pioneer ("Bubbles"), Republic ("The
One Way Trail"), Realart ("Peggy Rebels").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 172; dark brown hair,
dark green eyes. Home ad., 971 Virgil ave.,
Los Angeles; Wilshire 584.
CONNOR, Allan; screen career, Paramount ("The
Six Best Cellars," "The Life of the Party").
CONVILL.E, Robert; screen career, Selznick ("The
Sin That Was His"), We start Pictures ("A
Cowboy Ace," "Cotton and Cattle").
COOK, Warren; b. Boston, 1870; educ. Boston;
stage career, with Phoebe Davis in "Way
Down East," in "The Conspiracy," 3 yrs. with
Castle Square stk., Boston and stk. in other
cities; screen career, Edison, Vitagraph, K -
lem, Faversham & Elliot ("Man Who Lost
Himself"), Ince-Paramount ("The White
Book"), Artcraft ("Pride of the Clan," "Seven
Keys to Baldplate"), Art Drama ("Infidel-
ity"), Pathe serial ("The Great Gamble"),
Marion Davies ("April Folly"), Chas. Miller
("A Dangerous Game"), Capellani ("The
Right to Lie"), Tourneur ("My Lady's Gar-
ter," "Woman"), Selznick ("The Point of
View," "The Wonderful Chance," "Broadway
and Home," "Worlds Apart"), Paramount
("Lady Rose's Daughter," "Civilian Clothes").
Hght., 6; wght., 175; gray hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y>
COOKE, Johnnie; screen career, Universal ("Com-
mon Property," "A Gun Fightin' Gentleman,"
"The Pointing Finger," "The Prince of Ave-
nue A," "Alias Miss Dodd"), Fox ("Just Pals"),
Realart ("Eyes of the Heart").
COOLEY, Hallam; b. N. Y., 1895; educ. Univ. of
Minn.; stage career, stock, in "The Man from
Mexico"; screen career, Selig, American, Uni-
versal, Keystone, Goldwyn ("One of the Fin-
est," "Upstairs," "Girl From Outside"), Par-
amount ("Happy Tho Married," "Girl Dodger,"
"More Deadly Than the Male"), National
("Long Arm of Mannister"), Pathe ("A Light
Woman"), Fox ("Beware of the Bride," "The
Tom Boy," "Leave It To Me"), Paramount
("What Do Men Want?"), Vitagraph ("Trum-
pet Island"), Hodkinson ("Ten Dollar Raise"),
Goldwyn ("Pinto"). Hght., 6; brown hair, blue
eyes. Ad., 7010 Lanewood ave., Hollywood,
Cal
COOMBS, Guy, also director; b. Wash., D. C.,
1882; stage career, Mrs. Fiske in "Becky
Sharp," "The White Horse Tavern," "The
Rivals." with Joseph Jefferson; screen career,
with Edison, Kalem (Alice Joyce series), later
directing, leads with Metro, Kleine, Ivan
("The Promise," "Two Men and a Woman"),
Famous ("Bab's Diary," "Bab's Burglar"),
Metro ("Flower of the Dusk"), Chadwick
("Wanda's Affair"), Graphic ("The Wrong
Woman").
COOPER, Ashley; screen career. First National
("Go and Get It"), Hodkinson ("Partners of
the Tide").
COOPER, Bigelow; screen career, Metro ("Shad-
ows of Suspicion"), Paramount ("The Test of
Honor"), Selznick ("The Country Cousin"),
Realart ("Law of the Yukon," "Out of the
Chorus").
COOPER, Claude Hamilton; b. London, Eng. ;
stage career, 28 yrs. stk., rep. and productions;
screen career, dir. Gaumont talking pictures,
made first 12 pictures for Solax, acted for
Famous Players, All-Star, Kinemacolor, Re-
liance, with Ethel Barrymore, Jane Cowl, Mary
Pickord; directed and played lead in one-reel
comedies for 18 months; Famous Players ("The
Plaything of Broadway," "Agatha's Aunt").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 137; dark hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 23 Main .'St., Yonkers, N. Y.
COOPER, George (George Cooper Healy) ; b.
Newark, 1891; educ. N. Y. ; stage career, New-
ark Stock Co., Blaney Stock Co., Fiske O'Hara
vaud.; screen career, with Vitagraph, ("Mills
of the Gods," "A Night Out," "Hunted Wom-
an," "The Suspect." "Her Secret"), Goldwyn
("The Auction Block"), Paramount ("The
Dark Star"), J. Parker Read ("Find the Wom-
an"), Goldwyn ("A Small Town Romance"),
Vitagraph ("The Veiled Mystery"). Ad., 4415
Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
COOPER, Jack; b. Manchester, Eng., 1880; educ.
there; stage career, vaud. 3 yrs.; screen ca-
reer, Mack Sennett ("Beware of Boarders,"
"Her Screen Idol," "Her First Beau"), Fox
Sunshine ("Money Talks," "Virtuous Hus-
bands," "Merry Jail Birds," "Yellow Dog
Catcher," "Footlight Maids," "Hungry Lions
and Tender Hearts," "The Heart Snatcher,"
"An Elephant's Nightmare," "Skirts"). Hght.,
5, 7; wght., 135; dark hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 5666 Fernwood ave., Hollywood, Cal.;
studio. Fox Sunshine, Hollywood.
CORBETT, Ben; b. Lexington, 111.; educ. Dillon
Coll., Dixon, 111.; stage career, Pantages time
trick and fancy roping, rode in Madison Sq.
Garden, N. Y., also Pendleton, Ore., and all big
Rodeos, champion Roman rider; screen career,
Universal {"Spur and Saddle" series, Under
Northern Lights," "Assorted Nuts," "The Texas
Kid," "Kickaroo"), Cinemacraft ("Shadows of
the West"), Hurst Co. ("Black Sheep," "King-
fishes Roost"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 182; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 2723 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire 5620.
CORBETT, W. D.; screen career, Hallmark ("The
Discarded Woman"), Harry Levey ("Uncle
Sam of Freedom Ridge"), Fox ("The Face At
Your Window").
COREY, Eugene; b. Florence, Italy; educ. there;
screen career, 1 yr. stk. with D. W. Griffith,
6 mos. Universal, "Law of the North West,"
"Evidence," "Velvet Hand," "Sleeping Lion,"
Christie ("Her Bridal Nightmare," "Coming
Thru the Rye"), Educational ("Ain't Love
Grand," "Naughty Mary Brown"). Goldwyn
("The Great Lover"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 172;
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 333 Olive St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 62257.
COREY, Jim; screen career, Universal ("The
Smilin' Kid," "The Saddle King," "The Trig-
ger Trail," "Big Bob").
CORRIGAN, James; screen career, First National
("The Jack-Knife Man," "The Sky Pilot"),
Paramount ("Brewster's Millions"), Irving
Lesser ("Peck's Bad Boy"), Hodkinson ("Lav-
ender and Old Lace").
ACTORS
165
CORTES, Armand; b. Nimes, France, 1885;
educ. City Col., N. Y. C. ; stage career, with
James T. Powers, Fritzi Scheff, Sam Bernard,
Lenore Ulric in "Tiger Rose," etc.; screen
career, "House of Bondage," featured in "Yel-
low Menace,, serial, Famous Players, with Geo.
M. Cohan in "Seven Keys," leads in "Hearts
of the Northland," heavy in Gaumont's first
release, "A Temporary Wife," and with Wm.
Collier in "Taking the Count," Goldwyn ("Re-
turn of Tarzan"). Good violinist. Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 155; dark brown hair; brown eyes. Ad.,
Friars Club, N. Y. C.
fJOSSAR, John Hay; b. London, England; educ.
N. Y. C. Col.: stage career, 30 yrs. exp.;
screen career, National ("Masks and Hearts"),
Lois Weber ("Home"), Fox ("The Feud"),
Astra ("Common Clay"), Lasky ("Love Insur-
ance"), Goldwyn ("Ma.de in Heaven," "The
Night Rose," "Doubling for Romeo'). Hght.,
5, 10; wght., 168; iron gray hair; dark brown
eyes. Home ad., 1606 N. Alexandria ave., Los
Angeles; phone 597686.
COSTEULO, Maurice; b., Pittsburgh; educ.
there; stage career, 18 yrs. ; screen career, 7
yrs. with Vitagraph ("A Tale of Two Cities,"
"Mr. Barnes of N. Y.," "The Man Who
Couldn't Beat God," "The Crown Prince's
Double"), Erbograph ("The Crimson Stain
Mystery"), Vitagraph ("The Captain's Cap-
tain," "Man Who Won," "Cambric Mask,"
Girl Woman," "Deadline at Eleven," "Tower
of Jewels"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 160; brown
hair, blue-gray eyes.
COUGHLIN, Walter A.; screen career, 4 yrs. mgr.
Mutual Film Co., Butte; 1 yr. special rep. of
Pathe, etc.; played in Paramount ("Brew-
ster's Millions"), Realart ("You Never Can
Tell"), Metro ("Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse"). Home ad., Christie Hotel, Holly-
wood, Calif., Holly 3910.
COULSON, Roy; b. Streator, 111.; educ. there;
stage career. Lewis Olive Stk. Co. ; screen
- career, 3 yrs. stk. N. Y. Motion Picture Co., J. D.
Hampton ("For Woman's Honor"), Haworth
("An Arabian Knight"), Sargent ("Forgotten
Woman"), Universal ("If Only Jim"), Fair-
banks ("Three Musketeers"). Hght., 5, 8%;
Wght., 148; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 4612 Melbourne Ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 598824.
COURTLEIGH, Wm.; screen career, United
Artists ("Pollyanna"), Robertson-Cole ("Moon
Madness"), Goldwyn ("Madame X").
COURTRIGHT, Billy; screen career, Paramount
("Hard Boiled," "The Home Town Girl," "The
Lady of Red Butte," "Paris Green," "The Jail-
bird"), Goldwyn ("The Blooming Angel"),
First National ("45 Minutes From Broadway,"
"Peaceful Valley"), Ince Prod. ("The Rookies
Return"), Metro ("The Lure of Youth," "Ex-
travagance").
COVINGTON, Z. Wall; also scenario writer; b
Bonne Terre, Mo. ; stage career, England and
U. S., Morosco, Selwyn, Belasco, stk., 6 yrs.
over Keith and Orpheum in own act, "The Par-
sonage"; screen career, Famous Players ("A
Full House," "The Jucklins"), Realart ("She
Couldn't Help It"). Wrote continuity for
"The Faith Healer". Home ad., Garden Court
Apts., Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.,
Holly 3420.
COWELL, George; b. Auburn, N. Y. ; educ.
Stockton; stage career, 2 yrs. in stock, rep
and vaud. ; screen career, Alkire ("An Ace in
the Hole"), Ince .("Borrowed Plumage,"
"Wooden Shoes"), Lasky ("Years of the. Lo-
cust," Grim Game"), Metro ("Love, Honor and
Obey"), Realart ("The Plaything of Broad-
way"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 145; light brown
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 610 S. Carondelet
St., Los Angeles; Wilshire 2970.
COXEN Edward; educ. San Francisco and Berk-
eley, Cal. ; stage exp., stk.; screen career, Solax-
art ("Carmen of the Klondike"), Paralta
("A Law Unto Herself," "Within the Cup,"
"Heart of Rachael"), United ("Crime of the
Hour"), Goldwyn ("Go West, Young Man"),
Hampton-Hod. ("Desert Gold"), First Natl.
("In Old Kentucky"), Republic ("The Amazing
Woman," "Mountain Madness"), Helen Gibson
.Prod. ("No Man's Woman"), Universal ('"'Path
She Chose," "Honor Bound"). Hght., 5, 11;
Wght., 168; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 2520
W 7th St., Los Angeles, Cal.; Wil. 2060; studio,
care of Willis & Inglis.
CRAIG, Charles; screen career, Artcraft ("Poor
Little Rich Girl"), Brenon ("The Fall of the
Romanoffs"), Fox (late pictures, "Royal Ro-
mance," "A Rich Man's Plaything," "Should
a Husband Forgive?"), Vitagraph ("Gray
Towers Mystery," "Tower of Jewels"), Metro
("Nothing But the Truth"), Lasky ("My Lady's
Garter"), Robertson-Cole ("The Wonder Man"),
Selznick ("The Last Door"); Ad., 639 Hudson
ave., West New York, N. J.
CRAMPTON, Howard; screen cereer, Metro
"Some One in the House," "Hearts Are
Trumps").
CRANE, Erie; screen career, Fox ("The Orphan,"
"Drag Harlan," "The Blushing Bride," The
Scuttlers," "The Queen of Sheba").
CRANE, James L.; b. Rantoul, 111.; educ. Wil-
liams College; stage schooling, repertoire and
stk.; plays "The Price," "Guilty Man," "Amer-
ican Ace," "The Pawn," "Under Orders";
screen career, "His Bridal Night," as leading
man supporting Alice Brady; "Misleading
Widow," "Sadie Love," "Wanted: a Husband,"
as leading man supporting Billie Burke,
Realart ("Sinners," "A Dark Lantern").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 155; dark complexion, black
hair, grey eyes. Member Lambs and N. Y.
Athletic Clubs.
CRANE, Melvin; b. Chicago, 111., 1897; educ.
Columbia College; stage career, 1% yrs. in
Tulsa Stk. Co., 1 yr. vaud.; screen career, 4
pictures for J & M comedies, Tilden M. P. Co.,
Eng. ("Where Have We Met?"), Fred Fisher
Prod. ("The Shadow of the Dome"), Lawrence
Prod. Co. ("Charles Carleton's Ways"). Does
high jumping has jumped from one aeroplane
to another. Hght. 5, 6; wght., 138 dark com-
plexion, black wavy hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 850 East 161st St., N. Y. C., Intervale 6973.
CRANE, Ogden; b. N. Y. ; educ. there and prep,
sch. Newburgh, N. Y. ; stage career, with Mrs.
Patrick Campbell in "The Sorceress," under
management Chas. Frohman, Wm. Brady, Klaw
and Erlanger, screen career, Goldwyn ("Jinks").
Vitagraph ("The Hornet's Nest." "Light of
Western Stars"), Mayflower ("Soldiers of
Fortune"), Haworth ("The Greater Profit"),
Lasky ("The Valley of the Giants"), Robertson-
Cole ("See My Lawyer"), Louis B. Mayer ("The
Invisible Fear"), B. B. Hampton ("Dwelling
Place of Light"), Goldwyn ("The Paliser
Case"). Hght., 6; wght., 176; grey hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 956 Stanley Ave., Hollywood,
Cal.; Holly 4022.
CRANE, Ward; b. Albany, N. Y. ; educ. there;
screen career, Marion Davies ("The Dark
Star"), Alan Dwan ("Soldiers of Fortune,"
"Luck of the Irish," "Heart of a Fool"), First
National ("Harriet and the Piper," "The Scof-
fer"), Famous Players ("Frisky Mrs. John-
son"), Realart ("Something Different"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 175; dark hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 2101 Canyon Drive, Hollywood, Cal.
Phone 277965; Studio, Alan Dwan Studio.
CRANE, Wm. H.; screen career, Fox ("Kiss Me
Quick"), Metro ("The Saphead").
CRAYNE, Frank; screen career, Vitagraph ("A
Master Stroke"), Robertson-Cole ("Seven Years
Bad Luck").
DRIMANS, W. W.; b. 1877; stage career, 20 yrs.,
prods., stk., with Geo. Fawcett, J. K. Hackett,
Amelia Bingham, Dick Bennett, Geo. Beban,
leads in "Kick In," "At Bay," "Maternity";
screen career, with Clara Kimball Young in
"Light." Hght., 5, 11; complexion, med.
CRIMMINS, Daniel; b. Liverpool, Eng.; educ.
Bishop Sch., Detroit; stage career, toured for
many seasons in vaud., headline act, starred
with own mus. com. co., screen career, Vita-
graph, 10 mos. with Pathe, Reliance, Kleine
1 yr. in "Musty Suffer" series), Artcraft
("Johnny Get Your Gun," "Under the Top"),
Wallace Reid ("You're Fired"), Dorothy Phil-
lips ("Ambition"), Fatty Arbuckle ("The
Garage"), W. S. Campbell Co. (Joe Martin, 5
Reels), Universal ("Pink Tights," "Once to
Every Woman", "Patches." "Colorado"), Astra
"Duck Inn"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 140; brown
hair, blue eyes. Has written and prod, sev-
eral one and two act comedies. Home ad.,
401 Brent St., Los Angeles, Cal., Bdway 7542.
CRITTENDEN, Dwight; b. Oakland, Calif.; educ.
England, Germany, U. S. ; traveled in all of
northern Europe, So. Africa, Panama, etc.;
stage career, with Savage in grand and light
opera, Ben Greet, Brady, Shakesperian and
modern drama; screen career, Famous Players
("The Veilexl Adventure"), Lois Weber
("Home"), Geo. Loane Tucker ("Miracle
Man"), Mary Pickford ("The Hoodlum"), Gold-
wyn ("Cup of Fury," "Pinto," "Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come," "Tale of Two Worlds",
The Old Nest"), Metro '"The Star Rover"),
Neilan ("Bob Hampton 'f "'lacer"). Hght., 6;
Wght., 175; gray hair ai.tl eyes. Home ad.,
166
STUDIO DIRECTORY
12111 Gorham Ave., Westgate, Los Angeles,
Calif.; Santa Monica 22150.
CROSBY, Jack; screen career, First National
("A Daughter of Two Worlds"), Famous Play-
ers ("Black Is White," "Proxies"), Robertson-
Cole ("The Stealers"), Metro ("The Fatal
Hour"), Graphic ("The Wrong Woman").
Crosby and Sanger, 3 W. 47th St., N. Y.
CULLEN, James F.: screen career, Ay won
("Blind Love"), Hallmark ("Chains of Evi-
dence").
CUMBERLAND, John; screen career, Pathe
("The Gay Old Dog," "The Charming Mrs.
Chase," ("The Stimulating Mrs. Barton," "The
Unconvential Maida").
CUMMINGS, Irving; b. N. Y., 1888; educ. there;
stage career, Davidson Stock, "The Man of the
Hour," "The Great Divide," "In Search of a
Sinner," with Henry Miller, Lillian Russell;
screen career, since 1910, World ("Rasputin,
the Black Monk"), Fox ("The Woman Who
Gave"), DeMille ("Don't Change Your Hus-
band"), World ("Mandarin's Gold," "Unveiling
Hand"), Paramount ("Men, Women & Money,"
"Secret Service," "What Every Woman Learns,"
"Every woman"), United ("Her Code of
Honor"), Select ("The Better Wife"), Para-
mount ("Ladder of Lies," "The Round Up"),
First National ("Harriet and the Piper," "Old
Dad"), Universal ("Beautifully Trimmed"),
Metro ("The Saphead"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
170; black hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1837
Morgan PI., Hollywood, Calif.
CUMMINGS, Richard; screen career, Bluebird
("A little White Savage"), Paramount ("The
Little Comrade," "Valley of the Giants," "The
City of Masks," "What Happened to Jones"),
Universal ("Common Property," Prince of Ave-
nue A," "The Adorable Savage"), Goldwyn
("Pinto"), Fox (" The Devil's Riddle", "Part-
ners of Fate," "The Tomboy").
CUMMINGS, Robert; heavies; b. Richmond, Va.,
1867; educ. there; stage career, from 1883, stk.,
rep., etc., appeared with Fanny Davenport, and
in. orig. casts of "The Great Divide," "On
Parole," "The Bluebird," 1919, "His Honor,
Abe Potash"; prop, and mgr., Cummings Stk.
Co., 6 yrs.; screen career, with Biograph,
Famous Players, World, Metro ("The Awaken-
ing of Helena Richie," "Romeo and Juliet," Fox
("A Rich Man's Plaything"), S. L. Pictures
("Virtuous Men"), Fox ("Face at Your Win-
dow"). Hght., 6; wght., 200; brown hair and
eyes. Home ad., 56 S. 17th St., Flushing, L. I.,
N. Y.
CUNEO, Lester; b. Indian Territory, 1888; educ.
Northwestern Univ.; stage career, stock rep.,
"The House Next Door"; screen career, Selig
(dir.), Essanay (Geo. Ade comedies, "Grau-
stark"), Metro ("Mister 44," "Big Tremaine,"
"Pidgin Island," "The Haunted Pajamas,"
"Under Handicap," "Paradise Garden," "Love
Me for Myself Alone," Are All Men Alike"),
Fox ("The Terror"), Realart ("Food For
Scandal"), Capital Film ("Ranger and the
Law"). Hght., 6, 1%; wght, 180; black hair,
gray eyes; Ad. Willis & Inglis, L. A., Calif.
CUNY, Joe; screen career, Pathe ("Pirate's
Gold," "The Sky Ranger").
CURRAN, Thomas A.; b. Australia, 1879; educ.
Australia; stage career, 17 yrs. in stk. and legit.
Prod., screen career, Universal (Earl of Paw-
tucket"), Metro ("Greater Love Hath No Man,"
"Her Great Match"), Thanhouser ("Silas Mar-
ner," "The Nymph," "Brothers Equal," "The
"World and the Woman," "The Vicar of Wake-
field." "A Modern Monte Cristo," "The Candy
Girl," "The Heart of Ezra Greer"). Hght, 5, 10;
wght., 160; gray hair, dark blue eyes.
CURRIER, Frank; b. Norwich, Conn., 1857; educ.
Boston; stage career, call boy at 10, played
with Julia Marlowe, Viola Allen, Nat Goodwin,
etc., "Way Down East" 5 yrs.; toured Europe
and Australia; screen career, 6 yrs. Vitagraph,
Metro ("Revefcition," "Toys of Fate," "The
Red Lantern," "Peggy Does Her Darndest"),
Nazimova ("The Brat"), Anita Stewart ("King-
dom of Dreams"), Metro ("Right of Way,"
"The Cheater," "Clothes," "The Fatal Hour,"
"Misleading Lady," "Without Limit," "Message
From Mars"), Ince ("The Rookies Return"),
Selznick ("Pleasure Seekers"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 180; gray hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 6665
Selma ave., Hollywood', Cal.
CURRY, John; screen career, Famous Players
("Deep Waters," "The Faith Healer").
CURTIS, Jack; b. San Francisco; educ. there;
stage career, 1898, stk., rep., musical & dram.,
directed own shows, vaud. Orpheum; screen
career. Humanity ("The Gift Supreme"). Fox
("The Hell Ship"); Universal ("Brute
Breaker"), Goldwyn ("The Pest"), H. O. Davis
("The Servant in the House"), Triangle ("Until
They Get Me," "Little Red Decides"), Fox
("The Devil's Riddle," "The Big Punch"),
Vitagraph ("Courage of Marge O'Doone"),
Select ("Seeds of Vengeance"), Universal ("The
Torrent"), Robertson- Cole ("Beach of
Dreams"). Hght., 6; wght., 200; dark hair
and eyes. Home ad., 7146 Watseka, Culver City,
Calif. Phone 70314.
-D
D'ALBROOK, Sidney, b. Chicago; educ. North-
western Military Acad. ; stage career, in "The
Wolf," "Virginian," "The Telephone Girl" stk.
leading man, vaud.; screen career, Artcrafi
("Heart of the Wilds," "Three Men and a
Girl"), MacManus ("The Lost Battalion," Metro
("Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," "Mutiny of the
Elsinore," "Big Game"), MacManus ("Making
Good"), Vitagraph ("The Flaming Clue," "Son
of Wallingford"), Independent ("The Chump").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 155; fair complexion,
black hair and eyes. Ad., Actor's Assn., Holly-
wood, Calif.
DALY, Arnold; b. Brooklyn, 1875; educ. Acad.
of the Sacred Heart, and St. Patrick's, Brook-
lyn; stage career, first success in "Pudd'nhead
Wilson," "Secret Service," "When We Were
Twenty-one," produced and appeared in many
successes, including "Mrs. Warren's Profession,"
"Arms and the Man," also with dramatic
sketch in vaud.; Cohan "The Tavern;" screen
career, Pathe ("Exploits of Elaine," serial;
" The House of Fear," played or dir. several
others); Frohman ("A Man without a Coun-
try").
DANIELS, Frank b. Dayton, O. ; educ. Boston
and N. E. Conservatory of Music; stage career,
Boston Operate., under mgmt. of John Norris,
original "Bad Boy" in "Peck's Bad Boy," under
W. H. Harris five years; star own mgmt., "Little
Puck," under Charles B. Dillingham in "The
"Office Boy," "Omar Khayyam," and others;
screen career, Vitagraph (in "Crooky Scruggs,"
"Mr. Jack" series, "Captain Jinks" series.
DARCLAY, Louis; b. Belgium, 1895; educ. there
and Paris; stage exper., 2% yrs. in London and
France; screen career, Universal, Harold Bell
Wright Story Pict. Corp., Eclair, Film Art,
Paris; 1918 America, Metro ("The Parisian
Tigress"), Para.-Artcraft ("L' Apache"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 143; blond hair, dark blue eyes.
Ad., 1825 Morgan PI., Hollywood, Cal.
DAVIDSON, C. Lawford; screen career, George
Clark ("The Duke's Son"), Stoll ("Squandered
Lives," "Testimony," "Lure of Crooning Water,"
"Garden of Resurrection").
DAVIDSON, Dore; screen career, Cosmopolitan
("Humoresque"), Selznick ("The Daughter
Pays').
DAVIDSON, John; b. N. Y. 1886; educ. Colum-
bia Univ.; stage career, with Mrs. Fiske in
"Madame Sand," also in "Penrod," "Young
Man's Fancy" ; .screen career, Quality-Metro
("The Wall Between," "A Million a Minute"),
Kleine ("Green Cloak," "Sentimental Lady,"
"Caravan," "Danger Signal"), World ("Pawn
of Fate," "The Genius Pierre," "Black Circle,"
"Forest Rivals," "Through the Toils"), Gold-
wyn ("The Great Lov.er), Home ad., Hollywood
Hotel, Hollywood, Calif.
DAVIDSON, Max; b. Berlin, educ. Berlin and
U. S. ; stage career, from 1897, melodrama,
vaud., in "Fighting Fate," "The Bowery News-
girl," "Billy the Kid," "Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine"; screen career, since 1913, Biograph, Re-
liance-Majestic, Fine Arts ("Izzy" in the
Izzy series of comedies, in "Puppets," "The
Doll Shop"), First Nat'l ("The Hoodlum").
Hght.. 5. 4; wght., 130; black hair, blue eyes.
DAVIDSON, William Beatman; b. Dobbs Ferry.
N. Y., 1888; educ. Columbia Univ.; early career,
law and banking; screen career, Goldwyn
("Friend Husband," "Our Little Wife"), Fox
("Why I Would Not Marry," "La Belle Russe,"
"A Woman There Was"), Metro ("The White
Raven," "The Greatest Power"), Pathe ("The
Capitol," "Impossible Catherine"), Mayfair
("Persuasive Peggy"), Goldwyn ("Partners of
the Night"), Selznick ("Poor Dear Margaret
Kirby"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 195; dark hair
blue eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
DA VIES, Howard; b. Liverpool; educ. Cam-
bridge Univ., Eng. ; stage career, with Wilson
Barrett in revival "Lights of London," title
ACTORS
167
role in Lewis Morrison's "Faust"; toured West
in 'Lady Audley's Secret," in Liebler's revival of
"Faust," 5 yrs. in vaud., etc.; screen career,
with Vitagraph, first leading man for Melies in
U. S. ; Universal, Morosco-Pallas, Haworth
("His Birthright"), Metro ("Boston Blackie's
Little Pal"), Triangle ("It's a Bear"), Para-
mount ("A Sporting Chance"), Brunton-Hod-
kinson ("A White Man's Chance") Pathe ("One
Hour Before Dawn", "Dice of Destiny").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 190; dark complexion,
brown hair. Ad. 6852 Bolton rd., Hollywood,
Cal. ; Holly 1400.
DAVIS, Edwards; b. Santa Clara, Calif., 1873;
educ. Kentucky Univ. (M. A.) ; stage career,
debut in "The Cherry Pickers," N. Y. C., 1900;
headliner in vaud. for 12 yrs. in own plays
"The Unmasking," "The Picture of Dorian
Gray," "The Kingdom of Destiny", David
Belasco's "Daddies; screen career, Famous
("Daughter of MacGregor," "The Knife"), Vita-
graph ("The Question," "The Transgression"),
Goldwyn ("Dodging a Million"), Select ("De
Luxe Annie"), Capellani ("The Love Cheat"),
McManus ("The Gray Brother") Joan Film
("The Invisible Ray'), Realart ("The New
York Idea"), Meti'o ("The Silver Lining,"
Famous Players "Plaything of Broadway").
DAVIS, J. Gunnis; b. Sunderland, Eng.; educ.
London; stage career, 20 yrs. under mgmts. W.
S. Penley, Oscar Barrett, Frank Curzon, James
Welch, Fisher & Ripley, Chas. Frohman, Dan
Frohman, J. K. Hackett, Henry W. Savage,
Proctor's stk. ; screen career. Eclair stk. 2 yrs.
("13 at Table," "Going for Father," "Adven-
tures in Diplomacy," World ("Little Duchess,"
"Stolen Orders"), Famous, Goldwyn, Solax,
Gaumont stk. 1 yr., Pathe. Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
109; fair hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 2704
Ocean Front, Los Angeles, Calif., or Actors
Equity, N. Y.
DAWSON, Ivo; b. Rutlandshire, Eng.; educ. Up-
pingham Pub. Schl., Eng.; stage career, 16 yrs.
with Sir George Alexander, 7 yrs. with Sir
John Hare, London, and American Tours, with
Sir Herbert Tree, and Chas. Frohman, London
and America, also with Geo. Tyler, late Henry
Harry, late Chas. Klein, and Margaret Anglin;
screen career. State Picture Co., London ("The
Keeper of the Door"), International ("Miracle
of Love"), Selznick ("Out of the Night"),
"Footlights and Shadows". Hght., 6; wght.,
173; dark brown hair and eyes. Ad., Manage-
ment of Edward Small, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C.
DEAN, Jack; b. Wash., 1880; educ. Stamford Mil.
A cad. and Yale; stage career, with Jas. A.
Herne. Eleanor Robson, in Shakespearean rep.,
with Lawrence D'Orsay, William Collier, lead-
ing man with Fannie Ward; screen career,
Lasky ("Betty to the Rescue," "Her Strange
Wedding," "Unconquered," "The Crystal
Gazer"), Pathe ("The Yellow Ticket"), Selz-
nick ("Sealed Hearts"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
170; brown hair and eyes.
DEAN, Louis; b. Wilmington, Del.; educ. Wash-
burn Coll., Topeka; stage career, dir. Mme.
Modjeska, Henrietta Grossman, Wilton Lack-
aye; stk., starred in "Sherlock Holmes," "The
Bells," etc., screen career, Fox "My Four Years
in Germany"), Blackton prod. ("The Common
Cause," "Blood Barrier," "Moonshine Trail"),
Sim Photo Plays ("Unconditional Surrender,"
"The Destroyer of Humanity," "Birth of a
Race"), Selznick ("Sealed Hearts"), Pathe
("The Blood Barrier," "Man and His Woman").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 180; fair complexion,
dark hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1808 Marmion
ave., N. Y. C., Tremont 6581.
DEAN, Sydney; screen career, Paramount
("Treasure Island"), Goldwyn ("The Strange
Boarder"), Universal ("Once a Plumber"),
Tourneur ("Last of the Mohicans").
DEAN, Teddy; b. Chicago, 1905; stage career,
"Her Own Way," "Little Lord Fauntleroy,"
"Prince Chap" ; screen career, Edison, Fox
("Girl I Left Behind Me"), Frohman ("Then
I'll Come Back to You"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
90; blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad., Chamber
s.t., Bayside, L. I., N. Y.
DEARHOL.T, Ashton; b. Milwaukee, Wis. ; educ.
Culver Mil. Acad. ; screen career, over 3 yrs.,
with American (in "Van Loan" series, "Her
Country's Call," "Peggy Leads the Way"),
Universal ("The Bride's Awakening," "The
Brass Bullet"), Fox ("Pitfalls of a Big City"),
Goldwyn ("The Tower of Ivory"), with Bessie
Barriscale in B. B. Features, Universal ("Caba-
ret Girl," "The Girl in the Dark"). Robertson-
Cole ("Luck of Geraldine Laird"), American
("Slam Bang Jim"), Goldwyn ("Out of the
Storm"). Hght., 6; wght., 170; dark hair and
eyes. Home ad., 6735 Hollywood Blvd Los
Angeles, Cal.
DE BRIAC, Jean; screen career, Famous Players
("Frisky Mrs. Johnson"), United Artists ("The
Love Light").
DE BRULLIER, Nigel; screen career, Pioneer
("The Boomerang"), Hodkinson ("Sahara,"
"The Dwelling Place of Light"), Fox ("Flames
of the Flesh," "Mother of His Children"),
Universal ("Virgin of Stamboul"), Metro ("Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), Price films
("His Pajama Girl").
DE CONDE, Syn>. M., b. Brazil; educ. Paris;
screen career, featured lead in pictures
made in Paris for 3 yrs., Nazimova-Metro
("Revelation"), Fox ("The Crystal Fate"),
Paramount ("Out of the Shadow"), Artcraft
("Girl Who Stayed at Home"), Goldwyn
("Flame of the Desert"), Universal ("Rouge
and Riches"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 138; black
hair and eyes.
DE CORDOBA, Pedro; b. and educ. N. Y.; exten-
sive stage career, screen career, Selz-
nick ("Sin That Was His"); screen career,
Lasky ("Carmen," "Temptation," "Maria
Rose"). Artcraft ("Barbary Sheep"), Select
("The New Moon"), Famous Players ("Girl of
the South," "The Dark Mirror," "The World
and His Wife"). Ad., 64 E. 86th St., N. Y. C.
DEELY, Ben; screen career, Fox ("The Tattlers,"
"Would You Forgive?", "The Iron Heart," "A
Sister to Salome"), First National ("Sowing
the Wind"), Selig ("Kazan").
DE GRASSE, Samuel Alfred; b. Bathhurst, New
Brunswick; screen career, Griffith ("Birth of a
Nation," "Intolerance," "Diana of the Folies"),
Douglas Fairbanks ("Good, Bad Man," "Half
Breed," "Wild and Woolly"), Mary Pickford
("Heart of the Hills"), Universal ("Silk Lined
Burglar," "Blind Husbands" "Devil's Pass-
key"), Frothingham ("The Broken Gate"),
Mayflower ("Unseen Forces"), Syd Franklin
("Courage"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 150; black
hair, dark brown eyes. Home ad., 1729 Winona
blvd., Hollywood, Cal., Holly 2216.
DE GREY, Sidney; screen career, Goldwyn ("Jes'
Cal me Jim"), Metro ("The Chorus Girl's
Romance"), United Artists ("The Mark of
Zorro").
DeHAVEN, Carter; b. Chicago, 1886; educ. there;
stage career, head of Carter De Haven Vaud.
De Haven trio, Weber and Fields, "Girl in the
Taxi," "Hanky Panky" ; screen career, Uni-
versal "The College Orphan," "From B'way
to a Throne," "Youth of Fortune", 13 two-reel
comedies for Goldwyn, 10 two-reel comedies
for Paramount, signed with First National to
make 6 reel specials of successful plays. Home
ad., 1844 N. Vine St., Hollywood, Calit.
DE LA CRUZ, Juan; screen career, Paramount
("An Adventure in Hearts"), Vitagraph
("Pegeen"), Equity ("For the Soul of Rafael"),
Realart ("Food For Scandal").
DELANEY, Bert.; b. Minneapolis, 1891; educ.
Notre Dame; stage career, with Lewis Waller
in "Henry the Fifth," "The Five Frankfurters,"
vaud. in "At Bay"; screen career, Edison,
Thanhouser (juv. leads in "The Road to Fame,"
"His Profession," "The Net"). Hght., 5, 10;
dark complexion, dark eyes.
DELMAR, Thomas; screen career, Pathe ("A
Broadway Cowboy"), Realart ("The Law of the
Yukon").
DEMURE, Ernest; b. N. Y. C., 1900; educ. there
privately, studied art at Beaux Arts Inst. ; stage
career, started at age of ten; screen career,
began at age of 14, connected with Cosmo-
politan in Capellani, Vignola, Baker, Produc-
tions etc. Leads with Itala Photo Play Corp.
Hght. 5, 10%; wght. 165; dark brown hair and
eyes, clear olive complexion. Ad Equity, or
Itala Pictures. 1983 Madison Ave., N. Y. C.
DENNY, Reginald; screen career, Realart ("A
Dark Lantern," "39 East"), Famous Players
("The Price of Possession," "Paying the
Piper"). United Artists ("Disraeli").
DENT, Vernon; b. San Jose, Cal.; educ. there
and Oakland, Cal. ; screen career, Hank Mann
Comedies ("A Harem Hero," "An Eye for
Figures," "Broken Bubbles," "A Depot Ro-
mance," "A Gas Attack") Hght., 5, 9; wght.,
215; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., Rutland Apts., Los Angeles, Cal., South
106; studio, Hank Mann Comedies, Francis Ford
Studio.
DEPP, Harry; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. St. Louis
Univ.; stage career, with Elsie Janis in "The
Fair Co-Ed," K. & E. 8 yrs. "The Pink Lady,"
"The Little Cafe," numerous stock cos.; screen
career, Universal, Triangle, Keystone, leads In
numerous comedies, Fox. Mutual-Strand ("Dan
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
Cupid, M. D.," "The Girl In the Box," "Their
Baby"), Christie ("Mixed Drinks," "God
Night, Judge," "Are Honeymoons Happy,"
"Their Little Wife," etc). Hght., 5, 4; wght.,
139; light hair and complexion, blue eyee.
Home ad., 1912 Kent st., L. A., Wilshlre 4623;
studio, Christie Film Co.. Hollywood, L. A., Cal.
DESMOND, William; b. Dublin, Ireland; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, "Quo Vadis," Burbank
Stock, starred in "The Judge and the Jury,"
"The Bird of Paradise"; screen career, Triangle
("Beyond the Shadow," "A Sudden Gentle-
man"), Hampton Prod. ("Life's a Funny Prop-
osition," "The Prodigal Liar"), Ex-Mutual
("Mints of Hell"), Ro Cole ("Bare-Fisted Gal-
lagher," "Whitewashed Walls," "A Sage Brush
Hamlet," "Dangerous Water," " The Blue Ban-
danna"), United ("Her Code of Honor"). Pathe
("The Prince and Betty Hampton ("Parish
Priest," "Broadway Cowboy"), First National
("Muffled Drums"), Bradley ("Women Men
Love"). Author of 3 vaud sketches. Hght.
5, 11; wght., 170; black hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
L. A. Athletic Club, L. A., Cal.
DE VAULL, Wm. P.; b. 1870, San Francisco;
educ. there; stage career, over 20 yrs. prod,
stk. and road cos.; screen career, 4% yrs.,
Griffith studios, King Vidor ("Better Times"),
Brentwood ("Poor Relations"), Griffith ("Birth
of a Nation"), Dustin Farnum ("Trail of the
Axe"), David Butler ("Sophie Seminoff"),
Goldwyn ("Ace of Hearts"), Lasky ("Brew-
ster's Millions"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 168; gray
hair and eyes. Ad., 943 Wilcox Ave.. Los
Angeles, Calif.
DEVERE, Harry T.; b. N. Y.; educ. there; stage
career, from age of 5, screen career, American,
Selig ("The Journey's End." "The Ne'er Do
Well"), Morosco, Bosworth ("The Code of
Marcia Gray"), Pallas ("Davy Crockett"), Fox
("The End of the Trail"), Ro-Cole ("The
Lamb, and the Lion"), Fox ("Last of the
Duanes," "Wings of the Morning", "The
Orphan"), Federated ("Penny of Tophill
Trail"). Hght., 6; wght., 190; gray hair, blue
eyes.
DEXTER, Elliott; b. Houston, Texas; stage ca-
reer, atk. leads for Marie Doro, etc. ; screen
career, Cecil De Mille, ("We Can't Have
Everything," "The Whispering Chorus," "The
Girl Who Came Back," 'The Squaw Man."
"Old Wives for New"), Paramount ("Maggie
Pepper"). Artcraft ("Don't Change Your Hus
band," "For Better, for Worse", "Something to
Think About," "Behold My Wife," "The Witch-
ing Hour"). Ad., care Artcraft, Hollywood,
Cal.
DILL,, J. Webster; screen career, Republic ("The
One Way Trail"), Universal ("West Is West").
Fox ("Hands Off").
DILLION, John Webb; educ. New Haven, Conn,
and Phila. Dental Coll.; stage career, with
Viola Allen in Shakespeare, with James O'Neil
in romantic drama, dramatic stock cos. In
Minneapolis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, etc.;
screen career. Fox ("Why I Would Not Mar-
ry"), B. A. Rolfe Co. ("Scream in the Night"),
Goldwyn ("Joan of Plattsburg"), Pathe ("House
of Hate" serial), A. F. Beck Prods. ("Isle of
Jewels" serial). Hght., 6; wght., 175; dark
hair and eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
DIX, Richard; b. St. Paul, Minn., 1894; educ St.
Paul Central High Sch. and Univ. of Minn.;
stage career, "The Hawk" with Faversham,
"Song of Songs," "The Little Brother", "First
is Last," "Night Lodging", leads in stk., 2%
yrs. in Morosco stk. in Los Angeles; screen
career, First National ("Not Guilty"), Goldwyn
("Dangerous Curve Ahead," "All's Fair in
Love," "The Glorious Fool"). Hght., 6; wght.,
178; brown hair and eyes. Studio ad., Goldwyn,
Culver City, Calif.
DONALDSON, Arthur; b. Norsholm, Sweden,
1875; educ. Sweden; stage career, since 7 yrs.
old, Duff Opera Co., Augustin Daly, Henry
W. Savage; original prince in 'Prince of Pil-
sen," sang role in 1,345 performances; screen
career, Pathe, World, ("Hearts of Men"),
Vitagraph ("For France," "Over the Top,"
"The Captain's Captain," "Miss Dulcie From
Dixie," "Fighting Destiny," "Daring Hearts"
World ("Coax Me"), Select ("The Undercur-
rent"), First Nat'l ("Mind the Paint Girl"),
Perret-Pathe ("The A B C of Love"), Metro
("The Silver Lining"), Cosmopolitan *."Th
Passionate Pilgrim"), Commonwealth ("The
Hidden Light"), Asso. Exhib. ("Rider of the
King Log"), Selznick ("Gilded Lies"). Hght.,
6; wght., 195; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 75
Sherman ave., N. Y., St. Nich. 9186.
DONNELLY, James A.; b. Boston, Mass.; educ.
Boston; stage career, for thirty years in opera
and musical comedy; screen career, Edison,
Keystone, Vitagraph ("Pluck and Plotters,"
."Cupid Forecloses", "Black Beauty"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 200; dark hair, gray eyes. Ad.
Mason Hotel, Los Angeles, Cal.
DOOLEY, Johnny; educ. Oxford; stage career,
circus acrobat, vaud., dramatic stk. and musi-
cal comedy; screen career, Johnny Dooley Film
Comedies ("Bobby the Office Boy," "Private
Preserves," "Pep"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 140;
blond hair and blue eyes. Ad., Lambs Club,
N. Y. C.
DORETY, Charlie; b. San Francisco, educ. L. A.;
stage exper., vaud. and dancing; screen ca-
reer, Fox, Sunshine, L-Ko ("Roaring Lions
and Wedding Bells," "Tight Squeeze," "Mon-
grels," "A Neighbor's Keyhole"). Bull's Eye
Film Corp. ("Haunted Hearts", Universal ("A
Blue Ribbon Mutt," "Twin Crooks). Hght., 5,
4; wght., 126; black hair and eyes. Ad., 1270
Rose Courts, St. Andrew PI., Hollywood, Cal.
DORIAN, Charles W.; b. Santa Monica, 1891;
educ. there; stage career, vaud.; screen career,
National, Universal ("She Couldn't Resist
Him," "Onda of the Orient," "Lone Larry,"
Triangle ("Hell's End"), Bluebird ("The
Sealed Envelope"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175;
brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, Edmunds
Hotel, Ocean Park, Cal.
DOUGLAS, Byron; screen career, Fox ("The
Plunger," "Dynamite Allen," "Beyond Price").
DOWLING, Joseph; b. Pittsburg, 1850; educ.
there; stage career, 5 yrs. in Grand opera
stock co., in "Henry the Fifth," starred in
"The Red Spider"; screen career, from 1914,
Ince, Mastercraft, Paralta ("A Law Unto Her-
self," "Intelligence," "With Hoops of Steel,"
"Maid o' the Storm"), Solaxart ("Carmen of
the Klondike"), Frank Keenan ("More
Trouble," "Tidebrook"), J. Warren Kerrigan
("The Joyous Liar," "Live Sparks"), "Mid-
night Stages," "The Bells," "Desert of Wheat,"
Geo. Loane Tucker ("The Miracle Man"),
Hodkinson ("Riders of the Dawn," "Kentucky
Colonel," "House of Whispers," "The U. P.
Trail," "The Spenders," "The Turning Point,"
"The Other Woman"), Pathe ("The Devil to
Pay," "Lure of Egypt"). Hght., 6, 1; wght.,
185; white hair, blue eyes. Ad., 5302 Virginia
Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
DREW, Philip Yale; screen career, Pathe ("Tex
of the Timberlands," "The Hold-Up Man,"
"His Pal's Gal").
DRUCE, Hubert; b. 1870, Richmond, England;
educ. London Univ.; stage career, with Rich-
ard Mansfield, John Drew, Grace George,
Laurette Taylor, produced "Mr. Hopkinson,"
"The Night of the party"; screen career, Empire
All Star Mutual ("Please Help Emily," "My
Wife"), Goldwyn ("Dodging a Million"). Ad.,
home, 62 Sherman ave., Lincoln Park, Yonkers,
N. Y. Yonkers 279-J.
DRUMGOLD, George C.; screen career, Goldwyn
("The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"),
First National ("Go and Get it"), United Artists
("Through the Back Door").
DRUMIER, Jack; b. Phila., 1864; educ. Univ. of
Penn. ; early career, practiced law; stage ca-
reer, leading man for 20 yrs., appearing in
"Captain Svvift," "The Gilded Fool"; screen
career, World ("The Beloved Blackmailer,"
"Just Sylvia," "The Snug Harbor," "An Ama-
teur Widow," "Phil for Short," "Courage for
Two," "Home Wanted," "The Quickening
Flame." "Three Green Eyes," "The Praise
Agent," "Forest Rivals" Howell ("You Find It
Everywhere"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 190; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1783 Marmion Ave., N. Y.
C. Tremont 3470.
DRYDEN, Wheeler; b. Brixton, London, Eng.,
1892; educ. Clapham Coll. and Streatham Hill
Coll., London; stage career, 7 yrs. principal
comedian of Charles Hewitt and A. Phillips'
Dramatic and Comedy Co., touring far East in
rep. of 70 plays; screen career Sunrise Film Co.
("A Dream of the Orient"), Stage Womens'
War Relief, prod, by Universal ("Tom's Lit-
tle Star"), Universal ("Hard Lines!"), Pandora
Prod. ("Forbidden Love"). Hght., 5, 8%,
wght., 150 dark brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
Actor's Equity Assn., Hollywood, Calif.
DUCROW, Tote G.; b. Barcelona, Spain; stage
career, 35 years exp. in all branches of pro-
fession, legitimate, vaud., circus; screen ca-
reer, Fine Arts ("The Americano"), Vitagraph
("Fighting Trail," "Perils of Thunder Moun-
tain"), Metro ("Red Lantern"), Lasky ("Rim
Rock Jones"), Astra ("Corsican Bros."), Re-
liance ("Celestial Code"), American ("Betty
and the Buccaneers"), Universal ("Fighting
Gringo," "The Moon Riders"), Hodkinson
ACTORS
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("Man of the Forest"). Ad., 4618 Fountain
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Phone 59470.
DUDLEY, Charles; b. Ft. Grant. Ariz., 1883;
stage career, 12 yrs. comic op.; screen career, 9
yrs., Universal, Monopol, Keystone, Fox, Balboa
(Joe Welcher in "Neal of the Navy," "Who
Pays?" series), Vitagraph serials ("Hidden
Dangers," "Fighting Fate," "Purple Riders").
Hght., 6; wght., 160; blond hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1435 Wilcox Ave., Hollywood, Cal.
Phone 577752, Studio ad., Vitagraph, Los
Angeles, Calif.
DUDLEY, Robert; screen career, Paramount
("The Fourteenth Man," "The Traveling Sales-
man").
DUFFY, Dan; screen career, Swedish Biograph
("You and I"), Hodkinson "The Foreigner"
Ivan Abramson ("Mother Eternal").
DUFFY, Jack; b. Pawtucket, R. I., 1879; educ.
there; stage career, vaud. and musical com-
edy; screen career, Vitagraph, Universal ("Peg
of the Ring," "The Purple Mask," "Farmers
and Framers," "Misfits and Matrimony").
Metro ("Blackie's Redemption"). Hght., 6, 8;
wght., 132. Ad., home, 4607 Fountain Ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.; Holly 3970; studio Vitagraph.
DUMONT, Gordon; b. Milwaukee, Wis. ; educ.
there and St. Francis Solannus Coll., Quincy,
111.; screen career, B. B. Hampton Prod. ("A
certain Rich Man"), juvenile leads. Hght. 5,
10; wght., 160; dark complexion, Dark hair,
brown eyes. Home ad.. 1322 Curson Ave.,
Hollywood, Cal. Holly 4079.
DUMONT, Jean M.; b. Paris Ky.; educ. Lexing-
ton, Ky., Chicago, Grand Rapids, Mich., Los
Angeles; screen career, Mayflower ("The
Miracle Man"), Lois Weber ("Midnight
Romance"), Famous Players ("Jack Straw,"
"Young Mrs. Winthrop," "City of Masks,"
"Always Audacious," "Dollar a Year Man."
"Wealth"), First National ("Stranger Than
Fiction"). Hght., 6; wght., 150; dark hair and
eyes. Home ad., 1556 Fuller Ave., Hollywood,
Calif., phone 577670; studio ad., Lasky.
DUNBAR, Robert N; b. Beaver, Pa.; educ.
Phila. ; stage career, grand opera, leading
tenor in "Gypsy Baron"; screen career, Lubin
("Third Degree"), Lasky ("The Goose Girl"),
Morosco ("The Yankee Girl"), McClure ("Byes
of the World"), Triangle ("Broadway Ari-
zona"), Fox ("The Forbidden Room," "Fight-
ing For Gold"), Metro ("Alias Jimmy Valen-
tine," "Best of Luck"), Paramount ("City of
Masks," "Her Husband's Friend"). Hght., 6;
wght., 180; brown hair and gray eyes.
DUNCAN, Albert Edward ("Bud"), also author;
b. Brooklyn, 1886; educ. Berkeley Military
Sch., N. Y. ; stage career, vaud. with Kolb and
Dill; screen career, as Jeff in "Mutt and Jeff,"
Kalem ("The Fatal Violin," "A Manageria
Mix-Up, " "The Onion Magnate's Revenge,"
"Seaside Romeos," "Rival Romeos," "Twin
Caddies"), Clever Comedies, Paramount
"Maggie Pepper"). Hght., 4, ll;. wght., 122;
fair complexion, blond hair, blue eyes.
DUNCAN, H. William, also director; b. Scot-
land; educ. America; early career, instructor
in McFadden's Physical Culture School, es-
tablished own school; stage career, vaud. with
Sandow, the wrestler; leads in Forepaugh
stock, formed own co. ; wrote "The Fifth Gen-
eration," "The Sporting Editor"; screen ca-
reer, Selig, leads and director; Vitagraph
("Dead Shot Baker," "The Fighting Trail,"
"Wolfville," "The Tenderfoot," "The Last
Man," "Vengeance and the Woman," "A
Fight .for Millions," "The Man of Might,"
"Smashing Barriers"), "Fighting Fate," "Silent
Avenger"). Member M. P. D. A. Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 180; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Ad., Vitagraph, Los Angeles, Cal., or L. A.
Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Cal.
DUNCAN, Taylor E.; b. Kansas City, Mo.; educ.
High Sch. and Univ. ; stage career, 4 yrs. light
opera, 2 yrs. dramatic exper. ; screen career,
Famous Players "Told in the Hills," "The
Little Clown"), G. & J. Photoplays ("Souls of
Men"), Mary Pickford ("Suds"), Fox ("Con-
necticut Yankee at King Arthur's Court").
Hght., 6, 2; wght., 200; dark brown hair, hazel
eyes. Home ad., 1023 Cole Ave., Hollywood,
Calif.; Holly 3297.
DUNEAU, Nicholas; screen career, Fox ("The
Devil's Riddle"), Robertson-Cole ("Kismet")
Selznick ("The Palace of Darkened Windows").
DUNHAM, Philip; also director; b. London, Eng. ;
educ. Univ. of Cambridge; stage career, with
Sir Herbert Tree, road shows thru England
and Ireland, vaud. in U. S., also stk. ; screen
career, comedian, Universal, Kalem, Century,
Pathe ("Kidder and Co." Fox ("Man Hunters"),
6%; wght., 140; brown hair and eyes. Home
First Nat. ("Punch of the Irish"). Hght., 5,
ad., 2020 Pinehurst Rd., Hollywood, Calif.;
phone 578653.
DUNKINSON, Harry Leopold; b. N. Y., 1876;
educ. there; stage career, since 9 yrs. old,
with Denman Thompson in "Old Homestead,"
Augustin Daly, Horace McVicker; screen ca-
reer, Essanay, ("The Misleading Lady," "Mary
Page," "The Beach Comber"), Universal ("The
Edge of the Law," "Barter"), Artcraft ("Sel-
fish Yates"), Fox ("The Forbidden Room,"
"The Rebellious Bride," "Love is Love,"
"Chasing Rainbows"), Universal ("Rouge and
Riches"), Goldwyn ("Officer 666"), Metre
("The Willow Tree"), Fox ("Prairie Trails,"
"Beware of the Bride," "The Tomboy," "Don't
Change Your Husband"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
217; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 5431% Sunset
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; studio ad., Holly-
wood, Cal.
DUNN, Bobby; b. Milwaukee, Wis., 1891; educ.
St. John's Mil. Acad. ; champion high diver of
the World, with Dr. Carver's diving horses;
screen career. Sennett Comedies. Fox Sun-
shine Comedies, ("Monkey Business," "His
Fiery Beat," "Janitors"). Home ad., 1435
Bates Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
DUNN, Edward Frank; stage career, 2 yrs. In
Musical Comedies on Broadway, 3 yrs. in
stock cos.; screen career, Blackton ("Moon-
shine Trail," "Dawn," "The Blood Barrier"),
Vitagraph feature comedies 1 yr. Hght.,
6, 1%; wght., 187; brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
241 Linden Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y., Flatbush
6287.
DUNN, J. Malcolm; educ. England; stage ca-
reer, Belasco, Cohan and Harris, screen career,
Edison ("The Magic Skin"), Vitagraph ("The
Scarlet Runner"), Famous-Lasky ("Arms and
the Girl," "Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 165 blond hair, grey eyes. Ad.,
The Boulevard, Beechhurst, L. I., N. Y. Flush-
ing 2439, or Lambs Club, N. Y.
DUNN, William R.; b. Astoria, L. L, 1884; educ.
Brooklyn; stage career, in Pay ton Stock
Brooklyn, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Nance O'Neil,
vaud.; screen career, Vitagraph ("Man Be-
hind the Curtain," "The Secret Kingdom,"
"Clover's Rebellion," "The Princess of Park
Row," "I Will Repay," "Mary Jane's Pa"),
Fox ("I Want to Forget," "Woman Woman"),
Select ("The Undercurrent"), Pathe ("Respect-
able by Proxy," "The Blood Barrier," "House
of the Tolling Bell," "Forbidden Valley").
Casting director, Vitagraph. Ad., 241 Linden
Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Flatbush 6287.
DUPREE, George; b. Cincinnati, O., 1874; educ.
N. Y. ; 25 yrs. stage exper., screen career,
Goldwyn, Fox, Pathe ("Woman the Germans
shot," "Dance of Death"), Acme ("Thirteenth
Chair"), Tourneur ("The Whip"), Famous
("The Avalanche"), American Cinema ("Inner
Voice"), Selznick ("Great Lover'), Craig
Kennedy Serial, Arrow ("Bachelor Apart-
ments"). Ad., 316 W. 47th St., N. Y. C. Bry-
ant 8094.
DURANT, Edouards; screen career, Hallmark
("Love Honor and ?"), Aywon ("Blind Love"),
First National ("The Branded Woman").
Edison 6 yrs., directed Shirley Mason prcduc-
DURHAM, Lewis; b. New Oxford, Pa.; educ.
Georgetown; early career, professional ball
player on Brooklyn Natl., Wash., Amer. and
N. Y. Natl. ; screen career, NYMP, Horsley
("The Conscience of John David"), Triangle
("An Even Break," "One Shot Ross"), Gold-
wyn ("Flame of the Desert", "The Strange
Boarder"). Hght., 5 10%; wght., 183; browu
hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, 504 Hull St., Ocean
Park, Cal. ; studio, Goldwyn.
DURNING, Bernard J.; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Fold-
ham Univ., stage career, stage manager sav-
eral seasons; screen career, Biograph 2 3 rs.,
Edison 6 yrs., directed Shirley Mason produc-
tions, also O. Henry pictures, Metro (Played in
"Blackie's Redemption"), World ("When Bear-
cat Went Dry"), First National ("The Scof-
fer"), Fox ("Partners of Fate," "One Man
Trail"), Prod. Security ("Diane of Star
Hollow").
DYER, William; screen career Bluebird ("Who
Will Marry Me?", "A Little White Savage"),
Robertson-Cole ("Man's Desire"), Vitagraph
("Coforage of Marge O'Doon"), Arrow
("Cyclone Bliss").
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EAGLE-EYE, William; screen career, Universal
("The Fire Cat," "The Magnificent Brute,"
"Wolves of the North").
EARLE, Arthur; screen career, Paramount ("The
Dark Star"), Fox ("Bride 13").
EARLE, Edward; b. Toronto, Can.; educ. Toron-
to; stage career, in many prods., screen career,
Famous Players, Edison, Metro, Vitagraph
("For France," "The Blind Adventure," "One
Thousand Dollars," "Transciente in Arcadia,"
"Buried Treasure"), Select ("His Bridal
Night"), Para-Artcraft ("Miracle of Love"),
Realart ("Law of the Yukon"), Metro ("Pas-
sion Fruit"), Hugo Ballin (East Lynne").
Hght., 5 11%; wght., 160. Ad., Lambs Club,
N. Y.
EDESON, Robert; b. New Orleans, La.; educ.
Brooklyn; stage career, 25 yrs. starring in
many prods.; screen career, Lasky ("The Call
of the North"), NYMP, Mutual ("The Absen-
tees"), Vitagraph ("Mortmain," "The Cave
Man"), Pathe ("The Light That Failed," "Big
Jim Garrity"), Raver-Art Dramas ("The Public
Defender"), Selznick ("Sealed Hearts"), Metro
("Extravagance"). Ad., Lambs Club. N. Y.
EDLER, Charles; screen career, Paramount
("Huckleberry Finn"), Pathe ("That Girl Mon-
tana"), Universal ("The Magnificent Brute"),
Select ("Seeds of Vengeance").
EDMONDSON, Al.; b. Colorado; educ. Univ. of
Chicago; stage career, 10 yrs. legit, exper. ;
screen career, characters and heavies for
World, Kalem, Fox, Metro, Goldwyn, Universal.
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 150 brown hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 4326 Russell Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif., phone 59678.
EDWARDS, Chas.; b. N. Y., 1867; educ. N. Y.;
stage career, with Frohman, Rich and Harris,
Frank McKee, Sydney Rosenfleld, vaud. ; screen
career, Whitman Bennett "Jim, the Penman"),
Johnny Hines Comedies ("Scrambled Wives"),
Hugo Ballin ("East Lynne"), G. L. Leonard
Prod. (Audrey's Story") Famous Players ("The
Kentuckians"). Now under contract with A.
H. Woods to create the part of Maj. Hamilton
in new play "Back Pay" to be produced next
season. Hght. 5, 11; wght., 171; medium com-
plexion, gray hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 139
W. 47th St., N. Y.
EDWARDS, Neely; b. Delphos, Ohio; educ. there
and Cincinnati; stage career, Four Nortons,
"Breaking Into Society," Bowery Burlesquers,
Flannigan and Edwards "Up In the Air, Ned
Wayburn's "Town Topics," with Blanche Ring
in "What Next"; screen career, Hallroom Boys
Comedies for National Film Co. and Jack and
Harry Cohen, Realart ("You Never Can tell"),
Lasky ("Brewster's Millions," "The Little
Clown"). Home ad., 6425 Yucca Ave.. Los
Angeles, Calif., phone 572-88.
EDWARDS, Snitz; screen career, Famous Players
("The City of Masks," "The Charm School,"
"The Love Special"), Goldwyn ("Going Some"),
Universal ("Cheated Love").
EDWARDS, Thornton; screen career, Robertson -
Cole ("813"), Educational ("Money Talks").
ELDRIDGE, Charles; b. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. :
educ. Lanesboro, Mass.; stage career. Variety
Theatre, Buffalo, stk. comedian, prods, under
Frohman, Mansfield; screen career, Vitagraph,
4% yrs. ("The Gauntlet"), Tourneur ("Sport-
ing Life"), Selznick ("The Woman Game"),
Epic ("What Children Will Do"), ("Polly With
a Past"), Goldwyn (" Made in Heaven").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 157; white hair and blue
eyes. Ad., 102 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.
Schuyler 9487. Member Green Room Club,
N. Y. C.
ELKAS, Edward; b. N. Y. 1862; educ. there;
stage career director for Lulu Glaser and Alice
Nielsen, Aborn Opera Co. and mus. com.; screen
career, Vitagraph ("Mortmain"), Selznick
("Foolish Virgin"), Metro ("Lifted Veil"),
Birth of Race Co. ("Birth of a Race"), Fox
("Les Miserables"), Tourneur ("Woman," "Blue
Bird," "Prunella"), Vitagraph ("Locked Door,"
Goldwyn ("Joan From Plattsburg," "Venus
Model"), Hallmark ("Chains of Evidence"),
Pathe ("House of the Tolling Bell"), Arrow
("The Way Women Love"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
170; fair complexion, gray hair, blue eyes.
Ad 2155 86th st., Brooklyn, N. Y. Bath Beach
1428. Member Green Room Club, N. Y.
ELLINGFORD, William; screen career. Fox
("The Cyclone," "Two Moons"), Universal
("The Road to Divorce," "Once to every
Woman").
ELLIOTT, Frank; b. Creshire, England-, educ.
Liverpool Univ.; stage career, leading man in
Drury Lane prods., member Drury Lane Fund,
and therefore, a Royal player; screen career,
6 .yrs. as leading man and heavy, in about
150 pictures, Fox ("Wings of the Morning"),
Universal ("The Gorgeous Butterfly"), Metro
("The Hope", "The Marriage of William
Asche"), Universal ("Once to Every Woman").
Hght., 6; wght., 164; brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 1735 Highland ave., Hollywood, Calif.,
phone 577876.
ELLIOTT, John H.; screen career, Paramount
("Homer Comes Home"), Vitagraph ("A
Master Stroke"), Metro ("Held in Trust.'"
"Are All Men Alike").
EIXIOTT, Robert; b. Ireland; stage career, leads
in many noted legit plays, screen career, Metro,
McClure, Goldwyn, Betzwood, Sunset, World;
Famous ("Resurrection"), Fox ("Checkers"),
Ince ("L* Apache"), Powell Mutual ("Mary
Moreland"), U. S. Govt. ("Spirit of Lafayette"),
Ferret ("Unknown Love," "The Empire of
Diamonds"). Hght., 6, 1%; wght., 185; dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 130 W. 44th st.,
N. Y. C.
ELMER, William; b. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 1872;
educ. Pacific Univ.; stage career, rep. with
Frederick Warde and Louis James, - stock;
screen career, Biograph. Selig, Lasky-Para-
mount ("The Countess Charming," "Firefly of
France," "Playing the Game," "Coals of Fire,"
"Wolves of the Trail"). Fox ("Married in
Haste," "Cheating Herself"), Paramount ("The
Dub," "Maggie Pepper," "Alias, Mike Moran"),
Fox ("Forbidden Trails," "The Road Demon,"
"Prairie Trails"), Robertson-Cole (''Uncharted
Channels"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 165; Brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, 212 E. 23rd St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
ELTINGE, Julian; b. 1883, educ. Boston, Mass.;
stage career, "Mr. Wicks of Wickham," vaud.,
with Harry Lauder, "Fascinating Widow,'-
"Crinoline Girl," "Cousin Lucy"; screen career,
"Over the Rhine," "Countess Charming,"
"Clever Mrs. Carfax," "The Widow's Might"),
Republic ("An Adventuress). Hght., 5, 8%;
wght., 165; brown hair, gray eyes.
EMPEY, Arthur Guy, actor and author; educ.
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; early career, short story and
newspaper writer; stage career, 'starred with
Rose Stahl in "Pack Up Your Troubles," Wagen-
halls & Kemper; military career, served in U. S.
Army with the regulars and in U. S. Navy
before European war; in 1915 went to London
and enlisted in British Army, served for eigh-
teen months, discharged in July, 1916, on ac-
count of wounds received in Battle of the
Somme; author of "Over the Top," "First
Call," "Tales From a Dugout"; screen career,
"Over the Top," "The Undercurrent," "Oil."
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 160; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., 220 W. 42nd st., N. Y. ; Bryant 6492.
ENTWISTLE, Harold; b. London, Eng.; educ.
Heidelburg, Lycee Vitry, Paris, and Eng.;
stage career, 25 yrs., Chas. Frohman, 6 yrs.,
screen career, Famous Players, Metro, Perret,
Goldwyn, Ince ("Too Fat to Fight," "In the
Hollow of Her Hand," "The Divorcee," "A Soul
Adrift"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; white hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 251 West 88th st., N. Y. River-
side 5576.
ETHIER, Alphonse; screen career, Goldwyn ("Oh,
Johnny," "Sandy Burke of the U-Bar-U"), Par-
amount ("The Frontier of the Stars"), Metro
("A Message From Mars").
EUGENE, Billy; b. and educ. San Francisco, Cal.;
stage career, 2% yrs. in vaud.; screen career,
Robertson-Cole ("Butterfly Man"), Doubleday
Comedies, Kewpie Comedies, Hatton Prod.
("Her Eagle Man"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 149;
dark brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad., Hotel
Northern, Los Angeles, Cal.; Pico 1053.
EVANS, Frank; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Flaming Clue"), Fox ("The Tiger's Cub").
EVANS, Herbert D.; b. London, Eng.; educ.
there; stage career, Beerbohm Tree, His Majes-
ty's theatre, "Quinney's," "The Great Adven-
ture" (Winthrop Ames), "Potash and Perl-
mutter"; screen career, leads opposite Mme.
T>etrova, Virginia Pearson, Edna Goodrich, Eva
I'arguay, Barbara Castleton; Vitagraph ("The
Third Degree"), Pioneer ("The Place of Hon-
eymoons"). Hght., 6, 2; wght., 190; dark hair,
dark eyes. Ad., Friars Club, N. Y.
EVERTON, Paul; screen career, Fox ("From Now
On"), Metro ("The Silver Lining"), Paramount
("The City of Silent Men," "Proxies"),
ACTORS
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FAIRBANKS, Douglas; b. Denver, 1883; educ.
Mil. Acad. and Colorado Schl. of Mines, Har-
vard; stage career, rep., vaud., under dir. Wm.
A. Brady in 'The Pit," "Two Little Soldier
Boys"; featured in "Frenzied Finance," "A
Gentleman from Mississippi"; co-starred with
W. H. Crane In the "New Henrietta"; screen
career, Fine Arts ("The Americano"), Artcraft
("In Again, Out Again," "Wild and Woolly,"
"Reaching for the Moon," "A Modern Muske-
teer," "Headin' South," "Mr. Fix-It," "Bound
in Morocco," "Say, Young Fellow," "He Comes
Up Smiling," "Arizona," "Down to Earth,"
"The Knickerbocker Buckaroo"), United Art-
ists ("His Majesty, the American," "When the
Clouds Roll By," "The Mollycoddle," "Mark of
Zorro," "The Nut"). Ad., Douglas Fairbanks
Co., Hollywood, Cal.
FARLEY, James Lee; b. Waldron, Ark., 1882;
educ. Univ., Mo.; stage career, rep. and stk. ;
screen career, Selig, Fox, Univ. ("Brute
Force"), American ("For the Family Name,"
"The Bride's Silence"), Bluebird ("Sue of the
South"), Universal ("Girl in the Rain"), Para-
mount ("Fourteenth Man"), Fox ("Challenge
of the Law," "One Man Trail"), Metro ("Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 185; brown eyes and hair. Home ad.,
6015 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
FARNUM, bust in; b. Hampton Beach, N. H.,
1874; stags career, with Ethel Tucker Co.,
Chauncey Olcott, starred in "The Virginian,"
"The Ranger," "The Squaw Man," "Cameo
Kirby," "Littlest Rebel"; screen career, Lasky
("The Squaw Man," "The Virginian," Pallas-
Paramount ("A Gentleman from Indiana,"
"David Garrick," "Parson of Paniment," "Ben
Blair," "A Son of Erin"), Fox ("The Scarlet
Pimpernell," "The Spy," "Durand of the Bad
Lands," "North of 53"), United ("The Light
of Western States," "The Man in the Open,"
"A Man's Fight," "The Corsican Brothers"),
Robertson-Cole ("Big Happiness"). Studio ad.,
United Farnum Prod., Glendale, Cal.
FARNUM, Franklyn; b. Boston, Mass., June 5,
1883; educ. Boston, Mass.; stage career, 12 yrs.,
leading man for Chas Frohman, Henry W.
Savage, George Lederer, Nixon & Zimmerman,
Jos. Webber; screen career, Universal ("The
Clock," "Fighting Grin," "Anything Once"),
Metro ("In Judgment Of"), Selig ("Vanishing
Trails" serial), Canyon ("Fighting Stranger,"
"The Struggle," "The Galloping Devil"). Hght..
5, 11; wght., 168; dark complexion, dark hair,
brown eyes.
FARNUM, 'William; b. Boston, 1876; educ. Bucks-
port, Me.; began stage career at nine years of
age holding spear in Booth & Barrett Co.,
leading man of stk. co. at age of 16, leading
man for nearly every prominent female star,
toured in "Ben Hur" 5 yrs., played Shakes-,
perian and classical rep. on tour and with own
stk. co., "Monte Cristo"; screen career, Selig
("The Spoilers"), Fox ("A Tale of Two Cities,"
"Les Miserables," "Riders of the Purple Sage,"
"Last of the Duanes," "The Conqueror," "When
a Man Sees Red," "The Rainbow Trail," "His
Greatest Sacrifice," "If I Were King,,). Hght..
5, 10%; wght., 195; brown hair, blue eyes.
Studio ad., Fox.
FAULKNER, Ralph C.; b. and educ. San Antonio,
Tex. ; early career, cartoonist and reported in
Mexico, Los Angeles, San Francisco; monologist
in vaud. ; screen career, Albuquerque Film,
Thanhouser ("War and the Woman"), Im-
personating Woodrow Wilson, specializes in
cowboys and Indians; Fox ("The Prussian
Cur"). Hght., 5. 10; wght., 175; brown eyes
and hair. Ad., N. V. A. Club, 229 W. 46th St.,
N. Y.
FAVERSHAM, William; b. and educ. England;
stage career; star under own management in
"The Squaw Man," "The World and His Wife,"
"Herod," "Julius Ceasar," "Othello," "Romeo
and Juliet," "The Fawn," "The Hawk," "Lord
and Lady Algy. Screen career; Famous
Players, ("The Silver King," "The Man Who
Found Himself"), Selznick ("Man Who Lost
Himself," "The Sin That Was His"). Ad., 116
W. 39th st., N. Y. C.; Greeley 3376, or Lambs'
Club, N. Y.
FAWCETT, George; b. Virginia; educ. Univ. of
Virginia; stage career, extensive experience in
United States and England; screen career,
Universal, Fine Arts, Selig ("The Crisis"),
Select, Selznick ("Panthea"), Artcraft ("The
Great Love," "Romance of Happy Valley,"
"Hearts of the World," "Cinderella Man," "The
Hun Within"), Paramount ("The Hope Chest,"
"Out of Luck," "Turning the Tables"), Art-
craft ("Girl Who Stayed at Home"), Griffith
("Scarlet Days"), First National ("The Great-
est Question," "The Branded Woman," "Dan-
gerous Business," "Lessons in Love"), Famous
Players ("Little Miss Rebellion," "Idols of
Clay," "Paying the Piper," "Sentimental Tom-
my"), Drama Films ("Moon Gold").
FAY, Billy; screen career, Fox ("Two Moons"),
Universal ("The Dangerous Moment").
FAY, Hugh; b. N. Y. ; educ. N. Y.; stage career,
with Barry and Fay, Lillian Russell in "The
Grand Duchess," "Coming Through the Rye,"
"Three Twins," "Belle of New York"; screen
career, Keystone ("Village Vampire"), Sun-
shine ("Roaring Lions on a Midnight Ex-
press," "A Neighbor's Keyhole," "My Hus-
band's Wife"), Metro ("Almost Married," "A
Favor to a Friend," "Please Get Married"),
Rob.-Cole ("Better Times"), Hall Room ("Mis-
fortune Hunters"). Hght., 6; wght, 135; light
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1775 Las Palmas,
Los Angeles.
FELLOWES, Rockliffe; b. Ottawa, Can., 1885;
educ. Bishop's Coll. Schl., Lennoxville; stage
career, with Mrs. Fiske, "Erstwhile Susan,"
Grace George, "Eve's Daughter," Et
more, Cyril Scott, "Within the Law," "Under
Cover"; screen career, Fox ("The Regenera-
tion," "The Bondage of Fear," "The House
Cat," "The Web of Desire"), Selznick ("The
Easiest Way," "The Point of View"), Gold-
wyn ("Cup of Fury"), First National ("Yes
or No," "In Search of a Sinner"), Hodkinson
("Pagan Love"), Famous Players ("Price of
Possession"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; brown
hair and eyes. Permanent ad., Nautilus Place,
New Rochelle, N. Y.
FENTON, Mark; b. Crestline, O. ; stage career,
Charles Frohman, "The Sporting Duchess,"
Shakespearian drama with Booth and Barrett,
in cos. of Otis Skinner, Madame Modjeska, stk.
many yrs. screen career, Pathe, Universal ("A
Fight for Love," "Molly and I"), Jewell ("The
Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin"), Famous Players
("Behold My Wife"), Robertson-Cole ("813"),
Pathe ("The Devil to Pay'), Metro ("The Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), Fox ("Bare
Knuckles"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 190; com-
plexion, fair; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
Actors' Assn., Hollywood, Cal.
FERGUSON, Al; screen career, Selig ("The Lost
City," "Who Wins," "Wiskey Runners," "Mira-
cles of the Jungle"), American ("Sunset
Jones''). Home ad., 1220-B S. Serrano, Los
Angeles, Cal.; phone 74252.
FERGUSON, Casson; b. Alexandria, La., 1891;
educ. there and Paris; stage career, 10 yrs.
Shakespeare and mus. com. in America; revue,
mus. com. and concert in London, Grand Opera
In Paris; screen career, Morosco, Hampton,
("How Could You, Jean?" "The Only Road"),
Paramount ("Jane Goes A-Wooing." "Secret
Service")', Artcraft ("Johnny Get Your Gun"),
Goldwyn ("Flame of the Desert," "Madame
X"), Lasky ("The Prince Chap"), Metro
("Mutiny of the Elsinore"), Fox ("Merely Mary
Ann"), Universal ("An Unknown Wife").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 150; brown hair, blue
gray eyes. Home ad., 6826 Odin st., Hollywood,
Cal.; Holly 2107; studio, Lasky, Hollywood, Cal.
FERGUSON, W. J.; screen career, Realart ("The
Deep Purple"), Pathe ("Passers-By"), Griffith
("Dream Street").
FIELD, George; b. San Francisco; educ. Chicago;
stage career, 10 yrs. in mus. com., stock and
vaud.; screen career, American ("The Key"),
Selig ("Beware of Strangers"), Metro ("The
Testing of Mildred Vane"), Rob-Cole ("A Trick
of Fate," "A Sage Brush Hamlet"), Hodkinson
("End of the Game," "A White Man's
Chance"), Universal ("The Moon Riders").
Vitagraph ("Diamonds Adrift").
FILLMORE, Clyde; educ. Unive of Oregon, John
Hopkins Univ. ; stage career, 4 yrs. under
mngmt, Cohan & Harris, Anderson & Weber in
"The Very Idea," "Civilian Clothes," at Mor-
osco Theatre, Los Angeles; screen career, Uni-
versal ("Millionaire Pirate," "Fire Flingers,"
"Sundown Trail," "The Devil's Passkey"),
Realart ("Nurse Marjorie," "The Outside Wo-
man," "The Soul of Youth"), Famous Players
("The City Sparrow," "Sham"), Robertson
Cole. Hght., 6, 2; wght., 185; brown hair,
gray eyes. Home ad., 1715a Wilcox ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.; phone 579059.
FILSON, Al; screen career, Paramount ("Treas-
ure Island," "Hairpins," "Chickens"), Asso.
Prod. ("Homespun Folks"), Goldwyn ("Made
in Heaven").
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FIND LAY, Thomas J.; screen career, Cosmopoli-
tan ("Heliotrope," "Buried Treasure").
FINLAYSON, James; screen career, Sennett
("Down on the Farm," "Married Life," "Great
Scott," "Don't Weaken"), Asso. Prod. ("A
Small Town Idol").
FISCHER, Alfred; screen career, Pathe ("Sher-
ry"), Universal ("Beautifully Trimmed").
FISHER, George; b. Republic, Mich.; educ. Mil-
waukee, Wis. ; stage career, 6 yrs., began in
1907; screen career, started in 1914 with Thos.
H. Ince, Paralta ('Within the Cup," "Maid
of the Storm"), Selznick ("Mrs. Leffingwell's
Boots"), Universal ("Fires of Youth"), Pathe
("Gates of Brass"), Hall Prod. Co. ("The
Awakening"), Fox ("Bare Knuckles," "Color-
ado Pluck," "Young Heart"), Brunton ("Devil
to Pay," "Trail of the Axe"). Hght., 5. 11;
wght., 170; light brown hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 1133 So. Hoover St., Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 54006.
FITZROY. Louis; b. Fort Brady, Mich.; educ.
Ohio Univ.; stage career began in 1886, dram.
stk.. Columbus. Ohio; screen career, began in
1911 with Cameraphone, N. Y., Edgar Lewis
("A Beggar in Purple"), Fox ("The Trail to
Two Moons"), Selig ("Dreamland"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 150; gray hair, dark blue eyes.
Home ad., 1322 McCadden Place, Hollywood,
Cal.; Holly 1834.
FLANAGAN. I). J.; b. Ireland. 1876: stage career,
mgmt. Brady and Ziegfeld, com. opera, mus.
com., played with Alice Nielaon, Grace Van
Studdiford, Anna Held. Julian Eltinge, etc.;
screen career, World ("Trilby," "La Boheme"),
Selznick ("The Common Law"), McClure
("Sloth"), M. H. Hoffman ("One Hour").
Hght., 5. 10%; wght,, 180; brown hair, blue
ey.es. Home ad., 523 W. 134th St., N. Y.
FLETCHER, Billy; screen career, Gayety Com-
edies ("Bedlam," "A Saphead's Sacrifice,"
"Dry and Thirsty," "Parked in the Park").
Christie ("A Bashful Bigamist"). Fox ("Her
Honor the Mayor"), Universal ("Making Up,"
"Matter of Choice," "Spell of the Home
Brew").
FLYNN, M. B.; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Silver Horde," "Going Some," "The Great Ac-
cident," "Officer 666," "Just Out of College,"
"Roads of Destiny").
FOOTE, Courtenay; b. Yorkshire, Eng. ; educ.
Oxford; early career, studied civil engineering;
stage career, with Beerbohm Tree, in rep.;
America, all star cast of "Oliver Twist"; mgmt.
Chas. Frohman, Belasco, Liebler, etc. r screen
career, Vitagraph, Bosworth, Fine Art Films, .
Morosco ("Cross Currents," "An International
Marriage"), Famous Players. Mutual ("Love's
Law"), Artcraft ("His Parisian Wife"), Para-
mount ("The Two Brides"), Paramount "The
Bronz Bell," Metro ("The Star Rover"), First
National ("The Passion Flower").
FORCE, Charles; screen career. Fox ("The
Square Shooter," "Her Honor the Mayor").
FORD, Harrison; b. Kansas City, Mo.; educ.
there and Los Angeles; stage career, stk. in
Baltimore, Md., Syracuse, N. Y. ; screen career,
Famous Players ("Unclaimed Goods," "Girls,"
"The Third Kiss," "The Lottery Man," "A
Lady in Love"), Realart ("Miss Hobbs," "Food
for Scandal," "Oh, Lady, Lady"), First Nat'l
("The Passion Flower"). Hght., 5, 10; wght..
160; brown hair and eyes. Lambs Club, 130
W. 44th St., N. Y. C.
FORD, Phil; b. Portland, Me.; educ. there; screen
career, Berwilla Film Co. ("Cyclone Bliss"),
Universal ("The Mystery Ship"), Cinema Craft
Film Co. ("Shadows of the West"), Francis
Ford Film Co. ("The Great Reward," "The
Silent Mystery"), Victor Kremer Features ("1
Am the Woman"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 155;
dark brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1403
Vine St., Hollywood, Cal.; phone 579-135.
FORMAN, Tom; b. Mitchell Co., Tex.; stage ca-
reer, Belasco stock, Los Angeles, toured west
at head of own rep. co.; screen career, Kalem,
Lubin, Lasky ("The American Consul," "Her
Strange Wedding," "The Jaguar's Claw," "For-
bidden Paths"), Pallas-Paramount ("A Kiss
for Susie," "Hashamura Togo," "The Trouble
Buster"), Artcraft ("For Better, For Worse"),
Paramount ("Heart of Youth," "Told in the
Hills"), Famous Players ("The Tree of Knowl-
edge," "The Round-Up," "The Ladder of Lies,"
"Sins of Rosanne," "The Easy Road," "City
of Silent Men"). Blond hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Cal.
FORMES, Carl, Jr.; b. London, Eng., 1848; stage
educ. Meiningen Theat., under Duke of Mein-
ingen and Baron von Chroneck; stage career,
engagements in Berlin, Dresden, Vienna. Am-
sterdam, Stanton Opera Co.'s world tour;
screen career, Kalem, Fine Arts ("Old Heidel-
berg," "Macbeth," etc.), Select ("Up the Road
with Sallie"), Vitagraph ("A Rogue's Ro-
mance"), Universal ("The Red Lane"), Pathe
(Felix O'Day"), Fox ("Flame of Youth," "Con-
necticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"),
Canyon ("The Struggle"). Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 148; brown hair, blue eyes.
FORREST, Allan: b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
Univ. Sch., Cleveland, Ohio; stage career, stk.
in Cleveland and Baltimore. Md. ; screen ca-
reer, 3 yrs. American Film Co., Santa Bar-
bara, Cal., leading man for Mary Miles Min-
ter, Asso. Exhibitors, Louis B. Mayer Prod.
Hght., 6; wght., 160; dark hair and eyes. Ad.,
Los Angeles Athletic Club.
FORTH, George J.; b. Philadelphia; early exper.
gentleman farmer; screen career, Vitagraph
("A Municipal Report"), Thanhouser, Edison,
Pathe ("The Sixteenth Wife," "The Heart of
Ezra Greer," "Bobby's Bravery," "The Girl
from the Sea"), Goldwyn ("Our Little Wife").
Hght., 5. 11; wght., 170; brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., Green Room Club, 139 W. 47th St..
FOSHAY, Harold; b. and educ. Brooklyn; stage
career, vaudeville and stock; screen career,
Metro, Biograph, Vitagraph ("The Girl Prob-
lem"). Edgar Lewis Prod. ("Other Men's
Shoes"), Victor Kremer ("Voices"), Paramount
("The Education of Elizabeth"), Circle Film
("The Devil's Confession". Hght., 5, 9; wght.,
145; light hair, blue eyes. Ad., 34 Jefferson
ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
FOSS, Darrel; b. Oconomowoc, Wis.; educ. there
and Los Angeles; screen career, Metro ("The
Red Lantern," "The Brat," 8 pictures with
May Allison), Lasky, Universal. Goldwyn, Billy
Fortune series, 4 yrs. stk. with Ince. Hght.,
6; wght., 160; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
103 Rose ave., Venice, Cal.; Venice 61844.
FOSTER, J. Morris; b. Foxberg, Pa.; educ. Stan-
ford Univ.; stage career, "The Christian Pil-
grim," "Th e Sixth Commandment," "What
Happened to Mary," Harry David Stk. Co.;
screen career, Thanhouser, Famous Players,
Universal ("High Speed," "The Secret Man,"
"Overland Red"), Paramount ("What Happen-
ed to Jones"), Universal ("Sundown Slim"),
Garfleld ("The Parish Priest"), Arrow ("The
Blue Fox"), 5 Pathe releases. Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 150; medium brown hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1572 LaBaig ave., Hollywood. Cal.
FOX, Reginald; screen career, Stoll Film ("The
Flame." "The Branded Soul").
FOXE, Earle A.; b. Oxford, O., 1888; educ. Ohio
State Univ.; stage career, Chicago stk., In
"The Deserters," "The Stranger," "The Cub,"
with Douglas Fairbanks; screen career, Grif-
fith ("The Escape," "The Man Upstairs"),
Lasky ("The Trail of the Lonesome Pine"),
Triangle ("From Two to Six"), Select ("The
Honeymoon"). Metro ("Outwitted"), Pathe
("the Fatal Ring" serial). Goldwyn ("Peck's
Bad Girl"), Ziegfeld Cinema ("Black Panther's
Cub"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 178; light com-
plexion, light brown hair, blue eyes.
FRANCIS, Alec Budd; b. London, . Eng. ; educ.
Uppingham Coll.; stage career, with various
prods, in England, India. South Africa and
United States; screen career, Vitagraph,
Eclair, World, Goldwyn ("The Face in the
Dark," "The Glorious Adventure," "The VenuB
Model"), C. K. Young-Select ("The Marion-
ettes"), - Goldwyn ("Day Dreams," "Crimson
Gardenia," "City of Comrades," "Heartsease,"
"World and It Woman," "Lord and Lady
Algy," "Flame of the Desert"), United ("Her
Code of Honor"), Select ("Probation Wife"),
Goldwyn ("Earthbound," "Godless Men," "Man
Who Had Everything," "Voice in the Dark"),
Robertson-Cole ("What's a Wife Worth,"
"Courage," "Her Great Moment"). Hght., 5,
11; wght., 157; light hair, gray eyes.
FRANK, J. Herbert; stage career, 10 yrs. Wm.
A. Brady, vaudeville, stock; screen career,
Vitagraph, 2 years, Talmage ("Tempered
Steel"). Petrova Co. ("Good Bye Bill"), Fam-
ous ("Freedom"), Fox ("Dodging a Million"),
Goldwyn, Fox ("For Freedom"), Photoplay
Libraries ("Empty Arms"), Paramount ("April
Folly"), Metro ("The Silver Lining"), Univer-
sal ("The Unknown Wife"), Pioneer ("Idle
Hands"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., ISO; dark com-
plexion, hair and eyes. Ad., home, 152 W. 49th
st., N. Y. C. ; Bryant 8116 and 5217.
FRAUNHOLZ, Fraunie French; b. and educ.
Balto., Md. ; 15 yrs. stage exper., stk. and own
act in vaud.; screen career, Solax, Metro, Fa-
mous Players, Thanhouser, Universal, with
Petrova. Florence Reed, Edmund Breese, Gall
ACTORS
173
Kane, Mary Miles Mlnter; Ferret ("Lafayette
We Come," "Stars of Glory," "Thirteenth
Chair"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140; brown hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Fort Lee, N. J.
FRAZER, Robert;' screen career, United ("Her
Code of Honor"), Select ("Bolshevism on
Trial"). Vitagraph, Metro ("Without Limit").
FREMONT, A. W.; b. Cohoes, N. Y. ; educ. Al-
bany, N. Y, and Bay City, Mich. ; stage career,
40 yrs. exper. ; screen career. Fox ("Cleopatra,"
"Salome," "Queen of Sheba," "Square Shooter,"
"Kulter," "Girl of My Heart"), Goldwyn
("Woman and the Puppet"), Lasky ("Mar-
riage of La Mode"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght.,
165; dark hair and eyes. Home ad., 1125 E.
42nd st., Los Angeles, Cal. ; South 2443-J.
FRENCH, Chas. K.; b. Columbus, Ohio; educ.
there; stage career, 25 yrs., variety, minstrel and
dram,, song and dance man, banjoist come-
dian, character actor; screen career, Nazi-
mova ("Hermit Doctor of Garia"), Wm. S.
Hart ("Tiger Man"), Wm. Russell ("That Hero
Stuff"), Geo. Kerns ("The Unfoldment"), Lasky
("The Lifted Veil"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght.,
190; brown gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., 2217
Bwing st., Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire 2847.
FRENCH, George B. ; Storm Lake, Iowa; educ.
Mont.; stage career, for 15 yrs. in dram, stk.,
and in vaud. ; with Louis James "Parsifal," etc.,
screen career, National ("Tarzan of the Apes,"
"Back to Nature"), Christie ("In and Out,"
"500 or Bust," "Sally's Blighted Career," "His
Pajama Girl"), Lois Weber ("The Doctor and
the Woman"), Geo. Kern Prod. (The Unfold-
ment"), Christie ("The Reckless Sex"). Hght.,
5, 10; wght., 140; dark hair and eyes. Home
ad., 516 N. St. Andrews Place, Hollywood, Cal.;
Holly 1106.
FUJITA. Toyo; screen career, Robertson-Cole
("Black Roses"), Universal ("A Tokio Siren").
FTJREY, Jas. A.; b. and educ. Brooklyn; stage
career, 38 yrs.; screen career, Pathe ("The
Awakening of Helena Ritchie," "Destruction"
with Theda Bara), Fox ("Her Sister," "Queen
of Hearts"), Peerless ("Phil"). Blackton
("Dawn"), Vitagraph ("Climbers"), Famous
("On With the Dance"), Selznick ("Love,"
"Greater Than Fame," "Pleasure Seekers").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 150; white hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 454 Classon; Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Pros-
pect 7128.
G
GADEN, Alexander; b. Montreal, Canada, Feb.
20, 1880; educ. there; stage career, stock,
throughout U. S.. etc., playing over 500 parts;
also with Savage's prod., "Madame X"; screen
career, Famous. Universal, Vitagraph, Gau-
mont ("The Hidden Face," "The Gates of
Divorce," "The Toll of War") Hodkinson
("The Bandbox"), Artco ("The Capitol,"
"Cynthia of the Minute"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght.,
175; fair complexion, dark brown hair, brown
eyes; has written several successful playlets
and photoplays.
GAILLARD, Robert; b. Adrian, Mich.; educ.
Wisconsin University; stage career, 15 yrs.
leading man, manager, director; screen ca-
reer, 8 yrs. with Vitagraph Co. ("In the
Balance," "A Girl of the Times," "The Clutch
of Circumstance," "Beauty Proof," "The Ad-
venture Shop," "Silent Strength," "The Man
Who Won," "Beating the Odds," "In Honor's
Web," "The Gauntlet," "The Broadway Bub-
ble," "Princess Jones," "The Charming De-
ceiver," "What's Your Reputation Worth").
Hght., 6 ft.; wght., 186; brown hair, brown
eyes. Home ad., 3718 Ave. J, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GALLAGHER, Raymond; b. San Francisco,
1889; educ. Sacred Heart Coll.; stage career, 6
yrs. exp. stk. and road shows, leading man in
"The Wolf," "Mrs. Temple's Telegram," "The
Girl of the Golden West," "Alcazar Stk, Co.;
screen career, Melies, Lubin, Universal ("His
Divorced Wife," "The Phantom Melody"), Ar-
thur H. Gooden C"Go Get 'Em," "Crooked
Trails," "Secret Eyes," "Dust"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 150; dark complexion, brown hair and
eyes. Ad., 6135 Glen Oak, Hollywood, Cal.
GALLERY, Tom; screen career, Robertson-Cole
("Bright Skies," "The Heart of Twenty"),
Metro ("The Chorus Girl's Romance"), First
National ("Dinty," "Bob Hampton of
Placer").
GAMBLE, Fred; screen career, Universal ("Bul-
let Proof," "La, La Lucille," "The Secret Gift,"
"Fixed by George").
GAMBLE, Warburton; educ. England; stage
career, London, under Sir Herbert Tree,
Forbes Robertson, Chas. Frohman, "The Out-
cast" with Elsie Ferguson, "Misalliance," "Mar-
garet Schiller," "Milestones"; screen career,
Paramount ("The Outcast," "Silver King," "A
Society Exile," "The Invisible Bond," "Two
Brides"), Goldwyn ("Thirty a Week," "The
Palliser Case"), Raver ("As a Man Thinks,"
"La Belle Russe"), Paramount ("The Cost"),
Realart ("Law of the Yukon"), Selznick ("Pooi
Dear Margaret Kirby"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght.,
165; dark hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., White-
stone, L. I., N. Y. ; Flushing 1324-R.
GANTVOORT, Carl; b. Bowling Green, Ky. ; educ.
Univ. of Cincinnati; stage career, light opera,
played in orig. cast of "Madame Butterfly,"
"Girl of the Golden West," and "Robin Hood,"
leading man for Mitzi Hajos, Hazel Dawn;
screen career, Ben B. Hampton ("A Certain
Rich Man," "Man of the Forest," "Mysterious
Rider"), Federal Photoplays ("Lure of
Egypt"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180; brown hair,
gray eyes. Studio ad., Benj. B. Hampton.
GELDERT, Clarence H.; b. St. John, N. B. ;
educ. Collins Coll., Boston; stage career, 15
y*s., with Mansfield, Neil Burgess, Russ
Whytal, Lewis & Tilbury and stk. cos.; screen
career, Fine Arts, Griffith ("Intolerance"),
Nat. Drama ("The Fall of a Nation"), Lasky
stk. co. ("Crooked Streets," "Always Auda-
cious," "All Soul's Eve," "Affairs of Anatol,"
"Sweetie Peach," "The Great Moment"). Hght.,
5 ft. 11 in.; wght., 180 Ibs. ; light complexion,
brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 1765G No.
Bronson ave., Hollywood, Cal. Phone 577811.
Studio ad., Lasky, Hollywood, Cal..
GENDRON, Leon; educ. Univ. of Chicago; screen
career, International ("The World and His
Wife"), Goldwyn ("Girl with the Jazz Heart"),
First National ("Scrambled Wives"), Robert-
son-Cole ("If Women Only Knew"),
GERALD, Pete; b. Placenza, Italy, 1864; stage
career, 35 yrs. vaud., circus, drama, from con-
tortionist to leading man; screen career, L-Ko
("Born to the Purple," "Phantom Island,"
"The Eye of Fear"), Universal ("The Purple
Mask,") Bluebird ("The Craving"), Monopol
("Crimson Shoals"); acrobat and athletic con-
tortionist. Hght., 5, 9; wght., 140; black hair,
brown eyes. Ad., home, 1442 Union ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.
GERARD, Carl; screen career, Metro ("Body and
and Soul," "Uncharted Seas"), Goldwyn ("The
Silver Horde," "Man Who Had Everything"),
Universal ("The Secret Gift").
GERARD Charles; b. Carlow Ireland 1887;
educ. Castleknock and Dublin Univ. ; screen ca-
reer, Paramount ("Little Miss Optimist"), Uni-
versal ("The Double Standard"), Select ("The
New Moon," "The Isle of Conquest"), Famous
Players ("Pettigrew's Girl," "Something to Do,"
"The Counterfeit," "The Teeth of the Tiger,"
"The Gilded Lily," "Blackbirds"), Interna-
tional ("World and His Wife," "The Passionate
Pilgrim"), Selznick ("You Can't Kill Love,"
"Whispers"), Realart ("Out of the Chorus"),
D. W. Griffith ("The Hun Within," "Mary
Ellen Comes to Town"). Ad., Hotel Algon-
quin, N. Y.
GHENT, Derrick; screen career, Metro ("Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), Famous Players
("Silk Hosiery").
GIBBS, Robert Paton; b. Pa.; educ. Univ. of
Va. ; stage career, "The Flame," "Trilby,"
"Madam X," "Ghosts"; screen career, Savage
(title role In "Robinson Crusoe"), Pathe,
Kalem ("Grip of the Charlatan"), Metro ("Man
Who 1 Stayed at Home"), Fox ("Lure of Am-
bition"), World ("The Beloved Adventuress"),
First National ("The Passion Flower"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 155; dark complexion, gray hair,
black eyes. Ad., 16 Gramercy Park, N. Y.
GIBSON, Ed ("Hoot"); b. Tekamah, Nebr., 1892;
early career, cowboy, with Bud Atkin's circus
to Australia; screen career, since 1911, Selig,
Kalem ("Hazards of Helen"), Universal ("A
Knight of the Range," "The Crow," "The
Voice on the Wire," "Shameless Salvason,"
"The Trail of the Holdup Men," "The Lone
Hand," "The Double Holdup," "The Sheriff's
Oath," "The Jay Bird," "Harmony Ranch,"
"Roaring Dan", "The Smilin' Kid," "Pair of
Twins," "Saddle King," "Fighting Fury," "Out
of Luck," "The Cactus Kid"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 160 Light hair and blue eyes. Studio,
Universal City, Calif.
GILBERT, Jack; b. Logan, Utah, 1895; educ.
Hitchcock Mil. Acad., San Rafael, Calif.;
stage career, Baker Stk. 'Co. in Portland, Ore.
and Seattle, Wash., Forepaugh Stk. Co., Cin-
cinati, road shows screen career, Ince
("Princess of the Dark," "Golden Rule,"
"Millionaire Vagrant"), Mary Pickford
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
("Heart of the Hills"), Geo. Loane Tucker
("Ladies Must Live"), Maurice Tourneur
("White Heather," "Glory of Love," "The White
Circle," "Deep Waters"), Film Booking ("Serv-
ant in the House"). Directed Hope Hampton
in "The Bait" and "Love's Penalty". Engaged
to star in Fox picture plays. Home ad., L. A.
Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Calif.
GILES, Corliss; b. Providence, R. I.; educ.
there; stage career, with Lou Tellegen, "King
of Nowhere," "The Ware Case," "The Iron
Dove," John Cort (stock in large cities) ;
screen career, Clara K. Young ("Shirley
Kaye," "The Marionettes," "The House of
Glass"), Miller-Hallmark ("Love, Honor and
f a Gy
Nat'l ("In Search of a Sinner"), Victor Kremer
?"), Hallmark ("Heart of a Gypsy"), First
("Voices"), Fox ("The Mountain Woman").
Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 170; dark hair and eyes.
Home ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
GILLIS, William; screen career, Fox ("The Last
Straw"), Pathe ("Ruth of the Rockies" serial).
GILMORE, J. H.; screen career, Paramount
("Witness for the Defense," "The Kentuck- ,
ians"), Pathe ("Impossible Catherine"), De-
mocracy Photoplay ("Democracy"), Weber-
World ("The Wakefield Case"), Realart ("The
Magic Cup").
GIKARD, Jos. W.; b. Williamsport, Pa.; eduo.
Phila., Pa.; stage career, 20 yrs. exp. ; screen
career, 1 yr. with Edison, 4 yrs. with Uni-
versal ("Two Souled Women," "Beast of Ber-
lin," "Loot," "Paid in Advance," "Midnight
Man" serial), Payton Pictures, Inc. ("Sign of
the Rat"), Selznick ("The Figurehead"), Ber-
willa ("The Branded Mystery," "Dangerous
Paths," "Mysteria," "Sheriff of Hope Eternal."
"Blue Fox" serial, " Crimson Lash" serial).
Hght., 6; wght., 190; gray hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1757 Orange Drive, Hollywood, Calif.,
phone 577320.
GLASS, Gaston; b. and educ. Paris, France; stage
career, 5 yrs. with Sarah Bernhardt in France
and U. S. ; screen career, Pathe Freres, Gau-
mont, Paris; Famous Players-Lasky, World,
Cosmopolitan ("Humoresque," "World and His
Wife"; Hodkinson ("The Foreigner,") First
National ("Cameron of the Royal Mounted"),
Realart ("Her Winning Ways"). Metro
("There are No Villians"). Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 156; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad., For-
mosa Apts., phone Holly 2048, Los Angeles, Cal.
GLENDON, J. Frank; b. Choteau, Mont., 1885;
educ. Montana Wesleyan Univ.; stage career,
9 yrs.; screen career, Vitagraph (O. Henry
stories and "Woman in the Web,"), Garson
("Soul of Rafael," "Midchannel", "Hush"), Lois
Weber ("What Do Men Want"), Master Pic-
tures ("Roman Candles"), Goldwyn ("Tale of
Two Worlds"). Hght., 6; wght., 175; gray
eyes, brown hair. Ad., c/o Actors' Equity
Assn., Hollywood, Cal.
GOLDSMITH, Frank; b. 1881; stage career, 8
yrs. mgmt. of Chas. Frohman, with Shubert,
Brady, Winthrop Ames, "Truth" with _ Grace
George; screen career, Peerless, Paragon,
World Film ("The Page Mystery"), Mutual
("Reputation"), Artcraft ("The Rise of Janice
Gushing"), Goldwyn ("Oh, Johnny"), Fox
("Woman, Woman," "His Greatest Sacrifice"),
Paramount ("Wanted a Husband," "Education
of Elizabeth"). Hght., 5, 10%; dark com-
plexion.
GOLDSWORTHY, John Heath; educ. privately
in England; stage career, 17 yrs. in England
and America with George Edwardes, Shubert.
Frohman, Cohan and Harris; screen career.
Metro ("The Better Man," "The Yellow
Streak," " Debt of Honor," "Corner in Cot-
ton," "The Divorcee"), Fox ("The Second
Wife"), Famous Players ("The Red Widow,"
"Career of Katherine Bush"), Vitagraph
("The Sporting Duchess"). Hght, 6, 1%;
wght., 175; brown hair, blue eyes.
GOODWIN, Harold; screen career; Universal
("Overland Red"), First National ("The Family
Honor"), United Artists ("Suds"), Realart
(Sweet Lavender," "You Never Can Tell"), Fox
("The Road Demon," "Oliver Twist, Jr.").
GOODWINS, Fred.; b. London, Eng., 1891; educ.
Grocer's Co. Coll., London; stage career, with
Sir George Alexander, John Drew, Chas. Froh-
man, etc. ; screen career, Edison, Essaney,
Christie, Select ("Mrs. Lemngwell's Boots),
Lois Webber ("For Husbands Only"), Metro
("The Testing of Mildred Vane," "Making
Good "), Paramount ("Way of a Man with a
Maid"), Pathe ("Common Clay"), Jewel-
Universal ("Forbidden"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 150; blond hair and blue eyes.
GORDON, Bruce; b. Johannesburg, S. A.; educ.
St. Johns College, and London Univ. ; early
career, medical student; screen career, Progress
Film Co., London ("Sowing and Reaping,"
"Democracy," "After Many Days"), Phillips
Films, London ("A Little Child Shall Lead
Them"), Hollandia Film Co., Holland ("Toys"),
Gaumont ("First Men in the Moon"), Blackton
("House of the Tolling Bell," "Forbidden
Valley"), Realart. Hght., 6; wght., 180; dark
hair and eyes. Home ad., 109 Park Place,
Venice, Cal.; Venice 61830.
GORDON, Charles; screen career, Callaghan Prod.
("Bonnie May"), Fox ("A Connecticut Yankee
in King Arthur's Court").
GORDON, Harris; also director; b. Glenside, Pa.;
educ. Cheltenham Acad. ; stage career, with
Louis Mann; screen career, Reliance, Solax,
Famous Thanhouser ("The Picture of Dorian
Gray," "God's Witness," "The Price of Her
Silence," "The Girl Who Wanted to Live," "The
Image Maker"), Famous Players ("Double-
crossed "), Select Pictures ("The Honey-
moon"), Screencraft ("The Prodigal Wife,"
"Suspense"), Goldwyn ("Stop Thief"), Robert-
son-Cole ("The Pretenders"). Hght., 6; wght.,
150; light hair, blue eyes. Home ad., Laurel
Canyon, Cal., Holly 3431.
GORDON, Huntley; b. Montreal, Can., educ.
Banister Court School, England; screen
career, Vitagraph, Metro ("The Million Dollar
Dollies," "Our Mrs. McChesney"), Blackton
("The Common Cause"), Vitagraph ("Too
Many -Crooks," "The Unknown Quantity"),
Selznick ("The Glorious Lady," "Out Yonder,"
"Red Foam," "Out of the Snows," "Society
Snobs"), Famous Players ("The Dark Mirror,"
Frisky Mrs. Johnson"). Hght., 6; wght., 170;
fair complexion, light hair, blue eyes. Add.,
Bayshore, L. I., N. Y. Bayshore 527.
GORDON James; b. Pittsburgh, Pa.; 10 yrs.
stage; screen career, Edison, Famous Players,
Pathe, Wharton, Paramount ("The Final
Close-Up"), Select ("Jacques of the Silver
North"), First National ("The Thunder-
bolt"), Goldwyn ("Girl From Outside"), Select
("Experimental Marriage"), Famous Players
("Behind the Door"), Asso. Prod. ("Homespun
Folks"), Pathe ("The Blue Moon"), Tourneur
("Last of the Mohicans," "The Bait"), First
National ("The Old Swimmin' Hole"), Ameri-
can ("Sunset Jones"). Member M. P. D. A.
Home ad., 4520 Fountain Ave., Los Angeles.
Cal., phone 59584.
GORDON, Robert; educ. Los Angeles Polytechnic
Junior Coll.; stage career, one season with
Hollywood Community Players; screen career,
Paramount ("The Varmint," "Tom Sawyer,"
"Missing," "Huck and Tom." "Capt. Kidd,
Jr."), 5 pictures with Blackton-Pathe, Vita-
graph ("Dollars and the Woman," " Vice of
Fools"), Robertson-Cole ("If Women Only
Knew"), Selig-Rork ("The Rosary"). Ad.,
Pathe, 25 W. 45th St., N. Y. C.
GOUGH, John; screen career, Pathe ("Half a
Chance"), Universal ("Risky Business").
GOWLAND, Gibson; b. England; educ. private
schls. Eng.; stage career, legitimate; screen
career, Paramount ("White Heather," "Ladies
Must Live"), Universal ("Blind Husbands").
Metro ("The Right of Way"), First National
("The Fighting Shepherdess"), Paramount
("Behind the Door). Hght., 6; wght., 190;
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1401 El
Molino, Los Angeles, Cal.
GRAHAM, Charles; screen career, Arrow ("A
Wall Street Mystery," "On the High Card"),
Goldwyn ("The Song of the Soul"), Fox ("The
Mountain Woman").
GRANBY, Joseph; b. Boston, 1885; educ. there;
stage career, Castle Sq. and Boston stk., in
"Fine Feathers," vaud. for two seasons with
Valeska Suratt; screen career, Universal ("Man
From Nowhere"), Fox ("Jealousy," "The Vic-
tim"), World ("Rasputin, the Black Monk"),
Metro ("The Great Romance"), Ince-Para-
mount ("Black Is White"), Hallmark ("Chains
of Evidence"), Prod. Security ("Diane of Star
Hollow"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght, 155; dark
complexion, dark hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
518 W. 134th St., Mngsde. 9798, or Green Room
Club, N. Y
GRANT, Edwin J.; b. Cambridge, Mass., 1893;
stage career, stock, "Seven Days' Leave,"
Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic; screen career, World,
Goldwyn, Famous, Fox ("Private Peat," "The
Panther Woman"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 160;
black hair, blue eyes. Ad., 21 Webster ave.,
Somerville, Mass., and Film Players, 138 W
46th St., with Chamberlain Brown, 160 W. 45th
st., N. Y .C.
GRANT, Lawrence; screen career, Metro ("Held
in Trust," "The Chorus Girl's Romance,"
"Someone in the House," "Extravagance").
ACTORS
175
GKASSBY, Bertram; b. Lincolnshire, Eng., 1880;
educ. U. S. : stage career, rep, stk. ; screen ca-
reer, Griffith ("Romance of Happy Valley"),
Hodkinson ("The Lone Wolf's Daughter"),
Para.-Gish ("Battling Jane," "The Hope
Chest"), Equity ("For the Soul of Rafael," Mid-
Channel," "Hush," "Straight From Paris"),
Paramount ("The Fighting Chance"), Pathe
("The Week End"), Goldwyn ("Hold Your
Horses"). Hght., G; wght., 175; black hair and
eyes. Ad., 2026 Highland Ave., Los Angeles,
Cal., Holly 3033.
GRATTAN, Stephen; screen career, Fox ("The
Ruling Passion," "The Spider and the Fly,"
"A Tortured Heart," "The Family Stain,"
"Should a Mother Tell?"), Selznick ("The
Lone Wolf"), Select ("A Scream in the
Night"), Pathe ("Other Men's Shoes"), Metro
("The Misleading Lady"). Home ad., Hotel
Van Courtlandt, N. Y.
GRAVES, Ralph; b. Cleveland, O.; screen career,
2 yrs. Essanay, World ("Tinsel"), Tourneur
("Sporting Life," "The White Heather"),
Paramount ("I'll Get Him Yet," "The Home
Town Girl," "Out of Luck"), Universal ("The
("Scarlet Days,"), Paramount ("Little Miss Re-
bellion"), Metro ("Polly With a Past") Griffith
("Dream Street"), First National ("The Great-
est Question"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 170; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., L. A. A. Club, Los An-
geles, Cal.
GRAY, Clifford B.; educ. St. Luke's Schl., Wayne,
Pa., Lake Forest Acad., Cornell Univ.; stage
career, with Lew Fields, Musical Comedy, stock
in Chicago, vaud.; screen career, Pathe ("Beu-
lah," Famous Players ("The Crucible," "The
Cost"), World ("Nathan Hale," "Daughter of
the Sea"), Metro ("Strength of the Weak")
Selznick ("Sooner or Later"). Hght., 5, 8;
wght., 150; dark hair, blue eyes. Ad., Friars
Club, N. Y.
GREENE, Kempton; b. Shreveport, La., 1890;
educ. Friends' Sch., Phila. ; stage career,
"Checkers"; screen career, Lubin ("A Question
of Right," "The Man from the Sea"), Selig
("Brown of Harvard"), Goldwyn ("Our Little
Wife"), Oliver Film Corp. ("Craig Kennedy
Serial"), Arrow ("A Fool's Gold"), Vitagraph
("Fortune's Child"), Fox ("My Little Sister").
World ("Crook of Dreams," "Forest Rivals"),
Paramount ("Sentimental Tommy"). Hght., 5,
9; wght., 148; blond complexion. Lambs Club,
130 W. 44th st., N. Y.
GREENE, Walter; screen career, Pathe ("The
Inner Voice"), Arrow ("The Way Women
Love").
GREENLEAF, Chas. L,.; b. Evanston, 111., 1890;
educ. Lake View H. S., Chicago, and Univ. of
Minnesota; stage career, legitimate, covering
period of 4 yrs., Sari, comedy and Forbes-
Robertson Shakespearian plays; screen career,
Essanay ("Little Girl Next Door"), 5 charac-
ters in "Love's Sweet Dream." Portray Films
("For Her Lover's Sake"), Francis Ford Co.,
Lasky, Christie, Gale Henry Co., Brentwood,
Universal ("Once to Every Woman"). Hght.,
5,; 11; wght., 165; dark brown hair, blue eyes
Home ad., 3526 Fulton St., San Francisco, Calif.,
Bay View 1172.
GREY, R. Henry; b. Oakland; stage career, 10
yrs. in drama and light opera! screen career,
Al St. John ("Speed," "Cleaning Up," "Win-
dow Trimmer"), Universal ("Harem Skarem"),
Chas. Ray Co. ("R.S.V.P."). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 175; dark hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
237 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif.
GRIBBON, Eddie; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there; stage
career, Lou Morton's musical stk. and vaud. ;
screen career, Mack Sennett ("The Speak Easy,"
"Love, Honor and Behave." "Furnished
Rooms," "Heartbalm," "Molly O," "Call a
Cop," "Among Those Present," "Officer Cupid."
"Small Town Idol"). Hght., 6; wght., 200;
dark brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 2015
Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilshire
4552.
GRIBBON, Harry; b. 1888 and educ. N. Y. C.;
stage career, 15 yrs.; Ziegfeld Follies, Louise
Gunning, Shuberts, K. & E., etc.; screen career,
Keystone, Fox, Sennett - Paramount ("His
Smothered Love," "Ladies First"). Mack Sen-
nett ("Down on the Farm," "Don't Blame the
Stork"), Fox ("Slipping Feet"), Universal ("A
Movie Bug"), 5-reel comedy for Gt. Western
.Prod. Co. Home ad., 1337 N. Alvarado, Los
Angeles, Cal.; phone 55174.
GRIFFITH, Gordon; screen career, Paramount
("Huckleberry Finn," "To Please One Woman"),
Hodkinson ("The Kentucky Colonel"), National
("The Son of T&rzan").
GRIMWOOD, Herbert; b. Essex, England; educ.
forest School, Eng.; stage career, F. R. Benson
Shakespearean Co., heavy leads with Sir H.
Beerbohm Tree and for 8 yrs. to Oscar Asche
and Lily Bray ton; screen career. Douglas Fair-
banks Co. ("When the Clouds Roll By") 2
productions for Jesse Hampton Co. Pathe
("Simple Souls"), Metro ("The Hope"). Hght.,
B, 8%; wght., 156; iron gray hair, hazel eyes.
Home ad., 1835 Argyle ave., Los Angeles, Cal.;
GRISEL, Louis R.; b. N. Y., 1849; educ. Phila ;
stage career, "The Lion and the Mouse," "Such
a Little Queen," stage mgr. for McVicker's
theatre, Chicago; screen career, Pathe (one
and two-reel features), Reliance ("Solomon
and Son"), Eclair, World ("Broken Chains,"
"The Crimson Door"), Goldwyn ("The Cinder-
ella Man"), World ("Love in a Hurry," "The
Bluffer," "The Moral Deadline"), Artcraft
("His Parisian Wife"), Realart ("Mystery of
the Yellow Room").
GROSSMITH, Lawrence b. London, 1877; educ
St. Paul's Coll., London Univ. Sch. and Shrews-
TT UI 7 : tag< ? career, in London, 1896-1915; in
U. S. Played Freddy Popple in "Nobody Home";
screen career, J. S. Blackton ("The Common
Cause"), Lawrence Grossmith Comedy, 1 reel
("Making Good with Mother").
GUISE, Thomas Sheldon; b. Detroit; educ. there;
stage career, 35 yrs. with De Wolf Hopper,
Francis Wilson, Lillian Russell; screen career
F mou ,5; Ince - Triangle ("Broadway Arizona,"
The Clodhopper," "Tlie Wolf Woman," "The
Idolaters," "The Tar Heel Warrior," "The
Stainless Barrier"), Rob-Cole ("Josselyn's
ife '.''. 3 ,,V He , arts Asleep," "Woman Michael
Married"), Paramount ("23% Hours' Leave"
"Alarm Clock Andy"), Pathe ("Smouldering
Embers," "One Hour Before Dawn"), Hodkin-
son ("$30,000," "No. 99"). Hght., 5, 10, wght.
175; gray hair and eyes.
-H-
HACKATHORN, George, Juveniles and leads;
b. Pendleton, Ore.; educ. there; stage career,
"Devil's Auction," "Girl I Left Behind Me";
first exp. at age of 9, stk. and vaud. as singer;
screen career, Universal (" Sue of the South "
"Heart of Humanity"), Mary Pickford
("Amarilly of Clothesline Alley"), Harold Bell
Wright ("Shepherd of the Hills"), Famous
Players ("Tom Sawyer," "Huck and Tom," "To
Please One Woman," "What Do Men Want"),
Mayflower ("Sins of Martha Queed"), Asso.
Prod. ("Last of the Mohicans"), T. Hayes
Hunter prod. ("Light in the Clearing"). Hght.,
5, 7; wght., 130; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 667 S. Carondelet, Los Angeles, Calif.,
Wilshire 137; studio ad., Dial Film Co., Brun-
ton Studios, Los Angeles.
HACKETT, Albert; educ. private tutorage and
Professional Children's School, N. Y. C. ; stage
career, melodrama, " Traveling Salesman,"
" Writing on the Wall," with Olga Nethersole,
"Just a Woman," with Walter Hampden and
Josephine Victor "The Charm School"; screen
career, Pathe ("Poor Jimmy"), Lubin ("Four
Years"), Gaumont ("The House Party"), Edi-
son ("Boy Who Cried Wolf," "The Grail"),
Metro ("Dope"), World ("Ginger"), Famous
Players ("Come Out of the Kitchen," "Anne of
Green Gables"), Dorothy Gish ("Oh! Joe"),
Sennett ("Molly O"). Hght, 5, 9; wght., 139;
brown hair and eyes. Ad., 10 W. 64th St., N.
Y. C. Columbus 3875.
1IADLEY, Bert; screen' career, Robertson-Cole
("The Beggar Prince"), Fox ("Three Gold
Coins"), Hodkinson ("Down Home," "Partners
of the Tide").
HAGGERTY, Ben; screen career, Selig ("Kazan",
"Miracles of the Jungle").
HAGIN, John B.; screen career, Bert Lubin
("Honeymoon Ranch," "West of the Rio
Grande").
HAGNEY, Frank; screen, career, Vitagraph ("The
Gauntlet"), Paramount ("The Ghost in the
Garret").
HAINES, Robert Terrell; b. Muncie, Ind.; educ.
Kansas City pub. schls. and Univ. of Mis-
souri; stage career, starred in "The Darling
of the Gods," " Once Upon a Time," " The
Spendthrift"; in vaud.; also leading man for
Mrs. Fiske, Viola Allen, Olga Nethersole,
Grace George; stock star in N. Y., Cleveland,
Baltimore, Syracuse; screen career, leads in
Equitable, Gaumont, Erbograph ("The Vic-
tim"), Art ("The Capitol"), Hodkinson ("The
Foreigner"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 174; dark
complexion, dark hair and eyes. Ad., Lambs'
Club, N. Y.
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H ALBERT, Burton; screen career, Universal
("La La Lucille"), Goldwyn ("Boys Will be
Boys").
HALE, Alan; b. Wash., D. C., 1892; educ. Phila.;
stage career, stk., vaud., "Rainbow Girl,"
" Rock-a-Bye Baby," "Friendly Enemies";
screen career, Famous, Peerless (" Scarlet
Oath"), Fox ("The Lone Thief"), Selznick
("The Price She Paid"), Metro ("The Whirl-
pool"), M. H. Hoffman ("One Hour"),
Graphic ("Moral Suicide"), Peerless ("Heart
of a Woman"). Hght., 6; wght., 195; blond
hair blue eyes. Ad., home, 630 W. 135th St.,
N. Y.; Mngsde 5060.
HALE, Creighton; b. Cork, Ireland; educ. Dub-
lin and London; coming of theatrical family;
stage career, from early age, in various Lon-
don prods. ; came to America with Gertrude
Elliott's "Dawn of a To-morrow"; appeared
in Broadway prods, with John Mason, Hoi-
brook Blinn, Edmund Breeze, in leading roles;
screen career, Path Metro ("Woman the
Germans Shot," "Wilson or the Kaiser," "The
Thirteenth Chair"), Capellani ("Oh, Boy,"
"The Love Cheat," "A Damsel in Distress"),
World ("The Black Circle"), Griffith "(The
Idol Dancer," "Way Down East"), Ivan
Abrahamson ("Child For Sale"), McGregor
("Dangerous Maid"), Wisteria ("Honor of the
House"). Ad., 18 Windsor Road, Great Neck,
N. Y.
HALL,, Donald; b. Murree, North West Province,
East India, Aug. 14, 1878; educ. London, Eng. ;
stage career, baritone lead in "Florodora"
and " The Girl Behind the Counter," played
with Anna Held, Fritzi Scheff and other stars
in the United States; screen career, Fox-Fischer
("In the Shadow of the Dome"), Select "The
Greater Love"), Jans ("A Woman's Business"),
Selznick ("The Broken Melody") Vitagraph
("Mortmain," "The Christian"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 170; light complexion, iron gray hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
HALL,, Howard, also scenario writer; b. Evans-
ton, 111., 1878; educ. State Normal Schl. ; stage
career, 30 yrs., starred 12 yrs. in own plays;
screen career, Pathe, Vitagraph, Equitable,
Gaumont ("According to Law "), Beach
("The Barrier"), Metro ("Alias Mrs. Jes-
sup "), Warren Prod. ("Weavers of Life"),
France Film Co. ("The Natural Law"),
Metro ("The Gold Cure"). Hght., 6, 1%;
wght., 185; medium complexion, dark hair,
dark eyes. Ad., home, Decatur, Mich., and
Green Room Club, N. Y.
HALL, Thurston; b. Boston; educ. Winchester,
Mass.; stage career, "Ben Hur," supported
Lillian Russell in "Wildfire," "The Only Girl,"
"Love of Mike," "Have a Heart," "Mary
Stewart"; screen career. Fox (Marc Anthony
in Theda Bara prod., "Cleopatra"), leads in
Thos. Ince prod., Paralta, Famous ("Tyrant
Fear," "We Can't Have Everything"), C.
DeMille ("The 1 Squaw Man"), Universal ("The
Weaker Vessel," "The Unpainted Woman"),
lead with Gail Kane in "Empty Arms." Hght.,
6; wght., 200; fair complexion, brown hair,
gray-blue eyes. Ad., 130 W. 44th St., N. Y. C.
HALL,, Winter; b. Christchurch, New Zealand;
educ. there; stage career, 15 yrs. in Australia
and New Zealand under J. C. Williamson,
Ltd., screen career Lasky ("The Primrose
Ring," "The House of Silence," "Till I come
Back to you," "Capt. Kidd. Jr.", "City of Dim
Faces," "The Tree of Knowledge"). Metro
("The Red Lantern"), W. S. Hart ("The Money
Corral"), Katherine MacDonald ("The Bleed-
ers"), First National ("Woman in the House"),
Famous Players (''The Jucklins," "Behold
My Wife," ""What Every Woman Knows."
"The Witching Hour"), Realart ("The Littl*
Clown"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; gray hair and
eyes. Home ad., 1963 Beachwood Drive,
Hollywood, Cal., Holly 3943.
HALLAM, Henry; b. London, 1867; educ. Lon-
don; stage career, with Frank Wilson, Pauline
Hall, own sketch, with Lillian Russell; screen
career, Kleine ("Gloria's Romance"), Vita-
graph ("Lion and the Mouse," "The Climb-
ers"), Fox "Help, Help, Police," "Never Say
Quit," "Kathleen Mavourneen," "The Gaunt-
let," "The Prey," "Cousin Kate." "The Heart
of Maryland"), Metro ("The Fatal Hour").
Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 179; gray hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 4 W. 109th St., N. Y. Academy 4878.
HALLARD, C. M.; b. Edinburgh, Scotland;
educ. Edinburgh Acad. and Univ.; stage
career, 30 yrs. with Sir Frank Benson, Sir
Herbert Tree, Sir John Hare. Charles Froh-
man, 3 yrs. doing lead at Drury Lane,
"Sealed Orders," "Best o* Luck"; screen
career, Samuelson ("The Elder Miss Blos-
som," " Gamblers All," " The Husband Hunt-
er," "The Edge of Beyond," "The Bridal
Chair," "Faith, Hope and Charity"). Hght.,
5, 10; wght., 182; gray hair, blue eyes.
HALLOK, Bay; also asst. director; b. Washing-
ton, D. C. ; educ. there and Boston; stage
career, 2 seasons with Maude Adams and
vaud.; screen career, Famous Players ("Play-
thing of Broadway," "Blackbirds"), Than-
houser ("Amateur Orphan"), Griffith ("Dream
Street"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 140; dark com-
plexion, black hair and grey eyes. Home ad.,
407 W. 145th St., N. Y. C. Audubon 6193; studio
ad., 114 W. 44th St., c/o Jess Smith, N. Y.,
Bryant 0771.
HAM, Harry; b. Napanee, Ont. ; educ. Yale Univ.;
screen career, Famous, Bosworth (supported
Elsie Janis), Metro ("Father and the Boys").
Christie ("Tramp, Tramp, Tramp," "A Gay
Deceiver," " His Wedded Wife," " Kidding
Sister," " He Fell on the Beach," " Down by
the Sea," " Crazy by Proxy," " The Honey-
mooners," "Skirts").
HAMEB, Fred; b. Lancashire, England; educ.
Manchester, Eng.; early career, 10 yrs. in Brit-
ish Army; stage career, 7 yrs. in stk. and as
stage mgr., Belasco Theatre and Morosco The-
tre, Los Angeles, played in orig. prod, of
"Bird of Paradise"; screen career, Majestic
("His Little Pal," "Texas Bill's Last Ride,"
" Blue Pete's Escape," " Bank Burglar's Fate,"
"Broken Nose Bailey"), Fine Arts ("Stage
Struck," "Man and His Mate"), Griffith
("Hearts of the World," "Broken Blossoms"),
"The Great Radium Mystery," serial. Home
ad., 4412 Sunset Drive, Los Angeles, Holly 971.
HAMILTON, Jack "Shorty"; b. Chicago, 1888;
educ. there; early career, ranching; screen
career, Ince, NYMP, 101 Bison, Broncho
Domino, Keystone, Monogram Film Co., W. H.
Clifford Photoplay Corp., W. M. Smith Prod.
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 165; ruddy complexion,
black hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1241 Groes-
beck Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio.
HAMILTON, Hale; b. Ft. Madison, Iowa; educ.
Shattuck Military Academy and Univ. of Mich-
igan; stage career, Shakespearian repertoire;
in Wilton Lackaye's " The Pit," " The Ne'er Do
Well," Drury Lane Theatre, London, " Sealed
Orders," "A Pair of Sixes"; screen career,
Metro ("The Winning of Beatrice," "After
His Own Heart," " Full of Pep," " That's
Good," " In His Brother's Place," " The Four-
Flusher," " Five Thousand an Hour," " Johnny
on the Spot.") Hght., 6; wght., 175; light
hair, blue eyes. Ad., L. A. Athletic Club.
HAMILTON, Lloyd V.; also director; b. Oakland.
Calif. 1891; educ. there; stage career, began at
Ye Liberty Theatre, Oakland, as extra, with
Elleford Stock; screen career, 4 yrs. with
Kalem, originating role of Ham in "Ham and
Bud" comedies and appearing in 134 releases;
Sunshine ("Mongrels," "Son of a Hun," "Roar-
ing Lions and Wedding Bells"), First Nat'l ("A
Twilight Baby"), Mermaid Com. ("Duck Inn,"
"Dynamite," "The Simp," "Moonshine"), Super-
vises 1 and writes stories for own prods. Asso-
ciated with Jack White m'aking two reel
Mermaid Comedies. Hght. 6; wght. 200; light
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., L. A.
Athletic Club. Los Angeles, Bway 444.
HAMILTON, Mahlon; b. Baltimore, Md. ; educ.
there and Maryland Agriculture Coll.; exten-
sive stage career, screen career, Pathe, co-star
in serial ("The Hidden Hand"), Artcraft ("The
Danger Mark"), Select ("The Death Dance").
Kitty Gordon Prod., Mary Pickford (" Daddy
Longlegs"),' Anita Stewart ("Kingdom of
Dreams," " In Old Kentucky," " Ladies Must
Live"), Blanche Sweet ("The Deadlier Sex").
Brentwood Films ("The Third Generation"),
Goldwyn ("Earthbound"), Pathe ("Half a
Chance," "That Girl Montana"), Rockett Film
("The Truant Husband"), Asso. Prod. ("I Am
Guilty"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; light brown
hair, blue eyes.
HAMMOND, C. Norman; b. San Jose, Calif.;
France and London; stage career, began at
San Francisco, 1895, played with stk. and rep..
in "The Prince of India," played with Bertha
Kalich, Amelia Bingham; screen career, Cal-
laghan ("The Midlanders"), Ince ("The Bronze
Bell"), Universal ("The Smart Sex," "The Man
Tamer"), Mary Pickford ("Thru the Back
Door"). Hght., 6, 2; wght., 200; dark brown
hair, brown eyes. Ad., Actors' Equity, N. Y. C.
HANNA, Franklyn; b. 1875; stage career, Senator
Murphy in " Potash and Perlmutter," lead in
"Under Cover," vaud.; screen career, Than-
houser, Edison, Metro, Vitagraph (" The Mes-
sage of the Mouse," "Richard the Brazen"),
M. H. Hoffman ("One Hour"), Metro ("The
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Gold Cure," "The Great Romance "), World
("The American Way"), Pathe ("The Web of
Deceit"), Vitagraph ("The Fortune Hunter"),
Democracy Photoplay ("Democracy"). Hght.,
6, 2; complexion, dark; blue eyes.
HARDIN, Neil C.; b. Louisiana, Mo.; educ. Univ.
of Michigan; early career, lawyer; stage
career, 2 yrs. under direction Allan Damaby;
screen career, Universal, Pathe ("The Neglected
Wife"), Metro ("Johnny on the Spot"), Na-
tional (" Modern Husbands "), American (" The
Dangerous Talent"), Universal ("Girl in the
Rain"). Hght, 5, 10%; \vght., 150; dark
brown hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., c/o Willis
and Ingliss, Los Angeles, Cal.
HARE, Francis Lumsden; b. Ireland, 1875; educ.
St. Dunstan's, London; stage career, 20 yrs.
leading man, Ethel Barrymore, Maude Adams,
Billie Burke, John Drew, Gertrude Eliott;
Grace George, Marjorie Rambeau, Maxine
Elliott, Nance O'Neill; screen career, World
("Love's Crucible"), Pathe ("Arms and the
Woman"), Famous Players ("The Avalanche"),
Films Specials ("Mothers of Men"), Selznick
("The Country Cousin") L. Weber ("The Blue
Pearl"), Crest ("No Children Allowed"),
Famous Players -("Barbary Sheep," "Frisky
Mrs. Johnson," "Education of Elizabeth").
Hght., 6; wght., 175; brown hair. Member
Lambs' Players', Dunwoodie Country and Malba
Field Clubs, and Green Room Club, London.
Ad., home, Ballingary, Whitestone Landing,
L. I., N. Y.
HARKNESS, Carter B.; b. 1888; stage career, 3
yrs. stk. ; screen career, Biograph, Edison, Fox
("Gold and the Woman," "Her People"),
Thanhouser 2 yrs., Edison (" The Battle of
Tapoli "), Rador (" The Spirit of 1917 "). Hght.,
5, 11; medium complexion.
HARLAM, Macey; b. N. Y. ; educ. N. Y. ; stage
career, Frohman, Harris, Klaw and Erlanger,
Fiske, Woods, " Yellow Ticket," " Inside the
Lines," Otis Skinner, "Eyes of Youth," with
Marjorie Rambeau, Nance O'Neil, "The
Wanderer"; screen career, Famous Players,
Douglas Fairbanks. Goldwyn ("Flame, of the
Desert," Elsie Ferguson, Pauline Frederick, Mae
Murray in "The Right to Love," Famous
Players ("L 1 Apache," "Conquest of Canaan"),
Betty Compson ("Even as Eve"), Walsh-Field-
ing ("Chances Women Take"). Hght., 5, 9%;
wght., 155; black hair, brown eyes. Ad Lambs'
Club, N. Y.
HARLAN, Kenneth; b. N. Y. C., 1895; educ. N.
Y. C. ; stage career, lead with Gertrude Hoff-
man, played in "The Fortune Hunter," "The
Country Boy"; screen career, Metro, Ince Lois
Weber prod. ("The Whim"), Paralta ("A Man's
Man"), Bluebird ("The Wine Girl," "Bread,"
'The Model's Confession," "Midnight Madness,"
"The Turning Point"), Metro ("Love, Honor and
Obey," "The Rossmore Case"), Talmadge
("Dangerous Business," "Mamma's Affair,"
"Lessons in Love", "Beauty and Brains").
Hght. 6; wght. 185; dark complexion, dark
hair, black eyes. Ad., Talmadge Studios, 318
E. 48th St., N. Y. C.
HARLAN, Otis; b. Zanesville, O. ; educ. Kenyon
College, Gambler, O. ; became member Chas.
Hoyt's Co., " A Black Sheep," producing man-
ager, " The Vanderbilt Cup," " The Parisian
Model " ; screen career, Selig (plays adapted
from Hoyt comedies, " A Black Sheep," " A
Stranger in New York," " A Milk White Flag,"
"A Temperance Town"), Edison ("Regenera-
tion of Sam Packard," " Everybody Loves a
Fat Man"), Otis Harlan Co. ("Welcome
Home"), Vitagraph ("The Romance Promoters,"
"Diamonds Adrift"), J. D. Hampton ("When
We Were Twenty-One"), Carter De Haven
("The Girl in the Taxi"), Rockett Film Corp.
("Keeping Up With Lizzie"). Home ad, 3260
Connecticut St., Los Angeles, Calif., phone
75135.
HARMON, HENRY; screen career, Metro
("Stronger Than Death," "The Right of Way,"
"Old Lady 31," "Love, Honor and Obey).
HARMON, "Pat"; b. Lewistown, 111.; educ.
there; stage career, 8 yrs. in stk., rep. and cir-
cus; screen career, began in 1914, Kinemacolor,
Fox, Griffith, Ince, L-Ko, Universal, " Speed
Maniac " with Tom Mix, " The Busher " with
Charles Ray, Fox ("Fire Brand Trevison").
Hght., 6, wght., 210; brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 516 W. 42nd Place, Los Angeles,
Cal. 'Phone 28375.
HARRIS, Joe; screen career, Universal ("Bare
Fists," "Rider of the Law," "Gun Fightin'
Gentleman," "A Marked Man," "Overland
Red," "Bullet Proof," "Human Stuff," "Sun-
down Slim," "West is West," "The Freeze Out,"
"The Wallop"), Foundation Film ("The White
Rider").
HARRIS, Wadsworth; screen career, Fox ("The
Iron Rider"), Universal ("Rich Girl, Poor
Girl").
HARRISON, James ("Jimmie") ; b. Milwaukee.
Wis. ; educ. there and Chicago; stage career,
stk. for 1 season in Chicago, " Bird of Para-
dise" Morosco, with Lenore Ulrich, 30 mos. ; 1
season vaud. in sketch, with James T. Powers
in "Somebody's Luggage"; screen career, Grif-
fith ("The Bad Boy," "Madame Bo-Peep"),
Christie Comedies ("Kids and Kidlets" "Reno,
All Change," "Nearly Newlyweds," and 14
others), First National ("Lessons in Love").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 140; dark complexion, black
hair, brown eyes. Ad. c/o Edw Small, 1493
Broadway.
HART, Albert; stage career, with Richard Mans-
field, and many Broadway successes; screen ca-
reer, World ("The Roughneck," "The Little
Intruder," "The Quickening Flame," "Miss
Crusoe," "The Oakdale Affair"). Independent
"The Challenge of Chance"), Fox ("Thei Dead
Line"), Westart ("A Cowboy Ace," "Cotton and
Cattle"), Prod. Security ("Diane of Star Hol-
low").
HART, Neal, also director; b. Richmond, N. Y.;
educ. Bucknell Univ., Lewisburg, Pa. ; screen
career, Universal ("Man From Montana,"
"Lion's Claw" serial), Circle H. Film Co.
("When the Desert Smiled"), Capital ("A
Knight of Western Land," "The. Dead Line,"
"The Square Shooter," "Sands of the Desert,"
"Bare Fisted Gallagher," "The Element of
Might"), Pinnacle ("Hell's Oasis"), Indepen-
dent ("Skyfire," "Danger Valley"). Hght., 5,
9; wght., 170; dark brown hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 6258 Yucca ave., Hollywood,
Calif. Phone 57413.
HART, William S.; b. Newburgh, N. Y. ; stage
career, debut at 19 with Daniel B. Bandmann,
supported Modjeska; screen career, Ince, Hart-
Artcraft ("Wolves of the Trail," "Blue Blazes
Rawden," "The Tiger Man," "Selfish Yates,"
"Shark Monroe," "Riddle Gawne," "The Border
Wireless," "Branding Broadway," "The Breed
of Men," "The Poppy Girl's Husband," "The
Money Corral," "Square Deal Sanderson,"
"Wagon Tracks," "John Petticoats"), William
5. Hart Co., organized Sept., 1919, Famous
Players ("Sand," "The Toll Gate," "The Cradle
of Courage," "The Testing Block," "O'Malley
of the Mounted," "The Whistle"). Hght.,
6, 1; wght., 190; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
Wm. S. Hart Co., Bates and Effie sts., Holly-
wood, Calif.
HARVEY, Lew; b. Wisconsin; educ. Portland;
stage career, 3 yrs. legitimate; screen career,
Texas Guinan Co. ("Not Guilty," "The Lady
of the Law," "Bob White"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 160; black hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
630 W. 4th St.. Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 16439.
HATCH, Wm. Riley; b. & educ. Cleveland, O.:
studied art for 3 yrs. in Paris; stage career, 35
yrs., opera, plays, mus. com.; screen career,
Famous Players ("Teeth of the Tiger"), E. K.
Lincoln ("The Inner Voice"), Dorothy Gish,
("Her Majesty"), Paramount ("Little Miss Re-
bellion," "The Idol of the North"), Realart
("Something Different," Sheltered Daughters"),
Asso. Exhib. ("What Women Will Do"), Out-
look Photoplay ("You Find It Everywhere").
Hght., 6; wght., 209; dark brown hair, black
eyes. Member Lambs Club. Ad., Bayside,
L. L, N. Y.; Bayside 676.
HATTERAS, Richard; educ. Harrow, England;
stage career, produced Shaw's "Pygmalion" and
"The Second Mrs. Tanqueray" for Mrs. Patrick
Campbell, was leading man for Margaret Illing-
ton in "The Lie" for a year's tour; screen ca-
reer, Frohman ("John Gladyde's Honor"), Em-
pire All Star ("The Outcast"), Rapf ("The
Struggle Everlasting"), Realart ("The Fear
Market"). Hght., 6; wght., 140; dark brown
hair, hazel eyes. Ad. 37 W. 72nd St.
IIATTON, Edward; b. Kentucky; screen career,
began in 1915, Vitagraph ("Rose of Wolfville"),
Tex. Guinan ("Bob White"), Doubleday ("God's
Children"), Bill Farnum ("The Last of the
Duanes," "In the Heart of a Fool"), C. B. C
Film Sales ("The Gun Runners," "Pirates of
the West," "Queen of Hearts," "The Eagle
Man"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 155; blond hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 924 West 6th st., Los
Angeles, Calif.
HATTON, Raymond; b. Red Oak, Iowa; educ.
there; stage career, portraying mostly character
roles; screen career, Famous Players, "The
Whispering Chorus," "We Can't Have Every-
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thing," "Arizona," "Male and Female," "Every-
woman," "The Sea Wolf," "Young Mrs. Win-
throp," "The Dancing Fool"), Goldwyn ("Jes"
Call Me Jim," "Stop Thief," "Officer 666,"
"Bunty Pulls the Strings," The Concert"),
Irving Lesser ("Peck's Bad Boy"), Robertson-
Cole ("Salvage)). Hght.. 5. 7; wght.. 140;
brown hair, blue eyes.
HAYAKAWA, Sessue; b. Tokio, Japan, 1889;
educ. college in Japan and Univ. of Chicago;
stage career, 6 yrs. of stage experience in
Japan; screen career, Paramount ("City of Dim
Faces"), Haworth-Mutual ("His Birthright,"
"Temple of Dusk"), Haworth-Robertson-Cole
("Bonds of Honor," "A Heart in Pawn," "Cour-
ageous Coward," "The Debt," "The Grey Hori-
zon"), Rob-Cole ("The Man Beneath," "The
Mysterious Prince," "The Dragon Painter,"
"The Tong Man," "His Highness the Beggar,"
"Li Ting Lang," "An Arabian Knight," "The
Beggar Prince," "The First Born," "Black
Roses"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 157; black hair
and black eyes. Ad., Haworth Pict. Corp.,
Brunton Studio, Los Angeles, Cal.
HAYES, Frank; b. San Francisco, 1871; educ.
San Francisco; stage career, mus. com., vaud.,
stock, tour; screen career, 50 Keystone comedies
Sunshine Comedies, 3 yrs. Mack Sennett, Vita-
graph ("Cupid Forecloses"), Metro ("After His
Own Heart"), Pathe ("The Killer," "Lure of
Egypt"), Hodkinson ("Man of the Forest"),
Hampton ("Mysterious Rider," "Heart's
Haven"), Ince ("When Do We eat). Ad., 1417
N. Alvarado, L. A., Cal. Wilshire 6861.
HAYS, VVm. T.; educ. Wentworth Military Acad.,
Lexington, Mo. ; stage career, 30 yrs. ; screen
career, Fox ("Troublemakers," "American
Buds," "Eastward Ho!"), Edison ("Awaken-
ing of Ruth"), Metro ("The Brass Check"),
Selznick ("Sealed Hearts, "Piccadilly Jim"),
International ("Miracle of Love"), Mayflower
("Scrap of Paper"), Fox ("A Manhattan
Knight"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 160; Gray hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 331 W. 45th st., N. Y. ; Bryant
2533.
HAZKLTON, J. H.; b. Virginia; educ. Georgetown
Univr.; stage career, 1874, John T. Ford's Stk.
Co. in Washington ' and Baltimore for 6 yrs.,
several yrs. with David Belasco, directed stage
prod, and stk. cos., program boy in Ford's
Theatre night Pres. Lincoln was shot and wit-
nessed the assassination, Apr. 14, 1865; screen
career, 4 yrs. with Selig, 1 yr. with Biograph,
played character parts with most of present
stars. Hght., 5, 8; wght., 175; dark iron grey
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1629 S. Flower St.,
Los Angeles, Calif. West 1062.
HEARN, Edward; b. . Dayton, Wash., 1888; educ.
Whitman Coll.; screen career, from 1915, Uni-
versal ("Her Bitter Cup," "The Seekers," "The
Undercurrent," "Idle Wives," "Treason"), Fox
("Patsy"), Signal Film ("The Lost Express"),
Bluebird (''Lure of Luxury," "The Last of His
People"), Bradbury Prods. ("Into the Night"),
J. W. Kerrigan ("The Coast of Opportunity"),
Irvin V. Willat ("Down Home," "Face of the
World), Independent "The Things Men Do"),
Ruth Roland Co. ("The Avenging Arrow",
Universal ("All Dolled Up"), Rocket ("Keep-
ing Up with Lizzie"). Hght., 6; wght., 190;
brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 4427 Rus-
sell Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; phone 597001.
HEBERT, Henry J.; b. Providence, R. I.; educ.
there and St. Lawrence Univ., Canton, N. Y. ;
stage career, 12 yrs., "The City," "Brewster's
Millions," "Batchelor's Baby," etc., 5 yrs. in
Keith's stk.; screen career, Norma Talmadge
("Ghosts of Yesterday"), Famous ("La Tosca"),
Doris Kenyon ("Wild Honey"), Fox (supported
Wm. Farnum for 2 yrs., "When Fate Decided,"
"Rose of the West," "Last of the Duanes"),
Mary Pickford ("Heart of the Hills"), Fox
("Lost Money," "Sergt. Tim Rierdon," "Her
Elephant Man," "Twins of Suffering Creek,"
"The Orphan," "Joyous Troublemaker"), Vita-
graph ("Diamond Adrift"), Hayakawa "Black
Roses"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; dark hair,
brown eyes. Home ad. 6569 De Longpre Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif. Phone 577-735.
HECK, Stanton; screen career, Fox (Forbidden
Trails," "Fire Brand Trevison," "Rose of
Nome"), Universal ("Pink Tights), Pathe
("The Money Changers," "A Beggar in
Purple"), Asso. Prod. ("A Perfect Crime").
HENDBICKS, Ben; screen career, Hodkinson
("The Capitol"), Metro ("Nothing But the
Truth"), Jaxon ("Rich Slave"), Cosmopolitan
"Heliotrope").
HENDBICKS, Dudley; screen career, Goldwyn
("The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"),
Hodkinson ("The Kentucky Colonel").
HENRY, George; educ. St. Louis Hall, Montreal,
Can.; stage career, 25 yrs., started as trick and
straight pony rider, with Jas. Melville Family,
Wood's Museum, Madison Square theatre;
screen career, Fox, World, Famous Players,
Biograph, Vitagraph, ("Grain of Dust," "When
It Strikes Home"), Walsh-Fielding ("Black
Panther"), Metro ("The Man Who"). Hght.,
5, 9; wght., 172; mixed gray hair, dark gray
eyes. Permanent ad., 229 W. 46th st., N Y. C.;
Bryant 4020.
HERBERT, A. J.; b. Melbourne, Aus. ; educ.
there, Scotch College; stage exper., came from
England with Chas. Frohman, screen career,
juveniles and light heavies with Famous Pla>
ers (supporting Billie Burke and Alice Brady),
Metro, Gaumont, Vitagraph and D. W. Griffith's
"Romance" with Doris Keane and "The Brass
Bowl" -with Robert Harron. Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 140; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
HERBERT, Holmes; b. Dublin, Ire., 1882; educ.
Rugby, Eng. ; stage career, 7 yrs. in U. S. screen
career, Famous Players ("A Doll's House,"
"His House in Order"), Tourneur ("My Lady's
Garter," "White Heather"), Ince "Market of
Souls," "Black Is White"), Paramount ("Right
to Love," "Lady Rose's Daughter"), Vitagraph
("Dead Men Tell No Tales"), First Nat'l ("The
Truth About Husbands"), Cosmopolitan ("Wild
Goose"). Hght., 6; wght., 176; fair complexion,
light hair, gray eyes. Ad., 36 28th st., Beech-
hurst, L. I., N. Y. Flushing 3878 J.
HERBERT, Jack; screen career, Famous Players
("Told in the Hills," "Excuse My Dust," "The
Jucklins").
HERBERT, Sydney; screen career, First National
("The Branded Woman"), Fox ("The Thief").
HERNANDEZ, George F.; b. Placerville, Cal.,
1863; educ. Oakland, Calif.; stage career, 26
yrs., including 4 yrs. in stk.; screen career,
Selig, Metro, Lasky, Universal ("The Girl of
Lost Lake," "God's Crucible," "The Greater
Law," "Cherries Are Ripe," "Be a Little
Sport" ), Keenan ("The Silver Girl"), Triangle
("Up and Down," "Broadway Arizona"), Lois
Weber "Mary Regan"), Haworth-Hayakawa
("Courageous Coward"), Ince - Paramount
("Watch Out, William"), Blackwell, Inc.
("East or West"), Ollie Silless ("Seeds of
Vengeance"), Goldwyn ("Just Out of College"),
Fox ("The Road Demon"), B. B. Hampton
("The Lure of Egypt"). Hght., 5, 5; wght.,
196; dark complexion, brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 2228 Duane st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Wilshire 2647.
HERZINGER, Chas.; b. Nevada City, Calif.; educ.
Graduate Nat'l Univ., Washington, D. C. ; stage
career, 20 yrs. on legit, stage; screen career,
Universal ("Honor Bound," "Tiger True,"
"Rich Girl, Poor Girl," 16 two-reelers with
Jack Perrin), Robertson-Cole ("Good Women").
Hght., 6; wght., 170; dark gray hair and eyes.
Home ad., 606 S. Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif.
Pico 626.
HERZOG, Frederick; screen career, Hodkinson
("King Spruce"), Fox ("Forbidden Trails"),
Universal ("The Big Adventure").
HEWLAND, Philip; screen career, George Clark
("The Duke's Son"), Stoll Film ("Squandered
Lives").
HE YES, Herbert; b. Little Falls, Wash.; educ.
Hill's Mil. Acad., Portland, Ore.; stage career,
12 yrs. in prods, and stk. as leading man and
stage director; star of "Truxton King," "The
Man on the Box," en tour "Girl of the Golden
West" "Civilian Clothes"; screen career, lead-
ing man with Helen Keller in "Deliverance";
co. star Rex Beach's "Heart of the Sunset",
Ro-Cole (" The Heart of Rachael ") Fox
("Queen of Sheba"), Universal ("The Evil
Half," "The Dangerous Moment"), Hght., 6,
1%; wght., 190; dark complexion, dark brown
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 501 N. Gower St.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
HICKMAN, Alfred, also scenario writer; stage
career, Sir Henry Irving, Augustin Daly, screen
career, Famous Players ("Pursuit of Polly,"
"Make Believe Wife," "Barnabetta," "Fear
Market," "Little Miss Hoover," "Here Comes
the Bride," "39 East," "Civilian Clothes"). Now
playing lead in "The Passion Flower." Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 160; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
105 W. 55th st., N. Y. C., or Lambs Club.
HICKS, Henry C.; b. England; 4 yrs. war service
in Belgium and France, 18th Royal Fusiliers
and 1st Cavalry Division; screen career, Lasky
("Thou Art the Man," "The Dancing Fool").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 150; brown hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 2440 W. Pico st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
West 1680.
ACTORS
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HIEBS, Walter; b. Cordele, Ga.; educ. Savan-
nah and Peekskill Mil. Acad. ; stage career,
vaud. in sketches; screen career, Lasky ("It
Pays to Advertise"), Ince ("What's Your Hus-
band Doing?" "Hard Boiled"), Goldwyn
("When doctors Disagree," "The Fear Wom-
an," "Spotlight Sadie"), Select ("An Experi-
mental Marriage"), First National ("The
Turning Point"), Ince ("Bill Henry"),
Famous Players (" A City Sparrow," " The
Fourteenth Man," " Mrs. Temple's Telegram,"
" Sham "), Realart (" Oh Lady Lady," " The
Snob "), Goldwyn ("Going Some"). Hght.,
5, 10%; wght., 230. Home ad., Engstrum Apts.
623 W. 5th St., Los Angeles, Cal. Main 7374.
HIGBY, Walter; screen career, Fox ("The House
of Toys"), Paramount ("Let's be Fashion-
able," " Homer Comes Home ").
111GBY, Wilbur; b. Churchill, Miss., Aug. 21,
1869; educ., Michigan and Hillsdale Coll.; stage
career, 20 yrs., in stk and on road with Otis
Skinner, Wilton Lackaye, Marguerite Clark,
stk. star at Garrick Theatre, St. Louis, etc.;
screen career, Fine Arts ("Intolerance," "Diane
of the Follies"), D. W. Griffith 2% yrs. as ac-
tor and director ("Broken Blossoms," "True
Heart Susie," "I'll Get Him Yet"), American
("Brass Buttons"), Ince ("Homer Comes
Home") Selig ("Danger Land"), Fox ("Live
Wires," "Queen of Sheba "). Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 180; brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
1805 Wilcox ave., Hollywood, Calif, phone
579431.
HILL, Ben; screen career, Ay won Corp. (" The
Unknown Ranger," "Dangerous Trails"), Ar-
row ("On the High Card").
WILL, Robert F.; also director; b. Port Rohen,
Ont., Canada, 1886; educ. Detroit, and N. Y. C. ;
stage career, 7 yrs. with Vaughan Glaser in
stk. and rep., 3 yrs. heading own co.; screen
career, Universal ("The Lonely Heart," "The
Girl Who Would Tell," " Temptation and the
Man," " The Crystal's Warning," " The Great
Radium Mystery," " The Flaming Disk," " The
Adventures of Tarzan "). Hght., 6, 1; wght.,
200; grey black hair, dark brown eyes. Home
ad., 1532% N. Serrano Ave., Hollywood, Calif.;
Holly 3464.
HILiL, Kollo Lee; b. Minneapolis, Minn.; educ.
Univ. of M.; stage career, theatre mgr. roaci,
Broadhurst & Currie; stock cos., Minneapolis,
leads in stock, Louisville, Ky., Minneapolis
screen career, Thos. H. Ince ("The Idolater"),
Triangle ("Station Content," "Lonely Woman"),
special prods. ("Old Wives for New," "Men of
Today and Tomorrow"), Paramount ("Girls,"
"The Crystal Globe"), Universal ("The Sign of
the Four"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 165; dark
hair and eyes. Ad., P. O. Box 205, Glendale.
Calif.; Wil. 172., or Actors' Assn., Hollywood,
Calif.
MILLIARD, Harry S.; b. Cincinnati, O. ; educ.
Cincinnati High and Miami Medical Coll. ; stage
career, with Wilton Lackaye, Blanche Rirxg,
Florence Reed and others; screen career,
Fox ("Every Girl's Dream"), Metro ("The
Successful Adventure"), Universal ("A
Romance of Rome"), Fox ("The Sneak,"
"Cheating Herself"), Bluebird ("Little White
Savage"), Triangle ("The Little Rowdy"),
Jewel-Univ, ("Destiny"), Pathe ("The Dang-
erous Talent"), Universal ("The Girl in No.
29"). Member of Lambs Club, Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 170; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
1903 Wilcox ave., Hollywood, Cal.; phone 577939.
HINES, John; b. Golden, Colo., July 25, 1895;
educ. Pittsburgh and C. C. of N. Y. ; 8 yrs.
on stage; screen career, Peerless-World ("Miss
Petticoats," "Tillie Wakes Up," "Alias Jimmy
Valentine"), World ("A Scrap of Paper,"
" Neighbors," " The Little Intruder," " Heart
of Gold," "Three Green Eyes"), Fox ("East-
ward Ho!"), Educational ("Torchy Turns
Cupid," " Torchy's Double Triumph," " Torchy
Mixes In," "Torchy's Big Lead," "Torchy in
High," "Torchy's Night Hood"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 150; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad., 548 W.
164th St., N. Y. C.
HOCH, Emil; screen career, Paramount ("The
Dark Star"), Goldwyn ("Girl with the Jazz
Heart ").
HOFFMAN, Otto F.; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. there;
stage career, 20 yrs., with Elsie Ferguson in
"The Strange Woman," "Spring Main," Louis
Mann in "The Cheater," Selwyn's "Coming
Home to Roost"; screen career, Ince ("Sher-
iff's Son," "String Beans," "Nine O'clock
Town," "Home Town," "Egg Crate Wallop,"
"The Busher," "23% Hours' Leave," "Paris
Green"), Goldwyn ("City of Comrades," "The
Great Accident," " It's a Great Life," " Just
Out of College," " Bunty Pulls the Strings "
"Mr. Barnes of N. Y."), Ince ("The Jail
Bird," "Bronze Bell"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght
130; dark brown hair, dark eyes. Ad., 663
Duquesne Ave., Culver City, Calif.
I1OLDEN, William; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Fortune Hunter," "Bab's Candidate")
HOLDING, Thomas; b. Black Heath, Kent!
England; educ. Rugby; stage career, 12 yrs.,
Edward Terry, Forbes-Robertson, Maxine El-
liot, Nazimova; screen career, Morosco
(dir. "The Redeeming Love"), Petrova
Pictures ("Daughters of Destiny"), Univer-
sal ("Vanity Pool"), Fox ("The Danger Zone"),
Paramount ("The Lady of Red Butte"), Rob-
Cole ("Tangled Threads," "Beckoning Roads"),
Goldwyn ("Peace of Roaring River"), Hodkin-
son ("Long Wolf's Daughter"), Pathe ("The
Honey Bee"), Universal ("In Folly's Trail"),
First National ("Woman In His House"),
Paramount (" Sacred and Profane Love" ),
Hght.,. 6; wght., 172; dark hair, blue eyes. Ad..
1476 Morgan Place, L. A., Cal., Phone 597397.
HOLLAND, Cecil C.; stage career, 5 yrs. legiti-
mate stock and rep.; screen career, 1912,
Morosco, Selig ("The Crisis," "Garden of
Allah," "Gentlemen Adventurer," "In Tune
With the Wild," "Bloom Center" serial), Lasky
("The Great Impersonation," "A Wise Fool").
Ad., 1408 West 9th St., Los Angeles, Cal., phone
53323.
HOLLAND, Harold; b. Gravesend, Kent, Eng-
land; educ. Margate College, England; stage
career, 8 yrs. exper. ; screen career, 9 yrs., B.
B. Hampton ("The Spenders"), Sessue Haya-
kawa ("When the Lights are Low," "Black
Roses"), Hght., 5, 11; wght., 200; brown hair
and eyes. Home ad., 620 S. Figueroa St., Los
Angeles, Calif.; phone 60435.
HOLLINGSWORTH, Alfred; also scenario writer;
b. Nebraska; educ. Pueblo, Colo.; stage career,
14 yrs. screen career, Goldwyn ("The Strange
Boarder," "Leave It to Susan," "The One Way
. Trail"), Ince ("23% Hours' Leave"), Metro
("The Uplifters"), American ("Fair Enough"),
Vitagraph ("Adventures of Simple Harry,"
"The Trail of the Hawk" serial), Metro
("Please Get Married," "The Saphead," "Bil-
lions"), Ince ("The Leopard Woman," "Passing
Thru"), Paul Hurst ("Shadows of the West"),
Universal ("White Youth"). Hght., 6; wght.,
200; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., 5408 Hollywood blvd, Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 597538.
HOLMES, Stuart; b. Chicago, 1887; educ. Art
Inst. ; stage career, with Henry E. Dixey in
"Mary Jane's Pa"; screen career, Selznick ("The
Wild Girl," "The Ghost*: of Yesterday," "Poor
Rich Man," "When Men Betray," "Sins of the
Children"), Norma Talmadge ("The New
Moon," "Way of a Woman"), Hallmark ("The
Other Man's Wife," "A Dangerous Affair,"
"Love, Honor and ?"), World ("Dust of De-
sire," "Little Intruder"), Pathe ("Isle of Jew-
els"), Metro ("Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse," "Body and Soul," "Passion Fruit"),
Hght., 6; wght., 182; gray eyes, reddish hair.
Ad., care Edward Small, Inc., 1493 Bway, N. Y.
HOLMES, Taylor; b. Newark, N. J.; stage career,
"Hi Majesty Bunker Bean," "The Commuters,"
"The Third Party," "The Million"; screen ca-
reer, Essanay ("The Small Town Guy," "Rug-
gles of the Red Gap," "A Pair of Sixes," "The
Rainbow Chaser," "Uneasy Money"), Triangle
("Upside Down," "Taxi," "A Regular Fellow,"
"Three Black Eyes," "It's a Bear"), Taylor
Holmes Prod. ("Nothing But the Truth," "The
Very Idea"). Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 150; dark
hair, brown eyes. Ad., Friars Club, N. Y. C.
HOLT, Jack; b. Winchester, Va. ; educ. V. M. L. ;
stage exper., 4 seasons stk. ; screen career, Uni-
versal, Select, Paramount ('The Honor of His
House"), Ince-Para. ("A Desert Wooing.'
"The Marriage Ring'), Select ("Cheating Cheat-
ers"), Paramount ("The Life Line," "Victory"),
First National ("A Midnight Romance'),, Rob-
Cole ("Kitty Kelly, M. D."), Artcraft ("For
Better, For Worse," "Crooked Streets," "Held
By The Enemy," "Midsummer Madness"),
Realart ("All Souls' Eve," "Ducks and
Drakes"), Wm. De Mille ("The Lost
Romance"). Hght., 6; wght., 173; dark brown
hair and eyes. Ad., Lasky studios, Hollywood,
Calif.
HOOSE, Ralph R.; juveniles; b. Mishawaka, Ind.,
1900; screen career, Castle studios, Chicago,
Comedy Co., "Do the Dead Talk?" Specialty
Feature Films ("Within Our Gates"), Micheaux
Films. Hght., 5, 3; wght, 122; brown hair and
eyes. Ad., Castle Studios, 2332 N. California
ave., Chicago, 111.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
HOPKINS, John; screen career, Fox ("A Manhat-
tan Knight," "The Dead Line"), Vitagraph
("The Scarab Ring").
HORNE, W. T.; b. Chicago; educ. Conn.; stage
career, since 1885; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Enchanted Barn"), the Judge in all
Judge Brown's pictures for 2 yrs; National
("Boys Will Be Boys"). Capitol ("Bare
Knuckles"), Universal ("Graft," "Who was the
Other Man?" "A Social Buccaneer"), Signal
("The Knotted Cord"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght.,
198; grayish brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 2004
Cahuenga ave., Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 2780.
HORTON, Walter; screen career, Vitagraph
("Babs's Candidate," "The Gauntlet").
HOUDLNI, Harry; b. Appleton, Wis. ; stage ca-
reer, since 1883; legitimate, circus, vaud. ; screen
career, Octagon Film Corp. ("The Master Mys-
tery"), Lasky ("The Grim Game," "Deep Sea
Loot"), Cinema Lux., Paris ("Adventures of
Houdini in Paris"), Paramount ("Terror
Island"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 179: black gray
hair; steel blue eyes.
HOUSMAN, Arthur; b. N. Y., 1890; educ. N. Y.:
tage career, vaud. comedy parts in N. Y. ;
creen career, 5 yrs. with Edison, featured for
a yr. in 8 comedies, Selig ("Brown of Har-
vard"), Metro ("Red, White and Blue Blood"),
about 1 yr. with Goldwyn ("All Woman,"
"Bondage of Barbara," "Back to the Woods,"
"The Gay Lord Quex," "Toby's Bow," "The
Blooming Angel"), Tourneur ("The County
Fair"), Selznick ("The Point of View," "Worlds
Apart," "Road of Ambition"). Ad., 395 E.
197th St., N. Y. C.
HOWARD, Charles Ray; b. San Diego, Caiif. ;
educ. there and N. Y. C. ; stage career, 3 yrs.
stk., rep. and prod., Guy Bates Post in "Omar,
the Tentmaker" ; screen career, 2 yrs. with Bio-
graph and Edison, Fox ("Every Mother's Son"),
H. & H. Prod. ("Soul of a Nation"), World
("Neighbors"), Government Films ("America
Was Right"), Herbert Brenon ("Eternal Sin").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 150; brown hair, light
brown eyes. Home ad., 902 Gratton St., Los
Angeles, Calif. Bway 140.
HOWARD, George; b. and educ. Philadelphia;
stage career, 20 yrs. screen career, Vitagraph
("Piccadilly Jim"), Selznick, Vitagraph ("The
Whisper Market," "What's Your Reputation
Worth"), Fox ("The Thief"). Hght., 6; wght.,
170, brown hair, blue eyes. Member Lambs
Club. Home ad., 654 St. Nicholas ave., N. Y. ;
Audubon 6460.
HOME, Hart; Lasky ("Blue Blazes Rawden,"
"Nan of Music Mountain," "Johnny Get Your
Gun"), Vitagraph serials ("The Iron Test,"
"Fight for Millions"), Paramount- Artcraft
("Valley of the Giants," "Told in the Hills").
Ad., 1041 Verdnga Rd., Los Angeles.
HOXIE, Jack; b. Oklahoma; early career, raised
on cattle ranch, was cowboy, won several
championships as trick and fancy rider of
horses; screen career, Lasky, star in "Lightning
Bryce" serial with National Film Corp., Arrow
("Thunderbolt Jack," "Man From Nowhere,"
"Dead or Alive," "Cyclone Bliss"). Home ad.,
1325 N. Hobart Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.;
Holly 1213.
HOYT, Arthur; b. Georgetown, Colo.; stage ca-
reer, 16 yrs. Liebler, H. W. Savage, Hunter
Bradford Players, etc.; screen career, Lasky,
Universal, Triangle ("The Lash," "Little Part-
ner," "Man Who Took a Chance," "The Show-
down," "Broadway Arizona," "Bringing Home
Father," "Polly Ann"), Vitagraph ("Trumpet
Island"), Robertson-Cole ("Slave of Vanity"),
Mayflower ("In the Heart of a Fool"), Goldwyn
("Don't Neglect Your Wife"). Ad., Los Angeles
Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Calif.
HUGHES, Gareth; b. Llanelly, Wales, 1897; educ.
there and Paris; stage career, starred in
"Everyman," featured in "Salome," "Moloch."
screen career, C. K. Young ("Eyes of Youth"),
Marguerite Clark ("Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch"), Florence Reed ("Woman Under
Oath"), Famous Players ("Sentimental
Tommy"), Metro ("The Chorus Girl's
Romance," "The Lure of Youth"), Mayer
("Woman in His House"). Now starring for
Metro for 3 yrs. Hght., 5, 5; wght., 125; fair
complexion; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Metro
Studios, Hollywood, Calif.
HUGHES, Lloyd; b. Bisbee, Ariz., 1899; educ.
Polytechnic, L. A.; screen career, Paramount
, ("The Haunted Bedroom"), Jewel ("The Heart
of Humanity"), Select ("The Indestructible
Wife"), Metro ("Satan, Junior"), Rob.-Cole
("Turn in the Road"), Ince-Para. ("The Virtu-
ous Thief," "The False Road." "Below the
Surface," "Homespun Folks," "Beau Revel,"
"Dangerous Hours"). Hght., 6; wght., 150;
dark hair, greenish-gray eyes. Ad., Ince
Studio, Culver City, Cal. ; home ad., 955 Michel-
torena St., Los Angeles, Cal., phone 598438.
HUGHES, Morris; screen career, United Artists
("The Mollycoddle," "The Nut").
HULL, Arthur Stewart; screen career, Paramount
. ("What's Worth While"), Robertson-Cole
("Good Women").
HUMAN, Billy; b. Ft. Worth, Tex., 1890; educ.
Peacock Mil. Acad., Univ. of Texas; screen ca-
reer, Universal ("Behind the Lines," "One Wild
Night"), Hodkinson ("The Forfeit"^, Triangle
("The Unbroken Promise"). Hght., 6; wght.,
185; brown hair and eyes.
HUMMEL,, Wilson; b. Cincinnati, Ohio; educ.
Phila. ; stage career, 26 yrs., road and stock,
cos., directed stk. for 12 yrs.; screen career,
Goldwyn ("Duds," "The Penalty"), Hayakawa
("The Devil's Claim," "The First Born"), Metro
("Are All Men Alike"), Fox ("The Husband
Hunter," "Little Grey Mouse," "While the Devil
Laughed," "Oliver Twist, Jr.," "The Pearl of
Savoy"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140; brown hair
and eyes. Home ad., Box 56 Palms, Calif. ;
Santa Monica 62906.
HUNT, Edward; b. London, England; educ. Haile-
burg College, England; early and stage career,
amateur dram, stage, in British Colonial Gov.
Service, miner, explorer; screen career, Louis
B. Mayer Co. ("Habit," "Playthings of
Destiny," "The Invinsible Fear"), Universal
("Foolish Wives"). Hght., 6; wght., 190;
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 4349 Lock-
wood St., Hollywood, Calif.; phone 59547.
HUNT, Leslie M.; b. Lafayette, Ind., 1885; educ.
Hyde Park, High Schl. and Univ. of 111.; stage
career, "The Squaw Man," "My Lady's Garter,"
"Penrod," etc.; screen career, Metro ("Life's
Whirlpool"), Edison ("Cy Whittaker's Ward,"
"The Unbeliever"), Goldwyn ("Peck's Bad
Girl"), Cummins ("Some Wild Oats"), Realart
("Erstwhile Susan"). Harry Levey ("Uncle
Sam of Freedom Ridge"). Hght., 6; wght., 150;
dark hair, blue eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y. C.
HUNTLEY, Hugh; educ. Paris and Shrewsbury
Schl., Eng. ; stage career, with Geo. Edwardes'
Co., Daly theatre, London, Juvmile lead for
Marie Tempest, juvenile leads in Australia with
J. C. Williamson, Ltd., 5 yrs.; screen career,
Famous Players ("His Official Fiancee"), Vita-
graph ("The Climbers"), Selznick (leads in
"Youthful Folly," "The Point of View," "The
Greatest Love"). With Francine Larrimore in
"Nice People," (Legit). Hght., 5, 10; wght.,
155; dark brown hair and eyes. Ad., 38 W.
72nd St., N. Y. C., Col. 1847; or Lambs Club.
N. Y.
HUNTLYY, Fred W.; b. London, 1863 and educ.
there; stage career, 1879, Covent Garden the-
atre, Gilbert & Sullivan, Carleton Opera cos.;
screen career, Metro. Morosco ("Johanna En-
lists," "Wetona"), Mary Pickford ("Heart of
the Hills"), First National ("Kingdom of
Dreams," "Daddy Long Legs"), "Lasky
("Love's Insurance." "The Sea Wolf," "Behold
My Wife," "Brewster's Millions," "What
Every Woman Knows," "Money Master"), J.
B. Hampton ("The Crook's Return"). Hght.,
5, 10%; wght., 160; gray hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
2017 Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wil.
4376.
HURST, Brandon; screen career, Paramount
("Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"), Realart ("A
Dark Lantern").
HUTCHINSON, Chas. A.; b. Pittsburgh; educ.
Western Univ.; stage career, several Bway
successes and vaud. for 8 yrs. ; screen career,
Vitagraph, Pathe ("Wolves of Kultur"), West-
ern ("Great Gamble"), All Good ("The Whirl-
wind"), Pathe ("Double Adventure"). Hght.,
5, 10; wght., 160; dark complexion, hair and
eyes. Ad., 801 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.
J_
IRVING, William J.; screen career, Metro ("The
Heart of a Child," "Someone in the House,"
"Billions," "The Misfit Wife"), First National
("Twin Beds"), Lasky ("Till I Come Back to
You"). Home ad., Cordova Hotel, Los Angeles,
Calif., Bway 506.
IRWIN, Boyd; b. Brighton, England; educ. Bel-
fast, Ireland; stage career, 17 yrs. in England
and Australia in rep.; screen career, began in
1915 in Australia, with J. C. Williamson Prods.,
Southern Cross Feature Film Co., Haymarket
Picture Corp., all of Australia, as leading man,
came to Los Angeles in 1919, Nell Shipman Co.
("Eyes of the Eagle"), Goldwyn ("Milestones"),
ACTORS
Lasky ("Lady in Love"), Universal ("A Gilded
Dream"), B. Barriscale Features ("The Silken
Sinner"). Fairbanks "Three Musketeers' ).
Hght., 6; wght, 170; brown hair blue eyes.
Home ad., 1404 N. Kenmore Ave., Hollywood,
Calif.
JACKSON, Fred; screen career, Paramount ("A
Full House"), Vita graph ("It Can be Done").
JAMEISON, William Edward (Bud); b. Vallejo,
Calif., 1894; educ. San Francisco; early career,
entertainer; stage career, 4 yrs. in vaud., stk.,
screen career, Essanay, Rolin-Pathe ("Lone-
some Luke" series), 3 yrs. with Harold Lloyd,
1 yr. with L-Ko. Hght., 6; wght., 270; light
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 132
North Hill, Los Angeles, Calif.
JAMES, Gladden; b. Zanesville, O. ; educ. Colum-
bus, O. ; stage career, child actor at age of 6,
later in many prods., screen career Ivan ("Bab-
bling Tongues"), Select ("Scandal"), Fine Arts
("The Social Secretary"), Pathe ("Mystery of
the Double Cross," "Hearts of Love"), Select
("Heart of Wetona"), Vitagraph ("The Mid-
night Bride"), Curtiss Pict. ("Who's Your
Brother"), Metro ("The Silver Lining"), Selz-
nick ("The Road to Ambition," "Bucking the
Tiger"), Pioneer ("His Brother's Keeper").
Hght, 5, 11; wght., 160; light hair, blue eyes.
Ad, 1767 Bedford ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Flat-
bush 10335.
JAMES, Walter; screen career, First National
("The Idol Dancer"), Vitagraph ("Dead Men
Tell No Tales").
JASMINE, Arthur; b. St. Paul, Minn.; educ.
there; stage career, 3 yrs. legitimate; screen
career, Essanay ("Broncho Billie's Parents"),
Universal ("Man in the Moonlight," "Common
Property," "Lasca," "The Tokio Siren"),
Cinema craft ("Shadows of the West"). Hght.
5 7%; wght., 144; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 6430 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,
JEFFERSON, Thomas; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. here
and abroad; stage career, many years on stage;
screen career, Pathe ("Hands Up"), Metro
("The Spenders"), Goldwyn ("Sis Hopkins"),
National ("Tarzan of the Apes," "Romance of
Tarzan"), Fine Arts ("The Fencing Master"),
Metro ("Ldmbardi, Ltd."), Alan Dwan ("Splen-
did Hazard") Universal ("White Youth"), First
National ("My Lady's Latchkey"), Gardson
Prod. ("Straight From Paris"). Ad., 2652
Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.; phone
577729.
JEFFERSON, Thomas, Jr.; screen career, First
National ("Don't Ever Marry," "A Splendid
Hazard"), Pathe ("Girl in the Web," "Help
Wanted-Male"), Metro ("Hearts Are Trumps"),
Universal ("White Youth").
JEFFERY, Hugh S.; b. Belfast, Ireland; educ.
Queens Coll., Belfast, Ireland; stage career, 15
yrs., with Robt. Mantell, Robt. Edeson, May
Irwin, and in "The Littlest Rebel"; screen
career, World, Metro ("Out of the Fog"), S-L
Pictures ("Virtuous Men"). Hght., 5, 9%;
wght., 160; dark complexion, dark hair, blue
eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
JEFFRIES, Will; screen career, First National
("The Fighting Shepherdess"), Pathe
("Sherry," "Lahoma").
JENKINS, Wes; screen career, Vitagraph ("Bab's
Candidate"), McCord Prods. ("The Good-Bad
Wife"), Paramount ("The Kentuckians").
JENNINGS, Al; b. Virginia, 1863; educ. Virginia
Univ.; early career as outlaw, elected Governor
of Oklahoma, later practised law; screen
career, began in 1914, now engaged in produc-
tion of 24 two-reel pictures based upon per-
sonal experiences, under contract with the
Capital Film Co. Hght., 5, 5; wght., 145;
auburn hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 2733 Ken-
wood ave., Hollywood, Calif.
JENNINGS, DeWitt C.; b. Salt Lake City; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, 20 yrs. New York prod;
screen career, Pathe ("At Bay"), Realart ("The
Deep Purple"), Fox ("Sporting Blood"), Fitz-
maurice ("The Hillcrest Mystery"), Chas. Ray
"Nineteen & Phylis"), Metro ("The Greater
Claim"), Vitagraph ("Three Sevens"), Goldwyn
("The Invisible Power," "Beating the Game").
JENNINGS, S. E.; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. North-
western Univ., Chicago; screen career, Vita-
graph ("Grey Horse Troup," "Dead Shot
Baker," "Fighting Trail," serial, "Fight for
Millions" serial, "John-Tom-Little Bear," The
Lonesome Road," "Last of the Troubadores"),
Pathe ("Dare Devil Jack", "Double Adven-
ture," "The Avenging Arrow", serials). Hght.,
6, 1%; wght., 195; dark brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 337 S. Fremont St., Los Angeles,
Cal. ; Broadway 7394.
JOBSON, Edward; b. Phila., Pa., 1864; educ. San
Francisco; stage career, with Evans and Hoey,
Frank Daniels, Paul Dresser and many others;
screen career, Essanay, Balboa, Rob-Cole ("The
Mints of Hell"), Fox ("Cheating Herself," "The
Merry-Go-Round"), Paramount ("The Egg
Crate Wallop," "Mrs. Temple's Telegram,"
"The City of Masks"), Metro ("Burning Day-
light," "Chorus Girl's Romance," "Someone in
the House," "Off-Shore Pirate," "The Sap-
head"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 245; gray hair,
gray eyes. Ad., home, 1626 Vine st., Hollywood,
Calif..
JOHNS, Bertie; screen career, Paramount "The
Prince Chap," "Conrad in Quest of His Youth"),
Fox ("The Blushing Bride," "Colorado Pluck").
JOHNSON, Emory; b. San Francisco, 1894; educ.
Univ. of Cal. ; screen career, Essanay, Pathe,
Universal ("The Devil's Bondwoman," "The
Right to Be Happy," "The Mystery of the Gray
Ghost," "My Little Boy," "Green Magic"), Uni-
versal ("A Mother's Secret"), Ince-Para ("Green
Eyes"), Paramount ("Woman Next Door,"
"Alias Mike Moran"), American ("Trixie from
Broadway," "Put Up Your Hands," "The Tiger
Lily," "The Hellion"), Goldwyn ("Prisoners of
Love"), Fox ("The Husband Hunter"), Real-
art ("She Couldn't Help It"). Hght., 6, 2;
Wght., 185; brown hair eyes. Ad., home, 1834
El Cerrita PI., Hollywood, Cal.
JOHNSON, Noble; b. Colorado Springs, Colo.;
early career, ranching, stock raising, horse
training in Colo., amateur athlete, boxer and
endurance runner in N. Y. ; screen career, Metro
("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), Univ-
ersal ("Under Crimson Skies," "The Adorable
Savage," ("Girl He Left Behind"), J. Parker
Read, Jr. ("The Leopard Woman"), R. A.
Walsh Prod. ("Serenade"). Hght., 6, 2; wght.,
215; dark hair and eyes. Ad 2126 Branden St.,
Los Angeles, Calif., Wilshire 6557.
JOHNSTON, J. W.; b. Ireland; educ. N. Y. and
Dublin; stage career, Sothern, Frohman, "The
Squaw Man," "The Waif," stock; screen career,
Famous ("Destiny's Toy"), Metro ("The Eter-
nal Mother"), Fine Arts ("Fifty-Fifty"), Para-
mount ("The Test of Honor"), Goldwyn, World
("The Praise Agent"), Pathe ("Twin Pawns"),
Robert Chambers Pic. Corp. ("Cardigan"),
Famous Players ("The Kentuckians"). Hght.,
6; wght., 175; dark hair, dark eyes. Ad., 354
Wadsworth ave., N. Y.
JONASSON, Frank; screen career, Paramount
("The Sins of St. Anthony," "What Happened
to Jones," "A Full House").
JONES, Buck; b. Vincennes, Ind. ; educ. Indian-
apolis; screen career, Fox ("True Blue," "Riders
of the Purple Sage," "Rainbow Trail," "Speed
Maniac," "Western Blood," "Square Shooter,"
"Last Straw," "One Man Trail," "Big Bunch,"
"Trail of Two Moons," "Just Pals"). Hght., 5.
11%; wght., 173; brown hair, gray eyes. Home
ad., 1954 Crasena Drive, Phone 597127 Los
Angeles, Calif., studio, Fox.
JONES, Ed; screen career, Universal ("Sundown
Slim"), Pathe (Lochinvar o' the Line").
JONES, Fred; screen career, Robertson-Cole ("An
Arabian Knight"), Hodkinson ("House of
Whispers"), Pathe ("A Beggar in Purple").
JONES, J. Park; Goldwyn ("Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come"), Fox ("Faith").
JORDAN, Sid.; b. Muskogee, Okla., 1888; educ.
Cherokee Indian sch., Vanita, Okla.; stag*
career, 101 Ranch Show, Parker Amus. Co.;
screen career, Selig ("The Pony Express," "A
Mistake in Rustlers," "The Sheriff's Blunder"),
Fox ("The Wilderness Trail," "Fighting for
Gold," "Rough Riding Romance," "Three Gold
Coins," "The Untamed," "The Texas," "Prairie
Trails," "The Road Demon," "Hands Off").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 170; dark complexion,
brown hair and eyes.
JOY, Ernest C.; b. Minneapolis, Minn., 1880; educ.
Minnesota Univ. ; stage career, 10 yrs. in stock,
screen career, Eclair, Kinemacolor, Thanhouser,
Majestic, Lasky-Paramount ("Freckles," "Little
Miss Optimist," "The Call of the East," "The
White Man's Law," "One More American"),
Artcraft ("Johnny Get Your Gun," "What's
Your Hurry"). Writes scenarios and short
stories. Hght., 6; wght., 190; brown hair and
blue eyes.
JOYNER, Francis; educ. Houston, Texas; stage
career, dramatic stk., road tours with Willard
Mack, Shakespeare with Ben Greet; screen
career, Metro ("Daybreak," "The Brass
Check"), Famous Players ("Less Than Dust,"
"The Copperhead," "The Kentuckians"). Hght.,
5, 9; wght., 130; brown hair and eys. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
K
KAMP, Paul; also asst. dir. ; b. Terre Haute,
Ind. ; educ. Denver, Colo.; screen career, Fox
"The Tom Boy," "Big Town Ideas," "Grit").
Hght., 6, 2; wght., 170; light hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 5441 Harold Way, Los
Angeles, Calif.
KANN, Marvin; educ. prep, school, 2 yrs. Univ.
Washington & Lee; stage career, 1 yr. stk.
Bishop Stk. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.; screen career,
Selznick ("Piccadilly Jim," "Red Robin Hood"),
etc. Hght.. 6; wght., 180; brown hair, gray
eyes. Ad., 101 W. 126th St., N. Y.; Morning-
side 4367.
KARLOFF, Boris; b. London, England; educ.
Uppingham Kings Coll., London; stage career,
10 yrs. stk., "The Virginian" for John Cort;
screen career, J. D. Hampton ("The Prince
and Betty," "The Deadlier Sex," "The Cave
Girl"), David Hartford ("Yellowback"), Kos-
mik Films ("Hope Diamond Mystery"), Pathe
("Without Benefit of Clergy"). Hght., 6;
wght., 175; dark brown hair and eyes. Home
ad., 1225 McCadden Place, Hollywood, Calif..
Holly 1565.
KARNS, Roscoe; b. San Bernardino, Calif.; educ.
Univ. Calif.; stage exper.: stk. in Calif., with
Marjorie Rambeau; screen career, Brentwood
("Poor Relations"), First National "The Family
Honor"), Paramount ("The Life of the Party"),
Universal ("The Man Tamer"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 165; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
Seminole Apts., Hollywood, Calif.
KARR, Milliard Sinclair; b. and educ. Houston,
Texas, 1899; screen career, Sunbeam Comedies
("Work and Win "Em," "A Traveling Man's
Temptations," "A Trial by Jury"), Cuckoo
Comedies ("Starting Out in Life"), "His Mis-
guided Love," "His Conscience His Guide").
Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 300; blond hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1555 Wilcox Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 579841.
KEATON, "Buster"; b. Kansas; stage career,
vaud., 16 yrs. with "The Three Keatons";
screen career, Arbuckle-Paramount ("The
Butcher Boy," "A Reckless Romeo," "Rough
House," "His Wedding Night," "Fatty at Coney
Island," "A Country Hero," "The Bell Boy,"
"Moonshine," "Good Night, Nurse"), Metro
("One Week," "The Scarecrow," "The Sap-
head," "Neighbors," "Haunted House," "The
High Sign," "The Goat"). Hght., 5. 6; wght.,
140; dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., Long Beach, Cal.
KEELING, Robert Lee; stage career, with Robert
Mantell and Robert Hilliard; screen career,
Famous Players ("The Counterfeit"), Vitagraph
("Mind-the-Paint Girl," "Over the 1 Top"), Fox
("La Belle Russe," "Wives of men," "Her
Husband's Honor," "Putting One Over"),
Screen Classics ("Shadows of Suspicion"), Selz-
nick ("Out o fthe Night"), Vitagraph ("Prin-
cess Jones"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 140; light
brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 135 E. 34th st.,
N. Y.; Murray Hill 1074.
KEEN AN, Frank; b. Dubuque, la.; educ. Boston
Coll.; stage career, stk., rep., vaud.; with Jo-
seph Proctor, Boston Museum Co., Charles Hoyt,
succeeded James A. Herne in "Hearts of Oak,"
David Belasco; screen career, Universal, Ince
("The Thoroughbred"), Pathe ("Loaded Dice,"
"More Trouble," "The Night Stage," "Todd of
the Times," "Statesright Raver," "The De-
fender"), Keenan-Pathe ("Gates of Brass,"
"The Silver Girl," "World Aflame," "The
False Code," "Brothers Divided," "Smouldering
Embers," "Dollar For Dollar"). Hght., 6, 1%;
wght., 170; light hair, blue eyes. Ad., Frank
Keenan Prod., Inc., Brunton Studios, Holly-
wood, Cal.
KELCEY, Fred; screen career, Metro ("Black-
mail," "Puppets of Fate").
KELLARD, Ralph; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there;
stage career, 3 seasons mngt. David Belasco,
with David Warfleld in "Music Master," in orig.
prod, of "The Warrens of Virginia," 3 seasons
owner and star of Ralph Kellard Stk. Co., lead-
ing man in orig. N. Y. prods, of "Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm," "Byes of Youth," "Nancy
Lee," "Light of the World," Comstock & Gest;
screen career, Pathe ("The Shielding Shadow,"
"Pearl of the Army," "The Hillcrest Mystery"),
Select ("Scream in the Night"), Hallmark
Famous Players ("The Cost," "The Restless
Sex"), First National ("The Master Mind"),
Pathe ("The Precious Packet"). Hght., 6;
wght., 155; light complexion, red-brown hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., Post Road, Rye, N. Y.
KELLY, Paul; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1899; educ.
private schls. and tutors; stage career, child
actor with David Warfield in "Grand Army
Man," with Robert Mantell Co. in "The Con-
fession," "Mother," "Ninety and Nine," in
Belasco's "A Good Little Devil," in "Seven-
teen," " Penrod," Savages "Shavings"; screen
career, Vitagraph ("Jarr Family" series and
"Buddy" series), Edison ("Star Spangled Ban-
ner," "Knights of the Square Table"), Artcraft
("Anne of Green Gables"), Government ("Fit
to Fight"). Hght., 5, 11; light brown hair,
dark eyes. Ad., 82 Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn,
N. Y.
KENNEDY, Ed.; b. Monterey Co., Cal., 1890;
stage career, 2 in vaud., 2 yrs. in mus. com.
with "A Stubborn Cinderella," "The Alaskan";
screen career, Keystone ("A Game Old Knight,"
"Oriental Love," "The Lost Baby"). Hght.,
6, 1; wght., 210. Studio ad., Fox Sunshine
Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
KENNEDY, Thomas; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("Kismet"), Fox ("Roaring Lions on
Parade," "Skirts").
KENNY, Coiin; b. Dublin; educ. Rugby, England;
stage career, 10 yrs. legit.; screen career, Lois
Weber ("Price of a Good Time"), Metro ("Un-
expected Places"), National ("Tarzan of the
Apes," "Return of Tarzan"), Goldwyn ("Girl
from Outside," "Toby's Bow"), Selznick
("Blind Youth"), Robertson-Cole ("813"),
Vitagraph ("Black Beauty"). Hght., 5. 11;
wght., 170; dark brown hair, dark green eyes.
Home ad., Melrose Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.,
Pico 1121.
KENT, Charles; b. London, Eng., 1852; educ. Dul-
wich Coll.; stage career, from 1875 to 1906;
screen career, Vitagraph ("Scarlet Runner,"
"The Enemy," "Whom the Gods Destroy,"
"Soldiers of Chance," "Miss Dulcie from Dixie,"
"The Gamblers," "Kennedy Square," "Dan-
iel," "Duplicity of Hargraves"), Metro ("Body
and Soul," Blackton "Forbidden Valley"),
Vitagraph ("The Dream," "The White Lie").
Ad., 92 Remson st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
KENT, Craufurd; b. London; educ. there; stage
career, mus. com., "Deep Purple," etc.; screen
career, Goldwyn ("Thais"); Famous Players
("The Danger Mark," "Ordeal of Rosetta,"
"Prince Cosmo," "Good Gracious, Annabelle,"
"Broadway Jones," "Career of Katherine Bush,"
"Come Out of the Kitchen"), Metro ("Kildare
of Storm"), Edgar Lewis ("Other Men's
Shoes"), Fox ("Thou Shalt Not"), Realart
("Sinners"), Griffith ("The Love Flower"),
Realart ("The Plaything of Broadway"), Vita-
graph ("Dollars and the Woman"), Selznick
("Youthful Folly"). Hght, 5, 10; wght., 156;
dark brown hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
KEPLER, Edward; educ. Austria and Switzer-
land; stage career, Vienna, Amsterdam, Hol-
land, Petrograd, Berlin, Irving Place Theater,
N. Y. ; screen career, Deitrich-Beck ("The
Bandbox"), American Cinema ("The Inner
Voice"), Norma Talmadge ("Woman That
Gives"), Constance Talmadge Co. ("The Love
Expert," "Wedding Bells"), Selznick ("Broad-
way and Home"), Fox ("Men You Know").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 134; brown hair, dark gray
eyes. Ad. 200 W. 52nd st., N. Y. ; Circle 3660.
KERBY, Frederick; b. Hamilton, Ont., Canada;
stage career, 21 yrs., Sir Henry Irving, Mrs.
Fiske, Geo. Arliss, Kelsey and Shannon, orig.
co. "Ben Hur", 13 yrs. stock in New York
City, Buffalo, Cleveland, Winnipeg; screen
career, Fox ("Oliver Twist," "Ishmael," Chil-
dren of the Night"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght.,
152; brown hair, dark eyes. Home ad., Box 56,
Palms, Calif.; Santa Monica 62906.
KERRIGAN, Jack Warren; b. Louisville, Ky.,
1889; educ. Chicago Univ.; stage career, Klaw
& Erlanger prods. "The Road to Yesterday,"
"Brown of Harvard"; screen career, Essanay,
American (leads for 3 yrs.), Universal ("Rory
o' the Bogs," "Terrence O'Rourke," "The Dol-
lar Bid," "Prisoner of the Pines," "Live
Sparks," "$30,000"), ("The Joyous Liar," "The
Dream Cheater," "Ope Week End," Hodkinson
"No. 99," "The Green Flame," "House of
Whispers," "Coast of Opportunity"). Hght., 6,
1; wght., 190; black hair, hazel eyes. Home
ad., 1743 Cahuenga, Hollywood, Calif.
KERRY, Norman; b. N. Y. ; educ. St. John's Mili-
tary Acad., Annapolis, Md. ; screen career,
Paramount-Artcraft, ("The Little Princess,"
"Amarilly of Clothesline Alley"), Select ("Up
the Road With Sally," "Good Night, Paul"),
Allan Dwan ("Soldiers of Fortune," "A Splen-
did Hazard," First National "Passion's Play-
ground"), Paramount ("Buried Treasure. 1 '
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"Proxies," "The Wild Goose," "Little Italy").
Hght., 6, 2; wght., 180; dark hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., 1745 McCadden place, Los Angeles, Calif.
K1LGOUK, Joseph; b. Ayr, Ont., Canada; educ.
Canada and England; stage career, 20 yrs.,
"Arizona," "The Kasiest Way," "Ready Money,"
etc.; screen career, Vitagraph, ("Thou Art the
Man," "The Writing on the Wall"; Select, ("The
Easiest Way"), Metro ("The Divorcee," "Hearts
Are Trumps"), Asso. Prod. ("Love," "The
Leopard Woman", "I Am Guilty"), Hodkinson
("The Broken Gate"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 200;
dark brawn hair, dark gray eyes. Permanent
ad., Garden Court Aprts., Hollywood, Calif.;
Holly 3420.
KIM, Sam; b. China; educ. China, Korea, Japan
and America; early career, general in Chinese
army; stage career, "Daughter of Heaven,"
etc. ; screen career, Chinese Ambassador in
"Woman Who Gave," double of Houdini in
Houdini serial, "Lightning Raider," serial with
Pearl White, "Spirit of Poppies," "Lost Bat-
talion," "Isle of Jewels" serial, "Faith and
Fortune," lead with Helen Holmes, "Green
God," "Two American Buds," "Inner Voice."
Plays Hindoo and Indian parts. Hght., 5, 8;
wght., 165. Ad., 170 W. 126th St., N. Y. C.;
Mngside 5639.
KIMBALL, Edward Marshall; b. Keokuk, la.,
1859; educ. Collegiate Inst., Baraboo, Wis. ; 40
yrs. on legit, stage, stk., operatic and vaud. ex-
per., "The Stranger," "A Girl From Rector's,"
etc.; screen career, Goldwyn ("Boys Will Be
Boys," "An Unwilling Hero"), Clara K. Young
("For the Soul of Rafael," "Mid-Channel,"
"Charge It"), Master Pictures ("Roman
Candles"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 225; gray hair
and eyes.
KING, Claude: screen career, Famous Players
("Idols of Clay"), Vitagraph ("The Scarab
Ring").
KING, Emmett C.; b. Griffin, Ga. ; educ. So. Geor-
gia Coll.; stage career, James O'Neil in "Monte
Cristo," Frank Mayo in "Puddin' Head Wilson,"
leading man with Mrs. Patrick Campbell, ap-
peared in "Everywoman," "Experience," with
George Arliss in "Alexander Hamilton"; screen
career, Metro ("In His Brother's Place,"
"Please Get Married"), Goldwyn ("The Fear
Woman"), B. B. Features ("Beckoning
Roads"), Allan Dwan Prod. ("In the Heart of
a Fool"), Robertson-Cole ("Kismet," "Mistress
of Shenstone"), Ince ("Lying Lips"), Mayer
("Habit"), Metro ("Billions"), W. S. Hart
("O'Malley of the Mounted"). Hght., 6; wght.,
185; gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., c/o Actors
Assn., Los Angeles, Calif.
KING, Joe; screen career, Republic ("Children
Not Wanted"), Goldwyn ("The North Wind's
Malice," "Girl with the Jazz Heart"), Vita-
graph ("The Broadway Bubble," "The Scarab
Ring"), Paramount ("Idol of the North"),
Whitman Bennett "Salvation Nell."
KINGDON, Frank; screen career, Goldwyn
("Partners of the Night"), Paramount ("Re-
modelling Her Husband").
KINGSBURY, Jacob; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Whisper Market"), Fox ("Blind Wives").
KINO, Goro; screen career, Universal ("A Tokio
Siren"), Robertson-Cole ("The First Born"),
Goldwyn ("A Tale of Two Worlds").
KIRK, Evans; screen career, Fox ("White Lies,"
"The Husband Hunter"), Pathe ("The
Gamesters").
KIRKHAM, Correan, screen career, Fox ("Black
Shadows," "The Tattler," "Bare Knuckles"),
Goldwyn ("Milestones," "Madame X").
KIRKLAND, Hardee; b. Savannah, Ga. ; educ.
West Point; stage exper., McKee-Rankin stk.,
"Innocence," with Pauline Frederick, "The
Woman," Belasco; screen career, Fox ("Les
Miserables"), Mayflower ("The Splendid Haz-
ard"), Geo. Loane Tucker ("Ladies Must Live"),
Goldwyn ("Madame X," "Roads of Destiny,"
"Officer 666"), Asso. Prod. ("A Perfect Crime").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; dark hair, tinged
with gray; dark blue eyes. Home ad., 5553
Hollywood blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; phone
KIRKWOOD, James; also director; b. Grand
Rapids, Mich.; educ. there; stage exper., 18
yrs.; screen career, Biograph, Reliance, Uni-
versal, Mutual, American, Keeney, "Marriage of
the Underworld"; Fox & Famous Players 1918;
("The Struggle Everlasting," "Eve's Daugh-
ter"), Mayflower ("The Luck of the Irish,"
"In the Heart of a Fool"), Goldwyn ("The
Branding Iron"), First National ("The Scoffer,"
"Man-Woman-Marriage," "Bob Hampton of
Placer"), Asso-Prod. ("Love"). Hght., 6;
wght., 180; sandy hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
725 Rodea ave., Beverly Hills, Los Angeles,
Calif.
KLEIN, Robert; b. Paris, 1882; educ. Charle-
magne Coll.. Paris; stage career, dancing;
screen career, American ("Lure of the Mask,"
"The Idol," "Secretary of Frivolous Affairs,"
"The Bride's Silence," "Charity Castle," "South-
ern Pride"), Mutual ("Whose Wife?" "Annie
for Spite," "For the Family Name," "Souls in
Pawn"), Fox ("Married in Haste," "Challenge
of the Law," "The Blushing Bride").
KLUM, Eugene; screen career, Metro ("The
Heart of a Child," "Billions").
KNOTT, Adelbert; screen career, Fox ("Flame of
Youth," "The Lamplighter").
KOHLER, Fred; screen career, Hodkinson ("The
Kentucky Colonel," "Partners of the Tide"),
Asso. Prod. ("A Thousand to One"), Arrow
("Cyclone Bliss").
KOHLMAR, Lee; screen career, Universal ("The
Secret Gift," "Beautifully Trimmed").
KORTMAN, Robert; b. Phila.; educ. England &
Germany; early career, in U. S. Cavalry; screen
career, Ince ("Cash Parrish's Pal," "Shooting-
Iron Parson," "The Waifs," "The No-Good
Guy," "Captive God") ; Para-Artcraft, ("The
Narrow Trail," "Square Deal Sanderson,"
"Radio Mystery"), Goldwyn ("Godless Men").
Home ad., Marine Apts., Ocean Park, Calif.;
Phone 5055.
KOSLOFF, Theodore; screen career, Famous
Players ("Something to Think About," "Why
Change Your Wife?", "The City of Masks,"
"The Prince Chap," "Forbidden Fruit").
KOUPAL, T. Morse; b. N. Y., 1890; educ. City
Coll.; stage career, with Mrs. Louis James;
Edith Wynne Matthison, Charlotte Walker;
screen career, Knickerbocker ("Tides of
Time"), Gaumont ("Capital Punishment," "Un-
suspected Isles"), Charter Features, Metro ("Out
of the Fog"), Robertson-Cole ("The Fortune
Teller"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; light com-
. plexion, sandy hair, blue eyes. Ad., 240 W.
122d St., N. Y. C.
KUNKEL, George; b. and educ. Baltimore, Md. ;
stage career, J. C. Williamson Opera Co., Au-
stralia, stk. in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Walter
Sanford Stk. in Australia; screen career, Gold-
wyn ("The Brand," "Leave it to Susan,"
"Pinto"), Vitagraph ("The Dawn of Under-
standing"), Famous Players ("Unclaimed
Goods," "Judy of Rogue's Harbor"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 2.00; iron gray hair, hazel eyes.
Home ad., 1122 Tamarind Ave., Los Angeles,
Calif., Holly 3286.
KUWA, George; screen career, Metro ("The
Willow Tree"), Famous Players ("Sick Abed,"
"The Round Up," "Midsummer Madness"),
Goldwyn ("Officer 666").
L
LA CROIX, Emile; b. Alsace, France; stage ca-
reer, 35 yrs., 3 yrs. Stk.; screen career,
(Richelieu in "The Three Guardsmen," "Run-
away Princes," "Pharaoh in "Joseph and His
Brethren,' "Yellow Menace"), Peerless-World
("Brand of Satan"), World ("A Broadway
Saint"), Arrow ("Woman's Man"), Jaxon
("The Rich Slave"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 170;
White hair, gray eyes.
LAFFEY, James; screen career, Paramount ("The
Dark Star"), World ("The Woman of Lies),,
Schomer-Ross ("The Sacred Flame"), Fidelity
("Love's Flame") Realart ("Sheltered
Daughters").
LAIDLAW, Roy; b. Canada; educ. there; stage
career, 12 yrs. stk. and road cos.; screen career,
Ince, Paralta ("His Robe of Honor," "Honor's
Cross," "With Hoops of Steel"), Curwood-Car-
ver ("Back to God's Country"), J. Warren Ker-
rigan ("Live Sparks"), J. D. Hampton ("The
Weaker Sex"), Goldwyn ("The Great Acci-
dent," "The Cowpuncher"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 160; gray hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., R. F. D. 7, Box 733, Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 70004.
LAMBERT, Ernest; screen career, Vitagraph
("Deadline at Eleven"), Ziegfeld Cinema ("The
Black Panther's Cub").
LAMONT, Harry; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Johnstown,
N. Y. ; stage career, 20 yrs. exper., dram, stk.,
mus. com., vaud., featured in Gus Hill's mu.-*.
com. "Happy Hooligan"; screen career, Edwii.
Frazee ("After Bedtime," "All in the Air"),
Metro ("Are All Men Alike?" "Passion Fruit"),
Universal ("The Red Lane," "Whose Wife is
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Kate?" "The Black Cap"). Hght., 5, 11%;
wght., 186; black hair and eyes. Home ad.,
444 N. Hoover St. Los Angeles, Calif., Wilshire
3551.
LANDIS, Cullen; screen career, Universal ("The
Outcasts of Poker Flat"), American ("Where
the West Begins"). Goldwyn ("Upstairs,"
"Jinx," "Almost a Husband," "Girl From Out-
side," "Pinto," "Going Some," "It's a Great
Life," "Bunty Pulls the String," "Snowblind").
LANE, Charles; educ. high and prep, schools;
stage career, 25 yrs. under mgmt. Chas. Froh-
man, David Belasco, Klaw & Erlanger, Arthur
Hopkins, Shuberts, etc.; screen career, Es-
sanay ("Ruggles of Red Gap"), Famous Play-
ers ("Mrs. Black Is Back," "Man From Mexi-
co," "Wanted A Husband," "Dr. Jekyl and
Mr. Hyde"), Cosmopolitan ("The Restless Sex").
Metro ("Without Limit"), Whitman Bennett
"The Great Adventure"), Norma Talmadge
("The Branded Woman"), Famous Players
("Guilty of Love," "Away Goes Prudence").
Hght., 6, 1; wght., 180; gray hair, brown eyes.
Ad., 130 W. 44th St., N. Y.
LANGFOBD, Edward; screen career, American
("Guilty of Love"), Whitman Bennett ("Salva-
tion Nell").
LANNING, Frank; b. Marion, Iowa; educ. Marion
and Cedar Rapids; stage career, with Blanche
Bates in "Girl of the Golden West," screen
career, J. D. Hampton ("The Prodigal Liar,"
"The Mints of Hell," "Bare Fisted Gallagher,"
"Betty and the Prince," "The Blue Bandanna,"
"A Sage Brush Hamlet," "House of a Thousand
Candles"), Morosco ("Huckleberry Finn"), B.
B. Hampton ("Desert Gold"), Carlyle Blackwell
("The Half Breed"), Northern Film Co.
("Cameron of the Royal Mounted"), J. D.
Hampton Co. ("That Girl Montana"). Ad.,
1135% N. Madison, Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly
532.
LANOE, J. Jiquel; b. Britanny, France; stage
career, with George M. Cohan, Leslie Carter,
Alcazar stk. in San Francisco; screen career,
5 yrs. with D. W. Griffith, Famous Players
("The Eternal City"), Allan Dwan ("A Splen-
did Hazard"), Dial ("The Tiger's Coat"),
Universal ("The Magnificent Brute"). Lasky
"Forbidden Fruit"), Metro ("Four Horsemen
of the Apocalypse"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 160;
dark hair, brown eyes. Home ad., New Holly-
wood Apts., Hollywood, Calif.
LA RENO, Dick; b. Ireland; educ. N. Y. C.;
stage career, 15 yrs. on legit, stage, 10 yrs.
vaud., 5 yrs. with circus; screen career, Lasky
("Squaw Man," "Cameo Kirby"), Fox ("The
Hell Ship," "Camouflaged"), Universal ("The
Beach Combers"), Hampton ("The Blue Ban-
danna"), Frank Keenan ("The World Aflame"),
J. Warren Kerrigan ("A White Man's
Chance"), Dustin Farnum ("A Man's Fight"),
Universal ("Under Crimson Skies"), Fox ("The
Spirit of Good," "Two Moons," "The Blushing
Bride"), Geo. H. Davis ("Isobel"), known ja.s the
Sheriff of the Movies. Hght, 6; wght.,- 218;
iron gray hair, dark brown eyes. Home ad.,
1411 Gordon st., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 4019.
LABKIN, George; b. N. Y., 1890; educ. privately;
stage career, circus, vaud., stk.; screen career,
Diano Film Co. ("Wolf Face" serial, "Com-
ing of the Law," "Zongar"), Astra serial
("Hands Up"), Wistaria ("Lurking Peril"),
Pathe ("Tiger's Trail," "Terror of the Range,"
"Border Raiders"), Frank Gersten ("The Unfor-
tunate Sex"). Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 165; dark
hair and eyes. Ad., care Ed. Small, 1493
Bway., N. Y. C.
LA BOCQUE, Bod; b. Chicago; educ. Nebraska;
stage career, stk., legitimate, vaud.; screen ca-
reer, Essanay, Goldwyn ("The Venus Model,"
"A Perfect 36," "Hidden Fires"), Mutual ("The
Kaiser Bride"), Famous Players ("Easy to
Get"), American Cinema ("Greater Than
Love"), Vitagraph ("The Garter Girl"), Hall-
mark ("The Discarded Woman"), Famous Play-
ers ("Paying the Piper"). Hght., 6; wght., 175;
dark hair and eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
LABSON, Oscar M.; also asst. director; b. Stock-
holm, Sweden; educ. there and Chicago, 111.;
stage career, with Lincoln J. Carter and Lorin
J. -Howard Stk. Co., Chicago, 111.; screen ca-
reer, Universal ("Bedford's Hope"), Rojin-
Pathe ("Kicking the Germ Out of Germany"),
W. H. Clifford Co. ("Democracy"), Biograph
("The Battle of Truth"), Universal ("From
Dawn to Dark"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 160; light
brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 406
Court st., Los Angeles. Calif.; Pico 680.
LAW, Burton; b. Ouray, Colo., 1880; educ.
Stern's Acad., Chicago; stage career, burlesque
and comedy, stock; screen career, Thanhouser,
Universal ("Broken Coin," "Sign of the Cres-
cent," "The Sea Lily," written by himself, "A
Mountain Tragedy," "Treason," "Like Wild-
fire"), Bluebird ("Who Will Marry Me?"), Fox
("Cowardice Court"), Realart ("Eyes of thf
Heart"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 170; dark com-
plexion, black hair, brown eyes.
LAW, Walter; b. Dayton, Ohi9, 1878; educ. Ohio
State Univ.; stage career, original cast of "Quo
Vadis," starred for 5 yrs. in "The Sign of the
Cross," 10 yrs. vaud.; screen career, Fox ("The
Darling of Paris," "Camille," "The Heart of a
Lion," "The Greatest Love," starred in "War
Bride's Secret," "Lady From the Sea"), Gold-
wyn ("A Perfect Lady"), Acme ("The Thir-
teentlj Chair"), Fox ("If I Were King"). Hght.,
6, 1; wght., 220. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
LAWBENCE, W. E-; b. Brooklyn. 1893; educ.
there; artist's model for Christy, Leyendecker;
screen career, Reliance-Majestic ("The Battle
of the Sexes"), Fine Arts ("Old Folks at
Home," "In-tolerance"), Artcraft ("The Little
Princess"), Triangle ("The Passion Flower"),
Sunshine ("Damaged No-Goods"), Para.
("Mile-a-Mlnute Kendall"), Vitagraph ("Th
Girl Woman"), Fox ("Bride 13," "Get Your
Man"), First Nat'l ("Habit"), Realart ("The
Snob," "Ducks and Drakes"). Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 180; black hair, blue eyes.
LAYTON, Verne; screen career, C. B. C. Film
("Dangerous Love"), Art-O-Graf ("Finders
Keepers").
LEDEBEB, Otto; b. Prague, Bohemia; educ.
Vienna; stage career, opera in Vienna, Irving
Place theatre; screen career, Selig, Vitagraph
("Mr: Aladdin of Broadway," "The Lady Sher-
iff," "Red Prince," "Dead Shot Baker," "The
Flaming Omen," "The Woman in the Web,"
"The Diplomat of Wolfville," "Cupid Fore-
closes," "Over the Garden Wall"), David But-
ler's Prod., Ruth Roland Serial. Hght., 6;
wght., 170%; dark eyes, black hair. Ad., 2684
Beachwood Drive, Los Angeles, Calif., Holly
871.
LEE, Duke; screen career, Universal ("H'itchin'
Posts," "Sundown Slim," "If Only Jim"), Fox
("Just Pals").
LEE, Harry; b. Richmond, Va., June 1, 1872;
educ. private and parochial schl.; stage career,
began 1893, with Fred Bryton in "Forgiven";
screen career began 1908 Famous Players
("Lady Eileen"), Goldwyn ("Friend Husband,"
"Hell Cat"), De Luxe ("Twilight"), Keeney
("Romance of th Underworld"), Triangle
("Upside Down"), Empey ("The Undercurrent,"
"Liquid Gold), Selznick ("Sooner or Later,"
"Bucking the Tiger"), Famous Players
("Destiny's Toy," "Little Lady Eileen"). Hght.,
5, 10%; wght., 161; fair complexion, dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 145 W. 12th
st., N. Y., Chelsea 5774.
LEE, Rowland V.; also director; screen career,
Goldwyn ("Water, Water, Everywhere," "His
Own Law"), Paramount ("Her Husband's
Friend"), Asso. Prod, (directed "A Thousand to
One").
LE GUEBE, George; b. New Orleans, La.; educ.
Georgetown Univ., Wash., D. C. ; stage career,
with Forbes-Robertson, Margaret Anglin, Char-
lotte Walker, Wm. Hodge, Jane Cowl, David
Warfield, etc. ; screen career Essanay, . Metro,
Famous, Pathe, Brenon ("Third Floor Back,"
Select ("Cecelia of the Pink Roses," "The Way
of a Woman"), World ("The Hand Invisible"),
Ind. ("Sun Up"), First National ("Mamma's
Affair"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 135; blond com-
plexion. Home ad., 8 W. 107th st., N. Y. ;
Acad. 1445.
LEIBEB, Fritz; stage career, in People's Stock,
Chicago, with Julia Marlowe, Robt. B. Man-
tell, David Warfield, Mme. Petrova; screen ca-
reer, Metro, Fox ("Cleopatra," "If I Were
King"), Goldwyn ("The Song of the Soul").
Home ad., Atlantic Highlands, N. J.
LEIGH, Frank; b. London, Eng. ; educ. Oxford
Univ.; stage career, 20 yrs. exper. ; screen career,
Goldwyn ("Dangerous Days," "Cup of Fury,"
"Lord and Lady Algy"), Fox ("The Mother of
His Children"), J. D. Hampton ('An Hour Be-
fore Dawn"), Universal ("Common Property"),
Marshall Neilan ("Bob Hampton of Placer"),
Dial Film ("Light in the Clearing"). Hght., 6;
wght., 182; black hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
1062 Manzanita St. Los Angeles, Calif., phone
598754.
LE MOYNE, Charles; screen career, Universal
("The Brute Breaker," "His Divorced Wife,"
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"Marked Men," "Bullet Proof," "Human Stuff,"
"Blue Streak McCoy," "Sundown Slim," "West
Is West," "Hearts Up," "Colorado," "The Freeze
Out").
LENDERS, William; screen career, Pathe ("The
Flame," "Bars of Iron").
LEONARD, Gus; screen career, Paramount
("Homer Comes Home"), Educational ("Hey
Rube").
LEVERING, James; b. Bristol, Eng., 1861; educ.
Belgrave Coll.. Bristol, and Oxford Univ.; stage
career, with Sir Henry Irving, also in "Silver
King," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "Private
Secretary," etc., and several yrs. in stk. ; screen
career, with Edison, Pathe, Lubin, Gaumont
("Rain of Death," "Dead Alive"), Solax ("Pit
and Pendulum," "Brennan of the Moor"), Froh-
man Amuse. ("My Own United States").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 145. Home ad., 133 Man-
hattan ave., Jersey City, N. J.
LEWIS, B. A.; screen career, Mary Pickford
("The Heart of the Hills," "The Hoodlum"),
Anita Stewart ("The Fighting Shepherdess"),
Universal ("The Unique Crook"), C. K. Young
("Eyes of Youth"). Ad., Union League Club,
Los Angeles, Calif.
LEWIS, Mitchell; b. Syracuse, N. Y. ; educ. Syra-
cuse Univ. and Naval Acad.; 6 yrs. in U. S.
Navy; stage career, "The Two Orphans," with
Wm. Faversham 3 yrs., "The Squaw Man" in
Eng.; "Chinese Honeymoon," "Everywoman,"
with Nazimova in " 'Ception Shoals"; screen
career, first Metro pictures of Harold Lock-
wood and Viola Dana, Rex Beach ("The Bar-
rier"), Select ("Children of Banishment," "Code
of the Yukon"), Screen Classics ("Burning
Daylight," "A Daughter of the Snows," "Smoke
Bellew," "The Mutiny of the Elsinore").
Hght., 6, 1; wght., 195; black hair, brown eyes.
Ad.. 418 Mason Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
LEWIS, Ralph; b. Englewood, 111.; educ. North-
western Univ.; stage career, rep., mus. com.,
with Wilton Lackaye, Jas. K. Hackett, Julia
Marlowe, 4 yrs. vaud. ; screen career, Fine Arts,
Fox ("Jack and the Beanstalk," "Talk of the
Town"), Mary Pickford ("The Hoodlum"), C.
K. Young ("Eyes of Youth"), Douglas Fair-
banks ("Till the Clouds Roll By" Goldwyn
("Prisoners of Love"), First National (Sowing
the Wind," "Man-Woman-Marriage"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Salvage"), Rex Ingram Prod. ("The
Conquering Power"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 180.
Home ad., 8221 De Longpre Ave., Los Angeles,
Calif., phone 579977.
LEWIS, Sheldon; b. Phila., Pa.; stage career, 20
yrs. in stk., starring; leading man for Mrs.
Fiske, Ada Rehan, Blanche Walsh, and with
Wm. Brady's prod. "Life"; screen career, Pathe
("The Clutching Hand," in "The Exploits of
Elaine," "The Iron Claw," "The Hidden Hand,"
"Wolves of Kultur"), Virginia Pearson Photo-
plays, Pioneer ("Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde").
Home ad., 464 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.
LEWIS, Walter P.; b. Albany, N. Y., June, 1871;
educ. Albany; stage career, Zieke Pettingill
with "Quincy Adams Sawyer," "Quo Vadis,"
"David Harum"; vaud.; screen career, Vita-
gr.aph ("Man Who Might Have Been"), First
National ("A Woman Under Oath"), Willat &
Shurtliff ("The Star Rover"), Buffalo M. P. Co.
("The Daughter of Devil Dan"), Famous Play-
ers ("The Ghost in the Garret"), Ore-Col ("The
Black Sheep"), Master Films ("Torchy").
Hght., 6, 1; wght., 180; light hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 237 W. 107th St., N. Y. ; Acad. 490.
LINCE, John; screen career, Goldwyn ("Stop
Thief," "Guile of Women").
LINCOLN, E. K.; b. Johnstown, Pa.; stage ca-
reer, stk. 4 yrs.; also "The College Widow,"
"Strongheart," "The Squaw Man," "The Vir-
ginians," "The Woman"; screen career, World,
Goldwyn, Perret Prod. ("For the Freedom of
the World," "Lafayette, We Come," "Stars of
Glory"), Hodkinson ("Fighting Through," "Des-
ert Gold"), S. L. Pict. ("Virtuous Men," "The
Inner Voice"), A. J. Bimberg ("What is Love"),
International ("The Woman God Changed").
Western, society and character roles. Hght.,
6; wght., 185; black hair and hazel eyes. Owns
modern m. p. studios at Grantwood, N. J., and
Blandford, Mass. Ad., 110 W. 40th st., N. Y.
LINCOLN, Elmo (Otto Elmo Linkenhelt) ; b.
Rochester, Ind., Feb. 6, 1889; educ. there; stage
career, Holden Stk. Co., 2 seasons; screen ca-
reer, D. W. Griffith's ("Birth of a Nation,"
"Intolerance"), Fox ("Treasure Island"), Na-
tional ("Tarzan of the Apes," "The Romance
of Tarzan," "The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin"),
Universal ("Under Crimson Skies," "Elmo the
Fearless"), Nathan Hirsh Prod. ("Man of
Courage"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 200; brown
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 2719 Sunset blvd.,
Los Angeles, Calif. ; studio, Universal.
UNDER, Max; b. Bordeaux, France; educ. there
and Paris; stage career, stk. in Europe; screen
career, Pathe (Max comedies), Essanay (wrote,
dir. and starred in "Max Comes Across," "Max
in a Taxi," "Max, the Heartbreaker," "Max
Plays Detective," "Max Wants a Divorce");
now producing five-reel comedy for Robertson-
Cole. Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; dark complexion,
black hair, brown eyes. - Ad., Universal City,
Calif.
LINGHAM, Thomas; b. Indianapolis, Ind., 1874;
stage career, with James O'Neill, E. H. Sothern,
Robert Mantell; screen career, Kalem ("Stinga-
ree" series), Signal ("Medicine Bend," "Mana-
ger of B. fi A.," "A Lass of the Lumberlands,"
"The Lost Express"), Pathe ("Ruth of the
Rockies" serial), ice skater. Hght., 6;
wght., 185; complexion brunette, green eyes,
dark brown hair. Ad., 201 E. Acacia st., Trop-
ico, Calif.; studio ad., Ruth Roland Co., Horsley
Studio.
LITTLEFIELD, Lucien L..; b. Richmond, Va. ;
educ. Staunton Mil. Acad., Staunton, Va. ;
studied at dramatic schl. in N. Y. ; stage ca-
reer, stk. in San Antonio, Tex., in various
sketches; screen career, Imp, Rex, Lasky
("Joan of Arc," "The Miser," "The Gutter
Magdalene," "The Golden Fetter"), Lasky-
Paramount ("The Hostage"), Paramount-Art-
craft ("Everywoman," "The Fourteenth Man,"
"The Round Up"), Realart ("Eyes of the
Heart," "The Furnace," "Her First Elopement,"
"The Little Clown"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 145
Blond hair and green eyes.
LIVINGSTON, Jack; b. St. Albans, Vt.; educ.
Chicago, 111.; stage career, six yrs. legit.; screen
career, 7 yrs., played leads opposite Vivian
Martin, Dorothy Dalton, Peggy Hyland, Bessie
Barriscale, Jane Novak, Universal ("A Tokio
Siren"), Metro ("The; Misfit Wife," "The Sap-
head"), Arrow ("The Golden Trail"). Hght.,
6; wght., 175; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Home ad., 1230 Gardner st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 577810.
LLOYD, Harold C.; b. Nebraska, 1893; educ.
Denver, Omaha and San Diego; stage career,
began at age of 12; stk. and road shows;
screen career, Universal, Edison, Keystone, was
original Lonesome Luke in those series; Pathe,
52 one-reel Lloyd comedies, 2-reel comedies
("Bumping Into Broadway," "Capt. Kidd's
Kids," "His Royal Slyness," "From Hand to
Mouth," "Number, Please," "Get Out and Get
Under," "An Eastern Westerner," "Now or
Never," "Among Those Present"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 150; black hair, blue eyes, light com-
plexion. Home ad., 369 South Hoover st. Los
Angeles, Calif.; studio ad., Hal E. Roach studio,
Culver City, Calif.
LOCKNEY, J. P.; b. Philadelphia; educ. there;
stage career, stk., with John McCullough; wrote
"The Hidden Crime" and "The Girl With the
Taking Way" (vaud. sketch), in which he
toured; screen career, 5 yrs. with Ince-Para-
mount ("The Silent Man," "String Beans"),
Paramount ("Hay-foot, Straw-foot," "The Sher-
iff's Son," "Greased Lightning," "The Egg
Crate Wallop," "Below the Surface"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Uncharted Channels," "813"), Pathe
("A Broadway Cowboy," "Dice of Destiny,"
"Down Home"), Hodkinson ("Partners of the
Tide"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 190; dark hair,
brown eyes. Studio ad., Ince, Los Angeles.
LONG, Walter; b. Milford, N. H., 1884; educ.
Nashua, N. H. ; stage career, stk. rep and vaud.,
with Holbrook Blinn, H. B. Warner, under
mgmt. of Shubert and Frohman; screen career,
Essanay, Reliance, Lasky ("Years of the
Locust," "The Golden Fetter," "Hashimura
Togo"), Fine Arts ("Intolerance"), Artcraft
("The Poppy Girl's Husband"), Fox ("Chasing
Rainbows"), Hampton-Hod. ("Desert Gold"),
Griffith ("Scarlet Days"), Universal ("The Fire
Cat"), Sol Lesser ("What Women Love"),
Lasky ("White and Unmarried"), Metro ("Held
in Trust"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; brown
hair, gray eyes. Ad., Christie Hotel, Hollywood.
Calif.
LONSDAIJE, Harry G.; b. Worcester, Eng.; educ.
Worcester Cathedral; stage career, with Mans-
field in "Beau Brummel," with E. S. Willard in
repertoire, with Nat C. Goodwin, 2 seasons at
the old Boston Museum stk.; screen career,
Selig ("The Brand of Cain," "Beware of
Strangers"), Fox ("Conscience"), Rob-Cole
("The Illustrious Prince"), Select ("The Last of
His People"), Pathe ("The Week-End." "Pay-
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ment Guaranteed"), Export & Import Film
("The Mask"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 160.
LORRAINE, Harry; screen career, Goldwyn
("The Slim Princess"), Robertson-Cole ("Kis-
met"), Tourneur ("Last of the Mohicans"),
Pathe ("The Lure of Egypt"), Hodkinson
("Man of the Forest").
LOSEE, Frank; b. and educ. Bklyn. ; 25 yrs. with
Belasco, Frohman, K. & E., the Shuberts, John
Cort; screen career, Famous Players ("The
Eternal City," "Old Homestead," "La Tosca,"
"Helene of the North," "The Spider," "Bab's
Stories," "Paid in Full." "Here Comes the
Bride," "His Parisian Wife," "The Firing
Line," "Good Gracious, Annabelle," "Marie,
Ltd," "The Right to Love," "Civilian Clothes,"
"Half An Hour"), Selznick ("Broadway and
Home"), Federated Exchange ("Don't Leave
Your Husband"), Bradley Prod. ("Dangerous
Love"), United Artists "Disraeli," D. W.
Griffith's "The Two Orphans."
LOTT, Jack; b. Columbus, Ohio; educ. Ohio State
Univ.; screen career, Kalem ("Stingree" series),
Morosco ("Bunker Bean," "The Shuttle"), Paul
Smith Co. ("Finger of Justice"), Universal
("Romance of Billy Goat Hill"), Thos. H. Ince
("Let's Be Fashionable," "Mary's Ankle"),
Lloyd Carleton Prods. ("Mountain Madness").
Hght., 6; wght., 175; brown hair, dark eyes.
Home ad., 516 S. Rampart Blvd., Los Angeles.
Calif.; phone 577360.
LOUIS, Willard; b. San Francisco.Cal., 1882; stage
career.with Edward Harrigan, appeared In
many Broadway prods., played lead 2 yrs. In
"Seven Days"; screen career, Fox ("The Merry-
go-Round"), Goldwyn ("Letty," "Jubilo," "Go-
Ing Some"), Universal ("Unpainted Woman,"
"The Scarlet Strain," "The Highest Bidder"),
Goldwyn ("The Great Accident," "Madame X,"
"Roads of Destiny"), Robertson-Cole ("A
Slave of Vanity"). Ad 1437 Valley View Road,
Glendale, Calif., Glendale 1195-J.
LOVE, Montagru; b. Calcutta, India, 1877; educ.
England; stage career, mgmt. Belasco, Joseph
Brooks, Shuberts, W. A. Brady, Cyril Maude
(In London); screen career, Pathe, Metro ("The
Cross Bearer," "Rasputin," "Brand of Satan,"
"The Awakening"), World ("The Rough Neck,"
"The Hand Invisible," "The Quickening Flame,"
"Three Green Eyes," "A Broadway Saint," "The
Steel King"), Paramount ("World and His
Wife"), Pioneer ("The Place of Honeymoons"),
Graphic ("The Wrong Woman"). Hght., 6, 1;
wght., 195; fair complexion, red hair, blue eyes.
LOWE, Edmund; stage career, "The Son-
Daughter"; screen career, Equity ("Eyes of
Youth), First National ("The Woman Gives,"
"My Lady's Latchkey"), Rolf e- Jans ("Madonnas
and Men," "A Woman's Business"), Metro
("Some One in the House"), Pathe ("The
Devil"), Selznick ("Chicken in the Case").
LOWELL, John; b. Pleasant Grove, Iowa; educ.
Iowa and S. D. ; early career, cowboy, surveyor;
screen career, World ("The Clouded Name"),
leads in Blazed Trail Prods. ("When Bad Dan
Rides," "The Hidden Pit," "The Danger Patrol."
"Across the Line," "Tell Tale Tracks," "Where
Peril Lurks," Code of the North," "Fate's
Chessboard," "Fangs of the Wolf," "Face at
the Window," "Danger Patrol," "Heart of Big
Dan"). Hght., 6, 2; wght., 185; dark hair and
eyes. Studio ad., Classic Dramas, Inc.,Glovers-
ville, N. Y.
LOWERY, Wm. A.; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ.
Christian Bros.; stage career, 12 yrs. with
Richard Mansfield, Chas. B. Stanford, Imperial
Stk. Co., St. Louis, Mo., John Seibert Co.;
screen career, Selig. Universal, Fox, United
Artists ("The Nut"), 5 yffe. with D. W. Griffith.
Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 185; black hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., 112 S. Hollenback Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Boyle 4402.
LUCAS, Wilfred; b. Canada; educ. Montreal high
schl. and McGill Univ.; stage career, light and
grand opera abroad and in America, 2 seasons
in "Quo Vadis"; screen career, Fine Arts ("His
Excellency, the Governor," "Food Gamblers"),
Paramount ("The Judgment House"), Universal
("The Wild Cat"), Metro ("The Return of
Mary"), Mayflower ("Soldiers of Fortune"),
Hodkinson ("The Breaking Point"), United
Artists ("Thru the Back Door").
LUCY, Arnold; stage career, character actor of
25 yrs. exper. in comedy and drama in London
and New York, in "Fanny's First Play,"
"Nothing but the truth," "Eternal Magdalene,"
"Roads of Destiny"; screen career, "The Devil's
Toy," Edison ("Vanity Fair"), Fairbanks ("In
Again, Out Again"), .Vitagraph ("Nymph of
the Foothills"), Famous Players ("The Cost"),
First National ("In Search of a Sinner," "The
Love Expert," "Good References," "Dangerous
Business"), Outlook Photoplay ("The Gibson
Upright"), Mayflower Photoplay ("Idols).
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 140; light brown hair, gray
eyes. Ad., 16 Gramercy Park, N. Y. C.
LYON, Ben; b. Atlanta, Ga., educ. Balti-
more Park School and Balto. City College, Md. ;
stage career, many successful plays, screen
career, Violet Mersereau's leading man In "Mor-
gan's Raiders," co-star with Marian Swayne In
"The Transgressor," leads in Edison's "Conquest
Series," Vitagraph ("The Heart of Maryland").
Complexion brune'te, dark brown hair, dark
blue eyes; hght., 5, 11; wght., 160. Home ad-
dress 611 W. Ill Cath. 7060, New York.
LYONS, Eddie, also director; b. Beardstown, 111.,
1886; stage career, rep., Marlowe stk., Chicago,
"Mrs. Wiggs of Cabbage Patch," mgmt. Lieb-
ler, vaud., "Beverly of Graustark" rd. co. ;
screen career, Biograph, Imp, Nestor ("The
Rushin' Dancers," "Dolls and Dollars," "Too
Much Women," "Bad News," "A Fire Escape
Finish," "There and Back," "A Hasty Hazing,"
"His Wife's Relatives"), co-starred with Lee
Moran in Star Comedies, making 52 single-reel
comedies for Universal, feature comedy dramas
for Universal ("Everything But the Truth,"
"La, La, Lucille," "Once a Plumber," "Fixed
By George," "A Shocking Night," "Roman
Romeos"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 143; gray eyes,
dark brown hair. Ad., Universal City, Calif.
LYTELL, Bert; b. and educ. N. Y. C. ; stage ca-
reer, stock, many Broadway prod., lead with
Irene Fenwick, "Mary's Ankle"; screen career,
Brenon ("The Lone Wolf"), Metro ("The
Spender," "Faith," "One-Thlng-at-a-Time-
O'Day"), Metro-Screen Classics ("Lombard!,
Ltd.," "The Right of Way," "Alias Jimmy
Valentine," "The Misleading Lady," "Prince of
Redemption," "A Message From Mars").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 155; brown hair, hazel
eyes. Studio. Metro, Hollywood, Cal.
LYTELL, Wilfred; b. N. Y. C.; stage exper..
"The Country Boy," "His Brother's Keeper,"
"Captain Kidd, Jr.," "Business Before Pleas-
ure"; screen career, Ince-Vitagraph ("The De-
stroyer," "The Conflict," "The 90 and 9," "The
Lily and the Rose"), Warren prod. Metro
("Our Mrs. McChesney"), Arthur F. Beck, Inc.
("Isle of Jewels" serial), Famous Players
("Heliotrope," "The Kentuckians"), Graphic
("The Wrong Woman"), Fox ("Know Your
Men"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 155; dark hair
and eyes. Home ad., 5 Jackson st., Bayside,
L. I., N. Y.
LYTTON, Roger; artist, sculptor, musician; b.
New Orleans, La. ; educ. Dresden, London,
Paris, Columbia Univ.; stage career, 20 yrs.,
playing leads and heavies; screen career, 12
yrs., member of old Vitagraph Co., Selznick,
Hallmark "Vengeance of Durant," "Battle Cry
of Peace," "Panthea," "Lest We Forget,"
"Burden of Proof," "The Forbidden City,"
"The Third Degree," "A Regular Girl," "High
Speed," "The Sport of Kings," "Love or Money,"
"His Brother's Keeper." Member of Columbia
University, Salmagundi, and MacDowell Clubs.
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180; dark complexion, iron
gray hair, brown eyes. Ad., Columbia Univer-
sity Club, 4 West 43rd St., N. Y. C.
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MacDERMOTT, Marc; b. London, Eng. ; educ
Australia; stage career, 7 yrs. with Geo. Rin-
gold's Co. in Australia, with Mrs. Patrick Camp-
bell in U. S. and England, with Richard Mans-
field, mgmt. Charles Frohman, etc.; screen
career, Edison, 6 yrs., twice sent around world
by Edison as their star; Vitagraph ("The Green
God," "An Alabaster Box"), Fox ("Buchanan's
Wife," "Kathleen Mavourneen"), Norma Tal-
madge ("The New Moon"), Ferret ("13th
Chair"), Fox ("While New York Sleeps," "Blind
Wives"), Paramount ("Footlights"). Hght., 6;
wght., 175; auburn hair brown eyes. Ad., 546
W. 113th St., N. Y. C.; Cathedral 7483.
MacDONALD, Donald; screen career, Paramount
("The Law of Men," "Extravagance," "The
Market of Souls"), Select ("Who Cares?"),
Pathe ("The Silver Girl"), Rob-Cole ("The
House of Intrigue"), First National ("The Yel-
low Typhoon"), Chas. Ray ("45 Minutes From
Broadway," "A Midnight Bell"), Louis Glaum
("Daughters of Joy"). Home ad., 3920 Wil-
shire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
MacDONALD, Wallace; b. Mulgrave, Nova Scotia,
Canada; educ. Sydney, N. S. ; stage career, stock
cos. at Vancouver, B. C., and San Francisco,
Calif., Phoenix, Ariz., and El Paso, Tex.; screen
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career, co-star on Triangle and Vitagraph pro-
grams, leading man for Pauline Frederick, Mae
Marsh. Mabel Normand, Marguerite Clark, Mary
Miles Minter, Olive Thomas, Anita Stewart Vita-
graph ("Trumpet Island"), Maurice Tourneur
("Bright Lights"), Goldwyn ("Who Shall
Judge?"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 142; dark
brown hair and eyes. Ad., L. A. Athletic Club,
Los Angeles, Calif.
MacDOWELL, Melbourne; b. Little Washington,
N. J. ; educ. N. Y. ; stage career, 25 yrs., hus-
band of Fanny Davenport, appeared in Sardou
repertoire starred in stock several seasons
"Tosca," "Theodora," "Fedora," "Gismonda" ;
screen career, Ince-Para. ("Tyrant Fear,"
"Claws of the Hun," "Coals of Fire"), National
"The Lamb and the Lion," "Passions Three,"
"Wolves of the Rail"), Mayflower ("Soldiers
of Fortune"), National ("Nobody's Girl"),
Universal ("Outside the Law"), Fox "Nomads
of the North"), Vitagraph ("Diamonds Adrift").
Hght., 6; wght., 210; dark complexion, gray
hair and eyes. Home ad., 1047 Everett St., Los
Angeles, Cal.
MACK, Bobby; screen career, Universal ("Human
Stuff"), Metro ("The Hope"), Vitagraph
("Black Beauty").
MACK, Hayward; b. Albany, N. Y. ; educ. Iowa
Coll. ; early career, civil engineer and newspaper
man; stage career, 7 yrs, in stock, vaud. and
prod.; screen career, since 1910, Imp, Majestic,
Famous Players, Biograph, Universal ("The
Spindle of Life"), Amer. Mutual ("Impossible
Susan"), Hodkinson ("Fighting Through"),
American ("Some Liar," "Put Up Your Eyes"),
Fox ("Love Is Love," "The Speed Maniac,"
"Thieves," "Why Trust Your Husband"), Pathe
("Girl in the Web," "The Gangsters"), Para-
mount ("Burglar Proof"), First National
("Oliver Twist, Jr."). Hght.. 6; wght., 185;
dark hair, blue eyes.
MACK, Htighie; screen career, Pathe ("Open
Another Bottle," "Make it Snappy," "Fellow
Romans," "Rush Orders"), Robertson-Cole
("Seeing It Thru").
MACK, Joseph P.; educ. Rome, Italy; stage ca-
reer, 12 yrs. legitimate, 12 yrs. vaud.; screen
career, 6 yrs., Detrich Co. ("Wild Honey").
Metro ("Brass Check," "Under Suspicion"). E
V. B. ("Little, But Oh My!"), Fox ("Never Say
Quit," "Shark Rawley"), Hallmark ("Chain of
Evidence"), Raver ("Golden God"), Porter
("Train-Wreckers"). Hght:, 5, 11; wght., 200;
dark hair and eyes. Ad., 301 W. 46th St.,
N. Y.; Bryant 4578.
MACK, William B.; screen career, Realart ("The
Deep Purple"), Cosmopolitan ("Heliotrope").
MACKAY, Charles; educ. N. Y. College; stage ca-
reer, N. Y. prods, with Wm. A. Brady, Mrs.
Henry Harris, George Tyler, Charles Frohman,
Klaw and Erlanger; screen career, Tourneur
("The Velvet Paw"), World-Peerless ("The Un-
pardonable Sin," "That Oakdale Affair," "The
Woman of Lies." "Me and Capt. Kidd." "The
Poison Pen," "The Steel King"), Jans ("Love
Without Question"), Macauley ("Diane of Star
Hollow"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 170; gray eyes.
Ad. Coytesville, N. J. ; Fort Lee 38 W.
MACKAY, Edward; stage career, leading man
with Mrs. Fiske, Henrietta Crosman, Grace
George, Nethersole; stock star, screen career,
Famous Players ("Port of Missing Men,"
"Clothes," "The Clue," "The Secret Orchard"),
Ivan ("Man and His Angel," "The Faded
Flower," "The Window Opposite"). Hght., 5,
10; wght., 155; light hair eyes. Ad., home
Coytesville, N. J.
MacKlNNIN, John; screen career, Equity ("The
Forbidden Woman"), Paramount ("The Four-
teenth Man"), Realart ("Her First Elope-
ment").
MacLEAN, Douglas; b. Phila.; educ. Northwestern
Univ., Pres. Sch., and Lewis Inst. Tech.; stage
career, juvenile in stock cos., also with Maude
Adams in "Peter Pan" and other Barrie plays,
and Broadway appearances; screen career,
Artcraft ("The Hun Within," "Johanna En-
lists," "Capt. Kidd, Jr."), Ince-Para. ("Fuss
and Feathers"), Ince ("23% Hours Leave,"
"What's Your Husband Doing," "Mary's Ankle,"
"Let's Be Fashionable," "When Johnnie
Comes Marching Home," "The Jailbird," "The
Rookies Return," "Chickens," "The Home
Stretch"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 145; brown
hair and eyes. Ad., 406 S. Alvarado St., Los
Angeles, Calif. ; studio, Thos. H. Ince.
MacLEAN, B, D.; b. New Orleans, La.; educ.
Washington & Lee Univ., Lexington, Va. ; stage
career, "Brutus" and "Othello," with Wm.
Faversham Co.; "Macbeth" and "King John"
with Modjeska; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Silver Horde," "Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come," "Don't Neglect Your Wife"). Hght. 6-
wght, 185; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
1764 N. Sycamore ave., Los Angeles Calif
phone 579793.
MAC QUARBIE, Frank; b. San Francisco, Cal.;
educ. there; stage career, 19 yrs. with Nance
O'Neill, stk. with Henry Miller and 5 yrs. stk
Vancouver, B. C. ; one season "The Spoilers";
screen career, Universal 3 yrs. ("The Flash of
Fate," "The Man Trap"), Triangle ("Praig" in
Black Box serial. "Broadway to the Throne,"
"Two Men from Sandy Bar"), National ("Girl
of My Dreams"), Rob-Cole ("Whitewashed
Walls"), Universal ("Loot," "Under Suspicion").
Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140; brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Oakwoods Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.
MAC QTJARRIE; George; b. San Francisco, Calif.;
stage career, 20 yrs. exper. ; screen career, D.
W. Griffith, Famous Players, Vitagraph, Fox
and World Film. Hght., 6; wght., 185; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
MAGBANE, Thomas; screen career, Arrow ("The
Way Women Love," "Luxury").
MAILES, Charles Hill; b. Halifax, N. S:, 1870;
stage career, since 24 yrs. old, in vaud., con-
cert work, Shakespearian roles, also in "The
Squaw Man," "The Clansman," "The Oath";
screen career, over 5 yrs. with Biograph, Uni-
versal ("A Young Patriot," "Bitter Sweet,"
"The Lair of the Wolf," "The Dynast," "The
Spotted Lily," "The Power," "The Girl Who
Won Out," "Beloved Jim," "Talk of the Town"),
Metro ("Full of Pep"), Pathe ("Our Better
Selves"), Fox ("The Speed Maniac"), Para-Art -
craft ("Red Hot Dollars," "Chickens"), Ince
("Homespun Folks," "The Home Stretch"),
United Artists ("The Mark of Zorro"), Frothing-
ham ("Ten Dollar Raise"), First National
("Courage"). Iron gray hair.
MAJEBONI, George; screen career, Sherry ("A
Marriage for Convenience"), Vitagraph ("Fight-
ing Destiny," "The Gamblers," "In Honor's
Web"), Pathe ("What Women Will Do"), Prod.
Security ("Diane of Star Hollow").
MAJEBONI, Mario; screen career, Goldwyn
("Partners of the Night"), Jans ("Love With-
out Question"), Republic ("Children Not
Wanted"), Fox ("From Now On").
MALATESTA, Frederic M., also director; b. Na-
fles, Italy; educ. there and Rome; stage career,
taly and South America; screen career, Pathe
("The Wolf-faced Man " serial, "The Devil's
Trail"), Griffith ("The Greatest Thing in Life"),
American ("The Other Side of Eden"), Metro
("The Legion of Death," "The Demon," "Full
of Pep," "The Four-Flusher," The Best of
Luck),, First National ("The Mask"), Para-
mount ("The Sins of Rozanne"), Robertson-
Cole ("Big Happiness"), Fox ("The Challenge
of the Law"), Universal ("Risky Business").
Directed Max Linder for the Essanay Co.
Hght., 6; wght., 185; dark hair and eyes.
MALONEY, Leo. D.; b. San Jose, Cal., 1888; educ.
Santa Clara Coll., Cal. ; early career, on ranch
until young man; screen career, Pathe, Signal
("The Girl arid the Game," "Whispering Smith, 1 '
"Medicine Bend," "Judith of the Cumberlands,"
"Manager of B. and A.," "A Lass of the Lum-
berlands," "The Overland Disaster," "The Lost
Express"), Vitagraph ("A Fight for Millions"),
Universal ("The Spitfire of Seville"), World
("The Arizona Catclaw"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
170.
MANN, Hank, also director; b. N. Y. C.; educ.
Morris High School; stage career, vaud.; screen
career, Mack Sennett ("The Village Black-
smith," "His Bread and Butter"), Fox ("Bon
Bon Riot," "His First Blow Out"), Hank Mann
Comedies ("Messenger," "Harem Hero," "Eye
for Figures"), Arrow ("The Blacksmith," Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"). Hght., 5, 8; wght.,
165; light brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
1021 Lake Shore Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wil-
shire 1262; studio, Hank Mann Comedies Co.,
Francis Ford Studio, Los Angeles.
MARBUBGH, Bertram; b. 1875; stage career,
with John Drew in "Much Ado About Nothing,"
with Wm. Faversham in "The Squaw Man,"
with Maude Adams in "Chanticler," with Rob-
ert Hilliard in "Argyle Case"; screen career,
Wharton ("The Eagle's Eye"), Fox ("Check-
ers"), World ("Social Pirates"), Powell ("You
Never Know Your Luck"), Selznick ("Whisp-
ers," "The Greatest Love"). Height., 6, 10%;
complexion, dark. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
MARCUS, James A.; stage career, from 1881, in
?The Lights of London," stage director for the
Fay Templeton Opera Co., "The Cub," "The
Sign of the Cross"; screen career, Fox ("Car-
men," "Regeneration," "Honor System," "Be-
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trayed," "This Is the Life," "The Conqueror."
"Evangeline," "Should a Husband Forgive?"
"The Strongest," "From Now On"), Kessel &
Bauman ("Headin" Home").
MARION, William; screen career Universal
("Wanted at Headquarters"), Pathe ("The
Devil to Pay," "Their Mutual Child").
MARKS, Willis; b. Rochester, Minn.; educ. Minne-
apolis; stage career, began in 1888 in St. Paul,
Minn., member of Morosco, Burbank Theatre,
Los Angeles, for 9 yrs. ; screen career, 6 yrs.,
Lasky ("Man from Funeral Range," "The
Dancing Fool"), Vitagraph ("The Wishing Ring
Man," "Over the Garden Wall"), Ince
("Greased Lightning"), Universal ("The Tremb-
ling Hour"), Haworth ("The Greater Front"),
Ince ("Homespun Folks"), Universal ("Every-
thing But the Truth," "Renunciation"), King
Vidor ("The Jack Knife Man," "The Family
Honor"), Fox ("The Little Grey Mouse").
Hght., 5, 8; wght, 140; gray hair and eyes.
Home ad., 1341% Toberman St., Los Angeles,
Calif.; West 4046.
MARKWEIX, Milton; b. Wallace, Idaho; educ.
Mereersburg Acad., Penn College, Pa.; stage
career, stk. in San Diego, Cal. and Seattle, vaud.
thru S. W. States; screen career, Monroe Salis-
bury Players ("The Barbarian"), Universal
("The Phantom Melody," "Man in the Moon-
light," "The Blinding Trail"), Independent
("Seeing It Thru), Howells Prod. ("Home Sweet
Home"). Hght., 6; wght., 165; blond hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 1767 Orchid Ave. Holly-
wood, Calif,, phone 57362.
MARMONT, Percy; educ. St. Anne's. Redhill.
Surrey. England; stage career, with Sir Herbert
Tree, Sir Geo. Alexander, Cyril Maude, etc. ; in
U. S., with Anne Murdock, Ethel Barrymore,
Belasco, screen career, Paramount, Goldwyn,
Select, Vitagraph ("Vengeance of Durand,"
"The Winchester Woman." "The Climbers,"
"Pride," "The Sporting Dutchess," "Dead Men
Tell No Tales," "What's Your Reputation
Worth"), Norma Talmadge ("The Branded
Woman"), Whitman Bennett ("The Price").
Hght., 6; wght., 150; blond hair, blue-gray
eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
MARQUIS, Joseph Philip; b. N. Y. C. ; educ.
there; stage career, stk. co. one year; screen
career, Biograph ("Midnight Girl," "Oh.
Louise," "My Girl Suzanne"), Universal ("Lo-
nora," "A Matter of Taste"), MacManus
("Bruised Humanity"). Hght., 6; wght., 175;
blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 75 W. 94th at.,
N. Y. ; Riverside 2989.
MARR, Gordon; b. London, Ont., Canada, 1891;
educ. Toronto Univ.; 5 yrs. stage exper., stk.,
etc.; screen career. Wash. M. P. Corp., Fox
("The Coming of the Law," "The Greater
Law"), Metro ("Fools and their Money," "The
Island of Intrigue"), First National ("Man-
Woman-Marriage"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 138;
dark complexion, eyes, hair. Ad., Glidden
Hotel, Hollywood, Cal.
MARSHALL, Tullyj b. Nevada City, Calif; educ.
private sch. and Santa Clara Coll., Calif. ;. stage
career, 36 yrs., as actor manager, producer and
stage director; screen career, All Star, Fine
Arts, D. W. Griffith ("The Girl Who Stayed
at Home"), Goldwyn, Thos. Ince, Maurice
Tourneur ("Life Line"), Paramount-Artcraft
("Everywoman"), Rex Beach ("The Crimson
Gardenia"), Realart ("Her Beloved Villian"),
Robertson-Cole ("Little Fraid Lady"), United
Artists ("A Modern Musketeer"), Famous
Players ("Double Speed"). Louis B. Mayer
("Her Kingdom of Dreams"). Hght., 5, 9%;
wght., 148; brown-gray hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
1930 N. Vine St., Los Angeles, Calif.
MARTINDEL, Edward; b. Hamilton, O. ; edu-
cated N. Y. ; screen career, Metro ("The Very
Idea," "The Misfit Wife"), Famous Players
("Forbidden Fruit"), Vitagraph ("Captain
Swift"), Realart ("You Never Can Tell," "The
Furnace," "Ducks and Drakes"), First Na-
tional ("Athalie"). Hght., 6, 1%; wght., 190
brown hair, blue eyes.
MASON, "Smiling" Billy, also director; educ. Chi-
cago, Univ. of Michigan, Copenhagen, Denmark;
stage career, circus clown, in "Shepherd King";
screen career, Pathe, Essanay, World Film, Uni-
versal ("A Box of Tricks"), Christie ("Their Sea-
side Tangle," "Help! Help! Police!" "One Good
Turn," "Whose Wife"), Bluebird ("A Taste of
Life"), Vitagraph ("The Wolf"), Artclass ("It
Might Happen to You"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
156; blond hair, dark blue eyes.
MASON, Charles E.; b. Warren County, Ky.;
educ. Bowling Green, Ky. ; stage career, stk. co.
in Portland, Oreg. ; screen career, Metro ("The
Yellow Dove"), Astor Co., Fox, North West
Motion Pict., Robertson-Cole ("Li Ting Lang"),
Arrow ("The Blue Fox"), Goldwyn ("Boys
Will Be Boys"). Hght., 6; wght., 190; dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, 1750% West-
ern Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; 'phone, 597681.
MASON, Dan; b. Syracuse, N. Y., 1857; educ.
Syracuse; stage career, stk., vaud., with
Win. Collier in "The Man from Mexico," "Why
Smith Left Home." in "Naughty Anthony,"
"The Prince of Pilsen," "Miss Patsy"; screen
career, Edison stk., Fox ("The Scarlet Letter,"
"The Slave," "The Broadway Sport." "Every
Girl's Dream," Fox ("The Lure of Ambition"),
Betzwood Film Co. (the Skipper in Toonerville
Trolly series "The Toonerville Trolly That Meets
All Trains," "The Skipper's Narrow Escape,"
"The Skipper's Flirtation", etc.). Hght., 5, 7;
wght., 145; brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
Audubon, Montgomery Co., Pa., or Green Room
Club, N. Y. C.
MASON, James; b. Paris, France; educ. New
York; early career, musician; screen career,
Goldwyn ("The Penalty," "Godless Men"), Ed-
gar Lewis Prod. "The Sage Hen"), Realart
("Two Weeks With Pay"), Brunton ("The
Mysterious Rider"). Hght., 6; wght., 174; dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 7067 Jasmine
Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., phone 70003.
MASON, Reginald; screen career, First National
("Two Weeks"),. Goldwyn ("The Highest Bid-
der").
MASON, Sidney L.; b. Paterson, N. J., 1886; educ.
there; stage career, Cohan and Harris, "Stop
Thief," "Get-Rich-Quick-Wallingford", with
John Drew in "The Cat-Bird"; screen career,
Bluebird ("Honor of Mary Blake"), Fox
("Painted Madonna," the Fallen Idol"), Frank
Powell ("The Promise"). Fox (Bonnie Annie
Laurie," "The Forbidden Path"), Universal
("The Trap"), Ferret ("A Modern Salome",
McCord Pict. ("The Good-Bad Wife"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 163; dark complexion,' dark hair,
brown eyes. Ad., 3657 Broadway, N. Y. C., or
Green Room Club.
MAYALL, Herschel; b. Bowling Green, Ky. ; educ.
Farmington. Me., and Univ. of Minn.; stage ca-
reer. 25 yrs., 14 yrs. leading man in *stk. cos.
In New York, Cincinnati, screen career, Ince
("Civilization"), Morosco, Brunton ("Carmen
of the Klondyke"), Bessie Barriscale ("The
Heart of Rachael"), Wm. Farnum ("Wings of
the Morning"), Alaskan Prod. Co. ("The Seal
of Death"), Robertson-Cole ("Kismet"), Fox
("Queen of Sheba"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 185;
dark brown hair, dark gray eyes. Home ad.,
156 Wadsworth Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; Santa
Monica 61117.
MAYO. Frank; b. N. Y., 1886; educ. Peeks-
kill Mil. Acad. ; stage career, with grandfather
in "Davy Crockett," "Woman in the Case,"
"The Squaw Man," 3 yrs. with Arthur Boucher
and Herbert Sleath. Eng.. mgr. own sketch.
Eng. ; screen career, Lois Weber prod. ("Mary
Regan"), Universal ("The Peddlar," "Burnt
Wings," Lasca," "The Brute Breaker," "A
Little Brother of the Rich," "The Red Lane,"
"Hitchin' Posts," "The Marriage Pit," "Honor
Bound," "Tiger True," "Colorado," "The Mag-
nificent Brute," "The Blazing Trail"). Hght.,
5, 11%; wglit., 165; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
7018 Franklin Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
McCAIX, Billy; b. Peoria, 111.; educ. Benton
Harbor, Mich.; 25 yrs. stage exper., screen
career, Ince, Marie Dressier, Horsley, Fox, Vita-
graph ("Bears and Bad Men," "Huns and
Hyphens," "Fight for Millions," "Smashing
Barriers," "Loot of a Night," "Roads We
Take," "Fighting Fate," "Hidden Dangers,"
"Purple Riders"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 175;
dark gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., 447% S. Flower
St.. Los Angeles, Calif. Bway 1977.
MCCARTHY, L.; screen career, Stoll Film ("Mr.
Wu"), Famous Players ("Brewster's Millions").
MCCARTHY, Myles; b. Montreal, Can.; educ. Mc-
Gill Univ., Montreal; stage career, under mgmt.
of Frohmans, E. E. Rice, W. E. Nankevill*,
Chas. B. Dillingham, George Broadhurst, etc.,
also headliner in vaud.; screen career, with
Selig, Gaumont, Thanhouser, National, Vita-
graph ("The Highest Trump"), United -("A
Man'a Fight"), Keenan-Pathe ("The False
Code"), Universal ("Twisted Souls"), Metro
("Siience Sellers"), Hodkinson ("The Green
Flame," "House of Whispers"). Hght., 5, 11%;
wght., 163; iron gray hair and blue eyes.
McCONNELL, Parker J. ; screen career, Schwab
("Smiling All the Way"), Famous Players
("Brewster's Millions," "Six Best Cellars"),
Universal ("Th Man Tamer").
ACTORS
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McCOY, Harry H., also director; b. 1895 and
educ. Phila., Pa.; stage expert., vaud. and legit,
in N. Y. ; screen career, Mack Sennett 5%
years, American, Selig, featured with Coleen
Moore, "The Hoosier Romance," directing and
playing own comedy leads 2 yrs. with Mar-
garita Fisher in "Fair Enough," "His Wife's
Friend," Lehrman ("Twilight Baby"), Ar-
buckle ("The Garage"), C. B. C. Film ("In
Again Out Again," "High and Dry"), Feder-
ated ("False Roomers"), Fox ("Skirts").
Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 155; light hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1627 S. Union ave., L. A., Cal.
McCullough, Ralph; screen career, Paramount
("Homer Comes Home"), Pathe ("One Hour
Before Dawn"), Universal ("Ride Along Kid"),
Robertson-Cole ("Seven Years Bad Luck).
McCUTCHEON, Wallace; screen career, First
National ("A Virtuous Vamp"), Pathe ("The
Phantom Foe"), Fox ("The Thief").
McDANUKL, George; b. Georgia; educ. Georgia
Tech., Atlanta Coll. of Physicians; stage ca-
reer, 5 yrs. operatic and concert work, 2 sea-
sons with Victor Herbert prods, as principal
baritone, Pythias in 1915 revival of "Damon
and Pythias," 2 seasons Morosco stk., etc.;
screen career, Lasky ("The Little Princess"),
Bluebird ("The Door Between"), Select ("The
Shuttle"), Fox ("The She Devil," "Lost
Money," "What Would You Do?"), H. B.
Wright ("The Shepherd of the Hills"), Uni-
versal ("The Woman Under Cover"), Metro
("Lombard!, Ltd."), Fox ("The Iron Heart"),
Universal ("Two Kinds of Love"). Home ad.,
Actors' Assn. of Los Angeles. Holly 1946.
McDONALD, Francis J. ; b. Bowling Green, Ky.,
1891; educ. St. Xavier Coll., Cincinnati; stage
career, since 1905, 1 season leading man at
Spokane, 7 mos. on Orpheum Circuit; screen
career, 2 yrs. with Universal, then to Fine
Arts for 15 mos., and then back to Universal
("The Black Orchid," "The Mansard Mystery."
"O'Connor's Mag"), Hodkinson ("The Ken-
tucky Colonel"), First National ("Nomads of
the North"), Metro ("Puppets of Fate"), Fed-
erated ("Hearts and Masks"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 155; black hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
Glidden Hotel, Holly Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
MoDONALD, Jack; screen career, Asso. Prod.
("Last of the. Mohicans"), Metro ("The Great
Redeemer"), Famous Players ("The White
Circle," "The Bait," "Deep Waters"), Fox
("The Big Punch").
McDOWELL, Nelson; b. Mo.; educ. North Western
Univ., Chicago; stage career, 2 yrs. stock co.,
4 yrs. lecture platform; screen career, Vita-
graph "The Home Trail," Universal "The Sun-
down Trail"), Mitchell Lewis Co. ("Jacques of
the Silver North"), Rex Beach-Goldwyn ("Go-
ing Some"), Fox ("Chasing Rainbow's"), B. B.
Hampton (Riders of the Dawn"), Metro
("Home Stuff"), Maurice Tourneur ("Last of
the Mohicans"), Universal ("Ransom"). Hght.,
6, 2; wght., 180; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
1802 N. Van Ness ave., Hollywood, Cal., or
Equity, Los Angeles, Cal.
McEWEN, Walter; b. 1865; stage career, 20 yrs.
with Geo. Edwards, Gaiety theatre, London,
also with Winthrop Ames; screen career, Peer-
less, Fox, Famous Players, Kalem, Vitagraph
(with E. H. Sothern in "The Chattel"), Select
("The Probation Wife"). Hodkinson ("The
Bandbox"), Fox ("Face at Your Window"),
Vitagraph ("Her Lord and Master"). Hght., 5,
8.
McGARRY, Garry; b. Franklin, Pa., Oct. 17,
1889; educ. Sacred Heart Acad., Franklin, and
Canisus Coll., Buffalo; stage career, in "The
Soul Kiss," "The Waltz Dream," "The Confes-
sion," 2 seasons with Tom Terriss, a season
each with Frank Keenan and Madame Dore in
vaud.; screen career, Vitagraph ("The Daugh-
ter of Israel," "A Question of Clothes," "The
Wrong Girl," "The Tigress," "Prince in a Pawn-
Shop"), Paramount-Artcraft ("False Faces"),
Realart ("Plaything of Broadway"). Hght., 5,
7; wght., 129; fair complexion, brown hair and
eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
McGOWAN, John W. (Jack); b. and educ., Mus-
kegon, Mich., 1894; stage career, "The Time,
Place and Girl," "My Wife's Family," "Her
Soldier Boy," "My Girl from Brazil," "Oh,
Boy," Ziegfeld Follies, Ziegfeld Midnight
Frolic, Century Review; screen career, Metro
("Flower of the Dusk," "Oh, Annice," "The
Gold Cure," "Nothing But Lies"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 160; light hair, blue eyes.
McGRAIL, Walter; b. and educ. Bklyn, N. Y.,
1889; stage career, 2 yrs. comic opera, 3 yrs.
vaud.; screen career, Vitagraph, 5 yrs ("Within
the Law," "Womanhood," "Business of Life,"
"Miss Ambition"), Pathe ("The Black Secret"),
Selznick ("Country Cousin," "Greater than
Fame"), Robertson-Cole ("Life's Twist"), Na-
tional ("The Invisible Divorce"), Fox "Be-
ware of the Bride"), First National ("Habit,"
"The Playthings of Destiny"), Hodkinson ("The
Breaking Point"). Hght., 6; wght., 175; dark
complexion, black hair, blue eyes. Ad., 105
Berkeley place, Brooklyn, N. Y., or Lambs
Club.
McGREGOR, Gordon; b. Scotland, 1885; educ.
Watts Coll., Edinburgh; stage career, from
1895; toured New England in "Evangellne";
screen career, from 1911, Selig, Lasky ("Brew-
ster's Millions," "The Squaw Man"), Horsley
(Mina and Cub comedies), Metro ("A Man of
Honor"), Universal ("Rich Girl, Poor Girl").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 175; blue eyes, black hair.
McHUGH, Charlie; b. and educ. Philadelphia,
Pa.; stage career, Geo. M. Fried Stk. Co. at
12 yrs. of age, Forepaws Season, Andy Hughes
Variety, Eddie Foy 'Off the Earth", Hendersons
"Sinbad" ; screen career, Douglas Fairbanks
("Down to Earth," "Reaching for the Moon",
Famous Players ("Nan of Music Mountain"),
Fred Stone ("The Goat"), Universal ("La, La,
Lucille"), Robertson-Cole "Black Roses"), Max
Linder ("Too Much Pep"). Hght., 5, 4; wght.,
155; bald head, blue eyes. Home ad., 107 N.
Fremont St., Los Angeles, Calif., Bway 5516.
McliNTOSH, Burr; b. Wellesville, O., 1862; educ.
Lafayette Coll. and Princeton Univ.; reported
for Phila. News; stage career, in "Trtlby,"
"The Man of the Hour," on tour in "The Gen-
tleman from Mississippi"; screen career, played
Wallingford in Pathe "Walllngford" serial,
Mutual ("My Partner"), Hodkinson ("Cynthia
of the Minute"), David Griffith ("Way Down
East").
McKEE, Raymond; b. Iowa; educ. 111.; stage
career, lead in "Grit, the Newsboy," with Robert
Hilliard in "A Fool There Was," "The Phan-
tom Legion," mus. com., "The Golden Girl,"
stk. in Atlanta and Chicago; screen career, Edi-
son ("Heart of the Hill"), Kleine ("The Un-
believer. Fox ("Katherine Mavourneen"),
World ("Cap. Kidd"), Capellani ("The Fortune
Teller"), Fox ("Loves Harvest," "The Little
Wanderer," "Girl O' My Heart," "Flame of
Youth," "Wing Toy" "The Lamplighter," "The
Little Mother"). Hght., 5, 7%: wght., 150;
gray eyes, brown hair. Ad., Friar's Club, 110
W. 48th St., N. Y.
McKEE, Scott; screen career, Pathe "Sherry"),
Universal ("West is West"), Fox ("Wing Toy")
First National ("Oliver Twist, Jr.").
McKIM, Robert; b. San Jacinto, Cal., 1887; educ.
San Francisco; stage career, stk. with Alcazar,
San Francisco, 3 seasons over Orpheum circuit
with Mrs. Langtry; screen career, Ince-Para-
mount ("The Silent Man," "Son of His Father,"
"Love Me," "The Marriage Ring," "The
Vamp", "Green Eyes," "Law of the North"),
Goldwyn ("The Silver Horde," "Woman in
Room 13"), Hodkinson ("Dwelling Place of
Light," "The U. P. Trail," "Man of the
Forest"), Pathe ("The Money Changers,"
"Devil to Pay," "Lure of Egypt"), United
Artists ("Mark of Zorro"). Hght., 6; wght.,
175; black hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 708
Crescent Drive, Beverly Hills, Cal.
McLAUGHLIN, Harry; screen career, Bert Lubin
("Honeymoon Ranch," "West of the Rio
Grande").
McLEAN, Jack; b. 1893 and educ. Brookline,
Mass.; stage career, "Mary's Ankle," "Watch
Your Step"; screen career, Goldwyn, Fox ("Blue
Eyed Mary"), Famous Players ("Mrs. Wiggs of
the Cabbage Patch"), Vitagraph ("Thin Ice,"
"The Unknown Quantity" ), Graphic ("The Echo
of Youth"), World ("His Father's Wife"), W.
H. Prod. ("The Lost Battalion"), Selznick
("Society Snobs"), Vitagraph ("The Prey,"
"The Charming Deceiver"). Hght., 5, 8%;
wght., 140; brown hair, blue eyes. Permanent
ad., 35 Walter ave., Brookline, Mass.
MoQUARRIE, Albert; b. San Francisco, 1882;
stage career, began at Alcazar theatre in 1904,
on dram, stage until 1913; screen career, start-
ed with David Horsley, with Universal 3 yrs.,
2 pictures with Bryant Washburn for Pathe,
Douglas Fairbanks ("Bound in Morocco," "He
Comes Up Smiling," "Arizona," "Knicker-
bocker Buckeroo," "His Majesty, the Ameri-
can," "When the Clouds Roll By," "The Molly-
coddle). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 160; brown hair,
gray eyes. Home ad., 1624 Hudson ave., Los
Angeles, Cal., Holly 2737.
McWADE, Edward; Goldwyn ("The Great Acci-
dent," "Stop Thief"), Fox ("The Husband
Hunter").
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
MEIGHAN, Thomas; b. Pittsburgh, Pa.; educ.
there; stage career, played a season with
Grace George, 2 yrs. in Pittsburgh Stk. Co.,
leading man in London engagement of "The
College Widow," 3 yrs. with David Warfleld in
"The Return of Peter Grimm," also in "On
Trial"; screen career, Paramount-Artcraft
("M'liss," "Out of a Clear Sky," "The Heart
of Wetona," "Male and Female," "Don't
Change Your Wife," "The Miracle Man").
"The Prince Chap," "Frontier of the Stars,"
'.'The Easy Road," "City of Silent Men," "White
and Unmarried"). Hght., 6; wght., 170; black
hair, brown eyes. Ad., L. A. Athletic Club;
studio, Lasky, Hollywood, Gal.
MENJOU, Adolph J.; b. Pau, France; educ. Cul-
ver Military Acad., Cornell Univ.; stage career,
3 yrs. on stage, one yr. French Strollers;
screen career, Famous Players ("The Kiss,"
"The Amazons," "The Faith Healer"), Norma
Talmadge ("The Moth"), Fox ("A Parisian Ro-
mance"), Goldwyn ("Head Over Heels"), First
National ("Courage"), Mary Pickford ("Through
the Back Door"), Doug Fairbanks ("Three
Musketeers"), Hght., 5, 10; wght., 150; dark
hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 1333 La Brea,
Los Angeles, Calif., phone 579-001.
MEREDITH, Charles; screen career, Realart
("Judy of Rogues' Harbor"), Pathe ("Simple
Souls"), First National ("The Family Honor,"
"The Perfect Woman"), Paramount ("The
Ladder of Lies," "The Romantic Adven-
turess"), Robertson-Cole ("Little 'Fraid
Lady"), Herman Film ("That Something").
MERLO, Anthony; b. Italy; educ. N. Y.; screen
career, Fox, Famous Players, World, Brenon-
Selznick, Universal, Metro, Maurice Tourneur
("A Daughter of France," "Human Drift-
wood," "Maid of Belgium," "The Cross Bear-
er," "The Awakening," "The Sea Waif," "The
Heart of Gold," "Woman," "Sporting Life"),
World ("Phil for Short," "Mandarin's Gold,"
"The Unveiling Hand"), Fox ("The Thief"),
Abramson ("Mother Eternal"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 165; dark complexion, brown hair, brown
eyes. Ad., care of Fox, N. Y.
MERRILL, Grant; b. Benson, Ariz.; early
career, Cowboy on Arizona Bordeer; screen
career, Metro ("The Price of Redemption"),
Universal, Reel Craft, First National ("Man-
Woman-Marriage"), Double Day Production,
featured in Border Feature Film two-reel
Westerns. Hght., 6, 1; wght., 170; dark
red hair, gray eyes. Home ad., Lookout Drive,
Los Angeles, Calif., Bway 8058; studio ad.,
Border Feature Film Corp., Bisbee, Ariz.
MESTAYER, Harry; b. San Francisco; educ.
N. Y. and Boston Latin; stage career, with
Holbrook Blinn, Helen Ware, E. H. Sothern,
James K. Hackett, "The Son-Daughter";
screen career, George Kleine's ("Stop Thief"),
Selig ("The Millionaire Baby," "The House of
a Thousand Candles," "The Gold Ship"), Tri-
angle ("High Tide," "Wife or Country"). Ad.,
Lambs Club, N. Y.
METCALFE, Earl Keeney; b. Newport, Ky.,
188S>; oduc. Cincinnati, O. ; stage career, 7 yrs.
i stk. and N. Y. prods. ; vaud. ; screen career,
Luoin, 4 yrs. ("The Phantom Happiness"),
Select ("World to Live In"), World ("The
Battler," "Coax Me," "Woman of Lies,' "Poi-
son Pen"), Vitagraph ("The Fortune Hunter"),
Shomer ("The Great Mystery "), Fox ("While
New York Sleeps"), Abramson ("The Mother
Eternal"), Pathe ("What Women Will Do";
"White Eagle"). Directed Jas. Montgomery
Flagg comedies. Path6 opposite Ruth Roland
in a serial. Hght., 5, 11; wght., 170; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., Lambs' Club, N. Y.
MILAR, Adolph; screen career, Hodkinson ("The
Silent Barrier"), Realart ("Something Dif-
ferent"), Selznick ("The Road of Ambition").
MILASH, Robert E.; b. N. Y. C., Apr. 18, 1885;
educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career, under Frohman
in "The Girl I Left Behind Me," with James
K. Hackett in "The Prisoner of Zenda" ;
screen career, Edison, Biograph, Pathe, Crys-
tal, Universal ("Timothy Dobbs, That's Me"
series), World ("The Roughneck"), Para-
mount ("Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,"
"The Two Brides"), Pathe ("The Moonshine
Trail"), Paramount ("The Fourteenth Man"),
Vitagraph ("Black Beauty"). Hght., 5, 7;
wght., 122; gray hair, blue eyes, dark com-
plexion. Home ad., 512 W. 151 St., N. Y. C.
MILHAM, Guy; screen career, Paramount ("A
Full House"), American ("A Light Woman").
MILLER, Carl; screen career, First National
("Mary Regan", "The Kid"), Garfleld Prod.
"The Parish Priest").
MILLER, Harold Atchison; b. Redondo Beach,
Cal. ; educ. Los Angeles; screen career, Selznick
("Upstairs and Down"), Frank Keenan Co.
("World of Flame"), Universal ("The Ped-
dler," "Desperate Youth"), Allan Dwan ("Heart
of a Fool"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 160; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 4520 W. 18th st.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 72409.
MILLER, Henry, Jr.; screen career, Selznick
("The Dangerous Hero"), Metro ("Parlor, Bed-
room and Bath," "Some One in the House").
MILLER, Walter; b. Atlanta, Ga. ; educ. there
and Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, Roe Stock,
Stanley Stk., Hall Stk., Jersey City, Lyceum
Stk., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; screen career, Metro
("The Slacker," "Miss Robinson Crusoe,"
"Draft 258"), Ralph Ince ("llth Command-
ment"), Vitagraph ("Thin Ice," "A Girl at
Bay," "The Friendly Call"), Artclass ("The
Open Door"), Goldwyn ("The Return of
Tarzan," "Prisoners of Love"), Robertson-Cole
("The Stealers"), Arrow ("The Way Women
Love," "Luxury"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 165;
dark brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 235
West 107th st., N Y. C. ; Acad. 1106.
MILLETT, Arthur Nelson; b. Maine, 1874; educ.
Coll. of Sacred Heart, Denver, and European
sch. of music; stage career, 14 yrs., with Patta
Roso for a yr. ; screen career, Triangle ("Ship
of Doom," "Sea Panther"), Fox ("The Fram-
er"), "King Spruce" with Mitchell Lewis, "23 Ms
Hours Leave," "Egg-Crate Wallop" with
Charles Ray, Hodkinson ("Love Madness"),
Fox ("Drag Harlan," "The Scuttlers"), Univ-
ersal ("West is West," "Hearts. Up"). Hght.,
6, %; wght., 196; brown hair, dark eyes. Ad.,
2707 S. Normandie, Los Angeles, Cal.
MILLS, Frank; b. Kalamazoo, Mich.; educ. Univ.
of Mich.; stage career, Chas. Frohman, Be-
lasco, Daniel Frohman, prods.; "Sue," 5 yrs.
with Sir Herbert Tree, Mrs. Pat Campbell, Sir
J. Forbes-Robertson, etc. ; in America, leads
with Olga Nethersole, Elsie Ferguson, Mary
Mannering, etc.; in "Bought and Paid For";
screen career, Select ("De Luxe Annie"), De
Luxe ("Wild Honey," "Twilight"), Famous
Players ("Let's Elope," "The Misleading Wid-
ow"), First National ("Wives of Men"), Pathe
("The Bramble Bush"), "Actors' Equity
Strike," by the Assn., Capellani ("The Right
to Lie"), American Cinema ("Women Men
Forget"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 172; dark hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 264 W. 57th st., N. Y.
Circle 1561.
MII/TERN, John; screen career, Pathe ("The
Profiteers"), Paramount ("On With the
Dance," "The Kentuckians").
MITSORAS, D.; Robertson-Cole ("Flame of Hell
Gate"), Fox ("Challenge of the Law").
MIX, Tom, also writer and director; born Texas,
educated there; early career, rode the plains
as a cowboy, was a member of the Rough
Riders during Spanish- American War; screen
career, with Selig, Fox ("Cupid's Round Up,"
"Western Blood," "Ace High," "Hell's Roaring
Reform," "Treat 'Em Rough," "Fame and
Fortune," "Mr. Logan, U. S. A.," "Wilderness
Trail," "Fighting for Gold," "Dare Devil,"
"Rough Riding Romance," "Three Gold Coins,"
"The Untamed," "The Texan," "Prairie Trails,"
"The Road Demon," "Hands Off," "Queen of
Sheba," "The Ridin' Romeo"). Member M. P.
D. A. of Los Angeles. Ad., Fox studios, Los
Angeles. Home ad., 5841 Carlton Way, Holly-
wood.
MONG, William V., also scenario writer; b. Cham-
bersburg, Pa., 1875; stage career, with Newton
Beers in "Lost in London," vaud. in own play,
"The Clay Baker," in "The House Next Door,"
"The Light in the Window," etc.; screen ca-
reer, Essanay, Selig, scenario editor, acting and
directing for Universal, Crest Picture Co.; Tour-
neur ("The County Fair"), Geo. Loane Tucker
("Ladies Must Live"), Katherine MacDonald
("The Turning Point"), Bessie Barriscale
("Luck of Geraldine Laird"), Frothingham ("A
Ten Dollar Raise"), Mayer ("Sowing the
Wind"), Fox ("Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur's 1 Court," "The Stain"), Metro ("Burn-
ing Daylight," "Mutiny of the Elsinore").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 140; dark hair, dark brown
eyes. Ad., home, Your Duroc Farm, Whittier,
Cal.
MONTAGUE, Frederick; b. London, England;
educ. Richmond; stage career, with Augustin
Daly, E. H. Sothern, leading man 2 yrs. with
Mme. Modjeska; screen career, Vitagraph,
Thanhouser, Lasky, Universal ("A Prince for a
Day," "Little Marian's Triumph," "His Robe
of Honor," "Lure of the Circus," "The Rough
Lover"), Rob-Cole ("His Debt"), Hampton-
ACTORS
191
Hodkinson ("The Best Man"), right., 5, 8%;
wght., 165; gray hair, brown eyes. Ad., 133 W.
21st St., Los Angeles, Cal.
MONTAGUE, Monte; b. Somerset, Kv. ; educ.
Virginia; stage career 14 yrs. acrobat and
tumbler with circus 3 yrs. tumbling act in
vaud.; screen career Universal ("Elmo the
Fearless" "The Flaming Disk," "Under Crim-
son Skies"), Arthur Gooden Prod. ("Crooked
Trails," "Secret Eyes," "Go Get 'em"). Hght.,
6; wght., 185; medium brown hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 4514% Sunset Blvd., Los
Angeles, Calif., phone 599270.
MONTANA, Bull; screen career, Fox, American
Universal, Paramount ("Victory," "Treasure
Island"), First National ("Go And Get It,"
"What Women Love"), Metro ("Hearts Are
Trumps").
MONTGOMERY, Earl Triplett; b. Santa Cruz Co.,
Cal., 1893; educ. Nv me, Alaska; stage career.
2 seasons mus. com.; screen career, L-Ko, Amer-
ican, 4 yrs. with Vitagraph ("Bums and
Boarders," "Chumps and Cops," "Farms and
Fumbles," "Love and Lather," "Damsels and
Dandies," 'Zip and Zest," "Harems and Ho-
kum," "Vamps and Variety," "Caves and Cro-
quettes," "Rubes and Robbers"), Educational
("Bang"). Hght., 5, 8; wght, 180; light brown
hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 204 S. Dillen St., Los
Angeles, Calif.; phone 51648; studio, Vitagraph.
MOORE, Joe; born County Meath, Ireland; edu-
cated Toledo, O. screen career, Foundation
Film ("The White Rider"), Climax ("Love's
Battle"). Hglit., 5, 11; wght., 150, blue eyes,
auburn hair.
MOORE, Matt; b. Ireland, 1888; educ. Toledo, O.;
screen career, Artcraft ("Pride of the Clan"),
Universal ("20,000 Leagues Under the Sea"),
Ardsley Film Corp. ("Runaway Romany"),
Neilan Prod. ("Unpardonable Sin"), J. Parker
Reid ("Sahara"), Buffalo M. P. Co. ("Sport of
Kings"), Artcraft ("Heart of the Wilds"), Selz-
nick ("A Regular Fellow," "The Glorious
Lady"), Marion Davies ("The Dark Star," "Get-
ting Mary Married"), Marshall Neilan ("Don't
Ever Marry"), J. Parker Read ("Love Mad-
ness"). Famous Players ("Hairpins"), Selznick
("Whispers," "Madness of Manhattan," "A
Man's Home"), Cosmopolitan ("The Passionate
Pilgrim," "Straight Is the Way"). Ad., 130
West 44th St., N. Y. C.
MOORE, Owen, b: Ireland, came to U. S. when
11 yrs. old; educ. Toledo, O. ; stage career, from
twentieth yr., juvenile leads in several road
attractions; screen career, since 1909, Biograph,
Reliance-Majestic. Fine Arts, Famous Players
("A Coney Island Princess," "A Girl Like
That," "The Little Boy Scout"), Beach-Gold-
wyn ("The Crimson Gardenia"). Selznick ("Pic-
cadilly Jim," "Who's Who," "Dangerous Hero,"
"Stop That Man," "The Poor Simp," "Chicken
in the Case," "A Divorce of Convenience").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 140; dark hair and eyes.
Ad., c/o Selznick Pict. Corp., N. Y.
MOORE, Tom; b. County Meath, Ire.; educ. there
and Toledo, O. ; stage exper., 7 yrs. stk. ; screen
career, 6 yrs. Kalem, Lubin, Lasky, Select. Selig
("Brown of Harvard"), Goldwyn ("Thirty a
Week." "Go West Young Man," "A Man and
His Money," "One of the Finest," "Lord and
Lady Algy," "The Gay Lord Quex," "City of
Comrades," "Toby's Bow," "Duds," The Great
Accident," "Stop Thief," "Hold Your Horses,"
"Made in Heaven"). Hght., 5, 10V 2 ; wght., 142
light brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1919 Van
Ness ave., Los Angeles; studio, Goldwyn, Culver
City, Cal.
MOORE, Victor; b. Hammonton, N. J. ; stage
career, with John Drew in " Rosemary," in
Klaw and Erlanger's " Jack and the Bean-
stalk," vaud., several yrs. in "45 Minutes from
Broadway," "The Talk of New York," etc.;
screen career, Lasky ("Snobs," "Chimmie
Fadden" series, "The Race," "The Clown"),
Klever Komedies ("The Moneyless Honeymoon,"
"The Cinderella Husbands," "Camping," "Home
Defence," "The Sleepwalker," etc.) Hght, 5,
7%; wght., 200; dark complexion, brown hair
and eyes. Home ad., 139 Harrison ave., Bald-
win, L. I., N. Y.
MORAN, L,ee; also director and scenario writer;
b. Chicago, 111.; educ. St. Ignatius Coll., Chi-
cago; stage career, musical comedy, vaud.;
screen career, from 1912, Lyons & Moran come-
dies ("Duck Out of Water," "Camping Out,"
"Bullsheviks," "Dog-Gone Shame"), Universal
("La, La, Lucille," "Once a Plumber," Fixed
By George," "Blue Sunday," "Roman Romeos,"
"Whose Wife Is Kate?"). Hght., 5, 10; wght.,
135; brown hair, blue-gray eyes. Ad., studio.
Universal Studio.
MORAN, William F.; b. New Orleans, La.; educ.
there; stage career, stock, rep. and prod. vaud.
in "The Pool Room," screen career, Universal
("The Path She Chose"), Hodkinson ("The
Green Flame"), Pathe ("A Beggar in Purple"),
Schlesinger ("Things Men Do"), Prizma
("Heidi"), Pickford ("Right or Wrong").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 140; dark hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1415 Milton Ave., Hollywood, Calif.,
Phone 57667, or Actor's Assn. of Los Angeles.
MORANTI, Milburn; b. San Francisco, Calif.;
stage career, several yrs. circus and dram, cos.,
starrirg- in own legit, prods.; screen career,
Univeual, Triangle, Keystone, first 15 of the
Gale Henry comedies for Model Comedy Co.,
Hght., 6, 8; wght., 150; black hair, dark eyes.
Ad., Mercury Comedies, Balboa, Calif.
MORDANT, Edwin; stage career, prominent all
over U. S., Canada and Mexico; starred in "The
Prisoner of Zenda," "Faust," "Oliver Twist,"
leading roles in "Secret Service," "Sherlock
Holmes," "The Tempest," "Midsummer Night's
Dream," "Business Before Pleasure," "His
Honor, Abe Potash"; screen career, Famous
Players ("Moth and the Flame," Seven Sisters,"
"Molly-Make-Believe," "Poor Little Peppina,"
"The Undying Flame," "The Cost"), Metro
("The Royal Family"). Member Lambs Club.
Ad., 305 W. 45th St., N. Y. Longacre 3760.
MORENO, Antonio Garrido Monteagudo; b. Mad-
rid, 1888; educ. Madrid, Catholic Sisters Schl.
and pub. schls., New York City; came to U.
S. at age of 14; stage career, with Mrs. Leslie
Carter, with Tyrone Power, Constance Collier,
Wilton Lackaye; screen career, went to Vita-
graph in 1914, playing leads ("The First Law,"
"The Mark of Cain"), starred in the "Nau-
lahka," "The Angel Factory," "The Iron Test,"
"Perils of Thunder Mountain," "The Unforseen
Hand," and feature subjects. "Three Sevens".
Ad.. L. A. Athletic Club; Studio, Vitagraph,
Hollywood, Cal.
MOREY, Harry T.; b. Michigan; stage career,
associated with many well-known stars and at-
tractions; screen career, since 1909 with Vita-
graph ("The Golden Goal," "The Green God,"
"All Man," "Playing with Fate," "Silent
Strength," "The Man Who Won," "Fighting
Destiny," "The Gamble." "Beating the Odds,"
"The Darkest Hour," "In Honor's Web," "The
Birth of a Soul," "The Sea Rider," "The
Gauntlet").
MORGAN, Frank; b. N. Y., 1890; educ. Cornell
Univ.; stage career, stk., "A Full House," "In
Cold Type"; screen career, Vitagraph, Edison,
McClure, Fox ("A Modern Cinderella"), K. E.
S. E. ("Sight in Darkness"), Goldwyn ("Baby
Mine"), Master D. Feat ("Who's Your Neigh-
bor?")' Select ("At the Mercy of Men"), Vita-
graph ("Gray Tower Mystery," "The Golden
Shower"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 166; light com-
?lexion, brown hair, dark eyes. Ad., 310 W.
9th St., N. Y. C.
MORLEY, Jay; b. Port Orange, Fla. ; educ. Colum-
bus, Ohio; stage career, 5 yrs. dram, stock;
screen career, Selig, Universal, Warner Features,
Lubin, Fox, Paralta, Doraldina ("The Cave
Women"), Vitagraph ("Over the Garden Wall,"
"The Roads We Take," "The Little Boss,"
"Telamacus Friend," "A Fighting Colleen,"
"Pegeen"), Hodkinson ("The Green Flame"),
Pyramid ("The Woman Untamed"), Hght, 5,
10; wght., 183; brown hair, dark eyes. Ad.,
1520 Hudson ave., Hollywood, Calif.; phone
57683.
MORRIS, Richard; screen career, Metro ("The
Walk Offs"), Republic ("The Gift Supreme"),
("The Amazing Woman").
MORRISON, Arthur; b. St. Louis, Mo., 1880;
educ. there; stage career, Hopkins stk.. Chi-
cago, 6 yrs. vaud. ; screen career, Pathe,
Triangle ("The Feud Girl"), Ray Comedies
("Casey, the Fireman"), Superlative Pictures
("Between Men"), Overland Film ("A Man's
Law"), Hampton-Hodkinson ("Desert Gold,"
"The Sage Brusher"), Metro ("Price of Re-
demption"), Fox ("Challenge of the Law",
"The Iron Rider"). Hght, 5, 11%; wght, 183;
dark brown hair, blue eyes; medium com-
plexion. Home ad., 905 E. 173d at., N. Y. C.
MORRISON, James Woods; b. Matoon, 111.; educ.
Univ. of Chicago; stage career, vaud. stk.;
screen career, Vitagraph, 6 yrs., Ivan ("Bab-
bling Tongues," "Life Against Honor"), Vita-
graph ("Over the Top," "Black Beauty"), Fox
("Sacred Silence"), Jans Co. ("Love Without
Question"), J. D. Hampton ("When We Were
Twenty-One"), Mayer ("Sowing the Wind ).
Hght, 5, 8; wght., 135; brown hair and eyes.
Ad Packard Library and Edward Small, Inc.
N. Y.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
MORRISON, Pete; b. Morrison, Colo.; educ. there;
screen career, Pathe, Selig, 28 pictures with
Essanay, 6 yrs. with American, Triangle
("Love's Pay Day"), 1 yr. Universal, Yellow-
stone ("Dangerous Love"), Independent ("Long,
Long Trail"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 185; black
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 4500 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
MORSE, John P.; screen career, Metro ("Shore
Acres," "Dangerous to Men," "The Hope").
MORTIMER, Henry; b. Toronto, Ont. ; educ. St.
Michael's Coll., Toronto, St. Catherine's Coll.
Inst. ; stage career, with Mrs. Fiske, Elsie Fer-
guson, Louis Mann, John Barrymore; screen
career, Metro ("Her Great Price," "Their Com-
pact"), Unity ("The Pursuing Vengeance"),
Betzwood ("The Road Called Straight"), Ince
("His Wife's Friend"), Realart ("The Fear Mar-
ket"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 170; dark brown
hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.,
or Bryant 3968.
MOWER, Jack; b. Honolulu, 1890; educ. Punahou
Coll., Honolulu; stage career, 6 mos. stock, 2
yrs. mus. com., vaud. ; screen career, Vitagraph,
Selig ("The Primitive Woman," "Money Isn't
Everything"), American ("Molly of the Follies,"
"Mantle of Charity"), Metro ("Island of In-
trigue"), Cody ("The Beloved Cheater"). Pathe
"The Third Eye" serial), Pioneer ("Bubbles"),
Westart ("A Cowboy Ace," 'Cotton and Cat-
tle"), Universal ("The Beautiful Gambler").
(Pacific Coast champion swimmer for 4 years.).
Hght., 6; wght., 180; medium complexion,
brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad., Elk's Club,
Glendale, Calif.
MULHALL,, Jack; b. N. Y. ; educ. N. Y., Columbia
Univ.; stage career, 2 yrs. with West End Stk..
N. Y., on Orpheum Circuit, with James K.
Hackett in "The Grain of Dust"; screen career,
Biograph (played leads for 4 yrs.), Universal
("Safe," "Sirens of the Sea," "High Speed,"
"Three Women of France," "The Midnight
Man," "Boss of -Powderville," "Madame Spy"),
Para., Blackton ("Wild Youth"), Universal
("The Brass Bullet"). Metro ("Should a
Woman Tell?" "The Hope," "The Off-Shore
Pirate"), Realart ("The Little Clown," "Two
Weeks With Pay)" Hght., 5, 11; wght., 150.
Home ad., 5857 Harold Way, Hollywood, Calif.
MUIXEN, Gordon Douglass; b. Winnipeg, 1889;
educ. Wesley Coll. ; stage career, vaud.. stk. in
Winnipeg and Toronto; starred in "Hellow
Hawaii"; screen career, 1914-15 with NYMP,
Horsley, ("Could a Man Do More?"), Para-
mount ("Crooked Straight," "Paris Green,"
"False Road," "Dangerous Hours"), Curwood
("Nomads of the North"), Willat ("Partners
of the Tide"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 162;
brown hair and eyes. Ad., C/o John Lancaster,
agent.
MDNSON, Byron; screen career, Goldwyn
("Honest Hutch"), First National ("Harriet
and the Piper"), Metro ("The Little Fool"),
Fox ("The Tomboy"), Export & Import Film
("The Mask").
MURDOCH, Henry; b. Norfolk, Va. ; educated
University of South; screen career, educational
("His Better Half," "Hey Rube," "Turkey
Dressing," "Money Talks," "Sweet Revenge").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; black hair, dark brown
eyes.
MURPHY, Charles B.; b. Dublin, Ireland, edu-
cated there; screen career Hodkinson ("Dwell-
ing Place of Light," "The U. P. Trail"), Uni-
versal ("The Man Tamer"). Hght., 5, 8%;
wght., 185; red hair, blue eyes.
MURPHY, John T.; b. Helena, Mont.; educ.
there; screen career, Fox ("Last of the
Duanes"), Goldwyn ("Almost a Marriage,"
"The Night Riders"), Universal ("McCarthy
1876"), Kalem ("Return of Stingaree"), etc.
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 145; black hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 216 Lissner Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 61703.
MURRAY, Charles; b. Laurel, Ind., 1872; educ.
Cincinnati; stage career, 20 yrs. with Ollie Mack
as Murray and Mack; screen career, 2 yrs. with
Biograph, Keystone, Sennett-Para. ("Her
Blighted Love," "Never Too Old," "Reilly's
Wash Day," "Trying to Get Along," "The Den-
tist," "Up in Alf's Place," "The Speak-Easy,"
"Great Scott," Don't Weaken," "The Unhappy
Finish," "Love, Honor and Behave," "The
Small Town Idol"), Asso. Prod. Hght., 6;
wght., 200; red hair, light gray eyes. Home
ad., 422 S. Hoover st., Los Angeles, phone
53466.
MTISGRAVE, Billy; b. Toledo, O., 1890; educ.
Toledo and Chicago, 111. ; stage career, asso-
ciated with well Known stock and road attrac-
tions as child actor and juvenile; screen career,
Rolin, Powers, Universal ("The Hero of Bunko
Hill," "The Blood of Gladness"), Triangle
("Crown Jewels"), Select ("The Midnight
Patrol"), Metro ("Blackie's Redemption"),
Paramount ("Beau Revel"). Hght., 5, 8%;
wght., 140; brown hair and eyes. Ad., home,
Armondale Hotel, Los Angeles.
MUSSETT, Charles; b. London, England 1876;
educ. Putney, Eng. ; stage career, 19 yrs. in
England and America, with Chas. Frohman,
Wilson Barrett, Cyril Maude, Mrs. Patrick
Campbell, etc.; screen career, 6 yrs., Fox, Real-
art, Edison, Famous Players, Goldwyn, Tour-
neur, etc., "Number 17," "The Magic Cup,"
"Star Dust". Hght., 6; wght., 185; fair com-
plexion, medium hair, hazel eyes. Home ad.,
Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
MYERS, Harry; b. N. Y. C. ; stage career, stk.,
vaud.; screen career, Lubin, Universal (directoi
and star), Charles Ray ("45 Minutes From
Broadway"), Bessie Barriscale ("Notorious
Mrs. Sands"), Fox ("Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur's Court"), Realart ("The March
Hare"). Ad., Los Angeles, Calif.
MYL.ES, Roland; screen career, Pathe ("The
Flame," "Bars of Iron").
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NAGEL, Conrad; b. Des Moines, Iowa, 1896;
educ. Highland Park College, Des Moines;
stage exper., "Experience," "Man Who Came
Back," "Forever After"; screen career, Wm.
A. Brady, ("Little Women"). Vitagraph ("Lion
and the Mouse," Famous Players ("The Lost
Romance," "Sacred and Profane Love," "What
Every Woman Knows," "Midsummer Mad-
ness"), Mayflower ("Unseen Forces"). Hght.,
6; wght., 165; blond hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 1846 Cherokee Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 578-917.
NAZARETH, William H.; b. Providence, R. I.,
1903; stage career, 1 yr. with Castle Sq. Stk.
Co.; screen career, Select ("The One Woman"),
Arrow ("Lady of Sin"), B. A. Rolf ("The Lost
Kingdom"), Fox ("Married in Haste," "My
Little Sister"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140. Ad.,
Mastercraft Studios, Filmland City, Medford,
Mass.
NEARY, Joe: screen career, Universal ("Rich
Girl, Poor Girl", "The Unknown Wife").
NEELAND, AYalter; screen career. Paramount
("The Dark Mirror"), Arrow ("Woman's
XELLL, James; b Savannah, Ga., educ. Carolina
Mil. Inst. and Univ. of Georgia; stage career,
leading man in "Mr. Barnes of N. Y.," lead-
Ing man for Mrs. Fiske, member all-star cast
In "Held bv the Enemy"; screen career. Uni-
versal dir. J. Warren Kerrigan, Cleo Madison),
Kalem (dir.), Lasky, Para. ("Say, Young Fel-
low," "The Girl Who Came Back," "Men,
Women and Money," "The Rescuing Angel,"
"His Official Fiancee," "Every woman"), Art-
craft ("Don't Change Your Husband"), Select
("Romance and Arabella"), Goldwyn ("Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come," "The Double
Dyed Deceiver"). Ad., Goldwyn Studio, Culver
City, Cal.
NEIL.L, Richard R.; b. Phila., educ. there; stage
career, 6 yrs. mgmt. Chas. Frohman, with E.
H. Sothern, "The Other Girl," "Girls of Gotten-
berg," with Margaret Anglin, W. H. Thompson,
etc. ; screen career, Fox, Metro, World, Ince
("The Broken Law," "The Road to France,"
"Pals First," "The Great Gamble," "The
White Rock"), Fox ("The Dead Line," "The
Plunger"). Author of several scenarios. Hght.,
6; wght., 180; dark brown hair. Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y. Ad., home, 2676 Decatur ave.,
N. Y. C. Tremont 3766).
NELSON, Edgar; screen career, Griffith ("Way
Down East"), Selznick ("Chicken in the Case").
NELSON, Jack; b. Memphis, Tenn., 1882; educ.
Mil. Acad., Sweetwater, Tenn.: stage career,
for 12 yrs., Belasco Stock, with Henry Miller
in "Mice and Men," own stock co. in Spring-
field, Mo., for 2 yrs; screen career, Selig, Ince,
Universal ("The Flash of Fate," "The Man
Trap"), Bluebird ("Winner Takes All," "The
Long Chance"), Paramount ("The Girl Dodg-
er," "23% Hours Leave"), Fox ("The Wilder-
ness Trail," "Rose of the West," "Rough Rid-
ing Romance"), Hodkinson ("Love Madness"),
Ince ("The Rookies Return," "The Home-
stretch), Paramount ("Chickens"), Asso. Prod.
("I Am Guilty"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., X50;
brown hair, gray eyes.
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NELSON, Otto; screen career, Universal ("West
is West"), Pinnacle Film ("Black Sheep").
NEVILLE, George; screen career, Griffith ("Way
Down East," "Dreams Street").
NEWALL, Guy; also scenario writer; screen
career, George Clark ("Duke's Son"), Stoll Film
("Squandered Lives/' "Lure of Crooning
Water," "Testimony," "Garden of Resurrec-
tion").
NEWTON, Charles; screen career, American,
Universal ("The Moon Riders," "Two Kinds of
Love," "Colorado").
NICHOLS, George O.; b. Rockford, 111., 1864;
stage career, stock in San Francisco and Chi-
cago 14 yrs., with road cos. 5 yrs. ; screen
career, with Edison as actor, then as assistant
to Griffith at Biograph for 3 yrs., director
for Thanhouser 1 yr., Lubin 1 yr., Keystone 1
yr., then Universal, Ince-Paramount ("The
Son of His Father," "Keys to the Righteous"),
Artcraft ("Battling Jane," "The Romance of
Happy Valley"), Goldwyn ("Mickey," "When
Doctors Disagree," "Pinto"), Griffith ("The
Greatest Question"), First National ("Bill
Apperson's B.oy," "Nineteen and Phyllis,"
"Oliver Twist, Jr."), Fox ("The Iron Rider,"
"Queen of Sheba"), Famous Players ("Deep
Waters"), Robertson-Cole ("Live and Let
Live"). Member of M. P. D. A. Home ad.,
1442 Alvarado Terrace, Los Angeles, Cal.
NOBCROSS, Frank M.; b. Boston; educ. there;
stage career, 25 yrs., actor, manager, Frohman,
and own co. ; screen career, Biograph, Griffith,
Universal, Kalem, World, Metro, with Vita-
graph; in "The Highest Bidder," "The Spark
Divine," "The Girl Woman." "The Fortune
Hunter," "The Undercurrent," "Beware,"
"From Bankers to Bums," Charles Ray
("Nineteen and Phyllis"), Universal ("All
Dolled Up"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 200; fair
complexion, grayish hair, gray eyes. Home
ad., Continental Hotel, L. A., Cal.; or Equity
Assn., N. T. C.
NUKAJttRLP, Harry S.; b. Paris, France; educ.
San Francisco and Univ. of Calif. ; stage
career, stock in San Francisco, heavies with
E. H. Sothern, Henry Miller Wm. Faversham,
Mary Mannering, Mrs. Leslie Carter; screen
career, Tourneur ("The White Circle"),
American ("The Blue Moon"), Louis B. Mayer
("Sowing the Wind," "Pollv of the Storm
Country"), Metro ("The Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse"), Fox ("Wing Toy"). Hght., 6;
wght., 175; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
Hotel Clark, Los Angeles, Calif.
NO WELL, Wedgwood; b. Portsmouth, N. H.;
educ. Boston and Worcester, Mass., Univ. of
Pa.; stage career, 14 yrs. leading man and
producing stage director, appeared opposite
Blanche Bates, Henrietta Croeman, William
Faversham, etc., Klaw and Erlanger's "Ben
Hur," Whitney's "Quo Vadis" etc.; screen
career, began 1915 with Ince, Universal, lead-
ing heavy roles opposite Bessie Barriscale,
Katherine MacDonald, Dustin Farnum, H. B.
Warner, Sessue Hayakawa, J. Warren Kerrigan,
Kitty Gordon, etc., Robertson-Cole (Arsene
Lupin in "813"). Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 165;
dark brown hair and eyes. Member Friars
Club and Amer. Fed. Musicians. Ad., Actor's
Equity Assn., Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 1946.
NYE G. Raymond; b. Tamaqua, Pa.; educ.
Wilmington, Del., Phila., Pa., and Univ. of
Penn. ; stage career, 5 yrs. road shows, vaud.
and stock; screen career, Fox ("When a Man
Sees Red" "Salome" "Rainbow Trail," "Last
of the Duanes," "Lone Star Ranger," "Wolves
of the Night"), Hart ("Dan Kurrie's Inning"),
Fox ("Queen of Sheba"), Wm. Farnum ("The
Scuttlers," "Drag Harlan," "The Orphan").
Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 215; dark brown hair
and eyes. Home ad., Roberts Apts., 1042
Sanborn ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilshire
5327.
O
OAKER, John; b. Ottawa, 1893; educ. Isaac
Woodbury Comm. Coll., Los Angeles; stage
career, 2 yrs. in stock, Burbank theatre, Los
Angeles; screen career, Bosworth ("Majesty
of the Law"), Horsley in 1915 ("Haunting
Symphony"), Centaur-Mutual ("The Single
Code"), Vogue ("A Vanquished Flirt"), Ma-
rine Film Co. ("Lorelei of the Sea"), Ft>x
("The Sneak"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 155; black
hair and eyes.
OAKMAN, Wheeler; also director, b. Washington,
D. C. ; educ. there; screen activities following
stage career, Selig, Fox, Universal, Triangle,
Keystone, S. C. Photo Co., Federated. Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 170; brown hair and eyes. Home
ad., 5611 Hollywood blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
O'BRIEN, "Eugene; b. Colo., 1884; educ. Univ. of
Colo.; stage career, mus. com., Frohmans,
Elsie Janis, Ethel Barrymore, Margaret Illing-
ton, Ann Murdock, Fritzi Scheff; screen career,
Artcraft ("Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm"),
Select ("The Ghosts of Yesterday"), Keeney
("A Romance of the Underworld"), Select
("By Right of Purchase," "De Luxe Annie"),
Para ("Little Miss Hoover," "Come Out of
the Kitchen"), F. P.-Lasky ("Fires of Faith"),
Selznick ("The Perfect Lover," "Sealed
Hearts," "The Broken Melody," "His Wife'*
Money," "A Fool and His Money," "The
"Figurehead," "Wonderful Chance, "Broadway
and Home," "Worlds Apart," "Gilded Lies,"
"The Last Door," "Clay Dollars"). Hght.,
6; wght., 160; light brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Players' Club, N. Y. ; studio, care Selznick
Pict. Corp., N. Y.
O'BRIEN, Jack; screen career, Joan ("Annabel
Lee"), First National ("Love's Penalty").
O'CONNOR, Edward; b. Dublin, Ireland, Feb.
20, 1862; stage career, 35 yrs., com. and char.
parts in support of well known stars; vaud.;
screen career, Edison 8 yrs., Pathe "Get Rich
Quick Wallingford"), World ("Man Who Stood
Still"), K. E. S. E. ("One Touch of Nature"),
Fox ("Kathleen Mavourneen"), International
("Cecilia of the Pink Roses"), Cosmopolitan
("The Inside of the Cup"). Ad., 15 Filmore
ave., Corona, L. I., N. Y. ; Newtown 1253-R.
O'CONNOR, Harry M.; b. Chicago, 111., 1873;
educ. Seattle, Wash.; stage career, 22 yrs. stk.
and vaud.; screen career, 6 yrs., Fox, Paralta,
National, Lasky ("The Girl of My Dreams,"
"Blindfolded," "The Dub," "Have Another,"
"The Haunted House"), Rob-Cole ("The Long
Lane's Turning"), First National ("Stranger
Than Fiction"), Frazee ("After Bedtime," "A
House Full of Spirits"). Hght., 6; wght., 195;
medium complexion, brown eyes, brown hair.
Ad., 1138 Tamarind ave., Hollywood, Cal.
Holly 4210.
O'CONNOR, Louis J.; b. Providence, R. I., 1880;
stage career, Western Stk., also with Shubert
Prods.; screen career, Selznick ("Glorious
Lady"), Goldwyn ("Woman in the Index,"
"Partners of the Night"), Pathe ("The Fatal
Ring"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 210; slightly
gray hair, hazel eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
OGLE, Charles; b. Morgan Co., Ohio; educ.
Chicago, 111. Coll. of Law; stage career, 20
yrs., screen career, 7 yrs. with Edison, 4 yrs.
with Famous Players ("Valley of the Giants,"
"Told in the Hills," "Capt. Hawthorne of the
U. S. A." "Treasure Island," "Jack Straw,"
"The Prince Chap," "What's Your Hurry?",
"The Jucklins," "Rebecca of Sunny Brook
Farm," "Conrad in Quest of His Youth," "Brew-
ster's Millions" C"A Wise Fool"). Hght., 6,
2%; wght., 200; dark brown hair and eyes.
Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
O'HARA, George; screen career, Sennett ("Love,
Honor and Behave"), Asso. Prod. ("A Small
Town Idol").
OJEDA, Manuel R. ; screen career, Goldwyn
("Pinto," "Double Dyed Deceiver"), Fox ("The
Scuttlers").
OLAND, Warner; b. Sweden, 1880; educ. Bos-
ton; stage career, with Viola Allen in "The
Christian," "Eternal City," "Twelfth Night,"
"Winter's Tale," with Sothern and Marlowe
in "A Fool There Was," "Yellow Ticket," etc.;
screen career, Wharton-International ("Pa-
tria"), Astra ("The Cigarette Girl," "The
Naulahka"), World ("Mandarin Gold"), Fa-
mous Players ("The Avalanche," "Witness
for the Defense"), Pathe ("Twin Pawns,"
"The Third Eye," "The Phantom Foe").
Translator of Striridberg's plays; scenario
writer and producer. Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
180; brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 257
W. 86th St., N. Y., or Hollywood Hotel, Holly-
wood, Calif.
OLIVER, Guy; b. Chicago, 1880; educ. Logan
sch., Lamar, Mo.; stage career, vaud. 4 sea-
sons, stk. and road; screen career, from 1911,
Lubin 2 yrs., Kinemacolor 1 season, Eclair
1 yr., Selig, Artcraft ("The Little American,"
"M'liss," "Rimrock Jones," "The Whispering
Chorus," "Less Than Kin," "Under the Top"),
Paramount ("The Roaring Road," "The Val-
ley of the Giants," "The Heart of Youth,"
"fold in the Hills," "It Pays to Advertise,"
"Hawthorne of the U. S. A." "Male and Fe-
male," "The Jucklins," Sins of Rosanne,"
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
"The Round Up," "Always Audacious," "What
every Woman Knows," "City of Silent Men").
Hght., 5. 11; wght., 176; brown . hair, gray
eyes. Home ad., 6063 Selma ave., Los Angeles,
Gal.; studio, Lasky, Hollywood, Cal.
OLIVO, Valeric; b. Mexico City; educ. abroad;
stage career, 2 yrs. abroad and So. America;
screen career, Francis Ford ("The Silent Mys-
tery," "Mystery of 13," "Gates of Doom," "The
Heart of Lincoln," "I Am the Woman,"
"Flower of the Range"), Vitagraph ("The
Veiled Mystery"), Pinnacle ("Danger Valley"),
Geo. Kern ("Unfoldment"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 150; black hair, dark eyes. Home ad.,
6511% Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 577330.
O'M ALLEY, Patrick H.; b. 1892, Dublin, Ire-
land; educ. Forest City, Pa.; stage career, stk.
in British Isles, France and Germany, with
Olcott Co. 3 yrs. ; screen career, Kalem, Edison,
Famous Players, Universal ("Breath of the
Gods"), Metro ("False Evidence"), Goldwyn
("Blooming Angel"), Edgar Lewis ("Sherry"),
Marshall Neilan ("Go and Get It," "Dinty,"
"Bob Hampton of Placer"), Frothingham ("The
Breaking Point" "The Ten Dollar Raise").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 168; brown hair, blue eyes.
Home ad.
O'NEILL, Edward; screen career, George Clark
("The Duke's Son"), Stoll Film ("Squandered
Lives"), C. B. Price (."Your Daughter and
Mine").
O'NEILL, James; b. Phila., Pa.; educ. Univ.
of Penn. ; stage career, 20 yrs. as singer and
actor, playing in many prods, and starring in
"The Burglar"; screen career, 4 yrs. with
Solax playing characters in over 200 pictures
for the Blacnes, with U. S. Amusement Corp.,
Famous Players ("The Traveling Salesman"),
Bluebird ("The Honor of Mary Blake," "Little
Miss Nobody," "The Ragged Queen"), Vita-
graph ("Captain Swift"), Selznick ("Pleasure
Seekers"). White hair and blue eyes. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y.
O'REILLY. J. Francis; educ. St. John's College,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, 25 yrs.; screen
career, straight and characters, Famous
Players, World, Metro, Fox, Doris Kenyon
Co., Mirror Films, Tourneur, Capellani, Vita-
graph, etc; 1919-20 with Morosco's "Civilian
Clothes" co. Hght., 5, 10; wght., 160; gray
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 23 Martin ave., Glen-
dale, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Rich Hill 769.
OKLAMOND, William H.; screen career, Metro
("Stronger Than Death," "Madame Peacock,"
"Body and Soul").
ORMONDE, Eugene; b. Boston; educ. there,
England and France; stage career, Augustin
Daly, David Belasco, Mrs. Fiske, Margaret
Anglin, etc.; screen career, Famous Players,
Triangle, Fox ("Dancing Girl," "Morals of
Marcus," "Bella Donna," "The Woman Who
Gave," "The Light"). Hght., 6; wght., 180;
dark complexion, hair, eyes. Ad., 16 Gra-
mercy Park, N. Y.
OVEY, George; b. Grunty Co., Mo.; educ. "Kansas
City, Mo.; stage career, starred in "A Knight
for a Day" 2 seasons, starred one season in
"The Runaways/' star stk. engagement at
Portland, Me.; screen career, Horsley, Gaiety
comedies ("Dropped Into Scandal"), Pacific
Film ("The Dead Language," "In and Out,"
"The Mummy's Nightmare"). Hght., 6, 4;
wght., 130; brown hair and eyes. Ad., 6231-B
Lexington Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
OWEN, Cecil; screen career, Robertson-Cole
("The Wonder Man"), Film Market ("The
Supreme Passion"), Realart ("The Magic
Cup").
P
PADGETT, Slim; screen career, Fox ("Just Pals,"
"Two Moons").
PAGET, Alfred; b. England; early career, Brit-
ish Army in Boer war; stage career, from
1907, Belasco Stk. Co., with Julia Marlowe in
"The Goddess of Reason," and Guy Bates
Post in "The Bridge"; screen career, since
1910, Biograph, Reliance-Majestic, Fine Arts,
in a number of photoplays under Griffith's
supervision, including "Intolerance," "Nina the
Flower Girl"), Morosco ("Big Timber"), Fox,
("Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp"), Jewel
("When a Girl Loves").
PAISLEY, G. Chas.; b. Glasgow, Scotland; educ.
Univ. of Glasgow; stage career, 1910 tour of
G. B. with Cinderella pantomime, 1911 Alladin
pantomime, headed own act over the Beres-
ford tour, with Harry Lauder's rep., etc.;
screen career, 1912, London Film Co. ("Lady
of the Lake," "Merchant of Venice," wrote
and made 39 two-reel comedies with Jack
Purves, English woman impersonator). Hght.,
5, 91 wght., 143; auburn hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
Hotel Glidden, Hollywood, Calif.
PALLETTE, Eugene; b. Winneld, Kan.; educ.
Culver Mil. Acad.; stage career, 12 yrs. in
"Alias Jimmy Valentine"; screen career, Uni-
versal, American, Majestic, Selig, Fine Arts
("Hell-to-Pay Austin," "Intolerance"), Moros-
co-Paramount ("The Marcellini Millions,"
"The World Apart," "The Heir of the Ages"),
Paralta ("A Man's Man," "Turn of a Card"),
Famous Players ("The Ghost House"), Na-
tional Film Corp. ("Tarzan of the Apes"),
Houdini ("Under Sea Loot"), Metro ("Ame-
teur Adventuress," "Fair and Warmer,"
"Jimmy Valentine," "Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath," "Twin Beds"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght.,
155; dark brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
Gates Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.
PAPE, Edward Lionel; educ. Eton and Trinity
College, Oxford, England; stage career,
"Fanny's First Play," "General John Regan,"
etc.; screen career, Vitagraph ("The Sporting
Duchess"), Metro ("The Fatal Hour"), Famous
Players ("The New York Idea"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 166; brown hair, blue-gray eyes. Ad.,
Friars Club, N. Y.
PARKE, William, Jr.; b. Phila., Pa.; educ. Phila.
pub. schls. and by tutors; stage career, 2 yrs.
dram, stk, mgmt. Brady, A. H. Woods, with
Andrew Mack, Arnold Daly, etc.; screen ca-
reer, Famous Players, Thanhouser ("Vicar of
Wakefield," "Her New York," "The Candy
Girl"), Astra-Pathe ("The Cigarette Girl,"
"Streets of Illusion," "The Last of the Car-
naby's," "A Crooked Romance"). Paramount
("Ghost in the Garret"). Hght., 5, 8; wght..
130; brown hair, hazel eyes. Captain in R. F.
C. in France. Ad., 514 W. 184th st., N. Y.
PASHA, Kalla; screen career, Sennett ("Married
Life," "Love Honor and Behave"), Asso. Prod.
("A Small Town Idol")
PASQUE, Ernest; b. France; educ. Central
Europe; stage career, 6 yrs. legit, stage in
Europe; screen career, Lois Weber ("Mysteri-
ous Mrs. M.," "Even as You and I"), J. War-
ren Kerrigan ("A Man's Man"), Goldwyn ("The
Tear Woman"), T. H. Ince ("False Faces,"
"Behind the door"), J. Parker Read, Jr.
("Daughter of Lone Wolf," "Sahara"), Vita-
graph ("Romance Promoters"). Hght., 5, 8;
wght., 145; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
Actors Assn., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 1946.
PATE, Lee; b. Douglas, Kansas; educ. there;
screen career, Lasky ("Trail of Lonesome
Pine," "Tennessee Partner," "To Have, to
Hold," "Romance Red," "Goose Girl," "Rose
of the Rancho"), Sylvanite Prod. ("Outlawed,"
"Midnight Riders," "Battlin* Kid"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 160; brown hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 523 Temple St., Los Angeles, Calif., Pico
499.
PATTEE, Herbert Horton, also scenario writer;
b. Ft. Fairfield, Me.; educ. Wash., D. C.;
stage career, Boston stk., with Booth, Bar-
rett, Modjeska, Henry Miller, Walker White-
side, vaud. ; screen career, Edison ("A Royal
Pauper"), Metro ("The Millionaire's Double"),
Veritas ("And the Children Pay"), Goldwyn
("For the Freedom of the East"), ' Vitagraph
("The Cambric Mask," "The Vengeance of
Durand," "The Fortune Hunter," "In Honor's
Web," "Silent Strength," "The Gauntlet," "The
Prey")). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 170; brown hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 2339 Morris ave., N. Y.;
Fordham 2250.
PATTESON, Starke; screen career, Realart
("Sweet Lavender"), Vitagraph ("Three
Sevens"), Universal ("Wolves of the North").
PATTON, William; screen career, Paramount
("Sand"), Pioneer ("Outlawed").
PAUNCEFORT, George; b. San Francisco; educ.
Boston and Da Voe College; stage career, with
Frohman, Shubert, John Drew, "Gay Lord
Quex," Chas. Hopkinson; screen career, Black-
ton, Metro, Pathe Jimmy Dale serial Educa-
tional "The Purple Lady," "Her Great Price,"
"Marriage," "The Key to Power," Fox ("The
White Moll"), C. B. Price ("Your Daughter and
Mine"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 160: brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 177 W. 79th, N. Y.
PAYNE, Sydney; screen career, Robertson-Cole
("The Devil's Claim" "The Brand of Lopez,"
"Beach of Dreams").
PAYTON, Claude; screen career, Fox ("If I Were
King"), Pathe ("Dice of Destiny," "When We
Were Twenty-One"), Realart ("The Soul of
Youth").
ACTORS
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PEARCE, George C.; b. N. Y. ; educ. Trinity
Schl. ; stage career, with Henry E. Dixey's
summer opera co., leading tenor in rep opera,
6 yrs. a member Empire Theatre Stk. Co.,
mgmt. Charles Frohman, with Henry Miller;
screen career, Biograph 2 yrs., Triangle, Cul-
ver City ("Intolerance"), Universal ("The
Masked Woman"), Bluebird ("Treason," "The
Black Mantilla," "The Pointed Finger," "The
Woman With the Parakeets"), Triangle
("Crown Jewels"), Vitagraph ("A Gentleman
of Quality"), Paramount ("The Traveling
Salesman"). Permanent ad., The Players, 16
Gramercy Park, N. Y. C.
PEGG, Vester; b. Ponca City, Okla., 1889; early
career, spent on ranch, toured with 101 Ranch
Wild West Show; screen career, NYMP, Bison,
Kalem, Vitagraph, Reliance-Majestic, Fine
Arts ("The Birth of a Nation"), Fox ("Blue
Blood and Red"), Universal ("The Texas
Sphinx," "The Range War," "The Secret
Man," "The Marked Man," "A Woman's
Fool," "Hell Bent," "Ace of the Saddle,"
"Bare Fists," "Riders of the Law"), Canyon
("The Fighting Stranger," "The Struggle."
"The Galloping Devil").
PEIL, Edward; b. Racine, Wis.; educ. Univ.
of Notre Dame, South Bend, Ind. ; stage ca-
reer, with Mme. Modjeska, in road cos. of
"The Witching Hour," "Brewster's Millions,"
mus. com., "The Century Girl," leads in stk.
5 yrs.; screen career, D. W. Griffith ("Eyes of
the World," "Greatest Thing in Life," "Broken
Blossoms" "Dream Street"), Federal ("The
Money Changers"), Triangle ("Servant in the
House"), Hampton ("That Girl Montana"),
Universal ("Road to Divorce"). Home ad., 4211
Delmar Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., phone 599-
941.
PEMBERTON, Henry; b. Richmond, Va. ; edu-
cated there; stage career 21 years, screen
career, Fox ("The Shark," "The Deadline"),
Arrow ("The Way Women Love," "Luxury").
Hght., 6; wght., 180; dark hair, and dark blue
eyes.
PENNELL, Richard; b. Jersey City, N. J., educ.
N. Y. ; 5 yrs. stk. in England; screen career,
Ince, Universal, Lois Weber, Brunton, Vita-
graph, Paramount ("The Silver King"), Prizma
("Heidi"), Geo. Beban ("One Man in a Mil-
lion"), Sid Franklin ("Not Guilty"). Hght., 5,
10; wght., 161; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 742
S. Coronada St. Los Angeles, Calif., phone 53653.
PERCYVAL, T. Wigney; b. Yorkshire, England;
stage career, with Wilson Barrett, Herbert
Tree, in England; with Ethel Barrymore, Dil-
lingham, K. and E. Frohman, Belasco, Ames,
in America; screen career, Fox ('Bilali in
"She"), Famous Players. Home ad., 56 W.
llth St., N. Y.
PERIOLAT, George E.; b. Chicago, 111.; educ.
there; stage career, 17 yrs. with Otis Skinner,
Julia Arthur, "Arizona," Adelaide Thurston
Co., stk.; screen career, 1 yr. Selig, 2 yrs.
Universal, 8 yrs. American ("Mate of the
Sally Ann," "The Hellium," "Tiger Lily"),
Metro ("Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Life's Twist"), United Artists
("Mark of Zorro"), Realart ("Two Weeks With
Pay"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 187; brown-gray
hair, blue-gray eyes. Home ad., Engstrum
Apts., Los Angeles, Cal. ; Main 7374.
PERKINS, Walter; screen career, Paramount
("Bill Henry"), First National ("Peaceful
Valley").
PERRIN, Jack; screen career, Universal ("The
Adorable Savage," "Pink Tights," "The Tor-
rent," "The Trigger Trail," "Big Bob," "Coward
of Covelo," "The Outlaw," "Double Crossed"),
Pathe ("Lahoma"), Hodkinson ("Partners of
the Tide").
PERRY, Walter; screen career, Rob-Cole ("A
Sage Brush Hamlet," "The Pagan God," "Dan-
gerous Waters," "A Fugitive From Matri-
mony"), Hampton-Pathe ("Fighting Cressy."
"Prince and Betty"), Hodkinson ("The U. P.
Trail"), Garfield Prod. ("The Parish Priest").
PETERS, Frederic; b. and educ. Waltham, Mass.;
stage career, 3 yrs. vaud., 4 yrs. minstrel;
screen career, 8 yrs., Mary Pickford ("Polly-
anna"), B. B. Hampton ("Dwelling Place of
Light"), 1 yr. Rolin Comedies, Fox (1 yr. Sun-
shine comedies, "Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur's Court," "Queen of Sheba"), Universal
("Once a Plumber"), Goldwyn ("Edgar's Sun-
day Courtship"), Robertson-Cole ("Kismet").
Hght., 6, 7; wght., 280; dark hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 3829 Halldale ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.
PETERS, House;, screen career, Hodkinson
("Thunderbolts of Fate"), Equity ("Silk Hus-
bands and Calico Wives"), Metro ("The Great
Redeemer"), Asso.-Prod. ("The Leopard Wom-
an," "Lying Lips"), Geo. Davis ("Isobel").
PETERS, Jay; screen career, Realart ("La Veg-
lione," "Her Beloved Villain").
PETT1E, Graham; b. Edinburgh, Scotland;
educ. King's Coll., London, Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge; stage career, 18 yrs., supported Rich-
ard Mansfield, Forbes-Robertson, Margaret
Anglin, Charles Coghlan; screen career, Tri-
angle ("Heirs for a Day," "Honest Man"),
Hampton ("The Westerners"), Metro "The
Right of Way," "Old Lady 31," "The Misfit
Wife"), Realart ("You Never Can Tell"), Para-
mount ("An Amateur Devil"). Hght., 5, 8;
wght., 156; brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., 1597 W. 21st st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 72891.
PHELPS, L,ee; screen career, Goldwyn ("Little
Shepherd of Kingdom Come"), Fox ("The Road
Demon").
PHILLIPS, Augustus; b. Rensselaer, Ind.; educ.
Univ. of Ind.; stage career, stock San Fran-
cisco and N. Y., "The Wolf," "Small Town
Girl," "Lady Betty"; screen career, Edison,
Vitagraph, Universal, Metro ("The Gates of
Eden," "Threads of Fate." "Aladdin's Other
Lamp," "Blue Jeans," " The Lion's Den,"
"Peggy Does Her Darndest"), Para-Artcraft
("The Grim Game"), Goldwyn ("Toby's Bow"),
Robertson-Cole ("The Butterfly Man"), Fox ("A
World of Folly"), Pathe ("One Hour Before
Dawn"), Universal ("The Unknown Wife").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 169; dark complexion, dark
brown hair, gray eyes.
PICKFORD, Jack; b. Toronto, Can., 1896; educ.
St. Francis Mil. Acad., N. Y. ; stage career,
"Peg Robin," "The Three of Us"; screen career
since 1909, Biograph, 1 yr., Famous Players
("Great Expectations," "Freckles," "The Girl
at Home," "The Varmint," "What Money Can't
Buy," "The Ghost House," "Tom Sawyer,"
"Jack and Jill," "Huckleberry Finn," "The
Spirit of '17"); own co. ("Sandy," "In Wrong"),
Goldwyn ("Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come,"
"The Double Dyed Deceiver," "Just Out of
College," "Man Who Had Everything"), United
Artists ("Thru the Back Door"). Los Angeles,
Calif.
PIERCE, Ben; stage career, juvenile and charac-
ter roles in light comedy and comedy produc-
tions; associated with American and Atlantic
Amuse. Co. ; screen career, Jester and Screen-
craft Comedies; Motion Picture Producing
Co. of America; also write continuities. Hght.,
5, 11%; wght., 180; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
321 21st st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
PIERCE, George; screen career, Paramount ("Her
Husband's Friend"), Vitagraph ("Black Beau-
ty").
PIERSON, Leo; b. Abilene, Kan., 1890; educ. St.
Vincent's Coll., Los Angeles; stage career, Be-
lasco stk. and Burbank theatre, Los Angeles;
screen career, helped make pictures 12 foreign
countries, the Orient and South Seas; Universal
("The Birth of Patriotism," "A Soldier of the
Legion"), Selig ("The Fount of Courage"),
Hart ("Poppy Girl's Husband," "Wagon
Tracks"), New Art Films ("Sins of Parents"),
Pasograf ("Spreading Evil"), Beban ("Hearts
of Men"), with Irvin V. Willat. Hght., 5,
11; wght., 160; dark hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 3048
W. 12th St., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 75623.
PIKE, William; b. Salt Lake City; stage career,
12 yrs.; screen career, Cal. M. P. Corp., Fox,
Rolfe "Salvation Nell," "The Unwritten Law,"
"Faust," "The Master. Mystery"), Oliver Films
("The Carter Case" serial), Grossman Pictures
("One Million Dollars Reward" serial). Hght.,
5, 8%; wght., 155; dark hair and eyes. Ad.,
St. Margaret Hotel, W. 47th St., N. Y.
PLAYTER, Wellington; b. England, 1883; educ.
N. Y. State Normal Sch. ; stage career, stock
leads in Denver, Salt Lake, Rochester, on road
with Playter players; screen career, Edison,
Famous Players, Metro, directed Wharton's
"Eagle Eye Serial," lead, Universal, Goldwyn
(opp. Mae Marsh), Ex. Mutual ("In Search of
Arcady"), Arrow ("Fool's Gold"), First Na-
tional ("Back to God's Country"). Hght., 6,
1%; wght., 232, light hair, blue eyes, athletic
build. Ad., 5553 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles,
Calif.
FLUMER, Lincoln; screen career, Realart ("The
Deep Purple"), Robertson-Cole ("See My Law-
yer"), -Asso. Prod. ("Ten Dollar Raise"), First
National ("Girl in the Taxi").
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
TOFF, L,on; b. Bedford, Ind. ; educ. Lawrence,
Kansas; stage career, 15 yrs, as electrician and
property man with various companies, several
years parts on legit., with Nat C. Goodwin in
"The Captain"; screen career, Dustin Farnum
("The Light of Western Stars"), Harold Bell
Wright Pictures ("The Shepherd of the Hills"),
Wm. S. Hart ("Sand"), Frothingham ("The
Broken Gate"), Callaghan Co. ("Bonnie May"),
Goldwyn ("Bunty Pulls the Strings"), Fox
("The Last Straw," "The Night Horseman"),
Chas. Ray Prod. ("The Old Swimmin' Hole").
Hght., 6, 2%; wght., 170; light brown hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., Owen Apts., 1355 Orange St.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire 2049.
POLLARD, Harry ("Snub") ; b. Melbourne, Aus. ;
educ. there; stage career, 6 yrs. with Pollard
Juvenile Opera Co.; screen career, since 1915.
Morosco, Ferris Hartman, Essanay, now with
Rolin making 2-reel (Harry Pollard Co.) come-
dies ("All at Sea," "Start Something," " How
Dry I Am"), Pathe ("Call a Taxi," "Doing
Time," "Whirl of the West," "Open Another
Bottle," "His Best Girl," "Save Your Money,"
"No Children," etc.). Hght., 5, 6%; wght.,
148; brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 406
Court St., Los Angeles, Cal.; Pico 680; studio,
Rolin.
POIA), Eddie; b. San Francisco; educ. continent;
stage career, variety shows, musical comedies
and circus; screen career, leads in "The Broken
Coin," "Liberty," "Ouda of the Orient," Gray
Ghost," "Bull's Eye," "Lure of the Circus."
"Money Madness"), Universal ("The Vanish-
ing Dagger" serial). Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 175;
black hair and eyes. Home ad., 6629 Holly-
wood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., phone 577763;
studio, Universal.
POST, "Buddy"? b. Salt Lake City; educ. there
and Univ. of Utah; stage career, 3 yrs., Wikes
Players, Morosco Stk. Co., Los Angeles; screen
career, National Pictures Corp., Marshall Nei-
lan ("Bob Hampton of Placer"), Lois Weber
("What's Worth While"), etc. Hght., 6, 6;
wght., 290; dark brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Home ad., Adrian Apts., 2719 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire 1380; or care of
March & Walton, Los Angeles.
POTEL, Victor; b. Lafayette, Ind., 1889; early
career, business in Chicago and Memphis,
Tenn. ; screen career, was engaged by G. M.
Anderson because of physique, first picture with
Essanay (lead in "Slippery Slim" series), Uni-
versal, Keystone, Mary Pickford ("Capt. Kidd,
Jr."), Metro ("Amateur Adventuress," "Full of
Pep," "The Heart of a Child," "Billions"),
Paramount-Artcraft ("In Mizzoura"), Thos. H.
Ince ("Mary's Ankle'), Universal ("Petal on the
Current"), Goldwyn ("Billy Fortune" series),
Thos. Ince ("One a Minute"), Renco ("Lav-
endar and Old Lace"), Marshall Neilan ("Bob
Hampton of Placer"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 130;
light brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 5742
Virginia ave., Hollywood, Calif. Holly 2884.
POWELL,, David; b. Scotland; stage career, with
Sir H. B. Tree in London, Ellen Terry, Forbes-
Robertson; screen career, World, Famous Play-
ers ("The Make Believe Wife," "Under the
Greenwood Tree"), Artcraft ("His Parisian
Wife"), United ("The Woman -Under Oath"),
Paramount ("The Firing Line," "Teeth of the
Tiger," "On With the Dance," "Idols of Clay,"
"The Right to Love," "Lady Rose's Daugh-
ter"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 160; dark hair and
eyes. Ad., Famous Players, N. Y.
POWELL,, Russ; b. Indianapolis, 1875; stage ca-
reer, 9 yrs., vaud., Orpheum circuit, 2 seasons
as basso San Francisco Opera Co. ; screen ca-
reer, Biograph, National, Vogue ("Morning
After," "Missing Heiress"), Pathe ("Brothers
Divided"), Goldwyn ("The Slim Princess,"
"The Concert"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 295.
POWELL,, Templar F.; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("Beach of Dreams"), Paramount ("Be-
hold My Wife"), Realart ("La Veglione," "Her
Beloved Villain").
POWER, Tyrone; screen career, Republic ("The
Great Shadow"), Ziegfeld Cinema ("The Black
Panther's Cub"), Griffith ("Dream Street").
PRING, Gerald; screen career, Goldwyn ("Mile-
stones"). Selznick ("Palaces of Darkened
Windows"), United Artists ("The Nut"), Rob-
ertson-Cole ("Live and Let Live").
PRIOR, Herbert; b. Oxford, Eng.; educ. Ox-
ford; stage career, 15 yrs.; screen career, Bio-
graph, Majestic, Edison, Famous ("Mrs. George
Washington"), Artcraft ("Poor Little Rich
Girl," "The Model's Confession," "A Burglar
for a Night," "Great Expectations"), Nazimova
"Stronger Than Death"), Mary Pickford
("Polly anna"), Hodkinson ("The House of
Whispers"), Robertson-Cole ("Little 'Fraid
Lady"), First National ("Not Guilty"), Gold-
wyn ("Made in Heaven"). Hght., 6; wght., 180;
dark hair, gray eyes. Ad., 6519a DeLongpre
ave,. Hollywood, Cal.
PURVES, Jack H.; b. Edinburgh, Scot.; educ.
Heroit Watt Coll., Edinburgh; stage career, 1%
yrs. legit, stage, juvenile leads and leads in
"Peter Pan " tour; screen career, London Film
Co. ("Dick Whittington," "House Temperly"),
39 successful comedies high-class, also a female
impersonator. Hght., 5, 7; wght., 136; black
nair, blue eyes. Home ad., Glidden Hotel. Los
Angeles, Calif., Holly 3910.
-Q
QUINN, William; screen career, Metro ("The
Chorus Girl's Romance"), Robertson-Cole
("Occasionally Yours"), Independent ("Sky-
fire"), Universal ("The Unknown Wife").
-R-
RADCLJFFE, E. J.; screen career, First National
("Daughter of Two Worlds," "The Great Ad-
venture"), Hallmark ("The Discarded Wom-
an"), J. W. Film ("Every Man's Price"),
Metro C"Love, Honor and Obey"), Sherman
("Miss 139"), United Artists ("Disraeli").
RALE, M. W.? b. Russia; educ. there; stage ca~
reer, 30 yrs. with Raymond Hitchcock, Francis
Wilson, "Officer 666"; screen career, Pathe
("Exploits of Elaine," "Patria," "Mysteries
of Myra"), Famous Players ("Mme. Butter-
fly"), Norma Talmage ("The Forbidden City"),
Paramount ("Away Goes Prudence"). Hght.,
5, 4%; wght., 125; dark hair and eyes. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
RANDALL, Bernard; b. Odessa, Russia, 1884;
educ. N. Y. and W. Jersey Military Acad.; stage
career, actor and stage mgr. in many N. Y.
successes; screen career, Rex Beach ("The Auc-
tion Block"), Blackton ("Safe for Democracy,"
"Life's Greatest Problem"), Vitagraph ("The
Clarion Call," "Within the Law"), H & H Prods.
("The Collar Line"), Vitagraph ("The Song of
the Soul"), Bluebird ("Together"), Grossman
("Million Dollars Reward"), "The Evil Eye,"
Hallmark ("Wits vs. Wits"), First National
("The Master Mind"), Vitagraph ("Closed
Doors"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 160; dark hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
RANDOLF, Anders; b. 1875, Denmark; stage ca-
reer, stk. in Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo; also
with Wm. Farnum's all-star co., Henrietta
Grossman, etc.; screen career, 4 yrs. Vitagraph,
leading and title part in "413"; Master Drama
"Who's Your Neighbor?", Olcott Players, Inc.
("The Belgian"), Buffalo M. P. Corp. ("The
Price of Virtue"), Goldwyn ("Splendid Sin-
ner"), Vitagraph ("Lion and the Mouse"),
Famous Players ("Erstwhile Susan"), Interna-
tional ("Cinema Murder"), Griffith ("The
Black Beach"), Jans ("Madonnas and Men"),
International ("Buried Treasure"), Whitman
Bennett ("Jim the Penman"). Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y., and 15 W. 67th st., N. Y.
RANKIN, Arthur; screen career, Paramount
("The Copperhead," "The Amateur Wife"),
First National ("Truth About Husbands,"
"Great Adventure," "Jim the Penman"),
United Artists ("Romance").
RATTENBERRY, Harry L,.; b. Sacramento, Calif.,
1858; stage career, from 1879, 27 yrs. of oper-
atic work in all principal cities, 1 season in
"The Chorus Lady"; screen career, Powers,
Keystone, Mutual, Rolin, 3 yrs. with Christie,
Lasky ("Oliver Twist"), Universal ("High
Speed"), Ince-Para. ("Playing the Game"),
Mary Pickford ("M'Liss"), Selznick ("Indis-
creet Corinne"), George Beban ("Hearts of
Men"), Pricefilms ("His Pajama Girl"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 195; brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
1554 N. Alexandria ave., Los Angeles.
RAWLINSON, Herbert; b. Brighton, Eng., 1885;
educ. Eng. and France; stage career, repertoire
and stk.; screen career, Selig, Bosworth, Uni-
versal ("The Man Trap," "Come through,"
"Smashing Through"), Goldwyn ("The Turn of
the Wheel"), Famous Players ("Good Gracious,
Annabelle"), Blackton ("The Common Cause,"
"House Divided"). Oliver (Craig Kennedy
serial; Chief Flynn Secret Service series),
Blackton Prod. ("Passers-By"). Lois Weber
("The Wakefield Case"), Outlook Films ("You
Find It Everywhere"), L. B. Mayer ("Play-
things of Destiny"), Paramount ("Wealth"), C.
ACTORS
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K. Young Prod. ("Charge It"). Hght., 6;
wght., 165; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
RAY, Albert; b. New Rochelle, N. Y., 1893; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, "Buster Brown" at 7 yrs.,
mus. com., vaud., stk. ; screen career, Pathe,
Vitagraph, Fox, Lois Weber, Ince, Universal,
etc. ("Home, Bluebird," "When Do We Eat,"
"Married in Haste," "Love Is Love," "Be a
Little Sport," "The Lost Princess," "Tin Pan
Alley," "The Honey Bee," "Vagabond Luck"),
First National ("The Kick in High Life").
Hght., 6 ft.; wght., 160; brown hair, dark blue
eyes. Ad., L. A. A. Club, Los Angeles, Calif.
RAY, Charles; b. Jacksonville, 111., 1891; educ.
Illinois and Los Angeles Polytech. Schl. ; stage
career, 4% yrs. in mus. and dram, stk., vaud.,
etc.; screen career, Ince-Para. ("String Beans,"
"The Sheriff's Son," "The Coward," "The
Busher," "The Girl Dodger*," "The Egg-Crate
Wallop," "Greased Lightning," "Bill Henry,"
"Crooked Straight," "Red Hot Dollars," "Paris
Green"), Chas. Ray Prod. ("45 Minutes From
Broadway," t "Peaceful Valley," "Nineteen and
Phyllis," "Old Swimmin" Hole," "Scrap Iron,"
"A Midnight Bell"). Hght., 6, % ; wght., 170;
dark brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., Charles
Ray Prods. 1425 Fleming St., Los Angeles, Calif.
RAY, Joe; screen career, Fox ("Twins of Suffer-
ing Creek," "Fire Brand Trevision").
;AY, Johnny ; scree
Society," "Father's
the Social Lion").
RAY, Johnny; screen career, Pathe ("Jiggs in
Society," "Father's Close Shave," "Jiggs and
RAY, Rex; screen career, Ay won Film ("The Un-
known Ranger," "Dangerous Trails").
RAY, Wallace; screen career, Hallmark ("Chains
of Evidence"), Fox ("Over the Hill to the Poor-
house").
RAYMOND, Dean; stage career, stk., vaud. and
prods.; screen career, Bluebird ("The Boy Girl,"
"Little Miss Nobody"), Photo Drama ("Warn-
ing"), Goldwyn ("Cinderella Man"), General
("For Freedom of the World"), Eva Tanguay
("The Wild Girl"), Ivan ("Conquered Hearts"),
Metro ("Winning of Beatrice"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 170; light gray hair, dark gray eyes.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
RAYMOND, Pete; stage career, 2 seasons with
Belasco, Cohan & Harris "Tailor Made Man";
15 yrs. in stk., Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City,
Minneapolis, etc.; screen career, Ivan-Abramson
("Some One Must Pay"), Selznick ("Sealed
Hearts," "The Imp"), Famous Players ("On
With the Dance"), Democracy Co. (Democ-
racy"), Sterling Features ("The Fighting Ken-
tuckians"). Hght., 6; wght., 200; brown hair
and eyes. Ad., Elks Club, 116 W. 43rd st., N. Y.
REDMAN, Frank; screen career, Pathe ("Pirate's
Gold," "Rogues and Romance," "The Sky
Ranger").
REDMOND, Douglas; screen career, Paramount
("Guilty of Love"), First National ("Love's
Penalty").
REEVES, Bob; b. Marlin, Texas; educ. there and
A. & M. Coll., Texas; early career, cowboy;
screen career, Universal ("To the Tune of Bul-
lets"), Pacific Prod. Co. ("Elmo the Mighty,"
"The Radium Mystery"). Hght., 6, 2%; wght.,
200; brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 223 S.
Flower, Los Angeles, Calif., B'way, 2120
REID, Wallace; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. N.' Y. and
New Jersey Mil. Acad. ; early career; held posi-
tion on editorial staff of Motor Magazine; stage
career, appeared in a vaud. sketch by his
father, Hal Reid; screen career, Vitagraph,
Universal (wrote, acted and directed), with D.
W. Griffith in "Birth of a Nation," Lasky (lead-
ing man for Geraldine Farrar in "Carmen,"
"Joan the Woman," etc.), Famous Players
("Believe Me, Xantippe," "The Roaring Road,"
"You're Fired," "The Love Burglar," "Valley
of the Giants," "Hawthorne of the U. S. A.,"
"Double Speed," "Excuse My Dust." -"The
Dancin' Fool," "Sick Abed," "What's Your
Hurry," "Always Audacious," "The Charm
School," "The Love Special," "Too Much
Speed"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 170; light brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad. Lasky Studio, Hollywood,
Calif.
REINACH, Edward; educ. classical educ. Eng-
land, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy;
early career, extensive travels in Europe,
Africa and Asia, member of Royal Institute
of Great Britain; screen career, Universal.
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; gray hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1801 S. Flower St., Los Angeles,
Calif., West 6124 or 21611.
RENE, Alex W.; b. Prague (Bohemia); educ.
Prague, Vienna, Canada, Southern France;
stage career, operatic stage, also dramatic since
early childhood, abroad, Canada and stk. cos.
Chicago; screen career, World ("Dangerous
Ground," "Dark Silence"), Independent ("The
Blood Stain"), Edison ("Barnaby Lee"), Otto
("Scouting for Washington"), Bloxbee ("Young
America"), Camo Art Film ("Somewhere In
Love"), Fidelity Pictures ("Love's Flame"),
famous fencing expert. Hght., 5, 11; wght. 153;
light brown hair, dark eyes. Ad., Actors Equity
Assn.. N. Y.
RENFROE, James L,.; b. Denison, Texas; educ.
there; stage career, in vaud.; screen career,
Cuckoo Comedies, Sunbeam Comedies (" Hot
Sands and Cold Feet," "His Concrete Dome,"
"His Conscience His Guide," "A Traveling
Saleman's Temptations," "Work and Win 'em,"
"A Trial by Jury.") Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 120;
dark complexion, black hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
436 E. 3d st., Jacksonville, Fla.
RENNIE, James; stage career, "Moonlight &
Honeysuckle"; screen career, Paramount ("Re-
modelling Her Husband," "Flying Pat").
REVELLE, Hamilton; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("Kismet," "Good Women").
RICH, Charles G.; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. N. Y. Univ.;
early career, dramatic critic and writer; screen
career, Vitagraph ("The Iron Test" serial,
"Perils of Thunder Mountain" serial, "The In-
visible Hand " serial. "The Fighting Coleen").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 155; brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 4356 Kingswell ave., Los Angeles, Calif.;
studio, Vitagraph.
RICHARDSON, Jack; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Western
Reserve Univ. ; stage career, 7 yrs. ; screen
career, Lasky ("Too Much Speed"), Goldwyn
("The Greater Love"), 5 yrs. with American,
1 yr. with Thos. Ince, Robertson-Cole, W. S.
Hart ("The Toll Gate"). Home ad., Morrison
Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif., Bway 8370
RICHARDSON, Jack H.; b. London, Eng. ; educ.
Liridisfarm Coll., West Cliff-on-Sea, England;
stage career, Geo. Edwards Co., Gaiety theatre,
London, London Music Halls, stk. Vancouver,
B. C. ; screen career, Chaplin Co., Henry Lehr-
man ("Milk Fed Vamp," "Roaring Lions and
Wedding Bells," etc.), Diando Films ("Old
Maid's Baby," etc.), Paton Film Co. ("The Sign
of the Rat"), Yellow Stone Prod. ("Dangerous
Love"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 150; dark hair
and eyes. Home ad., 2905 Washington Blvd.,
Ocean Park, Calif.
RICHMAN, Charles; b. Chicago; educ. Chicago
Coll. of Law; stage career, with Ada Rehan
in London and America, Blanche Bates, Mary
Mannering, starred under mgmt. of the Shu-
berts, Wm. A. Brady and David Belasco;
screen career, Lasky, Fox, Vitagraph ("The
Secret Kingdom," "The More Excellent Way"),
Public Rights Film ("The Public Be Damned"),
Richman P. Corp. ("Over There"), Select ("The
Hidden Truth"), Graphic ("The Echo of
Youth"), First National ("Curtain," "Trust
Your Wife," "Harriet and the piper"), Para-
mount ("Half An Hour"). Hght., 6, 1; wght.,
196; brown hair and hazel eyes. Home ad., 65
Northfield rd., West Orange, N. J., and Lambs
Club, N. Y.
RICHMOND, Warner Paul; b. Culpeper, Va.';
educ. Univ. of Va. ; stage career, leads in "Eyes
of Youth," "Trail of the Lonesome Pine," "Mis-
Leading Lady," "As a Man Thinks," "Little
Miss Brown," screen career, Pine Tree Films
("Test of a Code"), Fox ("The Mountain
Woman"), Jans ("A Woman's Business").
Screen career, Triangle, Selig, Tourneur prods.
("Sporting Life," "Woman," "My Lady's Gar-
ter"), Vitagraph ("Gray Towers Mystery,"
"The Heart of Maryland"). Hght., 5, 11:
wght., 165; fair complexion, brown hair, blue
eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
RICKETTS, Thomas; also director; b. London,
Eng.; stage career, in Eng. with Sir Henry
Irving, wrote and produced "Duvar," 1881,
produced and played lead in "Honeymooners,"
producer for Frohman, K. and E., H. E. Dixey;
screen career, directing from 1907, Essanay,
American, Horsley, Nestor, Universal, American
("The Great Question," "Buzzard's Shadow,"
"Other Side of the Door"), Centaur-Mutual
("The Single Code," "A Daughter of the Well-
dressed Poor," "Forbidden," "The Counterfeit
Soul"), United Film Corp. ("The Crime of the
Hour"), for State Rights ("Sins of the World"),
appeared as player in Goldwyn ("The Great
Lover"), B. B. Hampton ("The Spenders," "The
Killer"), Allen Holubar ("Wives of Men"),
Metro, Realart ("Sham"). Member M, P. D.
A. Home ad., 1280 Sweetzer ave., Hollywood
Blvd., R. F. D. No. 10, Gal.; Holly, 2115.
RIDGWAY, John H. ("Jack"); b. Phila., Pa.,
1866; educ. pub. schls., Phila.; early career, 2
yrs. in Forepaugh's Stock, Phila., and 2 yr.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
with Forepaugh's circus; screen career, 5 yrs.
with Lubin ("The Third Degree," "The Lion
and the Mouse," "The Gamblers," etc), Famous
Players ("Poor Little Peppina"), 4 yrs. with
Universal ("Under Southern Skies," played all
characters with King Baggot), Vitagraph
("The Unknown Quantity"). Has played West-
ern and society roles. Hght., 5, 10; w&ht.,
200; light complexion, gray hair and blue eyes.
Home ad., 360 West 42d st., N. Y. C.
RIGAS, George; b. Greece; educ. there and
France; stage career, abroad and U. S., Romeo
in "Romeo and Juliet", Oswald in "Ibsen's
Ghosts", lead in Tolstoy's "Redemption", title
role in "Son of a Shadow", etc; screen career,
Tourneur ("Woman"), World ("The Scar"),
Mary Pickford ("The Love Light"), Universal
("Dangerous Moment"), Fox ("Children of the
Night"), Zenith ("Besetting Sin"), Asty-Greece
("Froso"). Hght., 6; wght., 170; black hair,
brown eyes. Home phone, Holly 2.
RIPLEY, Bay B.; b. Corvallis, Oreg. ; educ. Hills
Military Acad. and O. A. C. College; stage
career, "Kindling," "Third Degree," "Lavender
and Old Lace," "Alias Jimmie Valentine,"
"Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," stk., vaud. ;
screen career, Universal ("Great Air Robbery,"
"Peddler of Lies," "Vanishing Dagger," "Blue
Streak McCoy," "Girl in Room 29," "The Mar-
riage Pit," "The Truant"). Jesse Hampton
("Felix O'Day"), Fox ("Why Trust Your Hus-
band"), Hght., 6, %; wght., 177; black hair and
eyes. Home ad., Christie Hotel, Los Angeles,
Calif., Holly 3910.
RITCHIE, Billie; b. Glasgow, Scotland, 1877;
stage career, vaud. com., mus. com., played in
"A Night in an English Music Hall," also in
"A Night on Broadway," "Vanity Fair,"
"Around the Clock," over Orpheum Circuit;
screen career, L-Ko., playing in many one,
two and three-reel farce-comedies ("Where Is
My Wife?"), Fox ("The House of Terrible Scan-
dals"), Sunshine Comedies ("The Twilight
Baby"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 140. Home ad.,
Laurel Canyon, Hollywood, Calif.
ROACH, Bert; b. Washington, D. C. ; educ. there;
stage career, 3 yrs. with Henry B. Harris, in
"Louisiana Lou," "The Commuters"; screen
career, Reliance, Majestic, Keystone ("Fatty's
Magic Pants"), Universal ("Cactus and Kale,"
"Soapsuds and Sirens"), L-Ko. ("Dirty's Daring
Dash"), Sennett 4 yrs. ("Yankee Doodle in
Berlin," "Small Town Idol"), Carter de Haven
("Marry the Poor Girl"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
195; light hair and light eyes. Home ad., 6857
Franklin Ave.. Los Angeles, Calif., phone 579110.
ROBARDS, Willis I/.; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Silent Avenger"), Plymouth Pictures
("Every Woman's Problem").
BOBBINS, Marc; b. 1870; early career, ranch-
ing; stage career, with Fanny Davenport, in
Shakespearean roles in N. Y. f stk. dir. 5 yrs.
in St. Louis; screen career, with Universal,
1914, ("The Mainspring," "Her Soul's Inspira-
tion"), Fox ("American Methods-," "The
Heart of a Lion," "True Blue," "Riders of the
Purple Sage," "For Freedom," "The Man
Hunter"), Metro ("Alias Jimmy Valentine,"
"Body and Soul," "Some One in the House"),
Robertson-Cole ("Li Tang Lang"), Hodkinson
("Riders of the Dawn").
ROBEBTS, Theodore; b. San Francisco, Calif.;
educ. there; stage career, played first leads
with Robson and Crane, Fanny Davenport,
played Svengali in "Trilby," Simon Legree in
"Uncle Tom's Cabin," "The Squaw Man," "The
Barrier," vaud. ; screen career, Famous Play-
ers ("Old Wives for New," "M'liss," "Believe
Me. Xantippe," "The Roaring Road," "Male
and Female," "Hawthorne of the U. S. A.",
"Something to Think About," "Forbidden
Fruit," "The Love Special," "Sham"), Realart
("Sweet Lavender," "The Furnaee"), Famous
Players ("Too Much Speed"). Hght., 6; wght.,
195; gray hair, blue eyes.
ROBSON, Andrew; b. Hamilton, Can., 1868; 25
yrs. on stage; starred 12 seasons "Royal Box,"
"Richard Carvel," etc. ; screen career, Fox
("The Devil's Wheel"), Bluebird ("A Broad-
way Scandal," "That Devil Bateese," "Which
Woman?"), W. S. Hart Co. ("Branding Broad-
way"), Ince-Paramount ("Alarm Clock Andy,"
"A Virtuous Thief," "Law of Men"), United
("The Corsican Brothers"), Rob-Cole ("The
Beloved Cheater," "The Butterfly Man," "Black
Roses"), Goldwyn ("The Great Accident"),
Republic ("The Amazing Woman"), American
(Their Mutual Child"). Hght., 5, 10; wght.,
190; gray hair, brown eyes. Ad., Hotel Rosslyn,
Los Angeles, Cal.
ROCCARDI, Albert; b. Paris, France; screen
career, Fidelity Pictures ("Love's Flame"),
Famous Players ("The Inside of the Cup,"
"The Passionate Pilgrim"), Asso. Exhib.
("Rider of the King Log").
ROCK, Charles; b. Velore, E. Indies, 1866; educ.
Brighton Coll., Eng. ; stage career, Sir J. Hare;
screen career (Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol,"
Hardcastle in "She Stoops to Conquer," Colonel
Sapt in "Prisoner of Zenda," also leads in "Sons
of Satan," "Rupert of Hentzau"), Vitagraph
("Firm of Girdlestone"), Cosmofotofilm ("I Be-
lieve"), World ("The Better 'Ole"). Ad., St.
Margaret's, Middlesex, Eng.
ROCK, Joe; b. N. Y. C., 1892; educ. N. Y. Normal
and Chautauqua Normal; early career, teacher
of dancing, physical culture, director of
Carnival; screen career, Vitagraph 6 yrs.,
Rock and Montgomery in Big V Comedies
("Bumbs and Boarders," "Chumps and Cops,"
"Farms and Fumbles," "Love and Lather,"
"Damsels and Dandies," "Zip and Zest," "Ha-
rems and Hokum," "Vamps and Variety,"
"Caves and Croquettes," "Rubes and Robbers,"
The Rent Dodgers," "Foot-prints"), Pres. Joe
Rock Prod., Inc. Hght., 5, 5; wght., 145; black
hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 1450 N.
Normandie, Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 599052;
studio, Vitagraph.
RODNEY, Earl; b. Toronto, Can.; educ. Notre
Dame Univ.; stage career, vaud., stk. and on
road; screen career, Griffith, Keystone, Blue-
bird ("City of Tears"), Ince, Para. ("Biggest
Show on Earth," "Naughty, Naughty," "Keys
of the Righteous"), Christie ("Two A. M.,"
"The Looney Honeymoon," "Furs and Folly,"
"Ducks," "Monkey Shines"), Educational
("Naughty Mary Brown," "The Three Jokers"),
Universal ("Dead Easy"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
167; dark complexion, eyes, hair Ad., 2754 W.
14th st., Los Angeles, Cal. Studio, Christie,
Hollywood, Cal.
ROGERS, Walter; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Purple Riders," "The Silver Car").
ROGERS, Will; b. near Claremore, Indian Ter-
ritory; stage career, 1905, vaud., fancy roper,
Hammerstein's Roof, 8 yrs. vaud., 5 yrs. Follies
and Midnight Frolics; screen career, Goldwyn
("Bill Hyde," "Almost a Husband," "Jubilo,"
"The Strange Boarder," "Jes" Call Me Jim,"
"The Cowpuncher," "Honest Hutch," "Boys
Will be Boys"), author of "The Peace Con-
ference" and "Prohibition." Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 170; dark hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
Culver City, Calif., phone 56664.
ROLLINS, Jack; screen career, Hodkinson
("$30,000"), Fox ("The Tattlers," "Sunset
Sprague"), Pathe ("Ruth of the Rockies"
serial), Vitagraph ("Diamonds Adrift").
ROMAIN, George; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Return of Tarzan"), Prod. Security ("Diane of
Star Hollow").
ROONEY, Gilbert; educ. Univ. of Penn. ; stage
career, with Robt. Hilliard in "The Fool There
Was," Edward Abeles in "Brewster's Millions."
"Ready Money," "Pom Pom"; screen career,
World ("Woman in 47"), Universal ("Parent-
age"), Selznick ("Country Cousin"), Erbo-
graph ("Burning Question"), Lasky ("Framed
Up"), International ("Adventures of Dorothy
Dare" serial), Edward Warren ("Weavers of
Life"), Vitagraph ("Blind Adventure"), Norma
Talmadge ("Daughter of Two Worlds"), Victor
Kremer ("Voices"), Hodkinson ("East Lynne").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 155; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
ROSCOE, Albert; b. Nashville, Tenn., 1887; educ.
Vanderbilt Univ., Nashville; 15 yrs. on stage
as leading man and director; screen career,
Famous Players, Leonce Perret, Fox ("The
Siren's Song," "Evangeline"). Ex. Mutual ("A
Man's Country"), Goldwyn ("The City of Com-
rades"), Rob-Cole ("Her Purchase Price"),
Asso. Prod. ("Last of the Mohicans"), Goldwyn
("Madame X," "The Branding Iron"), Pathe
("Her Unwilling Husband"), Metro ("The Last
Card"). Hght., 6; wght., 175; brown eyes,
black hair. Ad., Lambs' Club, N. Y.
ROSELEIGH, Jack; screen career, Dwan ("The
Forbidden Thing"), Pathe ("That Girl Mon-
tana"), Fox ("Bare Knuckles").
ROSEMAN, Ed. F.; b. Terre Haute, Ind., 1875;
stage career, 6 yrs. with Lincoln J. Carter,
Wright Lorimer, in "The Shepherd King";
screen career, supporting Mary Pickford, Rob-
ert Warwick; Edgar Lewis Prods. ("The Bar-
rier," "Calibre 38"), Betzwood ("High Pock-
ets"), World ("The Red Woman"), Virginia
Pearson Co. ("Impossible Katherine"), Fox
("13th Bride" serial, "The Face at Your Win-
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dow," "Fantomas"). Hght., 6; wght., 185;
dark hair and eyes. Ar., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
ROSS, D. George; educ. Washington, D. C., and
N. Y. ; stage career, vaud., "Romance of the
Underworld," with "Way Down East," "The
Holdup," with Will Hart stk. ; screen career,
Donovan Prods., Pathe, Selznick, ("Bullin' the
Bullsheviki") ; served in France 18 mos. Hght.,
5, 5; wght., 125; gray hair, blue eyes.
BOSS, Milton; b. California; educ. Univ. of the
Pacific for ministry; stage career, Mary Man-
nering in "Janice Meredith," Melbourne Mc-
Dowell, James O'Neil, vaud.; screen career,
Ince ("Truthful Tulliver"), Triangle, Artcraft-
Paramount ("The Narrow Trail," "The Silent
Man," "Riddle Gawne"), Universal ("Pretty
Smooth," "The Exquisite Thief"), Hodkinson
("The End of the Game"), Goldwyn ("Flame
of the Desert"), Hampton-Pathe ("A Woman
of Pleasure," "The Killer"), Goldwyn ("The
Penalty," "Boys Will Be Boys"), Robertson-
Cole ("813"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 190; dark
hair and eyes.
ROSS, Thomas W. ; extensive stage career,
"Checkers," "The Fortune Hunter" etc., screen
career, Metro ("The Fatal Hour," "Without
Limit").
RUSH, Dick; screen career, Fox ("Three Gold
Coins"), Paramount ("The Village Sleuth").
RUSSELL, Byron; screen career, Paramount
("The World and His Wife"), Selznick ("The
Daughter Pays").
RUSSELL, Gordon; screen career, Hodkinson
("The Sage Brusher"), Paramount ("The Test-
ing Block"), J. Parker Read, Jr. ("A Thousand
to One").
RUSSELL, William; educ. Fordham Univ.; stage
career from age of 8, Ethel Barrymore in
"Cousin Kate," David Higgins, Chauncey Ol-
cott, Blanche Bates, Poll stk., starred in "St.
Elmo," vaud.; screen career, Biograph, Than-
houser, Famous, Pathe ("The Midnight Trail,"
"Hearts or Diamonds," "Up Romance Road,"
"Hobbs in a Hurry"), Amer.-Pathe ("A Sport-
ing Chance," "Where the West Begins," "Brass
Buttons," "Six Feet Four," "This Hero Stuff"),
Fox ("Sacred Silence," "Eastward Ho," "The
Lincoln Highwayman," "Twins of Suffering
Creek," "The Man Who Dared," "The Iron
Rider," "Cheater Reformed," "Bare Knuckles,"
"Colorado Pluck"). Hght., 6, 2; wght., 203;
dark hair and eyes. Member M. P. D. A. Ad.,
Fox Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
RYAN, Joseph; Vitagraph ("Hidden Dangers,"
"The Purple Riders").
RYAN, Richard; screen career, Rockett Film
Corp. ("The Truant Husband"), Paramount
("Beau Revel').
RYNO, William; screen career, Fox ("Vagabond
Luck"), Universal ("Bullet Proof"), Fox
("Twins of Suffering Creek"), Selig ("Kazan").
S
SACK, Nathaniel; b. & educ. Russia; stage ca-
reer, 10 yrs. with Leonard Rayne Dramatic Co.,
toured extensively the Orient, British Colo-
nies and So. Africa; in U. S. A. since 1912 with
Mme. Nazimova, Fannie Ward, Walker White-
side, Frank Keenan, "The Big Chance," with
Mary Nash; screen career, Kalem ("Glory of
Youth"), Famous Players ("Man From Mex-
ico," "Mistress Nell"), Artcraft ("Less Than
Dust"), Pathe ("Innocent"), Metro ("Will o'
the Wisp"), Outlook Film Co. ("You Find it
Everywhere"), Dominion Film ("The For-
eigner"). Specialty, Oriental characters. Hght.,
5, 7; wght., 145; dark brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 1990 Seventh Ave., C/o Mrs. Harris,
Apt. 8, New York City. Morningside 3974.
SACKVILLE, Gordon; b. Petersborough, Ontario,
1880; educ. Kalamazoo Coll., stage career, with
Richard Mansfield, Chas. Frohman, Chas. Dil-
lingham, Schuberts, also stk. ; screen career,
Edison, Rex, Universal, Selig ("The Cherry Pick-
ers"), Bosworth ("An Odyssey of the North"),
Balboa ("The Grip of Evil," "The Girl Angel,"
"Glad Glory"), Falcon-General ("The Best
Man"), Pioneer ("The Boomerang"), World
("The Arizona Cat Claw"), Vitagraph ("In-
visible Hand"), Mary Pickford ("Polly anna"),
Universal ("Honor Bound," "Three in a Thou-
sand"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 210; grey hair,
brown eyes. Ad., Actors Equity.
SAGE, Stuart; b. Sioux Falls, S. D., 1893; educ.
Todd Seminary, Neb. Military Acad. ; stage ca-
reer, "Argyle Case," with Emma Dunn in "Old
Lady 31," "Shavings," "The Bat"; screen career,
Fox ("The War Bride's Secret," "Two Little
Imps," "Trouble Makers"), Lasky ("Brewster's
Millions"); original "Argonne Players," May-
flower ("The Deep Purple"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 140; fair complexion, light hair, blue
eyes. Ad., c/o Max Hart, 1540 Broadway,
N. Y. C.
SAINPOLIS, John; screen career, First National
("Old Dad"), Goldwyn ("The Great Lover"),
Metro ("The Four Horsemen of the Apoca-
lypse").
SALISBURY, Monroe; b. N. Y.; studied art and
music; stage career, from 1898; rep. with Rich-
ard Mansfield, Mrs. Fiske, John Drew, Nance
O'Neil, etc., followed Wm. Farnum in "The
Prince of India," under Chas. Frohman, screen
career, since 1913; Fine Arts. Lasky ("The
Goose Girl"), Clune "Ramona," "Eyes of the
World"), Universal "The Sleeping Lion," "The
Phantom Melody," "That Devil Bateese").
Home ad., Hotel Hollywood, Los Angeles, Calif.
SANFORD, Philip; b. N. Y. C. ; stage career, with
Chas. Frohman, David Belasco, Cyril Maude,
"Sherlock Holmes," "Secret Service"; screen
career, Metro, Vitagraph ("The Sign Invisible,"
"The White Raven," "Strength of Men"), Hod-
kinson ("Made in America"), Zion ("Broken
Barrier"), Community ("Home Keeping of
Jim"), Adolph Phillip ("Midnight Girl"), Ed-
gar Lewis ("Other Men's Shoes"), Betzwood
("Sandy Burke of U-Bar-U"), Rupert Prod.
("Heritage"), United States Photoplays ("De-
termination"), specializes in Western heavies.
Hght., 6; wght., 200; light complexion, brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 637 Bedford ave.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., or Green Room Club, N. Y.
SANTSCHI, Thomas; b. Kokomo, Ind. ; stage ca-
reer, stock; screen career, Selig ("The Crisis,"
"The Spoilers," "The Garden of Allah"), Far-
rar-Goldwyn ("Shadows," "The Stronger Vow,"
"The Hell Cat"), First National ("Her Kingdom
of Dreams"), series of 8 pictures for C. J. Will-
iams. Hght., 6, 1; wght., 210; light brown hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 1276 Sweetzer Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif., phone 577093.
SARGENT, Lewis; screen career, Paramount
("Huckleberry Finn"), Realart ("The Soul of
Youth").
SARNO, Hector V.; b. Naples, Italy, 1880; educ.
there; stage career, Eimete Novelli Co. 5 yrs.,
Italy; screen career, Vitagraph, Universal, Fox,
Goldwyn, Pathe, Metro ("Isle of Intrigue"),
Rex Beach ("Silver Horde"), Dorothy Phillips
("Right to Happiness"), Ed. Carewe ("Rio
Grande"), Romaine Film Co. ("Give and'
Take"), Goldwyn ("The Silver Horde"), Vita-
graph ("Diamonds Adrift"), and several heavies
opposite H. B. Warner. Hght., 5, 10; wght.,
175; black hair, dark brown eyes. Ad., 4344
Fountain ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
SAVILLE, Gus, C.; b. Peekskill, N. Y.; educ.
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, 40 yrs., stk., road,
vaud.; screen career, Goldwyn ("Girl From Out-
side," "Almost a Husband," The Brand"),
Triangle ("Irish Eyes"), Fox ("Sunset
Sprague"), Dial ("King Spruce"), Spencer Films
("Ranch of the Wolverine"), Ince ("Fate's
Honeymoon"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 150; gray
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1412 Bates Ave.,
Hollywood, Calif., Holly 4860.
SAWYER, Donald; b. Dundee, N. Y., 1894; educ.
Rochester, N. Y. ; stage career, played Joe
Blake in "A Man's Home," with Geo. Nash,
Hyperion Buncombe in Henry Savage's "Toot,
Toot," Cyril Kinney in "The Country Cousin,"
with Alexandria Carlyle; screen career, Metro
Goldwyn, Famous Players, Pathe, Drew come-
dies, "His Bonded Wife," etc. Hght., 5, 10%;
wght., 140; brown hair, blue eyes.
SAXE, Templer (Templer William Edward Ede-
veain) ; b. Redhill, England; educ. Bonn and
Brussels Univs. ; stage career, leading baritone
Carl Rosa Opera Co. (London), "An English
Daisy," "Piff, Paff, Pouff " ; screen career, Vita-
graph ("Strength of the Weak," "Mind the
Paint Girl," "Lion and the Mouse," "Miss Am-
bition," "Pride"), Paramount-Artcraft ("The
Teeth of the Tiger"), Constance Talmadge ("At
the Barn"), Selznick ("A Dangerous Paradise,"
"Bucking the Tiger"), Metro ("Polly with a
Past"), Empey Co. ("Liquid Gold"). Hght., 5.
10; wght., 170; dark brown hair gray-blue eyes.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
SAXON, Hugh; b. New Orleans, La.; educ. Van-
derbilt Univ., Nashville, Tenn. ; stage career,
with Thomas W. Keene, Henry Dixey, Maud
Granger, Marie Wainwright; Charles Hoyt's
comedies, Belasco Stk., Geary Stk., Ferris Stk.
and own cos., also travelled over world in vaud.
and circus clown; screen career, Wm. S. Hart
("Sand"), Brentwood ("The Heart of Twenty"),
Lois Weber ("To Please One Woman"), Metro
("Body and Soul"), Pinnacle ("Skyfire").
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 165, silver gray hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., 2610 Juliet, Los Angeles.
Calif.; phone 72540.
SCHABL.E, Robert, also director; stage career,
with Ethel Barrymore, John Drew, Marie Doro,
Annie Russell, George Fawcett, Nazimova,
"Everywoman," etc.; screen career, Famous
Players-Lasky ("The Marriage Price," "World
to Live In," "Red Head," "Test of Honor,"
"Firing Line," "Sinners," "On with the Dance"),
"The Stolen Kiss," "Paying the Piper" ), Fox
("Blind Wives"). Metro ("Without Limit"),
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 145; light hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. C.
SCHAEFFER, Jack, b. and educ. Baltimore Md. ;
screen career, Century Comedies. Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 250; light hair, hazel eyes. Home ad.,
6040 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.,
phone 579-787.
SOHENCK, Earl; b. Columbus, O. ; educ. Ohio
State Univ.; stage career, Stubbs Wilson Stk.
Co., lead in Wm. A. Brady's "Way Down East,"
with Jas. K. Hackett, also vaud. ; screen career,
6 yrs. Vitagraph, Pathe, World, Metro, Cosmo-
politan ("My Four Years in Germany," "The
Spirit of Lafayette," "To Hell With the
Kaiser"), Edison ("The Unbeliever"), Abraham
Schomer ("The Sacred Flame"), Gibraltar Films
("The Harvest Moon"), Cosmopolitan ("Buried
Treasure").
SCHUMM, Harry W.; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. Chi-
cago Univ.; stage career, 18 yrs. leading and
heavy man, Hopkins Stock Co., Chicago, 1917
with Klaw & Erlanger, Morosco, 9 mos. Musical
Stock, Camp Kearny; screen career, 6 yrs. with
Universal exclusive direction Francis Ford,
directing Phil Rosen and Al Santell. Hght.,
5, 11%; wght., 175; dark brown hair and eyes
Home ad., 1727 Kent St., Los Angeles, Calif
Wilshire 4855; Walter Farnum, personal rep.,
Grant Bldg., Los Angeles.
SCOTT, William; b. 1893; educ. N. Y. ; stage ca-
reer, with Maude Adams, Joseph Jefferson.
Kelcey and Shannon; screen career, Artcraft
("Amarilly of Clothesline Alley"), Fox ("Ri-
ders of the Purple Sage," "True Blue," "Kul-
tur," "The Forbidden Roo-in," "Pitfalls of a
Big City," "Chasing Rainbows," "Broken Com-
mandments," "Thieves," "Flames of th>
Flesh," "A Sister to Salome," "Rose of Nome,"
"Partners of Fate," "While the Devil Laughs,"
"Mother of His Children"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 168; light complexion. Ad., home, 2045
Dracena Drive, Los Angeles. Phone 59487.
SEARS, Allan; b. San Antonio; educ. Knox Coll.;
concert work; stage career, stock, com. opera;
screen career, Reliance-Majestic ("The Birth of
a Nation"), Fine Arts ("The Little Yank,"
"Children of the Feud," "Girl of the Timber-
lands"), Triangle ("Madame Bo-Beep"), Blue-
bird ("The Red, Red Heart"), Jewel ("Kaiser,
the Beast of Berlin"), Metro ("Kate of Ken-
tucky," "The Amateur Adventuress," "Her In-
spiration"), Universal ("Destiny"). Ad., 4618
Russell st., Hollywood, Cal.
SEAWARD, Sidney; screen career, Stgll Film
("The Hundredth Chance," "The Tidal Wave").
SEDGWICK, Edward, also scenario writer; educ.
St. Mary's Univ., Texas Univ.; stage career,
actor and stage dir., 10 yrs. in vaud. and mus.
com., also dram. stk. and rep. ex. ; screen ca-
reer , Lubin, Universal, American, Metro
("Haunted Pajamas"), Famous Players ("The
Varmint"), Fox ("Yankee Way," "Checkers");
has written original stories as follows: "The
Yankee Way," "Cheating the Public," "Stolen
Honor," "Rough and Ready," "The Winning
Stroke," "The Sea Beast," with continuities
also, for Fox; also new Fox serial, "Bride No.
13." Hght., 6; wght., 245; brown hair, blue
eyes. Ad., 245 W. 51st st., N. Y. ; Circle 1730.
SEDLEY, Henry; b. N. Y. ; educ. St. Paul's School,
Andover Acad., Yale Univ.; stage career, 6
yrs.; screen career, 5 yrs., ("The Daredevil,"
"Thunderbolts of Fate," "The Kaiser Bride,"
"Embarrassment of Riches," "Marriage of Con-
venience," "Stranger Within the Gates," "The
Clouded Name," "Corruption," "The Hidden
Hand" Pathe serial, "Taxi"), Cosmopolitan
("Straight Is the Way," "Woman God
Changed"), Commonwealth ("The Hidden
Light"), Associated Ex. ("The Lotus Eaters").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 155; fair complexion. Home
ad., 114 W. 79th st., N. Y. C., or Green Room
Club, N. Y.
SE'KI, M.; screen career, Universal ("The Breath
of the Gods"), Realart ("The Outside Woman").
SELBY, Norman ("Kid McCoy"); b. Rushville,
Ind. ; early career, professional boxer; screen
career, Feature Film ("The Great Diamond
Robbery"), Fine Arts (the Rube in "Betty of
Grey Stone"), Griffith ("Broken Blossoms"),
Pathe ("The Honey Bee"), Paramount ("The
Fourteenth Man"). Hght., 6; wght., 200; dark
hair and eyes.
SELL,, Henry G.; b. Los Angeles, 1889; stage ca-
reer, stk. cos., Laurie in "Little Women," also
with Arnold Daly, Lily Langtry, Julia Dean,
etc. ; screen career, Crystal, Astra, World
("Fine Feathers," "The Fatal Ring," "Light-
ning Raider"), Argus ("House Without Chil-
dren"). Vitagraph ("Thin Ice"), Perret ("Twin
Pawn"), Serico ("Jeweled Hand" serial),
Pathe ("Empire of Diamonds"), Hodkinson
("East Lynne"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 155;
brown hair and eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
SEMELS, Harry; screen career, Pathe ("Pirate's
Gold," "Rogue's and Romance," "The Sky
Ranger").
SEMON, Lawrence; also director; b. West
Point, Miss., 1889; educ. Savannah, Ga. ; early
career, played child parts on stage with Zera
Semon, his father; pro. magician, cartoon
artist and tumbler in vaud. ; screen career,
Universal, Palace Players (dir. Frank Daniels
Comedies) ; Vitagraph ("Players and Puppy
Love," "Rooftops and Ruffians," "Huns and
Hyphens," "Pluck and Plotters," "Traps and
Tangles," "Scamps and Scandals," "The Head
Waiter," "The Grocery Clerk," "The Fly Cop,"
"The Suitor," School Days", "The Hick");
writes all his own comedies. Ad., Vitagraph,
Hollywood, Cal.
SERRANO, Vincent; screen career, Equity ("Eyes
of Youth," "Silk Husbands and Calico Wives"),
Realart ("The Deep Purple"), First National
("The Branded Woman"), Candler Pictures
("His Enemy's Daughter"). Lambs Club, N. Y.
SHAW Brinsley; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Coll. City.
N. Y. ; stage career, co-star with Margaret Wy-
cherley In "The 13th Chair," E. H. Sothern Co.,
J. C. Williamson mgmt., Australia, Richard
Mansfield, "The Squaw Man" orig. prod.; screen
career, Anita Stewart ("Mary Regan"), Metro
("Hearts Are Trumps," "Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse"), Wm. S. Hart ("Travelin" On").
Hght., 6; wght., 160; brown hair gray eyes. Ad.,
16 Gramercy Park. N. Y. C.
SHEER, William A., b. Birmingham, Eng. ; educ.
Eng. ; premier jockey for 3 yrs. ; stage career,
vaud. alone and with Isabelle De Armond; mus.
com., "Isle of Spice," etc., produced "Oh,
Look!" Orpheum, 1 season; screen career, Key-
stone-Mack Sennett, 1 yr., Fox ("Regeneration,"
"Within the Law"), World, general casting di-
rector. Universal ("The Cabaret Girl," "Sealed
Envelope"), Norma Talmadge ("A Daughter of
Two Worlds," Kessel & Bauman ("Headin'
Home"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 140; brown hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 1600 Broadway, N. Y. C., or
1627% N. Kinsley Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.;
Holly 4452.
SHERIDAN, Frank; b. Boston, Mass.; educ. Bos-
ton; stage career, featured actor in "Paid in
Full," "Fine Feathers," "The Unwritten Law,"
"Blackmail," "The Next of Kin," "Three Faces
East"; screen career, Kleine ("The Money Mas-
ter"), Pathe ("At Bay," "Ruler of the Road"),
Equitable ("The Man Higher Up"), World
"The Struggle"), Ivan ("Enlighten Thy Daugh-
ter"), Universal ("His Woman"), Norma Tal-
madge ("Daughter of Two Worlds") E. Jones
Co. ("The King Log"), Vitagraph ("Her Lord
and Master"). Ad., 1531 Broadway, N. Y.
SHERMAN, Lowell; screen career, First National
("Yes or No"), Griffith ("Way Down East"),
Realart ("The New York Idea"), Paramount
("The Gilded Lily").
SHERRILL,, Jack; also director; b. Atlanta, Ga.,
April 14, 1898; educ. Berkeley School, N. Y. C. ;
stage career, stock, vaud. ; screen career, Froh-
man ("Just Out of College," "The Witching
Hour"), ("The Rainbow"), Authors Film Co.-
Mutual ("The Silent Witness" Frohman
("Once to Every Man"), Ivan Abramson
("The Mother Eternal"), directed "The Invisible
Ray" serial. Hght., 5, 9%; Wght., 135; light
complexion, brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 310
Times Bldg.
SHERRY, J. Barney; b. Germantown, Pa.; educ.
private schls., Phila., and Catholic College,
Germantown; screen career, Thos. H. Ince
("Civilization") Universal ("Little Brother of
the Rich," "Breath of the Gods"), Marshall
Neilan ("The River's End"). Universal ("The
Forged Bride"), First National ("Dinty," "Man-
Woman-Marriage"), Robertson-Cole ("Occasion-
ally Yours"), Pioneer ("The Barbarian").
Hght., 6, %; wght., 200; iron gray hair, gray
eyes. Home ad., 224 San Vicente, Santa Monica.
Calif.; 'phone 508.
ACTORS
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SHIELD, Ernest W.; educ. Chicago and Grand
Rapids; stage career, stock, stage mgr. vaud. ;
screen career, Kalem, Edison, Universal ("The
Broken Coin," "Birth of Patriotism"). Bluebird
("Wanted A Home," "Good Morning, Judge"),
Fox ("The Speed Maniac," Vitagraph serial
with William Duncan "The Purple Cipher"),
Clever Comedies ("The Hound of the Tanker-
ville"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 140; brown hair and
eyes. Home ad., 1726 Las Palmas Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif., phone 577112.
SHIELDS. Wilbert; educ. Hoboken, N. J. ; stage
exper., stk. and vaud.; screen career. Jester,
Thanhauser ("The Recruit," "Man without a
Country"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 148; black hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 800 Bloomfleld st., Hoboken,
N. J. ; Hoboken 578.
SHIRLEY, Arthur; b. Sydney, Australia; stage
career, 8 yrs. ; screen career, Australian Films,
Ltd., Kalem, Universal National Drama (lead
in "The Fall of a Nation"), Selig (John Val-
iant in "The Valiants of Virginia"), Ince
("Bawbs o' Blue Ridge"), Balboa ("Betty Be
Good," "The Wildcat," "Bab the Fixer," "Pet-
ticoats and Pants"), Universal ("Roped").
Hght., 6; wght., 185; brown hair, blue eyes.
SHORT, Antrim; b. Cincinnati, Ohio; educ. pri-
vate tutor; stage career, 7 yrs. legit, stage;
screen career. Bluebird, American, Pathe, Uni-
versal ("Jewel in Pawn," "The Yellow Dob"),
Metro ("Please Get Married," "The Right of
Way"), Hampton ("Cressy"), Famous Players
("Romance and Arabella"), Vitagraph ("Son of
Wallingford," "Black Beauty"), Wm. S. Hart
("O'Malley of the Mounted"), Universal ("Poor
Girl, Rich Girl"). Hght., 5, 7V 2 ; wght., 125;
medium brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1771
Cahuenga ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly 1713.
SHUMWAY, Leonard C.; b. Salt Lake City, 1884;
educ. Univ. of Salt Lake; stage career, stk.;
screen career, Universal, Kalem, Selig, Lubin,
Universal ("The Phantom's Secret," "Helen
Grayson's Strategy"), Fox ("Bride of Fear,"
. "Bird of Prey," "The Scarlet Road," "The Si-
ren's Song," "The Speed Maniac," "A Girl in
Bohemia"), Hodkinson ("The Love Hunger"),
Pathe ("Beggar in Purple," "The Gamesters"),
Paramount ("To Please One Woman"), Univ-
ersal ("The Torrent," "Society Secrets," "The
Big Adventure"). Hght., 6; wght., 180.
SIEGEL, Bernard; b. Lemberg, Poland; stage
career, stk. for many yrs., in Austria, also in
U. S., at N. Y. C., St. Louis, Philadelphia; screen
career, 6 yrs. with Lubin, 5 yrs. with Vitagraph
("The Maelstrom," "The Green God," "The
Cambric Mask," "The Heart of Maryland,"
"Dead Men Tell No Tales"), Famous Players
("The Land of Hope"). Hght, 5, 9; wght., 153;
gray hair, brown eyes. Ad., 2573 E. 14th St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y., phone Coney Island 0156-J.
SIEGMANN, George; b. N. Y. ; educ. Boston Univ.,
stage career, with Chas. Frohman, Harry Doel
Parker; screen career Fine Arts ("Intolerance,"
"The Little Yank"). Crystal ("Mother Love
and the Law"), Griffith ("Birth of a Nation,"
"Hearts of the World," "The Great Love"),
D\yan ("The Grafters"), Fox ("Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur's Court," "Shame"),
Douglas Fairbanks ("The Three Musketeers").
Hght., 6, 2; wght, 230; brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 1309 Angeles Ave., Los Angeles,
Calif., Wilshire 4316.
SILLS, Milton; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. Univ. of
Chicago; stage career, 8 yrs. as leading man,
Belasco, Shubert, Brady, Frohman; screen ca-
reer, Goldwyn, Select, Fox, World, Universal
("The Claw," "The Savage Woman," "The
Yellow Ticket," "The Mysterious Client," "The
other Woman," "The Stronger Vow," "Woman
Thou Gavest Me," "The Fear Woman," "What
Every Woman Learns," "Street Called
Straight," "Eyes of Youth"), Metro ("Dangerous
to Men," "The Little Fool"), Lasky ("Behold
My Wife," "The Faith Healer"). Hght, 6;
wght., 180; light hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
1320 Crescent Heights Blvd, Hollywood, Calif.
SIMPSON, Allan Hart; educ. N. Y. C., Columbia
Univ. ; stage career. 1 yr. with Corse Payton
Stk. Co., boy parts; screen career, Paramount-
Flagg comedies ("The Last Battle"), stock
with Goldwyn, Famous Players ("Career of
Catherine Bush"); posed for Arrow Collars,
Chesterfield Cigarette heads and Liberty Loan
posters by James Montgomery Flagg and J. C.
Leyendecker. Hght., 5, 11; wght., 160; light
hair, dark eyes. Ad., 530 Riverside Dr., N. Y.
Morningside 2842.
SIMPSON, Russell; b. San Francisco, 1880;
educ. there; stage career, 12 yrs. stk., road
shows, Bway prods, with Belasco, Savage,
K. & E.; screen career. 7 yrs. Famous Players,
Metro, First National, World, in Rex Beach-
Goldwyn ("The Brand," "The Barrier," "Blue
Jeans," "Our Teddy," "Cressy," "Out of the
Dust," "Bill Apperson's Boy," "Godless Men,"
"Snowblind"), Pathe ("Lahoma"). Hght., 6;
wght, 175; medium brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
5158 Hollywood blvd., Los Angeles, Cal., phone
597051.
SINGLETON, Joseph E.; b. Melbourne Aus-
tralia, 1881; educ. there; stage career, 12 yrs.
stock, vaud. ; screen career, Universal, Fine
Arts ("Girl of the Timber Claims"), American.
Keystone, author vaud. acts and scenarios,
("The Skull of Life," "He Drew the Line,"
"The Cross Roads," "The Booster," "The Per-
fect Woman"). Fox ("Aladdin and the Won-
derful Lamp"), Artcraft ("Shark Monroe"),
Al. Jennings, prod. ("The Lady of the Dug-
out"), Vitagraph ("The Enchanted Barn"),
Tourneur ("The Great Redeemer," "The Bait").
Hght., 6, 1; wght, 195; dark hair, blue eyes.
SKINNER, Otis; noted star on legitimate stage,
screen career, starred in Robertson-Cole pro-
duction ("Kismet").
SLATTERY, Charles; screen career First National
("Daughter of Two World's"), Fox ("The White
Moll," "Number 17"), Griffith ("Dreams
Street"), Asso. Exhib. ("Rider of the King
Log").
SMILEY, Joseph W; b. Boston, 1875; educ.
there; stage career, Hanlon Brothers, Fanny
Davenport, rep. Klaw and Erlanger; screen,
Imp., director of Lubin and for Jules Brula-
tour, Artcraft, World, Goldwyn. Fox, etc.;
recent pictures, Elsie Ferguson ("Hearts of
the Wild"), Viiginia Pearson ("Queen of
Hearts"), Select ("Break the News to Mother,"
"The Isle of Conquest"), Fox ("Luck and
Pluck," "Never Say Quit"), World ("The
Moral Deadline," "The Poisoned Pen"), Realart
("Law of the Yukon"), Cosmopolitan ("The
Wild Goose," "The Woman God Changed"),
Vitagraph ("The Scarab Ring"). Ad., Friars
Club, N. Y.
SMILEY, Robert W.; b. Washington, D. C. ; stage
career, T. Boggs Johns in "Pair of Sixes,"
E. H. Sothern, "Everyman," "Common Clay,"
Grace George, Otis Skinner; screen career,
Edison, Imp ("Prince and Pauper," "Aunt
Maria's Substitute," "Ruling Passions,"). Hght,
5, 9; wght., 175; dark complexion, brown hair,
blue gray eyes. Ad., St. Paul Hotel, N. Y.
SMILY, Charles; screen career, Paramount ("The
False Road"), Fox ("The Spirit of Good"),
Schwab ("Smiling All the Way"), Goldwyn
("Guile of Women").
SMITH, Sid.; b. Faribault, Minn.; educ. there;
screen career, 8 yrs., Hallroom Boys Comedies
("False Roomers," "Their Dizzy Finish,"
"Circus Heroes," "A Chili Romance," "Friday
the 13th," "Oil," "Doggone Mixup," "High and
Dry"). Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 135; brown hair
and eyes. Ad., Hallroom Boys Studio.
SOMERVILLE, George J. ("Slim"); b. Albu-
querque, N. M., 1892; educ. Chatham, Can.;
stage career, mus. com., vaud., rep., stk. ;
screen career, Keystone ("Their Social Splash,"
"His Bread and Butter," "A Dog Catcher's
Love," "His Precious Life," "The Winning
Punch"), Paramount ("Roping Her Romeo,"
"Are Waitresses Safe?"), Sennett-Para. ("It
Pays to Exercise," "The Kitchen Lady"), Sun-
Shine ("High Diver's Last Kiss," "Ten Nights
Without a Barroom," "Mary's Little Lobster").
Hght, 6, 2; wght, 164. Ad., home, 520 S.
Flower st., Los Angeles.
SOTHERN, Sam; b. London, England; educ.
there; stage career, legit; screen career, Doug-
las Fairbanks ("His Majesty, the American"),
Garson ("Eyes of Youth," "Silk Husbands and
Calico Wives," "Whispering Devils"), Hodkin-
son ("The Dream Cheater"). Ad., Loew's Ex-
change, 1540 Broadway, N. Y. ; studio, Garson.
SPARKS, Ned A,; screen career, Metro ("Nothing
But the Truth") First National ("In Search of
a Sinner," "The Perfect Woman," "Good Ref-
erences").
SPERE, Charles; b. Lincoln, Neb.; educ. Neb.
Univ. and Northwestern Univ., Chicago; stage
career, 1 season vaud.; screen career, Ince ("A
Desert Wooing"), Vitagraph ("A Fighting Col-
leen," "Pegeen," "Man Who Wouldn't Tell").
American ("A Bachelor's Wife," "The Hell-
ion"), New Art Films ("The Solitary Sin"),
Brunton ("What Every Mother Knows"), Na-
ational ("The Lamb and the Lion"), Dial Film
("The Tiger's Coat"), Kurtz-Prenica Prod.
("Home Cooking," "Fifty-Fifty"), San Gabriel
Film ("Uncle Sam, Jr.," "The Monastery Man").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 150; brown hair and eyes.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
Ad., 711 So. Westtake Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
8PINGLEB. Harry; b. Buffalo, N. Y.; educ.
there; stage career, vaud., 1908-1912, with Al
H. Wilson Co. ; screen career, Reliance, Life
Photo ("Northern Lights," "The Ordeal"), Fox
("Samson," "The Plunderer," "The Bond-
man"), Ivan ("Her Surrender"), Ocean ("Drift-
wood"), Universal ("Cheaters," "Woman Under
Cover"), Fox ("Flames of the Flesh"), Pathe
("Sherry"), Fox ("The Scuttlers"). Hght, 5, 9;
wght., 155; fair complexion, blond hair, gray
eyes.
SPOTTSWOOD, James Carlisle; educ. Gonzaga
Coll., St. John's College; Georgetown Univ.,
Washington, D. C. ; stage career, Mary Manner-
ing, featured in Shubert's "Going Some," "Mid-
night Sons," Julian Eltinge's "Fascinating
Widow" and "Crinoline Girl," 8 seasons lead-
Ing juvenile with A. H. Woods prods., "Mary's
Ankle," "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," "His
Honor. Abe Potash"; screen career, Than-
houser ("Weighed in the Balance"), Vita-
graph ("The Climbers"), Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
145; light brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
SPBOTTE, Bert; b. Hulsum, Schleswig-Holsteln;
educ. Halle, S. Saxony; stage career, 15 yrs., 8
yrs. In Europe, 7 yrs. Milwaukee and Chicago;
screen career, W. S. Hart ("Selfish Yates,"
"Shark Monroe," "Breed of Men"), F. Keenan
("The World Aflame") Harold Bell Wright Co.
("Shepherd of the Hills"), Goldwyn ("Girl
from Outside"), Universal ("Brute Breaker"),
Amer. Lifeograph Co. ("The Golden Trail,"
"Men of Today and Tomorrow"), Famous Play-
ers ("O'Malley of the Mounted"). Universal
("Blazing Trail"), First National ("Bob Hamp-
ton of Placer"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 200; iron
gray hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 2025 W. 7th
Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Holly 1964.
STANDING, Gordon H.; b. London, Eng., educ.
Upper Latimer and St. Paul's, London, Eng.;
stage career, with Leonard Rayne in S. Africa;
2 yrs. student McGill, Montreal; 3 yrs. Canadian
Mounted Rifles;; with Paul Armstrong in vaud.;
"A Full House," H. H. Frazee, Shuberts, A. H.
Woods; screen career, Triangle ("Three Black
Eyes"), Independent ("Up and Down", (Rolfe
("Red Virgin"), Sherman ("Miss 139"), Famous
Players, Path6 First National ("Man and
Woman"), Hodkinson ("The Foreigner").
Hght., 6; wght., 185; chestnut brown hair,
brown eyes. American Legion S. Rankin Drew
Post, or care of Lillian R. Gale.
STANDING, Herbert; stage career, with Sir
Henry Irving, Sir Charles Wyndham, 23 yrs.
Criterion theatre. London; screen career, Para-
Artcraft ("How Could You, Jean," "He Comes
Up Smiling"), Metro ("In Judgment Of"),
Goldwyn ("The Wrong Door," "Strictly Con-
fidential," "Almost Married," "Lord and Lady
Algy," "Cup of Fury"), Pathe (The Blue
Moon)"), Realart ("Her First Elopement," "She
Couldn't Help It")./ Ad., 615 So. Catalina st.,
Los. Angeles, Calif.
STANDING, Herbert, Jr.; b. London, Eng., 1887;
educ. St. Paul's Schl., London; stage career,
leads with Amelia Bingham, Nance O'Neil,
George Edwards, Sir Beerbohm Tree; screen
career, Betzwood ("Misfit Earl"), Carl Carle-
ton ("En L'Air"), Vitagraph ("Jewels"), Fa-
mous Players, Pathe, World, Goldwyn, Roubert
Prod. ("Heritage"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; dark
brown hair and eyes. Ad., Rockingham Apts.,
56th St. & Broadway, N. Y. C.
STANDING, Wyndham; b. London, Eng., 1880;
educ. St. Paul's Coll.; stage career, 1899, screen
career, Triangle-Ince, Famous Players, Goldwyn,
International, Maurice Tourneur Prods., "Rose
of the World," "Paid in Full," "Eyes of the
Soul," "Miracle of Love," "Witness for the De-
fense," "Earth Bound," Hodkinson ("Ave
Maria"). Hght., 6, 1, wght., 180; brown hair,
gray eyes. Ad., C/o Edw. Small, 1493 Broad-
way, N. Y. C.
STANLEY. Edwin; b. Chicago; stage career,
dram, stk., vaud. ; screen career, "King Lear,"
"Divorce and the Daughter," "Law of Com-
pensation," "Just a Woman," "Marriages Are
Made," "Every Mother's Son," "An Honest
Thlef,""The Love Auction," Ad., Green Room
Club, N. Y.
STANLEY, Forrest; stage career, stk., rep.;
screen career, Morosco ("Kilmeny," "Mme. La
Presidente," "Making of Madalena," etc.).
Pallas ("Reform Candidate," "The Heart of
Paula"), Bosworth ("Rug Maker's Daughter"),
Morosco ("His Official Fiancee"), Universal
("Under Suspicion," "The Triflers"), First Na-
tional ("The Thunderbolt"), Paramount ("For-
bidden Fruit," "Sacred and Profane Love"),
Realart ("The House That Jazz Built"). Home
ad., 207 S. Ardmore ave., Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 560597.
STANLEY, Maxfield; screen career, Goldwyn
("Just Out of College"), Robertson-Cole
("What's A Wife Worth").
ST ANTON, Frederick B.; b. Newark, N. J. ; educ.
Cornell Univ.; stage career, "The College
Widow," "The Round Up," "Girls," "The
Virginian," "The Challenge"; screen career,
Goldwyn ("The Silver Horde"), Paramount
("The Fighting Chance"), Fox ("The Spirit of
Good"), Realart ("Jenny Be Good"), Metro
("Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"). Hght., 6, 1%;
wght., 190; black hair and eyes. Home ad.,
127 N. Vendome, Los Angeles, Calif., phone
53235.
STABKEY, Bert; educ. Fall River, Mass.; stage
career, with H. W. Savage for 4 yrs., vaud.
with own act and others; over the United Time
for about 5 yrs.; screen career, Pathe' ("Fatal
Ring," serial), World ("The Boss", Alias
"Jimmy Valentine," "Deep Purple"), Metro
("Broadway Bill," "The Come Back"), 4 yrs.
in stk. with World Motion Picture Co., Para-
mount ("The Dark Mirror"). Hght., 5, 6;
wght., 127; dark hair and eyes. Ad., 300 W.
17th st., Care Condon, N. Y. Chelsea 7084.
STABB, Frederick; b. San Francisco; educ. there;
stage career, 15 yrs.. with Nance O'Neil and
stk.; screen career, Federal ("The Mysterious
Rider," "Man of the Forest," "Tlie U. P.
Trail"), Famous Players ("Crooked Streets,"
"Life of the Party"), Goldwyn ("The Strange
Boarder"). Hght., 6, 2; wght., 225; dark brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 1636 Maltman Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif., phone 59667.
STEABNS, Louis; b. N. Y. C., 1867 educ. Colum-
bia Coll., N. Y. C. ; stage career, 20 yrs.. "Busi-
ness Before Pleasure," with A. H. Woods;
screen career, International ("Humoresque"),
Asso. Exhib. ("Riddle Women"), Weiss Bros.
("Return of Tarzan"), Selznick ("The
Fighter"), Whitman Bennett ("The Master
Mind"), D. W. Griffith ("Dream Street").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 185. Ad., Green Room
Club, N. Y.
STEDMAN, Lincoln; screen career, Goldwyn
("Out of the Storm"), First National ("Peace-
ful Valley," "Nineteen and Phyllis," "Old Swim-
min' Hole"), Paramount ("The Charm School").
STEEL, Vernon; b. Santiago, Chile; educ. Eng-
land; stage career, leading man with Phyllss
Neilson Terry, Oscar Asche and Lily Brayton,
Forbes-Robertson. George Alexander. etc.;
screen career, Goldwyn. Vitagraph, Famous
Players ("Firing Line," "Witness for the De-
fense"), Atlas ("Phantom Honeymoon"), Real-
art ("Out of the Chorus"), Goldwyn. ("The
Highest Bidder"), Fox ("Beyond Price").
Hght., 6; wght., 155; brown hair, hazel eyes.
Ad.. 56 W. llth St., N. Y. C. Chelsea 9494.
STEEBS, Larry; b. Chicago; educ. there: stage
career, Bush Temple Stock, Chicago, Robert
Edeson, "Strongheart," stock at St. Louis, Mo.;
screen career, Lasky ("City of Dim Faces").
Morosco ("Little Comrade"). Ooldwyn
("Heartsease"), Metro ("Right of Way"). Kee-
nan ("Out of the Dust"). Hght., 6; wght..
175; dark hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 3700
Sunset, Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 597263.
STEPHENSON, Henry; screen career. Vitagraph
("The Tower of Jewels"), Ziegfeld ("The Black
Panther's Cub").
STEPPLING, John; b. 1869; educ. Univ. Penn. ;
stage career, Frohman. Sothern In "Prisoner
of Zenda," Olga Nethersole "Sapho," Wm.
Gillette, "Secret Service"; screen carper. Kssn-
nay, Famous ("The Bishop's Carriage,"
"Johanna Enlists"), Metro ("Lombard!, Lad,"
"Heart of a Child," "Billions," "Mme. Pea-
cock"), Vitagraph ("Black Beauty"), Ince
("Bellhop 13"), First National ("The Inferior
Sex"). Permanent ad., 6254 Leland Way,
Hollywood, Calif.
STEBLING, Ford; screen career, Mack Sennett
Comedies ("Yankee Doodle in Berlin," "The
Little Widow," "Hearts and Flowers," "Among
Those spresetnt," "Uncle Tom Without the
Cabin," "His Last False Step," "A Lady's
Tailor," "Love, Honor and Behave," "The Un-
happy Finish"). Ad., 5638 Carlton Way,
Hollywood, Cal.
STEVENS, Edwin; b. California; educ. Univ. of
Cal early career, banking, mining and scout-
ing; stage career, since 1883. "The School for
Scandal." "The Devil"; screen career, directed
for Universal, played in World ("The Devil's
Toy"), Artcraft ("The Squaw Man"). Metro
("Faith"), Select ("Cheating Cheaters"), Pathe
ACTORS
203
("The Profiteers"), Goldwyn ("The Crimson
Gardenia," "Upstairs"), Para-Artcraft ("Haw-
thorne of the U. S. A."), Hodkinson ("The Lone
Wolf's Daughter"), Paramount ("The Charm
School," "The Home Breaker," "What's Worth
While," "Dollar-A-Year Man"), Realart ("Her
First Elopement," "The Snob"). Hght., 6;
wght., 200; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
STEVENS, George; b. and educ. London; came to
U. S. with Mrs. Langtry, with A. M. Palmer
Stk. Co.; screen career, 5 yrs. with Vitagraph,
C. K. Young-, Metro, Paramount ("Come Out of
the Kitchen," "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"), Jans
("Love Without Question"), Realart ("New
York Idea"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 150; gray
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 295 Monroe st., Brooklyn,
N. Y. Bedford 7044.
STEVENS, Landers; b. San Francisco; educ. there
and Berkeley, Cal. ; stage career, Belasco,
Morosco, John Cort, Stk. in San Francisco and
Oakland, Cal., headline in vaud. for two yrs. ;
screen career, Metro ("Price of Redemption"),
J. Parker Read, Jr. ("A Thousand to One"),
Rockett Film ("Keeping Up with Lizzie").
Hght., 6; wght., 176; dark brown hair and
eyes. Home ad., 604 N. Louise St., Glendale,
Calif., Glendale 354-W.
STEVENSON, Chas. E.; b. Sacramento, Cal.;
educ. there; screen career, Harold Lloyd
("Bumping Into Broadway," "Capt. Kidd's
Kids," "Fram Hand to Mouth," "His Royal Shy-
ness," Vitagraph, Fox, Select, First National
("The Passion Flower"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
185; brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 1636
Magnolia ave., Los Angeles, Cal., W. 1796.
STEWART, George; screen career, Fox ("Shod
with Fire"), United Artists ("The Molly-
coddle"), Selznick ("Society Snobs," "Gilded
Lies"), First National ("Old Dad").
STEWART, Roy; b. San Diego, Cal.; educ. Univ.
of Cal.; stage career, traveling stock cos. on
West Coast, with Florodora Co. om tour,
etc.; screen career, Majestic, American, Uni-
versal, Triangle ("Wolves of the Border," "The
Silent Rider"), Fine Arts ("The House Built
Upon Sand," "The Doll Shop," "The Fugi-
tive"), B. B. Hampton ("The Westerners,"
"The Sagebrusher," "Desert of Wheat"), Selz-
nick ("Just a Wife"), Goldwyn ("Prisoners of
Love"), Robertson-Cole ("Mistress of Shen-
stone"), now starring in own company. Hght.,
6, 2; wght., 190; black hair and brown eyes.
Studio ad.. Roy Stewart Feature Films, 641
N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone
Holly 2934.
STEWART, Victor A.; b. London, Eng.; educ.
Wimbleton College, Eng.; stage career, vaud.;
screen career, Vitagraph, Lubin ("Within the
Law," "Everybody's Girl," "Find the Woman,"
"Adventure Shop"). Hght., 5, 10^; wght., 180;
chestnut hair, gray eyes. Ad., 2200 Coney
Island ave., N. Y.
ST. JOHN, Al; b, Santa Ana, Calif.; educ. there;
screen career, Keystone-Triangle ("Fatty and
Mabel Adrift," "He Did and He didn't," "The
Bright Lights," "His Wife's Mistake," "The
Moonshiners"), Arbuckle ("The Butcher-Boy,"
"A Reckless Romeo," "His Wedding Night").
Warner Bros. ("Speed"), 2-reel comedies for
Paramount, Metro ("The High Sign"), Fox
("The Simp," "The Big Secret," "The Hay-
seed"). Hght., 5, 6%; wght., 150; light com-
plexion, blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 4411
Victoria Park Place, Los Angeles; phone 75477;
studio ad., Astra Studio, Glendale, Calif.;
Glendale 902.
STOCKDALE, Carl; b. Worthington, Minn., 1874;
educ. Univ. of North Dakota; stage career,
stock and vaud.; screen career, Fine Arts ("In-
tolerance," "Atta Boy's Last Race"), Ameri-
can ("A Night in New York," "Peggy Leads
the Way"), Al Jennings prod. ("The Lady of
the Dugout"), Griffith ("The Greatest Ques-
tion"), J. Warren Kerrigan ("After Hours"),
"The Trembling Hour" with Mary MacLaren,
"The Fatal 30" serial with Jack Dempsey,
"Brass Buttons" with William Russell Brunton
("Coast of Opportunity"), Pathe ("Double Ad-
venture"), Universal ("Society Secret"). Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 155; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
home 1627 Winona Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
Holly 2913.
STONE, Lewis; extensive stage career, screen
career, "The River's End" with Marshall
Neilan, "Man's Desire," Lasky ("Held by the
Enemy"), Goldwyn ("Milestones," "The Con-
cert," "Don't Neglect Your Wife"), Ince
("Beau Revell"), First National ("Nomads
of the North," "The Golden Snare"). Mayer
("Muffled Drums"). Home ad., 212 S. Wilton
Place, Los Angeles, Calif.
STOWE, Leslie; b. Louisiana; educ. Georgetown
Univ., Texas; stage career, Augustin Daly Stk.
Co., "Ben Hur," "Shore Acres," etc.; screen
career, Metro, Fox, World ("Social Quick-
sands," "The Closed Road," "The Impostors"),
Famous Players ("The Copperhead"), May-
flower ("Bolshevism on Trial"), Metro ("The
Adopted Son"), Paragon ("La Boheme"), Ar-
nold ("The Carter Case"), McCord Prod. ("The
Good-Bad Wife"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 210;
gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
STRAUSS, William H.; screen career, Goldwyn
("North Wind's Malice"), Realart ("The Magic
Cup").
STRIKER, Joseph; screen career, Arrow ("A Wall
Street Mystery," "The Bromley Case"), Empire
State Film ("The Unseen Witness").
STRONG, Eugene; educ. Univ. of Chicago; stage
career, 15 yrs.; screen career, Metro ("Lady
Frederick," "The Border Legion," "Safe for
Democracy," "The Divorcee"), Vitagraph ("A
Stitch in Time," "Vengeance of Durand"), Bur-
ton King ("Power of Woman"), Empey-Select
("The Undercurrent"), Hallmark ("Wit Wins").
Hght., 6, 2; wght., 185; dark complexion, dark
hair, blue eyes. Ad., c/o Edward Small, Inc.,
N. Y.
STRONG, Porter; screen career, First National
("The Idol Dancer"), Griffith ("Way Down
East," "Dream Street"), Paramount ("Flying
Pat,' "Ghost in the Garret").
SULLIVAN, Danny; b. Newark, N. J., 1885; educ.
there; stage career, minstrels, "Babes in Toy-
land," 5 yrs. with "The Wizard of Oz" ; screen
career, Biograph, 3 yrs. in comedies, Fox (the
Gambler in "The 'Blue Streak," "Wife Number
Two," "Thou Shalt Not Steal"), Frank Hall
("The Other Man's Wife").
SULLIVAN, William A.; educ. N. Y. ; stage
career, 15 yrs. legit, stage; screen career,
Thanhouser ("Million Dollar Mystery"), Pathe
2 yrs. ("Honest Thief," "Getaway Kate,"
"Cigarette Girl," "Lightning Raider"). Hght.,
5, 7%; wght., 145; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
340 W. 56th st., N. Y. ; Circle 6784.
SUTHERLAND, Edward; b. London, England;
educ. America and Paris; stage career, stk.,
vaud., mus. comedy, "So Long Letty" ; screen
career, Select ("The Veiled Adventure"),
Famous Players ("All of a Sudden Peggy,"
"The Sea Wolf," "The Round Up," "Conrad in
Quest of His Youth," "Dollar a Year Man,"
"The Witching Hour"), Selznick ("Just Outside
the Door"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 155; brown
hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., L. A. Athletic Club,
Los Angeles, Calif.
SUTHERLAND, John; b. Scotland; educ. there;
screen career, Famous Players ("Silver King,"
"The Lie," "His House in Order," "Test of
Honor," "Uncle Tom's Cabin"), Biograph
("The Imp"), Crest ("Grain of Dust"), Gold-
wyn ("Dodging a Million"), Vitagraph ("Her
Lord and Master"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 168;
fair complexion, gray hair, dark eyes. Ad.,
340a Ninth st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SUTHERLAND, Victor; b. Paducah, Ky., 1889;
educ. Ky. ; stage career, Morgan Stock Co. ;
screen career, Victor ("The Dancer and the
King"), Fox ("Daredevil Kate"), Rex Beach
("The Barrier"), Ed. Lewis Prod. ("The Bar
Sinister." "The Sign Invisible," "Calibre 38"),
Fox ("Her Price"), Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
SWAIN, Mack; b. Salt Lake City, 1876; educ.
there; early career, own company, vaud., mus.
com., drama, stock; screen career, Keystone
(comedy leads in "The Schemers," "Safety
First Ambrose"), Sennett-Paramount ("The
Pullman Bride"), L-Ko ("Ambrose and the
Lion Hearted"), Ponpy Comedies, Wm. Fox
Comedies. Hght., 6, 2; wght., 310; blond hair,
greenish gray eyes. Home ad., 1868 Glendale
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., Wilshire 5235; studio
ad.. Charlie Chaplin Studio.
SWEET, Harry; screen career, Century ("Wild
Lions and Ferocious Cheese," "Superstition,"
"The Dog Doctor," "No Mother to Guide Me").
SWICKARD, Charles; stage career, stk.; screen
career, Universal-Bluebird, Metro, Fox ("Light
cf Western Stars"), Metro ("The Spender,"
"Faith," "Almost Married"), Thos. H. Ince
("The Toast of Death," "The Beckoning
Flame"), Para-Artcraft, "Hell's Hinges,"
"Captive God"), H. B. Warner ("Beggar of
Cawnpoor"), Robertson-Cole ("Li Ting Lang,"
"An -Arabian Knight," "The Devil's Claim"),
Metro "Body and Soul"). Ad., 1533 Arlington
ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
SWICKARD, Josef; stage career, 25 yrs. Dram-
atic and vaud., America, So. Africa and Eu-
rope; screen career, Haworth ("Moon Mad-
ness"), Selznick ("Blind Youth"), Vitagraph
("Trumpet Island"), Anita Stewart ("Sowing
the Wind"), Metro ("Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse". Foreign characterizations. Hght,
5, 10%; wght., 155; iron gray hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 1533 Arlington ave., Los
Angeles, Calif., West 4263.
TABER, Richard; b. N. J.; educ. there; stage
career, "Coat Tales," "The Willow Tree," "Lit-
tle Miss Brown"; screen career, Pathe ("At
Bay," "Kick In"), Essanay ("Eyes That See
Not," "When My Lady Smiles," "Caught"),
World ("Miss Crusoe"). Hght., 5, 6%; wght.,
140; dark hair, dark eyes. Ad., Lambs Club,
TABI/ER, P. Dempsey; b. Wilson County, Tenn. ;
educ. Military Inst., Tenn. and Bethel College,
Ky. ; stage career, 4 seasons in light opera, 2
seasons in drama; screen career, National ("Son
of Tarzan"), Metro ("The Miracle Woman"),
American ("The Gamesters"), Ince ("Captive
God," "Gamble in Souls"), Famous Players
("Rule G," "Love Insurance"), Blazon Film
"Deathlock"), Nilton Prod. ("Babes in the
Wood"). Hght., 6; wght., 1901 brown hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 168 Wordsworth St.,
Santa Monica, Calif., Santa Monica 62266.
TAYLOR, Wilton; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Girl From Outside," "Alias Jimmy Valentine"),
Paramount ("Treasure Island," "The Traveling
Salesman"), Pathe ("One Hour Before Dawn",
"Half a Chance"), Universal ("Outside the
Law"), Realart ("The Little' Clown"), Metro
(The Last Card").
TEAD, Phillips; b. Somerville, Mass.; educ. Am-
herst Coll., '15; stage career, "Oh, Lady, Lady,"
"The King," with Leo Deitrichstein, "Our Mrs.
McChesney"; screen career, Norma Talmadge
("She Loves and Lies"), Selznick ("The
Woman's Game"), Famous Players ("The Lost
Paradise"). Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 134; brown
hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 136 W. 44th st,
N. Y. C. ; Bryant 2692.
TEARLE, Conway; b. N. Y., 1880; stage career,
Sir Charles Wyndham, Ellen Terry, Billie
Burke, Ethel Barrymore, Viola Allen, stk. with
Grace George; screen career, Brenon ("The
Fall of the Romanoffs"), Paramount ("Stella
Maris"), Select ("The Reason Why"), First
National ("Virtuous Wives," "A Virtuous
Vamp," "Mind the Paint Girl," "Two Weeks"),
Select ("Way of a Woman," ("She Loves and
Lies"), United ("Her Game"), Equity ("Whisp-
ering Devils")., First National ("The Oath"),
Selznick ("Marooned Hearts," "Road of Ambi-
tion," "Society Snobs," "Bucking the Tiger").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180; dark hair and eyes.
Ad., Friars Club, N. Y.
TENBROOK, Harry; screen career, Pathe ("The
Honey Bee," "The Money Changers").
THAI,ASSO, Arthur; screen career, Universal ("La
La Lucille"), Dwan ("The Forbidden Thing")
THOMAS, Al Franklyn; b. and educ. N. Y. C. ;
stage career, 15 yrs.; screen career, Metro,
Kalem, Fox, Famous Players, Davenport
("Rule of Reason"), Garrick ("The Eternal
Law," Oliver ("Carter Case"), Gaumont
("Temporary Wife"), Francis Grandon ("Con-
quered Hearts," "The Little Soldier Boy"),
Mayflower ("Law of the Yukon"), Pathe
("Velvet Fingers," "Roaring Oaks"), Daven-
port ("House that Jack Built"), Lapaz ("The
Eleventh Hour"), Walter MacNamara Co.
('"Heart of New York"). Hght., 5, 9%, wght.,
168; dark hair and eyes. Ad., Green Room
Club. N. Y.
THOMAS, Harold; screen career, Fox ("Number
17"), Wistaria ("Forbidden Love").
THOMPSON, Hugh; b. St. Louis, Mo., 1887; educ.
there; stage career, 8 yrs. stk.; screen career,
Metro ("Secret Strings"), United ("Woman
Under Oath"), Rothapfel ("False Gods"),
World ("Phil for Short"), Hallmark ("Wit
Wins"), Graphic ("Someone Must Pay"),
Gaumont ("Making Her His Wife"), Gibraltar
("Cynthia of the Minute"), Gaumont ("Hus-
bands and Wives"), Goldwyn ("The Slim Prin-
cess," "What Happened to Rosa"). Hght., 6,
2; wght., 180; dark complexion, brown hair and
eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
THORN, Frank; screen career, Universal ("The
Red Lane"), Fox ("The Rose of Nome").
THORPE, Morgan; screen career, Jaxon ("The
Rich Slave"), Pathe ("House of the Tolling
Bell").
THURSTON, C. E.; screen career, Goldwyn ("Boys
Will be Boys"), Pinnacle ("Black Sheep").
TII/TON, Edwin Booth; b. Chicago, 111.; educ.
N. Y. and Providence, R. I. ; stage career, first
prof, appearance "Lights O' London," season
1885-86, under mgnt. K. & E., Henry Savage,
Shuberts, Frohman, etc. ; screen career, Lubin,
Fox ("Under the Yoke," "Merrie-Go-Round,"
"Right After Brown," "Words and Music,"
"Auld Lang Syne," "Heritage of Eden"),
Keenan ("Gates of Brass," "World Aflame"),
Constance Talmadge ("The Shuttle"), Katherine
MacDonald ("Curtain"), Fox ("Faith," "Love's
Harvest," "Sunset Sprague," "The Skyway-
man," "Her Honor, the Mayor"). Hght.,. 5,
11%; wght., 180; dark gray hair, hazel eyes.
Home ad., 1640 N. Kenmore Ave., Hollywood,
Calif.; studio, Fox, Hollywood, Cal.
TODD, Harry; b. Alleghany, Pa., 1865; stage
career, at age of 14; screen career, Essanay
("Pete's Pants"), Selig (Mustang Pete,
"Snakeville" comedies), Rolin, Metro ("Thirty
Days," "The Baby Devil"), Bluebird ("Taste
of Love"), Metro ("A Favor to a Friend,"
"Please Get Married), First National ("The
Jack-Knife Man," "The Sky Pilot"), David
Butler Prod. ("Fickle Women"), Hodkinson
("Keeping Up with Lizzie"). Hght., 5, 9;
wght., 160, brown hair, blue eyes, dark com-
plexion. Ad., home, 5736 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Hollywood, Cal.
TOKAWAJA, Frank; screen career, Metro ("The
Willow Tree"), Fox ("The Road Demon").
TOOKER, William H.; b. N. Y. C., Sept. 2, 1875;
educ. pub. schls., N. Y. C. ; stage career, first
part in "A Hole in the Ground"; stock engage-
ments also important roles with John Mason,
Emma Dunn, Lionel Barrymore, etc.; screen
career, Fox (featured in "A Fool's Revenge"),
Select ("The Woman the Germans Shot"),
Selznick ("The Greatest Love," "Worlds
Apart"), Robertson-Cole ("The Stealers"), In-
ternational "Proxies Heliotrope"), Asso.
Exhib. ("The Lotus Eaters"), Pine Tree Films
("God's Country and the Law"). Hght., 5,
11; wght., 187; light complexion, light hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 25 St. Nicholas Terrace,
N. Y., Morningside 8420.
TOWER, Halsey; b. Buffalo, N. Y. ; educ. there;
stage career, "Mary Jane's Pa," also vaud.;
screen career, High Life Comedy Co. ("The
Wedding Punch," "Her Rough Knight" "The
Girl Betwixt," "Bosom Enemies"). Hght., 5,
8; wght., 150; brown hair blue eyes. Ad., 1004
Wright-Callender Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 13924.
TRAVERS, Richard C.; b. Can.; educ. St. An-
drew's Coll., Can.; early career, practiced med-
icine and in army; screen career, Essanay (late
pictures, "Lost, Twenty-four Hours," "Bor-
rowed Sunshine," "The Egg," "The Phantom
Buccaneer," "Among Those Present," "The
"Hoodooed Story"), State Rights ("House
Without Children"), Fox ("The White Moll,"
"The Mountain Woman"), Asso. Exhib. ("Rider
of the King Log"). Hght., 6, 1; wght., 207;
black hair, brown eyes; 3 yrs. in U. S. service.
TRENTON, Pell; b. N. Y. C. ; stage career,
supported Julia Marlowe, Maxine Elliott,
Laurette Taylor, Marie Doro, King Love in
"Everywoman," with Fannie Ward on vaud.
tour, Sir Herbert Tree; screen career, C. K.
Young ("House of Glass"), Metro ("The Up-
lifters," "Fair and Warmer," "The Willow
Tree"), American Film ("The Blue Moon"),
Hampton ("Fighting Cressy"), Universal
("Beautifully Trimmed"). Hght., 6; wght.,
175; black hair, dark blue eyes. Home, ad.,
Actor's Equity Assn., Hollywood Calif.
TREVOR, Norman; screen career, United Artists
("Romance"), Selznick ("The Daughter Pays"),
Ziegfeld ("The Black Panther's Cub").
TRIMBLE, George S.; b. N. Y., Oct. 10, 1874;
educ. N. Y. ; stage career, 25 yrs., stk. and mus.
com. with Frohman, Mantell, etc., screen ca-
reer, Lubin ("The House Next Door"), Famous
Players ("Silks and Satins," "Arms and the
Girl"), World ("The Man Who Stood Still"),
Pathe ("Wallingford" series), Capellani ("Dam-
sel in Distress"), Chautard ("Liza Ann")
Hght., 5, 11%; wght., 265; dark hair, brown
eyes. Home ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
TRUESDALE, Howard; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Whisper Market"), Selznick ("Youthful
Folly").
TRUESDELL,, Fred C.; b. Coldwater, Mich.; educ.
Michigan; stage career, stk., vaud. and comic
opera, screen career, Metro ("Wilson and the
Kaiser," as President Wilson), Perrett (Lafa-
yette, We Come"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 170;
ACTORS
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gray hair, green eyes. Ad., 230 W. 107th st.,
N. Y. Acad. 2757; or Green Room Club, N. Y.
TRUEX, Ernest; b. Kansas City; educ. Whittier
School, Denver, Colo.; stage career, 20 yrs., cre-
ated leads in "A Good Little Devil," "Over
Night," "Very Good Eddie," "The Very Idea";
screen career, Famous Players ("Come On In,"
"Goodbye, Bill," "Oh, You Women," "Stick
Around," "Knight of the Dub," "Too Good to
Be True"). Hght., 5, 2%; wght., 120; light
hair, blue eyes. Ad., Great Neck, L. I., N. Y.
Great Neck 411 R.
TUCKER, Richard; screen career, Goldwyn
("Woman in Room 13," "Dollars and Sense,"
"The Branding Iron," "The Great Lover,"
"Roads of Destiny," "Voice in the Dark,"
"Don't Neglect Your Wife").
TURNER, Bowd M. (Smoke); b. Cumberland,
Md. ; stage exper., 20 yrs. stk. touring; screen
career, Essanay ("Little Shoes," "Phantom
Buccaneer), Fox ("Mr. Logan, U. S. A.",
"Treat 'Em Rough," "Coming of the Law,"
"Hell Roarin' Reform," "Married in Haste"),
Metro ("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,"
"Are All Men Alike"), Universal ("Dangerous
Moments," "Heart of a Jewess"), Leah Baird
("The Love Line"). Hght., 5, 8%; wght., 140;
black hair, blue eyes.
TURNER, F. A.; b. Boston, 1866; stage career,
"The Black Crook," with Blanche Bates.
Henry Miller, Robert Edeson and Edgar Sel-
wyn; screen career, Imp, Biograph, Reliance-
Majestic, Fine Arts ("Atta Boy's Last Race,"
"Children of the Feud," "Intolerance"), Tri-
angle ("Madame Bo-Peep"), Bluebird ("Play-
things," "The Love Swindle"), Metro ("As the
Sun Went Down"), Select ("Heart of We-
tona"), Para-Art ("The Miracle Man").
TURNER, Fred; screen career, Paramount
("Terror Island," "The Witching Hour"), First
National ("The Jack-Knife Man"), Realart
("Eyes of the Heart," "The Furnace"), Metro
"Uncharted Seas").
TURNER, William H.; b. Ireland; stage career,
25 yrs., "David Harum," "Father and the
Boys"; screen career, Lubin ("The Nation's
Peril," "The Gods of Faith," "Gods of Fate"),
Monmouth ("Jimmy Dale"), Art Dramas ("Her
Good Name"), Vitagraph ("Church with Over-
shot Wheel"), O. Henry's "The Sporting Duch-
ess," "The Prey"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 165;
gray hair, dark eyes. Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y.
TURPIN, Ben; b. 1874, New Orleans; stage ca-
reer, Sam T. Jack's Burlesque Co., Chicago,
"Busy Izzy," 11 yrs. vaud. ; screen career, Essa-
nay 2% yrs.; first slapstick comedian in pic-
tures, 1 yr. with Charlie Chaplin, "A Night
Out," "His New Job," Vogue Comedies, Para-
mount ("A Clever Dummy," "Roping a
Romeo"), Mack -Bennett ("East Lynne with
Variations," "Yankee Doodle in Berlin," "Uncle
Tom Without the Cabin," "Salome vs. Shenan-
doah," "Married Life"), Vogue ("Poultry A la
Mode"), Asso. Prod. ("A Small Town Idol").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; dark complexion, black
hair, cock eyes. Ad., home, 5560 Santa Monica
Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. ; phone 599383; studio
ad., Mack Sennett Comedies, L. A., Cal.
V
VALENTINO, Rudolph; b. Castellaneta, Italy;
educ. Mil. and Agricultural Coll. in Italy; stage
career, 3 yrs. vaud. with Bonnie Glass and Joan
Sawyer, 2 seasons mus. comedy; screen career,
Mae Murray specials ("The Big Little Person,"
"Delicious Little Devil"), Universal ("Society
Sensation," "All Night") Dorothy Gish ("Out
of Luck"), C. K. Young ("Eyes of Youth"),
Dorothy Philips ("Ambition"), First National
("Passion's Playground"), Metro ("Four Horse-
men of the Apocalypse," "Uncharted Seas"),
Selznick ("The Wonderful Chance"), Universal
("Once to Every Woman"). Hght., 5. 11;
wght., 154; black hair, dark brown eyes. Ad.,
7139 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.;
Holly 2020.
VANAUKER, Cecil; screen career, Fox ("Girl of
My Heart," "Flame of Youth"), American Film
("Payment Guaranteed").
VAN DYKE, Truman; b. Natchez, Miss., 1897;
educ., Miss. A. & M. Coll., and Marion Inst.,
Alabama; Stage career, dramatic club at col-
lege doing amateur work all through Southern
States; screen career, 6 mos. stk. with Tri-
angle, Vitagraph ("Wishing Ring Man," "Over
the Garden Wall"), Universal ("The Red
Glove," "Betty Reforms," "The Pedler," "The
Mad Marriage"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 155;
dark red hair, gray-brown eyes. Ad., Gen.
Delivery, Culver City, Cal.; phone 70304.
VANE, Denton; b. Brooklyn, 1886; educ. Jack-
sonville, Fla.; stage career, several seasons in
vaud., with Maude Odell, stock in Portland,
Seattle, San Francisco and Los Angeles in mus.
com., played in support of Ethel Barrymore,
Blanche Bates, etc. ; screen career, Selig, Kalem
joined Vitagraph in 1914 ("The Stolen Treaty,"
"Soldiers of Chance," "The Hillman," "Love
Watches," "The Golden Goal," "Playing with
Fate," "Beauty Proof," "Fortune's Child," "A
Girl at Bay," "Man Who Won"), Bradley
("Women Men Love"), Jans ("Wings of
Pride"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 160; dark hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., 422 State st., Brooklyn,
and Green Room Club, N. Y.
VAN METER, Harry L,.; b. Malta Bend, Mo.;
early career, physical culture teacher, Denver;
stage career, from 1895, in stk., Denver, with
Henry Kolker, Blanche Bates, Orrin Johnson;
screen career, leads with Nestor, American 3
yrs. ("Beloved Rogues"), Paralta ("A Man's
Man"), Universal ("Princess Virtue," "Broad-
way Love"), with Dustin Farnum in "A Man's
Fight," Frank Keenan ("Out of the Ashes"),
Metro ("Judah"), Universal ("Beach Comb-
ers," "The Day She Paid," "Alias Miss Dodd,"
"Reputation," "The Beautiful Gambler"), Yel-
low Stone Prod. ("Dangerous Love"), Metro
("The Cheater"). Ad., Metro Studios, Holly-
wood, Calif.
VERNON, Bobbie; b. Chicago, 1897; educ. there;
stage career, with Kolb and Dill, mus. com.,
vaud.; screen career, Universal, Keystone,
Christie ("Pearls in a Peach," "Bobby Conies
Marching Home," "Fair, but False," "Watch
Your Step, Mother," "Why Wild Men Go Wild,"
"Papa by Proxy," "Oh, Doctor, Doctor," and
20 other Christie Comedies), Educational
("Coming Thru the Rve," "Back From the
Front," "Wedding Blues," "Hey, Rube").
Hght., 5, 2%; wght., 145; light hair, blue eyes;
4 mos. in U. S. Navy. Ad., 1756 N. Western
ave.. Hollywood; studio, Christie, L. A., Cal.
VIVIAN, Robert; b. London, Eng., 1867; educ.
London, France and Germany; stage career
15 years in London with Sir Henry Irving,
"A Good Little Devil," with David Belasco,
Maude Adams in "A Kiss for Cinderella";
screen career, Famous Players ("Under the
Greenwood Tree," "The Counterfeit"), Tour-
neur ("Law of the Land"), Selznick ("Pic-
cadilly Jim," "The Spite Bride"), Norma
Talmadge ("Mr. Butler Buttles"), Fox ("La
Belle Russe," "The Plunger"), Famous Players
("The Restless Sex"), Realart ("The New York
Idea"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 171; fair com-
plexion, brown hair, blue eyes.
VOSBURGH, Harold; b. Toronto, Canada; educ.
Upper Canada College, Toronto; stage career,
Ethel Barrymore, David Belasco, Chas. Froh-
man, A. H. Woods, George Cohan, Harry
Frazee; screen career, "What Every Woman
Knows," "House of Mystery," "The Smuggler,"
R-C ("If Women Only Knew"), etc. Hght.,
5, 9; wght., 158; blond complexion, dark blond
hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 110 W. 48th
St., N. Y. C., Bryant 9400.
VROOM, Frederick; screen career, American,
Universal ("A Tokio Siren," "The Marriage
Pit"), Metro ("The Misfit Wife"), Hodkinson
("The Kentucky Colonel"), Goldwyn ("The
Great Lover"), Robertson-Cole ("813"), Famous
Players ("The Faith Healer," "White and
Unmarried"), Pathe ("The Heart Line").
-W-
WADE, John P.; b. Ohio; educ. Mt. St. Mary's
College, St. Francis Xaxier's Jesuit College;
stage career, stk., wrote, starred in and di-
rected vaud. acts, with T. Daniel Frawley
Stk. in tour of the Far East; screen career,
Biograph, Edison, Famous Players, Vitagraph
("The Third Degree"), S.-L. Pict. ("Virtuous
Men"), Rob.-Cole ("The Ooen Door"), Fox
"The White Moll"), World ("The Wakefield
Case"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 165; iron gray
hair, dark eyes. Ad., 507 W. 112th st., N. Y.
C.; Mngde. 7582.
WALDRON, Charles; screen career, Fox ("The
Thief"), Robertson-Cole ("Cold Steel").
WALKER, John; screen career, Selznick
("Greater Than Fame"), Fox ("Over the Hill,"
"Fantomas"), Arrow ("Bachelor Apartments").
WALKER, Robert Donald; b. Bethlehem, Pa.,
1888; educ. Horace Mann School, N. Y.; stage
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career, in musical comedies; screen career,
Edison, Fox, Metro ("Aladdin's Other Lamp,"
"God's Law and Man's," "Lady Barnacle,"
"The Girl Without a Soul," "Blue Jeans"),
Select ("The Whirlpool"), Fox ("The Light"),
Goldwyn ("City of Comrades"), First Na-
tional ("Burglar by Proxy"), Fox ("The Mer-
ry-Go-Round," "The Untamed," "The Texan,"
"Prairie Trails"), Universal ("Rouge and
Riches"). Hght., 6; wght., 160; dark brown
hair, blue eyes.
WALKER, Walter; screen career, Realart
("Blackbirds"), Selznick ("Chicken in the
WALL, David; screen career, Arrow ("Wall
Street Mystery," "Trial of the Cigarette"),
Empire State ("The Unseen Witness").
WALLACE, Ramsaye; screen career, First Na-
tional ("Woman in His House"), Fox ("Her
Honor the Mayor"), Realart ("La Veglione,"
"Her Beloved Villain"), Goldwyn ("A Voice in
the Dark").
WALLOCK, Edwin N.; b. Council Bluffs, la.;
1878; educ. Benedictine Univ., Atchison, Kan.;
stage career, for 18 yrs. with Thomas Keene,
Richard Mansfield, Frederick Warde, head of
own co., and also in stk. in East; screen ca-
reer, with Selig, in many jungle zoo pictures,
Universal ("Behind the Line," "Even as You
and I"), Ince-Paramount ("The Price Mark"),
Hodkinson ("The Sage Brusher," "The Green
Flame"), Selig ("Kazan"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
185; black hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 3522 N.
Broadway, Los Angeles.
WALPOLE, Stanley; b. Melbourne, Australia,
1886; educ. Carlton, Aust. ; stage career, on
stage since 17 yrs. old, played in rep. and
prod, under mgmt. J, C. Williamson, "Monsieur
Beaucaire," "Prisoner of Zenda" ; screen ca-
reer, Universal ("Moira," "Dollar Mark,"
"Unconventional Girl," "Seeds of Redemp-
tion," "Crimson Trail"), Vitagraph ("For-
tune's Child"), McClure ("Yellow Eel"), "Ca-
loola" (Australia), Arrow ("Trial of the
Cigarette"), Jans ("A Woman's Business").
Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 165; brown hair, gray
eyes. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
WALSH, George; b. N. Y., 1892; educ. N. Y.
High Schl of Commerce, studied law at Ford-
ham and Georgetown Univs. ; screen career,
Fox ("The Book Agent," "Some Boy," "The
Kid Is Clever," "The Yankee Way," "This
Is the Life," "The Pride of N. Y.," "Jack
Spurlock, Prodigal," "Brave and Bold," "I'll
say So," "Luck and Pluck," "Putting One
Over," "Never Say Quit," "The Winning
Stroke," "Help, Help, Police," "Number 17."
"From Now On," "The Plunger," "Dynamite
Allen"); First National ("The Serenade").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180; dark hair and eyes.
Ad., Fox, N. Y.
WALTEMEYER, Jack; b. Sallda, Col., 1884;
educ. Col.; stage career, 18 yrs. stk. in Spo-
kane, Portland, Del., Sacramento, Seattle,
Roanoke, Va. ; screen career, Universal, L-Ko,
Kalem, Vitagraph ("The Iron Test"), Paralta
("Carmen of the Klondike"), Triangle ("The
Gun Women"). Hght., 5, 10%; wght., 170;
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1232 Tam-
arind ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
WALTHALL, Henry B.; b. Shelby Co., Ala.;
stage career, played through East; screen ca-
reer, from 1910, Griffith ("Birth of a Nation,"
"Great Love"), Ince ("False Faces"), National,
Ex-Mutual ("And a Still Small Voice," "The
Come Back, 1 '' "A Long Lane's Turning"),
Mayflower ("A Splendid Hazard"), Pioneer
("Long Arm of Mannister"). Hght., 5. 6;
wght., 135; dark complexion, dark brown hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., 25 Arcadia Terrace.
Santa Monica, Los Angeles, Calif.; S. M. 277-J.
WARD, Chance E.; b. Dayton, O., 1878; screen
career, Universal, 1912, as actor and asst. dir.,
later as actor and dir.; asst. dir. Kalem, then
dir., producing Ham and Bud comedies 9
months; with American, 1915, directing with
James Douglass, made "Johnnie's Birthday,"
Metro, played in "Island of Intrigue," Fox
("The Devil's Riddle"), Metro ("The Star
Rover"), Robertson-Cole ("Seven Years Bad
Luck"). Ad., Hollywood, Cal.
WARD, Hap H.; b. Santa Ana, Cal.; educ. Los
Angeles; stage career, 7 yrs., Keith, Wm.
Morris, and Orpheum Circuits of vaud., West-
ern Wheel Burlesque, 3 yrs., mus. com. 10
yrs.; screen career, began with Gale Henry
in 1918; Francis Ford "Silent Mystery," Jack
White ("Nonsense," "High and Dry"), Lloyd
Hamilton ("The Boob"), C. L. Chester ("His
One Best Pet," 8 "Snookie" comedies), all Joe
Martin comedies. Hght., 5, 7; wght.., 135;
brown hair and eyes. Permanent ad., 6232 Ave
63rd, Los Angeles, Calif.; phone Garvanza 154;
studio ad., Universal City, Calif.
WARDE, Frederick B.; b. Wardington, Oxford-
shire, England, 1851; stage career, started in
1867 when he appeared as second murderer in
"Macbeth," is noted chiefly for his many inter-
pretations of Shakespearean roles, both in this
country and abroad; other plays in which he
has appeared are "Brunhilde," "Mary Stuart";
screen career, Thanhouser ("King Lear,"
"Vicar of Wakefleld," "Hinton's Double,"
"Fires of Youth," "Under False Colors," "The
Heart of Ezra Greer"), World ("The Unveil-
ing Hand," "Silas Marner"). Ad., 1720 Ditmas
av., B'klyn, N. Y. ; Flatbush 3378-J.
WARNER, H. B.; b. St. John's Woods, London,
Eng. ; educ. Bedford, Eng., and Univ. Coll.,
London, Eng.; stage career, with Sir Charles
Wyndham, Sir Herbert Tree, Marie Tempest,
in England, came to America in 1905 to play
opposite Eleanor Robson; screen career, Ince
("The Ghost Breaker," "The Vagabond
Prince"), McClure, Frohman ("God's Man"),
Jesse D. Hampton ("Man Who Turned White,"
"Pagan God," "For a Woman's Honor," "Grey
Wolf's Ghost," "Fugitive From Matrimony,"
"House of a Thousand Candles," "One Hour
Before Dawn," "Felix O'Day," "Dice of
Destiny," "When We Were Twenty-One").
Hght., 6, %; wght., 167; fair hair, blue eyes.
Permanent ad., Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood,
Calif. ; studio, Hampton.
WARREN, E. A.; screen career, Universal ("The
Virgin of Stamboul," "Outside the Law"), Fox
("Twins of Suffering Creek"), Goldwyn ("Tale
of Two Worlds").
WARREN, Fred H.; b. Rock Island, 111.; stage
career, Warren & Conley, vaud.; screen career,
Metro ("Kildare of Storm," "Sylvia on a
Spree," played in "Johnny on the Spot," "A
Favor to a Friend," "Turning the Tables"),
First National ("Heart o' the Hills"). Fox
("The Man Who Dared").
WARWICK, Major Robert; b. Sacramento,
Calif,; educ. San Francisco; stage career,
played in stk. at Valencia theatre, San Fran-
cisco, "The Dollar Mark" at Wallack's, N. Y. ;
Screen career, World ("Man of the Hour"),
Selznick ("The Argyle Case," "A Modern
Othello," "The Mad Lover"), Famous Players
("Secret Service," "Told in the Hills," "In
Mizzoura," "Tree of Knowledge," "Thou Art
the Man!" "An Adventure in Hearts," "Jack
Straw," "City of Masks," "The Fourteenth
Man"). Enlisted and served as Captain on
Gen. Pershing's staff, later given Major's > com-
mission. Hght., 6; wght., 175; brown hair and
eyes. Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Calf.
WASHBURN, Bryant; b. Chicago, 1889; educ.
there; stage career, from 1907, with George
Fawcett in several successes, starred in "The
Fighter"; screen career, Essanay, 6 yrs.,
Pathe, Artcraft ("Till I Come Back to You,"
"The Way of a Man with a Maid"), Famous
Players ("A Very Good Young Man," "Love
Insurance," "Why Smith Left Home," "Too
Much Johnson," "It Pays to Advertise," "Six
Best Cellars," "Sick-a-Bed," "A Full House,"
"What Happened to Jones," "The Amateur
Devil"). Bryant Washburn Prod. ("The Road
to London'). Hght., 6; wght., 155; dark com-
plexion, dark brown hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
7003 Hawthorne ave., Hollywood, Calif., phone
579158.
WAYNE Richard; screen career, Paramount
("The Six Best Cellars," "Thou Art the Man,"
"The Traveling Salesman"), Realart ("The
Snob").
WEBB, Geoffrey; screen career, Famous Players
("Silk Hosiery"), Vitagraph ("Three Sevens,"
"The Silver Car"), Universal ("The Smart
Sex").
WEBB, George; b. Indianapolis, Ind. ; educ. Min-
neapolis and Los Angeles; stage career, 8 yrs.
leading man in stock cos., screen career, 4,
yrs., American, Universal, Triangle, Thos. H.
Ince ("John Petticoats" with Wm. S. Hart,
"Alarm Clock Andy" with Chas. Ray, "Below the
Surface" with Hobart Bosworth), Fox ("Miss
Adventure"), Famous Players ("Let's Be
Fashionable," "Homespun Folks"), Pathe ("The
Money Changers"), Vitagraph ("Black
Beau/ty")i. Hght., 5, 11; wght., 160; dark
brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1218 No.
Bronson ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 579820.
WEIGEL, Paul; b. Halle, Saxony; educ. Ger-
many; stage career, since 1885; screen career,
since 1916, Lasky, Metro ("The She Devil,"
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"Dubarry," "The Light," "Smiles"), Fox
("Evangeline"), Famous Players ("Luck in
Pawn"), Universal ("The Beachcombers,"
"Breath of the Gods," "The Red Lane"), Lottie
Pickford ("Right or Wrong"), Vitagraph ("The
Master Stroke"), Fox ("Merely Mary Ann"),
Robertson-Cole ("Kismet"), Western Pictures
Corp. ("Bullets of Justice"). Hght., 5, 8;
wght., 145; dark gray hair, gray eyes. Home
ad., 6806 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Holly 2744.
WELCH, Niles; b. Hartford, Conn.; educ. St.
Paul's School, Yale Univ., Columbia Univ.;
stage career, 4 yrs. legit., stock; screen career,
World, Universal, Pathe, Goldwyn, Technicolor
("The Gulf Between," first picture prod, in
colors), Norma Talmadge ("Secret of the Storm
Country"), Famous Players ("Miss George
Washington"), Metro ("Her Boy," "One of
Many"), Ince ("The Law of Men," "The Vir-
tuous Thief," "Stepping Out"), Bessie Barris-
cale ("Beckoning Roads," "Luck of Geraldine
Laird"), Hampton ("The Spenders"). Dwan
("Sin of Martha Queed"), Vitagraph ("The
Courage of Marge O'Doone"), Universal
("Reputation"), Selznick ("Who Am I?",
"Remorseless Love"). Hght., 6; wght., 165;
medium brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., 1616 Gardner St., Hollywood, Calif., phone
57188.
WELDEN, Jess C.; b. Keine Valley, N. Y.; educ.
there; stage career, 3 yrs. as circus clown;-
screen career, Hehrman Comedies ("Milk-Fed
Vamp," "Roaring Lions and Wedding Bells"),
Chas. Chaplin ("The Count"), "Broken Bub-
ble." Hght., 4, 8; wght., 185; dark hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 334 So. Figueroa st., Los An-
geles, Calif.; phone 13404.
WELLESLY, Charles; screen career, Metro ("The
Silver Lining"), Vitagraph ("It Isn't Being
Done This Season"), Fox ("His Greatest
Sacrifice").
WELLS, J. Norman; stage career, lead in "Fair
and Warmer", stk. and vaud.; screen career,
Hemmer Superior Classic Dramas, Blazed Trail
Prod. Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 175 dark brown
hair, hazel eyes. Permanent ad., 195 Chestnut
St., Holyoke, Mass.
WELSH, William J.; b. Phila. ; stage career,
opera, dramatic, with Belasco in "Under Two
Flags," managed Joseph Santley on tour:
screen career, with Universal ("Traffic in Souls,"
"Neptune's Daughter," "Heart of Humanity,"
"Reputation," "The Man Tamer"), Arthur
Beck ("Cynthia of the Minute"), Fox ("Over
the Hill"). Home ad., 1757 Orange Drive,
Hollywood, Calif., phone 577320.
WEST, Billy; b. Russia; educ. Chicago; stage
career, prods, and vaud. ; screen career. King
Bee Billy West's comedies ("Cupid's Rival."
"The Pest," "Buck Stage." "The Slave." "The
Hero," "Candy Kid," "The Stranger," "The
Rogue," "A Scrapper," "Playmates," "Bright
and Early," "Straight and Narrow," "The Mes-
senger," "The Orderly"), Billy West Prod.
("Why Marry," "In Again," "He Loves Her
Still," "Service Stripes," "Italian Love," "Wife
Wanted," "The Sap," "Sweethearts," "The Best
Man Wins"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 135; dark
brown hair, brown eyes.
WEST, Charles H.; b. Pittsburgh, 1886; educ.
Western Univ. of Pa.; stage career, from 1904,
stage mgr., stock rep., with J. K. Hackett;
screen career, since 1910, with Biograph until
1915, Selig, Paramount ("White Man's Law,"
"The Girl Who Came Back"), Universal ("The
Phantom Melody"), Haworth ("Black Roses"),
Marshall Neilan ("Bob Hampton of Placer"),
J. Parker Read, Jr. ("One in a Thousand"),
Sydney Franklin ("Not Guilty"), Famous
Players ("The Witching Hour"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 150; light complexion, light brown hair,
dark brown eyes. Ad., 817 W. 23rd St., Los
Angeles. Calif.. West 6932.
WEST, William Lion; screen career, Pathe ("Half
a Chance," "The Lure of Egypt"), Schlesinger
("Things Men do")
WHEATCROFT. Stanhope; b. N. Y., 1888; educ.
Columbia Univ.; stage career, from prod, of
"Nancy Stair" at Criterion theatre. N. Y. ;
screen career. Fox ("East Lynne." "Under Two
Flags." "A Modern Cinderella"). World, Univer-
sal ("The Right to Happiness," "The Amazing
Wife." "The Breath of the Gods." "Harmony
Ranch"). National ("The Blue Bonnet"). Mo-
rosco ("The Veiled Adventure." "The Old Town
Girl"), Pathe ("The House of Toys," "A Beg-
gar in Purple," "Their Mutual Child"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Cold Steel"). Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
145; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad., Hotel Holly-
wood, Hollywood, Calif.
WHITCOMB, Barry; b. Australia, 1872; educ. Aus-
tralia and City of London Coll.; stage career, 25
yrs. with leading Eng. mgrhts., Irving, Tree,
Frohman, Mrs. Langtry, Willard. etc. ; screen
career, Fox ("The Serpent," "Hypocrites"),
Famous Players ("The Undying Flame"), Arrow
("The Deemster"), C. K. Young ("Common
Law"), Nazimova ("Eye for Eye," " 'Ception
Shoals"), Mayflower ("Bolshevism on Trial"),
World-Peerless ("The Battler"). Hght., 5, 10;
wght., 178; brown hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
West Fort Lee, N. J. Fort Lee 41-R.
WHITE, Billy; b. Sacramento, Calif.; educ. there
and San Francisco; stage career, stage mgr.
Silver King Co., minstrel, etc.; screen career,
Keystone, Ince, Kerrigan, Christie, C. K. Young.
Fairbanks, Bessie Love ("Midlanders"), Roy
Clements ("Glory of Youth"), Brunton
("Double Adventure"), Eminent ("Twelve to
One")! Fox "Iron Rider"), Francis Ford ("She
is the Woman"), Hall ("Golden Secret").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 175; light hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 416 Madison ave., Los Angeles,
Calif., Wilshire 5395.
W T H1TE, George; b. and educ. Washington, D. C. ;
stage career, "Kismet," "Man Higher Up,"
"Putting It Over," stk. in Balto. ; screen career,
Goldwyn ("All Woman"), Metro ("The Slack-
er"), Hobart Henley ("Gay Old Dog"). Hght.,
5, 5; wght., 132; brown hair Ad., Green Room
Club. N. Y.
W T HITE, Glenn; screen career Arrow ("Wall
Street Mystery," "Trial of the Cigarette," "The
Bromley Case"), Empire State ("The Unseen
Witness"), Radin Pictures ("Love's Play-
thing").
WHITE Leo; b. Manchester, England; screen
career, Lasky ("You Never Can Tell"), Uni-
versal ("The Devil's Passkey"), Rockett Film
Co. ("Keeping Up with Lizzie"). Home ad.,
202 Canyon Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.
WHITEHEAD, V. Omar; b. Chatham, Eng.;
educ. Mathematical Coll, Rochester, Eng. ; stage
career, began at age of 6 yrs., on legit, stage 15
yrs. in England; screen career, 8 yrs., C. K.
Young ("Hush"), Vitagraph ("The Purple
Riders"), Realart ("Her Winning Way").
Hght., 6; wght., 160; black hair and eyes.
Pasadena, Calif., Phone Colorado 3755.
WHITLOCK, T. Lloyd; b. Springfield, Mo.; educ.
Missouri Univ.; early career, civil engineer;
stage career, stock; screen career, Biograph.
Klein, Kalem, Universal ("A Gentle 111 Wind,"
"The Edge of the Law," "Lasca," "Rouge and
Riches"), National ("The Boomerang," "The
Love Call," "Rose Marie"), Beban ("One Man
in a Million"), Goldwyn ("Scratch My Back,"
"The Cowpuncher"), Robertson-Cole ("See My
Lawyer"), Famous Players ("The Love Special,"
"White and Unmarried"), First National
("Courage"). Hght., 6, 1%; wght., 175; brown
hair and eyes. Ad., 1334 Harper Ave., Holly-
wood, Calif., phone 579388.
WHITMAN, Alfred; b. Chicago, 1890; educ. Lewis
Inst., Chicago; stage career, with Estelle Allen
in "Barriers Burned Away" ; screen career, 2
yrs. with NYMPH, Morosco, American, Univer-
sal, Vitagraph ("The Eighth Great-Grand-Par-
ent," "Cavanaugh of the Forest Ranges," "The
Home Trail," "The Girl from Beyond, "-"A Gen-
tleman's Agreement," "Tongues of Flame,"
"Days of Forty-Nine," "Trick of Fate"), Hod-
kinson ("End of the Game," "The Best Man").
Hght., 6, 1,; wght., 195; dark brown hair and
eyes. Ad., 4500 Franklin ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.
WHITMAN, Walt; screen career, Jewell ("Heart
of Humanity"), Pathe ("Cry of the Weak"),
Universal ("Destiny"), World-Macauley ("When
Bearcat Went Dry"), Para-Artcraft ("John
Petticoats," "The Home Stretch"), First Na-
tional ("Passion's Playground"), United
Artists ("The Mark of Zorro').
WHITSON, Frank; b. N. Y. C., 1876; educ. Peek-
skill Mil. Acad., 1 yr. at medical coll.; stage
career, 15 yrs., stk. in N. Y., Chicago, in
"Sporting Life," 6 yrs. in vaud. ; screen career.
Metro, Fox, Universal, Ince-Triangle ("The Son
of a Gun," "The Tigress." "Send Him Away
With a Smile," "Social Briers"), Artcraft
("Square Deal Sanderson"), Rob-Cole ("Trick
of Fate," "Hearts Asleep"). Select ("Faith of
the Strong"), Fox ("Three Gold Coins"), Selz-
nick ("Gilded Lies"). Hght., 5, 11; wght., 180;
brown hair and dark brown eyes. Ad., home,
1136 Gordon st., Los Angeles, Gal.
WILBUR, Crane, also co-director; b. Athens, N.
Y., Nov. 17, 1889; educ. pub. schls. ; stage career,
from age of 15, rep., stock, etc., 7 yrs. with
Mrs. Fiske; screen career, Pathe ("The Perils of
Pauline" series), Horsley ("The Spite Hus-
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band," "The Painted Lie," "Unlucky Jim," 'The
Morals of Men," "The Eye of Envy," "Heirs of
Hate," "The Blood of His Fathers," "Unto the
End"), Triangle ("Devil M'Care," "Breezy
Jim"), Victor Kremer ("Stripped for a Million,"
author and actor), Realart ("Something Differ-
ent"), Vitagraph ("Heart of Maryland").
Hght., 5, 9; wght., 169; brown hair, gray eyes.
WILLIAMS, Earle Rafael; b. Sacramento, Calif.,
educ. pub. and high schls. Oakland, Polytech.,
Coll. of Calif.; stage career, stock companies,
screen career, with Vitagraph. ("The Grell
Mystery," "The Hillman," "The Seal of Silence,"
"The Girl in His House," "An American Live
Wire," "A Diplomatic Mission," "The Man Who
Wouldn't Tell," "The Highest Trump," "A Gen-
tleman of Quality," "The Usurper," "A Rogue's
Romance," "The Hornet's Nest." "The Wolf."
"The Black Gate," "The Christian," "My
Official Wife," "The Juggernaut," "The Fortune
Hunter," "The Purple Cipher," "Diamonds
Adrift," "Capt. Swift," "The Silver Case").
Hght., 5, 11; wght., 176; dark complexion black
hair, blue eyes. Studio ad., Vitagraph, Los
Angeles, Cal.
WILLIAMS, George; screen career, Pathe ("Todd
of the Times," "Felix O'Day"), Famous Play-
ers ("Egg Crate Wallop," "Dancin* Fool,"
"Cradle of Courage"), Universal ("In Folly's
Trail," "Beautifully Trimmed," "Cheated
Love">, Robertson-Cole ("One Man in a Mil-
lion"), Pinnacle ("Black Sheep").
WILLIS, Leo; b. Oklahoma; educ. Oklahoma City;
early career, artist; screen career, Thos. H.
Ince ("Night Stage," "Silent Rider"), Wm. S.
Hart ("The Toll Gate," O'Malley of the
Mounted," "The Border Wireless," "Wagon
Tracks"), Goldwyn ("Whistling Dick"), Bulls
Eye ("Modern Robinhood," "The White
Squaw"). Hght., 6; wght., 215; dark brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 8302 Ash St., Los
Angeles, Calif., South 6140-J.
WILLOUGHBY, Louis; screen career, Universal
("Risky Business," "Desperate Youth").
WILSON, Ben, also director; b. Corning, Iowa;
educ. there and Centerville, Iowa; stage career,
12 yrs. stock and prods.; screen career, Edison
(lead in "Who Will Marry Mary" serial), Uni-
versal (lead in "Voice on the Wire," "The Mys-
tery Ship," directed "The Brass Bullet " serials),
Hallmark (lead in "Trail of the Octopus," "Th*
Screaming Shadow" serials), Select ("The
Branded Four" Serial), Arrow ("Man From
Nowhere"). Hght., 5, 11^.; wght., 176; dark
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 219 So. Harvard
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., phone 560661; studio,
Ben Wilson Prods.
WILSON, Fred L.; b. Burlington, Iowa; educ.
there and State Univ. of Iowa; stage career,
Henry W. Savage Opera Co., 4 yrs. Dala Lama
Opera Co., 1 yr. Hawkeye Concert Co., 1 yr.
Star Concert Co. ; screen career, 10 yrs. Marshall
Neilan ("Go Get It"), National ("Tarzan of the
Apes," "The Confession"), Metro ("Pidgin
Island," "The High Road"), Universal C'-'Mer-
chant of Venice," "Light of Victory," "A
Weird Nemesis," "Vanity"), Arrow ("The Blue
Fox"), Ince ("The Lone Wolf's Daughter")
Selig .("The Danger Line"). Hght., 5, 11;
wght., 180; dark brown hair, dark eyes. Home
ad., 1615 Wilcox Ave., Hollywood, Calif., phone
57282; or Actors Equity Assn.
WILSON, Hal; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Coll. of City of
N. Y. ; stage career, 20 yrs. Harrigan and Hart,
Frohman, A. H. Woods, Murray Stk. Co. under
H. V. Donnelly's mgmt. ; screen career, from
1907, 3 yrs. dir. Eclair, Fine Arts "Casey at
the Bat," "The Little Yank"), Griffith ("In-
tolerance"), Universal comedies, Vitagraph
("Clowns Best Performers," "The Blind Miner,"
"Tale of Two Cities"), Metro ("Easy to Make
Money"), C. K. Young ("Whispering Devils"),
Selznick ("Everybody's Sweetheart"), First
National ("Dinty"), Selig ("Isobel"), United
Artists "Suds"), Garson ("Charge It"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 160; gray hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 2117 Cove Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., phone
558783.
WILSON, Tom; b. Helena, 'Mont., 1880; early
career, soldier, professional boxer, trained Fitz-
simmons for fight with Corbett; stage career,
with Fitzsimmons in "A Fight for Love," with
Eva Tanguay in vaud. ; screen career, Reliance-
Majestic, Fine Arts ("Atta Boy's Last Race,"
"The Americano," "Wild and Wooly," "Amaril-
ly of Clothesline Alley"), Chaplin ("A Dog's
Life," "Shoulder Arms," "Sunnyside," "A Day's
Pleasure," "The Kid"), Neilan ("Don't Ever
Marry," "Dinty"), Griffith ("The Greatest
Question"), Selig ("Isobel"), Chas. Ray
("Scrap Iron"), Hght., 6, 2; wght.. 220; dark
brown hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., 1352 Spauld-
ing ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
WINDERMER, Fred C.; b. Muscatine, Iowa; educ.
there; screen career, directed Essanay Snake-
ville series, Essanay-Chaplin ("A Night Out,"
"The Champion," "Work," "The Tramp"),
Hank Mann ("The Messenger," "The Gas At-
tack," "His Waiting Career," "Hopping the
Bells," "A Rural Romeo"). Home ad., 5800
Franklyn ave., Hollywood, Calif.; studio, Hank
Mann Co.
W T ING, Ward; b. Springfield, Mo.; educ. Lincoln,
Neb.; stage career, Geo. Ade's "The Mayor and
the Manicure," over U. B. O. time 2 yrs., Lyric
Stock Co., Woodward Stock Co., screen career,
Lasky, Universal ("The Eagle," "A Mother's
Sacrifice," "Loot"), Christie ("Her Helping
Hand"), Metro ("In His Brother's Place"),
Selig ("Cupid's Thumb Print"), Universal ("A
Mother's Secret," Al Santel's comedies), Fine
Art, Lasky, Rex Ingram Co., ("The Con-
quering Power"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140; dark
brown hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., Actor's Assn.
of Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 1946.
WINTER, David; screen career, First National
("Trust Your Wife"). Robertson-Cole ("Live
and Let Live"). .
WINTERS, Verne; screen career, Universal ("The
Secret Gift," "The Blazing Trail"), Famous
Players ("Silk Hosiery").
WISE, Harry; b. N, Y. ; educ. N. Y. ; stage career,
vaud., light opera; screen career, Metro ("Out
of the Fog"), Famous Players ("Fin," "The
Avalanche"), Universal ("Shot in the Dark,"
"Servant of the Slums"), Selznick with Elsie
Janis. Hght., 5, 5; wght., 148; dark hair, brown
eyes.
WOLHEIM, Louis R. ; screen career, Paramount
("Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"), Fox ("A Man-
hattan Knight," "Number 17").
WOOD FORD, John; screen career, Fox ("The
White Moll," "The Tiger's Cub"), Asso 1 Exhib.
(Rider of the King Log").
WOODRUFF, W. H. (Bert) ; b. and educ. Peoria,
111.; stage career, 1881 to 1888 in dramatic;
screen career, Fine Arts ("A Love Sublime"),
Essanay ("Men of the Desert"), Thos. H. Ince
("Greased Lightning," "The Busher," "Bill
Henry," "The Jail Bird"), Robertson-Cole
("See My Lawyer"), Betty Compson ("Eighty
Dollars"), Goldwyn ("The Grim Comedian").
Hght.,- 5, 7; wght., 170; gray hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1811 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.,
phone 556270.
WOODWARD, Henry F.; b Charleston, West Va. ;
educ. M. D. degree at Univ. of Md., B. A. de-
gree at Univ. of W. Va. ; early career, 1st Lieut.
in Philippine Islands, 2 yrs. in U. S. Engineers:
screen career, Fox ("Lawless Love"), Brunton
("Hearts Asleep"), Lasky, (3 yrs. stock, "The
Mystery Girl," "You're Fired"), Garson ("Road
Through the Dark"). Brentwond ("Where
There's a Will"), Brunton ("Are You Legally
Married?") Para.-Artcraft ("Male and Fe-
male") Maurice Tourneur ("Deep Waters,"
"The Bait," "Last of the Mohicans"). Hght..
% ; wght., 180; brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
1953 Ivar ave., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 3188.
WYNGATE, Charles; screen career, Paramount
("An Amateur Devil"), Robertson-Cole
("What's a Wife Worth").
WYNNE, Hugh; 'b. N. Y. C., 1868; educ. St.
Mark's, Southboro, Mass., and Exeter, N. H. ;
stage career, Wilton Lackaye Players, H. B.
Warner Co., Henrietta Crossman, "Polly of the
Circus," etc.; screen career, Metro ("American
Widow," "Their Funny Affair"), Vitagraph
("One Thousand Dollars," "Tangled Lives"),
etc. Hght., 5, 8; wght., 135; gray hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., Huntington, L. I., N. Y.
Y
YAMMAMOTO, Togo; screen career, Paramount
("Something to Think About"), Hodkinson
("Pagan Love"), Goldwyn ("Tale of Two
Worlds").
YOUNG, Tammany; b. N. Y. C. ; stage career, with
Nat Goodwin, Holbrook Blinn, William Farnum,
Beatrice Forbes-Robertson, David Belasco.
Cohan & Harris, Klaw & Erlanger, "Alias
Jimmy Valentine," "Bought and Paid For,"
"The Man Inside," A. H. Woods, "The Big
Chance," "Kick In"; screen career, Fox
("Checkers"), MacManus ("Lost Battalion"),
Goldwyn ("The Service Star," "The Racing
Strain," with Mae Marsh, "The Woman on the
Index"), Selznick (with Elsie Janis in "A Regu-
lar Girl," "The Imp"), Famous Players ("The
Amazons"), Thomas Mott Osborne's "Our Gray
Brothers." Ad., 150 W. 36th t., N. Y., Greeley
2082.
ACTRESSES
ACKER, Jean; b. Trenton, N. J.; educ. there;
stage career, one season " Within the Law,"
Schubert & Co., " The Man Who Came Back,"
Wm. Brady Prod.; screen career, Lasky ("The
Round Up," " Brewster Millions," " Wealth,"
"The Affairs of Anatol "), Fox (" Checkers "),
Robertson-Cole ("The Arabian Knight," "See
My Lawyer "), Universal (" The Scarlet
Shawl"). Hght., 5,2%; wght., 112; dark
brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 1337 Orange
Drive, Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly 3725.
ADAMS, Claire; b. Winnipeg, Can.; educ. Canada
and Eng. ; screen career, Red Cross ("Spirit of
the Red Cross"), Benj. B. Hampton ("Riders
of the Dawn," " Dwelling Place of Light," " The
Money Changers," " The Spenders," " The Lure
of Egypt," " The Killer," " The Man of the
Forest," " A Certain Rich Man," " The Mysteri-
ous Rider"). Goldwyn ("The Penalty," "The
Great Lover "). Ad., Federal Photoplays, Brun-
ton Studios, Los Angeles, Cal.
ADAMS, Dora Mills; screen career, Vitagraph,
Famous, 2 yrs., Pathe, Metro ("The Square De-
ceiver") Brenon ("Passing of the Third Floor
Back "), John Dooley comedy; Selznick (" Pic-
cadilly Jim"), Howells ("You Find It Every-
where"), U. S. Photoplays ("Determination").
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 175; iron gray hair, brown
eyes. Residence ad., 485 Rugby Road, Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
ADAMS, Kathryn; b. St. Louis, Mo., 1897; educ.
St. Louis; 'musical comedy, 1 yr. ; screen
career, World, Famous Players, Thanhouser
Pathe, Goldwyn, Triangle, Fox ("Cowardice
Court"), Universal ("Little Brother of the
Rich," "The Brute Breaker"). Equity ("The
Forbidden Woman"), Robertson-Cole ("Un-
charted Channels," " The Big Happiness,"
"813"). Metro ("The Best of Luck"). Hght.,
5, 7; wght., 130; blond hair, dark gray eyes.
Ad., 1553 N. Mariposa. Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 59476.
ADOREE, Renee; screen career, Fox ("The
Strongest"), Goldwyn ("Made in Heaven").
AIKEN, Alma; b. Chicago; educ. Notre Dame
Acad., Boston Highlands; stage career with
Fanny Davenport and Marie Wainwright;
screen career, Reliance, Biograph, Famous
Players ("The Test of Honor," "Dr. Jekyll'and
Mr. Hyde"), Whitman-Bennett ("The Master
Mind"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 168; gray hair,
gray eyes. Ad., 258 W. 52nd St., N. Y. Circle
1080.
AINSWORTH. Virginia; screen career; First Nat'l
("Passion's Playground"); Pathe ("The Aveng-
ing Arrow ").
ALBA, Orpha; b. U. S. A.; educ. Chicago; stage
career, 25 yrs. exper.; screen career, Fox ("The
Spirit of Good," " Her Honor the Mayor," " The
Square Shooter"), Drascena ("Welcome Chil-
dren"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 160; brown hair
and eyes. Home ad., 5622 Harold Way, Holly-
wood, Calif.; Holly 4761.
ALBANEST, Meggie; screen career, Stoll Film
("M.r. Wu"), Paramount ("The Great Day").
ALDEN, Mary; b. New Orleans; educ. Art Stu-
dents' League, N. Y. ; stage career, Baldwin-
Melville, Hunter-Bradford stk. cos.; with Mrs.
Fiske, with Phillips Smalley in "The Wolf";
screen career, Fox, Pathe, Biograph, Reliance-
Majestic, Fine Arts, Selznick ("The Argyle
Case "), Famous Players (" The Land of
Promise," " The Straight Path," "Common
Clay," "Witching Hour"), Blanche Sweet Co.
("The Unpardonable Sin"), Robertson-Cole
("The Broken Butterfly"), Realart ("Erst-
while Susan"). Equity ("Silk Husbands &
Calico Wives"); First National ("The Inferior
Sex," " Trust Your Wife ") ; National " Nobody's
Girl ") ; Goldwyn (" Milestones," " Honest
Hutch," "The Old Nest"). Ad., Rex Arms, 945
Orange st., Los Angeles, Cal.
ALEXANDER, Claire; b. N. Y., 1897; educ. N. Y.
pub. schs. and Portland, Ore., high sch. ; screen
career, Fine Arts, Famous Players, joined
Horsley, 1916 (in Cub comedies, "Jerry's Big
Mystery," "Jerry's Picnic," "Jerry's Jam,"
"Jerry's Soft Snap"), Keystone-Triangle ("His
Disgusted Passion"), Triangle ("Child of
M'sieu"). Hght., 4, 10; wght., 101; dark brown
hair, hazel eyes.
ALEXANDER, Gerard; screen career, Fox ("The
Little Grey Mouse"); Equity ("Hush"), Gar-
son Prod. (" Straight From Paris ").
ALEXANDER, Sara; b. Wheeling, W. Va.; early
career, stock in Salt Lake City 6 yrs., then
with Barrett-McCullough Co. ; has appeared at
various times with Lydia Thompson, John T.
Raymond, Kyrle Bellew; screen career, Fox
("Caprice of the Mountains," "Little Miss Hap-
piness," "The Jungle Trail").
ALLEN. Alta; screen career, Universal ("A
Shocking Night"); Robertson-Cole ("Seven
Years Bad Luck").
ALLEN, Diana; b. Gotland, Sweden; educ. New
Haven, Conn.; stage career, "Follies," 1917-
18; "The Frolic," 1919, "Miss 1917"; screen ca-
reer, Rolfe-Fisher ("The Red Virgin"), Trian-
gle ("Three Black Eyes"). Tourneur ("Wom-
an"). Diamond Film Co., Breed-Howell. Vic-
tor Kremer ("Voices"); Cosmo ("Helio-
trope"); Sherman ("Miss 139." "Man and
Woman"), Fox ("Face at the Window"),
Paramount ("The Kentuckians "). Hght..
5, 3; wght., 115; blond hair, blue eyes.
ALLEN, Dorothy; b. Houston, Texas, 1898; educ.
Kansas City; stage career, stock; screen career,
World ("Three Green Eyes"), Metro ("Our Mrs.
McChesney"), Fox ("Over the Hill," "Dynamite
Allen"), also Famous Players and Griffith.
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 130 Ibs.; hair, brown; eyes,
brown. Permanent ad., 226 West 50th st., New
York City. Phone, Circle 4673.
ALLEN, Phyllis; b. Staten Island, N. Y.; stage
career, vaud. and r\us. n>ra., with Kate Castle-
ton in "The Dazzle ' ,*93; screen career, Sell*,
Keystone Comedies 2% yrs.; characters, Sun-
shine Comedies, Vitagraph, Universal ("White
Youth"). Hght., 5, 8; wght., 180; red hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 230 S. Beaudry ave., Los
Angeles, Calif. Phone. Broad 7422.
ALLEN, Ray; educ. San Francisco, Calif.; long
stage exper. screen career, Perret-Pathe ("Lafa-
yette, We Come "), Pathe, (" The Right to Lie,"
"Innocence"), Community ("The Home Com-
ing of Jim"). Para-Art ("World and His
Wife"); Graphic ("The Wrong Woman");
Metro ("The Misleading Lady," "Clothes").
Hght., 5, 8; wght., 155; grey hair, dark eyes.,
Ad., 2569 Bedford ave.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Flat-
bush 6030-R.
ALLEN, Ricca; b. Victoria, B. C. ; educ. Calif.;
stage career, America, England, Australia, So.
Africa and Egypt; screen career, character
leads with D. W. Griffith, Metro, Frohman,
Selznick ("Handcuffs and Kisses"), Herbert
Brenon, Yankee-Kessel & Bauman (" Headin'
Home"), Jack Noble Prod., R. A. Walsh Prod.,
Goldwyn ("Song of the Soul"). Hght., 5, 10;
brunette, dark eyes. Home ad., 545 W. 125th
St., Phone, 'Mgs. 4570.
ALLISON, May; b. Georgia; educ. Birmingham
and Centenary Female Coll., Cleveland, Tenn.;
first stage appearance as Beauty in "Every-
woman," title role in "Quaker Girl," with W. H.
Crane in "David Harum"; screen career, from
1915, with Famous Players, 4 yrs. doing Metro-
Screen Classics ("In for Thirty Days," "Peggy
Does Her Darndest," " The Walk-Offs," " Fair
and Warmer," " Marriage of William Ashe,"
"Extravagance"). Hght. 5, 5; wght. 125; fair
complexion, golden hair, blue eyes.
ALTER, Lottie; b. La Crosse, Wis.; educ. St.
Mary's, Wis.; stage career, "The Girl I Left
Behind Me," 2 yrs. with Joseph Jefferson, Sr.,
screen career, Pathe ("An Arizona Romance"),
Famous ("The Eternal City"), Savage ("Excuse
Me," "See Saw"), Wharton ("Exploits of
Elaine," "The Lottery Man"), Morosco ("Gappy
Ricks"). Ad., home, Bayside, L. I.; phone
Bayside 941-R.
ANDERSON, Augusta; screen career, Para- Art
("Career of Catherine Bush," "The Amateur
Wife," " Guilty of Love," " Romantic Adven-
turess "), Realart ("Sinners").
ANDERSON, Claire; b. and educ. Detroit, Mich.;
screen career. Fine Arts, Triangle-Keystone
("The Answer," "Mile. Paulette," "The Prince
of Applause"), Triangle ("Crown Jewels"),
Select ("Who Cares"), Universal ("Spitfire of
Seville," "Rider of the Law"), Film Booking
(" The Servant in the House "), Selznick (" Pal-
ace of Darkened Windows"), Pathe "When
We Were Twenty One"); Fox ("The Road
Demon"), Selznick ("Who Am I?"), Payton
("The Fatal Sign" serial); Hght., 5, 4; wght.,
120; fair complexion, light hair, brown eyes.
Ad., home, 3524 White House pi., Los Angeles,
Cal.
ANDERSON, Helen Relyea ("Mother"); b. N. Y.
C., June, 1874; educ. Canadian Convent; early
career, school teacher; stage career, concert
work; screen career, Vitagraph ("Over the
Top," "Kitty Mackay," "Anselo Lee"), World
("Blood of the Trevor"), Fox ("The Soul of
Buddha"), Tourneur ("The Life Line," "The
White Circle"); Mary Pickford ("The Hood-
lum"). Metro ("Castles in the Air," "Lion's
Den," " Should a Girl Tell "), Vitagraph Come-
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dies, Lois Weber ("What Do Men Want");
Metro ("Alias Jimmy Valentine"); G. D.
Baker ("Without Limit"), Pathe ("Forbid-
den Valley"); Selznick. Hght., 5, 3; wght, 148;
fair complexion, brown hair, grey eyes. Ad.,
27 Spencer place. Brooklyn, N. Y.
ANDERSON, Mary; b. Brooklyn, June 28, 1897;
educ. Brooklyn, Erasmus Hall, Holy Cross
Schl.; screen career, 5 yrs. Select ("The
Hushed Hour"), Artcraft ("Johnny Get Your
Gun," "False Faces"), Metro ("The Spender"),
Super Art ("Bubbles"), Morgan Features ("Re-
forming a Reformer"), Selig ("The Haunted
Ranch"), "Vanishing Trails" (serial), 5 yrs.
with Vitagraph, Oliver Morosco ("The Half
Breed"), Charles Ray ("The Early Bird"),
to be starred in series of six independent fea-
tures by Spencer Prod. Hght., 5, 2; wght., 105;
golden hair, blue eyes. Ad., care of Motion
Pictures News, Los Angeles.
ANDERSON, Mignoii; b. Baltimore, Md. ; educ.
N. Y. C. ; stage career, with Richard Mans-
field, Julia Marlowe, etc,, as a child actress-
screen career, Thanhouser, Universal ("A Wife
on Trial," "The Get-a-way," "The Master
Spy"). Metro ("The Claim,' "Blind Man's
Eyes'), Keenan-Pathe ("The Midnight
Stage"), Robertson-Cole ("The House of In-
trigue"), Mitchell-Lewis ("King Spruce"),
also lead in "Hell Fire"; Peerless ("Heart of
a Woman"); Republic ("Mountain Madness").
Hght., 5; wght., 94; fair complexion, blond hair.
Studio ad., 7572 La Baig ave., Hollywood, Calif.
ANSON, Laura; b. Omaha, Nebr., educ. Brownell
Hall, Omaha; stage career, stk. Burgess and
Burwood Cos.; screen career, one yr. Lasky
(" Sweet Lavendar," "The Little Clown," "The
Easy Road," " Crazy to Marry "), C. B. DeMille
("Affairs of Anatol," "Fine Kisses"). Hght.
5, 3%; wght., 119; auburn hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1827 N. Vine st., Los Angeles.
Phone 579297.
AOKI, Tsuru; b. Tokio, Japan, 1892; educ.
Japan and convent in this country; stage career
began when 8 yrs old; screen career, Lasky-
Paramount (" The Call of the East "), Essanay
("The Curse of Iku), Lasky ("The Bravest
Way"), Haworth ("His Birthright," "Bonds
of Honor," " Heart in Pawn," " The Grey
Horizon"), Robertson-Cole ("The Courageous
Coward," " The Dragon Painter"), Universal
("Locked Lips" "A Tokio Siren," "Breath of
the Gods"); Wilk and Wilk ("Ashes of De-
sire"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 120;' black hair
and eyes.
ARMOUR, Jean; screen career, Pathe ("Other
Men's Shoes"); First National ("The Branded
Woman ").
ARMSTRONG. Margaret; b. Frankfort, Ky. ; educ.
111.; stage career, stk.. Liberty Players, Oak-
land, 2 seasons; screen career, Universal ("Fool-
ish Wives"). Hght., 5, 7; wght. 135; blond
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 4937 Maplewood,
Los Angeles.
ARNOLD, Jessie; b. Lyons, Mich. Entered
stock at sixteen. Ingenues and leads in all prin-
cipal cities. With William Collier in -"Never
Say Die," Olive Wyndham in "What Happened
to Mary." Lead in "The Rosary." One year
legitimate, Australia. Screen career, Edi-
son, Universal, Lasky ("The Chorus Lady,"
"Tennessee's Partner," "Temptations"), Fox
("Rough and Ready"), Famous Players ("The
Dark Mirror," "Idol of the North"), Realart
("Blackbirds"). Height, 5, 5%; medium brown
hair, brown eyes. Ad. 547 W. 147th. st. Aud.
8G2S.
ARTHUR, Julia; b. Hamilton, Ont., Can.; educ.
Canada; stage career, began at 12 yrs. Palm-
ers Co., stk., Henry Irving Co., star in "Lady
of Quality," "More Than Queen," Shakespear-
ian roles. "Eternal Magdalene" with Selwyn;
produced "Romeo and Juliet," "As You Like
It," "Seremonda"; screen career, Blackton
("The Common Cause"), Plunkett & Carroll
("The Woman the Germans Shot"). Hght., 5,
4 l /2 wght., 125; dark hair and eyes.
ASHBY, Ruth; screen career, Para-Art ("The
Six Best Cellars," " The Dancin' Fool," " The
Ladder of Lies").
ASHTON, Iris; b. El Paso, Texas; educ. San
Francisco; stage career, studied, under Madame
Ferrier and Maude Ott, drama and aesthetic
ballroom dancing; screen career. ; Triangle
("'You Can't Believe Everything,' "False Am-
bition,' "Prudence on Broadway/' "Restless
Souls'), stock one year with luce; Maurice
Tourneur ("Glory of Love"). Fox ("The Lemp-
lighter," "Ishmael"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 138;
dark brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 5858
Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. Phone.
Hollywood 1490.
ASHTON, Sylvia; b. in mid-ocean of American
parents; stage career, 15 yrs. in stk. and en
tour; screen career, C. B. DeMille ("Old
Wives for New," "Don't Change Your Hus-
band," "Why Change Your Wife?"), Famous
Players ("Jack Straw," "Thou Art the Man! "
" The Lottery Man," " The Dancin' Fool," Mrs.
Temple's Telegram," The Fourteenth Man,"
" The City Sparrow," " We Can't Have Every-
thing," " For Better, For Worse," " Conrad in
Quest of His Youth," "The Love Special");
Realart ("Jenny Be Good," "Sweet Laven-
der," "The Snob"); Goldwyn ("Hold Your
Horses"); Fox ("The Blushing Bride").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 140; blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
ASTOR, Gertrude; b. and educ. Cleveland. O. ;
screen career, Metro (" Burning Daylight "),
Goldwyn (" Branding Iron," " The Great
Lover," "The Concert"), Lew Cody ("Occa-
sionally Yours"), Selznick ("Who Am I?"),
Hampton (" The Spenders "), Mary Pickford
("Through the Back Door"), Julian Eltinge
("Fascinating Widow"). Universal ("The
Lion Man"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 138; hair,
light; eyes, grey. Home ad., 1755 N. Vine st.,
Hollywood. Cal. Phone 577915.
ATVVELL, Grace; screen career, Metro (" The
Royal Family), Famous Players ("The Fatal
Card ").
AYRES, Agnes; b. Chicago; educ. there; screen
career, Essanay, Vitagraph ("Richard the
Brazen"), O. Henry-General ("The Defeat of
the City," "The Girl and the Graft," "The En-
chanted Profile," "The Purple Dress," "One
Thousand Dollars"), Fox ("Sacred Silence"),
American Cinema ("The Inner Voice") Metro
("A Modern Salome"), First National ("Go
and Get It"), Paramount ("Held by the Ene-
my," "Forbidden Fruit," "The Love Special ");
Realart ("The Furnace").
B
BAILEY, Mildred E.: b. West Haven, Conn.,
1898; educ. prep. schl. at Deep River, Conn.,
and New Haven Coll. for Girls; stage
career, 12 mos. with Poll stk. at New Haven;
screen career, Metro ("Extravagance"), Ni-
agara ("Perils of the Girl Reporters," "Up
Romance Road"), Mutual ("Hearts or Dia-
monds"), Petrova ("The Black Butterfly").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 134; brown hair, gray-
brown eyes. Home ad., 1808 Marmion ave.,
N. Y.
BAIRD, Leah; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. there;
screen career, 'Hearts of the First Empire,"
"Absinthe," "Neptune's Daughter," "People
vs. John Doe," "One Law for Both," Interna-
tional ("Echo of Youth"), Hodkinson ("As a
Man Thinks," "The Capitol," "Cynthia of the
Minute"), Pathe ("The Heart Line"). Dark
hair and brown eyes
BAKER, Doris; b. Los Angeles, Cal.; educ. priv.
school, Los Angeles; stage career, 1 yr. vaud.
in own act, 3 yrs. stage, Seattle Stock and
Morosco; screen career, 6 yrs., Alkire Co. ("An
Ace in the Hole"), Pathe ("I Want to be a
Lady"), Alkire ("Youth's Desire"), Univ. ("The
Secret Gift"), Metro ("Dangerous to Men"),
Lois Weber (" Lahoma "), Wm. A. Howell
("Villiage Blacksmith," "Home, Sweet
Home"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 110; light brown
hair; dark blue eyes. Home ad., 221 S. Fremont
st., Los Angeles, Cal.
BALLIN, Mabel; b. and educ. Philadelphia;
stage exper., 3% yrs.; screen career, Famous
Players, Vitagraph, Triangle, Goldwyn, Tour-
neur, ("The White Heather"), ("The
Quickening Flame"), Goldwyn ("Lord and
Lady Algy"), Rob.-Cole ("The Illustrious
Prince"), Hugo Ballin Prod. ("Pagan Love,"
"East Lynne," "Ave Maria"). Hght.. 5, 3;
wght., 122; light brown hair, brown eyes.
BANKS, Mrs. Estar; b. Boston, Mass.; educ.
there; on speaking stage 45 years; screen career,
Edison, Universal. Famous Players ("At
First Sight," " Hit the Trail Holliday,"
"Woman of Impulse"). Vitagraph ("Love
versus Mammon"), Rapf ("Sins of the
Children"); World, Fox ("Know Your Man");
with "La La Lucille." Hght., 5, 4; wght., 116;
Kray hair, brown eyes. Ad.. 320 W. 45th St.,
New York City, N. Y.
BARA, Theda; b. 1890; screen career, Fox ("A
Foal There Was," "Carmen," "Her Double
Life," "The Vixen," "The Price of Silence,"
"The Tiger Woman," "Cleopatra," "Her Great-
est Love," "Heart and Soul," "Camille," "The
ACTRESSES
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Rose of Blood," "Du Barry," "The Forbidden
Path," "Salome," "The Soul of Buddah," "The
Clemenceau Case," "When a Woman Sins,"
"The She-Devil," "The Siren's Song," "The
Light," "A Woman There Was," "La Belle
Russe," "Kathleen Mavoureen," "The Lure
of Ambition." Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; dark
brown hair and eyes. 1920, A. H. Wood's "The
Blue Flame."
BARDINE, Mabel; vaudeville in both America
and Europe. Screen career began with Essanay.
featured one year; Pioneer ("The Place of
Honeymoons," "Thoughtless Women"). Fox
("Rough and Ready"), Vitagraph ("The Mid-
night Marriage"); "Mother Love and The
Law; " retired 1 year account illness; now re-
covered. 317 W. 55th, N. Y. ; phone Circle 5815.
BARKER, Corinne; educ. Acad. of Sacred Heart,
Salem, Ore.; stage career, "The Crinoline Girl"
with Julian Eltinge, "Potash and Perlemutter,"
" The Squab Farm," " Shirley Kaye " with
Elsie Ferguson, " On With the Dance," with
John Mason and Julia Dean, " Remnant " with
Florence Nash; screen career, Goldwyn ("Money
Mad," "Peck's Bad Girl," "One Week of Life,"
"Peace of Roaring River"), Fox ("Why I
Would Not Marry"), Vitagraph ("The Climb-
ers," "The Golden Shower"), Selznick ("The
Broken Melody"), International ("The Rest-
less Sex"). Hodkinson ("The Silent Bar-
rier"). Hght.. 5, 8; wght., 138; dark
brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 1 West 30th at.;
N. Y.; Mad. Sq. 3770.
BARNEY, Marion; educ. Univ. of Calif.; stage
career, Frohman, Klaw & Erlanger, David
Belasco, John Cort, stk. leads; screen career,
World-Peerless ("Heart of Gold," "Love and
the Woman," "Dust of Desire," "His Father's
Wife," "Poison Pen," "Steel King"), James
Vincent ("The Spirit of Lafayette"). Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 145; blond hair, blue-gray eyes.
Ad., 312 Manhattan ave., N. Y. C. ; Cathedral
8208.
BARRISCALE, Bessie; b. N. Y.; stage career,
starred in "The Rose of the Rancho," "Bird
of Paradise" and "We Are Seven"; screen
career, Paralta ("Within the Cup," "Patriot-
ism," "The Heart of Rachael," "Two Gun
Betty"), B. B. Features ("Trick of Fate,"
"Josselyn's Wife," "Tangled Threads," "Wom-
an Michael Married," "Her Purchase Price,"
"Beckoning Roads"), Robertson-Cole ("Luck
of Geraldine Laird," " Woman Who Under-
stood," The Notorious Mrs. Sands," " Life's
Twist"); Hodkinson ("The Broken Gate,"
"The Breaking Point"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
128; blond hair, brown eyes. Studio ad., Brun-
ton Studios, 5341 Melrose ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.
BARRY, Eleanor; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Flaming Clue," "The Gauntlet").
BARRY, Margaret; screen career, Blackton-
Pathe ("Respectable by Proxy," "The Blood
Barrier ").
BARRYMORE Ethel; b. Phila., Pa., 1879; stage
career, since 1894. as Kate Fennell in "The
Bauble Shop" with her uncle, John Drew; Eng-
lish debut in 1897 as Miss Kittridge in "Secret
Service" with Gillette, on tour in "The Bells"
with Irving; starred in "The Twelve-Pound
Look," "Our Mrs. McChesney"; 1919, "Del-
casse"; screen career, All Star ("The Nightin-
gale"); Metro ("Awakening of Helena Richie,"
"The White Raven," "The Lifted Veil," "The
Whirlpool," "An American Widow," "The Eter-
nal Mother," "Lady Frederick," "Our Mrs. M<:-
Chesney," "The Divorcee); Robertson-Cole
("The Super-Woman").
BARTON, Grace; stage career, mus. com..
"Broadway Jones," "Over Night"; screen ca-
reer, Famous Players, Fox, Kleine, Universal
("The Raggedy Queen"), World ("Heart of
Gold"), Hodkinson ("The Harvest Moon").
Hght., 5. 7%; complexion medium.
BATEMAN, Victory; b. and educ. Phila.; stage
career, leading woman with Lewis James,
Frederick Ward, Booth, stk., Alcazar and Mo-
rosco; screen career, Metro ("Cinderella's
Twin"), Rockette ("Keeping Up With Liz-
zie"), Morosco, Ince, Victor, Majestic, Goldwyn,
Fox ("Romeo and Juliet"). Hght., 4, 5%;
blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 420 W. 2nd
st., Los Angeles, Cal. Phone 60345.
BAXTER, Thuma Jadee; b. Milton, Ky., 1897;
educ. Bowling Green, Ky., Ward-Bellmont,
Nashville, Tenn.; stage career, Follies 1918,
Shuberts, Monte Cristo, stk.; screen career,
Hallmark Prod. ("The Heart of a Gypsy"),
Curtis Special ("Who Is Your Brother?"),
Jester Comedies ("Shime"), World ("His
Father's Wife"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 115;
fair complexion, black hair, dark brown eyes.
BAYNE, Beverly; b. Minneapolis, Minn., educ.
Minneapolis, Phila., and Chicago; screen career,
Essanay (" Under Royal Patronage," " Grau-
stark," "Dear Old Girl"), Metro ("Romeo and
Juliet," " The Great Secret," " Their Compact,"
" God's Outlaw," " The Voice of Conscience,"
" The Adopted Son," " The Red, White and
Blue Blood," "Social Quicksands," "A Pair of
Cupids," "The Poor Rich Man"), Vitagraph
("Daring Hearts"); has appeared in more than
500 photoplays. Hght., 5, 2; wght., 125; dark
brown hair, brown eyes.
BEATON, Mary; educ. Phila. finishing school;
screen career, Metro (" Clothes," " Strangers,
Beware," " The Price Mystery," " A Message
from Mars ").
BEAUDET, Louise; screen career, Vitagraph
(" Slaves of Pride," " Her Lord and Master ").
BECK, Lillian; b. Cincinnati; educ. St. Joseph's
Convent; stage career, "Never Say Die," With
Wm. Collier, mus. com.; screen career, 7 yrs.,
Kleine ("Gloria's Romance"), Metro ("Noth-
ing But the Truth"), King Cole Comedies.
Fox ("No. 17"). Vitagraph ("Broadway Bub-
ble"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 150; light brown
hair, blue eyes. Permanent ad., 709 W. 170th
St., N. Y. C. Wadsworth 4480.
BEDFORD, Barbara; b. Prairie Du Chien, Wise.;
educ. Lake View, Wise. ; screen career, Maurice
Tourneur ("Deep Waters," "Last of the Mohi-
cans"), Fox ("Big Punch"), George Kern
("The Unfoldment"), Irvin Willat ("Face of
the World"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 120; dark
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 5269 DeLong-
pre ave., Hollywood, Cal. Holly 4867;
BELMORE Daisy; b. 1889; stage career, "The
Fawn," "Our Mrs. Gibbs,' "In Half an Hour";
screen career, Famous Players ("The Better
Man"), Select ("His Bridal Night"). Hght..
5, 8.
BENNETT, Belle; b. near Dublin, Ireland; be-
gan stage career five weeks later in father's
road show, continuing until 1915; screen career.
Universal ("In the Fires of Rebellions," "The
"Charmer"), Triangle ("The Bond of Fear,"
"The Hell Cat of Alaska," "Ashes of Hope,"
"Fuel of Life," "Because of the Woman," "The
Devil Dodger," "The Lonely Woman," "The
Mayor of Filbert"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.. 125;
light complexion, Roman gold hair, gray eyes.
BENNETT, Billie; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Courage of Marge O'Doone "), Garfleld
Prod. ("The Parish Priest").
BENNETT, Enid; b. York, Western Australia;
educ. Perth, W. Australia; stage career, in
America and abroad in support of Fred Niblo,
Otis Skinner; screen career, starring dra-
matic ingenue, Thos. E. Ince ("Fuss and
Feathers," "The Vamp," "Biggest Show on
Earth," "Law of Men," "Haunted Bedroom,"
"Virtuous . Thief," "Stepping Out," "What
Every Woman Learns," "Woman in the Suit-
Case," " The False Road," " Hairpins," " Her
Husband's Friend," " A Thousand to One,"
"Silk Hosiery"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 110;
golden brown hair, hazel eyes. Residence, Bev-
erly Hills. Ad., Ince Studio, Culver City, Calif.
BERKELEY, Gertrude; educ. College Hill,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; stage exper., with Chas.
Frohman, Henry Miller, Mme. Nazimova, Max-
ine Elliott; screen career, Fox, Brenon,
Pathe, Famous, World ("Song of Songs," "Just
Sylvia," "War Brides"), Select ("Break the
News to Mother," "The Way of a Woman").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 155; brown hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., Ridgewood, N. J. ; Ridgewood 669 or 265.
BERNARD, Dorothy; b. Port Elizabeth, S. Africa,
1890; educ. Australia and Marlborough Schl.,
Los Angeles, Cal. ; stage career, from age of 2,
child parts in U. S., Australia, New Zealand,
England, leads in many stk. cos. in U. S.,
under mgmt. Shuberts, Selwyn & Co.; screen
career, Biograph, 2 yrs., Famous Players, with
Fox 18 mos. (in " Little Gypsy," " Sporting
Blood," "Fine Feathers," " Les Miserables "),
Brady ("Little Women"), Artclass ("Unfair
Sex"), Cosmopolitan ("The Wild Goose");
again on legitimate stage. Hght., 5, 5; wght.,
124; olive complexion, brown hair, brown eyes.
BESSERER, Eugenie; b. Marseilles, France;
educ. Convent of Notre Dame, Ottawa, Can-
ada; stage career, since early childhood,
various stk. cos., under mgmt. J. C. Wil-
liamson in Australia; screen career, Selig
("Crises," "Carpet From Bagdad," "Little
Orphant Annie," "Auction of Souls"), D. W.
Griffith ("Scarlet Days"), Humanity Film
("The Gift Supreme"). First Nat'l "45 Min-
utes From Broadway," Equity ("For the Soul
of Rafael "), David Butler (" Sitting on the
World'), Mabel Normand ("What Happened
to Rosa"), Robertson-Cole ("Good Women"),
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
Dial Film ("Light in the Clearing"). Home
ad., 2215 Baxter St., Los Angeles. Calif. Wil-
shire 2994.
BJALA, Sara; educ. Drake Univ., Des Moines,
Iowa, Chicago Musical Coll.; stage career,
Shakespearean rep., stk. cos., "The Ghost
Breaker" with H. B. Warner, Nazimova's role
in second "War Brides" Co., with George Arliss
in "Paganini." London and N. Y. of "Some
Baby," vaud. ; screen career, Hallmark ("Heart
of a Gypsy"), Realart ("The Fear Market,"
"The Law of the Yukon"). Italian, French,
Spanish and Oriental types and emotional roles.
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 118; dark brown hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Rehearsal Club, 220 W. 46th St.,
N. Y. C.
BILLINGS, Florence B.; educ. Semple School, N.
Y. ; screen career, Vitagraph, 2*& yrs., Hallmark
("Wit Wins," "Heart of a Gypsy," "Dangerous
Affair"), Laurence Weber ("The Blue Pearl,"
"Wakefleld Case), Selznick ("Woman Game"),
"Worlds Apart," "Road of Ambition"); Ro-
land West ("Rossmore Case"). Ad., Actors
Equity, N. Y.
BILLINGTON, Francelia; b. Dallas, Texas, Feb.
1, 1897; educ. Sacred Heart Convent, Los An-
geles, Calif.; screen career, Griffith, Reliance,
Majestic, Universal ("Blind, Husbands," "The
Day She Paid," "The Great Air Robbery"),
Fox (" Desert Love "), American " Slam Bang
Jim"), Fox ("The Terror"), Rockett Film
Corp. ("The Truant Husband"), Metro
("Hearts Are Trumps"), Capital ("The
Ranger and the Law"). Hght., 5, 6;
wght., 135; light complexion, light brown hair,
dark gray eyes. Home ad., 127 W. Chestnut
St., Glendale, Calif., Glendale 2177-R.
BINNEY, Constance; b. N. Y. ; educ. Brearly
Schl. and Westover, Conn.. French Convent,
Paris, France; associated with Comstock &
Elliott as dancer in "Oh! Lady, Lady"; ap-
peared in Maurice Tourneur's " Sporting Life "
and played opposite John Barrymore in " Test
of Honor " ; starred in Rachael Crothers' " 39
East"; starred in Realart "Erstwhile Susan,"
" Something Different," " Such a Little
Queen"). Ad., care of Realart Pictures Corp.,
469 Fifth ave., N. Y.
BINNEY. Faire; b. N. Y. C., 1901; educ. Concord,
Mass.; screen career, Maurice Tourneur ("Sport-
ing Life," "Woman"), Famous Players ("Here
Comes the Bride," with John Barrymore), Re-
public ("The Blue Pearl", Jans ("Madonnas
and Men"); Robertson-Cole ("The Wonder
Man"), Famous Players ("The Frontier of the
Stars"). Selznick ("A Man's Home"). Hght.,
5, 1%; wght., 102; brown hair; hazel eyes. Ad.,
212 E. 62nd St., N. Y. Plaza 4767.
BIRON, Lillian; b. Independence, Kans.. 1900;
educ. California; stage career, 1 yr. stock;
played Keith Circuit; screen career, 2 yrs. in
Mack Sennett Comedies, Vitagraph (" Roop
and Riots," "Ministers and Matrimony"),
Ascher Prod. ("Below the Deadline"), Gayety
("Hip-Hip-Hypnotism"). Universal, Jay
Hunt Comedies, Max Roberta Comedies,
with Jimmie Adams in Mermaid Comedies.
Hght., 5. 3%; wght., 120; fair complexion,
blonde hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 922 W. 6th
St., Los Angeles. Cal.; phone 14937; studio,
Astra, Glendale, Cal., Glendale 902.
BLACK, Fritzie; b. Galveston, Texas; educ. N. Y. ;
stage career, 10 yrs. in stk., rep. and prod, and
vaud.; screen career, National ("Wolf on Wall
Street"), Anita Stewart ("Fighting Shepherd-
ess"), Universal, 3 yrs. ("We Are French").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 127; auburn hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Broadway Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif.
Pico 875.
BLACKWELL, Irene; b. B'klyn, N. Y., educ.
Penna. ; screen career: Fox, Goldwyn, Miller
Prod., Metro ("'His Bonded Wife"), Hallmark
("High Speed"), Photoplay Libraries ("Emp-
ty Arms"), Universal ("Honor Bound"),
Broad well Prod. (Nick Carter Series), Robert-
son-Cole ("Good Women"). Hght., 5, 5%
wght., 135; black hair; green eyes. Ad., 1327
Magnolia ave., Los Angeles, Cal. Phone 556-
138.
BLACKWOOD, Peggy; b. and educ. Portland,
Oreg. ; stage career, with T. D. Frawley & Co. ;
screen career, David Butler (" Sitting on the
World," "Smiling All the Way"). Dracina Co.
("Welcome Children"), Metro ("The Greater
Claim," " Extravagance," " Are All Men
Alike"), Sessue Hayakawa ("When Lights
Are Low"), Owen Moore ("The Simp").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 138; blonde hair, blue
eyes, Home ad., 2015 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,
Wilshire 2800.
BLINN, Genevieve; b. San Francisco, Calif. ; educ.
Sacred Heart Convent, Oakland, Calif.; stage
career, stk. in Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Win-
nipeg, Salt Lake City, with Madame Kalich in
N. Y. ; screen career, Fox (Daughter of the
Gods," "American Methods," "Conscience," "Du
Barry," "Cleopatra," "When Fate Decides,"
"Last of the Duanes," "The Tattlers"); Univer-
sal ("The Path She Chose," " Sundown Slim "),
Paramount ("The Witching Hour"). Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 132; fair complexion, blond hair,
dark blue eyes.
BLYTHE, Betty; b. 1893, Los Angeles; educ.
Univ. of Calif, and Paris; stage career, Morosco
1 yr., Comstock & Gest, 2 yrs., "So Long Letty,"
"Nobody Home," "Experience"; screen career,
Vitagraph (" Over the Top," with Harry Morey
for 1 yr. in "His Own People," "Tangled Lives,"
'The Green God"), World ("Dust of Desire"),
Selznick ("Undercurrent"), Goldwyn ("Silver
Horde"), Brentwood ("Third Generation"),
Curwood-Carver Prod. ("The Yellowback"),
First Nat'l "Nomads of the North"), Fox
("The Queen of Sheba "). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
140; dark hair and complexion, blue eyes Ad
1820 La Brea st., Hollywood, Cal. Phone 57441.
BOLAND, Mary; b. Phila., Pa.; educ. Detroit;
stage career, with Virginia Harned, supported
Robert Edeson in " Strongheart," yr. in London,
Dustin Farnum, Francis Wilson, 4 yrs. leading
woman for John Drew, "Clarence"; screen ca-
reer, NYMP ("The Stepping Stone"), World
("Price of Happiness"), Pathe ("Big Jim Gar-
rity"), Bacon-Backer ("A Woman's Experi-
ence"); Selznick ("The Perfect Lover"), Gau-
mont ("The Contrary Wife"), Hodkinson
("His Temporary Wife"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.
127; blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 21 W. 58th t.',
N. Y. Plaza 9379.
BONNEB. PriHcilla; screen career, Para-Arl
("Homer Comes Home"), Goldwyn ("Honest
Hutch," "Officer 666," "Man Who Had
Everything"), First National ("Bob Hampton
of Placer").
BOOKER, Beula; b. Silverton, Colo.; educ. in
Denver, Colo., and Notre Dame, Paris; 3 yrs.
on the stage on Western and Eastern coasts
and in Denver; screen career about 4 yrs., "The
Dwelling Place of Light," with Federal Photo-
plays, Metro ("The Saphead "). Hght., 6 2;
wght., 105; brown hair and eyes. Ad., Actors
Assn.. 6412 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif
BOONE, Dell; b. Springfield, Mo., 1894; educ. New
Orleans; stage experience, Southern stock cos.;
screen career, World Film, Pathe, Duplex
("Shame," "The Girl and the Horses"), Para-
mount ("Other Men's Wives)", "The Honey
Bee," with Rupert Julian, with Fox; has
traveled extensively and ridden through
Panama jungle. Hght., 5, 6'^; blond hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 6650 Leland Way, Hollywood,
Calif.,' Holly 316.
BOUTON, Betty; educ. Univ. of Penn.; stage ca-
reer, trained at Sargeant Sch. of Dram. Art., in
stock, with Nat Goodwin in "The Merchant of
Venice," with Bertha Kalich, "The Riddle
Woman"; screen career, with Marguerite Clark,
Shirley Mason, Dustin Farnum, Mary Pickford;
" Three Men and a Girl," " The Final Close
Up," "A Man's Fight," "Daddy Long Legs,"
" Heart of the Hills," " The Hellship," " Don't
Ever Marry," " The Mollycoddle." Ad.. Mar-
shall Neilan Studio.
BOYLE, Irene; b. N. Y., 1896; educ. N. Y. and
Washington; screen career, Kalem multiple reel
pictures, Edgar Lewis Prod. ("Other Men's
Shoes"), Bloxby ("Young America" series), Rex
Beach ("Heart of the Sunset"), Jack London
("TheTStar Rover"), Fox ("The Deadline").
Hght., 5, 2%; wght., 112; dark brown hair,
prey eyes.
BRADY, Alice; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. convent, N. J. ;
studied in Boston for grand opera; stage career,
"The Balkan Princess," at Herald Square thea-
tree, singing and comedy roles for 3 yrs., Gil-
bert & Sullivan opera, "Sinners," "Family Cup-
board," "Forever After"; screen career, World,
Select ("The Whirlpool," "The Death Dance."
"The Better Half," "Her Great Chance," "His
Bridal Night"), Realart ("Sinners," "Fear Mar-
ket," "Land of Hope"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
108; dark complexion, dark hair and eyes. Ad.,
Realart, N. Y.
BREAMER, Sylvia; b. Sydney, Australia; educ.
there; stage career, 5 yrs. in American suc-
cesses in Australia, with Grace George in N. Y.,
"The Argyle Case," "Bought and Paid For,"
screen career, Triangle-Ince Tourneur
("My Lady's Garter"), Artcraft ("The Family
Skeleton," "We Can't Have Everything"), J. S.
Blackton ("Missing," "The Common Cause,"
"A House Divided," "The Moonshine Trail,"
" Dawn," " My Husband's Other Wife," " Re-
spectable by Proxy," "The Blood Barrier").
ACTRESSES
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Pa-the ("The Devil"), First Nat'l ("Not
Guilty"), First National ("Unseen Forces").
Two Goldwyn Productions. Hght, 5, 7; wght,
135; dark brown hair and eyes.
BRENT, Evelyn; b. Tampa, Fla., 1899; educ.
Normal Coll., N. Y. ; screen career, Metro ("The
Lure of Heart's Desire," "The Soul Market,"
"The Spell of the Yukon," "The Iron Woman,"
"The Millionaire's Double"), Master Drama
("Who's Your Neighbor?"), Arrow ("Fool's
Gold"), Frank Hall ("The Other Man's Wife"),
Fox ("Help, Help, Police"), Selznick ("The
Glorious Lady").
BRICE, Betty; screen career, Benj. Hampton
("The Spenders"), Pathe ("A Beggar in Pur-
ple," "The Money Changers"). Hght, 5, 5%;
wght., 120; titian hair, grey eyes. Home ad.,
1414 Orange Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Phone
57506.
BROCKWELL, Gladys; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1894;
educ. privately; stage career, since childhood,
stk., rep., vaud. ; with Willard Mack; screen
career, Lubin, NYMP, Reliance-Majestic, Fine
Arts, Universal, Fox ("Call of the Soul," "The
Divorce Trap," "The Sneak,". .."The Forbidden
Room," "Pitfalls of a Big City," "Chasing Rain-
bows," "Broken Commandments," "Thieves,"
"Flames of the Flesh," "The Devil's Wheel."
" The Strange Woman " " The Devil's Riddle,"
" The Mother of His children," " White Lies,"
"A Sister to Salome," "Rose of Nome"),
Pathe ("Sage Hen"). Studio, Fox, 1401 N.
Western ave., Los Angeles, Calif.
BRODY, Anne G.; educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career
stock and vaud. ; screen career, Vitagraph for
5 yrs ("Girl at Bay," "Princess of Puck Row,"
"The Suspect," O. Henry Prod.), Universal,
Kalem, Pathe ("The Yellow Ticket"), Fox,
Reliance, Famous Players ("Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch"), Selznick ("The Perfect
Lover"), Curtiss ("Who's Your Brother?"),
Serico Prod. ("The Jewelled Hand" serial),
Kessel-Bauman (" Headin' Home "). Hght.,
5; wght., 160; black hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
92 Nicholas ave., N. Y. Cathedral 9240.
BROOKE, Myra; educ. Sacred Heart, Philadel-
phia, Pa. ; stage career, with Rankin 2 yrs.,
Mansfield 4 yrs., Winthrop Ames, Little Theatre,
Harry Corson Clark, many mus. com.; screen
career, Metro 2% yrs. Reliance, Edison, Gau-
mont, Briggs Comedies, Mrs. Sidney Draw,
Sterling Features ("The Fighting Ken-
tuckians")., Metro ("Polly With a Past").
Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 200; brown hair, dark
blue eyes.
BROSKE, Octavia; screen career, select (" She
Loves and Lies "), First National (" The Great
Adventuress ").
BROWN, Anita; b. New Haven, Conn.; educ.
there; stage career, burlesque, comedy, Poll
Stock Co.; screen career, Metro ("Eye for
Eye"), Famous ("Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch," "Dr. Jeykl & Mr. Hyde"); Fox, Briggs
Comedies, Gaumont, Cuckoo Comedies. Lon
Rogers ("Circus Imps"); Selznick ("Chicken
in the Case"), Metro ("Clothes"); Geo. B.
Seitz Pathe ("Rogues & Romance"), Interna-
tional ("Inside the Cup"). Hght, 5, 7%; wght.,
270; fair complexion, dark brown hair and
eyes. Home ad., 201 E. 66th St., N. Y. C.
BROWN, Iva; b. London, England; educ. Los
Angeles, Calif. ; screen career, Paramount-Al
St. John Comedies; worked in "Cleaning Up"
and "Ship Ahoy!" Hght., 5, 6; wght., 115;
dark complexion, black hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., Monroe Apts., Los Angeles, Calif. Phone
558140.
BRUCE, Beverly; b. Montreal, Can.; stage career,
leads in stk. in Phila. and Montreal, "Within
the Law," "Under Cover," "Bought and Paid
For," "Tess of the Storm Country"; screen
career ("Evangeline"), Continental ("David
Copperfleld," "Cricket on the Hearth"), London
Film Co ("Little Dorritt," "The Decoy"), Hep-
worth Fleur de Lys ("Empty Arms"), Willard
King Bradley ("This Is the Life," " Babette of
the Moulin Rouge"). Ad., care of Willard
King Bradley, Room 2001, 220 W. 42nd St.,
N. Y. C.
BRUCE, Kate; character woman, was with the
original Biograph Co. under D. W. Griffith, has
appeared in nearly all Griffith productions. "A
Romance of Happy Valley," "The Girl Who
Stayed at Home," " Scarlet Days," " Way
Down East"), Paramount ("Mary Ellen Comes
to Town," " Flying Pat," " The City of Silent
Men"), First National ("The Idol Dancer,"
" Star Dnst ").
BRUNDAGE, Mrs. Mathilde; b. Louisville, Ky.;
educ. there; screen career, 7 yrs. Pioneer
("Wives of Men"). Norma Talmadge ("New
Moon "), Famous Players (" Career of Cath-
erine Bush"), Faversham & Elliott ("The
Man Who Lost Himself"), Hodkinson
("Cynthia of the Minute," "The Silent Bar-
rier"), Film Booking Office ("The Good-Bad
Wife"), First Nat'l ("Dangerous Business")
Pioneer ("Thoughtless Woman"), Universal
("The Unknown Wife"), with John Barrymore
in "Raffles." Hght., 5, 6; wght., 148; silver
gray hair and brown eyes. Ad., home, Holly-
wood Apts., Hollywood. Cal., 597354 Holly.
BRUNETTE, Florence (Fritzi) ; b. Savannah, Ga..
1894; screen career, Yankee Film, Universal 5
yrs., 2 yrs. with Selig. National ("The Still
small Voice"), Select ("Jacques of the Silver
North'"), Paramount ("Woman Thou Gavest
Me"), Pathe Amer. ("A sporting Chance").
Robt.-Cole Brunton-Hodkinson ("The Lord
Loves the Irish," "Live Sparks," "$30,-
000," "The Dream Cheater," "No. 99," "The
Green Flame," " The House of Whispers,"
"The Coast of Opportunity"), Pathe ("The
Devil to Pay"), Universal ("Tiger True") and
many others. Hght., 5, 3; wght, 117; olive
complexion, black hair, gray blue eyes. Ad.,
Brunton Studio, Hollywood; home ad., Holly-
wood Hotel, Hollywood, Calif.
BURBANK, Zadee; b. Philadelphia; age 45 yrs.;
educ. private school; stage career; with Nat
Goodwin, Minnie Palmer, also Light Opera in
London, Paris, New York; screen career, D. W.
Griffith in Old Bio Studios, played with Bobby
Harron, Lillian Gish. Mary Pickford; ?. yrs.
with World M. P. Co.; with Alice Brady,
Ethel Clayton, Clara K. Young, Kitty Gordon;
also Wm. A. Brady's "Life"; 1 yr. for Metro,
with Olga Petrova, Nance O'Neill, for Wm.
Fox with Valeska Surratt, Gladys Brockwell,
Theda Bara; "Crimson Stain Mystery" se-
rial for Metro; Tex series of detective stories,
1 yr. for Thos. Ince; Selznick with Olive
Thomas, Eugene O'Brien, Marion Davies, Cos-
mopolitan Pictures, also the Talmadge sisters.
Known as the " Mother of the Movies," Hght.,
5,6; wght., 145; hair, white. Ad., 80 W. 103rd
St., N. Y. C.
BURKE, Billie (Mrs. Florenz Ziegfeld) ; b.
Washington, D. C., 1886; educ. there and in
France; first appeared on the stage singing in
the principal mus. halls in Austria, Germany,
Russia, France, won success at the Pavilion,
London, supporting Edna May in "The School
Girl" at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London;
N. Y. debut made under mgmt. Frohman, play-
ing opposite John Drew in "My Wife" at the
Empire, later success "The Pink Pajama Girl"j
screen career, Kleine ("Gloria's Romance"),
Famous Players-Para. ("The Mysterious Miss
Terry," "The Land of Promise," "Arms i.nd the
Girl," "Good Gracious, Annabel," "The Make
Believe Wife," "The Misleading Widow,"
"Sadie Love," " Wanted, a Husband," "Away
Goes Prudence," " Frisky Mrs. Johnson," " The
Education of Elizabeth"). Ad., Famous Play-
ers, 485 Fifth ave., N. Y. C.
BURKE, Marie; screen career. Fox "My Little Sis-
ter," "Help, Help, Police"), World ("The
Love Defender"), Vitagraph ("Gray Towers
Mystery"), Selznick ("The Glorious Lady,"
"Sooner or Later"), Famous Players ("His
House in Order," "Remodelling Her Husband,"
"Little Miss Rebellion"), Realart ("A Dark
Lantern," "The New York Idea").
BURKE, Olive; b. Boston; educ. private schls.,
N. Y. and Paris; screen career, Frank P. Don-
ovan's Prods., Vitagraph, Selznick, World,
"Bullin 1 the Bullsheviki," "Pardon me," "Nep-
tune's Stepdaughter," "Double Trouble."
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; blond hair, brown eyes.
BURNHAM, Beatrice; b. Galveston, Tex., 1902;
screen career, Fox, Goldwyn ("Upstairs"),
Universal ("Burnt Wings," "Bullet Proof."
"IHitchin" Posts"); Vitagraph (" Diamond^
Adrift," "Three Sevens"), Fox ("The One
Man Trail"). Edgar Lewis ("Lahoma"), Inc e
("Home Stretch"). Hght., 5; wght., 110;
olive complexion, black hair and eyes. Ad.,
5614 Franklin ave., Hollywood, Calif. Phone
597785.
BURNHAM, Louise; screen career, Lewis-Pathe
("Lahoma"); Levey-State Rights ("Uncle
Sam of Freedom Ridge").
BUSCH, Mae; b. Melbourne, Austr. ; educ. con-
vent, Madison, N. J. ; stage career, leads with
Eddie Foy; screen career, Keystone, with
Eddie Foy, Weber and Fields ("Wife and Auto
Trouble," "Better Late Than Never"), Para-
Artcraft (" The Grim Game," " Her Husband's
Friend"). Universal ("The Devil's Pass
Key"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 125; black hair,
gray eyes. Studio ad., Universal City, Cal.
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BUTLER, Barbara; b. Ogdensburg, N. Y. ; 1902;
educ. there and N. Y. ; screen career. World
("Captain Kidd," "The American Way,"
"Phil for Short"); Selznick ("Beyond the
Bend," "The Flapper"); Pathe, Mastercraft
("Women's Way"); Independent ("Uncle
Sam & Co."); Briggs Comedies. Blonde hair,
deep blue eyes; hght., 5, 2. Ad., West Fort
Lee, N. J. ; phone Fort Lee 94.
BYRON, Nina; b. New Zealand, 1900; screen
talent discovered by Nicholas Dunaew; screen
career. Ince-Triangle ("Truthful Tulliver").
Pallas-Paramount ("The Heir of the Ages"),
Lasky ("The Source," "The Dub," with Wal-
lace Reid. "Johnny Get Your Gun," with Fred
Stone, Pioneer ("The Boomerang"). Hght.,
5, 3; wght., 110; light brown hair, brown eyes.
Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Cal.
CALDWELL, Virginia; b. Peoria, 111.; educ.
Windmoore Hall Convent, Kansas City, Mo.;
stage career, with Raymond Hitchcock in
"Hitchy-Koo," also in Florenz Ziegfeld's
Follies; screen career, Lasky ("Secret Service"
with Robt. Warwick), Metro ("Lombardi,
Ltd." and "The Right of Way" with Bert
Lytell) ; Hodkinson ("The U. P. Trail");
Selznick ("Palace of Darkened Windows,"
"The Dangerous Hero"). Hght., 5. 7; wght.,
129; brown hair, green eyes. Home ad.. Black-
stone Apts.. Los Angeles. Cal.; Main 244.
CALHOUN. Alice B.; b. Cleveland, Ohio; educ.
there and private tuition; screen career, Acme
("The Thirteenth Chair"). W. H. Prods.
("Everybody's Business"), Vitagraph ("A
Bride in Bond," " Sea Rider," " The Dream,"
"Princess Jones," "Charming Deceiver").
Home ad., 736 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C.. and
care Vitagraph, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CALHOUN, Jean; screen career, Universal ("The
Exquisite Thief"). Fox ("The Splendid Sin,"
"Thieves." "The Feud"), Keenan-Pathe ("The
False Code"); Universal ("The Phantom
Melody"), Goldwyn ("Officer 666," "His Own
I<a,w ") ; First Nat'l (" Man - Woman - Mar-
riage ") ; Vitagraph (" Three Sevens ").
CALVERT, Catherine (Mrs. Paul Armstrong) :
b. Baltimore, Md. ; stage career, leading roles
In "Brown of Harvard," "Deep Purple," "Ro-
mance of the Underworld," "The Escape";
screen career, Keeney Pic. Corp. ("A Romance
of the Underworld," "Marriage," "Out of
the Night," "A Marriage of Convenience").
Famous-Lasky ("Fires of Faith," "Career of
Katherine Bush"); Vitagraph ("Dead Men
Tell No Tales." "Heart of Maryland"); Out-
look ("You Find It Everywhere"). Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 125; complexion brunette, dark
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 124 W. 55th
St., N. Y. C. ; Circle 461.
CAMPBELL, Margaret; stage career, with
Bramhall Players for five seasons; screen ca-
reer First Nat'l (" The Notorious Miss Lisle,"
"In the Heart of a Fool"); Asso. Prod.
(" Lying Lips ") ; American (" Their" Mutual
CAPRICE, June; b. Arlington, Mass., 1899; educ.
Boston; screen career. Fox ("Caprice of the
Mountains," "A Modern Cinderella," "The Rag-
ged Princess," "A Child of the Wild," "Every
Girl's Dream," "Miss U. S. A.," "Sunshine
Maid," "A Camouflaged Kiss," "Blue Eyed
Mary"), Albert Capellani ("Oh, Boy!"). Pathe
("The Love Cheat," "A Damsel in Distress,"
" In Walked Mary," " Rogues and Romance,"
"The Sky Rangers"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 105;
light complexion, light hair, blue eyes. Ad.
Pathe, 25 W. 45th St., N. Y.
CAREW. Ora; b. Salt Lake City, Utah; educ.
Relanc Hall Seminary and private tutor;
stage career, vaud., mus. com. and dram. stk. ;
screen career. Goldwyn (" Go West, Young
Man"); Para. ("Too Many Millions"); Uni-
versal, " Loot/' " Under Suspicion," " The
Peddler of Lies"); Metro ("Little Fool").
Goldwyn ("Voice in the Dark"). Hght., 5, 3;
wght., 120; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 5517 Carlton Way, Los Angeles,
Calif.; Holly 788.
CARMEN, Jewel; educ. St. Mary's Acad., Port-
land, Oreg.; screen career, "The Half-Breed"
with Doug. Fairbanks, Fox ("Tale of Two
Cities," "Les Miserables," "The Bride of
Fear," "The Confession." "You Can't Get Away
With It"); Roland West ("Silver Lining."
"Rossmore Case"). Hght., 5. 5; wght., 115;
light brown hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., care
Roland West. 260 W. 42d st.. N. Y. C. ; Bryant
2564.
CARRINGTON, Evelyn Carter; stage career, 20
yrs., parts ranging from Shakespeare to musical
comedy grand dames; screen career, with Con-
stance Talmadge, " In Search of a Sinner."
character part, Whitman Bennett (" Salvation
Nell"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 200; dark brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 484 Hawthorne ave., Yon-
kers, N. Y. ; phone 6383-M.
CARROLL, Marcelle; b. Biarritz, France; educ.
Sacred Heart Convent, Paris, and Boston;
stage exper., with Fritzi Scheff in "Pretty Mrs.
Smith," with Wm. Gillette in "Successful
Calamity"; screen career, Herbert Brenon, J. S.
Blackton ("The Marble Heart," "Daughter of
the Gods," ."Fall of the Romanoffs," "The
Common Cause," "Moonshine and Shadows,"
"Somewhere in Love"), with Taylor Holmes
in "Nothing But the Truth," Fidelity ("Love's
Flame"). Hght., 5; wght., 104; black hair,
brown eyes, fair complexion. Ad., Starlit Bun-
galow, roof of Godfrey Bldg., 729 Seventh ave.,
N. Y. C.
CARTVVRIGHT, Peggy; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("The Third Generation"), Asso. Prod.
(" Love ").
CASSIDY, Ellen" L.; b. Jackson, Tenn. ; educ.
Louisville, Ky. ; stage career, Follies; screen
career, Fox ("Checkers"), World ("Through
the Toils") Frank Hall ("Other Men's Wives"),
Carl Harlbaugh ("Love Honor and"). Black-
ton-Pathe (" Passers-By ") ; Vitagraph ("Vice
of Fools"), Selznick ("Broadway and Home,"
" Poor Dear Margaret Kirby," " Handcuffs and
Kisses"). Hght., 5, 6%; wght., 135; blond
hair, dark grey eyes.
CASSTNELLI, Dolores; b. N. Y. ; educ. Holy
Name Convent, Chicago; screen career, Es-
sanay ("When Soul Meets Soul," "Do Dreams
Come True," "The Greek Singer"), Perret
("Lafayette. We Come," "Stars of Glory," "A
Soul Adrift'), Capellani ("The Virtuous
Model"). Carewe prod. ("The Right to Lie."
"The Web of Lies"), Pathe ("The Web of
Deceit," "Tarnished Reputations"); Common-
wealth ("The Hidden Light"). Known fis
Cameo Girl. Hght., 5,7; wght., 135; black
hair, hazel eyes.
CASTLE, Irene; b. New Rochelle. 1S93; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, vaud., mus. com., last np-
pearance in "Watch Your Step"; screen career.
International ("Patria"), Astra-Pathe ("Sylvia
of the Serret Service," "The Girl From Bo-
hemia," "Stranded in Arcady," "The Mark of
Cain," " The Hillcrest Mystery/' " The First
Law," " The Mysterious Client," " Convict
999"), Famous Players-Lasky ("The Firing-
Line"), "The Invisible Bond," "The Amateur
Wife"). Hght.. 5, 7; wght., 115; brown hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Ithaca, N. Y.
CASTLETON, Barbara; b. Little Rock, Ark..
1896; educ. "The Castle." New Rochelle: screen
career. Ivan ("Sins of Ambition"). Essanay
("On Trial"), World ("Heart of a Girl." "Just
.Sylvia"). Famous Players "The Silver King"
Ince ("Americanism"), Eminent Authors-Gold-
wyn ("The Tower of Ivory," "Dangerous
Days"), Hampton ("The Man Who Turned
White"). Goldwyn ("Out of the Storm." "Brand-
ing Iron"). Ince ("Dangerous Hours"). AValsh-
Fielding ("Sham"). Stahl ("The Child Thou
Gayest Me"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 128; brown
hair and eyes.
CAVALIERI. Lina; b. Rome. Italy. 1874: educ. for
grand opera, stage career, operatic debut Lis-
bon, Portugal, 1900, first Am-erican appea ranee
with Hammerstein Man. Opera House, N. Y..
1906; screen career, Paramount ("The Temp-
tress," "The Two Brides"), Victor. Kremer
("Mad Love").
CECIL, Nora; b England. 1879: educ. London
stage career, played in many English produs.. 5
yrs. with Klaw # Erlanger: screen career. T T ni
versal, World ("Miss Crusoe"), Sel/.nick ("The
Daughter Pays," " Red Foam." " Poor Dear
Margaret Kirby"), Fox ("Footfalls,"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 14B; light complexion, brown hair
brown eyes. Home ad., Lake St., Englewood
N. J. Englewood 1746.
CHADWICK, Helene; b. Chadwick. N. Y. : educ
there; screen career, Paramount ("Girls"),
Pathe ("Go Get 'Em. Garringer "). Goldwyn
"Heartsease"), National ("Long Arm of
Manister,") Goldwyn ("The Cup of Fury."
"Scratch My Back," "The Cow-puncher"),
Para-Art ("An Adventure in Hearts"),
First Nat'l ("Godless Men"). Hght..
5 7; wght.. 130; light hair, brown eyes, light
complexion. Home ad., 4428 Sunset Blvd.. Los
Angeles, Holly 3049.
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CHAMBERS, Marie; b. Phila. ; educ. Paris; stage
career, under Woods, Fiske, stk., leading
woman for Lou-Tellegen in "Blind Youth";
screen career, Famous Players ("The Woman
In the Case"), Triangle ("Fifty-Fifty"), World
("Maternity"), Capellani ("The Virtuous
Model"). Hght, 5, 5; wght, 122; fair complex-
ion, blond hair, dark eyes.
CHAPMAN, Audrey Emily; b. Phila., 1899; educ.
there and Los Angeles; screen career, Triangle
("Marriage"), Morosco ("Her Country First"),
Vitagraph ("The Usurper"), Pickford ("Daddy
Long Legs"), Vitagraph ("The Luck of Ger-
aldine Laird," " Tfee Mormon Trail"), Hampton
("The Money Changers"). Hght., 5, 3; wght.,
124; blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 4887 Melrose
ave., Hollywood, Calif.
CHAPMAN, Edythe; screen career, Metro
("Faith"), Artcratt ("The Knickerbocker Buck-
aroo"), Paramount ("The Home Town Girl,"
"Secret Service," "The Winning Girl," "Alias
Mike Moran," "The Rescuing Angel"), Goldwyn
("Flame of the Desert"), Select ("Experimental
Marriage"), Para-Art. (" Everywoman "),
Goldwyn ("Pinto," "Little Shepherd of King-
dom Come," Double-Dyed Deceiver," V Out of
the Storm," " Bunty Pulls the Strings," " Just
Out of College," " Tale of Two Worlds"), Para-
Art ("Huckleberry Finn"), Guy Croswell
Smith ("County Fair").
CHAKLESON, Mary; b. Dunganon, Ireland, Ma}
18, 1893; educ. convent in Los Angeles, Calif.;
stage career, ingenue with grand opera co. on
Pacific Coast; screen career, Vitagraph, Selig
("The Prince Chap," "The Country That God
Forgot"), Essanay ("The Truant Soul," "Little
Shoes," "The Saint's Adventure"), Paralia
("His Robe of Honor," "Humdrum Brown,"
"With Hoops of Steel"), Natl. Ex., Mutual ("A
Long Lane's Turning"), Select ("Upstairs and
Down"), Universal ("Human Stuff"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 110; dark brown hair, gray eyes.
CHICHESTER, Emily; screen career. Paramount
("Peppy Polly," "Nugget Nell," "Out of
Luck," "Burglar Proof,"); Goldwyn ("Woman
in Room 13"); Universal ("Once to Every
Woman"); First National ("Man-Woman-Mar-
riage ").
CHILDERS, Naomi; b. Penn. ; educ. Maryville
Convent, St. Louis, Mo.; stage career, "Madam
X," "Ready Money," "Among Those Present,"
with H. B. Warner; screen career, Vitagraph,
Metro ("The Yellow Dove," "Blind Man's Eyes,"
"Shadows of Suspicion," with Harold Lock-
wood), Goldwyn ("Lord and Lady Algy," "Gay
Lord Quex," " Street Called Straight," " Duds "
" Earthbound," "Hold Your Horses"). Hght.,
5, 6%; wght., 135; dark brown hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 1824 Highland ave., Holly-
wood, Calif., Holly 2002.
CLAIRE, Gertrude; b. Boston; educ. Chicago and
Rockford, 111.; stage career, rep., managed own
stk. co.; screen career, Biograph ("Ramona),
Ince-Triangle ("Golden Rule Kate"), Ince-Para-
mount ("A Nine o'Clock Town"), Select
("Romance and Arabella"), Goldwyn ("Crimson
Gardenia," "Jinx"), Paramount ("Hard Boiled,"
"Little Comrade," "Stepping Out," "Widow by
Proxy"), Metro ("Blind Man's Eyes"), Pathe
("Brothers Divided"), Para-Art ("Paris
Green," " Cradle of Courage "), Dwan (" For-
bidden Thing"), Mayflower ("The Sins of
Martha Queed"), Brunton ("The Money
Changers), Universal ("Society Secrets"),
Hght., 5, 2; gray hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
1233 Trenton st., Los Angeles, Calif.
CLAIRE, Jewel; b. Omaha, Neb.; educated Acad-
emy St. Joseph, Brentwood, L. I. Ingenues in
Selznick and Community Productions. Hght.,
5, 4; wght, 118; black hair , dark brown eyes.
Home address, 76 West 50th Street. Circle 4257.
CLARE, Irene; b. New York, 1902. ed. Brooklyn,
Bay Ridge H. S. Screen career, International,
("Cecelia of the Pink Roses"), direction
Julius Steger, Famous-Players, direction Mar-
shall Neilan; lead in Moon Comedies. Hght.,
5.2; wght., 110; golden brown hair, blue eyes,
fair complexion. Swims, dives, rides horse-
back and dances. Ad. Care S. H. Freedman,
194 William St., Beekman 3988. N. Y.
CLARE. Madeline; screen career, Para-Art ("The
Misleading Widow"); Hallmark ("The Dis-
carded Woman"); Priest-Film Market ("The
Supreme Passion ").
CLARK, Marguerite; b. Cincinnati, 1887; educ.
Ursuline convent; stage career, since 1899, with
De Wolf Hopper for several seasons, "Baby
Mine"; screen career, Famous Players ("Bab's
Burglar," "Bab's Matinee Idol," "Bab's Diary,"
"Still Waters," "The Seven Swans." "Prunella,"
"Rich Man, Poor Man," "The Golden Bird," "A
Honeymoon for Three," "Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch," Three Men and a Girl," "Let's
Elope"), Paramount ("Little Miss Hoover,"
" Girls," " Widow by Proxy "), " Easy to Get "
"Girl Named Mary"). Hght., 4, 10; wght, 90;
fair complexion, brown hair, hazel eyes.
CLARKE, Betty Ross; b. Langdon, N. D. ; *uuc.
Stanley Hall, Minn.; stage career, lead in "Fair
and Warmer," 1st road co. ; stk. in many cities;
screen career, Fox ("If I Were King"), Taylor
Holmes ("The Very Idea"), D. W. Griffith ("Ro-
mance"), Para-Art ("The Traveling Salesman,"
"Brewster's Millions'). Hght, 5, 6; wght, 134;
light brown hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., Savoy
Hotel, Los Angeles.
CLAY, Velma Louise; b. San Antonio, 1898; educ.
Univ. of Texas; stage exper., stk. and vaud.;
screen career, Diando, American, Universal,
Pathe ("The Little Diplomat"). Hght., 5. 6;
wght., 125; blond hair, brown eyes. Ad., 1407
Bond st., Los Angeles, Calif., phone 20853.
CLAYTON, Ethel; b. Champaign, 111.; educ. St.
Elizabeth's Convent, Chicago; stage career, T.
D. Frawley Stock Co., "The Devil," with Edwin
Stevens, "The Country Boy"; screen career,
Lubin ("The Lion and the Mouse," "The Great
Divide," "The Blessed Miracle," "The Fortune
Hunter," "Dollars and the Woman"), World
("The Stolen Paradise," "The Soul Without
Windows"), Famous Players ("Pettigrew's
Girl," "Woman's Weapons," "Maggie Pepper,"
"Men, Women and Money," "A Sporting
Chance," "More Deadly Than the Male," "The
Thirteenth Commandment," "Young Mrs. Win-
throp," " A Lady in Love," " The Ladder of
Lies," "Crooked Streets," " Sins of Rosanne,"
" The City Sparrow," " The Price of Posses-
sion "). Hght., 5. 5; wght., 130; red gold hair,
gray eyes. Ad., Lasky Studios, Hollywood.
CLAYTON, Marguerite; b. Salt Lake City, 1896;
educ. St. Mary's Acad., Salt Lake; screen career,
Essanay, ("The Long Green Trail," "Stardust"),
Famous Players ("Hit-the-Trail Holliday," with
Geo. Cohan), Essanay ("Prince of Graustark"),
World ("The Bronze Man," "Inside the Lines"),
Eff & Eff ("Bolshevist Burlesque"), Select
("The New Moon"), Richard Stanton Prod.
Fox ("Bride 13"), Selznick ("Pleasure Seek-
ers"), Para. ("The Inside of the Cup"),
Bradley ("Dangerous Love"), Wistaria ("For-
bidden Love"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; fair
complexion, blond hair, blue eyes.
CLEMENT, Eloise May ; b. New Orleans, La., 1892;
educ. private tutors and Wellesley Coll.; stage
career, leading woman with Jas. O'Neil in
"Monte Cristo," and Shakespearean rep. at 16,
stk. and rd.; screen career, World ("Just
Sylvia," "The Love Defender"), Marion Davies
("The Burden of Proof"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
138; red hair, dark blue eyes.
CLIFFORD, Kathleen; b. Charlottesville, Va.;
educ. Brighton, England; stage career, vaud.,
Winter Garden with Gaby Deslys, starred in
"The Winsome Widow," A. H. Wood's "The
Heart of a Child," H. H. Frazee's "Business
Before Pleasure" ; screen career, made debut
with Balboa in serial "Who Is Number One?"
also in "The Law that Divides," "The Angel
Child," with Douglas Fairbanks in "When the
Clouds Roll By." Home ad., Virginia Hotel,
Long Beach, Calif.
CLIFFORD, Ruth; b. Rhode Island, Feb. 17,
1900; educ. St. Mary's Seminary, Bayview, R.
I.; screen career, Edison, Universal, Jewel
("The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin"), Bluebird
("Fires of Youth," "The Lure of Luxury,"
"The Game Is Up." "The Millionaire Pirate"),
Republic ("The Amazing Woman"), Vitagraph
("The Black Gate"). Frohman Amuse. Corp.
("The Invisible Ray", Universal ("The Sav-
ages," " Eternal Love," " Home, James," " The
Cabaret Girl," " The Red, Red Heart," " The
Guilt of Silence "), Porto Rico Photoplays
("Tropical Love"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 115;
blonde hair, blue eyes. Studio ad., Porto Rico
Photoplays, Box 450, San Juan, Porto Rico.
COBURN,, Gladys; screen career, Fox ("Heart
Strings"); Victor Kremer ("Voices"), Metro
("The Fatal Hour"; Selznick ("Out of the
Snows"); Hodkinson ("East Lynne," "The
Foreigner").
COLLINS, May; b. N. Y. ; educ. there; stage
career, "The Betrothal," "At 9.45," "She Would
and She Did," with Grace George; screen
career, Universal ("A Matter of Taste," "The
Winning Shot"), Maple Leaf ("Hearts of the
North Land"). Hght., 5, 3%; wght., 120;
brown hair, gray eyes. Ad., 119 Forley st.,
Elmhurst, L. L, N. Y. Newtown 1096.
COLVIN, Marion; screen career. Goldwyn (" The
Cup of Fury," "The Branding Iron").
COLWELL, Goldie; b. Edinburgh, Scotland, 1893;
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educ. Immaculate Heart Convent, Los Angeles;
stage career, from 1911, dramatic leads in rep.
co., Kansas City; screen career, 1912, Selig,
featured with Tom Mix in Westerners, Horsley,
first in Cub comedies ("Jerry's Gentle Nurs-
ing"), then in dramatic leads ("When Avarice
Rules"), Fox ("Vengeance is Mine"), with
Mitchell Lewis in "The Code of the Yukon,"
has written scenarios and short stories. Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 137; light hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 1028 Overton st., Los Angeles, Calif.
COMPSON, Betty; b. Salt Lake City; stage
career, vaud. ; screen career, 78 Christie com-
edies, Pathe ("The Terror of the Range"),
World (" The Devil's Trail "), Robertson-Cole
("Prodigal Liar"), Universal ("Light of Vic-
tory"), Famous Players (George Loane Tuck-
er's " The Miracle Man," " At the End of the
World"), Betty Compson Prod. ("Prisoners
of Love," "For Those We Love"). Hght., 5, 2;
wght. 115; blue eyes, brown hair.
CONCORD, Lillian; b. Omaha, Neb.; educ. Univ.
of Cal., Univ. of Wis., also studied voice cul-
ture in Paris; stage career, "The Kingdom of
Destiny," "The Red Widow," "The Midnight
Girl," and vaud.; screen career, Frohman ("The
Woman in 47"), Universal ("The Ivy and the
Oak," "Heritage of Hate"), Fox ("The Trouble-
maker," " The Girl from Rectors "). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 140; blond hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
home. 340 W. 85th st., N. Y.
CONLEY, Effie; b. Norwich, Conn., 1857; educ.
Boston, Mass.; stage career, Daly's theatre,
N. Y. C., with Julia Marlowe, Viola Allen,
Henrietta Crossman, Margaret Anglin, Edwin
Booth, in "Poor Little Rich Girl, Way
Down East," "Deep Purple," Daniel Frohman
Stk. Co. ; screen career, Vitagraph, Triangle,
Lasky, " The Wages," " Toys of Fate,"
"Peggie Does Her Darndest," "It Pays to Ad-
vertise," " Revelation," " Blind Man's Eyes,"
Metro ("The Walk-Offs," "The Best of Luck,"
"The Fatal Hour"). Hght.. 5, 11%; wght.;
180; dark complexion, dark gray hair. Home
ad., 5419 Harold Way, Hollywood, Cal.
COOLING, Maud; stage career, vaud. and pro-
ductions; screen career, important parts with
Bluebird, Goldwyn, Pathe. Hght., 5, 4%:
wght., 128; dark brown hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
Packard Exchange, N. Y.
COONLY, Irma; screen career, Realart (" La
Veglione," " Her Beloved Villain ").
COOPER, Edna Mae; b. Baltimore, Md.; educ.
there; screen career, Lasky ("Men, Women and
Money," "Old Wives for New," "The Things
We Love," "Rimrock Jones," "The Village Cut-
Up," "You Never Saw Such a Girl," "Whisper-
ing Chorus"). Morosco ("The Third Kiss").
Brunton (" The Scoffer " De Mille-Lasky
("Why Change Your Wife"). Hght.. 5, 6;
wght., 135; brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad.,
4424 Sunset Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Holly
1502.
COOPER, Miriam; b. Baltimore; educ. there and
N. Y. Art School; screen career. Reliance-Ma-
jestic ("The Birth of a Nation"), Fine Ars
("When Fate Frowned," "Intolerance!'), Fox
("The Honor System," "The Silent Lie," "The
Innocent Sinner," "Betrayed," "The Prussian
Cur." "Evangeline," "Should a Husband For-
give?"), Realart ("The Deep Purple"), First
National ("Serenade"). Brown eyes, dark hair.
CORNWALL, Anne; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1897;
educ. Catskill, N. Y. ; stage career. IHUK.
com.; screen career. Select ("The Knife." "The
Hollow of Her Hand"), Artcraft ("Prunella"),
Special ("Quest of the Big 'Un"), Famous
Players ("Indestructible Wife," "World to Live
In." "Copperhead"), Artcraft Special ("Firing
Line") Universal ("Everything But the
Truth," " Path She Chose," " Girl in the
Rain," "La. La, Lucille"). Hght., 4, 11;
wght.. 102; dark brown hair and dark eyes.
COTTON, Luey; b. Houston, Texas; educ. studied
in Houston; stage career, understudied Ina
Claire in "Quaker Girl," played in "Little
Women," "Polygamy," "Up in Mabel's Room";
screen careeer, co-starred with Boland in "The
Prodigal Wife," starred in "Blind Love,"
featured in Artcraft-Cosmopolitan Special "The
Miracle of Love," Selznick ("The Broken
Melody"), Mayflower-Chautard ("The Invisible
Foe"); International Metro ("The Misleading
Lady"), Selznick ("The Sin that Was His"),
Pathe ("The Devil"). Hght, 5, 6; wght, 125:
light brown hair, dark brown eyes. Ad., The
Nevada, 70th st. and Broadway, N. Y. ; Col.
1570.
COURTOT, Marguerite Gabrielle; b. Summit, N
J., 1897; educ. N. Y. and Switzerland;
early career, posing for Harrison Fisher; screen
career, Kalem, 3 yrs., Famous Players ("Roll-
ing Stones"), France Film Co. ("The Natural
Law," "The Unbeliever"), Selznick ("The Per-
fect Lover"), Artcraft Special ("Teeth of the
Tiger"), Pathe serials ("Bound and Gagged,"
" Pirate Gold," " Velvet Fingers," " Roaring
Oaks"), feature ("Rogues and Romance").
Hght., 5, 2%; wght., 115; light clear complexion,
golden brown hair, greenish blue eyes. Home
ad., 19 Hudson pi., Weehawken, N. J. ; Union
1795.
CRAIG, Blanche; educ. Boston, Mass.; stage
exper., vawd. and legit.; screen career, Famous
Players ("Come On In"), Goldwyn, World, Fox
("I Want to Forget"), Realart ("The Magic
Cup ").
CRAIG, Nell; screen career. Universal (" The
Triflers," "The Peddler of Lies"); Selznick
("The Dangerous Hero"); First National
("Passion's Playground"); Realart ("Her
First Elopement"), Fox ("The Queen of
Sheba"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 124; black hair,
dark brown eyes. Home ad., 1620 Fuller' Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif. Phone 578808.
CRONK, Olga; b. Cawker City, Kansas; educ
Topeka; screen career, Dwan ("Luck of the
Irish," "The Heart of a Fool"). Hght., 6, 5;
wght., 125; auburn hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
694 S. Burlington. Los Angeles. Calif.
CROWELL, Josephine Bonaparte; b. Canada;
educ. Canada and Boston; screen career, Fine
Arts ("The Birth of a Nation," "Intolerance"),
Artcraft ("Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,"
"Hearts of the World"), Robertson-Cole ("Jos-
selyn's Wife," "House of Intrigue"), Paramount
("Puppy Love," "Peppy Polly"), Fox ("Flames
of the Flesh"), First Nat'l ("Greatest Ques-
tion" Para-Art ("The Six Best Cellars,"
"Crooked Streets," "Held by the Enemy");
Metro ("Dangerous to Men"); Fox ("White
Lies"); Pathe ("Half a Chance"); Goldwyn
("Bunty Pulls the Strings," "Don't Neglect
Your Wife"), Realart ("The Snob"). Hght.,
5, 5; wght, 175; brown hair, brown eyes.
CRUTE, Sally; b. 1893, Chattanooga, Tenn.; educ.
Huntsville, Ala.; stage career, lead in "The
Deep Purple." "Within the Law," with Doug-
las Fairbanks in "Officer 666"; screen career,
Edison, Metro ("The Light of the
Dusk," "A Wife by Proxy," "Blue Jeans,"
"The Awakening of Ruth"), Sidney Olcott
Players ("The Belgian"), Metro ("The Poor
Rich Man"), De Luxe ("Twilight"), World
("A Broadway Saint"), Select ("The Under-
current," "The Greatest Love"); First Nat'l
("Even as Eve"); Vitagraph ("The Garter
Girl," "It Isn't Being Done This Season");
Fox ("Blind Wives"). Hght., 5, 5%; wght.,
130; fair complexion, blond hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., Palisade st., Ft. Lee, N. J.
CULLINGTON, Margaret; b. New Rochelle, N.
Y. ; educ. N. Y. ; born and reared on legitimate
stage under father's stage direction; screen
career, Pathe ("Caroline of the Corners"),
Fox ("Camouflage" with Buck Jones), Universal
("Mad Marriage"); Christie ("Bringing Up
Father"), Vitagraph ("Son of Wallingford ").
Special Picture Prod. Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 136;
brown hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 1322
McCadden place, Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 1834.
CUMMING, Dorothy; b. Burrows, Australia;
educ. Sidney, Australia; stage career, 4 yrs.
leading woman to J. C. Williamson, Ltd., Aus-
tralia, in "Milestones," with Cyril Maude in
"Grumpy," "Caste," "School for Scandal," lead
at Belasco theatre, N. Y., 9 mos. in "Tiger,
Tiger"; screen career, George Loane Tucker
("Ladies Must Live"), Goldwyn ("Woman and
the Puppet"), Bessie Barriscale ("Woman Who
Understood"), Para-Art ("Idols of Clay"),
Robertson-Cole ("Notorious Mrs. Sands"),
First Nat'l ("Notorious Miss Lisle"), Fox
("The Thief"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 125; brown
hair and eyes.
CUNARD, Grace; b. Paris, France; educ. Colum-
bus, Ohio; stage career, "Dora Thorne,"
"Princess of Patches," starred in "College
Days," stk., etc.; screen career, Universal
("Lucille Love," "Broken Coin," "Peg o' the
Ring,'-' "Campbells Are Coming," "After the
War") C. B. C. Film ("Daughter of the Law,"
"Her Western Adventure," "The Man Hater").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120: light auburn hair, dark
grey eyes. Ad., c/o Willis & Inglis, L. A.
CURLEY, Pauline; b. Holyoke, Mass.; educ.
private tutor; stage career, at age of 5 en-
tered stk., vaud. coast to coast tour, "A Daddy
by Express." scored hit in "Polygamy" 1914-
15; screen career, Brenon ("The Fall of the
Romanoffs"), Artcraft ("Bound in Morocco"),
Brentwood ("The Turn in the Road"), Ha-
worth-Robertson-Cole ("The Man Beneath"),
Independent ("The Solitary Sin"), Alkire-
Robertson-Cole ("Love Apple"), Vitagraph
("The Unforeseen Hand"), Amer. ("The Val-
ley of Tomorrow'), Fox ("Hands Off").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 115; light complexion, blond
hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 806 Waterloo St.,
Los Angeles, Calif., Wilshire 4801.
D
DALEY. Marcelle; screen career, Fox (" Leave it
to Me"), Metro ("The Star Rover").
DALTON, Dorothy; b. Chicago, 111., 1894,
educ. Sacred Heart Acad., Chicago; stage ca-
reer, several seasons in stk. on B. F. Keith's
and Orpheum circuits in vaud. ; "Aphrodite";
screen career, Triangle-Ince ("Wil"d Winship's
Widow," "The Flame of the Yukon"), Ince
("Vive la France," "Quicksand," "Market of
Souls," "L'Apache," "His Friend's Wife,"
"Black Is White," "Dark Mirror," "Other Men's
Wives"), Famous Players ("Half an Hour"),
("Idol of the North"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 127;
dark brown hair, blue eyes.
DALTON, Irene; b. and educ. Chicago; screen
career, Rothacker Co., now playing in Vanity
Comedies produced by Christie Film Co. Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 130; brown hair, hazel eyes. Home
ad., 1803-C Highland ave., Los Angeles; phone
578846.
DALY, Hazel; screen career, Essanay ("Skinners
Dress Suit," "Skinner's Bubble," "Filling His
Own Shoes,"' 'A Corner in Smiths"), Selig ("Tub
Brown of Harvard"), Triangle ("The Little
Rowdy"). Goldwyn ("The Gay Lord Quex,"
" Stop Thief").
DANA, Margaret ; b. Charleston, S. C., 1895; educ.
Convent Lady of the Woods, Terre Haute, Ind. ;
screen career, Essanay, Arrow, playing parts of
every description. Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 138;
brown eyes, brunette. Home ad., 254 W. 76th
St., N. Y. C.
DANA, Viola; b. Brooklyn, 1898; educ. New
York; stage career, 11 yrs., appeared in "Rip
Van Winkle," "The Littlest Rebel," "The Poor
Little Rich Girl"; screen career, Edison ("The
Stoning"), Metro ("Blue Jeans," "A Weaver of
Dreams," "The Night Rider," "Flower of the
Dusk," "Oh, Annice," "The Gold Cure." "The
Baby Devil," "Diana Ardway," "Jeanne of the
Gutter," "False Evidence," "Some Bride."
"Satan Junior," "Parisian Tigress," "The Mi-
crobe," "Please Get Married," "The Willow
Tree," " Dangerous to Men," " The Chorus
Girl's Romance," " Cinderella's Twin," " Off-
shore Pirate," "Puppets of Fate"), Realart
("Blackmail"). Home ad., 7070 Franklin
ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
DANIEL, Viora; screen career, Paramount
("Young Mrs. Winthrop," "Thou Art the
Man," " The Sins of St. Anthony," " The Four-
teenth Man," " Life of the Party," " The Easy
Road"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 125; brown hair
and eyes.
DANIP^LS, Bebe; b. Dallas, Texas, 1901; educ.
priv. tutors and convent in Los Angeles; stage
career, played child parts with Burbank and
Belasco Stk. cos in L. A., Valencia Stk., co., San
Francisco; screen career, Child actress with
Selig, 2 yrs. leading parts Rolin-Pathe Come-
dies, Famous Players ("Why Change Your
Wife?" " Every woman," "The Dancin ' Fool"
"Sick Abed," "Fourteenth Man"), Realart
("You Never Can Tell," "Oh, Lady Lady,"
" She Couldn't Help It," " Ducks and Drakes,"
" The March Hare," " Two Weeks With Pay ").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 120; auburn hair, blue eyes.
Ad. Realart Studios, Occidental Blvd., L. A.
DARLING, Grace; b. N. Y., 1896; educ. N. Y. ;
early career, newspaper writer; screen career,
International ("Beatrice Fairfax"), S. L. Prod.
("Virtuous Men"), Rothapfel ("False Gods").
Rolfe ("Amazing Lovers"), First Nat'l
("Even as Eve"), Hallmark ("The Discarded
Woman"), J. W. Film ("Every Man's Price").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 127; blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 25 East 64th st., N. Y. C.
DARLING, Helen; stage career, classical dancing
for four yrs.; screen career, Education ("Ain't
Love Grand," " Mind Your Business," " Wed-
ding Blues," Universal ("Single and Double"),
Christie (" Scrappily Married," " Petticoats and
Pants," "Home Spun Hero," "Hey Rube").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 120; auburn hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 6051% Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.;
Holly 2377.
DARLING, Ida; b. and educ. N. Y. C.; stage ex-
per,, 15 yrs.; screen career, Famous, Vitagraph,
ACTRESSES 217
?ox, etc. ("The Make Believe Wife,"
Marriage," "Broadway Jones"), Metro
('Man Who Stayed at Home"), Rothapfel
('False Gods"). International ("Miracle of
Love"), Norma Talmadge ("Two Women")
Grossmith ("Making Good with Mother") Se-
lect ("She Loves and Lies"), Selznick ("The
Woman Game," " Marooned Hearts," " Society
Snobs "). Gray hair, brown eyes.
DARMOND, Grace; stage career, several jeasonc
in stock, leading role in "A Texas Steer,"
"House of a Thousand Candles," "A Black
Sheep"; screen career, Technicolor ("The Gulf
Between"), Vitagraph ("The Seal of Silence,"
"The Girl in His House," "A Diplomatic Mis-
sion," " A Gentleman of Quality," " The High-
est Trump"), Robertson-Cole ("What every
Woman Wants"). Para-Artcraft ("Valley of
the Giants"), Burston Films serial, "The
Hawk's Trail," Para. ("Below the Surface "),
National (" Invisible Divorce "), Robertson-Cole
("So Long Letty," "See My Lawyer"), Hght.,
5, 31/2: wght., 129; blond hair, dark eyes. Home
ad., 7216 Franklin ave., Hollywood, Cal.
DAVENPORT, Alice; b. N. Y. C., 1864; educ. Miss
Irving's Sch., N. Y. ; stage career, from age of
5, played over 800 parts in 25 yrs. in stk., on
tour and in rep. with noted actors; screen ca-
reer, Nestor, Horsley, one of orig. six
who made first Keystone, Sunshine Comedies,
played characters for Fox. Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
140; ruddy complexion, gray hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., 1748 N. Western ave., Hollywood, Cal.
DAVENPORT, Blanche; b. London, Eng. ; educ.
Alpaugh Coll., London; stage career, Aborn
Opera Co.; screen career, Pathe, Thanhouser
("The Woman, the Saint and the Devil"), Tri-
angle ("American That's All"), Keeney ("Mar-
riage for Convenience"), Metro ("God's High-
way"), McManus ("Lost Battalion"), Edison
("The Unbeliever"), Sidney Olcott ("The Bel-
gian"), Fox ("Life of General Pershing," "The
White Moll"), Rolf ("Madonna and Men"),
Selznick ("The Woman's Game"), Robertson-
Cole ("If Women Only Knew"), Hiller ("The
Devil's Daughter'"), Vitagraph ("Gum Shoes"),
D. W. Griffith ("The Dancing Girl"). Hght.,
5, 3; wght., 139; fair complexion, blond hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 100 Convent ave., N. Y. ;
Mnsrside 3887.
DAVENPORT. Dorothy; screen career, Para-
Art ("The Fighting Chance"), Plymouth
("Every Woman's Problem").
DAVENPORT, Milla; b. Switzerland; educ.
there; stage career, 25 yrs. exper. in vaud. and
rep.; screen career, "The Forbidden Woman''
with Clara Kimball Young, " Stronger Than
Death " and " The Brat " with Nazimova.
" Daddy Long Legs " with Mary Pickford, " We
Never Can Tell," Fox (" Leave It To Me,"
"Faith"). Hght. 5, 6; wght. 175; iron gray
hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 1213 Mohawk st..
Los Angeles. Wilshire 2921.
DAVIES, Edyna; screen career, Realart ("The
Stolen Kiss"), Westart ("Cotton and Cattle").
DAVIES, Marion; b. Brooklyn; educ. N. Y. ;
stag-e career, "Betty," "Oh, Boy"; screen ca-
reer, International Film Co. (" Cecilia of the
Pink Roses," "The Belle of New York"), Cos-
mopolitan Prod. (" The Dark Star," "April
Folly," " The Cinema Murder," " The Restless
Sex," " Getting Mary Married," " Buried Treas-
ure," " The Bride of Kenmore," " Enchant-
ment." Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 123; golden hair,
blue eyes. Ad.. International Film Co., 2478
Second ave., New York City.
DAVIS, Margaret; screen career, Bert Lubin
("Honeymoon Ranch," "West of the Rio
Grande ").
DAVIS, Mildred; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; educ.
Friend's School, Phila. ; screen career. Metre
("Weaver of Dreams"), Pathe ("All Wrong,"
Pathe comedies), leads in Mutual comedies,
Hght., 5; wght., 100; blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Willis and Inglis, Los Angeles.
DAVISON, Grace; b. Oceanside, L. I. ; educ. N. Y. ;
Long Island society girl, organized own com-
pany and made "Wives of Men," starring Flor-
ence Reed, Miss Davison playing second lead;
starring in "Atonement" with Conway Tearle,
"A Convert of Revenge" with Montague Love,
and Selznick Prod. Select ("Man's Plaything,"
"Love, Hate and a Woman"). Hght., 5, 6%;
wght., 135; dark hair and eyes. Ad., Room
403, 1465 Broadway, N. Y.
OAW, Marjorie; b. Colorado Springs, Colo., 1902;
educ. Westlake Schl.; screen career, Universal,
Lasky ("Joan the Woman"), Artcraft ("Re-
becca of Sunnybrook Farm," "Arizona," "He
Comes Up Smiling," "Bound in Morocco," "Mr.
Fix-It," "Say, Young Fellow"), Fairbanks
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
("Knickerbocker Buckaroo," "His Majesty, the
American"), Marshall Neilan ("The River's
End," "Don't Ever Marry"), Metro ("Great
Redeemer"), First Nat'l ("Dinty"). Hght.,
5, 2%; wght., 104; light brown hair, hazel
eyes. Home ad., 6609 St. Frances Court. Los
Angeles Holly 3709.
DAWN, Hazel; b. Ogden City, Utah; educ. Round-
wood, Cal., and London, Eng. ; stage career, yr.
mus. com. in London, 4 yrs. with K. and E. in
' The Pink Lady," started in " The Debutante";
screen career. Famous Players (" The
Heart of Jennifer," "The Masqueraders," "The
Saleslady," "Under Cover"). Herbert
Brenon ("The Lone Wolf"). Hght., 5, 4%;
wght., 135; blond hair, hazel eyes. Ad., home,
Amityville, L. I., N. Y.
DAY, Shannon; b. and educ.. New York City;
stage career, Ziegfeld Follies and Midnight
Frolic; screen career, Goldwyn ("The Man
Who Had Everything "), First National ("Man,
Woman, Marriage "), Lasky (" Sacred and Pro-
fane Love "). C. B. DeMille (" Forbidden Fruit,"
"Affairs of Anatol "). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 107;
brown hair,, blue eyes. Ad., home, Rex Arms
Apts., 945 Orange st., Los Angeles; Main 9560
DEAN, Julia; b. St. Paul, 1880; educ. Salt Lake
City; stage career, with stk. cos. in West from
1899-1902, supported Nat. Goodwin, Eleanor
Robson, etc.; screen career, Triangle ("Matri-
mony"), Universal ("Judge Not"), Triumph
("The Ransom"), LoRugel ("How Molly Made
Good"), World ("Rasputin"), Schemer ("Rul-
ing Passions"), S. W. W. Relief ("An Honor-
able Cad"), Famous Players ("Society Exile").
Ad., 320 W. 51st St., N. Y. C.
DEAN, Prisrilla; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. private tutors,
stage career, stk., rep., vaud., prod.; screen
career, Universal (" Exquisite Thief," " Pretty
Smooth," " Kiss or Kill," "Wicked Darling,"
" Wildcat of Paris," " Two-Souled Woman,"
" Brazen Beauty," " Beautiful Beggar," " The
Virgin of Stamboul," " Outside the Law," " Rep-
utation "). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; dark
brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., Universal Studio,
Universal City, Cal.
DEAN. Kaye; stage career, "Friendly Enemies";
screen career, Jans (" Madonnas and Men,"
"Wings of Pride"), Selznick ("The Greatest
Iiove "), Metro ("A Message from Mars"),
Famous Players ("Proxies").
DEANE, Hazel; b. Perth, Australia; educ. San
Francisco, Cal.; stage career, 7 yrs. in vaud.;
screen career, Balboa ("Soft Soap"), Fox
("Money Talks"), National ("That Darned
Stocking," "Matrimoniacs" "Son of Tarzan," 3
" Bill Jones " Comedies). Chester Conklin
("Soft Boiled Yegg"), Universal ("Monkey
Movie Hero," "White Winged Monkey").
Hght., 5, 2%; wght., 120; blond hair, gray eyes.
Home ad., 5817 Virginia ave., Hollywood. Cal.;
Holly 2677.
DEARING, Ann; educ. High School, N. Y. C.;
screen career, World ("Tinsel"), Independent
Sales ("My Four Years in Germany"), Famous
Players ("Marie, Ltd.," "Career of Catherine
Bush"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 119; dark "brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 2 W. lllth st., N. Y. C.;
Univ. 5719.
De CORDOBA, Mercedes; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there;
studied 5 yrs. in Europe; stage career, with
Wm. Faversham in "The Hawk," French thea-
tre in "Les Luminenses," "The Wanderer,"
"Chu-Chin-Chow," also Shakespearean roles;
screen career, Edison, Famous Players ("Out of
a Clear Sky"), Universal. Hght., 5, 6; weight,
125; black hair and eyes. Ad., 77 East 89th
st.. N. Y. C.
DEELY, Barbara Lamarr; screen career. First
National ("Harriet and the Piper"), Fox
(" Little Grey Mouse," " Land of Jazz ").
DE FOREST, Patsey; b. Port Penn, Del.; educ.
Philadelphia and private sch. ; stage career,
small parts as a child, played with Francis
Bushman in stock; screen career, Lubin,
leads with O. Henry Stories ("Her Se-
cret," "Hugs and Hubbubs," "A Night in New
Arabia," "Lost in Dress Parade," "The Guilt-
Party," "The Last Leaf"), Vitagraph ("The
Love Doctor," "Alabaster Box"), 2 yrs. with
Larry Semon. Fox (" The Square Shooter,"
"Sunset Sprague "). Hght., 5; wght., 107;
auburn hair, dark brown eyes. Home ad., 446
N. Virgil ave., Los Angeles, Cal.; Wil. 1171.
De HAVEN, Flora Parker (Mrs. Carter De
Haven) ; b. Perth Amboy. N. J. ; stage exper.,
stk. in New Orleans, Klaw and Erlanger, " Blue-
beard," "Huckleberry Finn," "Hanky Panky " ;
vaud., queen in "Queen of the Moulin Rouge";
screen career, Universal (" The Mad Cap,"
' Youth of Fortune," " College Orphan "), 13
two-reel comedies for Goldwyn (" Excess Bag-
gage," "What Could be Sweeter"). Famous
Players ("Hoodooed," "Teasing the Soil"),
First Nat'l ("Twin Beds"). Home ad., 1844
N. Vine st., Hollywood, Cal.
DE LACY, May E.; educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career,
3 yrs. vaud.; screen career, 6 yrs., World
("Human Driftwood," " Tillie Wakes Up,"
"Wanted A Mother," "Gilded Cage"). Fox
("Romeo and Juliet," "Les Miserables "),
Metro ("Duchess of Doubt"), Famous
("Arms and the Girl," "The Magic Cup"),
Ziegfeld ("The Black Panther's Cub"). In-
ternational (" Woman God Changed," " Inside
the Cup"), Selznick ("The Gilded Butterfly,"
"Bucking the Tiger"). Hght, 5, 6; wght., 130;
light brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., 167 E. 61st
St., N. Y. C.; Plaza 6719.
De La MOTTE, Marguerite; b. Duluth, Minn.;
educ. San Diego, Cal.; screen career, H. B.
Warner ("The Pagan God," "For a Woman's
Honor"), Jesse D. Hampton ("A Sagebrush
Hamlet," "Dangerous Waters"), B. B. Hamp-
ton ("The Sagebrusher"), Jack Pickford ("In
Wrong"), Metro ("The Hope"). Vitagraph
("Trumpet Island"), Hodkinson ("The U. P.
Trail,' "The Broken Gate"), United Artists
("The Mark of Zorro," "The Nut"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 105; fair hair, hazel eyes. Home
ad., 1918 Pinehurst Road, Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 577912.
DELARO, Hattie; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
Packard Institute, Bklyn. ; stage career, with
Augustin Daly, Nat Goodwin and many mus.
corns.; orig. soubrette in Gilbert and Sullivan's
operas; also vaud.; screen career, Famous Play-
ers ("Old Homestead," "Resurrection"), Bio-
graph ("For the Sake of the Son of the House"),
Metro ("Awakening of Helena Richie"),
O. Henry series for Vitagraph ("Mind the Paint
Girl," "Marriage"), Rothapfel ("False Gods").
International ("April Follies"), Independent
("Gibson Upright"), and "Cardigan," grand
dames and "mother" roles. Hght., 5, 5; dark
hair, dark gray eyes. Home ad., 541 W. 124th
st., Apt. 15, N. Y. C.; Mngsde 2669.
DE L.OREZ. Claire; screen career, Fox (" The
Joyous Troublemaker," " The Queen of Sheba,"
" The Scuttlers ").
DE MOJEAN, Olga; b. Baltimore, Md. ; educ.
there and abroad; stage career, at 6 yrs. played
in "Leah, the Forsaken," with Kate Claxton,
Joe Murphy, in French, German, English and
Spanish in So. Amer. ; screen career, Uni-
versal ("Lasca,' "Line Runners," "The
Adorable Savage," "White Youth," "Wolves
of the North," "Lady of the Island"), also
with Thos. Ince. Hght., 6, 4; wght., 136; olive
complexion, hazel eyes, dark hair. Home ad.,
1435 Grand Canal, Venice, Calif.; studio, Uni-
versal City.
DEMPSEY, Pauline; screen career, Vera McCord
Prod. ("The Good-Bad Wife"), Bradley Prod.
("Women Men Love").
DEMPSTER, Carol; b. California; early career,
studied under Ruth St. Denis and toured as one
of Denishawn dancers; screen career, D. W.
Griffith prods. ("Romance of Happy Valley,"
"The Girl Who Stayed at Home," "Scarlet
Days," "The Love Flower," "Dream Street"),
First National ("Black Beach"). Ad.,
Griffith Studio. Mamaroneck, N, Y,
DE REMER, Rubye; b. Denver, Colo.; stage ca-
reer, Ziegfeld Girl, "Midnight Frolic"; screen
career, Rex Beach ("The Auction Block"),
Ivan -("Enlighten Thy Daughter"), Metro
("Pals First" and "The Great Romance," with
Harold Lockwood), Blackton ("Safe for Democ-
racy"), Famous Players ("Fires of Faith"),
Hodkinson ("His Temporary Wife," "The Pas-
sionate Pilgrim," " The Way Women Love,"
"Luxury," "The Unconquered Woman").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 122;_fair complexion, blond
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 33 W. 67th st., N. Y.
DESHON, Florence; b. Tacoma, Wash.; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, Belasco, "Seven Chances";
screen career, Goldwyn ("The Auction Block"),
Vitagraph ("The Other Man," "The Desire of
Women," "A Bachelor's Children," "Love
Watches," "The Cambric Mask"), Goldwyn
("Cup of Fury," "Dangerous Days," "The
Loves of Letty," " Duds," " Dollars and
Sense"), Tourneur ("Caleb West, Master
Diver," "Deep Waters"), Fox ("Twins of Suf-
fering Creek"), First Nat'l ("Curtain").
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 142; dark hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 6220 DeLongpre ave., Los Angeles,
Cal.; studio, Goldwyn, Culver City. Cal.
DEVEREAU, Frances; Bradley Prod. ("Dan-
gerous Love"), Federated ("Don't Leave Your
Husband ")
ACTRESSES
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De VORE, Dorothy; b. Fort Worth; educ. there
and Los Angeles; stage exper., 1 season vaud. ;
screen career, 15 comedies Lyons & Moran,
many Christie comedies, First Nat'l ("45 Min-
utes from Broadway"), Educational ("Mind
Your Business," "Naughty Mary Brown,"
"Movie Mad"), Universal ("The Magnificent
Brute"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 115; brown hair
and eyes. Ad., 4560 Hollywood Blvd., Los An-
geles, Cal. ; studio. Christie, Hollywood, Cal.
DIBLEY, Mary; screen career, Stoll-Pathe
("Lure of Crooning Water," "Garden of Res-
urrection ").
DICKSON, Dorothy; screen career, Metro ("The
Silver Lining"), Famous Players ("Paying the
Piper").
DIONE, Mme. Rose; screen career, Goldwyn
("The Woman and the Puppet," "The Great
Lover"), United Artists ("Suds"), Famous
Players ("Silk Hosiery"), Fox ("The Blush-
ing Bride ").
D1XON, Florence; screen career, opp. Earle Wil-
liams for Vitagraph ("Captain Swift"), Hod-
kinson ("The Silent Barrier"), Selznick ("The
Road of Ambition"), Film Market ("The
Supreme Passion ").
DORALDINA, Mile.; b. San Francisco, Cal.,
known as " international screen star and
world's greatest dancer." Stage career includes
" Road to Mandalay," " Step This Way,"
" Frivolities of 1920," " Red Dawn," vaudeville
headliner in " Doraldina's Sensational Review."
Screen career starred in first Rudyard Kipling
story adapted for screen (" Naulahka "), own
company (" The Woman Untamed "), Metro
("Passion Fruit"). Ad. Metro Pictures Cor-
poration, New York.
DORO, Marie; b. Duncannon, Pa., 1885; educ.
Peebles and Thompson Sch. and Miss Bronson's
Sen., N. Y. ; stage career, 1901, "Sherlock
Holmes" with Gillette, "Richest Girl," "Oliver
Twist," "Diplomacy," "Butterfly on the Wheel" ;
screen career, Famous, Lasky ("Oliver Twist,"
"The Lash," "Lost and Won"), Lasky-Para-
mount ("Heart's Desire"), Republic ("Twelve-
Ten") Pioneer ("Midnight Gambols"). Hght.,
5, 4; wght., 115; brown hair and eyes.
DREW, CORA; b. America; educ. there; stage
career, from babyhood to age of 22; screen ca-
reer, six yrs.. scenario and magazine arti-
cles, ("Where are My Children?"), Maclyn Ar-
buckle ("It's No Laughing Matter"), Fox
("When a Man Sees Red"), 2 yrs. stk. with
Griffith, Universal ("Prince of Ave. A"'), Fox
("Black Shadows"), Hodkinson ("The Kentucky
Colonel"), First Nat'l ("Nineteen and Phyl-
lis"), Robertson-Cole ("What's a Wife
Worth"). Hght., 5, 5; wght, 123; brown-gray
hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 1640 Wilcox Ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. Phone 579472.
DREW, Mrs. Sidney (Lucille McVey) ; b. Sedalia.
Mo., 1890; educ. Sedalia Coll. of Music, Ne-
braska Sch. of Expression; stage career, enter-
tainer for Redpath Lyceum, U. S. and Europe:
screen career, Vitagraph (playing comedies
directed by Sidney Drew), Famous Players
("Once a Mason," "The Amateur Liar," "Har-
old, the Last of the Saxons," "Bunkered," "A
Sisterly Scheme," "Unconventional Maida,"
"The Charming Mrs. Chase," "Stimulating Mrs.
Barton," "Emotional Miss Vaughn"), Vitagraph
("Cousin Kate"). Pathe ('"After Thirty").
DUBOIS, Helen; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Girl with the Jazz Heart"), Vitagraph ("Prin-
cess Jones ").
DUBREY, Clare; b. N. Y., 1893; educ. in con-
vents; stage career, stk.; screen career, Uni-
versal. Fox ("When Fate Decides"), Rob-Co'e
("Modern Husbands," "What Every Woman
Wants"), World ("The Devil's Trail"), Pathe
("The Old Maid's Baby," "The Sawdust Doll,"
"The World Aflame" ), Vitagraph ("The Wish-
ing Ring Man"), Selznick ("The Spite Bride"),
Ince ("Americanism"). Metro ("The Walk-
offs," "Heart of a Child") Hodkinson ("The
Green Flame," "House of Whispers"), Rob-
ertson Cole ("Life's Twist"), American ("The
Light Woman"), Pathe ("That Girl Mon-
tana"), First Nat'l ("My Lady's Latch Key").
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 130; auburn hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Metro Studio.
DUKE, Ivy; English actress; screen career,
George Clark ("Duke's Son"). Stoll ("Squan-
dered Lives," " The Lure of Crooning Water,"
" Testimony," " Garden of Resurrection.")
DUNBAR, Helen; b. N. Y. ; educ. Eden Hall, Pa.;
stage career, 16 yrs. in comic opera. Weber
and Fields, own rep. co., "The Little Minister";
screen career, Essanay, Metro, Lasky-Para-
mount ("The Squaw Man," "Young Mrs.
Winthrop," " City of Masks," " Behold My
Wife," " Sacred and Profane Love "), Realart
("You Never Can Tell," "Her First Elope-
ment," " The Little Clown," " House That
Jazz Built," " The Furnace "). Nathan Hirsh
Prod. (" Man of Courage "). Hodkinson
("Fighting Through"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
135; auburn hair, brown eyes. 524 No. Ardmore
ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Studio ad., Lasky.
DUNHAM, Maudie; b. Essex, England; educ.
Holmwood Coll., Westcllffe-on-Sea, England;
stage career, 5 yrs. musical comedy; screen
career, Samuelson (London) ("Lads of the Vil-
lage"), Barker (London) ("The Beetle"), Sam-
uelson (Cal.) ("Temporary Gentlemen"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 105; blond hair, brown eyes.
DUPRE, Louise; b. Atlanta, 1897; educ. Green-
ville College, S. C. ; stage career, 10 yrs., "Paid
in Full," "The Wolf," "Hanky Panky " ;
screen career. Pathe ("Perils of Pauline"),
Vitagraph, Famous Players, World, Mary Pick-
ford, as her understudy in " Pollyanna." Hght.,
5, 1; wght., 105; fair complexion, blonde hair,
violet eyes. Home ad., Hotel Richmond. 70 W.
46th St., N. Y. C., Bryant 8216.
DURFEE, Muita (Mrs. Roscoe Arbuckle) ; b.
Los Angeles, 1897; early career in rnus. com.
and vaud.; screen career, Keystone since 1913
as comedienne ("His Wife's Mistake," "Mick-
ey"). "The Rounders," "The Cabaret," "The
Sheriff,'" "Bright Lights"). Ad., 316 W.
97th St., N. Y. C.
DWYER, Ethel; b. Tarrytown, N. Y. ; educ.
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, mus. com. ;
screen career, Universal, Westart (" Cotton and
Cattle," "The Killer"), Screen Classics, Oscar
Apfel Prod. ("Ten Nights in a Bar Room").
Hght, 5, 4; wght., 124; fair complexion, black
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1533 W. 3rd St.,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Bensonhurst 5684-R.
DWYER, Ruth; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
N. Y. C. ; stage career, musical comedy 2 yrs.;
screen career, 1 yr. with Universal, Wistaria
("The Lurking Peril"). Hallmark ("The
Evil Eye"), Robertson-Cole ("The Stealers"),
Selznick-O'Brien ("Clay Dollars"). Hght., 5,
2%; wght., 120; blond hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
1533 West 3rd st., Brooklyn, N. Y.
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EATON, Jean; screen career, Fox (" The Mother
of His Children "), Realart ("Her First Elope-
EDDY, Helen Jerome; b. N. Y. C.; educ. Los
Angeles; screen career, Tourneur ("The County
Fair"), Mary Pickford ("Pollyanna"), Sol
Lesser ("One Man in a Million"), Pathe ("House
of Toys"), American ("Light Woman"), Guy
C. Smith ("The County Fair"), Famous
Players ("City Sparrow"), Dwan ("Forbidden
Thing"), Robertson-Cole ("First Born"), Hod-
kinson ("The Other Woman"). Hght., 5, 7;
wght., 135; dark hair and eyes. Home ad.,
1911 No. Van Ness ave., Los Angeles, Cal.;
Holly 3326.
EDGINGTON, Ida; educ. Fogg School, Nashville,
Tenn. ; screen career, series of Beauty Pictures
for the Screen Magazine of the Universal Film
Co., "The Burning Question," Catholic Art
Assn. Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 128; light brown
hair and dark eyes.
ELVIDGE, June C.; b. St. Paul, Minn., 1893;
educ. Penn. Coll.; early career, concert singer;
stage career, Winter Garden, " Passing Show of
1914"; screen career, world ("Stolen Orders,"
" The Quickening Flame," " The Love De-
fender," " The Moran Deadline," " Three Green
Eyes," " Coax Me," " His Father's Wife," " The
Woman of Lies," " Poison Pen," " The Steel
King"), Mayflower-Miller prod. ("The Call of
Yukon"). Hght.. 5, 9; wght., 135; brown hair
eyes. Ad., Bayside, L. I., N. Y.
EMERY, Maude; screen career, Equity ("For the
Soul of Rafael"), Vitagraph ("The Purple
Riders").
ESMONDE. Merceita (Mrs. Harry Northrup) ; b.
Phila., educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career, 5 yrs. with
Chas. Frohman; 'screen career, Empire All Star
Corp., Famous Players ("Less Than the Dust "
" Beautiful Adventure," " Oh, You Women "),
Pioneer ("Thoughtless Women"), First Natl.
("The Isle of Conquest"), Selznick ("The
Perfect Lover"), present affiliation "The
First Year " Comnany. Permanent ad.,
" Twelfth Night Club," 47 W. 44th St., New
York.
EVANS, Catharine; b. Alabama; educ. Notre
Dame Convent; stage career, stock; screen
career, Johnny Hines Co., Hugo Ballin Co.,
" Determination," Whitman Bennett Co.,
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 124; fair complexion, light
brown hair gray eyes. Home ad., 464 River-
side Drive, N. Y. C.
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
EVANS, Estelle; b. Dutmque, Iowa; educ. State
Normal schl. ; screen career, one yr. stk. Trian-
gle, Mary Pickford (" Daddy Long Legs,"
"Thru the Back Door"), William Fox ("Dark
Shadows "), Numa (" Return of Tarzan "), Sid
Chaplain ("King, Queen and Joker"), Allan
Holubar ("Man, Woman and Marriage"),
Anita Stewart ("The Invisible Fear"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 160; gray hair, dark eyes. Home
ad., 1436 S. Vermont ave., Los Angeles; West
2821.
EVERETT. Agnes; screen career, Realart ("The
Stolen Kiss," "Sinners"), Vitagraph ("The
Vice of Fools ").
EYTON, Bessie; b. Santa Barbara, Cal.; educ.
there; screen career, Selig ("The Crisis,"
"Heart of Texas Ryan," "City of Purple
Dreams," "The Smoldering Flame," "The Love
of Madge O'Mara," "The Sole Survivor," "The
Still Alarm," "Victor of the Plot," "Law North
of 65"), Paramount ("Way of a Man with a
Maid," "A Lady in Love"), Metro ("Man of
Honor"), Vitagraph ("The Usurper").
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FAIR, Elinor; b. Richmond, Va., 1903; educ.
priv. schls. and priv. tuition here and abroad;
stage career, mus. com. at Alcazar Theatre;
screen career. RofoertsoVi-Cole (" Kismet "),
George Loane Tucker ("Miracle Man"), Selz-
nick ("Broadway and Home"), Vitagraph
("It Can't Be Done"), Mary 'Pickford ("Thru
the Back Door"). Hght.. 5, 4; wght., 120;
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., Engstrum
Apts., Los Angeles, Calif.
FAIRBANKS, Gladys; b. 1889 and educ. Halifax.
N. S. ; stage career, stock, "Poor Little Rich
Girl," "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,"
"Redemption," 1918; screen career, Famous
Players ("The Poor Little Rich Girl"), Metro
("The Outsider"), Rankin Drew ("Who's Your
Neighbor?"), Goldwyn ("Our Little Wife,"
"The Face in the Dark"). Hght., 5, 8; wght..
135; light brown hair, dark grey eyes. Ad.,
421 East 64th St., N. Y. C. ; Rhinelander 300.
FAIRE. Virginia Brown; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1904;
educ. there; screen career, 9 pictures for Uni-
versal, Goldwyn ("Doubling for Romeo"),
Rudyard Kipling ("Without Benefit of
Clergy"), Hght., 5, 2; wght.. 115; hair, black;
eyes, brown.
FARLEY, Dorothea, also scenario writer; b. Chi-
cago; educ. Rockford, 111., Seminary, Valpa-
raiso Conservatory; stage career, since age of
3, s f arred in own stk. co for several yrs., in
dram. stk. and mus. com. ; screen career, Es-
sanay, American, Universal, Keystone, Fox
Sunshine, series of six Century Comedies now
connected with Mack Sennett Prod. (" Small
Town Idol," " Heartbalm "). Permanent ad.,
1526 N. Mariposa ave., Los Angeles.
FARRAR, Geraldine; b. Melrose, Mass.; educ.
Europe and America; stage career, from -1901,
debut as Marguerite in "Faust" at Royal Opera
House, Berlin, member Royal Opera House,
Berlin, and Metropolitan Opera Co., N. Y., has
appeared in many operatic roles, one of the
greatest living prima donnas; screen career,
Lasky ("Carmen," "Joan the Woman," "The
Jaguar's Claws"), Artcraft ("The Woman God
Forgot"), Goldwyn ("The Stronger Vow,"
"Shadows,"' "World and Its Woman," "Flame'
of the Desert," " The Woman and the Pup-
pet "), Asso. Exhib. ("The Riddle: Woman").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; black hair, gray eyes.
Permanent ad., Metropolitan Opera House,
N. Y. C.
FARRINGTON, Adele; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
Lindenwood Coll., St. Charles, Mo.; stage ca-
reer, comic opera leads with Amelia Bingham,
Florence Roberts, 7 yrs. Belasco Stk Co.; screen
career, Bosworth, Inc. ("Country Mouse"),
Morosco ("Marcillina's Millions," "Roadside
Inn"), Lasky ("House of Silence," "Something
to Do"), Jesse Hampton ("Fugitive from Mat-
rimony "), Lasky ("Too Much Johnson"),
Carew (" Rio Grande "), Fairbanks (" Molly
Coddle"), Hampton ("The Spenders"), Vita-
rraph ("Black Beauty"), Selznick ("The
'alace of Darkened Windows"). Hght., 5, 5;
wght., 150; light hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
2159 Fairfield ave., Los Angeles; phone 578341.
FA YE, Julia; screen career, Paramount (" Old
Wives for New," "Six Best Cellers," "Don't
Change Your Husband," " Something to
Think About," " Life of the Party," " Forbid-
den Fruit," " Male and Female "). Realart
(" The Snob ").
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FAZENDA, Louise; b. Lafayette, Ind., 1895; educ.
St. Mary's Convent, and L. A. High School,
Los Angeles; stage career, short season stock;
screen career, Universal, Keystone, Sennett-
Paramount ("The Kitchen Lady," "Her First
Mistake," "Her Screen Idol," "The Village
Chestnut," "The Village Smithy," "The Fool-
ish Age," "Hearts and Flowers," "Treating
' Em Rough," " Back to the Kitchen," " It's
a Boy," " Fireside Brewer," " Astray from the
Steerage," "Wedding Bells Out of Tune"),
Sennett-Untted Artists (" Down on the
Farm") Sennett-First Nat'l ("Married Life").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 138; light hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., 1132 LeMoyne ave., Los Angeles; studio,
Mack Bennett Comedies, Los Angeles, Cal.;
Wilshire 1222.
FERGUSON, Elsie Louise; b. N. Y. C. ; educ.
Normal College, N. Y. ; stage career, star in
"Such a Little Queen"; screen career, Famous
Players Productions last two ("Sacred and Pro-
fane Love," "Footlights"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
125; golden hair, blue eyes.
FERGUSON, Helen; b. Decatur, 111., 1901; educ.
Chicago; screen career, Blackton, Metro, Vita-
graph ("The Gamblers"), Goldwyn ("Going
Some"), Fox ("Shod With Fire," "Challenge
of the Law," "Just Pals"), Vitagraph ("Ro-
mance Promoters"), Universal ("Freeze Out").
Hght, 5, 3; wght., 115; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., 1765-C N., Bronson ave., Los Angeles.
FERRARI, Fanny; screen career, First National
(" Passion's Playground "), Robertson-Cole
(" Kismet ").
FIELD, Elinor; b. Plymouth, Pa., 1902; educ.
L. A. Poly. High; screen career, Sennett Come-
dies, 18 mos. : Christie Comedies, 7 mos.. Strand
Comedies, 10 mos. National (" Hearts and
Masks," "The Kentucky Colonel"), Universal
("Once to Every Woman"), Pathe ("The Blue
Moon "), Vitagraph (" The Purple Rider ").
Hght., 5, 1; wght., 102; blond hair, hazel eyrs.
Ad., 827 Glendale ave., Glendale, Cal.; studio,
National, Los Angeles.
FIELDING, Margaret; b. Louisville, Ky. ; educ.
New York: stage career, leading woman in stk.
with Keith for* 6 yrs., 2 yrs. in vaud. ; screen,
career. Fox ("The Moon Sprite," "Every Girl's
Dream," " The Mischief Maker," " The Straight
Way"), Serico ("The Jeweled Hand"). Hght.,
5, 5%; wght., 125; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
FINCH. Flora; b. England; educ. English private
school; stage career, began with Ben Greet
in England, also in vaud.; screen career, Vita-
graph ("A Night Out"), Biograph, Pathe-
Thanhouser ("Prudence, the Pirate"), Flora
Finch Film, Capellani ("Oh, Boy"), Flagg-
Paramount ("The Unwelcome Guest"), Black-
ton ("Dawn"). Film Frolics ("His Better
Half"), First Nat'l ("Lessons in Love").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 110; fair complexion, dark
hair, blue-gray eyes. Home ad., 253 W. 42nd
St., N. Y. C.
FISHER, Maggie Halloway; screen career, Real-
art ("Jenny, Be Good"), Pathe ("Sherry").
FISHERv Margarita; Began stage career at age
of 8; screen career, American ("The Quest,"
"Miracle of Life"), Equitable ("The
Dragon"), Pollard Picture Plays ("Pearl
of Paradise," " Miss Jackie of the Navy," " The
Little Girl Who Wouldn't Grow Up," " The
Butterfly Girl," "The Devil's Assistant"),
American ("Molly Go Get 'em," "Jilted Jane,"
" Ann's Finish." " Square Deal," " Primitive
Woman," " Mantle of Charity," " Put Up Your
Hands," " Trixie-from-Broadway," " The Week
End." Hght., 5; wght., 115; copper color hair,
gray eyes.
FISHER, Millicent; screen career. Ince-Para-
mount-Artcraft ("Alarm Clock Andy"),
Nathan Rirsh Prod. ("The Man of Courage").
FITZ-GERAL.D, Cissy; stage career, mgmt. Charles
Frohman; screen career, Vitagraph ("The Win-
some Widow," "How Cissy Made Good," "The
Accomplished Mrs. Thompson," "Cissy's Inno-
cent Wink," " Curing Cissy) ; producing series
of comedies, " Cissy and Bertie," first release,
" Cissy's Funnymoon."
F1TZROY, Emily; screen career, Vitagraph
("Deadline at Eleven"), Realart ("New York
Idea," "Out of the Chorus"). Famous Players
("Frisky Mrs. Johnson"), Cosmo ("Straight
is the Way ").
FLEMING, Alice, b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ. there
and Stibb's Seminary, Newark, N. J. ; stage
career, leading woman in stk. cos., screen
career Gasnier (" The Beloved Cheater "), Fox
("His Greatest Sacrifice"). Famous Players
("The Conquest of Canaan"). Hght.. 5, 6%;
wght., 138; medium complexion, dark red-
brown hair, green eyes. Home ad., 58 E. 96th
St., N. Y. C.; Lenox 5342.
ACTRESSES
221
FLEMING, Ethel; b. N. Y. C.; educ. Cleveland,
O. ; stage exper., 2 seasons stk. and road cos.;
screen career, Famous Players, Edison, Fox,
Triangle ("The Pretender," "Silent Rider,"
"Tencterfoot Schoolmaster." "Smiles," "Pas-
sions Three"), Robertson-Cole ("Modern Hus-
bands"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 115; blond hair,
blue eyes.
FORDE, Eugenie; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. N. Y. C.;
stage career, from 1898, with George Munroe,
Chauncey Olcott, Wm. Faversham, Blanche
Walsh; screen career, 7 yrs. Christie Com-
edies, Selig, American (" Send Him Away
with a Smile"), Goldwyn ("Sis Hopkins"
with Mabel Normand, "Strictly Confidential"),
American ("Fair Enough"). Universal ("The
Road to Divorce," "The Virgin of Stamboul ").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 139; complexion dark,
brown eyes, dark brown hair. Home ad., 5856
Carlton Way, Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly 3779.
FORREST, Ann; b. Denmark, 1897; educ. Den-
mark; screen career, American, Universal ("The
Birth of Patriotism," "The Midnight Man"),
Triangle ("The Tar Heel Warrior"), Lasky
("The Grim Game," "The Prince Chap"), Allan
Dwan ("A Splendid Hazard"), Goldwyn ("Dan-
gerous Days," "The Great Accident"), Para-
mount ("Behold My Wife," "The Faith
Healer"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 104; blond hair,
blue eyes. Home ad.. Box 807, Laurel Canyon.
Calif.
FORREST, Edith; educ. high sch. and college,
Mich.; stage career, 10 yrs. dramatic leads in
prod, stock and vaud. ; screen ca.reer, Selz-
nick ("The Imp"), Vitagraph ("The Golden
Shower"), Metro ("The Lifted Veil"), Frohman
("The Invisible Ray). Hght., 5, 5; wght.,
140; red 'hair, blue eyes. Ad., 270 W. 39th st.,
N. Y. C. ; Greeley 2429.
FOSTER, May; screen career, First National
(" 45 Minutes from Broadway "), Goldwyn
("Milestones"), Fox ("Two Moons").
FOX, Lucy; screen career, Vitagraph (" The
Winchester Woman," "The Flaming Clue"),
American Cinema-United ("Women Men
Forget "), Pathe (" The Empire of Dia-
monds"), Realart ("Something Different").
FOX, Virginia; b. and educ. Charleston, W. Va. ;
screen career, Senr.ett ("Fickle Fancy"),
Buster Keaton ("Neighbors," "Haunted
House," "Hard Luck," "The Goat"), Dunn
("Monkey Business"). Hght., 5; wght., 110;
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 41980 Grand
Avenue., Los Angeles; Pico 571.
FRANCISCO, Betty; screen career, Hampton-
Pathe ("A Broadway Cowboy"), Realart
("The Furnace"), Paramount - Artcraft
("Midsummer Madness").
FREDERICK, Pauline; b. Boston, Mass.; educ.
Boston private sch. ; stage career, "Rog-er
Brothers" successes. "Princess of Kensington."
"Little Gray Lady," "Toddles," "When Knights
Were Bold" "Samson" with Gillette, "Joseph
and His Brethren," "Innocent" (starred) ;
screen career. Famous Players ("Mrs. Dane's
Defense," "A Daughter of the Old South,"
"Xa-x,a," "La Tosca." "Fedora"), Goldwyn
("Woman on the Index," "Bonds of Love,"
"Fear Woman," "Peace of Roaring River,"
"Loves of Letty," "One Week of Life," "The
Paliser Case," " Roads of Destiny," " Madame
X "). Robertson-Cole ("Slave of Vanity,"
" Mistress of Shenstone," " Salvage." " Sting
of the Lash"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 134; brown
hair and blue eyes. Ad., home, 503 Sunset
Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; phone 559-146.
FROST. Lorraine; stage career, " The Unknown
Purple"; screen career, Realart ("Sinners,"
"The Deep Purple"), First National ("Truth
About Husbands ").
FULLER, Dale; b. Santa Anna, Calif. ; educ. Mills
College, Calif. ; stage career, musical comedy,
stock; screen career, Mack Sennett, Triangle,
Sunshine Comedies, Universal ("Foolish
Wives"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 110-118; dark hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., 1124 Echo Park Ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilshire 3896.
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GALE, Alice; b. Phila., Pa., 1868; educ. Phila.
Hign Schls. ; stage career, with Nat Goodwin.
Leslie Carter, James O'Neil, Marie Doro, Otis
Skinner, Billie Burke, Louis Mann, Booth, 5
yrs. at the Grand Opera House Pittsburg, 3 yrs.
at Girard Ave. theatre, Phila. ; 1 yr. at Proc-
tor's Fifth Ave.; screen career, Fox ("The Darl-
ing of Paris," "The New York Peacock,"
"Camille"), Select Pictures ("Magda"), Para-
Artcraft ("L' Apache").
GANE, Vivian; b. Brookville, Kans.; educ. Kansas
City; screen career, leading lady in series of Al
Jennings' pictures, including "The Outlaw's
Alibi," "The Deputy Marshal's Wife," "When
Outlaws Meet." Hght., 5, 4; wght., 123; light
brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 1224 West
41st st., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 26332;
studio, Capital Film Co., Hollywood, Calif.
GARDELLE, Yvonne; screen career, Paramount-
Artcraft ("The Tree of Knowledge"), Robert-
son-Cole (" Occasionally Yours ").
GARRISON, Elizabeth; screen career, Metro
("Nothing But the Truth"); First National
("The Perfect Woman." "Truth About Hus-
bands"). Vitagraph ("The Vice of Fools").
GAUNTIER, Gene; also scenario 1st; b. Wells-
ville, Mo.; educ. studied drama in Berlin;
stage career, stk. ; screen career, author and
lead biblical film "From Manger to the Cross,"
Kalem ("Colleen Bawn," "Girl Spy Series,"
"Tragedy of the Desert," "Down Through the
Ages"), Gene Gauntier Feature Players ("In
the Form of a Hypnotist," "Daughter of the
Confederacy"), 50 Kalem Irish dramas. Home
ad., 3000 Prospect ave., Kansas City, Mo.
GENTRY, Gladys; b. Louisville, Ky. ; educ. Mrs.
Ely's Sch., N. Y., The Willeton Sch. for Girls,
London, Eng. ; screen career, Metro, Famous
Players, " The Man Who," " Out of the
Chorus," Gouverneur Morris's special, " The
Jade Necklace." Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 106;
dark complexion, dark hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
904 Fitzgerald Bldg., N. Y. C.
GEORGE, Gladys; screen career, Paramount
("Red Hot Dollars," "Woman in the Suit-
case," " Below the Surface," " The Easy Road,"
"Chickens"), Asso. Prod. ("Homespun
Folks"). Realart ("House that Jazz Built").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 102; auburn hair, dark hazel
GEORGE, Maud; b. Riverside, Gal., 1890; educ.
Los Angeles; stage career, Burbank stock, Los
Angeles, 2 seasons with Conrad Le Marie over
Orpheum circuit played in "Tne Sum n s i< a-
vorite" for 1 season; screen career, Universal
("Idle Wives," "Shadows of Suspicion," "Even
as You and I," "Heart Strings"), Artcraft
("Blue Blazes Rawden"), Ince-Para. ("The
Marriage Ring"), Vitagraph ("A Rogue's Ro-
mance"), Pathe ("The Midnight Stage"), Rob.-
Cole ("The Lamb and the Lion"), Universal
("The Devil's Pass Key"), Goldwyn
("Madame X," "Roads of Destiny"). Hght.,
5, 7; stately type, olive complexion, black hair,
dark brown eyes. Studio ad.. Universal City,
Calif.
GERBER, Neva; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. Immacu-
late Heart Coll.; screen career, with Edwin
August in "The Awakening," Metro ("The
Great Secret"), Universal ("The Prodigal
Widow." "Like Wildfire," "Caught in the Act,"
"The Phantom Ship," "The Spindle of Life,"
"Roped," "The Trail of the Octopus," "The
Screaming Shadow"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 112;
light brown hair, brown eyes. Ad. 217 N.
Western ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 560576.
GETWELL, Anetha; b. Washington, D. C. ; edu-
cated Springfield, 111., and Normal College,
Chicago; screeen career, Amer. Cinema "Win-
digo'; Brewster Prods. ("Love's Deduction,"
"Dream of Fair Women"), Pantheon Picture
Corp., "On the Back Lot." Athlete, versatile
dancer. Hght., 5, 6; wght., 132; blonde hair,
blue eyes, fair complexion. Ad., 904 Fitzgerald
Bldg., 1482 Broadway Phone 5506 New York.
GIBSON, Helen; b. Cleveland, Ohio, educ. Cen-
tral High, Cleveland; early career, rodeo
rider; screen career, Universal ("The Dyna-
mite Special," "Man of God," "The Run of the
Yellow Mail," "The Frustrated Holdup," "Fight-
ing Mad"), number of 2-reel releases, Capital
Film ("Peril of the Rails," "When Seconds
Count," "Border Watch Dogs," "The Ghost of
Canyon Diablo," "The Robber of the Golden
Star," "Trail of the Rails," "Tapped Wires"),
Helen Gibson Prod. ("No Man's Woman"),
Spencer ("The Wolverine," "Girl of Gopher
City'"). Hght., 5, 6; wght, 142; brown hair,
hazel eyes, olive complexion. Ad. home, 4514%
Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles; phone 599270;
studio, Herman.
GILL, Helen; stage career, "Business Before
Pleasure," original "Fair and Warmer," "Ex-
perience"; screen career, lead in Selznick Pic-
tures ("Youthful Folly"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
135; dark hair and eyes.
GILMORE. Helen; screen career, David Butler
Prod. ("Fickle Women"), Universal ("The
Blazing Trail ").
GISH, Dorothy; b. Dayton, O., 1898; stage career
from 1902; screen career, Biograph, Reliance-
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Majestic, Fine Arts ("The Little Yank," "Chil-
dren of the Feud," "That Colby Girl"), Griffith
("Hearts of the World"), Paramount ("Battling
Jane," "The Hope Chest," "The Hun Within,"
"Boots," "I'll Get Him Yet," "Peppy Polly,"
"Nugget Nell," "Out of Luck," "Turning the
Tables," " Mary Ellen Comes to Town," " Re-
modelling Her Husband." " Little Miss Re-
bellion," " Flying Pat," " Ghost in the Gar-
ret "). Hght., 5; blue eyes, fair hair. Ad.,
Griffith Studio, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
GISH, Lillian; b. Springfield, O., 1896; educ. fin-
ishing schl.; stage career, from 1902; screen
career, from 1912 engaged by Griffith for Bio-
graph stock; went with Griffith to Reliance-
Majestic and Fine Arts ("Birth of a Nation,"
"Intolerance," "Souls Triumphant"), Grifflth-
Artcraft, "Hearts of the World," "The Great
Love," "The Greatest Thing in Life," "Ro-
mance of Happy Valley," "Broken Blossoms,"
"True-Heart Susie"), First National ("The
Greatest Question "), Paramount (directed
"Remodelling Her Husband"). Griffith ("Way
Down East").
GLAUM, Louise; b. nr. Baltimore; educ. Mary-
land; stage career, stk and several prod.; screen
career, Thos. H. Ince ("The Wolf Woman,"
"The Sweetheart of the Doomed," "Love and
Justice," "Golden Rule Kate"), J. Parker
Read, Jr. ("Sahara," "Lone Wolf's Daugh-
ter," " Sex," " Love," " Love Madness," " The
Leopard Woman," "I am Guilty"). Hght., 5, 5;
wght, 118; brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad. J.
Parker Read, Jr., Prods., Thos. H. Ince Studio,
Los Angeles, Calif.; phone W. 62.
GLYNNE, Mary; screen career ("The Hundredth
Chance"), Paramount ("The Call of Youth").
GODOWSKY, Dagmar; screen career. Universal
("The Forged Bride," "The Path She Chose,"
" Hitchin' Posts," " The Marriage Pit," " Honor
GOLDEN, Ruth Fuller; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Los
Angeles; screen career, Vitagraph comedies,
(" Over the Garden Wall," " Cupid Fore-
closes," " Pegeen "), Universal ("Human
Stuff," "Blue Streak McCoy"). Hght., 5. 7;
wght, 128; light brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
1729 Wiiiona Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly
2216.
GORDON, Eva; b. Alsace-Lorraine; educ. there;
stage career, Berlin with Harry Walden, stock;
screen career, Union Film Co. in Berlin, Great
Northern Film Co. in Copenhagen, Metro
("Under Suspicion"), World ("The Black Cir-
. cle"), Hallmark ("The Chains of Evidence"),
Jack London Film Co. ("The Star Rover"),
Fox ("The White Moll"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
135; blond hair hazel eyes.
GORDON, Julia Swayne; b. Columbus, O.; educ.
there; stage career, stk., vaud. and prod.;
screen career Vitagraph ("The Soul Master,"
"'Son of the Hills," "The Message of the
Mouse," "Soldiers of Chance," "The Hillman,"
"Over the Top," "The Soap Girl," "Love
Watches," "The Captain's Captain," "The. Girl
Problem," "Miss Dulcie from Dixie"), Black-
ton-Pathe ("The Moonshine Trail"), Selz-
nick ("Greater Than Fame"), Pathe ("Lift-
ing Shadows"), Abramson ("A Child For
Sale"). Cosmo ("Heliotrope," "Passionate
Pilgrim"), Metro ("The Silver Lining").
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 355 W. 51st st., N. Y.
GORDON Maude Turner; b. Franklin, Ind., 1870;
educ. Oxford, O., and Franklin Coll. Ind.; stage
career, 16 N. Y. prod., including "Nothing u
the Truth," "Divorcons," "Melting of Molly";
screen career, Fox, Goldwyn ("The Danger
Mark"), World ("Home," "Bringing Up Betty,"
"The Oakdale Affair"), Gaumont ("Making Her
His Wife"), Selznick ("The Honeymoon"), 3
pictures with Marguerite Clark and 3 with
Pauline Frederick, Famous ("Price of Posses-
sion"), "Enchantment" with Marion Davies,
unnamed picture with Pearl White. Hght..
5, 7%; wght, 150; white hair, blue gray
eyes. Ad., Flanders Hotel, N. Y. C.
GORDON, Sadie; screen career, Metro (" Old
Lady 31 "). Goldwyn (" Bunty Pulls the
String ").
GORDON, Vera; b. Russia; educ. there; stage
. career, Jacob P. Adler Stk. Co., with Sam Lie-
vert in vaud., "The Land of the Free" with
Florence Nash, "Why Worry" with Fannie
Brice, "The Gentile Wife" with Emily Stevens;
screen career, Universal ("Sorrows' of Israel"),
International (" Humoresque "), Goldwyn
("North Wind's Malice"), Selznick. ("The
Greater Love"). Hght., 5, 5%; wght., 165;
black hair and eyes. Brooklyn, N. Y.
GORE, Rosa: screen career. Universal (" La, La,
Lucille," " Pink Tights," " Once to Every
Woman," "Colorado"), Robertson - Cole
(" The Mistress of Shenstone ").
GRAHAM, Mary; b. Denver, Colo.; educ. McGill
Univ., Montreal, Cana. ; stage career, "Igno-
rance "; screen career, Lubin (" The Man Worth
While"), Hillfield, Inc. ("Woman's Man"),
Romaine Fielding Prod. (" In Arizona,"
"Stampede"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 127; fair
complexion, medium brown hair, dark gray
eyes. Home ad., 50 W. 94th St.. N. Y. C.
River., 7858; studio ad., Victor, 43d St. & 12th
Ave., N. Y. C.
GRAHAME-THATCHER, Mrs. J.; also director;
b. Mobile, Ala.; educ. there and College of
Wolfe Hall Denver; stage career, 9 yrs. at
Madison St. Opera House, Chicago, with George
Beban, Pearl Alexander, burlesque with Sam
T. Jack; screen career, Metro-Yorke with Harold
Lockwood, Exhibitors Film Co., Tri-State Pic-
tures, own co. Mayotha Picture Players, Cos-
mopolitan ("Oh, Teddy," "Reggie's Regenera-
tion"). Hght., 5. 6; wght., 150; clear complex-
ion, silvery gray hair, blue gray eyes. Studio
ad., Cosmopolitan Film Corp., Kansas City, Mo.
GREELEY, Evelyn; b. Lexington, Ky. ; educ.
Frances Shimer Acad. and Univ. School for
Girls; stage career, Poli Players Stock; screen
career, Essanay, Dixie Film Co., World ("The
Road to France," " The Allies," " Hit or Miss,"
" Bringing Up Betty." " The Oakdale Affair,"
"Me and Captain Kidd"), Oscar Apfel Prod.
("Phil for Short"), Macaulay ("Diane of Star
Hollow"); Fox. Hght, 5, 3T wght., 115; light
hair, brown eyes. Ad., Colonial Studios Bldg.,
39 W. 67th St.. N. Y. C.
GREEN, Dorothy; b. Petrograd, Russia, 1895;
educ. N. Y. ; screen career, Lasky ("Country
Boy"), Fox ("A Parisian Romance"), Metro
("Devil at His Elbow"). International
("Patria"), World ("Women and Wine,"
" The Grouch," " The American Way," " The
Praise Agent," "Forest Rivals"), Paramount
("The Dark Star"), Perret-Pathe ("The A B
C of Love"). Independent ("Good Bad
Wife"), Hght., 5, 6; wght., 118; black hair,
green eyes. Ad., home, 121 St. Nicholas Ave..
N. Y. C.
GREEN, Helen; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Georgetown
Convent, Wash., D. C. ; stage exper., 1 yr.
played Love in "Experience," 6 mos. stk. ;
screen career, World, Metro ("The Amazon,"
"On the Quiet," "In Again. Out Again"),
Sub-Deb series ("Woman and Wife," "Honey-
moon for Three "), Paramount-Artcraft
("Wanted, a Husband," "Easy to Get"),
Goldwyn ("The Truth"). Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
125; light hair, gray eyes. Ad., 21 W. 46th St..
N. Y. C. ; Bryant 4194.
GREEN, Margaret; b. N. Y.. 1892; educ. there;
stage career, "Seven Keys to Baldpate," "Broad-
way Jones," vaud.; screen career, Pathe ("Ne-
dra"), Mirror, Unity, Ivan ("One Law for
Both"), Pathe ("The Angel Factory"), Pars-
mount ("A Sporting Chance").
GREENE, Lillian; screen career, Bradley Prod.
("Dangerous Love"), Federated ("Don't
Leave Your Husband").
GREENWOOD, Winifred; b. Gonoseo, N. Y. ; .stJige
career, vaud., stock; headed own co. ; screen
career, American ("Lying Lips," "Ueclaina-
tion." "Dust," "The Two Orphans"), La.sk y
("The Crystal Gazer"), Universal ("The Derid-
ing Kiss"), Hodkinson ("Come Again Smith"),
Paramount ("Maggie Pepper," "Men, YVomen
and Money," " The Lottery Man,". " Sick-u-
Bed," "The Life of the Parly," "The Faith
Healer, " The Dollar a Year Man," " Sacred
and Profane Love"), Realart. ("Jerry").
Permanent ad., 44 Sunset Ave., Venice, Cnl.
GREY, Olga; b. Budapest, Hungary; educ. Loa
Angeles and N. Y. C. ; early career, concert
pianist; screen career, American ("When a
Man Rides Alone," "Trixle from Broadway"),
Griffith ("Intolerance"), Triangle ("Luro of
Wanton Eyes"), Pathe ("Third Eye"). light.,
5, 7; wght., 141; brown hair and eyes. Jloine
ad., 1488 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Main 5284.
GRIFFITH, Cecilia Frances; 1>. Bo.slon; educ.
thf-re; stage career, "Everyman," "(Jirl From
Rector's"; screen career, Metro ("The Yellow
Streak," "The Kiss of Hate," "Notorious Gal-
lagher"). Now playing in vaudeville. Tight.,
5, 6%; wght., 165; blond complexion, red hair,
gray eyes; write scenarios. Ad., home, 19
Adams st., Dorch.esl.er/ Jvlas.s.
GRIFFITH, Corinne; b. Texarkana, Tex.; ethic.
Sacred Heart Convent, New Orleans; profes-
sional dancer 1 yr. before beginning Hcreen ca-
ACTRESSES
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reer with Western Vitagraph ("The Last Man,"
"Love Watches," "Miss Ambition"); ingenue
leads, later with Earle Williams; Vitagraph
("The Adventure Shop," "Thin Ice," "A Gir'l
at Bay," "The Girl Problem," "The Unknown
Quantity," " The Climbers," " Deadline at
Eleven," " The Garter Girl," " Bab's Candi-
date," " The Whisper Market," " Human Col-
lateral," " Broadway Bubble," " It Isn't Being
Done This Season," " What's Tour Reputation
Worth"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; light com-
plexion, light brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
Vitagraph Studio, Brooklyn, N. Y.
GRIFFITH, Katherine; b. San Francisco, Calif.;
stage career, 15 .yrs.; screen career, Universal
("Snow White," "Talk of the Town"), L-Ko
Comedies, Vitagraph ("Irish Princess"), Lasky
("Vicky Van," "Little Princess"), Artcraft
"Huckleberry Finn"), Mary Pickford ("Polly-
anna"), Equity ("Mid-Channel"). Hght, 5,
7; wght., 165; black hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
1232 Gower St., Los Angeles, Calif. ; -Holly 2491.
GUINAN, "Texas"; b. Waco, Texas, 1891; sta,,-c
career, 6 yrs., Winter Garden Revues, Klaw &
Erlanger, Shubert, John Cort, etc., "Hop O* My
Thumb" in London; screen career, Triangle,
World ("The Gun Woman," "Fuel of Life,"
"Love Brokers"), Frohman Amuse. ("The She-
Wolf") Hght, 5, 6; wght, 136; light hair, blue
eyes. Permanent address, 17 W. 8th st., N. Y.
H
IIACKETT, Lillian; b. Chicago, 1899; educ.
Mich.; stage career, stk. in Detroit; screen ca-
reer, Universal (" Once a Plumber," " Blue
Sunday"), Hallroom Boys ("Hired and
Fired "), Edna Schley Prod. (" Down the
Line"). Fox ("Don't Tickle"). Hght., 5;
wght., 99; brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
5502 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal. ;
phone 597540.
HAGAN, Dorothy; screen career, Hodkinson
("The Westerners"), Universal ("Forged
Bride," "The Smart Sex"). Pathe ("One
Hour Before Dawn ").
HAINES, Rea; screen career, Paramount ("Mary
Ellen Comes to Town," "Always Audacious"),
Vitagraph ("A Master Stroke"), D. N. Schwab
("Smiling All the Way"), Metro ("Uncharted
Seas ").
HALE, Florence; many years on the stage in
classic and melo-dramatic productions, includ-
ing a wide range of characterizations in dra-
matic stock companies. Eight years experience
in moving pictures under the direction of Cecil
B. DeMille, Thos. H. Ince, Charles Giblyn,
Charles Miller, Richard Stanton, Reginald
Barker, Scott Sidney, Raymond West, Jay Hunt,
etc. Character actress. Age, 51; hght, 5, 6;
wght., 155 Ibs. Ad., 6619 St. Francis Court;
Phone Holly 3719.
HALL., Mary; screen career, Fox ("The Shark"),
Universal ("The Smart Sex").
HALL, Ella; b. N. Y., 11)7; educ. there; stag
career, "Grand Army Man"; screen career,
Biograph, Reliance, Universal ("A Jewel in
Pawn," "The Little Orphan," "Bitter Sweet,"
"The Charmer," "The Spotted Lily," "We Are
French," "My Little Boy," "Green Magic"),
Paralta ("Heart of Rachael"), Bluebird
("Which Woman"), Artcraft ("Under ti -.
Top"), Francis Ford Serial ("The Gates of
Doom"). Home ad., 1834 El Cerrita Place,
Hollywood, Cal. ; studio, Francis Ford Studio.
HALL, Lillian; "b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1897; cdu^.
H. S. and business college there: stage ext T.
stock in Phil.; screen career, Beth in Wm.
A. Brady's "Little Women"; Norma Talmadge
("The Safety Curtain"), Mutual ("Her Second
Husband," "Wanted for Murder") THanei*
("Taxi"\ Fox ("My Little Sister"), World
(" Coax Me "), Rex Beach (" Going Some "),
Pathe ("Sherry"), David Butler ("Fickle
"Women"), Robertson-Cole ("An Arabian
Knight"), Asso. Prod. ("Last of the Mohi-
cans"), Universal ("A Shocking Night"), Fox
("Oliver Twist, Jr."), opposite Antonio Moreno,
Vitagraph. Hght., 5; wght., 100; blond hair,
dark blue eyes. Ad., Hotel Van Nuys, Los An-
geles, CaJ
IIALLOR, Edith; stage career, Ziegfeld "Follies."
"Intoxication" in "Experience"; starred in
Comstook & Gest's "Leave It to Jane,"
with Wm. Collier in "Nothing But Lies";
screen career, dramatic lead in 6 pictures with
Weber Prods., Selznick. Republic ("The Blue
Pearl," "Children of Destiny"). Paramount
("The Inside of the Cup"). Hght., 5. 6%; wght.,
135; auburn hair, hazel eyes.
HAMMERSTELN, Elaine; b. -1897; granddaughter
of Oscar Hammerstein, operatic impresario;
educ. Armitage Coll.. Pa.; stage career, in
"The Trap," later lead in "High Jinks": screen
career, Jewell Productions ("The Co-Respond-
ent," "The Battle Cry"), Harry Rapf Prod.
("Wanted for Murder"), Selznick Pict. ("The
Country Cousin," "Greater Than Fame," "The
Woman Game " " The Shadow of Rosalie
Byrnes," " Whispers," " Point of View," " The
Daughter Pays," " Pleasure Seekers," " Poor
Dear Margaret Kirby," " The Miracle of Man-
hattan "). Wght., 120; complexion, fair;
brown, wavy hair, gray eyes. Ad., c/o Selznick
Pictures Corp., N. Y.
HAMMOND, Virginia; b. Virginia; stage career,
debut with E. H. Sothern, "If I Were King "
"Our American Cousin," Shakespearian rep..
"What's Your Husband Doing?", "The Famous
Mrs. Fair"; screen career. World ("The Hand
Invisible," "Miss Crusoe"). Select ("The World
to Live In"), Fox ("A Manhattan Knight").
Hght.. 5, 6; wght., 130; light hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 105 W. 55th St., N. Y. C.
HAMPTON, Hope; educ. Dallas, Tex., and Sophie
Newcomb School, New Orleans, La. ; screen
career, Hope Hampton Prods, (lead in " A
Modern Salome"), Paramount ("The Bait"),
First Natl. ("Love's Penalty," " Star Dust)".
Hght., 5. 3; wght., 118; auburn hair, dark blue
eyes. Ad., Hope Hampton Prods., Inc., First
National Releases, 1540 Broadway, N. Y. C.
HANCOCK, Elinor; screen career, Fox (" The
Splendid Sin," "The Tattlers"), Goldwyn
.("Cup of Fury," "Out of the Storm"), Fa-
mous Players ("The Rookies Return"), Uni-
versal (" Tiger True "), Pioneer (" The Bar-
barian ").
HANDFORTH, Ruth; b. Springfield, Mass.; educ.
New Haven, Conn.; stage career, 9 yrs. exper. ;
3 seasons with " Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch"; screen career, Annette Kellermann
("What Women Love"). Pauline Frederick
("Slave of Vanity"), three pictures with Edna
Schley. with D. W. Grijffith in stock for over
2 yrs. Hght., 5, 6; wght., 130; red hair, brown
eyes. Home ad., 1230 W. 45th St., Los Angeles;
phone 269409.
HANLON, Alma; b. N. Y., 1894; educ. N. Y. ;
screen career. Kleine. Ivan ("The Faded Flow-
er"), Fox ("Gold and the Woman," etc.), Tri-
umph ("The Libertine"), Apollo ("God of Lit-
tle Children," "The Mystic Hour," "The Golden
Ood." "When You and I Were Young." "The
Public Defender"), U. S. Amusement ("Behind
the Mask"), Pioneer Film Corp. ("Sins of the
Children"). Ad., Bayside, Long Island, N. Y.
HANSEN, Juanita; b. Des Moines, la., 1897;
educ. Cal.; screen career, Famous (opp. Jack
Pickford), Fine Arts, American (heroine in
"Secret of the Submarine"), Keystone. Univer-
sal ("The Finishing Touch," "Broadway
T.ove"), Ince-Para. ("Mating of Marcella").
Universal ("The Rough Lover," "The Bras
Bullet" serial), First National ("A Midnight
Romance"), Artcraft ("The Poppy Girl's Hus-
band"), Fox ("Rough Riding Romance").
Metro ("Lombard!. Ltd."). Selig ("The Lost
City" serial), Pathe ("The Phantom Foe,"
"The Yellow Arm"). Hght., 5.; wght, 115; fair
Complexion, blond hair, blue eyes.
HARDING, Lorraine ; b. Norfolk, Va. ; educated
there. Screen career, Famous Players with
Pauline Frederick in ("Resurrection") with
Mabel Normand in "The Floor Below," Mae
Marsh in "The Beloved Traitor," Gol-dwyn with
Tom Moore in "Thirty a Week," Madge Ken-
nedy in "The Service Star," Selznick ("The
Glorious Lady"). Featured in a series of two-
part classics, American Pictures Associates,
Boston, Mass., and a five-part feature "Anna-
belle Lee," Hodkinson with Doris Kenyon in
("The Band Box"), society and various char-
acters. Hght, 5, 5; wght, 120; brown hair and
eyes, dark complexion. Home ad., 321 West
105th st. Phone Acad. 5525.
HARRIS, Marcia; b. Providence; educ. there;
stage career, und. Broadhurst, Liehl^r and Co.,
Weber and Fields; screen career, Edison, Vita-
graph ("The Foundling," "The Reformer"),
Artcraft ("Poor Little Rich Girl"), Famous
Players ("The Little Boy Scout"), Goldwyn
(" Day Dreams "), Pathe (" The Bishop's
Emeralds"), Fox ("Putting One Over"), Real-
art ("Anne of the Green Gables"), Paramount
("The Right to Love"). Hght., 5, 9; wght.,
150: dark complexion, dark hair, brown eyes.
HARRIS. Mildred; b. Cheyenne, Wyo., 1901; educ.
privately; screen career, Vitagraph, Reliance-
Majestic. Fine Arts (" Old Folks at Home,"
"The Village Prodigal"), Universal ("The
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"Whim," " K.," " The Price of a Good Time,"
" The Man Who Dared God," " When a Girl
Loves," " For Husbands Only," " Home,"
"Forbidden"), First National ("The Inferior
Sex," " Polly of the Storm Country," " Social
Mockery," " Woman in His House," " Old
Dad," "Habit"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 108; blue
eyes, brown hair.
HARRIS, Virginia; b. and educ. San Francisco;
screen career, American ("Calendar Girl"),
W. H. Clifford Photoplay Co. ("A Prisoner of
War," "Democracy," "When Arizona Won"),
Federal ("The Spenders"). Universal with
Carmel Myers. Hght., 5, 4%; wght.. 130; black
hair, brown eyes. Home ad., 1721 Westmore-
land Blvd., Los Angeles; phone 73853.
HARRIS, Winifred; educ. Kew, Richmond, Eng-
land; stage career, in England, "Madam X,"
"Sally Bishop," Prince of Wales, "Girl on the
Film," Shakespearian prods, with Sir Herbert
Tree, Sir Henry Irving; in America, "Taking
Chances," "Co-respondent," "Cheating Cheat-
ers," "Royal Vagabond," Cohan and Harris,
"Light" in the "Bluebird"; screen career, with
Norma Talmadge ("Panthea," "Daughter of
Two Worlds"), Authors Films ("Crucible of
Life"), several pictures with Vitagraph. Hght.,
5, 10; wght.. 170; light brown hair, dark blue
eyes.
HARRISON, Irnia; screen career, Tyrad Pictures
("The Red Viper"), Johnny Dooley Com-
edies, Buffalo ("The Daughter of Devil Dan"),
Sterling Features (" The Fighting Kentuck-
ians ").
HART, Florence; screen career, Universal ("A
Tokio Siren"), Paramount ("The Prince
Chap"), Vitagraph ("It Can Be Done").
HART, Lallah Rookh; b. and educ. Denver, Col.;
screen career, "The Wife," "A la Cabaret," "A
Sanatarium Blunder," "Half and Half,"
"Heart's Strategy," Paramount ("Men, Women
and Money"), playing mothers, maiden aunts,
eccentric characters. Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120;
dark complexion, brown eyes and hair. Ad.,
home, 427 Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal.
HARTMAN, Greta; b. Chicago, 111., 1897; educ.
private tutors and Sheldon School; stage ca-
reer, Wilton Lackaye, Wright Lorrimer, cre-
ated Mary Jane in "Mary Jane's Pa"; screen
career, Famous Players, Fox ("The Painted
Madonna," "Fantine" in "Les Miserables"),
Argus ("The House Without Chillren"), Die-
trick Kenyon Co. ("The Bandbox"), Pioneer
("Atonement"), Fox ("Bride 13"). Hght.,
5, 5; wght., 135; brown hair and eyes. Ad., 630
W. 135th St., N. Y. C. ; Morningside 5060.
HASTINGS, Carey; b. New Orleans; educ. Brook-
lyn, N. Y. ; stage career, in "St. Elmo," "Girl
from Rector's," stock, Richmond, Atlanta, etc.;
screen career, Thanhouser, 2 yrs. (" The
Vicar of Wakefleld," " Her Beloved Enemy,"
" Her New York," " Under False Colors,"
"Man Without a Country"). Select ("Hearts-
ease"), Fleur de' Lys ("Empty Arms"); 10
weeks Loew's vaud. circuit. Hght., 5, 5;
wght., 140; brown hair, hazel eyes. (Ad,., 2155
Mohegan ave., N. Y. ; Fordham, 4781.
HATHAWAY, Jane; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Enchanted Barn," "The Wishing Ring
HAVER, Phillis; b. Douglas, Kan., Jan. 6, 1899;
educ. Los Angeles; screen career, Lasky, Key-
stone, Sennett ("Never Too Old," "The Fool-
ish Age," "Hearts and Flowers," "Among
Those Present," "Salome vs. Shenandoah,"
" His Last False Step," " Married Life,"
"Love, Honor and Behave"), Asso. Prod. ("A
Small Town Idol"), Hght. 5, 6; wght.,
126; light complexion, blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., home, 3924 Wisconsin st., Los Angeles,
Cal. ; studio, Mack Sennett Comedies, Los
Angeles, Cal.
HAWLEY, Ormi;-b. Holyoke, Mass., 1890; grad.
New Eng. Conserv. of Music; stage career, 2
yrs. in stock as leading woman: screen career
starred by Lubin, "The Ragged Earl"; featured
by World Film and Popular Players, starred
by Mutual and Fox, has played lead in over
250 photoplays ("Where Love Leads"), Ardsley
Art Film ("Runaway Romany"), Famous
Players ("The Antics of Ann," "Prince
Ubaldo"), Betzwood-Goldwyn ("The Road
Called Straight"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 130;
fair complexion, blond hair, gray oyes.
HAWLEY, Wanda; b. Scranton, Pa.; educ. Seat-
tle, Wash., and N. Y. ; stage career, amateur
theatricals in Seattle and concert work in U. S.
and Canada; screen career, C. B. DeMille
Prod. ("Old Wives for New," "For Better, For
Worse"), Famous Players ("Douhle Speed."
"Everywoman," "The Tree of Knowledge,"
" The Six Beat Cellars," " Mrs. Temple's Tele-
gram," "Held by the Enemy"), Realart
(" Miss Hobbs," " Food for Scandal," " Her Be-
loved Villain," " La Veglione," " Her First
Elopement," " The Snob," " The Outside
Woman," "The House That Jazz Built").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 110; blond hair, grayish-
blue eyes. Ad., Realart Studio, Hollywood, Cal.
HAYES, Helen M.; b. Chattanooga, Tenn. ; age
20; screen career, Warner's Features, Essanay,
Art-O-Graf; at present appearing in series of
western pictures with Superior Foto Co., latest
prod. ' " Desert Scorpion " and " Out of the
Depths." Hght. 5, 4; hair, light; eyes, brown.
Ad.. Superior Foto Play Co.. Englewood, Colo.
HEMING, Violet; b. Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng.;
educ. Malvern House School, Southport, Eng.;
stage career, Wendy in "Peter Pan" at 12 yrs.,
created Rebecca in "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm," 2 yrs. leading woman for Geo. Arliss,
"The Naughty Wife," 1918 "Three Faces East";
screen career, Goldwyn ("The Turn of the
Wheel"), Blackton ("The Judgment House"),
Selig ("The Danger Trail"), Para-Artcraft
("Everywoman," "The Cost"). Hght., 5, 4;
wght., 118; blond hair, blue eyes.
HENRY, Gale; b. Bear Valley, Cal.; educ. Los
Angeles, Cal. ; stage career, Temple Opera Co.,
Century Theatre, Los Angeles, 2 yrs. ; screen
career, 5 yrs. with Universal, starred in one-
reel comedies; commenced production of own
comedies February, 1919. Hght., 6, 9; wght.,
128; dark hair, brown eyee. Home ad., 1546
Winona Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.; studio, Bulls-
eye Studio, Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles,
Cal.
HERNANDEZ, Mrs. George (Anna Dodge); b.
River Falls, Wis. ; educ. State Normal Schl.,
River Falls; stage career, with McDonough
Stk., Oakland, Cal., and with Walter Bentley
Co.; screen career, Selig ("The Rosary"), Edi-
son, Fine Arta, Universal ("The Heritage"),
Goldwyn ("Leave It to Susan"), B. B. Fea-
tures ("Hearts Asleep"), Brentwood ("Where
There's a Will"). Humanity ("The Gift Su-
preme"), Griffith ("Battling Jane"). King
Vidor Co. ("The Jack Knife Man"), Selznick
("Darling Mine"). Realart ("Burglar Proof,"
"Wanted A Blemish"), Sennett ("Molly
O"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 196; brown hair, hazel
eyes. Home ad., 2228 Duane st., Los Angeles.
Cal. Wilshire 2647.
HERRING, Aggie; b. San Francisco; educ. there;
stage career, from age of 17, stock cos., vaud.;
screen career, Triangle-Ince, Paralta ("Within
the Cup"), Vitagraph ("Cupid Forecloses," "A
Yankee Princess"), United ("A Man'y Fight"),
First National ("The Hoodlum"), Hodkinson
("The Lord Loves the Irish," "The Sage Brush-
er "), "The Dream Cheater," "The Dwelling
Place of Light," " Down Home "), Goldwyn
("Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come"),
Robertson-Cole (" Big Happiness "), Ince
("Hairpins," "The Rookies Return"), Pathe
("Lure of Egypt"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 165;
blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., Los Angeles, Cal.
HICKS, Maxine Elliott; b. Denver, Colo.; educ.
private tutor; stage career, "The Things that
fount." 8 mos. in Brady's Playhouse. N. Y..
"Seven Sisters," "The Little Princess," "Blue
Bird"; screen career, Artcraft ("Poor Little
Rich Girl'M. World ("The Little Duchess,"
"The Crimson Dove," "Neighbors"), Metro
("The Eternal Mother"), Allen Holubar ("The
Right to Happiness "), Lasky ("Double Speed,"
"Forbidden Fruit), Universal ("Gilded
Dreams"), Robertson-Cole, William Taylor
(" Sacred and Profane Love "). Hght., 5;
wght., 90; chestnut brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.-.
1227 So. Hoover st., Los Angeles, Cal.; West
1424.
IIILBURN, Betty; educ. Horace Mann Sch., N. Y.,
St. Elizabeth Convent, Convent Station, N. J. ;
stage career, "The Betrothal," "Tumble Inn";
screen career. Submarine Film Corp. ("Girl of
the Seas"), Fox ("Heart Strings"), Selznick
("Little Red Riding Hood"), Cosmo
("Heliotrope"). Hght., 5, 2; wght, 104; dark
brown hair and eyes.
HILL,, Bonnie; screen career, Universal ("The
Peddler of Lies," " The Road to Divorce,"
"The Dangerous Moment"), Fox ("Three
Gold Coins"), Metro ("Billions"), Famous
Players ("Silk Hosiery").
HILI , Josephine; b. San Francisco; educ. there;
stage career, vaud. with Gus Edwards, featured
with "Georgie Price"; screen career, Universal,
lead and featured with Edgar Lewis Prods
"The Sheriff's Oath," "The Four Bit Man,"
"At the Point of a Gun," "Love and the Law."
"The Fighting Heart," "Shameless Salverson,"
"The Jack of Hearts." "The Voice on the
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Wire," "The Bronco and the Bronx"), Metro
("Parlor, Bedroom and Bath"), Universal
("Burnt Wings"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 110:
light hair, blue eyes, Ad., studio, Universal City.
HILL,, Maud; heavies; b. St. .Louis; educ. convent,
Chicago; stage career, stk. in West; screen
career, with Metro for several years; Fox, Chas.
Miller ("A Dangerous Affair"), Schomer &
Ross ("The Sacred Flame"), Edward Griffith
("The End of the Road"). Important roles in
prod, for Famous Players, Selznick, Indepen-
dents. Hght., 5. 7; wght., 135; dark com-
plexion, red brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., home,
t> West 107th st., N. Y. ; Academy 993.
HILLMAN, Gertrude; screen career, Realart
(" Something Different," " The Plaything of
Broadway ).
HOFFMAN, Ruby; b. Phila., Pa.; stage career,
stock, Phila.; "Gentleman from Mississippi,"
and Daniel Frohman's "Detective Keene";
screen career, Famous Players (" The Slave
Market "), Fox (" The Children of the
Ghetto"), Kleine (featured in "The Danger
Signal"), World, McClure ("Passion"), Pathe
("The Fatal Ring," "The House of Hate"),
Triangle ("Upside Down"), Hodkinson ("Cyn-
thia of the Minute"), Fox ("Tiger's Cub").
Hght., 5, 6; brown hair and eyes. Ad., home,
206 W. 52nd St., N. Y. ; Circle 4653.
HOLLAND, Edna M.; b. 1896; stage career, with
Edith W. Mathuson, David Belasco, "The Good
Little Devil," " Servant in the House," " The
Little Brother," "The Mandarin"; screen
career, Vitagraph ("Confession of Madam
Barrestoff "), Metro ("The Lifted Veil," "Al-
ways in the Way "). Famous Players
("World's Great Snare," "Feud Girl," "Shelt-
ered Daughters"). William Steiner ("The
Tenderfoot," "The Masked Rider"). Hght.,
5, 9; brunette. Ad., 324 W. 51st st., N. Y. C. ;
Bryant 3582.
HOLLISTER, Alice; b. Worcester, Mass.; educ.
Convent Villa Maria, Montreal; screen career,
Mary Magdalene in Kalem's " From the
Manger to the Cross," with Sidney Olcott in
Ireland in (" The Kerry Gow," " Vampire,"
" Destroyer," " Yellow Sunbonnet," " Lotus
Woman "), Famous Players (" Her Better
Self"), Goldwyn ("Milestones," "The Great
Lover"). Ad., 414 32nd st., Woodcliff, N. J.
HOLLISTER, Flora; screen career, Realart
("Sweet Lavender"), Brunton ("The Coast of
Opportunity"), Canyon ("The Fighting
Stranger ").
HOLLO WAY, Carol; b. Williamstown, Mass.;
educ. Franklin, Mass.; stage career, Carleton
stock and N. Y. prods., Youth in "Everyvvo'ti-
an"; screen career, Lasky, American. Fine
Arts, Vitagraph (" The Fighting Trail," " The
Tenderfoot," " Vengeance and the Woman,"
" The Iron Test," " Perils of Thunder Moun-
tain "), Fox ("Two Moons"), Yellow Stone
Prod. ("Dangerous Love"), Metro ("The Sap-
head"). Ad., 4417 Prospect ave., Hollywood,
Cal.; studio, Vitagraph.
HOLMES, Helen; educ. Chicago; early career,
artist and artist's model; screen career, Key-
stone, Kalem, ("Hazards of Helen"), Universal,
Railroad stories, Signal-Mutual ("Girl and the
Game," "Railroad Raiders," "A Desperate
Deed," "The Lost Express," "Medicine Bend,"
"Whispering Smith"), S. L. K. serial, "The
Fatal Fortune." Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; fair
complexion, brown hair and eyes.
HOPE, Gloria; b. 1901, Pittsburgh, Pa.; educ.
Newark, N. J. ; screen career, Ince Triangle,
Artcraft ("The Great Love"), Ince-Para.
("Naughty, Naughty"), Paralta ("Heart of
Rachael"). Universal ("Outcasts of Poker
Flat," "Riders of the Law," "The Day She
Paid"), Garson Prod. ("The Hushed Hour"),
First National ("Burglar by Proxy"), Goldwyn
("Gay Lord Quex "), Paramount ("Too Much
Johnson"), Universal ("Road to Divorce,"
"Colorado"), Robertson-Cole ("The Third
Woman," "Woman Who Understood"), Selz-
nick (" Dangerous Hero "), Inter-Ocean
("Seeds of Vengeance"), Fox ("The Un-
tamed," "Prairie Trails," "The Texan").
Hght., 5. 2; wght., 106; light complexion,
auburn hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1423 Curson ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.
HOPE, Jean; b. Los Angeles, Calif.; educ. St.
Mary's Select School; stage career, child toe
dancer; screen career, Hal E. Roach ("A. D.
1943," "June Madness," "Alias Alladin,"
"Mamma's Boy," "Running Wild," "The Love
Lesson," "Queens Up," "Hobgoblins," "Pinning
It On"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 118; blond hair,
dark brown eyes. Home ad., 827 Castilar St.,
Los Angeles, Calif., Pico 1763; studio, Hal E.
HOPKINS, May F.; b. N. J. ; stage exper..
" Loyalty," " The Grass Widow." " She's In
Again," Ziegfeld Follies; screen career, C. K.
Young ("Everybody's Girl," "The Deep Pur-
ple"), Capellani ("Virtuous Model," "Easiest
Way"), World ("Social Pirate") Vitagraph,
Norma Talmadge ("Two Women"), Mayflower
("Bolshevism on Trial"), Wharton ("Beatrice
Fairfax"), Talmadge ("By Right of Pur-
chase," " Petroleum Prince ", Producers Se-
curity (" Diane of Star Hollow "), Asso. Prod.
("I Am Guilty"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 123;
blond hair, brown eyes. Ad., 243 W. 132nd
St., N. Y. C.
HOPPER, Mrs. De Wo*f; b. Pittsburgh; educ.
tiiere; stage career, with Selwyn, Henry Harris.
Shuberts, Arthur Hopkins, "The Quaker Girl,"
"Be Calm, Camilla"; screen career, Goldwyn,
Geo. Cohan ("Seven Keys to Baldpate"), Anita
Stewart Prod. ("Vfrtuous Wives"), Vitagraph
("Third Degree"), Norma Talmadge ("Isle of
Conquest"), Wm. Faversham ("Man Who Lost
Himself"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; green eyes,
brown hair. Ad., Algonquin Hotel, N. Y.
HORTON, Clara Marie; b. Brooklyn, June, 1904;
educ. private tuition; stage career, since 4 yrs.;
screen career, Eclair 4 yrs., Universal 2 yre.,
Triangle 1 yr. Famous Players (" Tom
Sawyer," " Huck and Tom," Youth in " Every-
woman"), First Nat'l ("In Wrong"), Rex
Beach (" Girl from Outside "), Selznick
("Blind Youth"), Goldwyn ("Little Shepherd
of Kingdom Come," " Prisoners of Love," " It's
a Great Life "), Film Booking (" Servant in the
House"), First National ("Nineteen and
Phyllis"). Golden hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 2060 Magnolia ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
HOTELL1NG, Louise; b. 1901 and educ. Ithaca,
N. Y. ; screen career, Arrow ("Profiteers"),
Grossman (."Million Dollars Reward"), Whar-
ton ("Great White Trail," "Hun Within Our
Gates," "Eagle Eye"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 105;
brown hair and eyes. Ad., 320 N. Tioga St.,
Ithaca, N. Y.
HOWELL, Alice; b. N. Y., May 5, 1892; educ.
N. Y. pub. schs. ; stage career, mus. com. in
1907, burlesque for 5 years.; Howell & Howell
vaud. sketch 3 yrs. ; screen career, Keystone
L-Ko (leading parts in " The Mother-in-Law,"
" Balloonatics," " The Honor of the Sawdust,"
"Neptune's Naughty Daughter"), Century
("Alice of the Sawdust," "Her Horseshoe
Obligation "), Comedies for Reelcraft Pictures,
classic dancing. Medium height, fair com-
plexion, light hair, hazel eyes. Ad.. Billy
West Comedies, Cropper Dist., Corp., 207 So.
Wabash ave., Chicago, II.
HOWELL, Hazel; screen career, First National
("45 Minutes From Broadway," "Old Dad"),
Paramount ("A Full House"), Universal
(" Fixed By George," " Desperate Youth ").
HOWELL, Helen; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. Los An-
geles; stage career. Lowe's and Pantages cir-
cuits; screen career, Union Film Co. (co-
starred with Alexander Alt in " Marked
Women," " You Can't Tell." " In 24 Hours,"
" Captain Kids," " Pure and Simple,"
"Liquorish Lips"). Also secretary and
treasurer of Union Film Co. Home ad., Christie
Hotel, Los Angeles, Holly 3910.
IIOWL.AND, Jobyna; b. Indianapolis, Ind. ; educ.
Denver, Colo.; stage exper. years in B'way
prods, "Nancy Lee," "Ruggles," "A Little Jour-
ney," etc.; screen career, Norma Talmadge Co.
("Her Only Way," "Way of a Woman"). Se-
lect ("What Might Have Been"), long run,
("The Gold Diggers"), legit. Hght., 5, 11;
wght, 150; red hair, dark eyes. Ad., Hotel
Algonquin, N. Y.
HUFF, JLouise; b. Columbus, Ga.; educ. there and
Horace Mann, N. Y. C. ; stage career, "Ben
Hur," stock at tltica and N. Y. ; screen career,
Famous Players ("Seventeen," "Great Expecta-
tions," "Freckles," "The Varmint," "What
Money Can't Buy," "The Ghost House," "Tom
Sawyer," "Jack and Jill," "Bunker Bean"),
World ("T'other Dear Charmer," "Sea Waif,"
"The Crook o' Dreams"), Famous Players
("Oh, You Women"), Pioneer ("What
Women Want"), Associated Producers ("Dis-
raeli"); Arliss. Hght., 5; wght., 106; fair com-
plexion, blond hair, violet eyes. Ad., home,
64 W. 49th St., N. Y. C.
HULETTE, Gladys; educ. by private tutor; stage
career, with De Wolf Hopper, Bertha Kalich,
Nazimova, also the original Tyty in New thea-
tre prod, of "Blue Bird"; screen career, Bio-
graph, Edison, Thanhouser ('Her New York,"
"Pots-and-Pans Peggy," "The Candy Girl,"
"The Streets of Illusion"), Astra ("The Cigar-
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ette Girl," "The Last of the Carnabys," "Miss
Nobody," "A Crooked Romance"), Hallmark
.("High Speed"), Arthur Beck ("The Silent
Barrier"), Community ("Tomorrow"), also
"The Brass Bowl." Hght., 5, 4; wght., 114;
brown hair and gray eyes.
HUME, Marjorie; screen career. Paramount
("The Call of Youth," "The Great Day").
Hunt, Irene; screen career. Robertson-Cole
("Moon Madness"), Metro ("Cinderella's
Twin"), Fox ("The Big Punch," "Oliver
Twist, Jr." ).
HUNT, Madge; screen career, Fox ("The Lamp-
lighter"), Universal ("The Blazing Trail").
HUNTRESS, Mary; h. Richmond. Va. ; educ.
N. Y. C.; stage career, 10 yrs. exper., one yr.
with Durand Prod. Co., Naples, Italy; screen
career, Vitagraph ("Romance Promoters,"
"It Can Be Done"), Fox (" Ishmael "). Hght.,
5 6; wght.,"L35; brown hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 5539^ Harold Way, Los Angeles; phone
597,868.
HURLEY, Julia; b. Greenwich Village. N. Y ;
educ. N. Y. ; stage career, 48 yrs. with Char-
lotte CusHman, under mgmt. E. L. Davenport,
with Harrigan and Hart in "Mulligan Guards,"
"The Gentile Wife" with Emily Stevens; screen
career, Famous Players ("Gismonda," "Easy to
Get," "The Cost"), Wm. Brady ("Little Wom-
en"), World ("Poison Pen"), Warner Bros.
("Beware"), Arrow ("Woman's Man"), Ince
("Guilty of Love"), "Disraeli" Realart ("New
York Idea"), Hght., 5%; wght., 134%; silver
gray hair, dark hazel eyes. Ad., 306 W. 46th
St., N. Y. C. ; Bryant 394.
HUTCHINSON, Betty; screen career, World
("Me and Captain Kidd "), Select ("The Un-
dercurrent ").
HYLAND, Peggy, b. near Worcestershire, Eng-
land; educ. Belgium; stage career, in "The
Yellow Jacket," and with Cyril Maude's co. ;
screen career, numerous prods, in England,
Famous Players, Vitagraph (in support of E. H.
Sothern in the first of his releases on the
screen, "The Chattel"), Pathe, Fox ("Other
Men's Daughters," "Marriages Are Made,"
"Bonnie Annie Laurie," "Rebellious Bride,"
"Merry-Go-Round," "Official Chaperone," "Girl
in Bohemia," "Black Shadows," "Faith"),
Sunrise Pictures ("Price of Silence"). Hght.,
5, 1; wght., 120; brown hair, green eyes.
I
ILLIAN, Isolde C.; b. Milwaukee, Wis., 1899;
educ. Milwaukee Downer Seminary and Col-
legiate Centenary College. Hackettstown, N. J. :
stage career, in stk. in Milwaukee from age of
8; screen career, Thanhouser ("The Mill on the
Floss," "The Reunion," "The Crimson Sabre,"
"Harry's Happy Honeymoon," "Rusty Reggie's
Record"), "The Man Hunt." Hght., 6; wght.,
108; blond hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., home, 62
Vernon ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
IVINS, Beth; screen career, Brunton-Hgdkinson
("Live Sparks"). Universal ("In Folly's
Trail ").
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JANIS, Elsie; b. and educ. Columbus, Ohio; stage
career, vaud., "Vanderbilt Cup," "Slim Prin-
cess," "The Lady of the Slipper," "Her Gang,"
1919; screen career, Selznick ("A Regular Girl."
"The Imp"), War Work Abroad. Hght., 5,
5%; wght., 120; brown hair and eyes. Home
ad., Philipse Manor, Tarrytown, N. Y.
JENNINGS, Jane; educ. Brooklyn and N. Y.;
early career, teacher of dramatics; screen ca-
reer, Vitagraph ("Lion and the Mouse," "The
Gamblers." "Darkest Hour," "The Climbers,"
"Girl at Bay," "Out of the Dark"), Triangle
("Taxi," "Woman Under Oath"), American
Cinema ("Women Men Forget"). Famous Play-
ers (" Lady Rose's Daughter," " The Cost,"
"The Gilded Lily"), Asso. Prod. ("What
Women Will Do "), Vitagraph (" Heart of
Maryland," " What's Your Reputation
Worth?"), Perry Prod. ("The Story").
Hght., 5, 6; wght.. 140: white hair, dark brown
eyes. Prospcet 2270. 661 Prospect ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.
JENSEN, Eulalie; b. St. Louis; stage career,
with Bernhardt on tour in U. S. ; stk in St.
Louis and Chicago, comic operas, screen career,
Edison, Vitagraph (" Salvation Joan," " The
Tarantula," " The Kid," " Mary Jane's Pa,"
" Tangled Lives," " Strength of the Weak,"
" Wild Primrose," " The Captain's Captain,"
"The Girl Problem," "Beating the Odds"),
First National ("A Temperamental Wife"),
Blackton ("Respectable by Proxy," "Man and
His Woman," "The House of the Tolling Bell"),
Vitagraph ("The Whisper Market") Fox-Fisher
"In the Shadow of the Dome"), First National
("The Passion Flower"). Address, care of
Motion Picture News.
JEROME, Sadie; screen career, George Clark
("The Duke's Son"). Stoll Film ("Squan-
dered Lives ").
JOCELYN, Sylvia; screen career, Fox ("Three
Gold Coins"), First National ("Passion's
Playground ").
JOHNSON, Edith; b. Rochester, N. Y., 1895; educ.
Vassar Coll. ; screen career, Lubin, Universal
("Behind the Lines," "The Scarlet Car," "For
Love and Gold," "Giant Powder," "The Scarlet
Crystal"), Selig ("The Franc Piece," "In the
Talons of an Eagle"), Vitagraph ("Smashing
Barriers," "Man of Might," serials with Wm.
Duncan, " Love and Honor," " The Silent
Avenger," "The Fighting Fate"). Hght., 5,
4; wght., 135; light hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
home 1624 Hudson ave., Hollywood; studio,
Vitagraph, Hollywood, Cal.
JOHNSON. Norris; screen career, Paramount
("Paris Green," "Let's Be Fashionable," "An
Amateur Devil ").
JOHNSON, Vida; screen career, Arrow
("Wolves of the Street," "The Desert Scor-
pion"), Universal ("Alias Miss Dodd ").
JOHNSTONE, Juliaime; b. Indianapolis, Ind.,
1900; educ. Hollywood Sch. for Girls; stage
career, solo dancer with Ruth St. Denis, Keith
Circuit, own dancing act on Pantages circuit;
screen career, David Butler (" Sitting on the
World"). Brentwood (" Seeing It Thru," " Bet-
ter Times"), Realart ("Miss Hobbs "). Hght..
5, 6; wght., 120; brown hair, gray eyes. Home
ad., Hollywood Studio Club, Hollywood, Calif.;
Holly 2716.
JOHNSTONE, Justine; b. Hoboken, N. J. Edu-
cated Emma Willard School, Larchmont, N.
Y. Stage debut as Ziegfield "Follies" Girl.;
screen career. Metro ("Nothing But Lies"),
Realart ("Moonlight and Honeysuckle,"
"Blackbirds," "Plaything of Broadway," "Shel-
tered Daughters").
JONES, Jessie; b. Garden City, Kan., 1892; educ.
Univ. of Kansas; early career, professional
model; screen career, Essanay ("The Un-
known," "Strange Case of Mary Page"/, Selig
"The Crisis," "History of Indiana"), Everett
True Comedy Series; characters in ''Do the
Dead Talk?" Specialty Feature Films and
"Within Our Gates." Micheau Films; leads,
Superior Film Co. and Castle Film Co. Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 128; auburn hair, green eyes.
Studio ad., Castle Studios, 2332 N. California
ave., Chicago. 111.
JOY, Leatrice; b. New Orleans, La.; educ. Sacred
Heart Acad., New Orleans, La.; stage career,
8 mos. in stk. in San Diego; screen career, Wm.
Farnum ("A Man Hunter"), Sel/.nick ("Just a
Wife"), Geo. Loane Tucker ("Ladies Must
Live"), Bert Lytell ("The Right of Way"), J.
Warren Kerrigan ("A Dollar Bid"), National
("The Invisible Divorce"), Hodkinson ("Down
Home"), D. N. Schwab ("Smiling All the
Way "), Goldwyn (" Bunly Pulls the String,"
"The of Two Worlds"). Hght., 5, 3;
wght., 125; black hair, brown eyes. Home
ad., 1626 Vine St., Low Angeles, Cal.; phone
577979.
JOYCE, Alice; b. Kansas City, Mo., educ. Anan-
dale, Va. ; screen career, ICalem, Vitsigrsipli
(" The Cambric Mask," " The Lion and the
Mouse," " The Song of the Soul," " The Busi-
ness of Life," " To the Highest: Bidder," " The
Strength of the Weak," " The Winchester
Woman," "Everybody's Girl," "The Captain's
Captain," "Third Degree," " Snurk Divine,"
" The Vengeance of Durand," " The Sporting
Duchess," "The Desperate Heritage," "Her
Lord and Master," " Cousin Kale," " Dollars
and the Woman"), "The Prey," "Vice of
Fools," "The Scarab Ring." light., 5, 7; wght..,
120; brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad., Vitagraph,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
K
KANE, Gail; b. Phila., Pa.; educ. Mt.. Mary's,
Newburgh, N. Y. ; stage career, with many
prods., including "The Miracle AT. -in," "The Hy-
phen"; screen career, All Klsir, An/.., Metro,
Pathe, World, Mutual ("The Serpent's Tooth,"
"The Woman in Black," "The Unafraid," "For
the Family Name," "Souls in Pawn," "South-
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ern Pride," "The Spectre of Suspicion," "The
Bride's .Silence," "A Game of Wits"), Graphic
("When Men Betray"), Mutual ("The Dare-
devil"), Photoplay Libraries ("Empty Arms"),
Pioneer ("Idle Hands"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
142; dark brown hair and eyes.
KAYE, Frances Manila; b. Chicago, 111., 1898;
educ. N. Y. C. ; stage exper., mus. com., "Rock-
abye Baby"; screen career, Famous Players
("The Make Believe Wife," "The Golden Bird,"
"Here Comes the Bride"), Paramount ("Littl*
Miss Hoover," "Come Out of the Kitchen").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 128; brown hair and eyes.
KECKLEY, Jane; Realart ("Sweet Lavender"),
Paramount (" Sacred and Profane Love ").
KEEFE, Zena Virginia; b. San Francisco, 1896;
educ. in convent; stage career, vaud., rep. and
on tour in "The Fatal Wedding"; screen career,
Vitagraph, Ivan ("Enlighten Thy Daughter"),
Arden Photoplays ("The Challenge Accepted"),
Capellani-Pathe ("Oh, Boy"), Selznick ("Picca-
dilly Jim," "His Wife's Money," "The Woman
That God Sent," " Marooned Hearts," " Out of
the Snows," "Red Foam"). Hght., 5, 3; wght.,
120; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad., 230 W. 79th
st., studio, care of Selznick Pict. Corp., N. Y.
KELLERMANN, Annette; b. Sydney, New South
Wales; early career, professional and exhibition
swimming and- diving in all the principal cities
in Australia, England, France, Austria, Ger-
many, U. S., holder of several world's records;
stage career, as "Prince Arthur" in Shake-
speare's "King John," later at London Hippo-
drome, on Keith and Orpheum circuits in U. S.,
with Shuberts; screen career, Universal ("Nep-
tune's Daughter"), Fox ("A Daughter of the
Gods," "Queen of the Sea"), First Nat'l
("What Women Love"), Educational ("Art of
Diving"). Ad.. 498 West End ave., N. Y., or
707 Oak st.. South Pasadena, Calif.
KELSO, MAYM; b. Dayton, O. ; educ. there and
Cincinnati; stage exper., light opera, mus. com.,
vaud.; screen career, Paramount ("Old Wives
for New"), Haworth ("His Birthright"), Lasky
("Men, Women and Money," "Daughter of the
Wolf," "Peg o' My Heart," "Don't Change Your
Wife," "Jack Straw"), American ("The Week
End"), Hampton ("Simple Souls"), Metro ("The
Hope"), Marshall Neilan ("Never Get Mar-
ried "), Jesse Hampton (" Help Wanted
Male"), Lasky ("The Furnace," "Conrad in
Quest of His Youth," "The Lost Romance"),
Realart ("Ducks and Drakes," "The March
Hare"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 145; blond hair,
blue eyes. Ad., home, Stillwell Hotel, Los An-
geles. Calil.
KENNEDY, Madge; b. Calif.; educ. there and Art
Students' League, N. Y. C. ; studied drama anil
played in amateur theatricals; stage career,
Col. stk., Cleveland, 2 yrs., leading comedy role
in "Overnight," featured in "Little Miss
Brown," " Twin Beds," " Fair and Warmer,"
"Cornered"; screen career, Goldwyn ("Baby
Mine," " Nearly Married," " Friend Husband,"
" The Kingdom of Youth," " Primrose,"
"Daughter of Mine," "Day Dreams," "Leave It
to Susan," " Through the Wrong Door,"
"Strictly Confidential ("The Blooming Angel,"
" Dollars and Sense," " Trimmed in Red," " The
Truth," "Girl With the Jazz Heart," "The High-
est Bidder ").
KENYON, Doris; b. Syracuse, N. Y., Sept. 5, 1897;
educ. Packer Coll. Inst. and Columbia Univ.;
stage career, in " Princess Pat," " The Girl in
the Limousine," "The White Villa"; screen
career, Famous Players ("The Traveling Sales-
man"), Essanay ("On Trial"), Pathe ("The
Hidden Hand"). Wharton ("The Great White
Trail "), D e Luxe Pict. (" Street of Seven
Stars," "Twilight"), Dietrick-Beck ("The
Band Box." " The Harvest Moon "), Inter-
national ("Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford "),
Famous Players ("The Conquest of Canaan").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 125; light complexion, brown
hair and gray eyes. Home ad., 850 West End
Ave.. N. Y.
KERN, Cecil; b. Portland, Ore., 1892; educ. ther
and Chicago; stage career, "The Man of the
Hour," " Madame X." "Ben Hur," leads in
stk," "Tea For Three"; screen career,
Edison ("Girls I Know"), Vitagraph ("Gray
Towers Mystery," "Fountain of Jewels"), Mc-
Manus ("Bruised Humanity"), "The Little
Gray Brother"). Vitagraph ("The Prey").
Ivan Abramson ("The Eternal Mother ">,
William Steiner Prod. ("The House of Mys-
tery"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 130: fair com-
plexion blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1 W.
G7lh st. N. Y. C.
KING, Clo; screen career, Realart (" J-udy of
Rogues' Harbor"), Fox ("Spirit of Good").
KING, Mollie; b. N. Y., 1898; educ. there; stage
career. "Her Own Way," "The Royal Family,"
vaud., Winter Garden; 1918, Century Roof,
"Good Morning, Judge"; screen career, World,
Astra-Pathe ("Kick In," "The Double Cross,"
"Blind Man's Luck," "Seven Pearls," "On-the-
Square Girl"), Screencraft ("Suspense"), Amer-
ican Cinema ("Greater Than Love," "Women
Men Forget"), "Her Majesty." Wght., 115;
blond hair, hazel eyes. Ad., Hotel Arisoriia
N. Y. C.
KING, Ruth; screen career. Universal ("The
Devil's Pass Key," "Alias Miss Dodd"),
Equity ("For the Soul of Rafael "), Pathe ("A
Beggar in Purple"), Fox ("The Cheater Re-
formed"), C. B. C. ("Dangerous Love").
KINGDON, Dorothy; b. Auburn, N. Y. ; educ. N.
Y. ; stage career, in stock and road productions;
screen career, Pathe, Metro ("Romeo and Juli-
et"), Famous, Ince ("The Belgian," "Her Fam-
ily's Honor," "Out of the Depths"), Oriental
Film Co., Ltd., of India ("Sakuntala," featured
lead with all Indian cast). Hght., 5, 6; wght,
130; golden brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., 22
Allamount Rd., Cumballa Hill, Bombay, India.
KINGSLEY, Florida; b. 1879, Jacksonville, Fla. ;
stage career, stk. prods. ; screen career, Essanay,
Metro ("The Turmoil"), Bluebird ("The Boy
Girl"), Pathe ("The Iron Heart," "Mrs. Slack-
er"), United ("Woman Under Oath"), Selznick
(" Love," " Independence, B'Gosh "), " Sealed
Hearts," " Greater Than Fame," " Youthful
Folly"), Fox ("Thou Shalt Not"), Talmadgo
("Dangerous Business"), Asso. Pict. ("Anna-
bel Lee"), Hodkinson ("Made in America").
Hght., 5. 1; wght., 110; gray hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 3200 B'way. N. Y. C. ; Mngsde 972.
KINGSLEY, Mona; screen career, Vitagraph
("The Lion and the Mouse"), World ("The
Oakdale Affair"), Selznick ("The Glorious
Lady ").
KINGSTON, Winifred; b. London, Eng.; educ.
Scotland and Belgium; stage career, with Henry
Miller, Joseph Gaites, Frohman, also stk.,
screen career, Lasky, Morosco. Fox, opp.
Dustin Farnum in " David Garrick," " Dayy
Crockett," "The Virginian," "The Squaw Man,"
Farnum-United, "Light of Western Stars,"
" Corsican Brothers," Dustin Farnum (" Traij
of the Axe"), Lasky ("The Lifted Veil").
Hght., 5; wght., 105; gray eyes, reddish hair,
fair complexion. Home ad.. 1284 Crescent
Heights Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; phone 573G4.
KIRBY, OHie; b. Phila. ; educ. Bryn Mawr; stag*
career, vaud.; screen career, Favorite Players,
Kalem ("The Tiger's Claws," "The Girl Detec-
tive," "Mysteries of the Grand Hotel," "Social
Pirates," "Grant, Police Reporter," series).
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 120; light hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 125 W. 49th st., N. Y. C. ; Circle 7.15.
KIRKHAM, Kathleen; b. Menominee, Mich., 1895;
educ. Cummock School there; stage exper., stk.
in Los Angeles, with Dustin Farnum in "Vir-
ginian," "Squaw Man"; screen career, Lew
Cody ("The Beloved Cheater"), First National
("The Beauty Market"), Frank Keenan ("The
Master Man"), Artcraft ("Arizona," "He
Comes Up Smiling")* Selznick ("Upstairs and
Down"), Morosco ("The Third Kiss"), First
Nat'l ("The Sky Pilot"), Universal (" Her
Five Foot Highness"), Pathe ("Dollar for
Dollar"), Metro ("Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath"), Robertson-Cole ("Little 'Fraid Lady,"
"Nobody's Kid"),. Hugh Dierker ("When
Dawn Came"), Paramount ("Beau Revel").
Hght., 5, 8; wght., 150; brown hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1135 Delaware ave.. Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 74802.
KITSON, May; educ. Boston and N. Y. ; screen
career, Famous Players ("Come Out of the
Kitchen," "Firing Line"), World ("Woman of
Lies"), "The Burning Question," Pathe ("The
Thirteenth Chair"), Hallmark ("The Veiled
Marriage"). Hght., 5, 6; wght, 138; gray hair,
blue eyes. Ad., 27 W. 67th st., N. Y. C.; Col.
1123.
KNOTT, Lydia; b. 1873; stage career, vaud. stk.,
Harlem Opera House in "Mrs. Wiggs of the
Cabbage Patch"; screen career, World. Ince-
Triangle ("Sudden Jim." "The Clodhopper"),
Ince-Paramount ("His Mother's Boy"), Univer-
sal ("Home," "The Pointing Finger"), Para-
mount ("Heart of Youth," "What Every Woman
Learns"), First National ("In Wrong"), Metro
" Should a Woman Tell "), " Blackmail." " Lure
of Youth"), Hodkinson ("Dwelling Place of
Light," " The Breaking Point "), Asso. Prod.
("Homespun Folks"), First Nat'l ("Peaceful
Valley "). Hght., 5, 4.
KNOWL.AND, Alice; b. Fort Fail-field, Me., 1879;
educ. Boston; 10 yrs. legit, stage exper., Keith
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
Stk. Co., "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,"
Lew Fields, "The Girl Patsy," etc.; screen ca-
reer, "Delicious Little Devil" with Mae Mur-
ray; Metro ("Satan, Jr."), Hampton ("Parish
Priest"), Lasky ("Rustling a Bride," "The Six
Best Cellars" "All Soul's Eve"). Ince ("The
Heart Line"), Irvin Willat ("Partners of the
Tide"). Hght., 5, 6, wght., 139; gray hair and
eyes. Home ad., 1345 Beachwood Dr., Holly-
wood. Calif.; Holly 1787.
L
LA COUR, Elsie; screen career, Pathe (" The
Hold-Up Man," "His Pal's Gal").
LAFAYETTE, Ruby; b. July 22, 1844, Augusta,
Ky. ; educ. Gt. Western Fern. Seminary, Oxford,
O. ; stage career of fifty yrs., appeared as Lucre-
tia Borgia, Ingomar, Lady Audley; screen ca-
reer, Universal, playing mothers, in "The Drag-
net," "Mother o' Mine," Metro ("In His
Brother's Place," "Old Lady 31"). Goldwyn
("Toby's Bow"), Universal ("Big Bob").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 120; fair complexion, white
hair, gray eyes. Ad., home, 680 S. Westlake
ave., Universal City, Cal.
LAKE, Alice; b. Brooklyn, 1897; educ. there;
stage career, amateur theatricals, pantomime
and dancing; screen career, Vitagraph, Mack
Sennett, Universal, Roscoe Arbuckle, Christie,
Metro ("Should a Woman Tell " "Shore Acres,"
The Misfit Wife," " Body and Soul," " The
Greater Claim," "Uncharted Seas"). Hght., 5,
2, wght., 106; light camplexion. dark brown
hair, brown eyes. Ad., Metro Studio, Holly-
wood, Calif.
LAMBERT, Dorothy; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage
career, understudy with E. H. Sothern, 4 sea-
sons with Viola Allen, understudied "Martha"
and "Mary Magdalene" in orig. prod, of "The
Holy City," 2 yrs. in U. S. in "The Sign of the
Cross," 2 yrs. in Gt. Britain, "Second to None '
"Apple of Eden," "Driven From Home,' "A
Scrap of Paper"; screen career, Herkomer,
Neptune, B. & C. Lucoque, Samuelson, Barker,
Ideal British Actors. Hght., 5, 4; complexion
fair, light brown hair, dark gray eyes. Ad.,
The Rehearsal Club, 29 Leicester Square, Lon-
don, England.
LANDIS, Margaret Cullen; b. Nashville, 1896;
educ. Ward Seminary; screen career, Balboa
(as fancy dancer, "Who Pays"? "Joy and the
Dragon," "The Checkmate," "The Martinache
Marriage"), "The Confession," "The Parted
Curtain," also with Fairbanks and Mary Pick-
ford, First Nat'l ("Harriet and the Piper"),
Goldwyn (" Bunty Pulls the String"). Hght.,
5, 6%; wght., 123; blond hair, gray-blue eyes.
Ad., Garden Court Apts., Los Angeles. Calif.;
Holly 3420.
LANE, Magda; screen career, Universal ("The
Triflers," "Locked Lips").
LANGDON, Lillian; b. New Jersey; stage career,
comic opera, stk., rep.; screen career, Famous
Players, Fine Arts (" Diane of the Follies," "In-
tolerance"), played in, Triangle ("Prudence on
Broadway," "A Regular Fellow"), Fox T'The
Rebellious Bride"), Vitagraph ("The Usurper"),
United Artists ("His Majesty, the American"),
American ("The Hellion"), Universal ("The
Triflers "), Goldwyn (" Water, Water, Every-
where," " The Great Accident," " Going
Some"), Metro ("The Hope"), Realart ("Oh,
Lady, Lady"), Robertson-Cole ("What's a
Wife Worth"), wrote in collaboration, "The
Higher Law," and other stage plays; picturized
"The Price She Paid."
LA PLANT, Laura; screen career, Robertson-
Cole (" 813 "), Educational (" His Four
Fathers "). First National (" The Old Swim-
min' Hole ").
LA PLANTE, Beatrice; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("The Beggar Prince"), Pathe ("Start the
Show"), Universal ("Fixed by George"),
Equity ("Hush").
LARRIMORE, Francine; b. France; stage career,
playing leads from the first, farce, mus. com.
and high comedy, "Scandal," "Nice People";
screen career, Metro ("Somewhere in Ameri-
ca"), Edison ("Royal Pauper"), with Max
Linder for Essanay, Fox ("Resurrection"),
Gaumont ("Devil's Darling"). Hght., 5, 1; red
gold hair, dark blue eyes. Ad,, 730 Riverside
Drive, N. Y.
LA RUE, Fontaine; educ. N. Y. Schl. of Dramatic
Art; stage career, professional toe and Oriental
dancing, stk., Chicago, 2 yrs.; screen career,
Famous Players (" Boots," " The Sins of
Rosanne," " The Faith Healer," " The Lost
Romance," " The Lifted Veil "). Universal
(" The Wild Cat of Paris," " The Woman Un-
der Cover"). Hght. 5, 5; wght., 130; light
brown hair, dark brown eyes. Home ad., 1802
N. Van Ness ave., Hollywood. Calif.; phone
597,623; and care of Equity, Los Angeles.
LA VARNIE, Laura; b. and educ. Mo.; stage
exper., 35 yrs., with Shubert, vaud., stk.; screen
career, Biograph, Lasky ("Mickey"), Gold-
wyn ("Head Over Heels," "The Old Nest,"
"The Alibi," "The Grim Comedian"). Cen-
tury ("The Hermit of the Hills"), H. B. War-
ner ("Dice and Destiny"). Hght., 5, 4;
wght., 150; dark hair and eyes. Ad.. 2015
Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilt. 2804.
LAWRENCE, Dakota; b. N. Y. C., 1902; educ.
Wadleigh High, Art Students' League; screen
career, Blazed Trail Prods.. " When Big Dan
Rides," "The Hidden Pit," "Danger Patrol,"
"Across the Line," "Where Peril Lurks," "Code
of the North," " Fate's Chessboard," " Heart
of Big Dan "). now playing in Classic Dramas,
Inc. Hght., 5, 6%; chestnut hair, dark eyes.
Ar., Blazed Trail Prods., care of Arrow Film
Corp., N. Y. C.
LAWRENCE, Lillian; screen career, Lasky
("Black is White"), Universal ("Risky Bus-
iness ").
LAZZARINI, Lorenza; screen career, Paramount-
Art (" Thou Art the Man, Sick Abed,"
" Sins of St. Anthony ").
LEUERER, Gretchen; b. Cologne, Germany; educ.
Cologne Conservatory of Music; stage career,
German musical stock; screen career, Universal
("The House of Gloom," "The Greater Law,"
"The Little Orphan," "The Rescue," "The
Pointed Finger," "The Cruise of the Jolly
Roger, ' "The Silent Lady," "Green Magic"),
Universal ("Red, Red Heart," "Kaiser, the
Beast of Berlin," "The Model's Confesson,"
"Kentucky Cinderella";, Triangle ("Wife or
Country"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 140; brown hair
and eyes.
LEE. Alberta; b. Akron, O. ; educ. Cleveland, O. ;
stage career, began at age 15, James H. Wai-
lick's "Queens of the Highway," "The Clans-
man," "The Confession"; screen career, 3% yrs.
Fine Arts; then Triangle, Vitagraph, Mrs. Lin-
. coin in "The Clansman," "Intolerance," "The
Lily and the Rose"), Triangle ("Prudence on
Broadway"), Vitagraph ("The Wishing Ring
Man"), Tyrad ("The Red Viper"), Universal
("Rouge and Riches"). "Road to Divorce,"
"Magnificent Brute"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Butterfly Man"), Metro ("The Cheater").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 135; partially gray hair,
dark eyes.
LEE, Carey; b. Louisville, Ky. ; stage career,
leading woman in stock, featured in vaud.;
screen career, Pathe ("Iron Claw"), Reliance,
Fox ("The Bondman," featured in "The Darl-
ing of Paris," "The Crimson Stain," and many
others), author of "The Nigger," "The Bond-
man," "Samson," "A Gilded Fool"; Cosmopoli-
tan Films, "The Miracle of Love." Hght., 5,
6; wgnt., 140; fair complexion, blond hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 1808 Marmlon ave., N. Y. C. ;
Tremont 6581.
LEE, Dixie; educ. St. Francis De Sales Acad.,
Maysville, Ky. ; stage career, Chas. Frohman,
Shuberts, Winnipeg Stk. Co., Cal. Stk. Co.,
Ibsen "Ghosts," "Lavender and Old Lace" and
other Bway. successes; 2 yrs. star in vaud.;
screen career, Fischer ("The Law of Nature"),
Waldorf ("Where Bonds Are Loosed," "Dad's
Girl"). Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 120; brown hair,
hazel eyes.
LEE, Jennie; b. Sacramento, 1859; stage career,
began at 9 with John McCullough, .Joseph Jef-
ferson, Edwin Booth, Mme. Modjeska, in stk.,
vaud.; screen career, Reliance-Majestic, Fine
Arts ("Birth of a Nation," "The Children
Pay," "Nana, the Flower Girl"), Fox ("One
Touch of Sin," "The Innocent Sinner"), Tri-
angle ("Madame Bo-Peep"), Artcraft ("The
Little Princess"), Lasky-Paramount ("The
Clever Mrs. Carfax"), Universal ("Riders of
Vengeance," "Riders of the Law," "The Secret
Gift"), Fox ("The Big Punch").
LEE, Lila; b. N. Y.; educ. private tutor; stage
career, appeared at a very early age under
mngt. of Gus Edwards, 10 yrs. in vaud.; screen
career, Famous Players ("A Daughter of the
Wolf," "Heart of Youth," "Male and Female,"
" Terror Island," " Hawthorne of the U. S. A.,"
" The Prince Chap," " Midsummer Madness,"
" The Charm School," " The Easy Road," " Dol-
lar A Year Man"), Realart ("The Soul of
Youth"). Hght., 6, 3; wght., 110; black hair
and eyes. Ad., Lasky Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
LEE, Louise; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Fortune Hunter "). Circle Film (" The Devil's
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Confession"), First National ("Lessons in
Love ").
LEE, Virginia; b. Mexico; educ. St. Scholastica's
Acad., Covington, La., screen career, First
National ("Scrambled Wives," "A Daughter
of Two Worlds"), Robertson-Cole ("If Women
Only Knew"), Burton King Prod. ("Love or
Money"), Selznick ("The Servant Question").
Fox ("Luck and Pluck"), State Rights ("Be-
yond the Law"). Hght, 5, 4%; wght., 120;
fair complexion, blond hair, blue-gray eyes.
Ad., 210 W. 104th St., N. Y. C.
LEEDS, Dorothy; screen career, Educational
(" Torchy's Big Lead," " Torchy's Double Tri-
umph," "Torchy in High," "Torchy Turns
Cupid ").
LEEDY, Peggy; b. Parkersburg, W. Va., 1894;
educ. Zanesville, Ohio; stage career, stock for
6 mos. ; screen career, Famous Players. Fox,
Juvenile Photo-Plays Co. Hght., 5, 8; wght.,
138; fair complexion, brown hair, blue gray
eyes. Home ad., Barberton, Ohio; studio ad.,
Juvenile Photo-Play Co.. 30th and Euclid ave.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
LEHB, Anna; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. St. Catherine's
Convent; stage exper., Bway plays; screen ca-
reer, Triangle, Goldwyn, Fox ("For Freedom,"
"The Jungle Trail"), Triangle ("Upside
Down"), World ("Home Wanted"), Rob-Cole
("The Open Door"). Hallmark ("The Veiled
Marriage," " Chains of Evidence "), Abram-
son ("A Child for Sale"), First Nat'l ("The
Truth About Husbands"). Hght., 5, 8; wght.,
112; dark brown hair and eyes. Ad., Algonquin
Hotel, N. Y.
LEIGHTON, Lillian Brown; b. Auroraville, Wis.;
edue. Wis. ; publisher country weekly paper, 12
yrs. legit, stage exper., mostly stk. and vaud. ;
screen career, 11 yrs., Lasky (" Joan the
Woman," "Witchcraft," "Freckles"), Famous
Players ("A Lady's Name," "Secret Service,"
"Louisiana," "All of a Sudden Peggy," "The
Devil Stone"), Brentwood ("Poor Relations"),
King Vidor ("The Jacknife Man"), American
("30th Piece of Silver," "House of Toys"),
Nell Shipman Prod. (" Girl from God's Coun-
try"), Realart ("The Beloved Villain"), Irving
Lesser Prod. ("Peck's Bad Boy"), Paramount
(" Crazy to Marry," " Lost Romance "). Hght..
5, 3%; wght., 160; dark brown hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., 1962 Cheremoya ave., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Holly 429,
LEROY, Mile., Tosca; b. Paris, 1897; educ.
private tutor, music studies with Prof. Ban-
denelli in Italy, voice with Prof. Thompson in
Moscow, also dancing, stage career, singer and
dancer, Theatre of Fine Arts, Moscow; screen
career, Iris Co. of Switzerland, Swiss National
Cinema, Pathe Freres, and other continental
producers; biggest productions, "Mimosa" and
"Wandering Souls"; also played with Pola
Negri. Hght., 5, 10; wght.. 130; fair com-
plexion, auburn- hair, dark blue eyes. Mail ad-
dress, 1980 Prospect ave., N. Y. C.
LESLIE, Gladys; b. N. Y. C., March 5, 1899; educ.
Washington Irving High School and Columbia
Univ.; screen career, Edison, Thanhouser, Vita-
graph ("The Vicar of Wakefield," "The Beloved
Imposter," "Fortune's Child," "Miss Dulcie of
Dixie," "Stitch in Time," "Too Many Crooks,"
"The Girl Woman," "Mystery of Gray Towers,"
"Golden Showers," "Midnight Bride," "Elsie in
New York"), Abramson ("A Child for Sale"),
Cosmo. ("Straight Is the Way"). First Nat'l
("Jim, the Penman"). Hght., 5; wght., 95;
light hair and complexion, brown eyes. Home
ad., 1252 E. 26th st., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Midwood
3915.
LESLIE, Lilie; b. 1892; stage career, stk. prods.
Australia, "Experience," with Elliott, Comstock
and Gest, Morosco, Belasco, in "The Boom-
erang " ; screen career, Fox, Pathe. Metro
("The Silent Woman," "Man Who Stayed
at Home," "Diana Ardway," "Johnny on the
Spot," "Satan, Junior"), Universal ("Little
Brother of the Rich," "Blue Streak McCoy"),
Fox ("Molly and I," "Would You Forgive?"
"Love's Harvest"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Butterfly Man"), Hodkinson ("No. 99"),
Metro ("Best of Luck"). Hght.. 5, 5; wght.,
135; complexion, fair; red gold hair, brown
eyes.
LESLIE, Marguerite; b. Sweden; educ. Sweden
and England; stage career, leads with Sir
Charles Wyndham, Sir John Hare and in sev-
eral other Chas. Frohman's London prods.;
came to this country to play lead in "The
Money Moon," Morosco; "The Secret" with
Frances Starr, Belasco; screen career, Famous
(in support of John Mason in "Jim the Pen-
man"), World ("The Question"), Emory Film
Corp. ("The Chosen Path"). Hght., 5, 8; wght.,
146; fair complexion, auburn hair, blue eyes.
LESTER, Kate; b. England; educ. Normal Coll.,
N. Y. ; stage career, with Richard Mansfield,
Julia Marlowe, John Drew, Mrs. Fiske; screen
career, Famous Players, Edison, World ("The
Unbeliever," "Little Women"), Goldwyn,
" Cup of Fury," " Don't Neglect Your Wife,"
" Dangerous Curve Ahead," " Scratch My
Back," "Made in Heaven," " Earthbound "),
Jesse Hampton (" Simple Souls "). Ad., 7131
Bagley ave., Culver City, Calif.; phone 70150.
LESTER, Louise; b. Milwaukee, Wis.; educ.
there; stage career, People's Stock, and Bush
Temple, Chicago; screen career, Selig, Ameri-
can ("Calamity Ann," "Mother of the Ranch,"
"Repaid"), Allan Dwan in "Luck of the Irish."
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 140; auburn hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 2110 Hollister ave., Santa Barbara, Calif.
LEWIS, Eva; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. San Fran-
cisco; stage career, various stock companies,
screen career, Universal (" Riders of the
Range," " Idle Wives," "'Jacques of Yukon,"
"Mother of Mine"), Crescent ("Chosen Prince"),
L-Ko ("Wayward Sons"), Francis Ford ("Man
of Mystery" serial), " Vitagraph ("Purple
Riders"), Universal "Tiger True"). Hght., 5,
5%; wght., 140; brown hair, gray eyes. Home
ad., 416 Madison ave.. Los Angeles, Calif.;
Wilshire 5395.
LEWIS, Ida; b. England; educ. Montana; stage
career, 30 yrs. in legit., appeared with elder
Sothern, with many stk. cos. throughout West,
in "Kindling," "East Lynne"; screen career,
Horsley, Paralta ("A Man's Man"), Klotz &
Streimer ("Whither Thou Goest?" "Patriot-
ism," "Maid o' the Storm," "Heart of
Rachael"), Rob-Cole ("Dangerous Waters").
Famous Players ("Mary's Ankle," "Paris
Green"), First Nat'l ("Peaceful Valley").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 160; blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 147 N. Coronado, Los Angeles, Calif.; Wil-
shire 1681.
LEWIS, Katharine; b. Newark, N. J., 1899; educ.
Brooklyn; screen career, Vitagraph, 18 mos.
(" Mr. Jack " series with Frank Daniels,
" Walls of Convention," " Kennedy Square,"
"The Hawk," "The Soul Master"), First Na-
tional ("Virtuous Wives" "Twin Beds"),
Universal ("Everything But the Truth"),
Frank Gersten ("The Unfortunate Sex").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 120; blond hair, blue eyes.
LEWIS, Maude; screen career, Goldwyn
("Madame X "), Robertson-Cole ("Slave of
Vanity ").
LEWIS, Vera; b. N. Y.; educ. Normal Coll.;
stage career, 1897, rep., vaud. and stk., mgmt.
Frohman, Shubert, Belasco; screen career, Fine
Arts ("Intolerance"), Fox, Paramount ("Lost in
Transit"), Metro ("As the Sun Went Down"),
Walthal (" A Still Small Voice "). Goldwyn
("The Blooming Angel"), Metro ("Lombard!,
Ltd."), Fox ("The Devil's Riddle"), Realart
("Nurse Marjorie," "She Couldn't Help It").
Ad., home, 8221 De Longpre Ave., Los Angeles,
Cal. Phone 579977.
LINDEN, Margaret; b. Australia; educ. there;
stage career, "Madam X," "The Fortune Hun-
ter," "Stop Thief," "Man Who Came Back";
leading woman with William Hodge in " The
Guest of Honor"; screen career, World
("The Grouch"), Constance Talmadge ("The
Virtuous Vamp"), Famous Players ("Wanted,
A Husband," "His House in Order"), Realart
("The New York Idea'), Constance Talmadge
("Beauty and Brains"). Hght.. 5, 7%; wght.,
142; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad., 236 W. 70th
st., N. Y. C.; Columbus 9808.
LINDROTH, Helen; educ. America; stage career,
15 yrs. legit.; screen career, Kalem ("From the
Manger to the Cross"), Famous Players
("Audrey," "The Spider," "Little Lady Eileen,"
"Seventeen"), Metro ("The House of Gold,"
"The Great Romance," "Shadows of Suspicion"),
Goldwyn ("The Eternal Magdalene"), Mc-
Manus Corp. ("The Gray Brother"), Inter-
national ("The Passionate Pilgrim"), Selz-
nick ("Point of View," "Worlds Apart," "The
Fighters"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 160; brown
hair and eyes. Ad., 315 W. 51st st, N. Y. C.;
Circle 6745.
LISA, Mona; screen career. Paramount (" To
Please One Woman," "What's Worth While"),
First National ("Good References").
LITTLE, Ann.; b. Sisson, Calif.; educ. Chicago
and Los Angeles; stage career, stock in Los
Angeles; screen career, Universal, American,
Mutual, Selznick, Metro, Lasky ("Believe Me,
Xantippe," "Less Than Kin," "The Squaw
Man," "Excuse My Dust"). Famous Players
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
("Rimrock Jones," "Alias, Mike Moran,"
" The Roaring Road," " Told in the Hills,"
"The Bear Trap"), National ("Lightning
Brice " serial), Hart-Artcraft ("Square Deal
Sanderson," " Service Stripes "). Para-Art
("Cradle of Courage"), Arrow "The Blue
Fox"). Hght., 5, 5; wght.. 112; black hair,
brown eyes. Permanent ad., Rex Arms Apts.,
Orange St., Los Angeles, Calif.
LIVINGSTON, Marguerite; b. Salt Lake City,
Utah; educ. there; screen career, Paralta ("Ali-
mony," "Within the Cup"), Pathe ("All
Wrong"), Ince ("The Busher," "What's Your
Husband Doing?"), Goldwyn ("Billie's For-
tune"), J. D. Hampton ("House of a Thousand
Candles"), Ince ("Lying Lips," "Brute Mas-
ter," "When Johnny Comes Marching Home").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 120; auburn hair, brown
eyes. Ad., 1536% N. Serrano, Los Angeles;
phone 599-826.
LONDON. Babe; b. Des Moines, Iowa; educ. San
Diego High Sch., Calif. Sch. of Arts and Crafts;
screen career, Lyons-Moran (" Expert Eloper,"
"Too Many Burglars"), Douglas Fairbanks
("When the Clouds Roll By"), Chaplin ("A
Day's Pleasure "), Vitagraph ("Sauce and
Senoritas," " The Rent Diggers," " A Parcel
Post Husband," "The Laundry"), Fox
("Merely Mary Ann"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
195; light brown hair, blue gray eyes. Home
ad., 1010 Ingraham st., Los Angeles; phone
Broad 4151.
LOOMIS, Margaret; screen career, Paramount-
Art (" Every Woman," " Told in the Hills,"
" Why Smith Left Home"," " What Happened
to Jones," " Sins of St. Anthony," " Always
Audacious," Conrad in Quest of His Youth "),
Fox ("Three Gold Coins").
LORRAINE, Leota; b. Kansas City, Mo., educ.
Univ. of Missouri at Columbia; screen career,
Essanay 18 mos., Metro, Triangle, Ince-
Para. ("Playing the Game," "The Kaiser's
Shadow"), Goldwyn ("The Peat," "The Gay
Lord Quex"), Fox ("Be a Little Sport"),
Famous Players ("Luck in Pawn"), First Na-
tional ("The Turning Point"), Universal
("Her Five Foot Highness"), Metro ("The
Misfit Wife"). Charles Ray ("The Girl
Dodger"). Hght., 5, 5%; wght., 135; blond
hair, blue eyes. Home ad., Box 808, Laurel
Canyon, Cal.; Holly 880.
LOVE, Bessie; b. Los Angeles, Cal.; educ. high
schl. In Los Angeles; screen career, Triangle-
Fine Arts ("A Sister of Six," "Intolerance,"
"The Heiress of Coffee Dan's," "The Doll's
Shop," "Nina, the Flower Girl"), Ince-Triangle
("The Sawdust Ring," "Wee Lady Betty,"
"Pernickety Polly Ann," "The Dawn of Under-
standing," "The Enchanted Barn"). With Vita-
graph for year, A. J. Callaghan Prod. (" The
Midlanders," "Bonnie May," "Penny"), Rob-
ertson-Cole ("The Swamp"), Ince ("The Sea
Lion"), Ad., care of Willis and Inglis, L. A.,
Cal.
LOVELY, Louise; b. Sydney, Australia, 1896;
educ. Switzerland and Sydney; stage career,
vaud., mus. com., in Australia, in vaud. for 2%
yrs. ; screen career, Universal-Bluebird, Vita-
graph, Fox-Farnurn (" The Lone Star Ranger,'.'
" The Last of the Duanes," " Wolves of the
Night," "Wings of the Morning"); Robertson-
Cole ("The Butterfly Man," "The Tnird
Woman"), Fox ("The Orphan," "Twins of
Suffering Creek," " The Joyous Troublemaker,"
"The Skywayman,"" Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur's Court," " Partners of Fate."
"While the Devil Laughs"). Hght.. 5, 2;
wght., 128; fair hair, blue-gray eyes. Ad.,
home, 1746 Wilcox ave., Hollywood.
LUNAN, Iris; screen career, Pathe ("The
Flame," " Bars of Iron ").
LUTHER, Anne; b. Newark, N. J., 1894; screen
career, Reliance, Lubin, Selig, Keystone, Fox
("Her Father's Station" "The Island of Des-
tiny"), Ivan ( 'Moral Suicide"), Triangle ("The
Marriage Bubble"), General ("Her Moment"),
Pathe ("The Great Gamble"), Fox ("Woman,
Woman," "The Jungle Trail"); Western Photo-
plays, Inc., Wisteria Prods, Inc. ("Neglected
Wives"). Hght., 5, 5; wght, 129; titian hair,
blue eyes.
LYNARD, Lenore; b. Philadelphia; educ. Drexel
Inst. ; screen career, Jack Pickford ("Burglar
by Proxy"), Madlaine Traverse ("What Would
You Do"), Geraldine Farrar ("Flame of the
Desert"), Goldwyn ("Dangerous Days"), Vita-
graph ("The Wolf," "Diamonds Adrift"),
Equity ("Whispering Devils"), First Nat'l
("My Lady's Latch Key"), Metro ("The
Groater Claim," "Madame Peacock "). Hght.,
5,6; wght., 138; blond hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 2225 W. llth st., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone.
557922.
LYNCH, Helen; screen career, Universal ("Honor
Bound"), Robertson-Cole ("What's a Wife
W T orth, ").
-M-
MacCLEAN, Grace; b. Detroit, Mich.; educ. there;
stage career, 7 yrs. permanent stock and prods ;
screen career, Ince ("Let's Be Fashionable"),
Fox ("Sergeant Tim"), Universal ("Elmo the
Mighty," "Blind Husbands"), Fox ("The
Tomboy"). Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 128; brown
hair, dark blue blue eyes. Home ad., 6511%
Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone
577330 or 577333.
MacDONALD, Katherine Agnew; b. Pittsburgh,
Pa.; educ. Blairsville Coll.; screen career, Art-
craft, Paramount, Betzvvood ("Headin' South,"
"Shark Monroe," "Riddle Gawne," "Mr. Fixlt,"
"Battling Jane," "Squaw Man," "The Woman
Thou Gavest Me"). First National "The Thun-
derbolt," "The Beauty Market" "The Turn-
ing Point," " The Notorious Miss Lisle," " Pas-
sions Playground," " Curtain," " My Lady's
Latchkey," " Trust Your Wife," " Stranger
Than Fiction"). Hght.. 5, 8; wght., 130;
blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., MacDonald Fihu
Corp., 904 Girard st., Los Angeles, Cal.
MAC KAILL, Dorothy; b. Hull, Eng., 1903; educ.
there and London, private dancing and vocal
instructors; stage career, London Hippodrome;
Century Theatre, N. Y. ; Ziegfeld's "Midnight
Frolic"; screen career, "British Actors ("A
Face at the Window", Eclair Comedies, Paris;
Torchy Comedies (" Torchy's Millions,"
" Torchy Mixes In," " Torchy's Promotion,"
etc.), Marshall Neilan, " The Lotus Eaters."
Hght., 5, 4%; wght.,, 121; fair complexion,
blond hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 142 W. 64th
st., N. Y. C. ; Col. 2684.
MAC KAY, Ruth; screen career, George Clark
("The Duke's Son"), Stoll Film ("Testi-
mony ").
MACLAREN, Mary MacDonald; b. Pittsburgh,
Pa.; educ. Greensburg, Pa.; stage career, Win-
ter Garden, N. Y. C., with Al. Jolson in "Pass-
ing Show of 1914," "Dancing Around"; screen
career, Universal ("Idle Wives," "The Model's
Confession," "Vanity Pool," "Bread," "Shoes,"
"Saving a Family Name," "Petal on the Cur-
rent," "Bonnie, Bonnie Lassie," "Rouge and
Riches"), International ("The Wild Goose"),
Douglas Fairbanks ("The Three Musketeers").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; blond hair, blue eyes
Home ad., 127 No. Manhattan Place, Los Ange-
les, Cal.; phone 560850; studio, Universal.
MADDEN, Golda; b. Denver, 1894; educ. Univ. of
Colo ; stage career, stk., William Collier; screen
career, Biograph, Lubin, Pathe, Keystone, Na-
tional ("Girl of My Dreams"), Brentwood
("Turn In the Road"), Universal ("Fires of
Rebellion").. Goldwyn ("Woman in Room 13"),
Triangle ("Flying Colors"), American ("Jilted
Janet"), Selznfck ("Branded" serial), Fox
("Mother of His Children"), serial for Pathe.
Hght., 5, 6; wght.. 125; light complexion,
blond hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 1825 La
Brea, Los Angeles, Cal.
MADISON, Cleo; b. Bloomington, 111.; educ.
Bloomington Normal Univ.; stage career, with
James K. Hackett, Virginia Harned, in vaud.
on Orpheum circuit, toured with o\\n e<> ; screen
career, Universal, first success in "Trey of
Hearts," has headed own co. and directed own
prods, for a time ("The Chalice of Sorrow,"
"Retribution," "Black Orchids"), National
("Romance of Tarzan," "Girl From Nowhere"),
Universal ("Great Radium Mystery"), Metro
("Price of Redemption," "Lure of Youth").
Hght., 5, 2; wght.. 125; blue eyes, medium
hair with reddish tinge. Ad., 1525 No. Bron-
son, Los Angeles, Cal.
MAJA, Zelma; screen career, Hodkinson ("Live
Sparks"), Paramount ("The Six Best Cel-
lars," "The Love Special"), Realart ("The
Little Clown").
MALCOLM, Maud; b. Annapolis Royal, N. S.,
Canada, 1903; educ. Gardner Ep'scopal Sch.;
screen career, leading role in "A Flower of
the Hills," ingenue in "A Desperate Heritage,"
with Alice Joyce. Hght., 5, 4; wght., 106; fair
complexion, light brown hair, dark grey eyes.
Home ad., 225 West End Ave.. N. Y. C. ; Col.
2652.
MALONE, Molly; b. Denver, Colo., 1897; educ.
Denver and Los Angeles; screen career, Vita-
graph, Lasky, Universal ("The Pullman Mys-
tery," 'The Marked Man," "The Red Stain,"
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"Birds of a Feather"), Arbuckle-Para. ("The
Desert Hero," Back Stage," "The Hayseed,"
"The Garage"), Supreme Comedies ("Molly's
Millions," "Mollie's Mumps," "Come in the
Kitchen," "Her Doctor's Dilemma"), Goldwyn
("Stop Thief," "It's a Great Life," "Just Out
of College," "Made in Heaven"). Home ad.,
C.C2I St. Francis Court, Hollywood, Cal.
MANN, Alice; b. Plalnfleld, N. J., 1900; educ.
Boston Girls' Latin Schl. ; screen career, Fox
("Help, Help, Police!"), ("Not Guilty"), Es-
.sjuiay ("Pair of Sixes"), McClure ("The Yellow
Eel"). ("The Black Sheep"). First National
("Scrambled Wives"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 118;
light golden hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, 455
Ft. Washington Ave., N. Y. ; Wadsworth 8S12.
MANN, .Frances; b. Mill Hall, Pa.; educ.
Boston Girls' Latin Sch.; stage career, 2 yrs.
in stk., Orpheum, Phila. ; "Up Stairs and
down," "Marry the Poor Girl"; screen career,
Lubin, Vitagraph ("Youth"), Pathe ("Raven-
gar"). Ivan ("The Sex Lure"), A. F. Beck,
("The Isle of Jewels"), Pathe ("Trailed by
Three"), Pioneer ("Place of Honeymoons"),
Cosmo ("The Passionate Pilgrim"). light., 5,
4; wght., 120; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Ad., home, 455 Ft. Washington Ave., N. Y. ;
Wad.svvorth, 8812.
MANN, Margaret;; b. and educ. Aberdeen, Scot-
land; screen career, Universal ("Heart of
Humanity," "Right to Happiness," "Once to
Every Woman," "The Girl and the Goose"),
Federal ("The New Disciple"), Vitagraph
("Black Beauty"), Holubar ("Man-Woman-
Marriage"). Hght., 5, 4 ] /&; wght... 165; grey
hair and eyes. Home ad., 743 Lillian Way,
' Los Angeles. Calif.
MANNING, Aileen; b. and educ. Denver, Colo.;
screen career, Goldwyn ("Edgar's Sunday
Courtship"), Ince ("Her Husband's Friend"),
Selznick ("Everybody's Sweetheart"). Brent-
wood ("Heart of Twenty"), Metro ("Home
Stuff"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 150; brown hair,
dark blue eyes. Home ad.. 5455 Hampton
Court. Los Angeles, Cal.: phone, 599721.
MANNING, Marjorie; stage career, stk. co., and
with Oliver Morosco; screen career, Famous
Players ("His House in Order," "The Cost,"
"Miss Antique"), Hess-Ives ("Dismal Swamp").
Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 140; blond hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Hotel Grenoble, N. Y. ; Circle 909.
MANNING. Mildred; stage career, musical com-
edy, in Broadway prods, for 8 yrs. ; screen ca-
reer, Biograph ("Charity Ball," "Our Poor Re-
lations," etc.), Vitagraph ("Mary Jane's Pa,"
"The Princess of Park Row," "Next Door to
Nancy," "An Investment in Petticoats"),
Hampton-Hodkinson ("The Westerners"), Rob-
Cole ("Kitty Kelly, M.D."). Hght., 5, 4; wght.,
120; brown hair and eyes, olive complexion.
MANON, Mareia; screen career, Paramount
("Maggie Pepper," "The Test of Honor," "The
Lottery Man"), Rob-Cole ("Woman Michael
Married"), First National ("In Old Kentucky").
Dwan ("The Forbidden Thing"), Robertson-
Cole ("Life's Twist").
MANSFIELD, Martha; b. Mansfield, O., 1899;
educ. there; stage career, Winter Garden, "Cen-
tury Girl" (Dillingham & Ziegfeld), A. H.
Woods' "On With the Dance"; screen career,
Essanay (Max Linder comedies), played oppo-
site Montague Love and Eugene O'Brien, Film
Specials ("Mothers of Men"), Famous Players
("Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," "Civilian Clothes").
Selznick ("The Wonderful Chance," "Society
Snobs," "Gilded Lies"). Bradley ("Women Men
Love"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 122; dark brown
hair and eyes. Ad., care of Selznick, 729 7th
Ave., N. Y.
MARCEL, Inez; b. 1899; stage career, stk. p-ods..
with Klaw and Erlanger, Chas. Frohman;
screen career, Hobart Henley Prod. ("Gay Old
Dog"), Gaumont ("Making Her His Wife"),
Catholic Arts Assn. ("The Burning Question,"
"The Transgression," "The Victim"), Curtis
("Who Is Your Brother?"). Hght., 5, 7; com-
plexion, light. Ad., 174 W. 109th St., N. Y. ;
Academy 365.
MARINOFF, Fania; b. Odessa, Russia; stage ca-
reer, "The House Next Door," "Romance of the
Underworld," "Within the Law," Arnold Daly's
revival of Shaw's "Arms and the Man," Ariel
in the tercentenary performance of Shake-
speare's "The Tempest," "Karen," "Awaken-
ing of Spring," "The Walk-Offs"; screen career,
Famous Players ("One of Our Girls"), Kleine
("The Money Master"), Pathe ("Nedra"),
World ("Life's Whirlpool"), Artcraft ("Rise of
Jennie Gushing"). Black hair and eyes. Home
ad., 151 E. 19th St., N. Y. C.
MARKEY, Enid; b. Dillon, Colo., 189C; educ Den-
ver; stage careeer, Burbank stock, with Nat
Goodwin, 1919 Al Woods, "Up in Mabel's
Room"; screen career, Ince ("Civilization,"
"The Devil's Double"), Fox ("The Yankee
Way," "Responsibility"), Corona ("The Curse
of Eve"), National ("Tarzan of the Apes,"
Romance of Tarzan"), Shipman ("Mother, I
Need You"). Hght.. 5, 4; wght:., 11!) ; dark
hair, dark eyes. Ad., 859 Seventh Ave., N. Y. C.
MARSH, Mae; b. Madrid, New Mexico, 1897;
educ. convents in San Francisco; screen career,
Biograph, Reliance-Majestic ("The Birth of a
Nation"), Fine Arts ("Intolerance"), Goldwyn
("Polly of the Circus," "The Cinderella Man,"
"Sunshine Alley," "Fields of Honor, 1'he Be-
loved Traitor," "The Face in the Dark," "The
Glorious Adventure," "All Woman," "Hidden
Fires," "Money Mad," "Spotlight Sadie").
Hght., 5, 3; gray eyes, auburn, hair. Ad., Box
84, R. F. D. No. 13, Los Angeles.
MARSH, Marguerite C.; b. Lawrence, Kansas,
1892; educ. San Francisco and Los Angeles;;
stage career, two seasons with Raymond Hitch-
cock; Morosco stock in Los Angeles; screen ca-
reer, Biograph under Griffith, Essanay, Reliance,
Fine Arts ("Mr. Goode, the Samaritan"), Tri-
angle, Goldwyn, Rolfe ("The Master Mystery"),
Oliver ("Craig Kennedy" serial), Hallmark
("Phantom Honeymoon," "Wits vs. Wits"),
Bradley ("Women Men Love"), Fox. light.,
5. 2; wght., 120; auburn hair, dark blue eyes,
fair complexion. Ad., Hotel Monterey, N. Y C
MARSTINI, Rosita; b. France, Sept. 19, 1887;
educ. Belgium; screen career, Universal ("The
Heart of a Tigress," "On the Trail of the Ti-
gress," "Graft"), Fox ("A Tale of Two Cities,"
"The Innocent Sinner," "Flames of the Flesh"),
Lasky-Paramount ("The Clever Mrs. Carfax,"
"Widow by Proxy"), Robertson-Cole ("Luck
of Geraldine Laird"), Realart ("The Outside
Woman"). Hght., 5, 61/2! wght., 147; light
complexion, dark brown hair, dark brown eyes.
Home ad., Windsor Apts.. Los Angeles, Cal.
MARTIN, Florence Evelyn; educ. San Francisco,
Cal.; stage career, 3 yrs. with Oliver Morosco
prods, playing leads, also one season with Geo.
Tyler; screen career, Guy Empey Co. ("The
Undercurrent"). ("Oil," renamed "Liquid
Gold"), First National ("Scrambled Wives"),
Independent ("Ever Faithful"). light., 5,' Z%
wght., 120; dark brown hair, blue eyes.
MARTIN, Vivian; b. near Gr. Rapids, Mich.;
stage career, with Richard Mansfield in "Cy-
rano de Bergerac," in "Officer 666," "Stop
Thief," "The Only Son"; screen career, World
Film, Fox ("A Modern Thelma"), Morosco-
Pallas ("Her Father's Son," "Little Miss Op-
tomist," "Molly Shawn," "The Sunset Trail,"
"The Trouble Buster," "Mary Gusta"), Para.
("Her Country First," "Littlest Scrub Lady,"
"Mirandy Smiles," "Home Town Girl," "Little
Comrade," "Louisiana," "His Official Wife"),
Gaumont ("Husbands and Wives"), Goldwyn
("Song of the Soul"), Abramson ("Mother
Eternal").
MASON, Shirley; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1901; educ.
private tutors; stage career, created part of
Little Hal in "The Squaw Man," with Wm.
Favorsham at the age of 4, "Rip Van Winkle,"
"Passers-By," also "The Poor Little Rich
Girl," etc.; screen career, Edison, Famous
Players ("Good-Bye Bill," "Gosh Darn the
Kaiser"), Paramount ("The Rescuing Angel,"
"The Final .Close-Up," "The Winning Girl,"
"Treasure Island"), Fox ("Her Elephant Man,"
"Molly and I," "Love's Harvest," "Little Wan-
derer," "Merely Mary Ann," "Girl of My
Heart," "Flame of Youth," "Ming Toy," "The
Lamplighter"). Hght.. 5; wght., 94; brown
hair, light gray eyes. Home ad., 1770 Grand
Concourse. N. Y. C. ; studio, Fox, Los Angeles,
Cal.
MATTOX, Martha; b. Natchez, Miss.; educ. East
Miss. Coll.; stage career, several years In rep.,
stk. and prod., playing characters and heavies;
screen career, Universal ("Scarlet Shadow,"
"Polly Put the Kettle On"), Famous Players
("Huckelberry Finn'' 1 ),, American ("Eve in
Exile"), Metro ("Old Lady 31"), Robertson-Cole
("Butterfly Man"), Fox ("Firebrand Trevison,"
"Girl of My Heart"), Realart ("A Cumber-
land Romance"), Selznick ("Everybody's Sweet-
heart"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 164; dark brown
haid and eyes. Home ad., 2117 Aaron St., Los
Angeles Cal.; 54925.
MAY, Ann; b. Cincinnati, Ohio, 1901; educ. St.
Ursula Acad., grad. Schuster-Martin School or'
Dramatic Art, 1916, 1 yr. at Little Playhouse,
Cincinnati; screen career, Goldwyn, Famous
Players. ("A Marriage for Convenience"), Met-
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STUDIO. DIRECTORY
ro ("Lombard!, Ltd."), Universal ("A Lovely
Night"), Ince-Para., Chas. Ray, ("Paris
Green," "Peaceful Valley"), Lasky ("Amateur
Devil"), Morosco ("The Half Breed"). Hght.,
5, 214; wght., 103; black hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
care of The Studio Club, Los Angeles, Cal.
MAY, Doris; b. Seattle, Wash.; educ. French Con-
vent, Seattle; screen career, doubled for Marv
Pickford in "The Little American"; Thos. H.
Ince, "The Hired Man," "Playing the Game,"
in "23% Hours Leave," "What's Your Husband
Doing?" "Mary's Ankle," "Let's Be Fashion-
able," "The Jailbird," "The Rookie's Re-
turn," co-star with Douglas McLean), Lesser
("Peck's Bad Boy"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 117;
golden hair, brown eyes. Ad., Thos. H. Ince
Studio, Culver City, Cal.
MAYO, Christine; stage career, in "Excuse Me,"
"Seven Keys to Baldpate," vaud., stk. ; screen
rareer, Metro ("Spell of the Yukon." "Iron
Woman," "Fair and Warmer"), Master Drama
("Raffles"), World ("The Little Intruder"),
Hampton ("A Fugitive From Matrimony"),
Goldwyn ("Duds," "A Fool's Paradise," "Two
Men and a Woman"), First Nat'l ("Don't Ever
Marry"), Chadwick ("Wanda's Affair"), Selz-
nick ("Palace of Darkened Windows"), Para-
mount ("An Amateur Devil"). Pathe ("Girl
in the Web," "When We Were Twenty-One"),
specializes in vampire and emotional leads.
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; dark hair and eyes.
Ad., 1803C Highland, Hollywood. Cal.; home
ad.. 559 W. 164th st., N. Y. ; Aud. 5664.
MAYO, Edna; b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1893; educ.
Girls' Coll., Philadelphia; stage career, starred
in "Madame X," "Excuse Me," "Help Wanted";
screen career, Essanay since 1915 ("The Woman
Hater," "The Little Straw Wife," "The Mis-
leading Lady," "The Strange Case of Mary
Page," "The Return of Eve," "The Chaperon"),
American ("Hearts of Love"). Hght., 5, 3;
wght.. 115; fair complexion, light hair, blue
eyes.
MeALPINE, Jane; screen career, Arrow ("Wall
Street Mystery"), Empire State Film ("The
Unseen Witness").
McAVOY, May; b. N. Y., 1901; educ. N. Y.; screen
career, Goldwyn ("Perfect Lady"), United
("Woman Under Oath"), Famous Players
("Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"), World
("Hit or Miss"), Blackton ("My Husband's
Other Wife"), Vitagraph ("Sporting Duchess"),
Pathe ("Man and His Woman," "House of
Tolling Bell," "Forbidden Valley"), First Nat'l
("Devil's Garden," "Truth About Husbands").
Paramount ("Sentimental Tommy"). Star of
"A Private Scandal." Hght., 4, 11; wght., 94;
dark hair, blue eyes.
McCOY. Gertrude; b. Rome, Ga., 1896; educ. Nas-
sau, Tenn.; stage career, stk. and mus. com.,
"The Two Orphans"; screen career, 8 yrs. Bio-
graph under Griffith, Pathe, Edison ("Through
Turbulent Waters," "On the Stroke of Twelve,"
"What Could She Do?" "June Friday," "Friend
Wilson's Daughter"), Gaumont ("The- Isle of
Love"), Van Dyke ("The Lash of Destiny"),
Authors Film Co. -Mutual ("The Silent Wit-
ness," "Madame Sherry"), Artcraft ("The Dan-
ger Mark"). Hght., 5, 6%; wght., 135; blond
hair, blue-green eyes.
McDOWELL, Claire; b. N. Y. ; educ. N. Y. ; stage
career since babyhood, in "The Clansman," has
acted with Faversham, Julie Opp, Marie Dress-
ier; screen career, with Biograph for over 5
yrs., Universal ("The Gates of Doom," "The
Storm Woman"), Triangle (Everlasting Mercy,"
"Fighting Back." "The Ship of Doom," "The
Follies Girl"), Fox ("The Feud"), First Nat'l
("Heart o' the Hills," "Jack Knife Man"),
Famous Players ("Woman in the Suitcase,"
"What Every Woman Knows," "Chickens"),
Fox ("The Devil's Riddle"), Goldwyn ("Pri-
soners of Love"). Republic ("The Gift Su-
preme"), United Artists ("The Mark of Zoro").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 115; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., home, Highland ave., Hollywood Park,
Hollywood.
McGOWAN, Roxana; b. March 15, 1899, Chicago,
111., educ. Chicago and Houston, Tex.; screen
career, Sennett ("Villa of the Movies," "Her
Nature Dance," " A Bedroom Blunder," " LOVP
Loops the Loop," " Summer Girls," " Her
Screen Idol "). On road for 7 mos. with
"Yankee Doodle in Berlin" Co. Hght., 5, 4;
wght, 120; light complexion, brown hair, gray
eyes. Ad., home, 1020 W. 75th St., Los Angeles,
Cal.
McQUADE, Mabel; b. Kokomo, Ind., 1897; educ.
Darlington Seminary; stage career, dancing;
screen career, Virginia Pearson Co. ("Impossible
Catherine") Schomer-Ross ("The Hidden
Light"), Metro ("The Misleading Lady").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 131; light complexion, blond
hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 126 23rd St., Elm-
hurst, L. I., N. Y.; Newton 2550.
Mc-WADE, Margaret; screen career, Metro ("Why
Germany Must Pay," "Stronger Than Death,"
"Shore Acres"), Fox ("Broken Command-
ments"), Universal ("Alias Miss Dodd"), Real-
art ("Food For Scandal," "La Veglione," "Her
Beloved Villain"), Pathe ("Blue Moon"), Gold-
wyn ("Tale of Two Worlds"). Hght., 5,4; wght.,
115; black hair, dark gray eyes. Home ad.,
6059 Hollywood Blvd., phone 579046.
MERRIAM, Charlotte; screen career, Pathe ("The
Honey, Bee"), Christie ("Pairs and Peaches"),
Educational ("Shuffle the Queens," "Tea for
Two," "Sandwitches"), Special Pictures ("Ball
Room Romeo").
MERSEREAU, Violet; b. and educ. N. Y. ; stage
career, child parts in stock, toured with Mar-
garet Anglin, played Flora in orig. co. of " The
Clansman," starred on road as Rebecca in " Re-
becca of Sunnybrook Farm"; screen career,
Famous Players, Universal (" Little Miss No-
body," " The Girl by the Roadside, " Princess
Tatters," " The Wild Cat," " The Raggedy
Queen," "Souls United," "Together"), Bluebird
("The Nature Girl"), Pioneer ("Finders Keep-
ers"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 115; blond hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., Hotel Monterey, N. Y. C.
MICHEUENA, Beatrix; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("Just Squaw," "Heart of Juanita," "The
Flame of Hell Gate").
MIDGLEY, Fannie; b. Cincinnati; stage career,
from age of 15, with Henry Miller in "The
Great Divide"; screen career, Melies, Biograph,
Ince ("The Waifs," "The Apostle of Venge-
ance," " Civilization," " The Man from Ore-
gon," " Somewhere in France," "Jim Grims-
by's Boy"), Paramount ("The Heart of
Youth," "The Lottery Man"), United ("The
Corsican Brothers"), Robertson-Cole ("Seeing
It Thru"), Famous Players ("Always Auda-
cious," "The Jucklins"), Realart ("All Souls
Eve").
MILHOLLAND, Helen; b. Kingston, N. Y.; educ.
Canada and Paris, France; stage career, stk.;
"Why Marry," Selwyn; vaud.; screen career,
World Metro, ("The Soul Market"), Famous
Players ("The Long Trail"), Creative ("Girl
Who Didn't Think"), Arnold Daly ("My Own
United States"). Hght., 5; wght., 110; light
complexion, brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad.,
29 W. 61st St., N. Y. Columbus 8213.
MILLER, Jane; screen career, Fox ("The Hus-
band Hunter," "Beware of the Bride," "Why
Trust Your Husband").
MILTON, Marjorie, educ. Wadleigh High Sen.,
N. Y. ; early career, receptionist in photographic
Studio; screen career, Vitagraph ("A Woman
at Bay"), Pathe ("The Black Secret"), Con-
stance Talmadge ("In Search of a Sinner").
Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140; light brown hair, dark
gray eyes. Ad., 15 W. 88th St., N. Y. C., River-
side 7947.
MINEAU, Charlotte; b. Bordeaux, France; educ.
Convent de L'Assumption, Louisville, Canada;
screen career, Essanay (Geo. Ade Fables, Swee-
dy Series), 1917, in stk. with Chaplin, Pathe
("Rosemary Climbs the Heights," "Carolyn
of the Corners"), First Nat'l ("Married Life,"
"Love, Honor and Behave"). Hght., 5. 10;
wght., 160; auburn hair, violet eyes. Home
ad., 454 So. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, Cal.;
B'way 459.
MINTER, Mary Miles; b. Shreveport, La., April
1, 1902; educ. by private tutors; stage career,
child actress supporting Nat Goodwin, Robert
Hilliard, Mrs. Fiske, Bertha Kalich, Dustin
Farnum, for 4 yrs. appeared in title role in
"The Littlest Rebel"; screen career, Metro,
American, Realart ("Anne of Green Gables,"
"Judy of Rogue's Harbor," "Sweet Lavender,"
"A Cumberland Romance," "Nurse Ma-
"All Souls Eve," "Moonlight and Honeysuckle,"
"Jerry," "Little Clown"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
112; golden hair, blue eyes. Ad., Realart Pict.
Corp., N. Y. ; Home ad., 701 New Hampshire
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
MINTS, Rose; born, Denver, Col.; stage career,
"An Innocent Idea," "The Mirage" with Fl
ence Reed, "The Brat," "Peg O' My Heart";
screen career, with Rubye de Remer in "His
Temporary Wife," "The Way Women Love,"
"Luxury." Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; jet black
hair, brown eyes. Permanent ad., 33 W. 67th
st., N. Y. C.
MITCHELL, Rhea; b. Portland, Oreg. ; educ.
there; stage career, on Orpheum circuit, stk.
at Alcazar, San Francisco; screen career, Lasky
("The Goat"), Metro ("Unexpected Place"),
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William S. Hart ("The Money Corral"), Burston
("The Hawk's Trail"), Robertson-Cole ("The
Devil's Claim," "Good Women"), First Na-t'l
("The Scoffer"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 110; blond
hair, dark blue eyes. Home ad., 1742 North-
western av,, Hollywood, Calif.; phone 599969.
MITCHEIX, Yvette; b. San Francisco; educ. Los
Angeles; stage career, Orpheum dancing act,
"So Long Letty" ; screen career, Universal ("The
Red Ace," "Flower of Doom," "The Door Be-
tween," "Virgin of Stamboul," "The Petal on
the Current," "The Wicked Darling"), Mitchell
Lewis Prod. ("Last of His People"), Dustin
Farnum ("Honor of His Family"), Mayer Prod.
Co. ("The Inferior Sex"), Pathe ("Lahoma").
Hght., 5, 2; wght.. 112; black hair, hazel eyes.
Home ad., 6049 Selma ave., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Holly 348.
MONTROSE, Helene; b. San Francisco; educ.
there and Paris; stage career, with Francis
Wilson, Frohman Co., operatic exper. in France
and Italy; screen career, Famous Players ("Ca-
reer of Katherine Bush," "Sadie Love," "Coun-
terfeit"), Selznick ("The Country Cousin,"
"Bucking the Tiger"), Jose Prod. ("Mothers
of Men"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; black hair
and dark brown eyes. Ad., Great Northern
Hotel. 118 W. 57th at., N. Y.
MOORE, 'Colleen; b. Port Huron, Mich.; educ.
Convent of Holy Name, Tampa, Fla. ; screen
career, Triangle, Fine Arts, Ince, Selig
(featured in "Little Orphant Annie," "A Hoosier
Romance"), Paramount ("The Busher," "The
Egg-Crate Wallop"), Fox ("The Wilderness
Train"), Universal ("Common Property," "The
Man in the Moonlight"), Christie Comedies
(featured in "A Roman Scandal," "Her Bridal
Night-Mare," "So Long Letty"). Fox ("The
Cyclone"), Robertson-Cole ("The Devil's
Claim"), First Nat'l ("Dinty," "The Sky
Pilot"), Hugh Dierker ("When Dawn Came").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 110; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., 7119 So. Grand View, phone 51180 Los
Angeles, Calif.
MOORE, Eunice Murdock; screen career, Fox
("Just Pals," "Two Moons").
MOORE, Mildred; b, Bridgeport, Conn.; educ.
Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, 3 yrs. in stk.
Meriden, Conn, and Poli Circuit, mus. com.,
'Princess Chrysanthemum," Dolls in Toyland" ;
screen career, Metro, Cayuga Films. Hght.,
5, 4; wght., 118; fair complexion, light brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., care of Merritc Craw-
ford, 904 Fitzgerald Bldg., N. Y. C.; Bryant
5506.
MORAN, Polly; screen career, Fox ("Sheriff
Nell's Come Back," "Skirts,"), C. B. C. Film
Sales ("In Again, Out Again," "High and
Dry").
MORNE, Maryland; b. England; educ. Convent in
Chicago; stage career, "Alice in Wonderland"
when 7 yrs. old, Adean stk. in St. Louis; screen
career, Allan Dwan ("In the Heart of a Fool").
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 130; blond hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 4736 Franklin ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.; Holly 531.
MORRISON, Mrs. Priestly; educ. Missouri State
Univ.; stage career, stk. in N. Y. C., Cleveland,
Kansas City, Des Moines, Iowa, Los Angeles,
etc., covering period of 25 yrs.; screen career,
Famous ("Uncle Tom's Cabin," "Misleading
Widow," "Wanted, A Husband"), World ("The
Steel King," "The Praise Agent"). Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 130; brown hair, gray eyes. Ad.,
2059 Davidson ave., N. Y. Fordham 533 and
1520.
MORSE, Grace; screen career, Paramount ("Let's
Be Fashionable," "Hairpins," "Sins of Rosan-
ne," "Burglar Proof," "The Charm School").
Realart ("The Saul of Youth"), Ince ("An Old
Fashioned Boy").
MOSQUINI, Marie; b. Los Angeles, Calif., 1899;
educ. Immaculate Heart Convent; screen ca-
reer, Rolin Film Co. ("It's a Hard Life"),
Harry Pollard Comedies ("Looking for Trou-
ble," "Floor Below"), Harold Lloyd comedies
(His Royal Shyness"), Pathe ("His Best Girl,"
"Make It Snappy," "Rush Orders," "No Chil-
dren"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; olive complex-
ion, brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 921
Vernal st., Los Angeles, Calif.; Boyle 3498.
MURPHY. Edna; screen career, First National
("The Branded Woman"). Fox ("Over the
Hill to the Poorhouse," "Fantomas," "Dyna-
mite Allen"), Goldwyn ("The North Wind's
Malice"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 118; blond hair;
gray eyes; home ad., 926% No. Western ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
MURRAY, Mae; stage career, mus. com. ; screen
career, Lasky-Paramount ("To Have and to
Hold," "The Dream Girl"), Famous Players
("The Primrose Ring"), Lasky ("A Mormon
Maid"), Universal ("The Bride's Awakening,"
"What Am I Bid?" "Delicious Little Devil,"
"Modern Love"), Pathe ("Twin Pawns," "A,
B, C of Love"), Paramount-Artcraft ("On With
the Dance," "Right to Love," "Idols of Clay "
"The Gilded Lily"). N. Y. C.
MYERS, Carmel; b. San Francisco, April 9, 1901;
educ. Los Angeles; stage career, 'The Magic
Melody" at Shubert Theatre; screen career, Fine
Arts, Metro (opposite Harold Lockwood in "The
Haunted Pajamas"), Universal ("Sirens of the
Sea") Bluebird ("The Dream Lady," "A So-
ciety Sensation"), Universal ("My Unmarried
Wife," "Who Will Marry Me?" "The Little
White Savage," "In Folly's Trail," "The Mad
Marriage," "The Dangerous Moment," "The
Heart of a Jewess,"). Home ad., 5721 Carlton
Way, Hollywood, Cal. ; Holly 4452.
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NADINA, Sylvia; b. France; educ. Poland; stage
. career, concert singer; screen career, played
leads in pictures in Poland and France; World,
American Cinema, Leonce Perret, Horace
Plimpton, Selznick, Famous Players. Hght.,
5, 7; wght., 135; fair complexion, dark hair
and eyes. Ad., care of J. J. Livingston, 1440
Broadway, N. Y. C. ; phone Bryant 6244.
NARA, Anita; b. and educ. New Mexico; screen
career, Lasky ("The Lost Romance," "The
Great Moment"), Hal Roach ("The Golden
Canyon"). Hght.. 5, 3; wght., 125; dark hair
and eyes. Home ad., 510 Temple St., Los Ange-
les, Cal.; phone 16685.
NARCITA, Mile.; b. Madrid, Spain; educ. priv.
tutors in Spain and Switzerland; stage career,
danseuse solo interpretative feature dancing
Europe and the Orient; s^roen career, Patria,
Madrid, Royal Cinema, Ltd.. Montre
("A Night of Temptation," "Too Late," "The
Crystal CUD," "The Peacock," "The Ruined
Heart," "When Men Promise"). Hght., 5, 5;
wght., 129; medium complexion, dark hair, dark
brown eyes. Ad., care of Merrit Crawford,
904 Fitzgerald Bldg., N. Y. C.
NAZIMOVA, Alia; b. Yalta, Crimea, Russia;
educ. Zurich, Odessa and dramatic sch. at
Moscow; stage career, stock in Kerson, Vilna
and Petrograd; first appeared in N. Y. In
1906, presenting "Hedda Gabler," "A Doll's
House," "The Master Builder." screen
career, Brenton-Selznick ("War Brides"), Metro
("Revelation," "Toys of Fate," "Eye for Eye."
"Out of the Fog," "The Red Lantern," "The
Brat," "Stronger Than Death," "Heart of a
Child," "Billions," "Madame Peacock," "Cam-
ille"). Hght., 5. 3; wght., 116; black hair,
violet eyes.
NEGRI, Pola; b. Poland. Educated there. Made
first big reputation as star of Russian Imperial
Ballet in Czarist regime, being a wonderful
dancer. Emotional actress of fofeign stage.
First seen in America in "Passion," followed by
"Gypsy Blood." Will appear as star of Fam-
ous- Players productions. Ad., Care of Famous
Players-Lasky Corporation, London, Paris or
Berlin.
NESBIT, Evelyn; b. Tarentum, Pa.; educ.
Shakespeare School at Pittsburgh and private
tutors; stage career, 4 yrs. vaud., in Follies,
Marigny theatre, Paris; London Hippodrome;
screen career, Jos. Schenck ("Her Mistake,"
"Redemption"), Fox ("The Womaft Who
Gave," "I Want to Forget," "Thou Shalt Not,"
"Judge Not," "A Fallen Idol," "My Little Sis-
ter," "Woman, Woman"). Hght., 5. 3%; wght.,
122; brown hair, hazel eyes.
NEWALL,, Marie; screen career, Aywon Film
Corp. ("The Unknown Ranger," "Dangerous
Trails").
NICHOLS, Norma; b. Los Angeles; educ. Corn-
mack Sch. for Girls, Los Angeles; screen
career, Selig ("The Ne'er Do Well"), 1 year
with Kalem, Famous Players ("Tides of
Barnegat"), Metro ("Legion of Death"), Pathe
("Ruth of the Rockies"), Larry Semon ("The
Rent Collector," "The Bakery). Hght., 5, 2;
wght., 118; black hair, blue grey eyes. Home
ad., 981 Arapahoe St., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wil.
1593: studio, Vitagraph, L. A.
NIGHTINGALE, Virginia; b. in Vienna of Eng-
lish and French parentage; educ. Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Santa Barbara; screen career,
2 yrs. with Mack Sennett, one of the orig. beau-
ties with Mack Sennett studio, Vitagraph
("The Miracle Afternoon" with William Dun-
can, "The Silent Avenger"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
140; black hair, light blue eyes. Home ad..
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
1308 S. Hill st., Los Angeles. Calif.; phone
60733.
NILSSON, Anna Q.; l>. Ystad, Sweden; educ.
Sweden; stage career, in Sweden and America;
screen career, Famous Players, Goldwyn, Metro
("In Judgment of," "Way of the Strong," "No
Man's Land"), Mayflower ("Soldiers of For-
tune," "Luck of the Irish," "In the Heart of a
Fool"), Asso. Exhibitors ("What Women Will
Do"), Metro ("Without Limit"), Harry Rapf
("Why Girls Leave Home"), Goldwyn ("The
Lotus Eaters"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135: fai"
complexion, blond hair blue eyes. Home ad., 50
W. 67th st., N. Y. C.
NORMAN, Gertrude; screen career, Robertson-
Cole ("The Brand of Lopez"), Pathe ("Sher-
ry"), Hodkinson ("Partners of the Tide"),
Goldwyn ("Voice in the Dark).
NORM AND, Mabel; b. Boston, Mass.; screen ca-
reer, Vitagraph, Biograph, Keystone (starred in
"Patty and Mabel," "Fatty and Mabel Adrift"),
headed Mabel Normand Feature Film Co.. star
in "Pat," "Mickey," "Mickey Gets Ready,"
etc., Goldwyn ("Joan of Plattsburgh," Dodg-
ing a Million/' "The Venus Model," "Peck's
Bad Girl," "A Perfect 36," "Sis Hopkins,"
"The Pest," "When Doctors Disagree," "Up-
stairs," "Jinks," "Pinto," "The Slim Princess,"
"What Happened to Rosa." "Head Over
Heels"). Dark hair and brown eyes. Ad.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
NOVA, Hedda; b. Odessa, Russia; educ. there,
Petrograd, Berlin; screen career, Edgar Lewis
("Bar Sinister," "The Barrier"), Vitagraph
('Woman in the Web" serial), Universal ("Spit-
fire of Seville"), Goldwyn ("The Crimson Gar-
denia"), Katherine MacDonald ("The Turning
Point"), Selig ("The Mask"), Cinema-Craft
("Shadows of the West"). Hght., 5, 6;
wght., 130; dark hair, brown eyes.
NOVAK, Eva; screen career, Paramount (" The
Testing Block "), Fox (" The Speed Maniac,"
"The Daredevil," "Desert Love"), Equity
. ("Silk Husbands and Calico Wives"), Fine Art
("Up in Mary's Attic"), Universal (Wanted at
Headquarters," " The Torrent," " Society Se-
crets," " The Smart Sex "), Famous-Lasky
("O'Malley of the Mounted").
NOVAK, Jane; b. St. Louis, Mo ; educ. Notre
Dame Convent; stage career, vaud.. mus. com.,
stk., 2 yrs. ; screen career, Clune Prod. ("Eyes
of the World"), Wm. S. Hart ("The Tiger
Man," "Selfish Yates"), Ince ("Nine O'clock
Town," "String Beans," "Wagon Tracks"), Ha-
worth ("The Temple of Dusk"), Rob. -Cole ("His
Debt"), Marshall Neilan ("The River's End").
Famous Players ("Behind the Door"), Geo.
Davis ("Isobel"), Goldwyn ("Great Accident,"
"Roads of Destiny"), Selig ("Kazan"), Pioneer
("The Barbarian"), Hodkinson ("The Other
Woman"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.. 135; blond hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 6629% Hollywood Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 577769.
NUILLE, Ida; b. Boston, Mass.; stage career, 20
yrs. with all leading productions, under Corn-
stock & Gest in "Chin Chin Chow" for 2 yrs.;
screen career, with Norma and Constarice Tal-
madge. Hght., 5; wght., 130; brown hair, blue
eyes. Ad., St. Paul Hotel, N. Y. ; Columbus 2905.
O
O'BRIEN, Gipsy; educ. England; stage career,
leads in "I Love You," "Cheating Cheaters,"
etc.; screen career, Famous Players ("Wanted.
A Husband"), Vitagraph ("The Day Resurg-
ent"), Metro ("Nothing But Lies"), First
Nat'l ("The Master Mind"). Hght., 5, 5; wght..
125; auburn hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 142 W.
44th st., N. Y. C.; Bryant 1062.
O'BRIEN, Helen; ingenue and comedienne: b.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; screen career. Camel Adv.
Film Co., "Pink Nitie," "Bad Bears." Castle
Film Co., Emerald Co., "Do the Dead Talk?"
Special Feature Films, Billy West comedy series.
Alice Howell Comedies. Hght., 5. 5; wght., 128;
brown hair, blue eyes.
O'CONNOR, Kathleen; b. Dayton, O.. 1897; educ.
St. Joseph's Convent and Notre Dame Acad. :
screen career, Keystone, Rolin-Pathe, Fox ("Ace
High," "Fame and Fortune," "Mr. Logan, U.
S. A."). Universal ("Vamping the Vamp," "The
Midnight Man," "Gun Fighting Gentleman"
with Harry Carey, starring in "The Lion Man,"
"Bullet Proof," "Path She Chose"), Fox
("Prairie Trails"). Hght., 5, 4%; wght., 125;
fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1723 Garfield Place, Hollywood, Cal.
O'CONNOR, Loyola; b. St. Paul, Minn.; educ.
Convent of Holy Name, Portland, Ore.; stage
career, Frederick Warde, Frank Mayo, 7 yrs.
in "Way Down East," 3 yrs. in "Ben Hur"
(mgmt. K. and E.), 3 yrs. in "Rebecca of Sun-
jiybrook Farm"; screen career, since 1913, Vita-
graph, Fine Arts, Griffith ("True Heart Susie"),
Wm. De Mille ("Tree of Knowledge"), Para-
Artcraft ("The Love Burglar"), Cecil De Mille
("Why Change Your Wife?"), First Nat'l
("Harriet and the Piper," "Old Dad"), Real-
art ("Eyes of the Heart"), Paramount ("The
Faith Healer"). Ad., 7002 Hawthorne ave.,
Hollywood, Cal.; phone 577927.
O'DARE, I'eggy; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. there; screen
career, leads in L-Ko, 1 yr. Lehrman comedies.
Universal ("For Life," "In the- Balance" lead
with Eddie Polo, "Vanishing Dagger," "Ken-
tuck's Ward," "Blind Chance" starring in series
of two-reel pictures). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 124;
blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad., GG15 St.
Frances Court, Hollywood. Calif.; Holly 371B:
studio. Universal.
OLMSTED, Gertrude; b. Chicago; educ. La Sail e,
111. ; won the Elks-Herald-Examiner Beauty
Contest immediately after high school gradu-
ation, and then began picture work with Uni-
versal ("Tipped Off," "The Driftin' Kid,"
"Sweet Revenge," "Kickaroo," "A Key Too
Many," "Fighting Fury," "The Big Adventure,"
"Three in a Thousand"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
117; chestnut brown hair, gray-blue eyes.
Home ad., 6024 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles;
phone 579-789.
O'MADIGAN, Isabel; b. St. Louis; educ. Sacred
Heart Convent; stage career, Belasco, "Heart
of Wetona," "The Brat," "Common Clay";
screen career, Metro ("Pirate Gold," "Love De-
fender," "Five Thousand a Minute," "Sylvia
Goes on a Spree"), Famous Players ("The Make
Believe Wife"), Artcraft ("Suspense"), Hall-
mark ("Retribution"). Now playing in "Scan-
dal" at 39th St. Theatre. Hght., 5. 7; wght.,
139; white hair, green eyes. Ad., 108 Wash-
ington place, N. Y.; Spring 1798.
OKTH, Louise; b. Denver, Colo.; educ. Hinshaw
Conservatory; stage career, in Blanche Ring's
'Yankee Girl," 2 seasons with Julian Eltinge in
"The Fascinating Widow," Morosco stock in Los
Angeles, Alcazar stock in "A Modern Eve";
screen career, L-Ko ("Mr. Shoestring in the
Hole" and a number of others), Triangle
("Three Black Eyes"). Light hair, blue eyes.
Ad., Hotel Monterey, N. Y.
OSIJORNE, Vivienne; stage career began Seattle,
Wash., stock, home town; screen career, Pathe
("In Walked Mary"), Famous Players ("The
Restless Sex"), Fox ("Over the Hill to the
Poorhouse"), Hodkinson ("The Foreigner"),
Fidelity ("Love's Flame"), Abramson ("Mother
Eternal").
OSTRICIIE, Muriel; b. N. Y., 1897; educ. pub.
schls., N. Y. ; screen career, Eclair. Thanhou.ser.
Vitagraph ("Kennedy Square," "Mortma.in"),
Equitable ("A Daughter of the Sea," "A Circus
Romance," "By Whose Hand?"), World ("The
Man She Married," "A Square Deal"), Peerless-
World ("Moral Courage," "The Dormant
Power," "Leap to Fame," "Tinsel," 'What Love
Forgives," "The Bluffer," "The Moral Dead-
line." "The Hand Invisible"), Schomer-Frisa
("The Sacred Flame"), Arrow ("Betty Sets
the Pace," Betty's Green-Eyed Monster"). Ad..
141 W. 73rd St., N. Y.
OTIS, Olita; screen career, Universal ("The
Triflers," "Under Northern Skies," "Tho Tor-
rent"), Fox ("While the Devil Laughs").
Famous Players ("Six Best Cellars").
OTTINGER, L,enora; screen career, Famous
Players ("Frisky Mrs. Johnson," "The Gilded
Lily"), Selznick ("Miracle of Manhattan").
OWEN, Seeiia (Signe Alien); b. Spokane, Wash.;
educ. Bruno Hall, there, and in Copenhagen,
Denmark; stage career, six weeks in stock, San
Francisco; screen career, from 1914, Kalem,
Reliance-Majestic, Fine Arts ("Martha's Vindi-
cation," "Madame Bo-Peep"), Griffith ("Intol-
erance," "Fall of Babylon"), Artcraft ('*Brand-
ing Broadway," "The Sheriff's Son," "Breed of
Men." "A Man and His Money," "One of the
Finest," "City of Comrades" with Tom Moore,
Tourneur ("The Life Line," "Victory"), Selz-
nick ("Sooner or Later"), Republic ("The Gift.
Supreme"). American ("The House of Toys"),
Metro ("Price of Redemption"), Fox ("The
Cheater Reformed"), Hodkinson ("Lavender
and Old Lace"), Cosmopolitan ("The Woman
God Changed"), ("Back Pay").
P
PAIGE, Jeane; b. Paris, 111., 1898; screen career.
Vitagraph, featured in O. Henry subjects, "The
Count and the Wedding Guests," Blue Ribbon
Feature ("The Desired Woman"), Vitagraph
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("Tangled Lives," "King of Diamonds," "Dar-
ing Hearts," "Too Many Crooks," "Beating the
Odds," "The Darkest Hour," "The Fortune
Hunter," "Birth of a Soul," "Hidden Dangers,"
"Black Beauty"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 115; dark
hair and blue eyes. Ad., Vitagraph Studio,
Hollywood, Calif.
PALMER, Patricia; b. San Francisco, Calif.; educ.
there; stage career, child parts for several yrs. ;
screen career, 2 yrs., with Vitagraph for one
yr., starring in two-reel O. Henry and Wolf-
ville stories, ("The Canyon Hold-Up," "The
Rose of Wolfville," with W. S. Hart in "The
Money Corral," and "Dan Kurrie's Inning"),
featured in Christie comedies, Para- Art
("Sand"), Educational ("His Better Half,"
"Mixed Bedrooms," "Turkey Dressing"),
Schlesinger ("Things Men Do"). Home ad.,
Melrose Hotel, 120 S. Grand Ave., Los Angeles.
Calif.
PALMER, Violet; b. Flint, Mich., 1899; educ.
Spokane and Seattle; stage career, in vaud.
as child; also stk., mus. com.; screen career,
Lasky, Kalem, Fox ("The Blue Streak").
Amer.-Pathe ("Eve in Exile").
PA RKAN, Peggy; b., Cedar Rapids, Iowa; educ.
Univ. of Iowa; screen career, Balboa Film Co.,
Rainbow Pictures Corp., Diamond Film Co.,
"The Love Rustler," "Punish Water," "The
Trail of Noreturn," "The Band of Hate," "Night
Riders of Desert," now leading lady for the
Border Feature Film Corp. Hght., 5, 6; wght.,
112; hair, dark brown; eyes, brown. Home ad.,
1229 W. 52nd St., Los Angeles; phone 269256;
studio, Border Feature Film Corp., Bisbee, Ariz.
PARKER, Grace; screen career, Realart ("Black-
birds"), Arrow ("Luxury").
PARKS, Frances Craven; b. Dawson, Ga., 1902;
educ. Atlanta, Ga. ; stage career, Alkahest Lyce-
um Bureau through southern states; screen
career, with D. W. Griffith for 2 yrs. ("The
Girl Who Stayed at Home"). Wm. De Mille
("Jack Straws" with Robert Warwick), Selz-
nick ("The Figurehead"), Holubar ("Man-Wo-
man-Marriage"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 105; dark
brown hair", back eyes. Home ad., 1405 Stanley
Ave., Hollywood, Cal.; studio, Hollywood.
PARK, Peggy; b. Baltimore, 1894; educ. Notre
Dame Convent, Md. ; screen career, Essanay
("The Coward," leads in George Ade Fables),
Metro ("Sowers and Reapers," "Winning of
Beatrice"), Klever Comedies with Victor Moore.
Fox ("La Belle Russe," "Lure of Ambition").
Int.-Famous Players. ("Cinema Murder"), Jans
Prod. ("Love Without Question"), Selznick
("Broadway and Home"), Broadwell Prod.
("Cry in the Night"), Cosmo ("Straight is the
Way"), International ("Just Around the Cor-
ner"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 116; dark com-
plexion, dark hair, brown eyes. Ad., 203 W.
85th St., N. Y.; Schuyler 5734.
PA VIS, Yvonne (Marie); b. London, England;
educ. Eng. and continent; stage career, dram,
stk. and vaud., U. S. A. and Europe; screen
career, in Europe and U. S. A., Vitagraph
("Easter Babies"), serial with Universal, Fa-
mous Players, Triangle ("High Tide," "Tony
America"), Metro ("The Walk-Offs"), Robert-
son-Cole ("An Arabian Knight," "The First
Born"), Famous Players ("Silk Hosiery").
Writes scenario. Hght.. 5, 3%; wght., 110;
light complexion, black hair, dark brown eyes.
Home ad., 5200 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles,
Col.; Holly 2230.
PAWN, Doris; b. Norfolk, Neb., 1896; educ. busi-
ness college; screen career, Universal ("Trey of
Hearts"), Fox ("Blue Blood and Red." "The
Book Agent," "Some Boy," "The Kid is
Clever," Para. ("The City of Dim Faces"),
Goldwyn ("Out of the Storm," "What Hap-
pened to Rosa," "Guile of Women," "Toby's
Bow," "Tower of Ivory," "The Strange Board-
er"), Robertson-Cole ("Li Ting Lang").
PAYSON, Blanche; b. Santa Barbara, Calif.;
educ. there; screen career, Keystone ("Wife
and Auto Trouble," "Bathhouse Blunder," "Her
Circus Knight"), Vitagraph ("His Diplomatic
Mission," "Bums and Boarders," "Farms and
Fumbles," "Beauties and Barbers"), "Sunshine
Comedies ("Heart Smasher"). Hht, 6, 3;
wght., 205; dark brown hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1260 W. 3rd st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
phone 557304.
PAYTON, Gloria; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. convent;
stage career, stock and vaud. for 8 yrs.; screen
career, American (played ingenues), Balboa
("The Yellow Bullet," "The Grip of Evil"),
Glendale Film Co. ("The Lone Bandit"), Fox
("A Branded Soul"). Select ("Faith of the
Strong"), Fox ("Sunset Sprague"). Hght., 5, 3;
wght., 118; black hair, brown eyes. Ad., care
of Willis and Ingliss. Los Angeles, Cal.
PEARSON, Virginia (Mrs. Sheldon Lewis); b.
Louisville, Ky., 1888; educ. Louisville; stage
career, stk. two seasons as the vampire in Rob-
ert Hilliard's "A Fool There Was," followed
Mme. Dorsiet in Faversham's orig. prod. "The
Hawk"; screen career, Vitagraph, a few mos.
in 1910, Famous ("The Aftermath"), Vita-
graph 1915 ("The Vital Question"), Fox ("Royal
Romance," "When False Tongues Speak," "All
for a Husband," "The Bitter Truth," "A Daugh-
ter of France," "The Firebrand," "Her Price,"
"The Liar," "Queen of Hearts," "Buchannon's
Wife"), Pearson Prod. ("The Bishop's Emer-
alds," "Impossible Catherine"). Hght., 5, 7%;
wght., 145; dark brown hair and hazel eyes.
PERCY, Eileen; screen career, American. "Some
Liar." "Where the West Begins," "Brass But-
tons"), Rob.-Cole ("The Gray Horizon," "The
Beloved Cheater). Para-Artcraft ("Told in the
Hills," "In Mizzoura"), Hampton-Hodk. ("Des-
ert Gold"), Fox ("Man Who Dared," "Her
Honor, the Mayor," "The Husband Hunter,"
"Why Trust Your Husband," "Blushing Bride,"
"The Tomboy").
PERCY, Thelma; screen career. Robertson-Cole
("The Beggar Prince," "Seven Years Bad
Luck"), Universal ("The Vanishing Dagger"
serial), Metro ("The Star Rover).
PEREDA, Christina; b. Mexico City; educ. Seville,
Spain; stage career, in vaud. as dancer and
pantomime and mus. com. in Spain, Cuba and
Mexico, came to this country after several yrs.
with Molasso's Pantomime Co., with "The Land
of Jou," starred on stage when 8 yrs. old;
screen career, Goldwyn ("The Woman and the
Puppet"), Lew Cody-Gasnier ("The Butterfly
Man"). Hght., 5, 5; wght, 125; black hair and
eyes. Home ad., Continental Hotel, 626 S. Hill
St., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 10325.
PERRY, Augusta; screen career, Arrow ("Wall
Street Mystery"), W. L. Roubert Prod. ("Heri-
tage").
PERRY, Kutherlne; screen career, Selznick
("Sooner or Later," "Chicken in the Case").
PETROVA, Olga; b. Warsaw, Poland; educ. Brus-
sels, Paris, London; stage career, from age of
20, Shakespearean rep., played Ibsen, Bernstein
and Strindberg in Europe, American debut at
Folies Bergere, N. Y., under mgmt. Henry B.
Harris; starred in "Panthea" and "The Re-
volt," mgmt. Shuberts; screen career, Lasky-
Paramount ("The Undying Flame," "The Law
of the Land"), Metro ("The Soul of a Magda-
len"), Petrova Pictures ("Daughter of Des-
tiny," "The Life Mask," "Tempered Steel,"
"The Panther Woman"). Now fulfilling recital
tour in vaud. Hght., 5, 5; wght., 130; red hair,
green eyes. Ad., 125 W. 40th st., N. Y.
PHILLIPS, Carmen; b. San Francisco, 1895; educ.
Univ. of Cal.; stage career. Opera Companies;
screen career, with Universal, Vitagraph,
Christie ("Chased in Love," "There's Many a
Fool"), Morosco - Paramount ("Forbidden
Paths"), Bluebird ("The Cabaret Girl"), Rob.-
Cole ("The Pagan God," For a Woman's
Honor"), Universal ("Great Air Robbery"),
Metro ("Right of Way"), Paramount ("Mrs.
Temple's Telegram," "Always Audacious"),
Realart ("All Soul's Eve"). Hght., 5,5; wght,
130; brunette, black eyes and hair.
PHILLIPS, Dorothy; b. Baltimore, Md.; educ.
there, and Shaftesbury College; stage career,
George Fawcett stk. co. in Baltimore. 2 sea-
sons "Mary Jane's Pa," season with "Every-
woman," as "Modesty," Henry W. Savage prod.,
created title role in "Pilate's Daughter";
screen career, Universal ("Talk of the Town,"
"Hell Morgan's Girl," "Heart of Humanity,"
"The Right to Happiness," "Ambition," "Once
to Every Woman"). First Nat'l ("Man-Wom-
an-Marriage"). Hght., 5, 3%; wght., 123;
.Chestnut hair, dark gray eyes. Ad., 1510
Laurel Ave., Hollywood; studio ad., First Na-
tional Exhibitors Circuit, N. Y. C.
PICKFORD, Lottie; screen career, "Mile-a-Min-
ute Kendall," with Jack Pickford, "The Man
from Funeral Range," with Wallace Reid, play-
ing heavies. Ad., Brunton Studio, Hollywood,
Calif.
PICKFORD, Mary; b. Toronto, Can., 1893; stage
career, in juvenile parts at age of 5, Valentine
Stk. Co., Toronto, at age of 9 starred ir
"The Fatal Wedding," played with Chauncey
Olcott in "Edmund Burke," scored success in
Belasco's "Warrens of Virginia"; screen career,
Biograph, direction Griffith, "The Violin Maker
of Cremona," first lead, 1-reeler, Independent
M. P. Co., returned to stage for Belasco's "A
Good Little Devil," went to Famous Players
with entire cast for film version, "Tess of the
Storm Country," Artcraft ("The Little Prin-
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cess," "Romance of the Redwoods," "Poor Lit-
tle Rich Girl," "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm,"
"M'liss," "Little American," "Amarilly of
Clothesline Alley," "Stella Maris," "Johanna
Enlists," "Captain Kidd, Jr."), First National
("Daddy Long Legs," "The Hoodlum," "Heart
o' the Hills"), United Artists ("Pollyanna," "The
Love Light," "Thru the Back Door"). Hght,
5; wght., 100; golden hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
Mary Pickford Co., Los Angeles, Cal.
PIERCE, Charlotte; b. Girard, 111.; stage career,
professional dancing; screen career, Chas. Ray
("Peaceful Valley," "The Barnstormers"). B.
B. Hampton ("The Man of the Forest"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 115; light brown hair, green eyes.
Home ad., 17031/4 S. Union Ave., Los Angeles;
West 5635.
PIKE, Grace; screen career, Realart ("Jenny Be
Good"), Republic ("Mountain Madness"),
Metro ("Extravagance").
PILLSBURY, Helen; screen career, Metro ("The
Misfit Wife"), Famous Players ("The Charm
School").
PITTS, Za Su; b. Parsons, Kan., 1898; educ.
Santa Cruz; screen career, has appeared in 15
comedies with La Salle, Universal ("Behind the
Footlights," "Why They Left Home"), Famous
Players ("The Little Princess," "A Modern Mus-
keteer," "How Could You, Jean"), Metro ("As
the Sun Went Down"), Brentwood Prod. ("Bet-
ter Times," "Seeing It Thru," "Bright Skies,"
"Heart of Twenty"). Paramount ("Men, Wom-
en and Money"), Rob.-Cole ("The Other Half,"
"Poor Relations"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 115; blue
eyes, brown hair, light complexion. Ad., 532
S. Fremont Ave., Los Angeles; studio. Brent-
wood Film Corp.
POWELL, Mabel Alline; b. Dallas, Texas, 1898;
educ. Page Seminary, Los Angeles; screen ca-
reer. Vitagraph, Selig, Rolin. Hght., 5, 6:
wght., 165; blond hair, brown eyes. Ad., Hotel
Alexandria, Los Angeles.
POWER, Jule (Mrs. Edwards Davis) ; b. Portland
Ore.; educ. St. Mary's Coll., Portland; stage ca-
reer, Baker Stk. Co., leads in "The Little Min-
ister, "Her Own Way," "The Little Grey Lady,"
"The Road to Yesterday," Broadway prods, in
support of Kelsey and Shannon, Wilton Lack-
aye, Grace George; vaud. featured with Ed-
wards Davis in "Found Out," "The Kingdom
of Destiny," etc.; screen career, vampire in
serial ("Gloria's Romance"), Fox ("Her
Mother's Secret"), Metro ("The Silver Lin-
ing"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 140; black hair,
blue eyes. Home ad.. 44 W. 60th St., N. Y.,
or National Vaud. Artists, 229 W. 46th St., N. Y.
POWERS, Maurine; b. Charleston, 111.; educ.
Terre Haute, Ind., King Private classical
school for Girls; screen career, Warner Bros.
("Beware"), Democracy Photoplays ("Soul of
Man"), with Florence Reed in "The Eternal
Mother," "Why Girls Leave Home"; Lawrence
Weber Prods., Metro. Height, 5, 2; wght., 96;
fair complexion; hair, blond; eyes, blue. Ad.,
care of Merrit Crawford, 904 Fitzgerald Bldg..
N. Y. C. ; Bryant 5506.
PRETTY, Arliiie; b. Wash., D. C., 1893; -educ.
Wash, and priv. finishing sch. ; stage career, be-
ginninp- with the Columbia players in Washing-
ton playing ingenues and later leads for over
3 yrs. ; screen career, began with "The Old
Guard." Imp-Universal. Vitagraph ("The Dawn
of Freedom," "The Surprises of An empty
Hotel," "The Thirteenth Girl," "The Secret
Kingdom"), Artcraft ("In Again Out Again"),
Serico Prod. ("The Woman in Gray serial,)
Famous Players-Lasky ("Life"), Selznick
("The Valley of Doubt"), Arts and Science
("Crossed Currents"). Hght., 5, 5%. Ad. 423
120th St., N. Y.
PREVOST, Marie; b. Sarnia, Canada, 1898; educ.
Denver; screen career, Mack Sennett Comedies
("Nature Dance," "Sleuths," "East Lynne with
Variations," "His Hidden Purpose," "Never Too
Old," "Yankee Doodle in Berlin," "Reilly's
Wash Day," "When Love is Blind," "Love's
False Faces," "The Dentist," "Uncle Tom With-
out the Cabin," "Salome vs. Shenandoah," "The
Speak-Easy," "Down on the Farm"). First
Nat'l ("Old Swimmin' Hole," "Love. Honor
and Behave"), Asso. Prod. ("A Small Town
Idol"), Universal (starred in "The Butterfly").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 123; dark hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 451 So. Hampshire, Los Angeles, Cal.;
phone 568-811.
PREVOST, Marjorie; b. Denver, Colo.; edu. Oak-
land and Los Angeles, Calif.; screen career,
Chas. Ray ("OF Swimmin' Hole"), Metro
("What's the Matter with Marriage"), Lasky
("Million Dollar Girl"). Hght., 5. 4; wght.,
115: brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 451 S.
New Hampshire, Los Angeles; phone 568811.
PREVOST, Minnie; screen career, Realart
("Food For Scandal"), Universal ("If Only
Jim").
PRICE, Kate; b. Ireland, 1872; educ. Pawtucket,
R. I.; stage career, vaud. with Price and Steel,
stk. and rep.; screen career, Vitagraph ("Officer
Kate," "Fisherman Kate," "A Night Out"),
Keystone ("The Waiter's Ball"), Vim
("Mother's Child," "Fat and Fickle"), Amber
Star, Jaxon Film Co. ("Week End Shop-
ping"), Artcraft ("Amarilly of Clothesline Al-
ley"), Fairbanks ("Arizona"), American ("Put
Up Your Hands"), Fox ("Tin Pan Alley," "The
Devil's Riddle"), Robertson-Cole ("Bright
Skies"). Selznick ("The Figurehead"), First
National ("Dinty"), Pathe ("That Girl Mon-
tana"), Hodkinson ("The Other Woman"). Ad.,
1605 N. Kingsley, Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly
3970.
PRUSSING, Louise; educ. Chicago Latin Sch. and
Stamford, Conn.; stage career, Athalie in "The
Country Cousin," Angela in "The Maid of the
Mountains," "Avignon"; screen career, Selz-
nick ("Sealed Hearts." "Out Yonder," "His
Wife's Money," "A Fool and His Money,"
"World's Apart," "Girl From Nowhere"),
Vitagraph ("The Co-Respondent"), "Hearts of
the Northland." Hght., 5, 6; wght., 130; med-
ium light hair, blue eyes. Ad., 66 W. 49th
St., N. Y. ; Bryant 418.
PULLIAM, Pauline; b. 1902; educ. Los Angeles-
stage career, vaud.; screen career. Pahp
("Carolyn of the Couriers"), Morosco ("Final
Close Up"), Fox, Goldwyn ("Sis Hopkins"),
Famous Players ("A Girl Named Mary," "All
of a Sudden Peggy"), National ("Hall Room
Boys" stories). Ad., 1731 N. Mariposa ave..
Hollywood, Calif.
PURVIANCE, Edna Olga; b. Reno, Nev.; educ.
there and San Francisco; screen career, with
Charlie Chaplin at Essanay, Chaplin-First Na-
tional ("A Dog's Life," "The Adventurer."
"Easy Street," "Sunnyside," "Shoulder Arms,"
"The Kid"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 130; blond
hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 402A Westlake
Terrace, Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 55219.
-Q-
QUINN, Regina; screen career, Fox ("From Now
On"), Graphic ("The Wrong Woman").
R
RALSTON, Esther; screen career, Paramount -
Art ("Huckleberry Finn"), Equity ("Whisper-
ing Devils").
RAMBEAU, Lillian; screen career, Realart
("Jenny Be Good"). Robertson-Cole ("Occa-
sionally Yours").
RAMBEAU, Marjorie; educ. San Francisco, Calif.:
stage' career, star in "Sadie Love," "Cheating
Cheaters," "The Fortune Teller," "The Un-
known Woman," "Eyes of Youth"; screen ca-
reer, Capellani ("The Fortune Teller").
RANKIN, Caroline J.; b. Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 22,
1889; educ. Chicago; stage career, with "Mrs.
Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," and in stock in
Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Harlem Opera
House, N. Y., etc.; screen career, Fox ("Some
Boy"), Keystone ("A Seminary Scandal"),
Vitagraph ("Quarantined"), Ince-Para. ("A
Nine o'Clock Town," "Coals of Fire," "Whci.
Do We Eat." "Hard Boiled." "Up in the Air."
"Lost in Traffic"), Lasky ("Lottery Man."
"What Happened to Jones"). Fox ("Molly
and I," "Her Honor the Mayor"), Max Linder
("Too Much Pep"), Frazee Corp. ("After Bed-
time"). Hght., 5, 7i/ 2 ; wght., 95; light brown
hair and gray eyes. Home ad., 1528 N. Alex-
andria ave., Los Angeles; phone Holly 3259.
RANKIN. Doris; screen career, Paramount-Art
("The Copperhead"), First National '"
Devil's Garden," "The Great Adventure," "Jim,
the Penman").
RAY, Allene; screen career, Bert Lubin
("Honeymoon Ranch," "West of the Rio
Grande").
RAYMOND, Frances; screen career, Realart
("Two Weeks with Pay," "The Little Clown"),
Pathe ("Smouldering Embers"), Robertson-Cole
("Steing It Thru," "Li Tang Lang"), Famous
Players ("A Lady in Love," "City of Masks,"
"One a Minute"), Metro ("The Best of Luck"),
Schwab ("Smiling All the Way"), Federated
("The Midlanders").
RAYMOND, Helen; b. and educ. Philadelphia;
stage career. "Oh, Oh., Delphine," "Twin Beds,"
"Very Good Eddie." and in London Music
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Halls; screen career, Metro ("Dangerous to
Men"), with Carter de Haven in "Twin Beds,"
and "My Lady Friends"; United Artists ("Thru
the Back Door"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 135;
brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 1626 Vine
St., Hollywood. Cal. ; phone 577979.
REARDON, Mildred; christened by Henry Clive
"The Girl with the Brown Byes," while with
Florenz Ziegfeld; screen career, with Pathe,
Fox, Cecil De Mille ("Male and Female").
Para.-Artcraft ("Every woman") , Equity
("Silk Husbands and Calico Wives"), Fox
("Number 17"). Golden hair, brown eyes;
very small.
REED, Florence; b. Phila., 1883; educ. Sacrecolus
Convent; comes of theatrical parentage; stage
career, includes stk. and many prods., with
Walker Whiteside; Ramons in 'The Painted
Woman"; screen career, Pathe ("The Woman's
Law"), Brenon ("Lucretia Borgia"), Harry
Rapf ("The Struggle Everlasting," "Wives of
Men"), United ("Call of the Heart," "Woman
Under Oath," "Her Game," "The Eternal
Mother," "Her Code of Honor"), Ziegfeld
Cinema ("Black Panther's Cub").
REED, Nora; educ. Houston, Texas; screen ca-
reer, in stock with Famous Players-Lasky
Corp., 6 mos. ; casting directress for Famous
players, 1 yr. ; played in "Career of Catherine
Bush," " Sinners," " Fear Market," Selznick
("Miracle of Manhattan"). Fox ("Beyond
Price"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 120; auburn hair,
dark blue eyes. Studio ad., 130 W. 56th st.,
N. Y.
REEVES, Myrtle; b. Atlanta, Ga., 1897; educ.
Washington Seminary, Atlanta; screen career,
Vitagraph and Balboa (third episode of "Red
Circle" series, "The Grip of Evil," "Dawn of
Wisdom"), Universal ("Eternal Love"), Blue-
bird ("Playthings," "A Kentucky Cinderella"),
American ("A Bachelor's Wife"), Vitagraph
("Over the Garden Wall"), Universal ("Beau-
tifully Trimmed"). Hght.. 5, 4; wght., 136;
blue eyes, golden hair, and very fair com-
plexion.
RENFROE, Vida Estelle von Katz; b. 1900;
educ. private schls. and convent; screen career,
3 yrs., starting with the old Amber Star, Metro.
James Montgomery Flagg, Geo. M. Cohan, Vim
Comedies, Black Diamond Comedies, Sunshine
Comedies (."Trial by Jury," "Work and Win
'Em," "Moonshine on the Wabash," "His Cave-
man Tactics"), Public Health Series ("Cleared
for Action"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 100; dark
brown hair and eyes. Ad., 436 E. 3rd St., Jack-
sonville, Fla.
REWCK, Ruth; b. Galveeton, Texas; educ.
Texas and Arizona; stage career, 4 yrs., 1 sea-
son in "Secret Service," 1 season "Shenandoah,"
stock; screen career, Paramount-Artcraft
("Hawthorne of the U. S. A."), Hampton ("The
Parish Priest " " The White Dove "), United
Artists ("The Mollycoddle," "She Couldn't
Help It"), Famous Players ("Conrad in Quest
of His Youth," " The Jucklins," " The Witching
Hour ") Robertson-Cole (" What Is a Wife
Worth?"). Hght., 5, 2; blond hair, hazel
eyes. Home ad.. 2320 12th ave., Los An-
geles; phone 75454.
REYNOLDS, Vera; screen career, Gayety Come-
dies ("Bedlam," "A Saphead's Sacrifice,"
" Dry and Thirsty," " Parked in the Park."
RHODES, Blllie; b. San Francisco; educ. San
Francisco; stage career, on Orpheum circuit,
soubrette in "Babes in Toyland" ; screen career,
leads in dramas and comedies, with Kalem.
Universal. Christie. Strand-Mutual ("A Two
Cylinder Courtship," "Bluffing Father," "Some
Nurse," "For Sweet Charity"); Natl. Robertson-
Cole ("Girl of My Dreams," "In Search of
Arcady," 'Lion and the Lamb," "The Love
Call," "Hoop-la of the Circus," "Blue Bonnet").
Hght., 5; wght., 106; brown hair and eyes.
Ad., home, 1847 Wellington road, LaFayette
square, Los Angeles, Cal. ; studio, Billie
Rhodes.
RICE, Fanny; stage career, 25 yrs. appearing in
cities in U. S., Canada, also vaud. in Australia
and New Zealand; star of own prods.; screen
career, Blackton ("Moonshine Trail," "Dawn,"
"Tinsel's Triumph," "My Husband's Other
Wife"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 140; auburn hair,
dark blue eyes. Ad., 340 Lafayette ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. ; Prospect 2086.
RICH, Irene; b. Buffalo, N. Y. ; educ. St. Mar-
garet's Girls' Sch. ; screen career, Paralta ("A
Law Unto Herself"), Frank Keenan ("Todd of
the Times"), Goldwyn ("The Strange Boarder,"
"Tough Proposition," "Street Called Straight"),
National ("Blue Bonnet"), Fox ("Lone Star
Ranger." " Wolves of the Night ") Goldwyn
("Jes' Call Me Jim," "Just Out Of College,"
"Tale of Two Worlds," "Voice in the Dark"),
Lesser ("One Man in a Million"), American
("Sunset Jones"). Hght., 5. 6; wght., 138;
dark brown hair and eyes. Ad., 703 N. Gramer-
cy place, Los Angeles, Calif.
RICH, Lillian; screen career, Pathe (" One
Hour Before Dawn," " Felix O'Day," " Half a
Chance," "Dice of Destiny," "The Sage Hen"),
Universal (" The Red Lane," " Blazing
Trail"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 119; dark brown
hair; dark blue eyes. 2011 Vista Del Mar,
Hollywood, Calif.; phone Holly 4999.
RICH, Vivian; b. at sea; educ. Boston; stage
career, 1 season with Gus Edwards, vaud.;
screen career, American, Selig, Fox ("The
Crime of the Hour," "Judgment is Mine," "The
Price of Silence," "Beware of Strangers"), Ind.
("Sins of the World"), Mitchell Lewis ("Ven-
geance is Mine"), J. D. Hampton ("The Mints
of Hell"), Fox ("The Last Straw," "Would
You Forgive?" "A World of Folly"). Hght.,
5, 4%; wght.. 115; brown hair, dark brown
eyes. Ad., 1323 N. Martel ave., Hollywood,
Calif.; phone 577780
RIDGEWAY, Fritzie; b. Butte, Mont., 1898; educ.
there and Schl. Fine Arts, Chicago; stage ca-
reer, stk. in N. Y. C., 2 yrs. vaud.; screen ca-
reer, Essanay, Triangle .("Up or Down"), Fox
("The Danger Zone"), Universal ("Fire Fling-
ers," featured in "Winning a Bride," "Ranger
of Pike's Peak," "Petal on the Current"),
Morosco-Lasky ("Judy of Rogues' Harbor"),
Sphinx Film Co. (featured in "The Fatal 30"
serial). Hght., 5,5; wght., 130; medium com-
plexion, brown hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., Box
813. Laurel Canyon. Hollywood. Calif.
RLLEY, Jean; b. Guthrie, Ark., 1902; educ.
Oakland and Chicago; screen career, Metro
("Castles In the Air"), Fox (" Evangeline "),
Universal, also comedies. Hght., 5, 5%;
wght., 120; blond hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., 1108 McCadden pi., Hollywood, Cal.; Holly
4853.
RISHELL, Myrtle; screen career, Metro (" Heart
of a Child"), Hodkinson ("House of Whis-
pers ").
IITC
RITCHIE, Ethel; Universal ("Virgin of Stam-
boul," " Once a Plumber," " Society Secrets ").
ROBERTS, Edith; b. and educ. N. Y. C. ; stage
career, began age 6; also in vaud.; screen career,
Universal (" Lasca," " The Triflers," " Her Five
Foot Highness," " Alias Miss Dodd," " The
Adorable Savage," " White Youth," " The Fire
Cat," " The Unknown Wife," " Ov>en Shut-
ters"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 105; fair com-
plexion, light brown hair, brown eyes. Uni-
versal Ctiy, Cal.
ROBINSON, Daisy; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Quebec,
Canada, N. Y. ; stage career, at very early age,
played with Joseph Jefferson, Maude Adams, in
"Peter Pan," Olga Nethersole; screen career, 1
yr, Reliance-Majestic ("A Bad Man and
Others"), Fine Arts ("The Price of Power,"
"Intolerance"), Morosco ("The Happiness of
Three Women"), Lasky ("The Clever Miss Car-
fax"), Douglas Fairbanks ("When the Clouds
Roll By"), Fox ("World of Folly"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Slave of Vanity"), Universal
("Fixed By George"), Sunrise ("Price of
Silence "), Hodkinson (" Partners of the
Tide"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 115; dark brown
hair, dark eyes. Home ad., 2652 Beachwood
drive, Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 577729.
ROBINSON, Gertrude May; b. N. Y. C., 1895;
educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career, began as child
actress at the age of 4, has appeared in "A
Bonnie Briar Bush," "A Midsummer Night's
Dream," "Rip Van Winkle " and "Ben-Hur" ;
screen career, Biograph, Reliance, Victor, Lasky
("The Arab"), Famous ("May Blossom"), Gau-
mont ("The Haunted Woman," "The Qualitv
of Faith"), Henley-Pathe ("The Gay Old Dog">>
Goldwyn ("Milestones"). Hght., 5, 2; wght.,
105; dark brown hair and blue-gray eyes, olive
complexion.
ROBSON, May (Mrs. Stuart Robson) ; b. Aus-
tralia; educ. Paris, London, and Brussels; stage
career, from 1884, noted character portrayal as
Aunt Mary Watkins in "The Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary"; screen career, Vitagraph ("A
Night Out"), World ("A Broadway Saint"),
Select ("His Bridal Night"), W. H. Prods.
("The Lost Battalion").
ROLAND, Ruth; b. San Francisco, Calif.; stage
career, since 3 yrs. of age, first appearing in
Ed. Holden's "Cinderella" Co. at Columbia
theatre, San Francisco; screen career, Kalem,
Astra, Pathe ("Hands Up," "Tiger's Trail,"
"Neglected Wife," "Price of Folly," "Fringe of
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STUDIO DIRECTORY-
Society"), Ruth Roland Serials, Inc. ("Adven-
tures of Ruth," " Ruth of the Rockies," " The
Avenging Arrow"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 122;
reddish brown hair, violet eyes. Ad., 605 So.
Norton Ave., Ruth Roland Studio, Los Angeles;
phone 23955.
ROSE, Blanche; b. and educ. Detroit, Mich.; stage
career, 18 yrs. exper., stk., one piece vaud. ;
screen career, Universal ("Under Suspicion").
Charles Ray ("Old Swimming Hole," "Barn
Stormers"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 140; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 1636 Maltman ave.,
Los Angeles; phone 59667.
KOYCE, Riza; b. Lancaster, Pa.; educ. Wadley
High, N. Y. C. ; screen career, Selznick, World,
Fox ("Sacred Silence," "Checkers," "The
Shark"), Guy Empey. Hght., 5, 5%.; wght,,
126; dark brown hair, gray-green eyes. Home
ad., 155 W. 117th st., N. Y.; phone Harlem
K510.
KOYCE, Ruth; b. Versailles, Mo.; educ. Loretta
Acad., Kansas City; stage career, Woodward
Stock Co., Lewis Stock Co.; screen career, Uni-
versal ("The Beach Combers," "Little Brother
of the Rich," "Chris Rube"), Ince, Lasky, Fox
("The Splendid Sin"), with Eddie Polo in Uni-
versal serial, " The Vanishing Dagger," Univer-
sal ("Blue Streak McCoy," "If Only Jim,"
"All Dolled Up," "Vengeance Trails"), now
in prod, for series of 2 reel Northwest Mounted
pictures for Universal playing leads and
heavies. Hght., 5, 6; wght., 130; black hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 1824 Highland ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.. Holly 2002; studio, Universal
City, Calif.
RUBENS, Alma; b. San Francisco; screen career,
Triangle ("Reggie Mixes In," "Master of His
Home." "The Firefly of Tough Luck." "Blue
Blood," " Gown of Destiny," " Regenerates,"
" The Answer," " Love Brokers," "Judith,"
"The Ghost Flower"), Ex. Mutual ("Diane
of the Green Van"), Rob-Cole ("A Man's
Country"), International (" Humoresque "),
Cosmo ("World and His Wife"), Pioneer
("Thoughtless Woman"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
130; black hair, dark eyes. Ad., care Pioneer
Film Co., 729 7th ave., N. Y.
RUSSELL,, Ethel; screen career, Arrow (" Trial
of the Cigarette," "The Bromley Case"), also
in " The Triple Clue."
S
SADLER, Winifred; screen career, George Clark
("D-uke's Son"), Stoll Film ("Squandered
Lives," " The Lure of Crooning Water," " The
Garden of Resurrection ").
SAIS, Marin; b. Marin Co., Calif.; educ. Notre
Dame Acad., San Jose; screen career, Lasky
("City of Dim Faces"), Haworth ("His
Birthright," " Bonds of Honor," " The Golden
Hope "). Universal ("The Vanity Pool"), H. B.
Warner (" Manya "), 6 yrs. with Kalem Co.
as leading woman, also starred in serials " The
American Girl," " Girl From Frisco," " Sting-
aree," Arrow ("Thunderbolt Jack"). Ad.,
1325 N. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
SALTER, Thelma; screen career, Paramount- Art
("Huckleberry Finn"). Hodkinson ("Kentucky
Colonel ").
SAMPSON, Teddy; b. N. Y., 1895; stage career,
vaud., comic opera, with Gus Edwards, Blanche
Ring; screen career, Christie ("Good Morning
Judge," "Are Honeymoons Happy?" "Our
Little Wife"), Triangle (" Her American Hus-
band," " Fox Woman," " Sympathy Sal,"
" Child of the Surf," " Big Jim's Heart,"
"Fencing Master"), Fox "Fighting for
Gold"), lead in Capitol Comedies with Smiling
Bill Parsons, Christie ("Don't Blame the
Stork"), Selznick ("Chicken in the Case").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 110; black hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 1907 Wilcox ave., Los Angeles, Calif.;
Holly 460.
SAUNDERS, Alice (Mrs. Harry M. O'Connor);
b. Holyoke, Mass., 1880; stage exper., stk. in
Cal. and N. Y. for 20 yrs.; screen career, Selig,
Diandp, Kalem, Fox, Lasky, Griffith ("Recon-
struction," " The Wolf Faced Man," " The
Haunted House," etc.). Hght., 5, 7%; wght.,
140; auburn hair, blue eyes. Ad., 161 Date
St., Riverside, Calif.
SAUNDERS, Jackie; b. Philadelphia, 1893; educ.
St. Joseph's Convent, Phila. ; stage career, Daw-
son's Dancing Dolls; stock; screen career, Bio-
graph, Pathe, Universal, Balboa (" Shrine of
Happiness," " Flirting Bride," " Betty Be
Good," "The Checkmate"), Famous Players
" Miracle of Love," Cosmopolitan Film,
"Dad's Girl," Fox ("Drag Harlan," "The
Scuttlers"), Metro ("Puppets of Fate").
Author of several scenarios, including- " Rose of
the Alley." Hght., 5, 3; wght., llf>; blond hair,
blue eyes.
SAVAGE, Aileen; educ. Madams of the Sacred
Heart in Paris and San Francisco; screen
career, Buffalo ("The Sport of Kings"). Fa-
mous Players, ("The Cost." "Red Head").
Hght., 5, 4 ] ,; wght., 119; black hair, dark
eyes. Ad., 62 W. 51st St., N. Y. ; Circle 3471.
SCHADE, Betty Marie; educ. Chicago;
stage career, vaud.; screen career, Goldvvyn,
("Bonds of Love," "Thru the Wrong Door"),
Select (" Happiness a la Mode "), Universal
Fox (" A Girl in Bohemia," " Shod AVilh Fire"),
Realart ("Soul of Youth"), Goldvvyn ("Pris-
oners of Love "). Paramount (" Village
Sleuth"), Fox ("Flame of Youth," "Wing
Toy"). Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; light com-
plexion; blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., home.
1726 Las Palmas Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.:
phone 577112.
SCHAEFER, Anne; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. Notre
Dame Convent; stage career, 3 yrs. stock cos.,
4 yrs. Shakesperian rep. with Louis James,
also played " The Green Clad Woman " in
"Peer Gynt;" screen career, member of -the
original Vitagraph Co. on West Coast as a fea-
ture player, free lancing for 2 yrs., returned to
Vitagraph stock, playing emotional character
leads. Robertson-Cole ("Mary Carey"),
Lasky (" Mrs. Temple's Telegram," " City of
Masks"). Spencer ("Ranch of the Wolver-
ine"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 160; brown hair
and eyes. Ad., 6067 Salem pi., Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 577820.
SCHRAM, Violet; b. San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 1,
1898; educ. Chicago pub. and high schls; early
career, professional reader for several yrs.;
screen career, Universal, since Oct., 1915
("Shoes," "Saving the Family Name." !..'h
episode of " Graft," " Two Rebels, " Out of the
Darkness," " The Woman with the Para-
keets "), Metro ("The Walkoffs"), H. B.
Warner ("The Grey Wolf's Ghost"), Tom
Moore ("Toby's Bow"), Zane Grey ("The
Desert of Wheat"), Fox ("White Lies"),
Hodkinson ("Riders of the Dawn"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Big Happiness"). Hght., 5, 3;
wght., 120; black hair, dark brown eyes. Home
ad., 5674 DeLongpre, Hollywood. Calif.; Holly
4345.
SC'HRAMM, Karla; b. Los Angeles; educ., there
and Chicago; stage career, travelled as child
pianist and composer through United States,
Canada, Mexico and Europe, made debut as
matured artist in Chicago at Music Hall; screen
career, Lasky. Metro, Triangle, D. W. Griffith
(" Broken Blossoms "), Douglas Fairbanks
("His Majesty, the American"), National
("Hearts and Masks," "The Son of Tarzan "),
Goldwyn ("The Revenge of Tarzan"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 115; medium brown hair, dark gray
eyes. Home ad., 468 S. Lake st., No. 5, Los An-
geles; phone 558476.
SCOTT, Mabel Julienne; b. Minneapolis, Minn.;
educ. there, Stanley Gir.d' Coll. and North-
western Conservatory; stage career, dramatic
stock at Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City and
Detroit, leading woman with Fiske O'Hara,
starred in " The Intruder " in vaud. ; screen
career, Rex Beach (" The Barrier "), Edgar
Lewis ("The Sign Invisible"), Elk Film Co.
("Reclaimed"), Graphic ("Ashes of Love"),
Fox ("Sacred Silence"), Lasky ("The Sea
Wolf," " The Round Up," " Behold My Wife,"
" The Jucklins "), Goldwyn (" The Concert,"
" Don't Neglect Your Wife "), Universal
("Fanny Herself"). Hght., 5, 5%; wght., 125;
dark brown hair, brown eyes. Ad.. Lasky
Studios, Hollywood, Calif.
SEDDEN, Margaret; screen career, Yankee-Kes-
sel and Bauman (" Headin' Home"), Para-
mount ("The Inside of the Cup"). Selznick
("The Highest Law"), Jans ("Wings of
Pride").
SEDGWICK, Eileen; b. Galveston, Texas; educ
Ursuline Convent, Galveston; stage career; from
childhood, dram. stk.. vaud.. musical compdv
with (5) Sedgwicks Co.; screen career, Uni-
versal (" Lure of the Circus ", lead with Eddie
Polo, " The Radium Mystery," " Man and
Beast," " Dropped From the Clouds," " Trail
of No Return." " No. 10 West Bound," " The
Heart of Arizona"), Climax Film ("Love's
Battle"), Fox ("Putting It Over"). Hght.,
5, 3; wght., 120; blond hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., Boulevard Apts., Hollywood
Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 577332.
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SEDGYVICK, Josie; b. Galveston Texas; educ.
cTrsuline Convent, Galveston; stage career, since
babyhood, vaud., dram, stk., musical comedy,
with (5) Sedgwicks; screen career, Triangle
("Wolves of the Border," "Maternal Spark,"
" Boss of the Lazy Y," " Paying His Debt,"
"Beyond the Shadow," "Wild Life"), Fred
Stone ("Duke of Chimney Butte "), Goldwyn
("Jutoilo"!, Fox ("Camouflaged"), Robert
Brunton (" Dare Devil Jack," " The Double Ad-
venture," serials). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 132;
blond hair, gray eyes. Ad.. 6511 y 2 Holly. Blvd.,
Hollywood, Calif.; phone 577332.
SEGER, Lucia Backus; b. Smithport, Pa., educ.
Lake Erie Coll., Painesville, Ohio; stage career,
Hoyt comedies, Everett Stk. Co. Teck Theatre
Stk. Co. ; screen career. Famous Players
("Seven Swans," " Oh! You Women"), Truex-
Paramount ("Stick Around"), Blackton ("My
Husband's Second Wife "), Jaxon Films
("Awakening of Cecily"), Sunshine Film Co.
(Moon Comedies), Providence Film Co., Con-
stance Talmadge ("The Perfect Woman"), In-
ternational (" The Wild Goose "), Metro
("Clothes"). Legend Film ("Mere Than a
Million"), Fox ("Footfalls"), Hallmark ("The
Discarded Woman "). " Should a Wife
Work?" "What Children Will Do." Hght.,
5, 4; wght., 150; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
1547 St. Nicholas ave., N. Y. ; Wadsworth 3057
SELBIE, Evelyn; b. Louisville, Ky. ; educ. there;
stage career, 15 yrs. Proctor's Stk., N. Y., Al-
cazar Stk., San Francisco, featured in " Human
Hearts"; screen career, Universal ("Pay Me,"
" People vs. John Doe," " Mysterious Mrs. M.,"
"Hand That Rocks the Cradle"), 3 yrs. leads
with Essanay, Brunton ("Devil to Pay,"
"Without Benefit of Clergy"), Select ("Seeds
of Vengeance "), Hodkinson (" The Broken
Gate"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 125; black hair,
brown eyes. Ad., 1458 Elza ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 597525.
SELWYNNE, Clarissa; b. London, England; educ.
there; stage career, 15 yrs. in classical and
modern plays, in Eng. and U. S. ; screen career,
6 yrs., Universal. Goldwyn (" Dangerous Days,"
(" Cup of Fury "), Lois Weber (" Home "), Vita-
graph ("Black Gate"), Metro ("Marriage of
William Ashe"), Lasky ("Sacred and Pro-
fane Love"), Garson ("Straight from Paris").
Hght., 5, 7; wght., 135; dark brown hair and
eyes. Home ad., Boulevard Apts., Hollywood
Blvd.. Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 577,336.
SHAFER, Molly; screen career, Fox ("While
the Devil Laughs"), Universal ("The Big
Adventure ").
SHAFFER, Marie; b. Hartford, Conn., 1876; educ.
N. Y. ; screen career, Fox ("The Jungle Trail "),
International ("Cinema Murder"), with Harry
Morey in Vitagraph, Gaumont (" Making Her
His Wife"), Abramson ("Some One Must
Pay"), Metro ("The Fatal Hour".). Hght., 5,
8%; wght., 155; hair, dark brown tinged with
gray; hazel eyes. Ad., 230 W. 101st St., N. Y. ;
Riverside 1724
SHANNON, Ethel; b. and educ. Denver, Colo.;
stage career, with E. H. Southern and Maude
Adams; screen career, with Bert Lytell,
" Easy to Make Money," William S. Hart,
"John Petticoats," Earl Williams, "The Maste
Stroke," "Charles Ray, "An Old-Fashioned
Boy," All Star, " Birth of the Gods," " Beware,
the Bride," " The Great Hope." Light hair.
Home ad., 459 S. Figueroa st., Los Angeles,
Broadway 459.
SHANNON, Inez; screen career, Fox ("The
Plunger"), Vitagraph ("Cousin Kate").
SHANOR, Peggy; b. W. Va., 1896; educ. Win-
chester School, Pittsburgh, Pa.; stage exper,,
stk., leads in Middle West; vaud. sketch, legit,
with Anderson & Weber Sei\v\n & Co.. s.iu-
berts; screen career, Pathe ("The House of
Hate"), Fox ("The Queen of Hearts"), Fa-
mous ("Here Comes the Bride"), Abramson
("The Echo of Youth"), Supreme Productions
("The Mystery Mind"). Wisteria Prods.,
Pathe ("The Sky Ranger"). Hght., 5, 5%;
wght, 133; 'dark brown hair, dark eyes. Ad,
140 W. 73d st., N. Y. C. ; Col. 5786.
SHAYNE, Edith; screen career, Paramount
("Buried Treasure," "The Education of Eliz-
abeth ").
SHEERIN, Doris; screen career, Hodkinson
("East Lynne "), Harry Levey Service ("The
Porcelain ").
SHEPARD, Pearl; educ. N. Y. C. ; stage career,
concerts as singer; screen career, Selznick
("Break the News to Mother"), Graphic
("Echo of Youth"), Vitagraph comedies, Gen-
eral Film series, Pearl Shepard Comedies; fea-
tures in over 70 comedies, in features; been
m pictures over 5 yrs.; Paramount ("Price of
Possession"), Abramson ("Mother Eternal")
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 125; auburn hair, hazel
SHIPMAN, Edna; educ. Toronto, Canada and
Los Angeles, Cal.; screen career, Canadian
Photoplays (" Back to God's Country ") Uni-
versal-Jewel ("The Trembling Hour"), Gold-
wyn, Metro, Christie Comedies. Hodkinson
("The Foreigner"). Hght., 5; wght., 110;
light brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 253 W 100th
st., N. Y. ; Riverside 4517.
SHIPMAN, Nell; stage career, vaud., "The Piano
Fiends," featured in " The Barrier," own co.,
stock; screen career, Fox, Vitagraph (" The
Eighth Great Grand Parent," " Through the
Wall "), Lasky, leading woman with Lou-Telle-
gen ("The Home Trail," "Girl from Beyond,"
" A Gentleman's Agreement, " Baree Son of
Kazan"), Curwood-Carver ("Back to God's
Country "). Author of several scenarios. Dark
brown hair, brunette complexion. Home ad.,
921 E. Wi.son st., Glendaie. i: , r ; Olen ,#-,
SHORT, Florence; b. Springfield, Mass., 1893;
educ. Finch School, N. Y. ; stage career, original
Passion in " Experience," Hilda in " Sinners,"
stk., vaud.; screen career, Metro, " Kildare of
Storm," " The Outsider," Why Germany Must
Pay"), Griffith ("The Love Flower," "The
Idol Dancer," "Way Down East "), Constance
Talmadge (" Lessons in Love," " Beauty and
Brains"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 139; dark brown
hair and eyes. Ad., 156 W. 106th st., N. Y. ;
Acad. 2343.
SHORT, GERTRUDE; b. Cincinnati, 1901; stage
career, at age of 5 yrs. with Nance O'Neil in
"Golden Fleece;" with Thos. Jefferson, vaud.,
Mary Mannering, stock; screen career, Edison,
Vitagraph, Universal ("Little Angel of Canon
Creek," "Cowboy and the Lady"), Lasky
("The Hostage"), Metro ("Blackie's Redemp-
tion," "Cinderella's Twin"), Paramount ("The
Heart of Youth," "In Mizzoura "). Realart
("You Never Can Tell," "She Couldn't Help
It," " Sweet Lavendar "). Now working with
C. B. DeMille's all star cast. Wght., 95; hght.,
5,2; brown hair, blue eyes, light complexion.
Ad., 1771 Cahuenga ave., Los Angeles.
SHOTWEIX, Marie; b. N. Y. C., educ. Mme. Gar-
diner's Schl., N. Y. C. ; stage career, original
co. of " Madame Sans Gene," with E. H. So-
thern, Frohman stk co., under Henry B. Harris,
as Shirley in " The Lion and the Mouse;" screen
career. Frohman Amusement Co. (" The Witch-
ing Hour '), Acme ("The Thirteenth Chair"),
co-starred with Edmund Breeze in Hallmark,
("Chains of Evidence"), Die. rich-Be k ("The
Harvest Moon"), Hallmark serial ("The Evil
Eye"), Paramount ("Civilian Clothes"), First
National ("The Master Mind"), Realart
("Blackbirds"), Vitagraph ("Her Lord and
Master"). Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 154; dark
brown eyes, light hair, dark complexion.
SIMPSON, Henrietta; educ. Emma Fullerton Priv.
Schl., Phila., Pa.; stage career, with Daly;
screen career, World (" Diamonds and Pearls,"
" Youth," " Phil for Short "), Pathe (" Light-
ning Raider"), Metro ("Winning of Beat-
rice"), Blackton ("House Divided"), Inter-
national ("Cinema Murder"), Famous Players
("Career of Katherine Bush"). Hght., 5, 7%;
wght., 155; gray hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 204 W.
70th St., N. Y. ; Columbus 1878.
SINCLAIR, Maud B.; b. Cleveland, O.; educ. De-
troit and Jackson, Mich.; stage career, Harris
& Woods, Chas. Frohman, 3 seasons with " Old
Lady 31;" screen career, Fox, Thanhouser,
Famous and Metro, with Vivian Martin. Ad.,
Rehearsal Club, 335 W. 45th st., N. Y. C.
SISSON, Vera; b. Salt Lake City, 1895; educ. Den-
ver, Colo.; screen career, joined Universal;
played leads opp. J. Warren Kerrigan, with
co. 18 mos. (" The Bolted Door," " The Man
From Nowhere"); 1915 joined Biograph (in
"The Laurel of Tears," "The Trail of the
Serpent", Metro ("The Iron Woman," "Para-
dise Garden"), Lamree Film Corp. ("The
Blackmailers"), General ("The Married Vir-
gin ", Select (" The Veiled Adventure," " Ex-
perimental Marriage"),' Paramount ("The
Heart of Youth," "His Official Fiancee").
Transatlantic ("The Marriage Blunder").
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 120.
SKINNER, Marian; screen career, Pathe ("The
House of Toys"). Metro ("Billions." "Dan-
gerous to Men "), Universal (" Breath of the
Gods," " The Dangerous Moment "), Para-
mount ("Brewster's Millions").
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
SNOW, Marguerite (Mrs. James Croze); b. Sa-
vannah, 1892; educ. Loretta Heights Acad.,
Denver; stage career, since 1907, with James
O'Neill in "Monte Cristo," H. W. Savage,
screen career, Metro (" The Silent Voice,"
" The Half Million Bribe," " Notorious Gal-
lagher," Artcraft ("Broadway Jones"),
Pathe ("The Hunting of the Hawk"). Goldwyn
("Woman in Room 13"), Pathe ("Felix
O'Day "), Hodkinson ("Lavender and Old
Lace"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 105; brown hair,
brown eyes. Studio ad., Metro, Hollywood,
Calif.
SPAULDING, Nellie Parker; b. Machlas, Me.;
educ. High school and Emerson Coll. of Expres-
sion, Boston; stage career, Lyceum platform,
vaud., stk. ; 20 yrs. stage exper. ; screen career,
7 yrs.; Vitagraph ("The Midnight Bride"),
Paramount ("The Pear Market"), Constance
Talmadge ("The Love Expert," "Good Refer-
ences"), Fox ("Dynamite Allen"), Hugo
Ballin ("East Lynne"). Hght., 5, 7; wght.,
135; mixed gray hair, blue eyes. Ad., home,
132 22nd at., Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.; New-
town 2550.
SPERL, Edna; screen career, Pathe (" Lochinvar
o' the Line," " Caught in the Rapids," " Sin-
gle-Handed Sam," "Laws of the Woods").
STANDING, Joan; screen career, Goldwyn ("The
Branding Iron "), Famous Players (" Silk Ho-
siery ").
STANWOOD, Rita (Mrs. H. B. Warner); b. Sa-
lem, Mass.; educ. there; stage career, "Excuse
Me." "When Dreams Come True," "Ghost
Breaker," " Pipes of Pan," " Under Cover,"
etc.; screen career, Jesse D. Hampton ("Gray
Wolf's Ghost"), Famous Players ("Ghost
Breakers," "Lost Paradise"). Hght., 6, 4%;
wght., 122; brown hair and eyes. Home ad.,
Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood, Calif
STABKE, Pauline; b. Joplin, Mo., 1900; educ.
there; screen career, Triangle ("The Shoes
That Danced," " Innocents Progress," " Judith,"
"Alias Mary Brown," "Irish Eyes"), Tour-
neur ("The Life Line"), Equity ("Eyes of
Youth"), Mayflower ("Soldiers of Fortune"),
Goldwyn ("Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Come"), Vitagraph ("Courage of Marge
O'Doone"), Fox ("The Untamed," "Connecti-
cut Yankee in King Arthur's Court"), Select
("Seeds of Vengeance"). Hght., 5, 4; wght.,
110; brunette complexion, brown hair, dark
gray eyes.
STARR. Jane; screen career, Universal ("The
Mad Marriage"), Goldwyn ("Guile of
Women ").
STAY ART, Edith; screen career, Arrow (" Thun-
derbolt Jack"), Universal ("The Unknown
Wife").
STEADMAN, Vera; b. June 23, 1900, Monterey,
Gal., educ. Los Angeles; screen career, 2 yrs.
Keystone (" Hula Hula Land," " Tugboat
Romeo"), with Sennett-Paramount ("A Bed-
room Blunder," " A Pullman Bride," " Are
Waitresses Safe?" "That Night," "Why Men
Go Wild," " Watch Your Step. Mother," ^' Oh,
Doctor, Doctor," "License Applied For," "Papa
By Proxy"), Christie ("Marry Me," "Fit to
Fight"), Educational ("Sand Witches," "Wed-
ding Blues"), Robertson-Cole ("813").
Hght., 5, 2; wght., 118; dark complexion and
hair, brown eyes.
STEDMAN, Myrtle; b. Chicago; educ. Mrs. Ster-
rett's Sch., Chicago; stage career, mus. com.,
light opera, stock, on road; screen career, Selig,
Bosworth, Pallas, Morosco, Lasky (" Soul of
Kura San"), Vitagraph ("In Honor's Web"),
Select "In the Hollow of Her Hand"), Art-
craft ("The Teeth of the Tiger"), Beach-
Goldwyn ("The Silver Horde"), J. Parker
Reed, Jr. ("Sex"), First Nat'l ("Harriet and the
Piper," "Old Dad"), Goldwyn ("The Con-
cert"), Robertson-Cole ("Black Roses").
Blond hair, blue eyes.
STERLING, Edythe; screen career, Republic
("The One Way Trail"), Arrow ("Vanishing
Maid").
STERLING, Jane; screen career, Goldwyn (" The
Street Called Straight"), Metro ("The Heart
of a Child").
STERROLL, Gertrude; screen career, Stoll Film
("Bars of Iron"), Famous Players ("Call of
Youth ").
STEVENS, Elizabeth; educ. Packer Collegiate
Inst., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, 4 yrs.;
screen career, society leads, Famous Players,
World, Metro, Equitable, Universal. Hght., 5,
7%, wght., 131; blond hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
o/o J. H. Livingston, 1440 Broadway, N. Y.;
Bryant 3805.
STEVENS, Emilly; b. N. Y.; stage career with
her aunt, Mrs. Fiske; " Tess," " Divorcons,"
"Man and Superman," "The Devil;" Broad-
way star in " The Unchastened Woman;" screen
career, Metro (" Wheels of Justice," " The
Slacker," "Alias Mrs. Jessup." "Outwitted,"
" Daybreak," " The Wager," " The Soul of a
Woman," " A Man's World," " Kildare of
Storm," "Daybreak"), Schomer-Ross Prod.
("The Sacred Flame"), Pioneer ("Place of
Honeymoons ").
STEVENS, Grace Elizabeth; b. Chicago, 1875;
Am. Acad. Drama; stage career, stk., concert;
screen career, Thanhauser (" Mill on the
Floss"), Metro f" Life's Shadows"), Fox ("A
Modern Cinderella"), Goldwyn ("Fair Pre-
tender"), World ("Moral Dead Line," "Power
and Glory"), Select ("Break the News to
Mother"), Briggs comedies ("Married Life"),
"Fall of the Romanoffs " "Third Floor Back."
Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 156; dark complexion,
brown hair. Home ad., 747 Quincy St., Brook-
lyn, N. Y.; Bushwick 1692.
STEWART, Anita; b. Brooklyn; educ. Eras-
mus Hall; screen career, Vitagraph ("The
Girl Philippa," "The Goddess"), First National
("Virtuous Wives," "A Midnight Romance,"
"In Old Kentucky," "Mary Regan"), Louis
Mayer ("Kingdom of Dreams," "Human De-
sire," "Mind-the-Paint Girl"). First National
("The Fighting Shepherdess," "The Yellow
Typhoon"). Light hair, brown eyes. Ad., Los
Angeles, Calif., and New York, N. Y.
STEWART, Katharine; b. Kent, England; educ
Germany; stage career, 22 yrs.; screen career.
Empire All-Star Corp. ("Please Keep Smil-
ing"), "Please Help Emily"). Whitman-Ben-
nett ("The Great Adventure"). Hght., 5. 5;
wght., 185; dark brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
St. Margaret Hotel, N. Y.
STEWART, Lucille Lee; b. Brooklyn, N. Y.; stage
career, vaud.; screen career, Biograph, Vita-
srraph ("The Conflict." "His Wife's Good
Name," "The Ninety and Nine"), Metro ("Five
Thousand an Hour" "Our Mrs. McChesney"),
Ex-Mutual ("The Eleventh Commandment"),
Selznick ("The Perfect Lover," "Sealed
Hearts"), Fox ("Eastward Ho!"), First
Nat'l ("The Woman Gives"), Jans ("A
Woman's Business"). Hght., 5, 4; fair com-
plexion, blond hair, dark blue eyes. Home
ad., Brightwaters, L. I., N. Y.
STINSON, Bessie; screen career, Blackton-Pathe
("Respectable by Proxy"). Vera McCord Prod.
("The Good-Bad Wife"), Graphic ("The
Wrong Woman ").
STOCKTON, Edith; educ. Rock Island, 111., and
Barrett Inst.. Chicago; stage career, dram. stk..
Cleveland, Chicaero, mus. com. N. Y : screen
career, Fox, Artclass Film, Plympton ("Through
the Storm"), Realart ("Out of the Chorus"),
with Edith Taliafero in " Keep to the Right."
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 128; blond hair, blue eyes.
STONEHOUSE, Ruth; b. Denver, 1894; educ.
Monticello Seminary, Godfrey, 111; early career,
professional dancer; screen career, Essanay,
Universal, Triangle ("The Phantom Husband"),
Universal ("Love Never Dies"), Rolfe ("The
Master Mystery"), Arrow ("The Masked
Rider"). Metro ("The Four-Flusher," "The
Hop," " Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," " The
Hope," "Are All Men Alike"), Asso. Prod. ("I
Am Guilty"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 105; olive
complexion, light hair, brown eyes. Ad., per-
manent, 321 Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, Calif.
STOREY, Edith; screen career, Vitagraph ("An
Enemy to the King," "Mr. Aladdin From
Broadway"), Metro ("The Legion of Death,"
"The Silent Woman." "Island of Regenera-
tion," "Tarantula," 'The Christian"; been in
service driving an ambulance; now with Ha-
worth ("The Prire of Folly." "The Claim."
" Dust of Egypt "), " Moon Madness," " Beach
of Dreams"). Add., 676 Riverside Drive,
N. Y.
STUART, Julia; b. Scotland; educ. there; stage
career, own co., under Liebler, Booth Tarking-
ton's play, "The Country Cousin"; screen career.
Lubin, Eclair, Peerless ("The Flash of an Em-
erald," "The Master Hand," "The Ballet
Girl"), Selznick ("Common Law"), Famous
("Traveling Salesman"). Fox ("The Painted
Madonna'"). Ad., 305 W. 45th st.. N. Y.
STUART, Madge; screen; Stoll Film ("The
Tavern Knight," "The Branded Soul").
SULLIVAN, Helene; screen career, Paramount-
Art ("Jack Straw"), Equity ("For the Soul
of Rafael," "Mid-Channel"), Metro ("Par-
lor, Bedroom and Bath ").
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SULLY, Janet Miller; b. Boston, 1876; stage ca-
reer, from 1885, "Pinafore," 10 yrs. in stk.,
vaud., mus. com.; screen career, since 1915,
Horsley (appeared in all of the 60 Cub com-
edies), Chaplin ("Easy Street," "A Dog's Life,"
"The Adventurer," "The Cure"), Universal
("Midnight Madness," "The Petal on the Cur-
rent"), Metro ("Fair and Warmer"), National
("Hall Room Boys"). Hght., 5, 5V&; wght.,
160; black hair, hazel eyes. Ad., Rutland Apts.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
SUMMERVILLE, Amelia; screen career, Para-
mount-Art (" The Witness for the Defense,"
"April Folly"), United Artists ("Romance").
SURTEES, Catherine; b. San Antonio, Texas,
1901; educ. Los Angeles Polytechnic; screen
career, 9 months stock with Fox, 6 mos. stk.
with Rolin as ingenue lead. Hght 5, 2; wght.,
100; Titian hair, green eyes. Home ad., 763
Vine St., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 2624.
SWANSON, Gloria; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. there;
screen career, Essanay, Universal, Keystone,
Sennett-Paramount ("The Pullman Bride"),
Triangle ("Her Decision," "Every Woman's
Husband," "Shifting Sands," "Station Content").
Famous Players ("Don't Change Your Hus-
band," "For Better, For Worse," "Male and
Female," "Why Change Your Wife?" "Some-
thing to Think About"). Hght., 5, 3; wght.,
112; brown hair, blue eyes. Ad., Lasky Studio,
Hollywood, Calif.
SWEET, Blanche; b. Chicago; stage career, with
Gertrude Hoffman, Chauncey Olcott; screen
career, Biograph ("Judith of Bethulla," "Oil
and Water"), Griffith ("The Escape"), Lasky
("The Warrens of Virginia," "The Storm"),
Independent release ("The Unpardonable Sin,"
"The Hushed Hour"), Hampton ("A
Woman of Pleasure," " Cressy," " The Deadlier
Sex," " Cinderella Jane," " Simple Souls,"
" Girl in the Web," " Help Wanter Male,"
" Her Unwilling Husband," " That Girl Mon-
tana"). Home ad., 6737 Witley Terrace, Los
Angeles, Calif.; phone 577691; studio, J. D.
Hampton.
T
TALBOT, Mary; b. Indianapolis. Ind.; educ.
there, Girls Classical Sch. and Mrs. Hopkins
Priv. Sch., Glencove, N. Y. ; stage career, with
Maude Adams Company, Road shows, E. A.
White productions; screen career, First
National, National Film, with J. Warren Kerri-
gan. Annette Kellerman, " Parrott and Co.,"
" What Women Love," " Live Sparks," " Ken-
tucky Colonel," " Girl From Nowhere." Hght.,
5, 3; wght., 115; blond hair, hazel eyes. Home
ad., Sunland, Cal. ; Sunland 51-R.
TALMADGE, Constance; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Apr.
19, 1900; educ. Erasmus Hall; screen career,
Vitagraph, Triangle ("Intolerance"), Selznick
("Scandal," "The Honeymoon"), Select ("Up
the Road With Sallie," "A Pair of Blue Stock-
ings," "Mrs. Lefflngwell's Boots," "Sauce for
the Goose," "Romance and Arabella"), First
National ("A Temperamental Wife," "The Vir-
tuous Vamp," " Two Weeks," " The Love Ex-
pert," " In Search of a Sinner," " The Perfect
Woman," " Good References," " Dangerous
Business," " Mamma's Affair," " Lessons in
Love"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 120; golden hair,
brown eyes. Ad., 318 E. 48th st., N. Y.
TALMADGE, Natalie; b. Brooklyn, N. Y.; educ.
Brooklyn schs. and Erasmu," Hall; screen ca-
reer, Vitagraph; gave up acting to become
assist, gen. mgr. Norma Talmadge Film Corp.;
financial mgr. and asst. studio mgr., Comique
Film Corp., playing occasional leads; played
with Norma Talmadge in "The Isle of Con-
quest," and " Yes or " No," " The Passion
Flower," with Constance Talmadge in " The
Love Expert"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 100; brown
hair and eyes. Ad., 318 E. 48th st., N. Y.
TALMADGE, Norma; b. Niagara Falls, N. Y.,
1897; educ. Brooklyn schls. ; entered motion
pictures at age of 14 with no previous stage
experience; first associated with Vitagraph,
later Fine Arts; starred in "The Crown Prince's
Double," Triangle, Fine Arts ("The Social
Secretary," "Panthea"), Selznick-Select ("The
Ghosts of Yesterday," "De Luxe Annie," "Her
Only Way," "The Forbidden City," "The Heart
of Wetona," "The Probation Wife," "The New
Moon," "The Way of a Woman," "The Isle of
Conquest," "She Loves and Lies"), First Na-
tional (" Daughter of Two Worlds," " The
Woman Gives," " Yes or No," " Branded
Woman," " The Passion Flower," " The Sign
on the Door," "The Wonderful Thing"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 110; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
Norma Talmadge Film Corp., 318 E. 48th St.,
TAMS, Irene; educ. Notre Dame Seminary, New-
ark, N. J.; stage career, vaud. and ingenue
lead with "Elixir of Youth"; screen career, 7
yrs., with Biograph and Edison for 2 yrs.,
World ("Lola"), Milo ("Hired Help," "En-
tanglement," "Home-Coming," "Fireman's
Dream," "The Storm"), Triangle ("Taxi"),
Capellani ("Oh, Boy!"), ("Determination").
Hght., 5, 1; wght., 115; brown hair, gray eyes.
Ad., 230 W.-79th st., N. Y. C. ; Schuyler 6460.
rAPLE*, Rose Elizabeth; b. Petersburg, Va.,
June 30, 1883; educ. Maiden, Mass., and Boston
Univ.; stage career, 1900-10, Chauncey Olcott,
"Sign of the Cross," "Lion and the Mouse,"
etc.; screen career, Biograph, Vitagraph,
'Money Kings," "Rip Van Winkle," "Memories
That Haunt," "Vanity Fair," etc.; 1916-17,
toured country for Vitagraph in interest of
better pictures; 1917, joined Famous Players
for same work; at present mgr. of Club and
Social Section of Non-Theatrical Dist. Dept.,
Famous Players-Lasky Corp. Hght., 6, 6;
wght., 137; brown hair, gray eyes.
TAYLOR, Estelle; screen career, Fox (" The Ad-
venturer," " While New York Sleeps," " Blind
Wives," "Foot Falls"), Goldwyn ("The Re-
turn of Tarzan ").
TAYLOR, Pauline; b. N. Y.; educ. N. Y. C. ;
stage career, stk., with Eva Taylor in vaud.;
screen career, Thanhouser ("Hidden Valley"),
Apex ("Couple Wanted," "With All Improve-
ments," "Furnished Complete," "In Bad").
Hght., 5, 7%; wght., 128; light brown hair,
dark blue eyes. Ad., Apex Pictures Corp., In-
dianapolis, Ind.
TEARE, Ethel; screen career, Fox ("Her
Naughty Wink," "Ten Nights Without a Bar-
room," " The Jazz Bandits," " Hold Me Tight,"
" Pretty Lady," " Roaring Lions on Parade,"
"The Tomboy," "Skirts").
TELL,. Alma; screen career, Famous Players
("On With the Dance," "The Right to Love,"
" Paying the Piper ").
TELL, Olive; b. N. Y. C.; educ. France; stage
career, Sargent School of Acting, N. Y., stk.,
prods. "Cousin Lucy," "The Intruder," "Ro-
mance," "Under Pressure," etc.; screen career,
Empire, All-Star-Mutual ("Her Sister," "The
Unforeseen," "The Girl and the Judge," 'The
Smugglers"), Metro ("Secret Strings," "To Hell
With the Kaiser"), Universal ("The Trap"),
Jans Pict., Inc. (" Love Without Question,"
"Wings of Pride," "A Woman's Business"),
Metro ("Clothes"), Selznick ("Worlds
Apart"). Hght., 5, 5%; wght.. 127; brown
hair, blue eyes. Ad., care Jans Pictures, Inc.,
729 Seventh ave., N. Y.
TENNANT, Barbara; b. and educ. London; stage
career, Shakespearean rep. ; screen career, fea-
tured lead in "The Dollar Mark," "The Marked
Woman," "The Price of Malice," "The Closed
Road," Universal ("Wolves of the North").
Hght.. 6, 5%; wght., 124; auburn hair,
hazel eyes. Ad., 2307 Holly drive, Hollywood,
Calif.
TENNEY, Beth, also seen, writer; b. Manchester,
Eng., 1893; educ. Notre Dame Convent, Bait.;
stage career, stk., "Oh! Oh! Delphine," "The
Love Cure"; screen career, Klever Komedies,
double for Ethel Cla,yton in "Private Petti-
grew's Girl"; featured in "The Thirteenth
Chair," "Echo of Youth," "Woman, Woman,"
Gaumont ("Temporary Wife"), Famous ("Oh,
You Woman"), McManus ("Lost Battalion"),
Triangle ("Three Black Eyes"), Pioneer ("Sins
of Children"), Graphic ("The Eternal
Mother"), Ziegfeld ("Black Panther's Cub"),
Lahr (" Contrasts "), Propaganda (" Evi-
dence "), Talmadge ("Brains and Beauty").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 130; fair complexion, blond
hair, dark eyes. Ad., 130 W. 85th st., N. Y. C.;
Schuyler 3956.
TERRY, Alice; b. Nashville, Texas, 1896; educ.
Washington, D. C. ; stage career, "Nobody
Home," "Go To It," Washington Square Play-
ers; screen career, Crystal ("Strictly Business"),
Vitagraph ("The Bottom of the Well," "Love
Watches," "The Clarion Call," "Thin Ice"),
Metro (" Hearts are Trumps," " Four Horse-
men of the Apocalypse," " The Conquering
Power"). Hght., 5,1; wght., 115; fair com-
plexion, blond hair, gray eyes.
TERRY, Ethel.; b. 1898; stage exper., mus. com.,
classical fancy dancing; screen career, leads
in Wm. H. Clifford Photoplay Co. ("The Snail,"
"Denny from Ireland," etc), Egyptian slave
girl in "Intolerance." Hght., 5, 1; wght., 117;
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dark hair and eyes. Home ad., 1012 N. Ver-
mont ave., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 597046.
TERRY, Ethel Grey; b. Oakland, Calif.; educ.
Notre Dame, Boston, Mass. ; stage career, with
Belasco in "The Lily" two seasons; lead in
"The Smouldering Flame," "Search Me," Irving
players, Little Theater, Los Angeles, stk.;
screen career, Famous ("Sign of the Cross ),
Vitagraph ("Arsene Lupin," "Craig Kennedy"
serial), Oliver ("Carter Case"), American Cine-
ma ("Greater Than Love"), World ("Phil for
Short"), Mayflower ("Mystery of the Yellow
Room"), Goldwyn ("Going Some?" "The Pen-
alty"), Realart ("Food for Scandal"). First
Nat'l ("Habit"). Hodkinson ("The Breaking
Point"). Hght.. 5, 6; wght., 130; dark com-
plexion, brown hair and gray eyes. Ad., 260
W. 57th St., N. Y., and 1903 Wilcox ave., Holly-
wood, Cal.
TERRY. June Ellen; screen career, United Art-
ists ("Romance"), Metro ("Coincidence").
THEBY, Rosemary; b. St. Louis, Mo.; educ. Sar-
gent Dramatic Sen.; screen career, Universal
("Too Much Women," "Boston Blackie's Little
Pal," "Unexpected Places," "The Shooting of
Sadie Rose"), Artcraft ("The Winged Mys-
tery"), Metro ("The Great Love"), Mayflower
("A Splendid Hazard"), Robertson-Cole ("Kis-
met," "Good Women"), Pathe ("The Dice of .
Destiny"), Fox ("Connecticut Yankee in King
Arthur's Court," " Partners of Fate "). Hght.,
5, 5; wght., 124; dark brown hair, hazel eyes.
Home ad., 1907 Wilcox ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
Holly 460.
THOMAS, Jane; screen career. Goldwyn ("The
North Wind's Malice," "Restless Wives").
THORNE, Lizette; screen career, Lasky ("Mary's
Ankle"), Federated Film ("Penny of Tophill
Trail").
THURMAN, Mary; b. Richfield, Utah; educ. Univ.
of Utah; screen career, Fine Arts ("Sunshine
Dad"), Keystone ("His First False Step," "The
Late Lamented"), Sennett-Paramount ("A Bed-
room Blunder," "That Night"), Pathe ("This
Hero Stuff." "The House of Betty"). Allah
Dwan ("In the Heart of a Fool"), Famous
Players ("Sand"), Pathe ("Valley of Tomor-
row") First Nat'l ("The Scoffer"), Fox ("Bare
Knuckles"). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 123; chestnut
hair, gray eyes. Ad., 133 Edgcliff Drive, Los
Angeles. Cal.; phone Wilshire 6057.
TILBURY, Zeffle; screen career, Film Specials
("Mothers of Men"), Metro ("Clothes," "The
Marriage of William Ashe").
T1NCHER, 1'ay; b. Topeka, Kan.; educ. there and
Chicago; stage career, vaud. one season; screen
career, Reliance-Majestic, Fine Arts, Griffith
("Battle of Sexes," "Don Quixote"), Triangle
("Bill, the Office Boy" series), Christie ("Rowdy
Ann," "Dangerous Nan McGrew," "Wild and
Western," "Go West, Young Woman"). Hght.,
5, 2; wght., 110; black hair, brown eyes. Ad..
Christie Studio, Los Angeles, Cal.
TITHERIDGK, Madge; b. Melbourne, Australia;
educ. England; stage career, 17 yrs. with Cyril
Maude, Sir Herbert Tree, Lewis Waller, Coque-
lin, Sir George Alexander; screen career, Barker
(London), ("Brigadier Gerard," "The Woman
Who Was Nothing"). Hght.. 5, 3; wght., 120;
black hair, brown eyes.
TITUS, Lydia Yeamans; b. Australia; educ. there;
stage career, from early age, toured world with
husband in own entertainment; screen career,
Universal ("High Speed," "The Edge of the
Law," "Little Marian's Triumph"), Artcraft
("Romance of Happy Valley"), Paramount
("Happy Though Married"), Vitagraph ("Yan-
kee Princess"), Goldwyn ("Peace of Roaring
River," "World and Its Woman," "Strictly Con-
fidential"), Universal ("Gun Fightin' Gentle-
man," "The Mad Marriage," "All Dolled Up,"
"The Freeze Out"), Metro ("Marriage of Wil-
liam Ashe"), Famous Players ("Deep Waters,"
"Beau Revel"), Robertson-Cole ("The Con-
cert"). Hght., 4, 9; wght., 140; brown hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 1515 S. Figueroa st.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
TONCRAY, Kate; stage career, with Thomas
Keene, Alexander Solvini, Nat Goodwin, mgmt.
Chas. Frohman. Shubert, Belasco, Brady, etc. ;
screen career, Biograph, Reliance-Majestic, Fine
Arts ("Little Meena's Romance," "The Little
Yank," "The Failure"), Artcraft ("Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm"). Para. ("Battling Jane"),
Famous Players ("The Charm School"), Gold-
wyn ("Prisoners of Love"). 5408 Hollywood
Blvd., Los Angeles. Cal.; phone 597538.
TRAVERS, Beverly; screen career. American-
Pathe ("The Week-End," "Their Mutual
Child"), Paramount-Art ("A Full House"). .
TRAVERSE. Madlaine; b. Boston, Mass.; educ.
Europe; stage career, since 12 yrs. old, vaud.,
stk and road, featured at Cohen's Grand opera
house, Chicago, and Gaiety, N. Y. ; screen ca-
reer, Artcraft ("The Poor Little Rich Girl"),
Ivan ("Sins of Ambition"), Fox ("The Cailliaux
Case," "The Danger Zone," "The Love That
Dares." "Gambling in Souls," "The Splendid
Sin," "The Snares of Paris," "Lost Money.".
"The Hell Ship," "What Would You Do?" "The
Penalty," " The Tattlers." "The Iron Heart."
"The Spirit of Good"). Hght., 5, 9; wght., 165;
dark brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., Holly-
wood Hotel, Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly 4101;
studio, Fox.
FREVELYN, Una; b. English ship; educ. Ward
Belmont Schl. for Girls, Nashville, Tenn.; stage
career, 4 yrs., 2 seasons with A. H. Woods,
N. Y. C., "Common Clay," "Cheating Cheaters,"
dram, stk.; screen career, old Lubin Co. ("Lost
in Mid Ocean"), Goldwyn ("Venus Model"). B.
B. Features ("Her Purchase Price"), Universal
("The Woman in the Plot," "The Devil's Pass-
key"), Lois Weber ("What Do Men Want"),
light., 5, 4%; wght., 128; very fair hair, hazel
eyes. Ad., 5656 de Longpre Ave., Los Angeles,
phone 597734.
TREVOR, Olive; b. New Orleans, La., 1899; educ.
Ward-Belmont, Nashvile, Tenn.; stage career,
dram, reading, vaud., artist's model; screen
career, Universal, Gaumont ("The Haunted
Manor," etc.), Vitagraph ("Col. Nutt" series,
etc.), Fox, Triangle ("Taxi"), Frank Hall ("The
Other Man's Wife"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 118;
reddish hair, green eyes.
TUCKER. Lillian; screen career, Universal ("The
Marriage Pit"), Paramount ("What Every
Woman Knows").
TURNER, Florence; b. N. Y. ; educ. there; stage
career, 4 yrs., with Mantell, Grace George,
Henry Irving; screen career, Vitagraph, Turner-
Trimble-Edwards ("A Welsh Singer"), Mutual
("East Is East," "Doorsteps"), Arrow ("Fool's
Gold"), Robertson-Cole ("Brand of Lopez"),
Metro ('^Passion Fruit"), Universal ("All Doll-
ed Up"). Hght., 4, 10; wght., 102; dark com-
plexion, black hair, dark eyes. Ad., home,
Burch House, Walton-on-Thames, Eng. ; ad.,
Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles, Cal.; studio,
Universal Film Co., Universal City, Cal.
Tl RNER, Muriel Godfrey; screen career, Univer-
sal ("All Dolled Up," "Desperate Youth").
U
UZZELL, Corene; b. and educ. Houston, Texas;
stage career, with H. W. Savage, Klaw & Erlan-
ger, Al Woods; screen career, Pathe, Famous
Players, Mutual, Fox, ("On Trial," "Seven Keys
to Baldpate," "Conquered Hearts," "A Woman
of Impulse," "Thunderbolts of Fate"). World
("The Oakdale Affair," "The Clouded Name",)
San Antonio Pictures Corp. ("Mr. Potter of
Texas"), Frohman Amuse. Corp. ("The Invis-
ible Ray" serial), U. S. Picture Corp. ("Deter-
mination"). Hght., 5. 6; wght., 134; black
hair, brown eyes. Ad., 158 W. 15th st., N. Y. ;
Watkins 5383.
V
VALE, Vola; stage career, in amateur theatricals
in Rochester, N. Y. ; screen career, Biograph
(stk. member, later played leads for 2 yrs),
Universal ("The Adventure of the Last Cigar-
ette," "The Woman He Feared," "The Price of
Silence," "Eagle's Wings"), Lasky ("Each to
His Kind"), Balboa ("The Secret of Black
Mountain"), Paramount ("The Son of His
Father"), Ince-Artcraft ("The Silent Man."
"The Bloodhound"), Vitagraph ("The Hornet's
Nest"), Paramount ("Happy Tho Married"),
Rob.-Cole ("Heart in Pawn." "Hearts Asleep").
American ("Six Feet Four"), Metro ("Alias
Jimmy Valentine," "Someone in the House"),
Vitagraph ("A Master Stroke"), Fox ("The
Iron Rider").
VALENTINE, Louiszita; screen career. Vitaerraph
("The Sea Rider," "The Gauntlet"), Metro
("Polly With a Past").
VALENTINE, Vangie; b. Milwaukee, Wis., 1901;
educ. Milwaukee; entered stage work at 5 yrs.
did the Fairy in "Blue Bird," Century Roof
show, "Miss 1917," leads for Gus Edwards in
"Band Box Review," Ziegfeld's Midnight Fro-
lics; screen career, "Her Uncle's Wish," "Velvet
and Rags," "Measured Steps," Macauley Pict.
("When Bearcat Went Dry"), Bloxbe Film
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(Young American Series), Griffith ("Rom-
ance"). Hght., 5. 3; wght., 110; fair complexion,
blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 245 W. 51st st., N.
Y. C.
VALERIE, Gladys; b. Wheeling, W. Va. ; educ.
N. Y. C.; stage career, concert and opera;
screen career. World ("Heart of a Girl"), Fam-
ous Players ("Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage
Patch"), Select ("Marie, Ltd."), Blackton
("Dawn"), Screencraft ("Golden Nugget"),
Famous Players ("The Curse"), Pioneer
("Thoughtless Women"), Schomer ("The Hid-
den Light"). Hght, 5. 5; wght.. 125; fair
complexion, blond hair, brown eyes. Home ad.,
Hotel Grampion, 182 St. Nicholas ave., N. Y. ;
Morningside 3892.
VALLI, Virginia; b. Chicago, 1895; educ. there;
stage career, interpretative dancing; screen ca-
reer, Essanay, World, Taylor Holmes ("The
Very Idea"), Fox ("The Plunger"), Metro
("The Silver Lining"), Hope Hampton ("Love's
Penalty"), Famous Players ("Sentimental Tom-
my"), Metro ("The Man Who"). Dark hair
and eyes. Ad., Hotel Bretton Hall, 86th st.
and Broadway, N. Y. C.
VAN BUREN, Mabel; b. Chicago; educ. there;
stage career, stock; screen career, Biograph,
Vitagraph, Kinemacolor, Selig, Fox, Clune
("Ramono"), Lasky ("The Sowers," "The Silent
Partner," "The Jaguar's Claws," "Uncon-
quered," "The Squaw Man's Son," "Hashimura
Togo," "Countess Charming." "The House with
the Golden Windows," "The Victoria Cross,"
"Conrad in Quest of His Youth," "The Money
Master"). Abrams ("Hearts of Men"), Metro
("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"). Hght.,
5, 3%; wght., 136; dark hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
home, 4347 Kingswell ave., Hollywood; Holly
2571.
VANN, Polly; b. Scranton; educ. Mount St.
Mary, Scranton; stage career, vaudeville,
screen career, Universal, Metro ("To the
Death"), Mayflower ("Scrap Paper"), Universal
("Hard Lines"), Pathe ("Crooked Daggers"),
Selznick ("Regular Girl"), Triangle ("Three
Black Eyes"), Talmadge Pictures. Hght., 5,
4%; wght., 132; dark complexion, dark brown
hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 3544 Broadway, N. Y.
VAN NAME, Elsie, also scenario writer; b. Staten
Island, N. Y. ; educ. N. Y. ; stage exper., stk.,
road shows; screen career, 5 yrs. Universal
("John Ermine of Yellowstone," "The Mystery
Ship"), Francis Ford ("Who Was the Other
Man," "The Silent Mystery"); wrote "Mystery
Ship," "Isle of Intrigue," "Silent Mystery."
Francis Ford Studio, 6040 Sunset boulevard,
Los Angeles, Calif.. Hght., 5, 8; wght., 140;
brown hair, blue eyes.
VERNON, Agnes; b. Oregon; educ. Chicago, 111 ,
Kansas City, Mo.; screen career, Universal-
Bluebird (late pictures, "Taking Father Home,"
"Bringing Home Father," "The Clean-Up, "
"Sky High"), Keystone ("Dangers of a Bride,"
"It's Up to You," "A Stormy Knight"), Rob.-
Cole ('Bare-Fisted Gallagher"), Hght., 5, 4;
wght., 115; light complexion, brown hair, brown
eyes.
VIDOR, Florence; b. Houston, Texas, 1895; educ.
convent, high schl. there; screen career. Famous
("The Bravest Way," "Old Wives for New,"
"Till I Come Back to You"). Robertson-Cole
("Turn in the Road," "Poor Relations," "The
Other Half," "Better Times"), First Nat'l.
("The Family Honor," "Jack Knife Man"),
Asso. Prod. ("Lying Lips"), Paramount ("Beau
Revel"). Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; olive com-
plexion, brown hair and eyes. Home ad., 1719
Selma Ave., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 578666;
studio ad., 6642 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood.
W
WALCAMP, Marie; screen career, Bluebird
("Hop, the Devil's Brew," "The Flirt," "John
Needham's Double"), Gold Seal-Universal
("Onda of the Orient," "Liberty," "The Silent
Terror," "The Quest of Virginia," "The Red
Ace," "The Indian's Lament"), International
("Patria," "The Lion's Claws," "Tongues of
Flame," "The Red Glove" serial). Universal
("The Red Robe," "The Dragon's Net"). Ad.,
Universal City; now in China.
WALES, Betty; b. Middlebury, Vt., 1900; educ.
Castle School, New Rochelle, and Dwight
-School, Englewood, N. J. ; stage exper., ingenue
In revival of "Get Rich Quick Wallingford,"
lead opp. Wm. Collier in "Nothing But the
Truth"; screen career. Famous Players ("Oh.
You Women"), Hodkinson ("King Spruce").
Hght., 5, 41/j, ; wght., 132; brown hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 264 Riverside Drive N. Y.
C. ; Riverside 9933.
WALKER, Charlotte; b. Galveston, Tex., 1878;
educ. there; stage career from 1895, recent ap-
pearances as star or leading woman in "The
Wolf," "Just a Wife," "Boots and Saddles,"
"The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," "The War-
rens of Virginia," "Two Virtues"; .screen ca-
reer, Lasky ("Out of Darkness," "The Trail of
the Lonesome Pine"), McClure ("Sloth"), Mu-
tual ("Pardners"), Julius Steger ("Just a
Woman"), Fox ("Every Mother's Son"), Pathe
("Eve in Exile").
WALKER, Lillian; b. Brooklyn, N. Y. ; educ.
Brooklyn; early career, photographer's model;
stage career, in stk. and vaud. ; screen career,
Vitagraph ("Princess of Park Row," "The Star
Gazer"), Ogden Film Corp. ("The Lust of the
Ages," "The Grain of Dust," "Embarrassment
of Riches"). Hodkinson ("The Love Hunger,"
"The White Man's Chance," "A Joyous Liar").
Select ("The Better Wife"). Grossman serial
("$1,000,000 Reward"), Radisoul ("You and
I"). Hght, 5, 1%; wght., 120; blond hair and
blue eyes.
WALLACE, Catherine; screen career. Realart
("Jenny Be Good"), Goldwyn ("The Cow-
puncher").
WALLACE, Dorothy; screen career, United ("A
Man's Fight," with Dustin Farnuni), poster girl
for James Montgomery Flagg, appeared in
Flagg serials, also supported Gloria Swanson.
Olive Thomas, Selznick ("The Spite Bride"),
Metro ("Parlor, Bedroom and Bath").
WALLACE, Irene; b. New York City; educ.
dancing and dram. sch. ; stage career, in 1915
original automatic doll on Keith time; 2 yrs.
in vaud. dancing act; screen career, 3 yrs.
Universal. 1 yr. Selig ("In for the Night,"
"In Dangerland"). Hght., 5; wght., 110; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 117 S. Manhattan
St., Los Angeles; phone 567-384; studio, Selig.
WALLACK, Ann; screen career, Paramount-Art
("Humoresque"), Metro ("Nothing But Lies").
TALTERS, Dorothy; stage career, Belasco.
r 'What's Wrong," Savage, "The Great Name,"
Frohman, "Lottery Man," "What Ails You?";
screen career, Famous Players ("Misleading
Widow," "Little Miss Hoover"), Carl Carlton
("No Children Allowed"), Fox ("Woman,
Woman"), World ("Relatives"), Town and
Country. Flagg Comedies, Constance Talmage
("Good References"), Famous Players ("Away
Goes Prudence," "The Quarry"), Griffith ("Fly-
ing Pat"), with Pearl White; Fox, with Lee
children. Hght., 5, 6; wght., 196; reddish gray
hair, gray eyes. Ad., 226 W. 50th st., N. Y. ;
Circle 4673.
WALTON, Gladys; b. Boston, Mass.; educ. Port-
land, Oregon; screen career, Universal ("The
Secret Light," "Pink Tights," "Risky Busi-
ness," "Rich Girl, Poor Girl," "All Dolled Up,"
"Desperate Youth," "The Man Tamer"). Hght.,
5, 1%; wght., 113; hazel brown hair, hazel
grey eyes. Home ad., 456 S. Western ave., Los
Angeles, Cal.; studio, Universal. L. A.
WALTON, Olive; characters; b. Garden City,
Kansas; educ. Topeka High Sch.; screen career.
Westerns, " Camp-fire Embers," " Do the Dead
Talk? ". Specialty Feature Films, Castle Films.
Hght., 5, 5; wght., 120; red hair, green eyes.
Ad., Castle Studios, 2332 N. California Ave.,
Chicago, 111.
WARD, Carrie Clark; Goldwyn ("The Paliser
Case," "Out of the Storm'), Metro ("Old Lady
31"), Fox ("The Orphan"). Robertson-Cole
("Black Roses"), First National ("Bob Hamp-
ton of Placer").
WARD, Fannie; b. St. Louis, 1875; stage career
from 1890, various B'way productions, on tour
In " Marriage of William Ashe," " New Lady
Bantock," "Madam President," also in vaud.;
screen career, Lasky; " The Years of the Lo-
cust," " Betty to the Rescue," " Her Strange
Wedding," " The Crystal Gazer," " The Sun-
set Trail," " On the Level," " The Lure of
Crooning Waters," " The Winning of Sally
Temple," Pathe ("The Yellow Ticket," "The
Narrow Path," " Cry of the Weak," " Common
Clay," "The Profiteers," "Our Better Selves").
Joan ("She Played and Paid"). Hght., 5, 1;
wght., 125: fair hair, blue eyes.
WARD, Lucille; b. Dayton, O., 1885; stage career,
15 yrs., name part in " Tillle's Nightmare,"
also in stk.: screen career, since 1912, in char-
acter comedy and leads, with Imp, Keystone,
Beauty Comedies and Mutual Masterpieces,
Morosco ("Happiness of Three Women," "The
Road to Love"), American-Mutual ("Annie-
For-Spite," "The Frame-up"), Metro ("Ama-
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teur Adventuress"), Lasky ("Fires of Faith").
Paramount ("Secret Garden," "The 13th Com-
mandment," "The Traveling Salesman"), Pathe
("Smouldering Embers"), Metro ("The Cheat-
er").
WARE, Helen; b. San Francisco; educ. N. T.
Normal Coll.; stage career, from 1899, as
understudy, leading woman or star; appeared
with Maude Adams, Rose Stahl, Blanche Bates,
Robert Edeson, "Within the Law"; screen
career, Fine Arts, Bluebird, Selig ("Garden of
Allah"), starred in "Third Degree," "The Es-
cape," "The Revolt," Crystal ("The Price").
Universal ("Secret Love"). Triangle ("Cross
Currents"), Realart ("The Deep Purple"). Fox
("Colorado Pluck"); clubs: Twelfth Night,
Three Arts Club, Society of Arts and Letters.
Ad., 339 Rye Beach ave., Rye, N. Y.
WAKE, Virginia; screen career, Universal ("Her
Five Foot Highness," "The Mad Marriage").
WARNER, Marion; b. Indianapolis, 1893; educ.
St. Annis Acad., Victoria, B. C. ; screen career,
NYMP, 1912-14, Selig (leads in "The Cycle of
Fate," "The Far Journey," several Selig animal
pictures), Corona ("The Curse of Eve"), Diando
("Very Young Love," "Daddy's Girl," "Daugh-
ter of the West," "Old Maid's Baby"); now
with King Cole comedies. Hght., 6, 3; wght.,
120; blond hair, gray eyes.
WARREN, Mary; b. Phila.; educ. St. Cecelia
Acad., Scranton, Pa., 2 yrs. mus. com., Al Jol-
son; screen career, 5 yrs. Vitagraph, Universal,
Triangle, Hampton ("What Every Woman
Wants"), Goldwyn ("One of the Finest"), Para-
mount ("Girls"), Goldwyn ("Heartsease," "City
of Comrades," "Guile of Women"), Universal
("Prince of Avenue A"). Hght., 6, 4; wght..
134; titian hair, violet eyes. Ad., 7059 Jas-
mine ave.. Palms, Los Angeles, Cal.; phone
70003.
\VARRENTON, Lule; b. Mich.; duc. Calif.; early
career, elocutionist in Notre Dame Univ.; stage
career, from age 17, Shakespearian roles, toured
British Isles, organized and headed own co.,
produced children's plays; screen career, 5 yrs.
Universal (acted, dir. and wrote seen. "A Bird's
Christmas Carol," "Bit o' Heaven," "Star
Dust," "The Littlest Fugitive"), Triangle,
Goldwyn ("Heart of the Sunset"), Ince ("String
Beans"), with Tom Mix in "Whirlwind Trail,"
Fox ("Be a Little Sport," "Merry-Go-Round"),
Selznick ("The Sin That Was His"), with
George Loane Tucker in "Ladies Must Live,
Universal ("Reputation"). Ad., Virbert Lodge,
Sunland, Calif.
WARWICK, Virginia; screen career, Metro
("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"), Fox
("Hands Off").
WASHBURN, Hazel; b. Albany, Oct. 25, 1898;
educ. Albany, N. Y. ; stage career, 2 yrs. with
Ziegfeld Follies, 2 yrs. vaud. musical; screen
career, Metro ("Revelation"), Select ("Ordeal
of Rosetta"), World ("The Wasp"), Pathe.
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 125; blond hair, dark eyes.
WATERMAN, Ida; stage career; played in "Secret
Service" with Wm. Gillette; "The Boomerajig";
also with Maude Adams, etc.; screen career,
Betzwood-Goldwyn ("A Misfit Earl"), Fox
("Lure of Ambition"). Para.-Artcraft ("The
Counterfeit," "Lady Rose's Daughter," "On
with the Dance"), Vitagraph ("Her Lord and
Master"). Hght., 5, 7; wght., 150; gray nair,
blue eyes. Ad., 203 W. 14th St., N. Y. C.;
Farragut 2650.
WAYNE, Maud; screen career. First National
("The Fighting Shepherdess"), Paramount-Art
("The Fighting Chance," "Behold My Wife"),
Universal ("Fixed by George," "Risky Busi-
ness").
WEER, Helen; b. Chicago, 111. 1900; stage career,
with David Warfield in "Music Master" for 2
yrs.; in "Hitchy Koo" Revue in 1918; screen
career, left school to go into motion pictures,
6 mos. with Essanay, World, Frohman, Famous
Players, Lubin, Fine Arts ("The Social Secre-
tary," "House Without Children"), Argus En-
terprises, Inc. ("A Broadway Saint"). Metro
("Lure of Youth"). Hght., 5%; wght., 99;
blond hair. Ad., 687 Madison ave., N. Y.
WEHLEN, Emmy; educ. Vienna and London;
stage career, with London Gaiety Co., Daly's,
leads in "The Merry Widow," "Dollar Prin-
cess," in London, and "Marriage a la Carte,"
"Tonight's the Night," "The Girl on the Film,"
etc., in America; screen career, Metro ("The
Duchess of Doubt," "The Outsider," "The Shell
Game," "House of Gold," "His Bonded Wife,"
"Sylvia on a Spree," "The Amateur Adven-
turess," "Fools and Their Money," "A Favor to
a Friend"), Pathe ("Lifting Shadows"). Hght.,
5. 3; wght., 110; blond hair, brown eyes. Ad.,
Hotel Netherlands, N. Y.
WELLS, May; screen career, Metro ("Old Lady
31"), Universal ("Breath of the Gods").
WENDELL, Bunny; b. Boston, 1896; educ. Bos-
ton; stage career, in "Follies" of '13, '14, '15,
with Castles in "Watch Your Step," and with
Raymond Hitchcock in "Beauty Shop," and
"Betty," vaud. with Joseph Santley, 3 seasons
with "Jack O'Lantern"; screen career, Famous
Players, Artcraft ("Less Than Dust"); now
rehearsing with "The Night Boat." Hght., 5,
4; wght., 125; brown hair, blue eyes, fair com-
plexion. Ad., home, 812 Lexington ave. N. Y. C.
WEST, Lillian M.; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there and
New Jersey; stage career, musical comedy and
dramatic; screen career, Fox, Triangle, Selig
("Auction of Souls"), Morosco ("Louisiana"),
World ("Woman of Lies"), Sphinx serials ("The
Fatal Thirty"), Universal ("Colorado"). Hght.,
5, 5; wght., 130; brown hair and eyes. Home
ad., Hotel Glidden, Los Angeles, Cal.
WESTOVER, Winifred; b. San Francisco, Cal.;
educ. Dominican Coll. (convent at San Rafael) ;
screen career, 2 yrs. with D. W. Griffith, Fin*
Arts, playing leads opposite De Wolf Hopper,
Wilfred Lucas, Douglas Fairbanks, etc., "In-
tolerance," Para.-Artcraft ("John Petticoats"),
Pathe ("This Hero Stuff," "Hobbs in a Hur-
ry," "All the World to Nothing"), Metro ("Old
Lady 31"), Fox ("Forbidden Trails," "Fire-
brand Trevison"), Famous Players ("The Vil-
lage Sleuth"). Selznick ("Bucking the Tiger").
Hght., 6, 3; wght., 128; blond hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., 5120 Hollywood Blvd., Los
Angeles, Cal.; phone 597429.
WHIPPLE, Clara Brimmer; b. Missouri; educ- In
convent in Germany and finishing schl. in
Switzerland; stage career, Pittsburgh stock,
Henry Miller's "Dragoon Claw"; screen career,
Kalem, Equitable- World ("The Gilded Cage"),
Rolfe-Metro ("The Stolen Triumph"), Louis
Weber Prod. ("The Man Who Dared God"),
Paramount ("Pettigrew's Girl").
WHISTLER, Margaret; b. Louisville, Ky., 1888;
educ. Notre Dame Coll., Washington, D. C.;
stage career, vaud., stk. and circus throughout
Eng. and U. S., with Blanche Bates in "The
Girl of Wall Street"; screen career, since 1911,
Lubin, Universal ("Behind Life's Stage," "Her
Soul's Temptation," "Come Through," "Mary
from America"), Selznick ("Poppy"); is painter
and designer of gowns for Fox Sunshine come-
dies. Hght., 5, 3; wght., 134; light brown hair,
brown eyes. Ad., Fox Studios, Hollywood, Cal.
WHITCOMB, Mabel; b. Manchester, Eng.; stage
career, 15 yrs. with Sir Charles Wyndham,
Beerbohm Tree, Drury Lane, Frohman prod.;
screen career, 2 yrs. Goldwyn, 3 yrs. World,
Mayflower ("Bolshevism on Trial"), Famous
Players ("Should a Wife Forgive"), Prizma
World ("His Father's Wife." "Broadway
Saint"), Pioneer ("Place of Honeymoons").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 145; blond hair, brown
eyes. Ad., Coytesville, N. J.; Fort Lee 41-R.
WHITE, Pearl; b. Missouri; attracting attention
of theatrical man by reciting "Hamlet's Solil-
oquy," played Little Eva in "Uncle Tom's
Cabin"; screen career, first appeared in Wild
West pictures, because of her ability to ride,
starred with Pathe ("Perils of Pauline,"
"Elaine" series, "The Iron Claw," "The Fatal
Ring," "Pearl of the Army," "Hazel Kirke,"
"May Blossoms," "New York Lights," "The
House of Hate," "The Lightning Raider," "The
Black Secret"), Fox ("The White Moll"), "The
Mountain Woman," "Tiger's Cub," "The Thief,"
"Know Your Men," "Beyond Price"). Hght.,
5, 6; wght., 120; light hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
care of Fox, N. Y.
WHITNEY, Claire; b. New York City; educ. N. Y.
Wadleigh H. S.; stage career, a one-act vaud.
mus. com., also in stock; screen career, from
1909, Biograph, Fox ("The Victim," "The New
York Peacock," "When False Tongues Speak,"
"Thou Shalt Not Steal," "Canaille"), Select
("Shirley Kane"), Metro ("The Man Who
Stayed at Home"), Para.-Art. ("Career of
Katherine Bush"), Ed Jose ("Mothers of Men"),
Select ("Isle of Conquest"), Wistaria ("Neg-
lected Wives"), Metro ("Love, Honor and
Obey"), Cosmo ("The Passionate Pilgrim").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 120; blond hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 50 Morningside ave., N. Y. C.
WIGGIN, Mrs. Margaret A.; b. Indiana; educ. 111.
& Kan.; screen career, Essanay, Selig, Roth-
acker, Wholesome, Geo. Ade Fables, "Gift of
Gab," "The Penny Philanthropist," with Peggy
O'Neil. Hght., 5, 6; wght., 150; white hair,
blue eyes.
WILKINSON, Mary B.; b. Lafayette, Tenn., 1852;
educ. Franklyn, Ky.; early career, teacher,
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court reporter, proof-reader; screen career, Bio-
graph, Fine Arts ("Bread Line"), D. W. Grif-
fith, Famous Players ("Rose of the Rancho,"
etc.). Hght., 5, 3; wght., 98; silver hair, hazel
eyes. Ad., Imperial Apts., 350 S. Figueroa St.,
Los Angeles, Cal. ; studio, Famous Players.
WILLA, Susanne; b. Los Angeles, Cal.; educ.
Paris and San Francisco, Cal. ; stage career,
Cohan and Harris, musical com. leads, with
Emily Stevens, in "Within the Law," Belasco
stk. ; screen career, Pathe, Brenon ("Sylvia
of the Secret Service," "Kick In," "Arms and
the Woman." "Empty Pockets"). Hght., 5,
2%; wght., 106; blond complexion, golden red
hair, green eyes. Ad., 140 W. 65th St., N. Y.
WILLARD, Mrs. Chas.; screen career, Film Mar-
ket ("The Supreme Passion"), Realart ("The
Plaything of Broadway").
WILLIAMS, Cora; educ. Boston, Mass., and Lon-
don, Eng. ; stage career, 15 yrs. in dramatic
companies, stk., etc.; in comic opera as prima
donna, soubrette and comedienne; screen ca-
reer, 2% yrs. with Edison, Metro ("The Pur-
ple Lady"), Famous Players ('JThe Parisian
Wife," "Eyes of the Soul," "Witness for the
Defense"), Fisher-Rolfe ("Love Wins"), Cam-
merait ("Somewhere in Love"), Selznick
("Love," "Greater Than Fame"), Fidelity
("Love's Flame"). Hght., 5, 2; wght., 130;
grayish hair, brown eyes. Ad., 315 W. 58th
St., N. Y.; Columbus 6405.
WILLIAMS, Kathlyn; b. Butte, Montana; educ.
Wesleyan Univ. and N. Y. Schl. of Dramatic
Art; stage career, "When We Were Twenty-
One," "Mrs. Dane's Defense," "The Man of the
Hour"; screen career, Morosco-Paramount
("The Highway of Hope," "Big Timber"),
Lasky ("Out of the Wreck"), Artcraft ("The
Whispering Chorus," "We Can't Have Every-
thing"), Select ("The Better Wife"), Para-
mount ("A Girl Named Mary," "Tree of
Knowledge"), Famous Players ("The Prince
Chap," "Conrad in Quest of His Youth," "For-
bidden Fruit'), Equity ("Hush"), Hodkinson
("The U. P. Trail"), Famous Players ("A Pri-
vate Scandal"). Hght., 5, 5; wght., 138; blond
hair, blue-gray eyes. Ad., home, 264 So. Kings-
ley Drive, Los Angeles, Cal.
WILLIAMS, Lottie; screen career, Paramount-
Art ("A Full House"), First National ("Twin
Beds"), Reaiart ("All Soul's Eve").
WILSON, Alice; screen career, Hodkinson ("The
Dream Cheater"), First National ("Passion's
Playground"), Pathe ("Payment Guaranteed").
WILSON, Edna Mae, b. N. Y., 1903; educ. there;
stage career, orig. Dulcie in "The Things That
Count," Puck in "Midsummer Night's Dream,"
"The Prince Chap," etc.; screen career, Fine
Arts, World, Edison, Biograph, Universal, Re-
liance-Majestic, Pathe, National ("Tess of the
Mountain Country," "The Fall of a Nation"),
Lasky ("Maggie Pepper"), Brunton ("A Man's
Country"), Universal ("Once a Plumber");
fancy, toe and classic dancer. Hght., 5, 3;
wght., 98; natural blond, curly hair, dark eyes.
Ad., 530 E. Jefferson st., Los Angeles, Cal.
WILSON, Janice; screen career, Paramount-Art
("The White Circle"), Geo. Hamilton Prod.
("The Mask").
WILSON, Lois; b. Pittsburg, Pa. ; educ. Ala. Nor-
mal Coll.; screen career, representative of Ala.
in Universal's Beauty Contest, Paralta ("A
Man's Man." "Turn of a Card," "His Robe of
Honor," "One Dollar Bid," "End of the
Game"), Lasky ("Love Insurance," "Why
Smith Left Home," "It Pays to Advertise,"
"Too Much Johnson," "Thou Art the Man,"
"City of Masks," "A Full House," "Midsummer
Madness," "City of Silent Men"). Hght., 5,
5%; wght., 120; brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
Lasky Studio, Hollywood. Cal.
WILSON, Margery; b. Gracey, Ky.; educ. Sandv
Valley Seminary; screen career. Griffith
("Double Trouble," "Intolerance"), Ince-Tri-
angle ("Wolf Lowry," "The Clodhopper," "The
Mother Instinct," "The Kentucky School Mas-
ter"), Triangle ("Mountain Dew," "Wild Su-
mac," "Bearing Her Cross," "The Law of the
Great North West." "The Finger Print," "The
Hand at the Window," "Marked Cards," "Pri-
mal Lure," "Eye of the Night"). Herman Film
Co. ("That Something"), Goldwyn ("The
Blooming Angel"). Ad., 443 S. Berendo ave.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
WINDSOR, Claire; b. Cawker City, Kansas; educ.
Washburn College. Kansas; screen career. Lois
Weber Prod. ("What Do Men Want." "To
Please One Woman," "What's Worth While,"
"Too Wise Wives"). Hght., 5, 6%; wght.,
140; blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad.. 4634
Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles; phone 73867;
studio, Lois Weber.
WISE, Mary Lee; b. Louisville, Ky. ; educ. Bos-
ton, Mass. ; stage career, 2 seasons with Shu-
bert in "The Wolf," and "The Feud"; screen
career, Astra ("Our Better Selves"), Julian
Eltinge ("Clever Miss Carfax"), Holubar
("Once to Every Woman"), Marguerita Fisher
("The Week End"), Mary Pickford ("Thru
the Back Door"). Hght., 5, 10; wght., 155,
auburn hair, dark grey eyes. Home ad., 612
S. Alvarado, Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire 6744;
studio Brunton.
WOLBERT, Dorothea; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; educ.
Mt. Vernon Inst., Baltimore, Md. ; stage career,
20 yrs., Chas. Frohman, "The Masqueraders,"
"Charlie's Aunt," A. L. Willard's "Middleman,"
"Span of Life," stock cos.; screen career, New
Art Film ("The Solitary Sin"), Fox ("A Man
of Sorrow"), Vitagraph ("Hurrying Fear and
Geraldine"), "The Enchanted Barn," "Cupid
Forecloses," "Smashing Barriers," "The Last
Man"), Montgomery & Rock; 2 yrs. with Rolin,
Lyons-Moran ("La. La. Lucille"), Universal
("Pink Tights," "A Scream in Society," "Maids
A-Courting," "Romeo and Juliet," starred In
20 one-reel comedies). Hght., 5; wght., 112;
light brown hair, gray eyes. Home ad., 1538
El Centro ave., Hollywood, Calif.; studio, Fran-
cis Ford.
WOLFE, Jane; b. St. Petersburg, Pa.; educ.
Edgehill Inst., Pa.; stage career, with Klaw
and Erlanger, in "Buster Brown," "The Ruse,"
"What Happened to Jones"; screen career, Art-
craft ("Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," "Under
the Top," "Cruise of the Make-Believes,"
"Mile-a-Minute Kendall," "The Girl Who Came
Back," "Thirteenth Commandmant," "The Six
Best Cellars"), Famous Players "Vicky Van," t
"Men, Women, and Money"), C. B. DeMille '
("Why Change Your Wife?"), Paramount
("Thou Art the Man," "The Round Up," "Be-
hold My Wife"). Hght.. 5, 5; wght., 128;
brown hair and blue-gray eyes. Ad., Lasky,
Hollywood.
WOOD, Dorothy; screen career, Universal
("The Smilin' Kid," "Saddle- King").
WOODTHORPE, Georgie; screen career, Fox
("Rose of Nome"), Metro ("Madame Pea-
cock").
WOODWARD, Mrs. Eugenie; b. Cincinnati, O.;
stage career, stk. in San Francisco, "Henrietta,"
with Julia Marlowe in Shakespeare, with Otis
Skinner, Wm. Hodge; screen career, World Film
("Bought and Paid For," with Alice Brady),
Fox ("East Lynne," "Sporting Blood"), Than-
houser ("Last of the Carnabys"), World
("T'other Dear Charmer"), with Lionel Barry-
more in "Copperhead," American Cinema
(Stormy Petrel"), Selznick ("Greater Than
Fame"), Paramount ("The Kentuckians").
Hght., 5, 4; wght., 128; gray hair, brown eyes.
Home ad., 70 Morningside Drive, N. Y. ; Morn-
ingside 1100.
WORTH, Lillian; educ. N. Y.; stage career, leads
and seconds in musical comedy and dramatic
stock, small parts in N. Y. prods. ; screen career,
2 yrs. with Pathe Freres, B. & C. Film, London,
England; S. S. Crellberg ("The Fatal Fort-
une"), First National ("In Search of a Sin-
ner"), Goldwyn ("Girl With the Jazz Heart").
Hght, 5, 8; wght., 139; blond hair, hazel eyes.
Ad., 135 Remsen St., Brooklyn, N. Y.; Main
1431.
WORTH, Peggry; screen career, Hallmark
("Chains of Evidence"), Selznick ("Red
Foam"), Howells Sales ("You Find It Every-
where").
WRIGHT, Helen; b. St. Paul, Minn.; educ. Chi-
cago seminary; stage career, with DeWolf
Hopper in "Wang," with Dell Fox, Leslie Car-
ter, David Warfield in "The Grand Army
Man"; screen career, joined Otis Turner Uni-
versal Co., playing character leads ("A Doll's
House," "Sirens of the Sea," 'The Field of
Honor," "The Car of Chance," "The Brass
Bullet" serial), Fox ("The Speed Maniac"),
Robertson-Cole ("The Mistress of Shenstone"),
Goldwyn ("The Alibi"), Garson ("Mid Chan-
nel'), Cinema Craft ("Shadows of the West"),
Herman ("That Something"). Hght. 5, 7;
wght., 175; gray hair, brown eyes. Home ad..
7705 Emelita Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly
2916.
Y
YORKE, Edithe; screen career, Paramount ("The
False Road." "Below the Surface," "Chick-
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ens"). Ass. Prod. ("Homespun Folks," "Lying
Lips").
YOUNG, Clara Kimball; b Chicago; educ. St.
Xavier's Acad., Chicago; stage career, from age
of 3, stock, vaud. and prods.; screen career,
Vitagraph ("My Official Wife"), World ("Ca-
mille," "The Yellow Passport," "The Feast of
Life"), at present with own company ("The
Foolish Virgin," "The Easiest Way," "The Rise
of Susan," "Magda," "Shirley Kaye," "The Sav-
age Woman," "The Marionettes," "The Road
Through the Dark," "The Claw," "Cheating
Cheaters," "Byes of Youth," "Forbidden Wom-
an"), Equity ("For the Soul of Rafael," "Mid-
Channel," "Hush," 'Straight From Paris").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 135; dark hair and eyes.
Ad.. Hollywood, Cal.
YOUNG, Lassie; b. Portland, Ore.; educ. Brunot
Hall, Spokane, Wash.; screen career, in stock
with Christie, B. B. Hampton (ingenue lead
in "The Dwelling Place of Light"), Selznick
("The Poor Simp"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 115;
light brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 6051%
Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly 2377.
YOUNG, Lucille; b. Lyons, France; educ. there
and Mich. ; stage career, vaud. ; screen career,
Fox, Fine Arts, Ince ("Fuss and Feathers"),
American ("High Play"), Griffith ("The Great-
est Thing in Life"), Ince-Para. ('The Virtuous
Thief," "Man in the Moon"), Fox ("Fighting
for Gold," 'The Daredevil," "The Terror").
Paramount ("The False Road"). Hght., 5, 4;
wght., 125; dark brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
1210 No. Alvarado St., Los Angeles, Cal., phone
52323.
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ZANOU, Thalia; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Halstead pri-
vate school, N. Y. C. ; stage career, danced
publicly since 5 years of age, premier of Greek
Ballet, interpretative, ballet, character, ori-
ental dances, dramalic pantomine. Hght., 5,
3; wght., 112; brown hair. Work known by
members N. Y. Lodge M. P. D. A. Personal
rep., Lillian R. Gale, Motion Picture News.
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ALEXANDER, Little Ben; b. Goldfield, Nev.,
screen career, Griffith ("Hearts of the World"),
King Vidor ("Turn in the Road," "Battle of
Youth"), Tourneur ("White Heather"), Paral-
ta ("Heart of Rachel"), C. K. Young ("The
Better Wife"), Robertson-Cole ("Josselyn's
Wife," "Tangled Threads"), Universal ("The
Triflers"), First National ("The Family Hon-
or"), Pathe ("The Heart Line"). Hght., 4. 4;
wght, 61; blond hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
1800 Winona. Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif; phone
597480.
ALEXANDER, Lois; b. 1908; educ. private tutor;
short stage career; 7 years screen career with
parts; Hindoo Princess in "Twenty Thousand
' Leagues Under the Sea." Ad., home, 640 West
129th St., New York City.
AXZELLE, Violet; b. Feb. 3, 1912, Baltimore;
screen career, Universal, Technicolor, World
Film, "A Fool's Paradise," "A Wife's Folly."
"Behind the Veil," "For the Sake of a Baby."
"The Gulf Between' (first m. p. in natural
color), "Rasputin the Black Monk," "The
Girl from Bohemia"), Schomer-Ross ("The
Sacred Flame"), Pathe ("Behold the Man").
Fair complexion, yellow hair, blue eyes. Ad.,
home, West Fort Lee, N. J.
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BARRY, Wesley; b. Los Angeles, Cal.; educ
there; screen career, Mary Pickford (VDad.ly
Long Legs"), Blanche Sweet ("The Unpardon-
able Sin," "A Woman of Pleasure"), Anita
Stewart ("Her Kingdom of Dreams"), C. B
DeMille ("Male and Female"), Marshall Neilan
Prod. ("Don't Ever Marry," "Dinty," "Bob
Hampton of Placer," "Go and Get It"). Hght.,
4, 6; wght., 84; red hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
4634 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
BASKETTE, Lena; b. San Mateo, April 19, 1907;
educ. Notre Dame, Redwood City, Cal., studied
dancing with Vestoff, former partner of Pav-
lowa; screen career, Universal ("Brother Jim,"
"Shoes," "A Romany Rose," "Mysterious
Egypt," "The Lonely Little Prince," " A
Prince for a Day," "The Caravan," "Dream of
Egypt," "Amelita's Friend," "Marianna's Tri-
umph," "Juvenile Dance Supreme," etc ).
Hght., 5, 3; wght., 115; brown hair and eyes.
Home ad., 1323 Orange Drive, Hollywood, Cal.
BATISTA, Miriam; b. N. Y. City, 1914; stage
career, played in legit, prod. "The Whirlwind."
with Maude Adams in "A Kiss for Cinderella,"
Shubert's "Floradora," "Doll's House." "Tho
Red Dawn"; screen career. International ("Hu-
moresque," "Boomerang Bill," "Just Around th^>
Corner"), Metro ("Eye for Eye"). Black hair
and eyes. Ad., 362 W. 45th st., N. Y. C. ; Long-
acre 3449.
BELLE, Tul*; b. Christiania, Norway, 1909;
educ. New Rochelle; screen career, Than-
houser ("Fear of Poverty," "The Vicar of
Wakefield," "Through the Open Door"), Metro
("The Brand of Cowardice"), Thanhouser
("Woman and The Beast"), Maurice Tourneur
("The Blue Bird"), Helen Keller ("Deliver-
ance"), George Loane Tucker ("Miracle
Man"), Famous Players ("Doll's House"), First
National ("Old Dad"). Brown hair, blue eyes.
Ad., 1055 No. St. Andrews Place, Hollywood.
Cal.
BOt'DWIN, James Watson; 4 yrs. old; b. Seattle,
Wash.; screen career, Fox, Geo. Kern Prod.
Hght., 3, 2; wght., 35; golden hair, blue eyes
Home ad., 1003% N. Mariposa, Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 598560.
BOWES, BUly; 4 yrs. old; b. Denver, Colo.;
screen career, Allan Dwan ("The Splendid
Hazard"), Lois Weber ("What Do Men Want").
Fox Sunshine ("Three Good Pals," "His Vaca-
tion." Hght., 3, 4; wght., 35; light hair, blue
eyes. Home ad., 1042 Third ave., Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 73867.
BUTTERWORTIl, Frank; also leads and come-
dian; b. Lancashire, Eng., 1906; screen career,
Ince, Universal ("When You and I We e
Young," "The Circus," "When Hearts Were
Trumps," "The Children of the Mission,"
"Amarilly of Clothesline Alley," "The Honor-
able Algy"), Vitagraph ("The Enchanted
Barn"). Hght., 5, 1; wght., 104; fair com-
plexion, brown hair, brown eyes. Ad., home.
6100 Elenor ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
CARPENTER, Francis Wilburn; b. Glen wood
Springs, Col., 1911; screen career, Fine Art*
(in juv. co. under Director Franklins, "Chil-
dren in the House," "Going Straight"), Fox
jack and the Beanstalk." "Aladdin and Hi.-
Wonderful Lamp," "The Girl with the Cham-
pagne Eyes," "True Blue," "The Mikado, 1
"The Forbidden Room"), Goldwyn ("Jinx").
L'ght hair, blue eyes. Ad., home, 1316 Lyman
PI . Los Angeles.
C'ARR, May Beth; screen career, Fox ("Over the
Hill"), First National ("The Great Adven-
ture").
CARR, Stephen; screen career, Famous Players
("The Restless Sex"), Fox ("Over the Hill"),
T'athe ("The Yellow Arm").
CASWELL, Nancy; b. Los Angeles, 1913; stag*'
exper. with Wm. and Dustin Farnum in "The
Littlest Rebel"; screen career, Fox ("Riders of
xe Purple Sage," "Rainbow Trail," "The
Blindness of Divorce"), Paralta ("Within the
i up." "Blue Blood"). Universal ("The End of
the Rainbow"), Fox ("Call of the Soul," "Un-
der Crimson Skies"), Metro ("Shore Acres").
Blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1544 N. Western.
VTollvwood, Cal.
CONNELLY, Robert Joseph; b. Brooklyn, 1909;
* ! een career, with Kal.em Co. at 3 yrs. old;
Vitagraph ("Sonny Jim" series, "A Prince in
a Pawnshop," "Bobby, Director," "Bobby,
Philanthropist," "Bobby, Pacifist," "Bobby's
Bravery," "Just What Bobby Wanted"), O.
Henry ("The Discounters of Money," " The
Bottom of the Well," "Her Right to Live"),
''^rson-Neilan ("The Unpardonable Sin"),
World ("What Love Forgives"), International
r'Humoresque"), Select ("The Greatest Love">.
Ad.. 483 E. 9th st., Brooklyn.
COOGAN, Jackie; b. New York, 1915; educ. pri-
vate tutors; stage career, made first appearance
at age of 16 mos.. played with father in An-
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nette Kellermann's vaud. act. screen career, at-
tracted Charles Chaplin for title role of "The
Kid," starred in "Peck's Bad Boy." Appears
about four years of age. Hght., 3, 1.
COOLEY, Hal; screen career, Ince ("An Old
Fashioned Boy"), Fox ("The Tomboy").
CORBIN, Virginia Lee; b. Prescott, Ariz., 1912;
model for artists; screen career, Lasky, with
Farrar and Fannie Ward, 8 mos. Universal,
with Ben Wilson; played with Allen Holubar
in series of pictures written for her; Metro,
Balboa, Fox ("Jack and the Beanstalk," "The
Mikado," "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp,"
"The Babes in the Wood," "Treasure Island,"
"Ace High," "Six Shooter Andy," "The Forbid-
den Room"), Robertson-Cole ("The White
Dove"). Light hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1421
Cherokee, Hollywood, Cal.
COTTON, Billie; actress aged 12 yrs. ; b. Minne-
apolis, Minn.; educ. Los Angeles; screen career,
Goldwyn ("Earthbound," "The Old Nest"),
Garson ("Midchannel"), Metro ("Cinderella's
Twin," "Camille"). Hght., 5; wght., 85; light
brown hair, hazel eyes. Home ad., 7330 Foun-
tain ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly 1813.
CRUMPTON, Charles; b. London, England; stage
career, "Mother," "Happy Ending," "Rip Van
Winkle," "Hansel & Gretel," "Eyes of Youth,"
"Through the Ages," "Luck of the Navy",
screen career, Universal ("Toy Soldier"),
Chapin ("Abraham Lincoln."), Fox ("Green
Eyed Monster"), World ("Rasputin"), Art-
craft ("Doll's House), Vitagraph ("Golden
Goal"), Canadian ("A World's Shadow"),
Famous Players ("Hulda from Holland").
Blond hair, brown eyes. Ad., 108 W. 86th st.,
N. Y. Schuyler 7314.
D
DePEW, Joseph; b. Harrison, N. J., July 11, 1912;
educ. private tutor; stage career, with Alice
Brady, "Drifting," 20 weeks on Keith and Proc-
tor. Warburton Stk., "Hands Up," Harris' "The
Hero"; screen career, Selznick ("A Good Fel-
low," "Clay Dollars"), D. W. Griffith ("Dream
Street"), Whitman Bennett ("Salvation Nell"),
Constance Talmadge ("Good-for-Nothing").
Hght., 4, 2; wght., 64; dark complexion, brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 539 Hamilton st.,
Harrison, N. J. ; Harrison 2188.
DE RUE, Carmen; b. Pueblo, Colo., 1908; educ.
private tutor; screen career, Lasky ("Squaw
Man," "Brewster's Milions," "Master Mind").
Universal (leads for yr. in child co. with
Gordon Griffith and Billy Jacobs), Majestic
(lead for 1 yr. in child co., dir. Franklins),
for one vr. featured as one of Fine Arts
"kiddies"; has appeared in more than 100
photoplays; Fox ("Jack and the Beanstalk,"
"Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp." "Babes
in the Woods," "Girl with the Champagne
Eyes"). Hght., 5, 0; wght.. 95; light hair,
brown eyes. Home ad., 1766 La Brea ave.,
Hollywood, Calif.
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EASON, Reaves, Jr.; screen career, Universal
("Two Kinds of Love," "The Big Adventure").
Home ad., 6200 Fountain Ave., Hollywood, Calif.
EVANS, Madge; b. N. Y. C. 1909; educ. private
tuition; stage career, Mimsey in "Peter Ibbet-
son" with John Barrymore; screen career,
child parts in Famous Players ("Zaza," "The
Seven Sisters"), Peerless- World ("Seventeen."
"Beloved Adventuress," "The Burglar," "Little
Patriot," "True Blue," "Web of Desire,"
"Maternity," "Neighbors," "Wanted, a
Mother," "Love Not," "Home Wanted,"
starred in "Little Duchess," "The Volunteer,"
"Adventures of Carol," "Gates of Gladness"),
Prizma ("Heida"). Home ad., 50 Cathedral
Parkway, N. Y. C.
F
FIELD, Helen; b. Los Angeles, Calif.; studied
dancing under Mr. Eagan; screen career, 2 yrs.
with Fox ("The World of Folly," "While the
Devil Laughs," "Noah's Lark," "Just Pals"),
Universal ("Christmas Eve at Pilot Butte").
Hght., 3, 9; wght., 50; blond hair, dark brown
eyes. Home ad., 5417% Sunset Blvd., Holly-
wood, Calif; Holly 3945.
FRENCH, Georgia Louise; age 9; b. Seattle,
Wash.; educ. Los Angeles, Calif.; screen career,
Vitagraph ("Black Beauty"), Universal ("Son
of Neptune," "Helping Mother," "Tangled
Hearts"). Hght., 4, 8; wght., 78; dark curls,
dark eyes. Home ad., 516 N. St. Andrews Place,
Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly 1106.
G
GARY, Nadia Louise; b. 1912; stage career, But-
terfly Baby with Boston Opera Co., with Mrs.
Fiske in "Wake Up Jonathan," 1920-21; screen
career, 4 yrs., Goldwyn, Fox. World, Metro,
Artcraft, Constance Talmadge ("The Virtuous
Vamp"), Ivan Abramson ("The Mother Etern-
al"). Home ad., 2 Abbey Court, 4640 Broadway,
N. Y. C.; Wads. 3780.
GIRACI, May; screen career, Famous Players
("The Prince Chap," "The Faith Healer"), Na-
tional ("The Son of Tarzan"), Metro ("The
Cheater"), Universal ("Reputation").
GRAUER, Ben; b. N. Y. C., 1910; stage career,
Geo. C. Tyler, "Penrod"; J. D. Williams,
"Betty at Bay"; Shubert, "Maytime"; screen
career, Fox, Stage Women's War Relief, Uni-
versal, Griffith ("The Idol Dancer"), Am. Pict.
Corp. ("Annabel Lee"), Baumer Film ("Golden
Circle"), Walsh-Fielding ("Chances Women
Take"). Hght., 4, 5; wght., 75; brown hair,
dark brown eyes. Ad., 201 W. 112th st., N. Y. C.
Cathedral 8762.
H
HEADRICK, Richard (Itchie) ; b. Los Angeles,
Calif., Apr. 29, 1917; educ. priv. tutors; early
career, gave swimming exhibitions at 6 mos. of
age; screen career, Metro ("Should a Woman
Tell," "Shore Acres," "The Greater Claim"),
Vitagraph ("Diamonds Adrift"), Edgar Lewis
("Sage Hen"), Wm. S. Hart ("The Toll Gate,"
"The Testing. Block," "The Whistle"), Louis
B. Mayer ("Woman in His House," "Play-
things of Destiny," "Retribution"). Hght., 3, 3;
wght., 39; light hair, blue eyes. Home ad., 1346
E. 39th st., Los Angeles, Calif., South 4326.
HENRY, John, Jr. (Don Marion Davis) ; b. Holly-
wood; screen career, Mack Sennett ("Back to
the Kitchen," "His First False Step," "Down
on the Farm," "Great Scott," "Let 'er Go,"
"Married Life," "Home Brew," "Small Town
Idol," "Ouch, Doctor," "Star Border"). Hght.,
3, 1%; wght., 37; blond hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., 5723 Sunset blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Holly
3932; studio, Warner Bros., Los Angeles.
HORTON, "Little Aida"; b. 1914, Long Island;
screen career, Vitagraph (tiniest leading: lady
Bobby Connelly series, "A Bachelor's Child-
ren," "The Desired Woman," "The Mating:,"
"Compliments of the season"), Miller Prod.
("High Speed," "Heart of a Gypsy"), Rowland
West ("The Silver Lining"), Catholic Art
("Luring Shadows"). Hght., 3, 6; wght, 34;
fair complexion, blond hair, blue eyes. Home
ad., Aqueduct, Woodhaven, P. O., L. I., N. Y.
Rich. Hill 892-R.
J
IRVING, Mary Jane; b. Columbia, S. C., 1914;
screen career, Brunton Studios ("The Temple
of Dusk," Ince ("His Own Law," "The Home
Stretch"), B. B. Hampton ("A Certain Rich
Man"), Haworth ("The Brand of Lopez"), Wil-
lat ("Partners of the Tide"), Allan Dwan
("John Arcabad"), Wm. S. Hart ("Traveling
On"). Home ad., 828 S. Burlington ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.
J-
JACKSON, Peaches; screen career, Pathe ("Rio
Grande," "Lahoma"), Paramount ("The Prince
Chap"), Hugh Dierker's Prod. ("When Dawn
Came"), United Artists ("Thru the Back
Door").
JOHNSON, Lawrence; screen career, Famous
Players ("His House in Order," "The Right
to Love," "Guilty of Love"), First National
("Salvation Nell").
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JONES, Johnny; b. Beloit, Wise.; educ. Caldwell
Mil. Coll, N. Y., schools in L. A.; stage career,
"The Barrier," "Salomy Jane" Co.; screen ca-
reer, Harold Bell Wright Co. ("Shepherd of
the Hills"), Morosco ("The Shuttle"), Wm.
Fox ("Walls of Jericho"). "Edgar" in Booth
Tarkington "Edgar" series. Hght.. 4, 6; brown
hair, grey eyes. Home ad., 4211 Delmar ave.,
Los Angeles, Calif.; phone 599941.
JOY, Gloria; b. Oct. 16, 1911, Los Angeles; stage
career, Little Theatre. Los Angeles, speaking
and dancing parts; screen career, leads in
"Wanted .a Brother," "No Children Wanted,"
"The Locked Door," "Little Miss urouii u\>.
"Miss Mischief Maker," "The Midnight
Burglar"); with Dorothy Phillips in "The Talk
of the Town." Brown hair, hazel eyes. Ad.,
home, 1133 Lake Shore ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
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KAY, Honey Beatrice; b. N. Y. C., 1907;
specialty characters; screen career, World
with Louise Huff; Fox ("Why I Would Not
Marry"), Universal ("Santa and Genii"),
Goldwyn, with Mabel Normand; Chas. Miller
("Crowded Hour"), Screen Letter Box. Blond
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 312 W. 48th st., N. Y. C.
Bryant 8560.
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LAWRENCE, Little Adelaide; b Brooklyn, 1905;
.photographer's model; screen career, Vita-
graph ("Easter Babies"). Reliance ("The
Barefoot Boy"), Pathe ("Little Keeper of the
Light"), Kalem ("Little Wanderer"), Fox
("The High Born Child and the Beggar."
"The Queen of Hearts"). Fair complexion,
auburn bronze hair, brown eyes. Ad., 274 Rut-
land Road, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LEE, Frankie; b. Gunnison, Colo., 1912; screen
career, Mayflower ("The Miracle Man"), Thos.
Ince, Realart, Mary Pickford, Fox ("Clung"),
Robertson-Cole ("The Swamp"), Allan Dwan
("Sins of Martha Queed"), Frothingham ("The
Other Woman"), B. B. Hampton ("The Killer").
Hght., 4, 1; wght., 50; dark brown hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., 7600 Fountain ave., Los
Angeles, Calif.; phone 578318.
LEE, Jane; screen career, Fox ("The Clemenceau
Case," "The Spider and the Fly," " A Daugh-
ter of the Gods," "Patsy," "Two Little Imps,"
"Trouble Makers," "Love and Hate," "Ameri-
can Buds," "Doing Their Bit," "Swat the
Spy," "We Should Worry," "Tell It to the
Marines," "Smiles"). Series of 2-reel come-
dies for Rogers Film Corp., Masterpiece Film
("Circus Imps," "Dixie Madcaps," "Hicksville
Terrors").
LEE, Katherine; b. Glasgow, Scotland; .stage
. career, with Lew Fields; screen career, Fox
("The Clemenceau Case," "The Spider and the
Fly," "The Daughter of the Gods," "Love and
Hate," "The Two Imps," "The Trouble-
makers," "American Buds," "Doing Their
Bit," "Swat the Spy," "We Should Worry,"
"Tell It to the Marines," "Smiles"). Series of
2-reel comedies for Rogers Film Corp., Master-
piece Film ("Circus Imps," "Dixie Madcaps,"
"Hicksville Terrors"). Auburn hair.
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McALJSTER, Mary; b. Los Angeles, 1910; educ.
private; screen career, Biograph, World, Ess-
anay ("Borrowed Sunshine," "Little Shoes,"
"The Little Missionary," "On Trial," "Where
Is My Mother?" "The Uneven Road," "The
Little White Girl," "The Bride of Fancy,"
"Pants," "Young Mother Hubbard," "The Kill-
Joy," "Whosoever Shall Offend," "Do Children
Count?" erial), Pathe ("Half a Chance").
Brown eyes, yellow hair.
MESSENGER, Buddie; b. 1909, San Francisco;
screen career, Universal; Fox, "Gloriana,"
"The Street Urchin," "Fighting Joe," "Jack
and the Beanstalk," "Treasure Island," "Alad-
din," "Babes in the Wood"), First National
("The Hoodlum"); Goldwyn ("Edgar's Little
Saw," "The Old Nest"). Excels as a heavy.
Fair complexion, light brown hair, brown eyees.
Ad., home, 5423 Sunset blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
MONAHAN, Janethel; b. N. Y. C., 1907; stage
career, understudied Gogo and Mimsey in
"Peter Ibbetson," with John Barrymore;
screen career, Juvenile Film, "Chip of the Old
Block," "Chip's Elopement," "Chip's Rivals,"
"The World War in Kidland," "For Sale, a
Daddy," "Chip's Carmen," "Chip's Movie
Co."; Universal ("Me and My Gal"), 10 two-
reel comedies by Atlas Film Corp.; Prizma
("May-Days," "Whittier's School Days").
Hght., 4, 6; wght., 79%; chestnut hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., Center Ave., West Fort
Lee, N. J. Post Office Box 155. Ft. Lee 211-R.
MONAHAN, Joseph; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., 1908;
stage career, "Peter Ibbetson" with John
Barrymore; screen career, 2 yrs. under dir. of
Jas. A. FitzPatrick, in "Chip of the Old
Block," "Chip's Elopement," "Chip's Rivals,"
"The World War in Kidland," "For Sale, a
Daddy," "Chip's Carmen," "Chip's Movie Co.,
as Willie Lincoln in "Chapin's Lincoln Cycle,"
Universal ("Me and My Gal"), 10 two-reel
comedies by Atlas Film Corp., Prizma ("May-
Days," "Whittier's School Days"). Hght., 4.
6; wght., 77%; dark brown hair, dark blue
eyes. Home ad., Center Ave., West Ft. Lee.
N. J. P. O. Box 155. Ft. Lee 211-R.
MOORE, Mickey; b. Victoria, B. C., Canada. 1916;
screen career, Louis B. Mayer ("Polly of the
Storm Country"), Famous Players ("Something
to Think About"), Selig ("The Mask"), Realart
("All Souls Eve"), Fox ("Clung"). Hght., 3,
4; brown hair, dark brown eyes. Home ad.,
1739 Vine st., Los Angeles, Calif.
MOORE, Pat; b. England, 1914; screen career,
Ince ("Sahara"), Universal ("The Sleeping
Lion"), K. MacDonald Pict. ("The Turning
Point"), Macarthy ("Out of the Dust"), May-
flower ("A Fool at Heart"), Famous Players
("The Squaw Man"), Fox ("Queen of Sheba"),
Goldwyn ("Madame X"). Hght., 3, 9; brown
hair and eyes. Home ad., 1739 Vine st., Los
Angeles, Cal., phone 57427.
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KAE, Zoe ("Baby"); b. Chicago. July 13. 1910;
screen career, 6 yrs., Biograph and Universal,
star of "Gloriana," "Through Baby's Voice,"
"The Little Pirate," "Danger Within," "Heart
Strings," "By Speshul Delivery," "Naked
Hearts," "Bobby's Bargain," leading parts in
"The Desperado," "The War Waif," "Bettina
Loved a Soldier," "We Are French," "The
Kaiser the Beast of Berlin," etc. Wght., 72;
blond hair, blue eyes. Ad., 1015 Manzanita ave.,
Los Angeles.
REDDEN, Arthur L.; b. Boston, Mass., July
17, 1908; educ. Los Angeles; screen career,
New Art Film ("Solitary Sin"), Metro ("Way
of the Strong"), Brentwood ("Other Half,"
Van Dusen's Home"), Universal "Burnt Wings,"
"Road to Divorce"), David Butler ("Smiling
All the Way"), Vitagraph ("The Purple Ci-
pher"), Neilan ("Bob Hampton of Placer"),
Howell Prod. ("Home Sweet Home"). Hght.,
4, 11; wght., 85; brown hair, dark blue eyes.
Home ad., 1324 W. 31st st., Los Angeles, Calif.;
West 6459.
KHINECKE, Helen; stage career, Winthrop
Ames, "The Betrothal," stk. co. in Akron, O.,
"An Old Sweetheart of Mine," ballet dancer
and oriental dancer; screen career, "The Farm-
er," "The Magician," Selznick ("Sealed
Hearts") Hght.. 4. 7: wght., 86; light, curly
hair, blue eyes. Ad., 202 W. 88th st., N. Y.
ROSHER. Dorothy; screen career, Famous Play-
ers ("Young Mrs. Winthrop," "Thou Art the
Man").
ROSS, Little Etna; screen career, Miller ("Deliver-
ance"), Cosmopolitan ("The Restless Sex").
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SMITH, Little Bernice; b. Portland, Ore., 1911;
stage career, Fisher Circuit, Bert Levy Circuit,
featured at the Hippodrome, Portland; screen
career, began with Universal at 4 yrs. of age,
"The Finest Gold," has played with Murdock
MacQuarrje, and also with Helen Holmes in
railroad pictures etc., with Gloverio Comedies.
STONE, George; b. 1911, Cleveland, O.; now be-
ing educated by tutor; screen career, Biograph,
Majestic, Fine Arts; in child parts; has ap-
peared in "Going Straight," "The Little School
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M'am," etc., Triangle ("An Even Break,"
"Wild Shumac"), Fox ("Ali Baba and the
Forty Thieves"), Artcraft ("Till I Come Back
to You," "The Poppy Girl's Husband"), Fox
("The Jungle Trail," "The Speed Maniac"),
Hampton - Pathe ("Fighting Cressy"), Fox
("Just Pals"), First National ("The Scoffer"),
Paramount ("The Whistle," "White and Un-
married"), Federated ("Penny of Tophill
Trail"), Universal ("Desperate Trails"). Blue
eyes, brown hair.
SULLIVAN, Ruth; screen career,, Abramson ("A
Child For Sale," "Mother Eternal"), Republic
("Children Not Wanted").
T
TANSEY, Sheridan; screen career, Paramount
("The Two Brides"), Fox ("Over the Hill"),
Harry Levey ("Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge").
V
VERDI, Freddie; b. N. Y., 1909; educ. N. Y. schs. ;
stage career, leads, "Daddy Long Legs," "Merry
Wives of Windsor"; screen career, Selznick
("The Foolish Virgin"), Triumph ("Prima
Donna's Husband"), Edison, ("The Little Cheva-
lier"), Vitagraph ("Cousin Kate"). Fair com-
plexion, brown hair and eyes.
VOLARE, Lorna; b. Australia, 1912; educ. at
home; screen career, World, Metro, Selznick
("Secret of the Storm Country," "The Moth"),
Julius Steger ("Just a Woman"), Fox ("His
Greatest Sacrifice"). Golden brown hair, large
blue eyes. .
W
WARD, Baby Ivy; b. London, Eng., 1914; screen
career, Metro ("The Great Secret," "The
Slacker," "Draft 258," "The Winning of Bea-
trice," "A Man's World," "Silent Woman"),
World ("Neighbors"), Wm. A. Brady ("Little
Women"), Leah Baird Co. ("As a Man
Thinks"), Charles Richmond Co. ("Everybody's
Business"), Artcraft ("Doll's House"), Uni-
versal ("Heads Win"), Canadian Co. ("A
World's Shadow"), Paramount ("Guilty of
Love"). Blond hair, hazel eyes. Ad., 108 W.
86th St., N. Y. : Schuyler 7314.
WARD, Freddie Fay; b. San Francisco, 1907;
screen career, Universal, Triangle, Brunton,
Fox; Village Boy, Italian and French parts.
Dark brown hair, dark blue eyes. Ad., 434 N.
Alvarado st., Los Angeles, Cal. ; Wils. 6169.
WOODRUFF, Eunice Elenor; 5 yrs. old; b. Los
Angeles; educ. there; screen career, Griffith
("Crossed Currents"), Vitagraph ("Ashes"),
Famous Players ("Lady of Red Butte," "Vive
la France"). J. P. McCarthy ("Out of the
Dust"), Pioneer ("Virtuous Sinners"), etc.
Hght., 3, 11; wght., 60; blond hair, blue eyes.
Home ad., 1331 Fleming st., Los Angeles, Calif.
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YEAGER, Irene; b. N. Y. C. ; age 7 yrs.; screen
career, 4 yrs., J. Parker Read ("Love Mad-
ness"), King Vidor ("Jack Knife Man"), Sam-
uelson ("Her Story"), Frothingham Prod. ("The
Breaking Point"), Brentwood Prod. ("Heart of
Twenty"), Allen Dwan ("Sins of Martha
Queed"). Hght., 4; wght., 55; blond hair, dark
blue eyes. Home ad., 4326 Franklin ave., Holly-
wood, Calif.; Holly 2997.
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DIRECTORS AND PRODUCING EXECUTIVES
A
ABRAMSON, Ivan, director and scenario
writer; b. Vilna, Russia; educ. Vilna; early
exper., impresario of Ivan Abramson Opera
Company for 7 years, wrote many plays for
Jewish stage, dir. Jacob P. Adler for 15 yrs.;
screen career, Ivan ("Enlighten Thy Daugh-
ter," "Sins of Ambition," "Babbling Tongues,")
Graphic ("When Men Betray," "Ashes of Love,"
"Moral Suicide," Someone Must Pay," "One
Law for Both," "Echo of Youth"), '"A Child
for Sale," "The Wrong Woman," "Mother Eter-
nal"). Studio ad., 729 Seventh ave., N. Y.
Home ad., 207 West 110th st, N. Y.
ADOLFI, John G.; b. N. Y.; educ. N. Y. and
Philadelphia; stage career, 10 yrs.; screen ca-
reer, since 1909, leading man for Vitagraph,
etc.; "Queen of the Sea," with Annette Keller-
man, "The Cavell Case" with Juia Arthur,
"Who's Your Brother" with Edith Taliaferro.
Dir. Robertson-Cole ("The Wonder Man," "The
Little 'Fraid Lady"). Member M. P. D. A.
Ad., Friars Club, N. Y.
ALLEN, Major Jack; educ. Balto., Md.; self
producer and distributor of special nature and
wild animal pictures; naturalist, traveler, cav-
alryman in Spanish-American war. Studio
ad., Universal, Universal City, Cal.
ANGELES, Bert; b. London, Eng.; educ. Baling,
Eng., Irving School, U. S. A., Univ. of Edin-
burgh, Scotland; stage career, legit, comedian,
stage director, prod, dramatic plays, mus. com-
edy & vaud. acts, "Lion and the Mouse," "Lilac
Domino," etc.; screen career, directed for Vita-
graph, Geo. Kleine, Triangle, Santa Barbara
Co., "Playing With Fire," "Hand of Fate," etc.
Home ad., N. V. A. Club, 229 W. 46th st., N. Y.
C., Bryant 4020.
APFEL, Oscar C.; b. and educ. Cleveland, O.;
stage career, producer and director Chicago
Opera House, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh,
Buffalo; screen career, World ("The Inter-
loper," "Tinsel," "Merely Players," "The Man-
darin's Gold"), Lasky ("The Squaw Man,"
"Cameo Kirby"), Fox ("A Soldier's Oath,"
"Battle of Hearts," "End of the Trail," "Man
of Sorrow"), Paralta ("A Man's Man," "Turn
of a Card"), Selig ("Auction of Souls"). Blazed
Trail ("Ten Nights in a Barroom"). Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
ARCHAINBAUD, George; b. Paris, France;
educ. France; screen career, with Eclair in
Paris and U. S. A., Beacon Film, Peerless
World, Pathe Freres; producing director for
Gail Kane, Ethel Clayton, Kitty Gordon, Alice
Brady, Montague Love, Louise Huff, Creighton
Hale and June Caprice. "The Brand of Satan,"
"A Maid of Belgium," "The Cross Bear-
er," "The Awakening," "A Damsel in Distress,"
Selznick, dir. Elaine Hammerstein, Eugene
O'Brien, Conway Tearle in "Shadow of Rosalie
Byrnes," "Marooned Hearts," "Wonderful
Chance," "Pleasure Seekers," "The Bride From
Nowhere," "Miracle of Manhattan," "Hand-
cuffs er Kisses." Member M. P. D. A. Ad.,
City Club, 55 W. 44th St., N. Y.
AVERY, Charles; b. Chicago, 1873; educ. Boston;
stage career, covering 12 yrs., supporting W. H.
Crane, William Faversham, starred in "Charlie's
Aunt," original company "The Clansman";
screen career, member of original Biograph,
with original Bison, Keystone; dir. Ar buckle
1 pictures played in cast 19 pictures with
Charles Murray, all "Hogan" series. "Sub-
marine Pirate," "The Last Scent," and others
with Sid Chaplin, dir. Ford Sterling, L-Ko
Comedies.- Height., 5, 4%; dark complexion,
gray hair, eyes. Ad., home, 2028 Sunset Blvd.,
Hollywood, Cal.; Wil. 6099.
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BADGER, Clarence G., also writer-; b. San Fran-
cisco, 1880; educ. Boston, Mass.; early career,
edit, work "Youth's Companion" and Pacific
Coast newspapers; screen career, free lance
writer, and scenario staff of Lubin, Universal,
Keystone, became director for Keystone, 1915;
Sennett-Paramount, Goldwyn ("A Perfect
.??", " SIs Hopkins," "Leave it to Susan,"
"Strictly Confidential," "Almost a Husband,"
Jubilo," "The Strange Boarder," "Water,
Water Everywhere," "Kingdom of Youth,"
Jes' Call Me Jim," "Man Who Lost Himself,"
"Honest Hutch," "Boys Will Be Boys"). Ad.,
Goldwyn Studio, Culver City, Cal., home ad
BAKER, George D.; b. Champaign, 111.; stage
career with Walker Whateside, McKee Rankin,
Nance O'Neil, Brady & Grismar, Litt & Dind-
wall, Russ Whytal, stock and vaud., also for
six years mgr of own productions with Jas.
W. Castle, under firm name of Baker & Castle,
producing "Graustark," "In The Bishop's Car-
riage," "The Goose Girl." Newspaper experi-
ence, cartoonist and special articles Chicago
Times, Nashville American, Judge; began pic-
ture career with A. E. Smith, Vitagraph. One
yr., John Bunny and Flora Finch comedies,
then features, "Dust of Egypt," "Price for
Folly," "The Shop Girl," "Tarantula," "A
Night Out," etc. Metro 3 yrs. "The Wager,"
"The White Raven," "His Father's Son," "The
Shell Game," "Peggy Does Her Darndest," "The
Lion's Den," "Toys of Fate," "Revelation,"
etc. Director General Metro Coast studios,
supervising Lytell and Allison features. One
yr. International, "The Cinema Murder,"
"Heliotrope," "Buried Treasure," "Proxies,"
for William Faversham, "The Man Who Lost
Himself," Sawyer & Lubin, "Without Limit."
(Metro release.) Author of "The Wager,"
"Tarantula," "Long Live the Queen," "What
Shall It Profit," "Sowers and Reapers," "In
Judgment Of " "Her Inspiration," "As the
Sun Went Down." Ad. 130 West 44th street.
BALLIN, Hugo; b. N. T. C. 1880, educ. New York
and Europe; member Natl. Inst. Arts and Let-
ters, Natl Academy of Design; conducted
scenic studios in N. Y. and elsewhere; screen
career, Goldwyn art director, 3% yrs., dir.
"Baby Mine" and others. Now prod, with own
co. "Pagan Love" "East Lynne," "Ave Maria,"
etc. Ad., 366 Fifth ave., N. Y. C.
BARKER, Reginald; producer-director; b. Win-
nepeg, Can., 1886; educ, Scotland & Calif.;
stage career, wrote and staged first play at 16,
managed own stk. co., Kansas City, stage mgr.
and actor with Henry Miller, Olga Nethersole,
Emily Stevens, Robt. Hilliard, Walker White-
side; screen career, Ince W. S. Hart's first,
("The Bargain"), Geo. Beban's first ("The Cow-
ard"), Paralta ("Madame Who," "Carmen of
the Klondike," "One Woman"), Goldwyn
("The Turn of the Wheel," "The Hell-Cat,"
"Shadows," "The Stronger Vow," "The Brand,"
"Crimson Gardenia," "Girl From Outside,"
"Bonds of Love"), Reginald Barker Prod.
("Flame of the Desert," "Woman and the
Puppet," "Dangerous Days," "Branding Iron,"
"Godless Men," "The Old Nest"). Member
M. P. D. A. Home ad., 122 S. Ardmore, Los
Angeles, Calif.
BARRY, J. A.; b. Troy, N. Y. educ. La Salle Inst.;
early career, newswriter and publisher; screen
career, executive and prod, asst, to D. W. Grif-
fith 1914-17 during prod, of "Birth of a Nation,"
"Intolerance" and Triangle features; dir. First
National ("Stick and Stones," "Stranger than
Fiction," "Trust Your Wife," "Passion's Play-
ground," "The Turning Point"), Goldwyn ("The
Fear Woman"), Special ("The Betrayal").
Home ad., 690 Magnolia ave., Pasadena, Calif.,
Colorado 4189.
BARRY, Joseph J.; educ. N. Y. ; stage career. 7
yrs. in vaud., stock and musical comedy; screen
career, Nestor, 101 Bison, Universal, Vogue,
Fox, Metro, American, Jack London Pictures,
Kalem, Blazed Trail Prod. Hght., 5, 8; wght.,
150; blond hair and gray eyes. Ad., N. V. A.
Club, 229 W. 46th st., N. Y. ; phone Bryant
4020.
BARTLETT, Charles E.; b. Minneapolis, Minn.;
educ. Denver, Colo.; stage career, 10 yrs.,
started in child parts, played lead in largest
stock company in Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake
City and Los Angeles; screen career, 9 yrs. as
leading man and feature director with Beaver
Film Co., Portland, Ore.
BASIL,, Joseph, also comedian; b. Brooklyn, N.
Y.; educ. there; early career, physical instructor
in public schools, swimming teacher and all-
around athlete; screen career, Vitagraph,
("Meddlers and Moonshine," "Bombs and
Blunders"), Motion Picture Prod. Co. ("Some
Baby," "Her naughty Knight"), Equality Photo
Play Corp. ("Naughty, Naughty"), King Cole
Comedies. Home ad., 1011 Ocean ave., Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mansfield 3621.
BEACH, Rex, also author; b. Atwood, Mich.,
1877; educ. Rollins Coll., Chicago Coll. of Law,
Kent Coll, of Law; author of "The Spoilers,"
"The Barrier," "The Silver Horde," "Going
Some," "The Ne'er-Do-Well," "The Net," "The
Iron Trail," "The Auction Block," "Heart of
the Sunset," "Rainbow's End," "Crimson Gar-
denia," "The Brand," "The Girl From Out-
side," "The North Wind's Malice." Mem-
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STUDIO DIRECTORY
ber Player's Club, Lambs Club. N. Y. Ath-
letic Club. Home ad., Dobbs Ferry, N. Y.
BEAL,, Frank; b. Cleveland, 1865; educ. Univ. of
Kansas; stage career, with Frohman and W.
A. Brady, first as actor then as stage director,
12 yrs. directing stock cos.; 2 yrs. gen. dir.
Liebler & Co.; screen career, from 1908, with
Selig, American, Pathe, Fox ("The Danger
Zone," "The Divorce Trap," "Chasing Rain-
bows," "Broken Commandments," "Thieves,"
"Tin Pan Alley"). Author of "Her Moment."
President M. P. D. A. 1918. Ad., home, 7106
Hawthorne ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
BEAUDINE, William; b. N. Y. C., 1892; educ.
N. Y. ; screen career, Biograph Comedies, Ka-
lem, Ham & Bud Comedies. Ethel Teare Com-
edies, Universal, Joker Comedies, Gale Henry
& Billy Franey, Triangle, Keystone Comedies,
Christie"Homespun Hero," "Hey, Rube," "Sea-
side Siren," "Seven Bald Pates," "Movie Mad,"
"Petticoats and Pants," "Save Me, Sadie")
Ad., 8201 Fountain ave., Los Angeles, Cal.;
Holly, 713. Studio ad., Christie Studio, Los
Angeles, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
BEAUMONT, Harry; b. Abilene, Kan.; educ. St.
Joseph, Mo.; stage career, 10 yrs.; screen ca-
reer, 7 yrs. with Edison as actor, directed 18
mos. for Essanay, Selig, Goldwyn (since July,
1918, "Thirty a Week," "Go West, Young Man."
"A Man and His Money," "One of the Finest,"
"Lord and Lady Algy," "Gay Lord Quex,"
"Toby's Bow," "Going Some," "Two Cents
Worth of Humaneness," "The Great Accident,"
"Stop Thief," "Officer 666"). Home ad., 617
Canyon drive, Beverly Hills, Cal.
BENEDICT, Hal; b. San Francisco, Calif.; educ.
Minneapolis, Minn. Graduate Chicago Art In-
stitute. Early career, stage, vaudeville. Screen
career began at Essanay. Directed come-
Will and Gordon Dooley, directed two-reel
featurette starring Claire Whitney and Robert
Emmett Keane. Ad., Hal Benedict Studios,
College Point, L. I.
BENNETT, Chester; b. San Francisco; educ.
Leland Stanford Univ. ; early career, admitted
to bar in Calif., practice of law in Los Angeles;
screen career, business representative for Uni-
versal asst. dir. to Jas. Young, dir. of Earle
Williams for Vitagraph ("When a Man Loves,"
"The Purple Cipher," "The Romance Pro-
moters," "Diamonds Adrift," and Antonio
Moreno, "Three Sevens," "Secret of the Hills").
Member M. P. D. A. Ad., Western Vitagraph
Studio, 1708 Talmadge St., Los Angeles, Cal.
BElt ANGER, George A.; b. Sydney, Australia,
March 27, 1893; educ. N. S. W., Australia; stage
career (Australia), "Sweet Lavender " and
Shakespearean rep. ; screen career, juvenile
Biograph and directing .asst. D. W. Griffith all
features up to and including "Birth of a Na-
tion"; directed (Griffith-iviutual) 6 productions,
leading man Blanche Sweet, Bessie Love,
Louise Huff, co-star Constance Talmadge (Re-
liance), "Half Breed," "Manhattan Madness,"
"Broken Blossoms" ; director staff of D. W.
Griffith; Fox Film Corp. ("Find the Woman,"
"A Manhattan Knight," "Number 17"), League
of Nations ("Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge").
Ad., Hotel Algonquin, N. Y. C.
BERTRAM, William; b. Ontario, Can., 1880,
stage career, stk. in Spokane and San Fran-
cisco, supported Mrs. Leslie Carter; screen
career, with Pathe, 1912, in Indian parts; di-
rected "Buck Parvin" series, Diando ("A Little
Patriot," "Dolly Does Her Bit," "Cupid by
Proxy," "Milady of the Beanstalk," "Dolly's
Vacation," "Sawdust Doll," "The Old Maid's
Baby"), World ("The Arizona Cat Claw"). Ad.,
care of M. P. D. A., Los Angeles, Cal.
BINNEY, Harold J., producer-director; b. Kansas
City, Kans., June 3, 1889; educ. Univ. of
Washington; stage career, 3 yrs. vaud., "The
Girl I Left Behind Me," "Cigarette," "Shenan-
doah," etc.; screen career, Biograph, I. M. P.,
Keystone ("Hash House Fraud," "Court House
Crooks," "The Submarine Pirate," "The Snow
Cure," etc.); since 1916 independent producer
personally directing his own productions,
among which were all "Josh Binney" Comedies,
and all "Masterpicture" features; late produc-
tions are "Her Uncle's Wish," "Velvet and
Rags," "Measured Steps." Now operating un-
der name of Canadian Photo-play Productions,
Ltd. Ad., Studio, Canadian Photo-play Pro-
ductions, Ltd., New Toronto, Canada.
BLACHE, Mme. Alice; b. Paris, 1878; educ. con-
vents in Paris and Geneva; screen career,
started as sec to M. Gaumont in Paris, later in
charge of Gau. studio (Paris) 1897, Solax 1910
Co.; producing "The Pit and the Pendulum,"
"The Rogues of Paris," formed with Herbert
Blache U. S. Amusement Co., producing "The
Dream Woman," "The Empress," "Sea Waif,"
"House of Cards," "When You and I Were
Young," "Behind the Mask." Bessie Love in
"The Great Adventure"; Dolores Cassinelli in
"A Soul Adrift."
BLACHE, Herbert; b. London, Eng. ; educ. Lon-
don and Montpelier, France; screen career,
Gaumont, Blache Feature, U. S. Amust. Corp,
Pathe; dir. Petrova, Florence Reed, Mary Miles
Minter, Frank Keenan, Emily Stevens, Edith
Storey, Ethel Barrymore, King Baggot, Nazim-
ova ("The Brat," "Stronger Than Death"),
Screen Classic (May Allison in "The Walk-
o.ffs"), Metro ("The Hope"), Realart ("The
New York Idea," "Out of the Chorus"). Ad.,
Friars Club, N. Y.
BLACKTON, J. Stuart, Director General of own
company; b. 1875, Sheffield, Eng.; commenced
educ. at Eton, Eng., finished in America, C. C.
N. Y. ; early career, newspaper writer and
artist, pioneer in motion picture industry since
1897; organized Vitagraph Co. in 1900; most
notable productions. "The Christian," "Island
of Regeneration," "The Battle Cry of Peace,"
"The Common Cause"; founded Motion Picture
Magazine 1910; organized Motion Picture
Board of Trade of America and elected its
first president in 1915; organized Blackton
Productions, Inc., 1917, merged into J. Stuart
Blackton Feature Pictures, Inc., 1919 ("A
House Divided," "The Moonshine Trail," "My
Husband's Other Wife," "The Blood Barrier."
"Passers-by"). Pres. and Dir. Gen. J. Stuart
Blackton Photoplays, Ltd., producing in Eng-
land, and starring Lady Diana Manners. Ad.,
Bush House, Aidwych, Strand, London, Eng-
land.
BLAKE, Ben; b. 1892; educ. Columbia Univ.;
stage career, one year in stock; screen career,
started with Imp in 1910; assisted many well-
known directors for several years; co-directed
with Hobart Henley on "Parentage," directed
and supervised Universal Educational pictures,
Harry Levey ("Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge"),
Harry Levinson Corp. ("The Porcelain Lamp").
Ad., home, 1815 Seventh ave., N. Y.
BLYSTONE, J. G.; b. 1892; screen career, Uni-
versal, 3 yrs., directed Joker comedies, wrote
many of his own scenarios, joined L-Ko at its
formation, directed "Balloonatics"; produced
many successful comedies, released on Univer-
sal ("A Surf Scandal," "Love Behind Bars"),
Fox Sunshine Comedies ("Virtuous Husbands,"
"Yellow Dog Catcher," "Her Naughty Wink,"
"The Quack Duck Hunter"), all Clyde Cook
Comedies for Fox. Studio ad., Fox Sunshine
Comedies, Hollywood, Cal.; home ad., 6901
Hawthorne st., Hollywood, Cal. Member M. P.
D. A.
BORZAGE, Frank; b. Salt Lake City, 1893; educ.
Salt Lake City; stage career, from age of 14,
stock and rep., last stage appearance in "The
Prisoner of Zenda"; screen career, Universal,
Lubin, American, Mutual, Lasky, Essanay
("The Curse of Iku"), Macauley Photoplays
("Whom the Gods Would Destroy"), Triangle
("Toton," "Shoes that Danced"), Fred Stone
("Billy Jim," "Duke of Chimney-Butte"), In-
ternational ("Humoresque"), Cosmopolitan
("Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford," "Back Pay").
Member M. P. D. A. Permanent ad., 3974 Wil-
shire Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
BOTTER, Henry P.; educ. Boston, Mass.; stage
career, actor and director in stock and pro-
ductions, also vaudeville; screen career as
actor and director with Edison, Biograph,
Kalem, Essanay and Monmouth Film Co. Ad.,
316 W. 51st St., N. Y.
BOWMAN, William J.; b. Bakersville, N. C.-
educ. Lordsburg Coll.. Pomona, Cal.; early ca-
reer, draftsman; stage career, rep. stock, vaud.,
with Mantell; toured Orient in Shakespearean
rep.; screen career, Thanhouser ("Merchant of
Venice"), American. Triangle, Vitagraph
("Master of the Mine"), Keystone, Quality
("Second in Command," "Silent Voice"), Uni-
versal ("From Broadway to a, Throne"), inde-
pendent producer Para-Artcraft ("False
Faces"), Pathe ("The Avenging Arrow").
Ad., Elks' Club, Santa Monica, Cal.
BRABIN, Charles; b. Liverpool, Eng., 1883; educ.
Coll, St. Francis Xavier, Eng. ; stage career, in
"Medal and the Maid"; screen career, from
1908, Edison and Vitagraph as dir., Essanay,
("The Raven"), Vitagraph ("The Price of
Fame." "Mary Jane's Pa," The Sixteenth
Wife"), Metro ("Social Quicksands," "Red,
White and Blue Blood," "The Poor Rich
Man"), Fox ("Buchanan's Wife," "Thou Shalt
Not," "La Belle Russe," "Kathleen Mavour-
neen," "While New York Sleeps," "Blind
Wives." "Foot Falls"). Ad., care of Ed.
Small, Inc., N. Y.
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BRACKEN, Bertram; b. Texas; educ. Yale; early
career, worked in a bank and was member of
15th U. S. Cavalry for 1% yrs. ; screen career
Melies Co., Lubin, 2 yrs. Fox, 1 yr. direct.
Henry B. Walthall; Fox ("The Eternal
Sapho," "East Lynne"), Walthall ("Long Arm
of Mannister," "The Confession," "The Boom-
erang"), Selig ("The Mask," "Kazan"), First
National ("Harriet and the Piper"). Dir.
series two-reel dramas for Selig and Rork.
Studio ad., Selig Studios, 3800 Mission Road, Los
Angeles; home ad., 1832 Gower St., Los Angeles,
Cal.; phone 578535.
BRADBURY, Robert North; b. Walla Walla,
Wash.; educ. Baker Sch. and Chicago; stage
career, Baker Stk. Co., Portland, Ore., 7 yrs.
featured over Orpheum and Pantages circuits;
own companies; screen career, Universal, Lasky
("To Have and to Hold"), Kalem ("The Har-
vest of Gold," "The False Prophet," Mitchell
Lewis ("Faith of the Strong," "Last of His
People"), Bradbury Prod. ("Into the Light"),
Vitagraph ("Courage of Marge O'Doone"),
Pathe "(The Death Trap"), Schlesinger
("Things Men Do"). Ad., 418 Mason Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Calif.
BRENON, Herbert; b. Dublin, Ireland, 1880;
educ. St. Paul's and Kings Coll., London; early
career, stage dir. and owner of m. p. theatre;
screen career, Universal ('Neptune's Daugh-
ter"), Fox ("A Daughter of the Gods"),
Brenon-Selznick ("War Brides"), Brenon-Se-
lect ("The Lone Wolf"), Brenon ("The Fall
of the Romanoffs"), independent producer
Herbert Brenon Film Corporation ("The Pass-
ing of the Third Floor Back," with Sir
Johnson Forbes-Robertson). Propaganda pic-
ture for British Government; Norma Tal-
madge Co., ("The Passion Flower," "Sign on
the Door," "Garden of Allah," "The Wonder-
ful Thing"). Republic ("12-10"). Ad., Lambs
Club, N. Y.
BROWN, Melville W.; b. Portland, Ore.; stage
career, Baker Stk., Portland, Ore.; Milwaukee,
Wis., Spokane, Wash., 4 seasons vaud. ; screen
career, scenario writer for Triangle, Chaplin,
Goldwyn, Universal, Vitagraph, directed Mont-
gomery & Rock, Vitagraph Studio. Home ad.,
2045 Pinehurst Road, Hollywood, Cal.; phone
577254; or P. O. Box 142, Hollywood.
BROWNING, Tod; b. Louisville, 1882; educ.
there; stage career, toured world at head of
"Lizard and Coon" Co., "Mutt and Jeff,"
"World of Mirth"; screen career, actor, Bio-
graph, Reliance-Majestic, Fine Arts, dir. Fine
Arts, 25 Majestic two-reelers and features,
Metro, Universal (Edith Roberts in "The De-
ciding Kiss," "Set Free;" Mary MacLaren in
"Unpainted Woman," "Petal on the Current,"
"Bonnie Bonnie Lassie"; Priscilla Dean in "The
Brazen Beauty," "Wicked Darling," "Exquisite
Thief"), Tod Browning-Jewel Prod. ("The Vir-
gin of Stamboul," "Outside the Law," "Her-
self"). Author and dir. of "Set Free" and Out-
side the Law." Home ad., 2209 Canyon Dr.,
Hollywood, Cal., Holly 2412; studio, Universal
City.
BRUCE, Robert Cameron; b. Stowe, Vt., 1887;
educ. Univ. of Iowa, Univ. of Minn.; early
careei, retail lumberman, rancher; screen ca-
reer, with Katherine F. Carter, Inc., and Ed-
ucational prod, scenics, including "Me and
My Dog," "The World of Dreams,." "Wanderer
and the Whozitt," "River Gray and the River
Green," "Wolf of the Tetons," "Frozen Thrills,"
"Sundown," "Water Trails," "The Castaway,"
"Tropical Nights," "Man Who Always Sat
Down," "Strolling Minstrels"). Ad., Education-
al Film Corp., 729 Seventh ave., N. Y.
BRUNTON, Robert A.; b. Glasgow, Scotland;
educ. London, at Royal Academy schls. ; stage
career, scenic artist with Henry Irving at Ly-
ceum theatre, London, made 3 tours of Amer-
ica with Irving as scenic director, 3 yrs. with
Shuberts as scenic artist, 3 yrs. with Oliver
Morosco; screen career, art director and mgr.
of prod., Ince-Triangle; executive head of Robt.
Brunton studios, 5341 Melrose ave., Los Angeles,
Cal.
BUCHANAN, Thompson, supervising director; b.
N. Y. C. ; educ. Louisville, Ky., Univ. of the
South; early career, newspaper man, author,
playwright; wrote "Woman's Way," "The Cub,"
"Life," "Lulu's Husband," "Civilian Clothes";
screen career, author of "Woman's Way," "The
Cub" and "The Rack" for World; "World and
Its Woman," Goldwyn; author of novels, "The
Castle Comedy," "Judith Triumphant".
BUCKINGHAM, Thomas; b. Chicago; educ. Univ.
of 111.; screen career, Century Film Corp ("Tale
of a Dog," "Should Waiters Marry?" "A One-
Cylinder Love Riot," "Should Tailors Trifle,"
"Twin Crooks," "His Fearful Finish," "The
Kid's Pal," "A Dollars Worth," "Tough Luck").
Home ad., Hillvren Apts., Los Angeles, Cal.;
studio ad., Century.
BUEL, Keiiean; originally on legit, stage; joined
Kalem shortly after its organization, 7 yrs.
there, wrote and produced "Civil War" pic-
tures; joined Fox 1915 ("Blazing Love," "We
Should Worry," "Doing Their Bit," "I Want to
Forget," "Woman, Woman," "My Little Sis-
ter"), Hallmark ("The Veiled Marriage")
Member M. P. D. A., 234 W. 55th St., N. Y.
BURT, William P.; b. St. Peters, Minn.; educ.
Denver, Boston; stage career, on legitimate
stage for several yrs.; screen career, Vitagraph,
Thanhouser, Metro, Astra-Pathe; characters,
heavies; Pathe (acted in "The Lightning
Raider"), with Geo. B. Seitz, Inc. Home ad.
393 Central Park West, N. Y. C.
BUTLER, Alexander Beaubien; b. Beamsville,
Ont., Canada-; educ. Hamilton, Can.; stage
career, United States, So. America, So. Africa,
Australia Gt. Britain; with Charles Frohman
and George Edwards; screen career 1912, pro-
duced first feature film, "East Lynne" for
London Co., Barker, London (dir. "Five
Nights," "The Beetle"), Samuelson ("Just a
Girl," "My Lady's Dress," "Damaged Goods,"
"Sorrows of Satan," "The Admirable Crich-
ton").
BUTLER, Fred J.; b. Idaho City, Idaho; educ.
Univ. of Calif. ; stage career, 30 yrs. exper. as
actor and stage director; screen career, direct-
ing David Butler Pictures. Home ad., 514 S.
Mariposa ave., Los Angeles, Calif., Wilshire
1347; studio, Brunton.
C
CAB ANNE, William Christy; b. St. Louis, 1888;
educ. St. Rose Acad., Culver Military Acad.;
early career, spent in Navy; stage career, 1908-
1910; screen career, since 1910, Fine Arts (dir.,
Douglas Fairbanks' first pictures, 5 yrs. Grif-
fith's Chief of Staff, author and dir. of "One of
Many," "The Slacker," co-author and dir. of
"Draft 258," dir. Metro's first serial. "The
Great Secret," own company ("Fighting
Through"), W. H. Special ("A Regular Fel-
low"), Goldwyn ("The Post"), Lew Cody ("Be-
loved Cheater"), Robertson-Cole ("Life's
Twist," "The Stealers," "What's A Wife
Worth?" "Live and Let Live"). Ad., 929 So. St.
Andrews PI., Los Angeles, Cal.
CAMPBELL, Colin; b. Scotland; educ. St. An-
drews, Madras; stage career, played in many
well known prod, and managed several cos.
both on the road and in N. Y. ; screen career,
director at Selig for 7 yrs., directed over BOO
pictures, "Monte Cristo," "Garden of Allah,"
"The Beauty Market," "The Spoilers," "The
Rosary," "The Ne'er Do Well," "The Crisis,"
"The Corsican Brothers," Wm. Farnum in
Big Happiness," etc. Home ad., 1517 Orange
Grove, Los Angeles, Calif.; studio, Brunton.
Member M. P. D. A.
CAMPBELL, Maurice; b. Philadelphia; educ, Hill
School, Pa., & N. Y. Univ.; stage career, author,
producer and director of legit, plays, "Mistress
Nell," "Sweet Kitty Bellaire," Shakespeare,
"Ibsen," for 20 yrs. ; screen career, Famous
Players ("Burglar Proof"), Realart ("Oh,
Lady, Lady," "Ducks and Drakes," "Two
Weeks With Pay," " A March Hare," "One
Wild Week"), etc.
CAMPBELL, Webster; b. Kansas City, Mo.; educ.
there and Ann Arbor, Mich. ; screen career, as
actor for Paramount, Selznick, Vitagraph,
directed for Vitagraph, "What's Your Reputa-
tion Worth"
CAMPBELL, William S.; b. Ashley, Pa.; educ.
Ashley High Sch.; early career, 10 yrs. vaud.
and motion picture mgr.; screen career, 3%
yrs. with Keystone, directing numerous Sennett-
Paramount comedies; Fox Sunshine, Universal,
series of Joe Martin, Orang-Outang comedies,
1920 prod, series of 12 animal comedies for Edu-
cational. Now prod, of Campbell Animal Come-
dies, making series of 13 to be released by Edu-
cational. Ad., 4534 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles,
Calif.
CAPELLANI, Albert; b. Paris, 1874; one of
pioneers in Moving picture art; 17 yrs. moving
picture career with Pathe; 5 yrs. in America,
World Film, Selznick, Clara K. Young Corp.,
Metro directing Madame Nazimova in "Eye
for Eye," "Out of the Fog," "The Red Lan-
tern" ; at head of own producing corp., starring
Marjorie Rambeau, Dolores Cassinelli, June,
Caprice, International ("Inside of the Cup."
"Wild Goose" "The Young Diana").
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CABEWE, Edwin; b. Gainsville, Texas; educ
Univ. Missouri and Texas; stage career, 16 yrs. ;
screen career, Lubin, Rolfe-Metro in "The Voice
of Conscience," "The Splendid Sinner," "The
Trail of Yesterday," "The Snowbird," "God's
Half Acre," "The Final Judgment," "Pals
First," "Shades of Suspicion," "The Way of
the Strong," "It's Easy to Make Money" at
head of own producing company; has made the
"Right to Lie." "The Web of Lies." "Rio
Grande"; Selig ("Isobel, or Trails End"),
"Habit" with Mildred Harris, "Playthings of
Destiny," "Invisible Fear," "Something Money
Can't Buy" with Anita Stewart. Home ad.,
Christie Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif. Member
M. P. D. A.
CARLETON, Lloyd B.; b. N. Y.; educ. Colum-
bia Coll.; stage career, with Maude Adams,
dir. Fawcett Stock Co.; screen career. Than-
houser, Lubin, Fox, Selig, Universal, dir. "Walls
of Jericho," "The Idler," "Their Sinful In-
fluence," Way of the World," "The Unattain-
able," "The Morals of Hilda," "The Devil's
Bondwoman," Lloyd Carleton Prod. ("The
Amazing Woman"), Republic ("Mountain Mad-
ness"). Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 5846
Carleton Way, Hollywood.
CAZENEURE, Paul; also actor and scenario edi-
tor; b. Revel, France; educ. Paris, New York,
Boston; 30 yrs on French and Amer. stage, sup-
porting famous stars, starring in own co. for
over 10 yrs.; screen career, directed for Fox
("Spirit of God," "The Iron Heart," "Her
Honor, the Mayor," "The Square Shooter,"
"Sunset Sprague"), as player for Ince ("His
Wife's Friend"), Fox ("The Adventurer,"
"Heart Strings," "If I Were King," "Queen of
Sheba"). Home ad., 5622 Harold Way, Holly-
wood, Cal., Holly 4761; studio, Fox West Coast.
CHAUDET, Louis W.; b. Manhattan, Kan., 1884;
early career, photographer; stage career vaud.,
road shows, Belasco stk. ; screen career, Selig,
as actor, photographer, asst. dir., Universal
(Nestor comedies), Smiling Bill Parsons, 8
comedies, "The Girl of My Dreams," "Merry
Andrews" (Rhodes), "Long Lane's Turning"
(Walthall), National ("Hoop-La," "The Love
Call," "The Blue Bonnet" (Rhodes), Selznick
("Common Sense"), Pinnacle ("Black Sheep").
Member M. P. D. A., Los Angeles Cal.
CHAUTARD, Emile, director; b. Paris; educ.
France; stage career, leading man, Paris, and
Theatre Royal; screen career, with Eclair in
Paris, Peerless, C. K. Young ("Magda"), Pathe,
World, Famous Players-Lasky ("The House of
Glass," "The Marionettes," ' The Ordeal of
Rosetta," "Hr Final Reckoning," The Daugh-
ter of the Old South," "Paid in Full," "Under
the Greenwood Tree," "The Parisian Wife,"
"The Marriage Price," "Out of the Shadows,"
"Eyes of the Soul"), Mayflower Photoplays, Inc.
("Mystery of the Yellow Room"), "The In-
visible Foe," Ziegfield Cenema ("The Black
Panther's Cub"). Member M. P. D. A. Home
ad., 790 Riverside drive. N. Y.
CHRISTIE, Al. E., supervising: director; b. Lon-
don, Canada; educ. N. Y. ; early career, with
Liebler & Co. in productions starring "Wilton
Lackaye, May Irwin, William C. Hodge and
others; screen career, produced Nestor Com-
edies, producer of more than 700 comedies; 1916
organized Christie Film Co., and produced
Christie Comedies for independent release;
prod. 3 features, also one and two reel Vanity
and Gayety comedies, released thru Edu-
cational. Ad., Christie Film Co., Inc., Holly-
wood, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
CLEMENS, James H.; b. England; educ. Pa. and
Ky. ; stage career, Orpheum, Circuit; screen
career, 3 yrs. with Universal, 1 yr. Morosco, 2
yrs. Triangle, 1 yr. Keystone-Triangle, 1% yrs.
Christie, directed Gayety Comedies featuring
George Ovey. Independent ("The Ting Tong
Man"), Beverly Syndicate ("Chubby and the
Mermaids"). Home ad., 1238 Cherokee st.,
Hollywood, Cal. Holly 2114.
CLEMENTS, Boy; b. 111., 1877; on stage 22 yrs.;
screen career, Essanay ("Snakeville" series),
'Universal ("Slippery Slim" series, Pat Rooney
Features), Sierra Features, Universal ("Fat
and Foolish," "A Proxy Elopement," "The Im-
patient Patient," "The Bright Lights," "See-
ing Things," "The Potato Patriot," "Too Much
Women"), Triangle ("Crown Jewels"), Hall-
mark ("When a Woman Strikes," "The Reck-
oning Day"), Mitchell Lewis ("King Spruce").
Member M.P.D.A. Home ad., 6824 Whiteley
Terrace, Hollywood, Cal.
CLIFT, Denison; b. San Francisco; educ. Stanford
Univ. ; short story writer, novelist and play-
wright; author of "Wolves of the Rail," for
William S. Hart, "The Midnight Patrol," Ince-
Select special; "Wedlock" for Louise Glaum;
"And a Still Small Voice" for Henry B. Walt-
hall; "His Birthright" for Sessue Hayakawa;
the following original stories and continuities
for Fox stars, "Rose of the West," "The Snares
of Paris," "Lost Money," "The Hell Ship,"
"What Would You Do?" and "The Little
Wanderer" for Shirley Mason, scenario editor
for Fox, 1919; director of Fox features, 1920;
toured Europe studying picture conditions; di-
rected super-features for Ideal Films, Ltd., of
London. Ad., 1762 Tamarind Ave., Hollywood,
Calif.
CLIFTON, Elmer; stage career, from 1907, in
"The Girl of the Golden West," "The Dollar
Mark," mgmt. Belasco when latter was Coast
stk. director, two B'way prods, with Richard
Bennett; screen career, Reliance-Majestic (Phil.
Stoneman in Griffith's "Birth of a Nation," "In-
tolerance"), Fine Arts, Universal ("Smashing
Through," "Kiss or Kill"), Para ("Battling
Jane," "The Hope Chest," "Peppy Polly,"
"Nugget Nell," "Out of Luck," "Turning the
Tables"). Will produce independently. Ad.,
1 E. 53rd St., N. Y. C.
CLINE, Edward Francis; b. Kenosha, Wis., 1892;
educ. Lake Forest, Chicago; screen career, Key-
stone ("The Winning Punch"), Sennett-Para-
mount ("Those Athletic Girls," "Sheriff Nell's
Comeback," "A School House Scandal," "Train-
ing for Husbands"), Fox-Sunshine ("Ten Nights
Without A Barroom"), Metro ("One Week."
"Convict 13," "Neighbors," "The High Sign").
Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., Alvarado Apts.,
Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilsh. 5010.
COHEN, Emanuel; b. Hartford, Conn.; educ.
there and Columbia Univ. ; screen career, 6 yrs.
as editor and director of Pathe News. Studio
ad., 35 W. 45th st., N. Y. C. Bryant 1390.
CONWAY, Jack; b. Graceville, Minn., 1887; educ.
there; stage career, from 1907, in stock, melo-
drama in "Mrs. Temple's Telegram"; screen
career since 1911, Selig, Bosworth, Reliance-
Majestic, Fine Arts, Universal ("Bitter Sweet,"
"Judgment of the Guilty"), Bluebird ("A Jewel
in Pawn"), Triangle ("You Can't Believe
Everything," "Restless Souls"), Metro ("Lom-
bard!, Ltd."), Federal ("Desert of Wheat,"
"The Dwelling Place of Light," "The U. P:
Trail"), Pathe ("The Money Changers," "The
Spenders," "The Killer"), Aywon ("Lure of
the Orient"). Member M. P. D. A.. Home ad.,
2211 Budlong ave., Los Angeles, Cal.
COOPER, J. Gordon; educ. St. Francis Xavier
College; screen career, Fox, features for Oliver
Productions, Inc., starring Herbert Rawlinson,
Hallmark Prods., ("The Evil Eye"). Ad., 537
West 149th st., N. Y. C. ; Audubon 2040.
COX, George L.; b. Chicago, 111.; educ. America
and .Europe; stage career, David Warfield, Nat
Goodwin, Mrs. Leslie Carter, stk. and rep.;
screen career Selig Polyscope, Advance Motion
Picture Co., American, Cox Feature Film Co.
Pathe ("Payment Guaranteed," "30th Piece of
Silver," "Their Mutual Child," "The Week
End," "The Gammesters," "The Hellion," "The
Tiger Lily"). Member M. P. D. A. Home ad.,
3834 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
CRAFT, William James; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. there;
stage career, 5 yrs. stk., rep. and prod.; screen
career, began in 1910, Kalem ("Hazards of
Helen"), 3 yrs. official photographer Pathe with
Canadian Exped. Forces; Universal ("The
Great Radial Mystery," directed 5 pictures for
Universal, State Rights ("White Riders," "Side
Walks of New York," "Way of the Law."
"Love's Battle," "Sergeant Hammond of the R.
N. M. P."). Home ad.. 2120 Santa Monica
Blvd. Santa Monica, Cal.
CRANE, Frank H.; b. San Francisco; stage
career, with William Collier, Arnold Daly,
James A. Herne; screen career, Pathe
World Alliance Film Corp., London ("The Door
That Has No Key"). Ad., Friars Club, N. Y.
CRISP, Donald; b. London, Eng. ; educ. there;
screen career, Biograph, Majestic, Mutual,
Clune ("Ramona" "Eyes of the World"), D.
W. Griffith ("played role of "Battling Burrows"
in "Broken Blossoms"). Famous Players
("Poor Boob," "Love Insurance," "Putting It
Over," "Something to Do," "A Very Good
Young Man," "Why Smith Left Home," "Too
Much Johnson," "The Six Best Cellars," "Held
By the Enemy"), Pioneer ("The Barbarians"),
Famous Players Lasky British ("Appear-
a.nces"). Member M. P. D. A. Ad., care of
Famous Players-Lasky.
CROSLAND, Frederic Alan; educ. East Orange
Preparatory School and Dartmouth College;
early career, newspaper game since college,
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"N. Y. Globe," also short stories various maga-
zines; stage career, with Annie Russell in Sher-
idan's "Rivals," Goldsmith's "She Stoops to
Conquer," Shakespeare stage manager and
juvenile parts; screen career, played in pic-
tures with Pathe, Edison, etc., started directing
at age of 21, directed "The Unbelievers" for
Edison, "The Whirlpool" for Famous Players,
"The Country Cousin," "Greater than Fame,"
"Glorious South" for Selznick; directed the
compiling of the Photographic History of the
War, "The Point of View," "Broadway and
Home," "Worlds Apart." Ad., 1 W. 67th St.,
N. Y.; Columbus 4204.
CRUZE, James; b. Ogden, Utah, 1884; educ.
there; stage career, medicine shows, touring
country, later formed own co., toured several
yrs. in "Heart of Maryland," joined co. playing
Shakespeare and stock melodrama; screen ca-
reer, Metro, Paramount ("The City of Dim
Faces," "Less than Kin," "Johnny Get Your
Gun"), Artcraft (played in "Under the Top,"
"Johnny Get Your Gun"), Paramount ("You're
Fired," "Alias Mike Moran," "The Roaring
Road," "The Love Burglar," "Valley of the
Giants," "The Lottery Man," "Hawthorne of
the U. S. A.," "What Happened to Jones," "Mrs.
Temple's Telegram," "A Full House," "Always
Audacious," "The Charm School," "Dollar a
Year Man"), Realart ("Food for -Scandal").
Black hair, dark eyes. Ad., Lasky Studios,
Hollywood, Cal.
CULLISON, Webster; also author; b. Baltimore,
Md. ; educ. there and Washington; stage ca-
reer, 19 yrs., owner, ^actor and stage director;
screen career, 11 yrs. producer of pictures,
World, Lubin, Equitable, etc., O. Henry stories
for Eclair, May Allison with Metro, Juanita
Hansen and George Chesbro with Selig in "The
Lost City," author of "The Pest," "Speed,"
etc. Now directing Webster Cullison Prod.
Home ad., 5123 Harold Way, Los Angeles, Cal.;
Holly. 883.
D
DALY, Wm. Robert; b. Boston, 1872; educ. Bos-
ton Latin School; stage career, with Frohman,
Liebler, H. B. Harris and Julius Cahn, as actor
and director; screen career, began 1910, Imp-
Universal, Selig, etc., "The Militant," "Uncle
Tom's Cabin," "Miracle Mary," "Calvary's
Shadow." "Unto Those Who Sin," "The Mak-
ings of Crooks," "At Piney Ridge," "Down
Home." Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 1956
Franklin Circle, Hollywood, Cal.
DAVENPORT, Charles E.; b. Easton, Pa., 1884;
educ. Pa. ; stage career, since childhood, stk..
rep. and Shakespearean; training under the
late James Booth Roberts and George Bangs;
screen career, acting and directing Lubin, Reli-
ance, Majestic ("The Strength of the Weak,"
"The She Wolf," "Virgin of the Fire," "The
Half Wit"), Stage Right and Government prod.
"Governor's Boss," "Kavah," "Rule of Rea-
. son," "House that Jack Built," "Broken Bar-
riers"), Sholom Aleichem Series in preparation.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
DAVID, Charles Norman, also laboratory expert;
b. Chicago, 1889; screen career, 3 yrs. in print-
ing, perforating and laboratories at Essanay.
founder of the Active Motion Picture Co. and
Interstate Film Producers; cameraman on trav-
elogues for Chicago Herald Land Bureau in
Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Georgia and
Texas; director and cameraman of 15 Ebony
Comedies; cameraman on "Do the Dead Talk?"
produced by Special Feature Production Co.;
director "Castle Comedies." Ad., Castle Studios,
2332 N. California ave., Chicago, 111.
DAVIS, J. Charles, 2nd; b. New York City; educ.
there; screen career, Goldwyn, Famous Play-
ers, Universal. Now supervising director of
Salient Films. Inc. ("The Shadow," "The Call
of the Open"). Home ad., 573 W. 192nd St.,
N. Y. C., Wad. 7343; office ad., 110 W. 40th st,
N. Y. C., Bry. 1361.
1>AVIS, William S.; stage career, staged many
Broadway productions for the Frohmans, Har-
rison Grey Fiske, etc.; screen career, for 6 yrs.
Edison, Biograph, Fox ("The Fool's Revenge"),
Metro ("Alias Mrs. Jessup," "Under Suspicion,"
"The Brass Check," "With Neatness and Dis-
patch," "No Man's Land," "In Judgment Of"),
United Pictures. Inc.. Supreme Pictures, Inc.
Paramount ("The Copperhead"). Author of
many scenarios.
DAWLEY, J. Searle; b. Del Norte, Colorado; educ.
Scott Saxton Coll. of Oratory, Denver; stage
career, 4 yrs. stage mgt. for Lewis Morrison
Faust Co., 2 yrs. in vaud., 5 yrs. in stk.; screen
career, Edison, Famous Players, directed Mary
Pickford, H. B. Warner. Billie Burke, Marguer-
ite Clark ("Snow White," "The Seven Swans"),
Elsie Ferguson in "The Lie," "Doris Kenyon in
"Twilight" and "Harvest Moon," wrote and di-
rected "Everybody's Business" for Chas. Rich-
man Co., "The Phantom Honeymoon" for Hall-
mark. Fox (" Woman or Tiger." "Beyond
Price"). Author of 18 stage plays and several
scenarios. Member M. P. D. A. Ad., 218 W.
48th st., N. Y. C.
DAWN, Norman; b. Santa Barbara Rancho, Pjrov.
of Salta, Argentina; screen career, scenic cine-
matographer 7 yrs. Gaumont, Biograph, Ince,
Keystone; over 2 yrs. with Universal, produc-
ing 2 and 5 reel pictures, "Sinbad the Sailor,"
"The Eternal Triangle," "Two Men of Tinted
Butte," "Lasca," "Down by the Rio Grande,"
"Hermit Creek," "The Line Runners," "The
Adorable Savage," "White Youth," The Fire
Cat," "Wolves of the North." Ad., Universal
Studio, Hollywood, Cal;; home, 1435 Grand
Canal, Venice. Cal.
DEAN, Ralph; educ. N. Y. and Chappaqua; stage
career, Chas. Frohman, Liebler & Co., Henry
Savage, "Heir to the Hoorah," Cohan and Har-
ris, 5 yrs. dramatic; screen career, Edison,
Colonial, Frohman, 2 yrs. directed Geo. Irving;
directed "The Rainbow," "The Accomplice,"
"The Song of Sixpence," "Madam Sherry."
Member Lambs Club. Home ad.. Chamber st.,
Bayside, L. I.. N. Y.
DE CORDOVA, Leander; educ. Collegiate School
and Private Tutors, Kingston, Jamaica, and B.
W. Indies; stage career, starred in " The Shadow
Behind the Throne," "Wireless the Loop-Hole,"
"Your Flag 1 and Mine," with Klaw and Er-
langer, etc.; screen career, Rolfe Directed
("Scream in the Night"); McManus Corp.
("Lost Battalion"), Metro ("Love, Honor and
Obey," "Polly With a Past"). Ad., Edward
Small, 1493 Broadway, N. Y. C.
DE COURCY, Walter; b. Houston, Texas; educ.
Pittsburg, Pa.,and Santa Clara College, Calif.;
stage career, Redmond Stock Co., and Warren
Stock Co., San Francisco; automobile racing;
screen career, now producing own pictures.
Business ad., 408 Mason Bldg., Los Angeles,
Calif.; phone 19570.
DE GRASSE, Joseph; b. France; educ. N. Y.;
stage career, from 1883, actor and producer of
classic drama, own co. ; screen career, from
1909, Pathe (leads and director), Lubin, Uni-
versal, Argosy ("After the War"), Ince-Para.
("Market of Souls"), First Natl ("Heart of the
Hills"), Para-Art ("L' Apache"), "Wild Cat of
Paris," with Priscilla Dean, "My Friend's Wife,"
Dorothy Dalton, "The Golden Hope," Edith
Storey, "The Undertow," Sessue Hayakawa.
Chas. Ray ("45 Minutes from Broadway,"
"Nineteen and Phyllis," "Old Swimmin' Hole"),
Bessie Love ("Bonnie May"). Member M. P.
D. A., Los Angeles Cal. Ad., 213 W. Windsor
Road Glendale, Cal.
DE LACY, John V.; b. N. Y. C.; educ. Yale Univ.;
stage career, 12 yrs. vaud. legit, prod.; screen
career, Famous Players, Fox. Universal, World,
Metro, "Broadway Jones," "Wanted For Mur-
der," "Queen of the Seas," "Retribution," "The
Cavell Case," "The Auction Block," "Prunella,"
"Doll's House," "Rose of No Man's Land,"
"The Unpardonable Sin," Craig Kennedy serial,
"The Carter Case," "Temperamental Tenants,"
"The Beaury Heiress," etc. Hght., 5, 8; wght.
145; dark brown hair, blue eyes. Home ad.,
167 E. 61st St., Plaza 6719; Friars Club and
Green Room Club.
DE LA MOTHE, Leon; b. New Orleans, La.;
educ. Mt. St. Mary Acad., Emmittsburg, Md.,
Notre Dame Univ.; stage career, 10 yrs. exper.
as stock director and featured heavy man, also
with "Slaves of the Mine," and featured in
"Texas"; screen career, director with St. Louis
Motion Picture Co. for 2 yrs., Warner's Fea-
tures 1 yr., Lubin Film Co. 2 yrs., Universal 3
mos.. Selig 6 mos. Home ad., 2027 Reservoir
st., Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 53289.
DEL RUTH, Hampton, editor and supervising:
director; b. Venice, Italy, 1888; educ. Oxford
Univ., England; screen career, NYMP Co., some
successful scenarios are: "The Passer-by," "Old
Black Joe," "Count of Monte Cristo," "The
Lighted Way," "The Struggle Everlasting,"
"Ties of Fate," "Love Tales of Hoffman"; 6
yrs. with Keystone and Sennett-Paramount
Comedies; editor and supervising director of
Wm. Fox Sunshine Comedies. Ad.. Los Angeles.
Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Cal.
DeMILLE, Cecil B., director general, Famous
Players-Lasky Corp.; b. Asheville, Mass.; educ.
mil. schl., Amer. Acad. Dram. Arts, N. Y.;
stage career prominent parts In all-star road
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cos. over the U. S. for 7 yrs., produced number
of stage successes, including "Return of Peter
Grim," with David Warfield, wrote and dir.
several musical operettas; screen career, Para-
mount Pictures ("Joan the Woman," "The
Whispering Chorus," "We Can't Have Every-
thing," "The Woman God Forgot," "Old Wives
for New," "For Better, For Worse," "Don't
Change Your Husband," "Male and Female,"
"Why Change Tour Wife?" "Something to
Think About," "Forbidden Fruit," "The Affairs
6f Anatol." Member M. P. D. A. Ad., Lasky
Corp., Hollywood, Calif.
I)E MILLE, William C.; b. Washington, N, C..
1878; educ. Columbia Univ., A.B., 1900; author
of "Strongheart," "The Warrens of Virginia,"
"The Woman" and other plays and sketches;
screen career, Famous Players-Lasky, 1914
("The Ragamuffin," "The Heir to the Hoorah,"
"The Clown." "Hashimma Togo," "The Wid-
ow's Might," "One More American," "Peg o'
My Heart," "The Tree of Knowledge"), '"The
Prince Chap," "Conrad in Quest of His Youth,"
"Midsummer Madness," "What Every Woman
Knows," "The Lost Romance"). Ad., Lasky
Studio, Hollywood, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
DILLON, Edward; b. N. Y.; stage career, juv.
and com. leads in "The Sporting Duchess," juv.
lead and stage mgr. for Otis Skinner, Dustin
Farnum, with Rose Melville in "Sis Hopkins" ;
screen career, Biograph, Reliance-Majestic,
Fine Arts ("The Doll Shop." "Might and the
Man"), Paramount, Fox ("Luck and Pluck,"
"Putting One Over," "Never Say Quit." "Help,
Help, Police," "The Winning Stroke"). Metro
("Parlor, Bedroom & Bath"), Famous Players
("Frisky Mrs. Johnson," "Education of Eliza-
beth"), Realart ("Sheltered Daughters"). Mem-
ber M. P. D. A. Ad., 234 West 55th st. ( N. Y.
Friar's Club, 110 W. 48th St., N. Y.
DILLON, Jack; b. N. Y., 1886; educ. St. Francis
Xavier, N. Y. C. ; stage career, stk., "Officer
666," "The Right of Way," "Via Wireless,"
"The Rosary"; screen career, Kalem, Famous,
Nestor, Universal. Lubin. Keystone. First Na-
tional, Metro, "The Right of Way/' starring
Bert Lytell; wrote original story for Jack Pick-
ford in "A Burglar by Proxy," also wrote for
Fox; "An Heiress for a Day" and "Limousine
Life," with Olive Thomas; "The Silk-Lined
Burglar" and "Wanted A Husband," starring
Priscilla Dean, "Hop o' My Thumb," with Mary
Pickford. "Black Birds." "Playthings of
Ruin." Ad., home. 905 Camden Drive, Los
Angeles, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
DONOVAN, Frank P.; b. Rosendale, N. Y.; stage
career, vaud., with Del Henderson in "From
Sing Sing to Liberty," etc.; screen career,
Manhattan Features, Yankee, Universal, State
Right Series ("Bullin the Bullsheviki"), . Bio-
graph ("Pardon Me," "Neptune's Stepdaugh-
ter." Gertrude Selby Comedies). Vitagraph
("Boobs and Bumbs"), O. Henry's stories.
Reelcraft pictures, Smith-Donovan comedies
and features, with Marguerite Clayton, Pearl
Shepard. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
DOWLAN, William C.; b. St. Paul; educ. Chris-
tian Brothers, St. Paul; stage career, 14 yrs.
with Morosco stk., Los Angeles; screen career,
Universal (played lead in "Drugged Waters,"
dir. "The Madcap"), American (dir. "Youth's
Endearing Charm"), Metro ("Rose of the
Alley," "Nobody," "The Winding Trail." "The
Outsider"), Triangle ("Restless Souls"), Fox
("Cowardice Court"). Universal ("Loot." "Un-
der Suspicion," "The Peddler of Lies," "Locked
Lips"), Metro ("Chorus Girl's Romance").
Home ad., 1642 Shumway ave., Hollywood, Cal.;
studio. Universal.
DUNLOP, Scotty; screen career, Fox ("Vagabond
ijuck," "The Hell Ship," "The Elephant Man."
"Forbidden Trails," "Words and Music," "Be a
Little Sport," "Love is Love," "Twins of Suffer-
ing Creek." "Challenge of the Law," "The Iron
Rider," "The Cheater Reformed"). Ad., Fox
Studio, Hollywood, Cal.
DWAN, Allan; b. Toronto, Can.; educ. Notre
Dame, Ind. ; screen career, Essanay (scenario
writer), American (seen. edit, and dir. for 3
yrs.). Famous Players (dir. "Wildflower."
"David Harum"), Selznick ("Panthea"), Gold-
wyn ("Fighting Odds"). Triangle ("Man Who
Made Good"). C. K. Young ("Cheating Cheat-
ers"), Artcraft ("Mr. Fixit," "Bound in Mo-
rocco," "He Comes Up Smiling," "Heading
South"), Louise Glaum ("Sahara"), Allan Dwan
Prod. ("Soldiers of Fortune." "Luck of the
Irish," "A Splendid Hazard," "In the Heart of
a Fool," "The Scoffer") Asso. Prod. ("The For-
bidden Thing," "A Perfect Crime," "The
Broken Doll"). Ad., 6642 Santa Monica Blvd..
Hollywood, Calif,
EAGLE, Oscar; b. Gallipolis, Ohio; educ. Chick-
ering Coll., Cincinnati, Ohio; stage career, di-
rector and actor, directed "Some Time" "The
Melting of Molly," "An Ideal Husband," "A
Sleepless Night," "The Little Whopper," "The
Little Blue Devil"; screen career, Selig, 2 yrs.
Reliance, Famous Players ("The Dictator"),
World ("The Cotton King," "Sins of Society,"
"The Fruits of Desire," with Robert Warwick,
"The Little Mademoiselle," with Vivian Mar-
tin), American Pict. Asso. Co. ("Home, Sweet
Home"). Member M. P. D. A. Permanent ad.,
Lambs Club, N. Y.
EABLE, William P. S.; b. 1884, N. Y. C.; educ.
Barnard School and Columbia Univ. (gradu-
ate) ; early career, writer, playwright and pho-
tographer; screen onreer. Vitatgraph. produc-
ing features only, "Womanhood," "Within the
Law," "His Own People," "Mary Jane's Pa,"
"The Law Decides"), World ("T'Other Dear
Charmer"), C. K. Young Co. ("The Better
Wife"), Ince ("The Lone Wolf's Daughter"),
Selznick ("The Broken Melody," "The Woman's
Game," "Whispers," "Dangerous Paradise,"
"Road of Ambition," "Poor Dear Margaret
Kirby," "Gilded Lies," "The Convict"). Home
ad.. 700 W. 179th st., N. Y. C. ; studio ad., Selz-
nick Pictures Corp.. N. Y.
EASON, Reaves; b. Prize Point, Miss.; educ. Mon-
rovia and Berkley Coll., Cal.; stage career, 1
yr. drama, stk. with Nielson Stk. Co. and Be-
lasco, Orpheum and Pantages doing character
songs; screen career, American ("In Sheep's
Clothing," "Poet of the Peaks"), Mitchell
Lewis (author, producer, actor and dir. of
"Nine-Tenths of the Law"), Universal ("Human
Stuff," "Blue Streak McCoy," "Pink Tights,"
"Colorado," "Two Kinds of Love," "The Big
Adventure"). Hght., 6; wght., 158; brown hair,
blue eyes. Home ad., 6200 Fountain ave.,
Hollywood. Cal.; Holly 2247.
EDWARDS, Harry; screen career, 5 yrs. director
of comedy, Universal, Fox, L-Ko, National;
directed 12 pictures for the Hall Room Boys,
Flanagan and Edwards. National ("Knocking
'Em Cold"). Pricefilms ("His Pajama Girl").
EDWARDS, J. Gordon; b. Montreal, Can.; educ.
Quebec; stage career, rep., toured U. S. and
England with Wilton Lackaye, Amelia Bing-
ham, James K. Hackett. stage director and pro-
ducer for Fox Acad. of Music, producing 250
plays; screen career, "Cleopatra." "Camille,"
"Salome," "The Soul of a Buddha." "Under
the Yoke," "A Woman there was," "Lone Star
Ranger," "When Men Desire," "Wolves of the
Night," "Last of the Duanes," "Wings of the
Morning," "The Joyous Troublemaker," "If I
Were King," "Drag Harlan," "The Scuttlers,"
"The Queen of Sheba," "His Greatest Sacrifice."
Ad., Fox, Los Angeles, Cal. Member M. P.
D A.
ELLIS, Robert du Reel, also actor; b. Brooklyn;
educ. Francis Xavier Coll., N. Y. ; stage career,
mgmt. Shuberts, Klaw & Erlanger; screen
career, Kalem. Metro ("In for Thirty Days,"
"Peggy Does Her Darndest"), Paramount-Art-
craft ("Louisiana," "The Third Kiss"), Selz-
nick ("Upstairs and Down," "The Spite
Bride." "The Figurehead," "The Daughter
Pays," "A Divorce of Convenience"). Member
of M. P. D. A. Ad., care of Selznick Picture
Corp., N. Y.
EMERSON, John, author and supervising: di-
rertor; b. Sandusky, O., 1874; educ. Oberlin
Coll., Heidelberg Univ., Univ of Chicago; stage
career. 2 yrs. with Mrs. Fiske. 4 yrs. stage dir.,
with Shubert, leads with Nazimova. 4 yrs. gen.
stage dir. for Chas. Frohman, 2 yrs. starring in
"The Conspiracy"; screen career, Famous Play-
ers, Fine Arts (produced "Old Heidelberg." and
in collaboration with Anita Loos, "The Ameri-
cano," "Macbeth." "The Social Secretary,"
"In Again, Out Again," "Wild and Wooly"),
Paramount ("Oh, You Women"). Constance
Talmadge Co. ("A Temperamental Wife." "Vir-
tuous Vamp," "In Search of a Sinner," "The
Love Expert," "Dangerous Business"). Emer-
son-Loos Prod. ("Red Hot Romance"). Pres.
Actors Equity Ass'n. Member of M. P. D. A.
Ad.. Lamhs Club, 130 W. 44th st., N. Y. C.
ESTABROOK, Howard; b. Detroit, 1884; educ.
Detroit; stage career, with Chas. and Dan.
Frohman, David Belasco, Chas. Dillingham,
Arthur Hopkins, Lee Shubert, W. A. Brady, etc.
Screen career as star, Kleine ("Officer 666"),
also World, Metro, Pathe International: as di-
rector, Paramount ("Giving Becky a Chance,"
"The Highway of Hope"), Selznick-Select ("The
Wild Girl"), as independent producer, "Aesop's
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Fables" in cartoons. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y. ;
studio ad., Cinema Art Studios, 6 W. 48th St.,
N. Y. C.
FIELDING, Romaine, also author; b. Corsica;
educ. Shattuck Mil. Acad., Univ. of Minn., and
Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons (M. D.) ; early
career on N. Y. Herald several yrs. ; melo-
dramatic plays; screen career, Lubin (wrote,
produced and acted in "The Toll of Fear,"
"Eagle Nest," "The Garden of the Gods," "The
Valley of Lost Hope," "In the Hour of Disas-
ter"), Peerless-Brady ("Moral Courage,"
"Youth"), Ira Lowry ("For the Freedom of the
World"), Romaine Fielding Productions, star-
ring Mabel Taliaferro and Romaine Fielding.
Arrow Film ("Woman's Man"), Jaxon ("The
Rich Slave").
FISCHER, David G.; educ. Univ. of Virginia;
stage career, "Brown of Harvard," "Blue
Mouse," for Shuberts, Virginia Harned, Julia
Marlowe Bush Temple Stk. Co. Shubert Stk.
Co., author of "Lavender and Old Lace," "The
Master's Violin," "Immigrants," "John Rawn,"
"Purchase Price" etc. ; screen career, American
("College Chums," "The Battleground," "The
Silent Message"), Premier ("Ambition"),
Fischer Prod. ("Law of Nature"), Waldorf
"Where Bonds are Loosed," "Dad's Girl"), Fox-
Fischer ("In the Shadow of the Dome"). Per-
manent ad., 208 W. 69th st., N. Y. C.
FISHBACK, Fred; b. Bucharest, Rumania, 1894;
educ. N. Y. ; screen career, Mack-Sennett ("Be-
ware of Boarders," "Cactus Nell," "Interna-
tional Spy"), Sunshine Comedies ("Merry Jail-
birds," "Money Talks"), Fishback Century
Comedies ("A Jungle Gentleman," "Baby Doll
Bandit," "Over the Transom," "Fine Plugs,"
"Dog Doctor/' "Playmates," "Society Dogs").
Member M. P. D. A., Los Angeles, Calif.
FITCH, George; stage career, stk. ; screen career,
technical director for all Herbert Brenon
prods., also lor Warren Producing Co., "Wartare
of the Fle'sh." Director of British & Colonial
Kinematograph Co., Ltd. Ad., 56 Bloomsbury
st., London, W. C., England.
FITZGERALD Dallas M. ; b. La Grange, Ky. ;
educ. Louisville, Ky. ; screen career, Metro-
("Life's Darn Funny," "Puppets of Fate," "Off-
shore Pirate," "Cinderella's Twin," "Black-
mail," "Price of Redemption," "Big Game"),
Artclass (The Open Door"), Monopol
("Mothers of Liberty"). Home ad.. 6267 Yucca
St., Hollywood, Calif., phone 577392. Member
M. P. D. A.
FITZGERALD, J. A.; b. Kansas City, Mo.; educ.
Chicago Univ.; stage career, 2 yrs, rep., 1 yr.
stk., rough rider in Buffalo Bill show; screen
career, World ("The Stampede"), Famous Play-
ers ("In Arizona"), J. A. Fitzgerald Prod.
("Native Born," " "The Serpent"), has directed
Rubye de Remer, Marguerite Clayton, Paul
Panzer, Charles Gilpin. etc. Home ad., 166 W.
129th st., N. Y. C., Morningside 1183; studio,
147 W. 44th St., N. Y. Bryant 1131,
FITZMAURICE, George; b. France; screen ca-
reer, Kleine (dir. "Stop Thief"), back to Pathe
(dir. features, including "Arms and the
Woman," "The Iron Heart," "Blind Man's
Luck," "Sylvia of the Secret Service," "On-the-
Square Girl," "The Recoil," "The Mark of
Cain," "Innocent," "Common Clay," "Japanese
Nightingale") Famous ("The Avalanche," "The
Society Exile," "The Witness for the Defence,"
"The Counterfeit," "On With the Dance,"
"Right to Love," "Idols of Clay," "Paying the
Piper," "Experience"). Home ad., Great Neck,
L. I.; studio ad., Famous Players-Lasky Corp.,
N. Y.
FITZPATRICK, James A., also seen, writer; b.
1895; Shelton, Conn.; educ. Yale Univ. and
Frohman Acad., N. Y. C. ; early career, 2 yrs.
newspaper work; author of magazine articles
and vaud. sketch; stage career, 1 yr. in rep., 1
yr. in vaud. ; screen career, Juvenile Film and
Cosmofotofllm, author and director of "The
World War in Kidland," "Chip of the Old
Block," "Chip's Elopement," Jax Film Co.
("Keep Smiling," "Cupid at Work," "Dust
Unto Dust," "Uncle Sam's Reason"), Prizma
("May Days," "Memories"). Ad., Prizma, Inc.,
71 W. 23rd st., N. Y. C.
FLEMING, Carroll; early career, director on dra-
matic stage, author of spectacles at N. Y. Hip-
podrome, wrote "Sis Hopkins," wrote and di-
rected "The Choir Singer," "The Master Hand,"
produced "Fancy Free" with Clifton Crawford
for Lee Shubert; screen career, Thanhouser
("Song of the Heart/' "Rajah's Diamond,"
"Turn of the Road." etc.), Pathe (early epi-
sodes of "The Iron Claw," "The Hidden Hand")
Goldwyn ("Milestones").
FLEMING, Caryl Stacy; b. Cedar Rapids, la.,
1890; educ. Chicago hgh. schl. and coll.; stage
career, 7 yrs. in stk. and vaud.; screen career,
Universal, Eclair, Mutual, Federal, Kleine. Ter-
ris, Victor Moore comedies. Produced "Amer-
ica Must Conquer" for Liberty Loan; Keeney
("Her Family's Honor"), World ("The Clouded
Name"), Physical Culture, Fad and Fancies
Comedies, McManus ("Bruised Humanity").
Member Green Room Club, N. Y. Home ad.,
276 Riverside Drive, N. T.
FLEMING, Victor L., b. Los Angeles; worked with
Alan Dwan at Fine Arts; Artcraft ("A Regular
Guy," "Wild and Woolly," "Down to Earth,"
"The Man from Painted Post"); dir. Douglas
Fairbanks ("When the Clouds Roll By"),
Talmadge and John Emerson productions.
Home ad., 1618 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles,
Gal.
FLNN, Emmett J.; b. Denver, Colo.; educ. Sa-
cred Heart Coll., Denver; screen career. First
National ("Alimony"), Goldwyn ("Racing
Strain," "Bondage of Barbara"), American
("A Bachelor's Wife," "Yvonne from Paris,"
"Other Side of Eden"), Fox ("Eastward Ho,"
"The Lincoln Highwayman," "Shod \vi
Fire," "The Man Who Dared," "The Untamed,"
"A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's
Court"). Home ad., 4912 Rosewood ave., Los
Angeles, Cal. ; phone 567321; studio. Fox Studio,
Los Angeles.
FORD, Francis, director and actor; b. Portland.
Me., 1882; stage career, with Amelia Bingham
in stock, etc. ; screen career, Melise, NYMP,
Universal ("Purple Mask," "Good Morning,
Judge," "The Greatest Sacrifice," "The Phan-
tom Ship"), F. Ford Prod. Co. ("Berlin via
America," "The Isle of Intrigue"), Ford Minia-
tures ("The Silent Mystery"), star and director
of "The Mystery of 13," and "The Gates of
Doom" series. Berwilla Film ("Thunderbolt
Jack," "Man From Nowhere," "Cyclone Bliss"),
Victor Kremer ("I Am the Woman," "Flower
of the Range"), played part of Lincoln and dir.
"The Heart of Lincoln." Hght., 5, 11; wght.,
160; fair complexion, black hair, gray eyes.
Ad., Ford Studio, 6040 Sunset blvd., Los
Angeles , Cal. Home ad., 1403 Vine st., Holly-
wood, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
FORD, Hugh; b. Wash., D. C. ; educ. Univ. of
Cal. ; stage career, many prods, covering a
period of 20 yrs.; staged "Joseph and Hu
Brethren," "The Yellow Ticket," "The Melting
Pot," "Garden of Allah," "Bird of Paradise,"
"Potash and Perlmutter"; screen career, Fa-
mous Players ("Prince and the Pauper," "Such
a Little Queen," "Sap ho"), Artcraft ("Seven
Keys to Baldpate," "His House in Order"),
Special ("The Woman Thou Gavest Me,"
"Secret Service"), Famous Players ("Lary
Rose's Daughter," "Civilian Clothes," "Price of
Possession," "Call of Youth," "The Great Day"),
Member Lambs Club and N. Y. A. C.
FORD, Jack; b. Portland, Me., 1895; educ. Univ.
of Maine; screen career, from July, 1914, Uni-
versal ("The Round Up," "A Marked Man," "A
Woman's Fool," "Roped," "Outcasts of Poker
Flat," "Fight for Love." "Ace of the Saddle,"
"Bare Fists," "Rider of the Law," "A Gun
Fightin' Gentleman," "Marked Men," "Hitchin*
Posts," "The Freeze Out," "The Wallop"), Fox
("Just Pals," "The Big Punch"). Ad., home,
Virginia Apts., Hollywood, Cal.; studio, Uni-
versal.
FRAME, Park B.; b. Seattle, Wash.; educ. Ju-
neau, Alaska; screen career, J. D. Hampton
(dir. "The White Washed Walls," "The Mints
of Hell," "Man Who Turned White," "The
Pagan God," "For a Woman's Honor," "The
Gray Wolf's Ghost"). Home ad., 1471 Milton
ave., Hollywood, Cal.; phone 577448.
FRANKLIN, C. M.; b. San Francisco, 1890; educ.
there; early career, cartoonist for San Fran-
cisco "Bulletin," "Call," "Examiner"; screen
career, Keystone, Majestic, Fine Arts ("A Sis-
ter of Six"), Fox ("Jack and the Beanstalk,"
"The Mikado," "Aladdin and the Wonderful
Lamp," "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves").
Realart ("You Never Can Tell." "All Soul's
Eve," "A Private Scandal"). Ad., L. A. Ath-
letic Club, Los Angeles, Cal.
FRANKLIN, Harry L.; b. 1879; educ. St. Louis
and Denver; stage career, 22 yrs. light com-
edian and juvenile leads with Chas. Frohman.
A. H. Woods, etc. ; screen career, Metro and
International ("The Winning of Beatrice,"
May Allison. "Kildare of Storm," Emily Ste-
vens, "Sylvia on a Spree," Emmy Wehlen,
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"Johnny on the Spot"), Metro ("That's Good,"
"After His Own Heart," "Full of Pep," "In His
Brother's Place," "The Fourflusher"), Univer-
sal ("Rouge and Riches," Mary McLaren "Alias
Miss Dodd," "The Secret Gift"). Ad., 7952
Norton ave., Hollywood, Cal. Member M. P.
D. A.
FRANKLIN, S. A.; b. San Francisco. 1893; educ.
there; screen career, Selig, Bosworth, Majestic,
Fine Arts, Fox ("All Baba and the Forty
Thieves"), Norma Talmadge Co. ("The Safety
Curtain," "Her Only Way," "The Forbidden
City," "The Heart of Wetona," "The Probation
Wife"), Vitagraph (played in "A Rogue's Ro-
mance"), Universal (played in "The Sleeping-
Lion"), First National ("The Hoodlum,'
"Heart of the Hills," "Not Guilty"), Hodkin-
son ("Down Home").
FRANZ, Joseph J.; b. Utica, N. Y., 1883; educ.
Christian Bros. Acad. ; stage career, actor and
dir. with Elsie De Tourney in Shakespearean
rep., on tour in "Lion and the Mouse," "Squaw
Man," "Three Weeks"; screen career, 8 yrs.
Jesse Hampton ("Barefisted Gallagher," "Sage
Brush Hamlet," "Dangerous Waters." "The
Blue Bandana," "Parish Priest," "Broadway
Cowboy," "Fightin* Mad," with Wm. Desmond;
"Grey Wolf's Ghost," H. B. Warner). Ad.,
Hampton Studio, Hollywood, Cal.; home ad.,
43839 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.
G
GASNIER, Louis J.; b. Paris, France; screen ca-
reer, associated with Pathe Freres 17 yrs., 14
yrs. as Gen. Mgr. and 2 yrs. Vice-Pres.; 1916,
organized Astra Film Corp. serving as Pres.
and Gen. Mgr. ; produced Fannie Ward features,
Mrs. Vernon Castle features for Pathe; "Hands
up," "The Tiger's Trail." "The Third Eye,"
serials for Pathe; March 1919, organized Lew
Cody Prods.; supervised production of "The
Beloved Cheater," "The Butterfly Man"; super-
vising dir. Dustin Farnum, "Corsican Brothers,"
"Square Shooting Dan," Robertson Cole ("Kis-
met," "Good Women"). Home ad., 3847 Hudson
Blvd., No. Bergen. N. J. ; studio, Verdugo Road,
Glendale Calif.
GAYE, Howard; b. England; educ. there; early
career, British diplomatic and Govt. service;
special writer for London newspapers; stage ca-
reer, with Beerbohm Tree, Chas. Hawtrey,
Forbes-Robertson; screen career, Reliance-
Majestic, Fine Arts ("Diana of the Follies,"
"Intolerance"), Fox ("The Scarlet Pimpernel,"
"The Spy"), Mena Film Co. ("By Super Strat-
egy"), Metro ("The Uplifters") First National
("Passion's Playground," "My Lady's Latch
Key"), Robertson-Cole ("A Slave of Vanity,"
"What's a Wife Worth"), Paramount ("To
Please One Woman." "Sacred and Profane
Love").
GEORGE, Burton; b. Lake Charles. La.; educ.
La. State Univ.; stage career, Baldwin-Melville
Stock, San Francisco, San Antonio Stock, Den-
ver Stock, Willard Mack Co.; screen career,
Biograph, Eclair, Reliance, Lubin, Edison, Uni-
versal-Red Feather ("The Isle of Life"), with
Fox to direct Geo. Walsh, Amer.-Pathe ("Eve
in Exile").
GERRARD. Douglas, also actor; b. Dublin, Ire-
land, 1885; educ. Univs. of Dublin and Heidel-
berg, Germany; stage career, Shakespearean
rep., Eng. com., classic plays in England and
Australia, modern drama under Frohman and
others in Eng.; in U. S., leading man with
Viola Allen, Ethel Barrymore, Grace George;
screen career, Rex. Pathe, Kalem, Famous
Players, Universal (dir. "$5,000 Reward," "The
Sealed Envelope," "Playthings," "Should a
Woman Tell?" "The Velvet Hand," "His Di-
vorced Wife," "The Phantom Melody," "Sins
of the Father," "Better Half"). Home ad., L.
A. Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Cal. Member
M. P. D. A. Studio, Universal City, Cal.
GIBLYN, Charles; b. Watertown. N. Y.; educ.
hgh. sch. ; stage career, stock, rep., mus. com.,
as actor and mgr. ; with Harrigan and Hart,
Wm. Gillette, Sothern, mgmt. Chas. Frohman,
H. W. Savage; screen career, 2 yrs. with Uni-
versal, Ince ("Honor Thy Name"), Triangle-
Ince ("The Vagabond Prince," "Somewhere in
France"), Select ("The Studio Girl"), F. P.
Lasky ("Let's Get a Divorce," "Sunshine
Nan"), Goldwyn ("Peck's Bad Girl," "Just for
Tonight," "A Perfect 36"), Selznick ("Upstairs
and Down," "The Spite Bride"), Fox ("Tiger's
Cub," "The Thief." "The Mountain Woman,"
"Know Your Men"). Ad., M. P. D. A., 234 W.
55th St., N. Y.; L. A. Athletic Club
GILLSTROM, Arvid E.; b. Gotenberg, Sweden,
1889; educ. Sch. of Mines, Colo.; early career,
mining eng., leasing and prospector; screen
career, asst. dir. Kalem, Keystone ("Hearts
and Swords," "Their Social Splash"), King Bee,
26 comedies, Mack Sennett, 4 yrs. ("The Snow
Cure," etc.), Fox ("Smiles," "Tell It to the
Marines," "Swat the Spy"), Famous Players
("So This Is America," "The Con in Econ-
omy"). Ad., home, 1855 Winona Blvd., Holly-
wood, Cal., and Hotel Astor, N. Y.
GITTENS, Wyndham; b. at sea; educ. W. Indies
and Harrow, Eng.; early career, newspaper and
magazine writer, also on trade publications;
screen career, Biograph, Melies, Universal as
screen editor, with Triangle as director 1 ("The
Ship of Doom," "The Second Floor Front," "Me
unt Gott," Gittens Prod. ("Give and Take").
Ad., home, Wellington Apts., 953 West 7th St.,
Los Angeles; Pico 2111.
GOLDAINE, Mark S.; b. Hartford, Conn.; educ.
there and Pittsburgh W. U. ; stage career, 20
yrs., 15 yrs. stage director; screen career.
Equitable, Universal, National, ("At It Again,"
"Professional Ethics," "When Martin Gets
Here," "Home-Brewed Youth." "Indigo Sun-
day," "Angel Feathers"), now dir. series of
two-reel com. starring George Bunny. Author
of several plays and sketches. Home ad., 1514
Rodney Drive, Los Angeles, Cal.; phone 597848,
personal rep. c/o Don Hix, 204, Baker-Detwiler
Bldg., L. A.
GORMAN, John; b. Boston. Mass.; educ. Boston
College; stage career, 10 yrs. exper. as actor on
legit, .and vaud., wrote six successful plays and
150 vaud, acts; screen career, Liberty Motion
Picture Co., ("American Gentleman"), Pioneer
("Soul of a Child," "Little Mother"), John Gor-
man Prod. ("Little Orphan," "Corruption,"
"The Light Beyond," "Soul of a Butterfly,"
"Fate"). Home ad., Hollywood Hotel. Los
Angeles, Calif., Holly 4101; studio, Louis Mayer
studio.
GOULDING, Alf.; b. Melbourne, Australia; educ.
there; stage career, 25 yrs. with J. C. William-
son, Australia, Pollar Opera Co., Orpheum Cir-
cuit 3 yrs., Morosco 1 yr., Marie- Dressier 6
mos. ; screen career, 1916, 3 two-reel Fox Com-
edies, directed Harold Lloyd for \% yrs., Rolin
Pathe ("Cash Customers," "Open Another Bot-
tle," "His Best Girl"). Home ad., Glendale,
Cal. Glen 540-J.
GRANDON, Frank; b. Chicago; educ. Chicago
Univ.; stage career, road and stock; screen ca-
reer, Biograph, Imp (dir.), also dir. for Lubin,
and Griffith-Triangle ("Strathmore," "Cross
Currents"), Metro (dir. Mme. Petrova and Ed-
mund Breese), Universal, Famous Players
("Heart's Desire," "The Little Soldier Girl"),
Mutual ("Love's Law," "The Dare Devil").
Sherry ("Wild Honey"), National ("The Lamb
and the Lion"), Walthal ("Modern Husbands"),
Cinart Co.. ("Price of the Prairie"), Billy
Rhodes ("Nobody's Girl"). Home ad., 423 W.
21st St., Los Angeles, Calif.
GRANVILLE, Fred Le Roy, also cinematograph-
er; b. Victoria, Australia; educ. there and New
Zealand; early career, naturalist and photog-
rapher; screen career, 2 yrs. with Allan Hollu-
bar ("Heart of Humanity," "Ambition"), photo-
graphed rescue of Stefansson Arctic expedition,
only white man to cross No. Eastern Siberia
with camera; lived 15 yrs. in South Sea Islands;
directed 2-reel subjects for Universal, directed
Peggy Hyland for Samuelson, Ltd., of England
Sunrise ("Price of Silence"), Universal ("The
Smart Sex," "The Fighting Lover"). Home ad.,
Finley ave., Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly 2880.
GREEN, Al.; b. Perris, Cal.; stage career, 2 sea-
sons in various prods.; screen career, asst. dir.
Garson ("Silk Husbands, Calico Wives" with
House Peters), dir. Goldwyn ("Double Dyed de-
ceiever," "Just Out of College"), Mary Pick-
ford ("Thru the Back Door," "Little Lord
Fauntleroy"). Ad., home, 9 Sunset ave., Venice,
Calif.
GRIFFIN, Frank- C.; b. Norfolk, Va., 1861; educ.
Phila. ; early career, drama, stock, vaud. ;
screen career, Lubin ("Blood Will Tell," "His
Wedding Day"), produced for Universal, Lubin
and Keystone ("Maggie's False Step"), Fox
("Where Love Leads"), Mack Sennett Com-
edies, special comedies for Universal, Frank
Griffin Prod. ("Three Paces West"), Fox-Sun-
shine ("Her Private Husband," "A Roaming
Bathtub"), Al St. John (Ship Ahoy," "The
Aero-nut"). Author of "Half Angel." Ad., L.
A. Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Cal. Studio ad.,
Al St. John Studio, Los Angeles.
GRIFFITH, David Wark, gen, mgr. own co.;
b. 1880, LaGrange, Ky. ; on stage 2 yrs.; screen
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career, since about 1908, first as actor, then as
director for Biograph, where he introduced
innovations which changed the whole course
of motion picture art; first to use "close-ups"
and "cut backs"; trained a large number of
screen players who have since become stars,
1914, assumed charge of Reliance-Majestic
studios for Mutual; producer of "Judith of
Bethulah," "Birth of a Nation," "Intolerance,"
"Hearts of the World," "Broken Blossoms,"
"Way Down East," "Dream Street"). Ad.
Mamaroneck, N. Y.
GRIFFITH, E. H.; b. 111.; educ. Chicago; early
career, newspaperman, 5 yrs. reporting, edit,
work, magazine and feature writer, author of
stage plays: "The Finish," London, 1910, "Three
in One"; screen career, Vitagraph, ("The Vice
of Fools," Alice Joyce, "The Garter Girl,"
"Bab's Candidate," Corrine Griffith), Robert-
son-Cole ("If Women Only Knew," "The
Awakening of Ruth," "One Touch of Nature,"
"Billy and the Big Stick"), First National
("Scrambled Wives"), Famous Players ("The
Land of Hope," "Dawn of the East"), Recon-
structions and adaptations include works of
Richard Harding Davis, Rex Beach, Peter Kyne
and others. Permanent ad., c-o Edw. Small,
1493 Broadway, N. Y. C.
H-
HADDOCK, William F.; b. Portsmouth, N. H.,
1877; educ. Burdett Coll., Boston; stage career,
stk. ; screen career, Edison, Melies, Eclair, All-
Star, Life Photo, Gotham, Gaumont ("Tempest
and Sunshine," "Devil's Darling," "I Accuse,"
"As a Woman Sows," "The Ace of Death,"
"The Unsuspected Isle"), Rolfe ("The Master
Mystery"), Oliver ("Craig Kennedy" serial).
Ad., home, 117 Sherman ave., N. Y. C.; St.
Nich. 3200. Member M. P. D. A.
HALE, Albert W. ; educ. Bordeaux, France; stage
career, producer; screen career, Famous Play-
ers, Vitagraph, Pathe Freres, Thanhouser,
American. Ad.. Union League Club, Los
Angeles, Calif.
HALL, Al; stage career, 5 yrs.; screen career,
asst director for four years, directing 15 Nick
Carter Stories. Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
HALL, George Edwardes, also scenario writer;
b. and educ. Bklyn. ; stage career, with Chas.
Frohman, Edwin Booth, Stuart Robson, stock;
screen career, since 1904, 6 yrs. with Herbert
Brenon, Henry Lehrman, Harold J. Binney,
author of "War Brides," "Fall of the Roman-
offs," "The Lone Wolf." Several yrs. at Imp,
Sheldon Lewis production of ("Dr. Jekyll & Mr.
Hyde"), Robertson-Cole ("Retribution"), Brit-
ish & Colonial ("Where Is My Husband?"),
London ("The Temptress"), Pan ("The Magic
Skin"), Harmony (".Judge Her Not," "Wolves
of the Range"). Home ad., 6415 Roman, Los
Angeles, Gal.. Holly 5502.
HALLOW AY, John; b. Philadelphia, 1889; stage
career, Dumont's Minstrels, mus. com., vaud. ;
screen career, Lubin, Pathe, American, Inde-
pendent ("The Road to Nowhere"). Home ad.,
Savoy Hotel. Los Angeles, Calif.
HAMBERG, Alfred P.; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; educ.
Univ. of Pa. ; stage career, producer for Wm. A.
Brady, Werba & Luescher and own company;
screen careen, D. W. Griffith, Pathe, Universal,
World, Equitable, Independent. Home ad.,
Hotel Auditorium, Los Angeles, Calif. ; Pico
3040.
HAMILTON, Gilbert P.; b. Chebeaque, Me.; B
yrs. speaking stage in stock throughout East
and Hopkins theatre, Chicago; screen career
began in developing dept. Edison, then to Bio-
graph as cameraman, 4% yrs. with Essanay as
supt. of factory and production; directed
numerous photoplays, including " Price of
Crime," "Peril of the Plains," "Lust of the
Red Men," "Even Unto Death," Century ("In-
herited Passions"), Triangle 1 yr. ("The Ma-
ternal Spark"), "Every Woman's Husband,"
"The Golden Fleece," World, directed June
Elvidge, "The Woman of Lies," "Coax Me,"
etc. Directed Helen Holmes in "The Danger
Trail," Home ad., Gates Hotel, Los Angeles,
Member M. P. D. A.
HAMPTON, Benjamin B.; early career, newspaper
and magazine editor; screen career, with Rex
Beach organized Rex Beach Pictures, Inc. ; first
producer to specialize on novels of famous au-
thors and on all-star system; some of prod.,
"The Westerners," "Desert Gold," "The Sage-
brusher," "Riders of the Dawn," "Dwelling
Place of Light," "The U. P. Trail," "The Spend-
ers," "The Money Changers," "The Killer," "A
Certain Rich Man," "Man of the Forest," "The
Mysterious Rider."
HAMPTON, Jesse D., producer; b. Galesburg,
111.; educ. Knox College; early career, news-
paper, magazine and advertising business sev-
eral years; screen career, organized Jesse D.
Hampton Productions, starring Blanche Sweet,
H. B. Warner and Wm. Desmond. Robertson-
Cole ("Uncharted Channels"). Ad., Holly-
wood, Calif.
HANSHAW, Dale; b. Grafton, W. Va.; educ.
there, Pittsburgh and N. Y. ; early career,
3 yrs. producing vaud. acts; screen career,
World, Metro, continuities and scenarios for
Universal, "The Nature Girl," "The Unfinished
House," "Together," produced "Healtho-
grams," "Federation," "Physical Culture Pho-
toplays," wrote and dir. Transatlantic. Board-
ing School Girls series, edited and directed
Screen Snapshots, dir. Stereopeed Prod., at pres-
ent Western Prod. rep. for National Exchanges,
Inc. Ad., Gre'en Room Club, N. Y. C.
HARRIS, Harry B.; b. Cork, Ireland; educ. State
Normal School, Wise.; stage career, 10 yrs. with
Klaw & Erlanger, Shuberts, Belasco, Frohman,
Brady as actor; screen career, Universal ("Risky
Business," "Rich Girl, Poor Girl," "Desperate
Youth," "The Man Tamer"). Home ad., 1511
N. Kenmore, Hollywood, Calif., phone 59093.
HARRISON, Saul E.; b. Brenham', Texas; educ.
N. Y. City; stage career, mus. stock, 6 yrs.,
dram, stock, 3 yrs.; screen career, Universal,
Metro, Edison ("The Customary Two Weeks"),
2-reel Flagg-Para. comedies ("Tell That to the
Marines," "Independence, B'Gosh!" "Perfectly
Fiendish Flanagan"), Grossman Pictures, serial
("One Million Dollars Reward"), May Tully
Prod. ("Old Oaken Bucket"), "Girls You
Know" series by Flagg. Home ad., 2900 Briggs
ave., N Y. C., or Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
HARTFORD, David M.; b. Rockland, Mich.;
educ. Ann Arbor, stage career, 30 yrs. as actor
and dir., last engegement as dir. for Morosco
for 5 yrs; screen career, dir. for Universal,
Famous Players ("Tess of the Storm Coun-
try"), Ince ("The Bride of Hate"). Paralta
("Madame Who?" "Inside the Lines," "The
Infernal Net," by Sarah Bernhardt), Curwood-
First Nat'l ("Back to God's Country," "The
Yellow Back"), David M. Hartford Prod. ("No-
mads of the North," "The Golden Snare").
Home ad., 110 So. Benton Way, Los Angeles,
Gal.; Wilshire 1696. Member M. P. D. A.
HARTIGAN, P. C.; b. Cork, Ireland, 1881; educ.
Trinity College, Dublin; early career, army
officer in South Africa; screen career, began at
Western Kalem (3 yrs. as mgr. and director,
dir. dramas and reel comedies), 1 yr. with
Pathe (dir. "I Love the Nurses" and other
comedies), Vitagraph ("The Life of Moses,"
"Twelfth Night"), Nevada Film ("The
Planter"), Fox ("A Fallen Idol." "The Ad-
venturer"), Robertson-Cole ("The Wonder
Man"), Selznick ("Out of the Snow").
HARVEY, John ("Jack"); b. Cleveland, O., 1881;
educ. pub. sch., Cleveland; early career, bari-
tone in many prods., also in every branch of
amusement business from circus to opera;
screen career, Vitagraph, Thanhouser, Univer-
sal, Imp ("When Thieves Fall Out"), Ernest
Truex Comedies, Paramount-Briggs Comedies.
Ad., Lambs Club; M. P. D. A. Green Room Club,
New York
HAYDON, J. Charles; b. Frederick, Md.; educ.
St. John's prep. sch. and Holy Cross Coll.,
Mass.; stage career, with Chauncey Olcott,
"Mistress Nell," about 6 yrs.; screen career,
Kinemacolor, Bosworth, Rex. Essanay, directed
"The Family Divided," "The Scapegoat,"
"John Barleycorn," "The Strange Case of
Mary Page," "The Sting of Victory," "The
Night Workers." Ad., Green Room Club N. Y.
HEERMAN, Victor; b. London, England; educ.
N. Y. ; stage career, with Nat Goodwin in "A
Mid-Summer Night's Dream"; screen career,
Keystone, Mack Sennett, Fox, "The Two
Crooks," "She Loved a Sailor," . "Watch Your
Neighbor," "Are Waitresses Safe?" First
National ("The River's End"). Selznick
("Chicken in the Case," "Divorce of Conven-
ience"), Home ad., Los Angeles Athletic Club,
Los Angeles, Cal. ; B'way 444; Member M. P.
D. A.
HEFFRON, T. N.; b. Virginia City, Nev., 1872;
educ. Santa Clara Coll., Cal.; stage career
actor and stage director for Cohan and Harris,
Wm. A. Brady, Mrs. Fiske, A. H. Woods, Chas.
Frohman, heavies in stk. ; screen career from
1911, Thanhouser 1 yr., Biograph 1% yrs..
Famous Players, American (dir. Kolb and
Pill "A Peck of Pickles"), Triangle ("Tho
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Stainless Barrier," "The Sudden Gentleman,"
"The Veil," "The Price of Applause"), Rob-
Cole ("The Prodigal Liar"), United ("A Man's
Fight"), Lasky ("Thou Art the Man," "City
of Masks"), Fox ("Fire Brand Treyison," "Sun-
set Sprague"), Realart ("The Little Clown,"
"A Kiss in Time"). Member M. P. D. A. Home
ad., 504 So. Hobart Blvd., Los Angeles, Cal.
HEMMER, Edward; b. Boston; educ. Harvard
Univ. ; stage career, prod, and played Keith
and Orpheum circuits, stage dir. for Brady,
played Belasco and Frohman; screen career,
manager for Mary Pickford for 5 yrs., president
of Edward Hemmer Prod. ("Sunshine Harbor,"
"Birthright"). Ad.. Elks Club, N. Y., Bryant
3500.
HENABERY, Joseph; b. Omaha, Neb.; educ.
there; early career, architectural drafting and
railroading; stage career, San Carlos Opera
Co.. Geo. W. Lynch Co. ; screen career, from
1910, Universal, Reliance-Majestic, Lincoln in
Griffith's "Birth of a Nation." Fine Arts ("In-
tolerance," "Children of the Feud"), Artcraft,
"The Man from Painted Post," "Say, Young Fel-
low"), United Artists ("His Majesty,. the Amer-
ican"), Famous Players ("Life of the Party,"
"Brewster's Millions"), Realart ("Don't Call Me
Little Girl," "Moonlight and Honeysuckle".
Home ad., 1753 Orchid, Los Angeles, Cal., phone
57571.
HENDERSON, Dell; b. St. Thomas, Ont., Can.;
stage career, stk. leads in Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis, Omaha; screen career, Biograph,
Triangle, Famous Players, Chas. Frohman,
World ("Love in a Hurry," "Courage for
Two," "Three Green Eyes"), Fox ("The Shark,"
"The Dead Line," "The Plunger"), Arrow
("Dead or Alive"). Ad., Lambs Club, 130 W.
44th St., N. Y. C. Member of M. P. D. A.
HENLEY, Hobart; b. Louisville. Ky., 1887; educ.
Univ. Cincinnati; stage career, stock in Cincin-
nati, Cleveland, Buffalo; screen career, from
1913, Universal ("June Madness"), Frank Seng
("Parentage"), Pathe, Goldwyn ("The Face in
the Dark," "The Glorious Adventure," "All
Woman," "Money Mad," "One Week of Life,"
"The Peace of Roaring River," "Woman on the
Index," "Too Fat to Fight"), Hobart Henley
Prod. ("The Gay Old Dog"), Paramount
("Guilty of Love"), Selznick ("Sin That Was
His," "Society Snobs"), First National ("Star
Dust"), starring Hope Hampton. Member of
M. P. D. A., N. Y.
HERSHOI/T, Jean; b. Copenhagen, Denmark;
educ. Jesuit Coll., Copenhagen; stage career, 12
yrs. in Denmark Sweden and Norway: screen
career, NYMP and Universal, 2 yrs.; Triangle
one yr. ("The Servant in the House"), First
National ("Whom the Gods Would Destroy"),
American-Lifeograph ("The Golden Trail,"
"Men of Today and Tomorrow"), B. B. Hamp-
ton ("A Certain Rich Man," "The Mysterious
Rider," "Man of the Forest"), Metro played in
("Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"). Home
ad., 7804 Fountain ave., Los Angeles,. Cal.,
Holly 4514.
HICKMAN, Howard; b. Columbia, Mo.; educ. San
Jose, Calif.; stage career, from 1898, toured
with Bernhardt; screer career, Paralta ("The
White Lie," "Heart of Rachael," "Two Gun
Betty"), B. B. Features ("Trick of Fate,"
"Josselyn's Wife," "Tangled Threads," "Her
Purchase Price," "Beckoning Roads"), Pathe
("The Killer," "Lure of Egypt"), Robertson-
Cole ("Nobody's Kid"). Hght., 6; wght, 150;
dark hair and eyes. M. P. D. A., Los Angeles,
Calif.
HILLYER, Lambert, also scenario writer; b. So.
xiend, Ind., 1893; educ. Wilson M. A.. Somer-
ville, N. J., Drake Univ., Des Moines, Iowa;
early career, newspaper work, short stories,
prof, baseball; screen career, American, Mu-
tual, Eastern Film Corp.. Triangle, Ince, Art-
craft, Hart Prod., as author wrote 17 pictures
for Triangle-Ince, including "Sudden Jim."
"An Even Break," which he also directed; dir.
and also prod, for Wm. S. Hart in 1917-21, in-
cluding "The Narrow Trail," "Riddle Gawne,"
"Square Deal Sanderson," "The Money Corral,"
"Sand," "Toll Gate," "Testing Block," "The
Cradle of Courage." "Travelin* On," "White
Oak." Home ad., 354 S. Harvard, Los Angeles,
Cal.
HOLLYWOOD, Edwin L.; b. N. Y. ; educ. N. Y.;
screen career, Peerless-World, Lasky ("Sweet
Kitty Bellairs," "Thousand Dollar Husband"),
Pickford ("Less Than Dust," "Pride of the
Clan"), Hoffman ("One Hour"), Goldwyn
("Polly of the Circus"), Arden ("The Chal-
lenge Accepted" with Zena Keefe) ; first gov.
picture. "The Immigrant," Vitagraph ("Birth
of a Soul," "Flaming Clue," "The Sea Rider,"
"The Gauntlet"). Ad., Green Room Club,
N. Y. C.
HOLT, George; b. Fall River Mass.; educ. there;
stage career, played several seasons in vaud.,
stk., and rd. cos.; screen* career. Lubin, Vita-
. graph, Lasky-Para., ("Sacrifice"), directed Uni-
versal ("Kingdom Come"), W. M. Smith Prod.
("White Masks," "Crossroads," "Trails End,"
"Gold Grabbers," "Traitor's Hour," "The Phan-
tom Desperado"). Capital ("Boss of the Fly-
ing H"). Home ad., 1144 5th st., Santa Monica,
Calif.
HOLUBAR, Allen J.; b. San Francisco, Cal., educ.
there; stage career, stk., rep., on tour in "Girl
of the Golden West," " Man of the Hour,"
" Everywoman," leading man in stock in prin-
cipal cities; screen career, from 1914, Universal
(lead in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the
Sea," dir. and lead, "Heart Strings"), Bluebird
("Sirens of the Sea"), Jewel ("Talk of the
Town," " Heart of Humanity," " Right to Hap-
piness," " Once to Everywoman "), First Na-
tional ("Man-Woman-Marriage"); member
M. P. D. A. Studio ad., Universal Film Co.;
home ad., 1510 Laurel ave.. Hollywood, Calif.,
studio. First National, N. Y. C.
HOPPER, E. Mason; b. Vermont; educ. Univ. of
Maryland and abroad; stage career, began at
14 yrs., in many branches of theatricals;
screen career, directing 8 yrs. for Essanay,
Pathe, Famous Players, Goldwyn, producer
of more than 300 photoplays, author of over
400 produced scripts, " As the Sun Went Down,"
"Boston Blackie's Little Pal," "When Bear-
Cat Went Dry," Goldwyn ("Edgar's Jonah
Day," " It's A Great Life," " Hold Your
Horses"); member of M. P. D. A. Home ad.,
119 Dwight St., Santa Monica, Calif.; studio,
Goldwyn Studio, Culver City, Calif.
HORAN, Charles; b. N. Y. ; educ. Fordham,
Columbia and Harvard; stage career, grand
opera and stock; screen career, played leads
at Thanhouser, Metro ("The Quitter"), Gold-
wyn ("Polly of the Circus"), Triangle ("Three
Black Eyes"), Grace Davison in "A Convert of
Revenge," "Man's Plaything," " Love, Hate and
a Woman." Permanent ad., 620 Riverside Dr.,
N. Y. C.
IIORNE, James W.; b. San Francisco, 1880; educ.
San Francisco; Belasco and Mayer Stk. at
Alcazar theatre 9 yrs. in " Brewster's Millions."
mgmt. Cohan & Harris; screen career, since
1912 Kalem (scenario ed., became manager
when Geo. Melford resigned. Universal (" The
Midnight Man"), Pathe ("Hands Up," "The
Third Eye." serials), Lew Cody ("Occasionally
Yours," " Dangerous Pastimes "), Ince (" The
Bronze Bell "). Home ad., 1445 Valley View
rd.. Verdugo, Los Angeles, Cal.
HOURY, Henry; b. and educ. Paris. France;
stage exper., leading man 'Paris theatres, An-
toine, Chatelet, Gymnase; screen career, Eclipse,
Paris, Vitagraph Co. of America (direct. Corin-
ne Griffith in " Love Watches," " Clutch of Cir-
cumstance," " Miss Ambition "), Bushman-
Bayne Prod.; for 1920, 10 episodes "When We
Love," with Arnold Daly in " The Haunted
House," " L'Infante a la Rose." Ad., 3 Place
de la Madelaine, Paris, France.
HOWE, Eliot; b. Boston, Mass.; educ. Harvard
Mil.. Sen. and Univ. course at Throop Inst. of
Tech.; stage career, age of 7 to 12; screen career,
Paralta ("With Hoops of Steel", Pathe ("Silver
Girl," " Todd of the Times"), Frank Keenan
Prod. ("Crooked Roads or Straight"), B. B.
Hampton ("A Certain Rich Man," "Man of the
Forest," " The Mysterious Rider," " Hearts
Haven"). Ad., Federal Photoplays, Brunton
Studio, Hollywood, Calif.
HOWELL, W. A.; b. Cincinnati, O., 1877; screen
career, director, producer; since 1910 organizer
of independent picture producing companies.
William A. Howell Prod. Office, 703 Market
st., San Francisco, Calif.
HOYT, Harry O., also scenario writer; b. Min-
neapolis. 1885; educ. Univ. of Minnesota, Col-
umbia Univ., Yale Univ. ; written short stories
and novels for 15 yrs., motion picture plays
for 11 yrs.; editor for Fox, Metro, Goldwyn;
over one hundred feature pictures adaptations;
author of following features: " Courage for
Two," " Road to France," " Beloved Black-
mailer," " By Hook or Crook," " Queen of
Hearts," " Just Sylvia," " I Want to Forget,"
"The Sea Waif"; directed "Hand Invincible,"
" Thru the Toils." " Broadway Saint," with
Montagu Love, " Forest Rivals," with Dorothy
Green; directed Catherine Calvert in "That
Woman," Asso. Exhib. ("Rider of the King
Log"), Independent ("Free Air"). Ad., Yale
Club, N. Y. C.
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HUHN, A. O.; b. Hanover, Kansas; educ. on
Pacific Coast; stage career, played in several
successful N. Y. prod., 2 yrs. gen. stage dir. of
stk. for Chas. E. Blaney; screen career, 2 yrs.
asst. dir. for Pox, Screencraft ("Suspense"),
Cort Film ("The Melting Pot"), Ideal Features
("The Flare-Back"), Irving Cummings in
"Man's Law." Home ad., 342 W. 45th at., N. Y.
C.. Longacre 5790.
HUMPHREY, William J.; screen career, Vita-
graph ("Tale of Two Cities." "Midnight
Bride"), Ivan ("Two Men and a Woman,"
"Babbling Tongues"), Rialto De Luxe ("The
Unchastened Woman"), Humphrey Pictures
(" Atonement ").
HUNT, Jay, also scenario writer; b. Phila., Pa.,
1865; educ. Univ. of Pa.; stage career, charac-
ter actor and director, author of several plays,
screen career, 1 yr. with Vitagraph. Horsley,
Universal, Metro ("The Promise"), 3 yrs. for
Ince, Pathe, Texas Guinan, Celebrated Come-
dies, etc. Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 6619
St. Francis Court, Hollywood, Calif., Holly 3719.
HUNTER, T. Hayes; b. Philadelphia, 1882; educ.
Univ. of Pa.; stage exper., 3 yrs. stage mgr.
for David Belasco, produced " The Girl of the
Golden West " and others in co-operation with
Mr. Belasco; screen career, director general of
the Biograph Co., producing Klaw & Brlanger
Biograph features; independent producer and
sole director of " The Border Legion " featuring
Blanche Bates and Hobart Bosworth, " Once
to Every Man," with Jack Sherill and Mabel
White; also produced "Fire and Sword," "The
Puppet Jury," Goldwyn ("Desert Gold," "The
Cup of Fury," " The Light in the Clearing."
" Earthbound "). Ad., Lambs' Club. N. Y.,
M. P. D. A., Los Angeles, Calif.
HURST, Paul C.; b. Calif .;. educ. there; stage
career, 5 yrs. ; screen career, Universal, Lasky
("Rimrock Jones"). Vitagraph ("Woman in
the Webb," "Iron Test"), National ("Light-
ning Brice "), Kalem ("Return of Stingaree "),
Pathe (" Tiger's Trail "), Cinema-Craft
("Shadow of the West"), Pinnacle ("Black
Sheep ").
HUTCHINSON, Craig; b. Austin, Minn., 1892;
educ. Mil. School; early career, newspaper
work on the Coast; screen career, scenario
writer for Keystone, writer and dir. for L-Ko,
Universal, 4 mos. dir. comedy; orig. new weekly
burlesque "The Weakly Indigestion"; dir. of
New Gaiety comedies, Christie (" Biff, Bang,
Bomb "). Home ad., 5403 Romayne st., Holly-
wood, Calif.; Holly 1475.
J
INCE, John; b. N. Y., 1879; educ. N. Y. ; stage
career, from 1888, in many prods., including
"Ben Hur." "The Great Divide," etc.; screen
career, Lubin, World ("The Struggle"), Equit-
able ("Sealed Lips," "Secret String," "Blind
Man's Eyes "), Metro (" Should a Woman Tell,"
" Please Get Married," " Old Lady 31," " Held
in Trust," " Someone in the House," " Passion
Fruit"). Member M. P. D. A., Los Angeles,
Calif.
INCE, Ralph W.; b. Boston, Mass., 1887; stage
career, Richard Mansfield Co., " The College
Widow"; screen career, first as actor and then
director, Vitagraph (appeared as Lincoln in the
"Lincoln" series), directed Jewel Prod. ("The
Co-Respondent "). Petrova Pict. and Metro, S-L
Pictures ("Virtuous Men"), Selznick Pict.
Corp. ("The Perfect Lover," "Sealed Hearts,"
" Out Yonder," " His Wife's Money," " Highest
Law," "The Last Door"), Select ("Red Foam,"
" Justice "). Ad., Lambs Club, 138 W. 44th st.,
N. Y.
INCE, Thomas H., producing director; b. New-
port, R. I., 1882; stage career, song and dance
artist in "Poets and Puppets " with James A.
Herne in " Shore Acres," Edwin Arden in
" Ninety and Nine," star in " For Love's Sweet
Sake," vaud. ; screen career, appointed director
general NYMP 1909; director general and one
of the three vice-presidents in charge of mfg.
Triangle; laid out plants at Inceville. near
Santa Monica, Triangle at Culver City, and
the new Thomas H. Ince Studio at Culver
City, Cal. Now producing photoplays featur-
ing Dorothy Dalton, Charles Ray and Enid
Bennett for Paramount program. Notable pro-
ductions, " The Wrath of the Gods," " Civiliza-
tion," Dorothy Dalton in " Vive la France,"
" Extravagance," Charles Ray in " String
Beans," "Greased Lightning," " The Busher,"
" Hayfoot, Strawfoot," Enid Bennett in "Happy
Tho' Married," " Partners Three," " Nemesis,"
MacLean and May in "23% Hours Leave,"
"What's Your Husband Doing?" "Mary's
Ankle." Hobart Bosworth " Behind the Door,"
"The Bronze Bell." Ince Special. Ad., Cul-
ver City, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
INGRAHAM, Harrlsh; b. London, Eng.. 1881;
educ. Bedford Modern School, England; Lon-
don University; early career, school teacher;
came to the United States in 1902 for stage
career in stock with Forepaugh Company,
Cinn., O. ; Dominion Stock Co., Ottawa, Can.;
with Adelaide Thurston, leads; own company
in vaudeville 2 yrs.; screen career, Pathe (2
yrs.), David Horsley ("The Painted Lie," "Un-
lucky Jim," " The Single Code," " The Eye of
Envy," "Heirs of Hate"), Lasalida-Pathe
("When Baby Forgot"), Triangle ("Child of
M'sieu "), Ro.-Cole (played in "A Sage Brush
Hamlet").
INGRAHAM, Lloyd; b. Rochelle. 111.; stage
career, stock director for Oliver Morosco,
Harry Bishop; screen career, Reliance-Ma-
.iestic, Essanay, Fine Arts, American ("Charity
Castles," " Her Country's Call," " Peggy Leads
the Way," " A Daughter of Joan," " The Eyes
of Julia Deep"), Thos. H. Ince ("What's Your
Husband Doing?" "Mary's Ankle," "Let's Be
Fashionable"), Hodkinson ("Lavender and Old
Lace," "Keeping Up With Lizzie"), First Na-
tional (" Twin Beds," " Girl in the Limousine,"
"Marry the Poor Girl," "My Lady Friends").
Member M. P. D. A. Ad., Willis & Inglis, Los
Angeles, Calif.
INGRAM, Rex; b. Dublin, Ireland, 1892; educ.
St. Columba's Coll., Trinity Coll., Dublin and
Yale; studied sculpture under Lawrie; stage
career, pantomine abroad; screen career, Edi-
son and Vitagraph, scenarist of Fox Prods.
("Blindness of Devotion," "Galley Slave,"
"Cup of Bitterness," "Song of Hate"); dir.
first Bluebirds made in East ("Broken Fet-
ters," "The Great Problem"), wrote and dir.
on the Coast. Bluebird ("Chalice of Sorrow,"
"Flower of Doom"), Paralta ("His Robe of
Honor"), Universal-special ("The Beach-
Comber"), Metro ("Shore Acres/' "Four
Horsemen of the Apocalypse," "The Conquer-
ing Power," "Hearts Are Trumps"), Universal
("Under Crimson Skies"). Studio address,
Metro, Los Angeles, Calif.
IRVING, George; b. N. Y.; educ. N. Y. ; stage
career, with Chas. Frohman 13 yrs., appearing
with William Gillette, Maude Adams, Francis
Wilson, and others; screen career, genl. prod,
dir. for Frohman ("The Witching Hour"),
Petrova Pictures ("Daughter of Destiny"),
Metro ("To Hell with the Kaiser"), Goldwyn
("Hidden Fires"), Artco ("As a Man Thinks,"
"The Capitol"), Select ("A Glorious Lady"),
Lewrence Weber ("The Blue Pearl"), Metro
("The Misleading Lady"), Weber ("The
Wakefield Case"). Member of M. P. D. A.
Home ad., Bayside, N. Y. ; Bayside 2823-J.
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JACCARD, Jacques; b. near N. Y., 1885; educ.
in France; stage career, 4 yrs. as stock pro-
ducer; screen career, 1910, American, Inter-
national, Universal, wrote many of the scripts,
sometimes appeared as juvenile heavy, adapted
and produced " Terrence O'Rourke " series,
directed first numbers of " Diamond From the
Sky " for American, Anti-Vice M. P. Corp.
("Is Any Girl Safe?", dir. and seen.). Universal
("The Quest of Virginia," "The Red Ace,"
" Cyclone Smith," Spur and Saddle series and
first aerial feature, " Cassidy of the Air Lanes,"
" Under Northern Lights," " The Scarlet Rider,"
" Son of the North," " The Death Trap,"
. " Honor Bound," " If Only Jim," " The Pony
Express"), Fox ("The Terror"). Member
M. P. D. A. -Los Angeles, Calif.
JAMES, James Wharton; b. Richmond, Ky. ; educ.
Wm. Jewell Coll., Mo., stage exper., stk., in-
structor Dramatic Art; screen career, Artcraft
("Wild and Wooly"), Universal ("Man Who
Dared God," " The Preacher's Son," " Marrying
Off Dad," "The Accusing Foe"), Metro ("Al-
most Married"), Pickford ("Pollyanna"),
writes and dir. own stories, "Call From the
Wild." Studio ad., Pacific Film Co., Culver City,
Calif.
JOHNSON, Tefft; b. Wash.; educ. Georgetown
Coll ; stage career, mgmt. David Belasco 12
yrs., appearing with Mrs. Leslie Carter and
Blanche Bates in " The Heart of Maryland,"
"Under Two Flags"; screen career, Edison,
Vitagraph ("Turn in the Road," "Writing on
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the Wall "), Tefft Johnson (" Sonny Boy at the
Bat," "Sonny Boy in School Days," " Sonny
Boy and the Dog Show"), World ("Love De-
fender," " Love Net," " Love and the Woman,"
"Home Wanted"). Ad., Green Room Club,
N. T.
JONES, Grover; b. Terre Haute, Ind. ; educ.
private schools; early career, newspaper re-
porter; screen career, scenic artist at Uni-
versal, scenario editor Morosco Studios; seen,
writer for Larry Semon; directed Milburn
Moranti in the Mercury Comedies, released by
Bulls-Eye Film Corp. Home ad., Los Angeles,
Cal. ; studio, Mercury Comedies, Long Beach,
Cal.
JONES, Richard, also studio mgr.; b. St. Louis;
screen career, with O. T. Crawford in St.
Louis 2 yrs., 4 yrs. with Keystone ("Mickey"),
Sunshine, Sennett Special (" Yankee Doodle in
Berlin," " His Last False Step," " Down on
the Farm"). Ad., Los Angeles Athletic Club,
Los Angeles; studio ad., Mack Sennett Come-
dies, Los Angeles, Cal.
JOOS, Therdo; also scenario writer; b. California;
stage career, 7 yrs. dramatic; screen career,
Universal, Glumes Film, Reelcraft, Vitagraph,
Border Feature Film (" Girl of the Rancho,"
" The White Squaw," " The Outlaw," " Queen
of Diamonds" serial, " The Wlid Cat," " The
Moonshine Feud," " Night Riders of the Des-
ert"). Home ad., 1340 N. Milton st., Holly-
wood, Calif., Holly 1360; studio, Border Feature
Film Corp., Bisbee, Ariz.
JOSE, Edward; b. Antwerp, Belgium; educ. Paris
Conservatory for Pianists; stage career, for 20
yrs. in France, Belgium, S. America and Eng-
land, stage director for Antoine and Sarah Bern-
hardt; screen career, Pathe ("The Light That
Failed"), Selznick ("Poppy," "The Moth"),
Artcraft (" La Tosca," " Resurrection," "Fe-
dora "), Artcraft specials (" My Cousin," " The
Beautiful Romance," " Two Brides," " Fires of
Faith"), Anita Stewart Prod. ("The Fighting
Shepherdess"), Select ("Isle of Conquest"),
Ed Jose Prod. (" Mothers of Men "), Asso.
Exhib. ("What Women Will Do"), Vitagraph
("Her Lord and. Master," "The Scarab Ring,"
"The Prodigal Judge"). Ad., Friars Club,
N. Y.
JULIAN, Rupert; screen career, "The Kaiser, the
Beast of Berlin," Universal (dir. and played in
" The Fire Flingers," dir. " The Sleeping
Lion"), Bluebird ("The Millionaire Pirate").
K
KEIJLETTE, John William; also scenario
writer; b. Lowell, Mass.; screen career, Uni-
versal, asst. dir. Violet Mersereau features;
Thanhouser, seen, writer for 2 yrs.^ Fox Film
Corp., co-director and writer on Vivian Martin,
June Caprice, Lee Children, George Walsh,
Peggy Hyland, Evelyn Nesbit features; directed
Paramount-Briggs comedies (" Saturday,"
"Burglars," the Circus series, " The Sticky Six,"
" Buried Gold "), composer of popular songs.
Home ad., Elks Club, 116 W. 43d st., N. Y. C.
KELLEY, Albert Jerome; b. Meriden, Conn.; educ.
there and New Haven; early career, newspaper
reporter in New England cities; screen career,
asst. dir. and sub-title writer at old Edison
Studios, N. Y. ; 5 yrs. asst. and co-dir. with
Metro, associated with Madame Nazimova, Bert
Lytell, May Allison, directed Viola Dana in
" Homestuff." Home ad., 6081 Sunset Blvd.,
Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 1261; studio, Metro.
KELSEY, Fred A.; b. Sandusky, O., 1884; educ.
high sch. ; early career, sailor on Great Lakes;
stage career, playing juveniles, comedians,
heavies, in " Secret Service," " House of a
Thousand Candles"; screen career, Nestor, Re-
liance-Majestic, Fine Arts, Thanhouser, Uni-
versal (" A Slave of Fear," " The Fugitive,"
" The Outlaw and the Lady." " The Texas
Sphinx," "The Honor of an Outlaw," "A 44-
Calibre Mystery," " Six Shooter Justice," " The
One Way Trail," "Reforming a Reformer"),
Metro ("Puppets of Fate"). Member M. P. D.
A. Ad., 2209 Fairfield, Hollywood, Cal.; Holly
3340.
KELSON, George; b. England; educ. Univ. of
London, stage career 5 yrs. London, 6 yrs. Eng-
lish provinces; screen career, World (" The
Way of the Strong," " The Tenth Case," " The
Way Out," " The Purple Lily "), Brady (" Stolen
Orders," "Little Women"), Mayflower ("Bol-
shevism on Trial "), Canadian Prod. (" The
World Shadow "). Ad., Friars Club, or home,
535 W. 135th St., N. Y. ; Mngside 4357.
KENNEDY, Aubrey M.; b. Winnipeg, Man.,
Canada; educ. St. Mary's Coll., Dayton. O. ;
early career, author; screen career, 3 yrs. Gen.
Mgr. for Essanay, 2 yrs. Gen. Mgr. for Ameri-
can, 3 yrs. Gen. Mgr. of prods, for Universal,
2 yrs. Gen. Mgr. of prods, for Goldwyn;
author and director of " The Yellow Menace "
a serial, " The Masked Rider," serial, 12 2-reel
westerns.
KENTON, Erie Cawthorne; b. Norborne, Mo. ;
educ. Kansas City, Mo.; screen career, Mack
Sennett ("-Small Town Idol," "Married Life,"
" Down on the Farm," " Salome," " Home Tal-
ent"), Warner Bros. ("The Love Egg").
Home ad., 833 S. Grand ave., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 10483.
KERN, George H., producer; b. Des Moines, Iowa;
educ. there and St. Louis; stage career, actor,
director and singer, with David Belasco, Metro-
politan Opera Co. ; screen career, prod, manager,
Christy Film Co.; general manager, Itala-Ar-
gentine Film Co., Buenos Ayres; now prod, and
director-in-chief of Geo. H. Kern Productions.
Ad., Hollywood studios, Hollywood, Calif.
KING, Burton; b. Cincinnati, 1877; stage career,
in " Strongheart." " Graustark." " Shot Gun
Opera"; screen career, Equitable ("Man and
His Angel"), Metro ("Black Butterfly," "A
Soul of a Magdalen," "To the Death"), Pathe
(" Seven Pears "), Selig (" Out of the Shadow,"
"The Font of Courage"), International
(" Flower of Faith "), Rolfe (" Master Mystery "
Houdini serial), Selznick ("Scream in the
Night"), McManus ("Lost Battalion"), Wis-
taria (" Lurking Peril " serial), Hallmark (" The
Discarded Woman"), J. W. Film ("Every
Man's Price "). Green Room Club, N. Y.
KING, Carleton S.; b. Dec. 15, 1887, St. Louis.
Mo.; educ. St. Louis, Chicago and N. Y. C.;
stage career, comedian in opera and mus.
com., also comedy-drama with Francis Wilson
Co., etc.; screen career, 2 yrs. with Edison
(played leads and directed " The Way Back."
" Breaking the Shackles," " A Child in Judg-
ment"), Dixie Films, Vitagraph ("Dry Valley
Jackson"), Famous Players ("Uncle Sam, M.
D."), Paramount Magazine ("Ain't"), Master
Pictures (" Roman Candles "), stage dir. for
Wm. DeMille Prod. Home ad., 1353 Cahuenga,
Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 5158.
KING, Henry; b. Chrlstiansburg, Va. ; educ.
Roanoke; 10 yrs. legit, stage exper. as actor,
Shakespearean roles in stk., also " The Lion
and the Mouse," "Graustark," etc.; screen
career, Ince, Paramount (" 23% Hours Leave "),
Jesse D. Hampton (" Fugitive From Matri-
mony," " Help Wanted Male," " One Hour Be-
fore Dawn," " Haunting Shadows," " Dice of
Destiny," "When We Were Twenty-One"),
Robertson-Cole ("Mistress of Shenstone," "Sal-
vage," "The Greater Love"). Member M. P.
D. A.
KIRKLAND, David; b. San Francisco; educ.
Univ. of Calif.; stage career, with Robert Ede-
son, Maud Adams; screen career, Essanay (" The
Children of the Forest "), Fox (" House of
Terrible Scandals"), Universal ("The Crippled
Hand"); director. Emerson, Loos Prods., ("A
Temperamental Wife," "A Virtuous Vamp," "In
Search of a Sinner"). Member M. P. D. A.
Ad., Los Angeles Athletic Club Calif.
KNOL.ES, Harley; b. Rotherham, England, 1S80;
educ. Cambridge Univ. ; stage career, stage
mgr. and prod. Liebler & Co.; screen career,
World ("Who Is Sylvia?" "The Price of
Pride," "The Little Duchess"), World ("The
Voluneer," " His Brother's Wife," " The Ad-
ventures of Carol," " Wanted, a Mother,"
"Stolen Orders"), Brady Prod. ("Little
Women"), Mayflower Photoplay Corp. ("Bol-
shevism on Trial "), Famous Players, " Half an
Hour" with Dorothy Dalton) Alliance Film Co.,
"Carnival," Middlesex, England. Member
Friars Club and M. P. D. A. New York, N. Y.
KOL.KER, Henry, also 1 actor; educ. Quincy, 111.;
stage career, 20 yrs., 15 yrs. annual appearing
in N. Y. as leading man in B'way prods. ; screen
career, Metro (played in " The Parisian Tigress,"
" Blackie's Redemption," with Nazimova in
" The Red Lantern "), Rob-Cole (directed
" Woman Michael Married," played in " Her
Purchase Price"), directed "The Third Genera-
tion," Brentwood (" Bright Skies," " Heart of
Twenty"), Selznick ("Palace of Darkened
Windows," " The Greatest Love," "The
Fighter," " Bucking the Tiger," " Man of
stone"), United Artists ("Disraeli"). Ad.,
Lambs Club, 130 W. 44th, New York.
KUL.L., Edward; b. and educ. Chicago; screen
career, Selig, 8 yrs. as cameraman; Universal, 4
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yrs., then director (" The Vanishing Dagger,"
" The Diamond Queen," " The Terror Trail,"
" Vengeance Trail," series of six Northwest
Mounted Stories. Home ad., 311 Colorado Blvd.,
Glendale, Calif., phone 797-M.
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LAEMMLE, Edward; b. Chicago, 111., 1889; educ.
Armour Inst. of Technology; early career, ma-
chinist, clerical work; screen career, Universal
" The Cowboy Editor," " The Pulpit Punch."
" The Outlaw," " The Rim of the Desert," " Cow-
ard of Covelo," " The Range Riders," " Under
Blazing Skies"), etc. Home ad., Boulevard
Apts., Hollywood, Calif., phone 579718.
LAMBART, Harry; b. Dublin, Ireland; educ. Trin-
ity Coll., Dublin, and Edinburgh Univ.; early
career, officer British cavalry for 9 yrs., stage
career, light comedy, with Geo. Edwardes,
Frank Curzon, Cyril Maude in London, char-
acter parts in " Three Faces East," " A Night
at an Inn," "The Bluebird"; screen career, di-
rector at Vitagraph 1910-15, "An Officer and a
Gentleman," "Spirit and the Clay," "The
Diver," "The Test," producer of official picture
at the Panama Pacific Exposition, Author's Film
("The Silent Witness," "The Crucible of
Life "), vice-pres. and dir. gen. Lambart Film
Corp. and Mirror Films, Inc. Ad., Royal Auto-
mobile Club, Pall Mall, London.
LAMBERT, Glen; b. Richmond, Va., 1894; educ.
choir school, Cathedral St. John the Divine,
N. Y. ; stage career, Boston stk. co., vaud. pro-
ducer; screen career, Florida Photoplays, "Child
of the Sea," " The Dream Man " Superior Fea-
tures, " The Rounder " also with Biograph,
Crystal, Eclair, Klutho; author 73 produced
scenarios.
LANE, Tamar; educ. Boston, Prince Schl. and
Stamford Acad. ; has written articles and
stories for leading newspapers and magazines;
in theatrical and motion picture business for
10 years, serving in various capacities; photo-
play editor Boston Evening Record; editor
Screen Magazine; author and director of sev-
eral pictures made by Plaza Film Co. ; Gen.
Mgr. Character Pictures Corp. Ad., 200 W.
lllth st.. N. Y. C.
LAWRENCE, Edmund; b. Bridgeport, Conn.;
educ. Brooklyn, N. Y., stage career, character
actor and comedian, Julia Marlowe, Francis
Wilson, E. H. Sothern, Daniel Frohman, Lillian
Russell, DeWolf Hopper, the Shuberts; screen
career, Fox Film Corp. (." Lure of Ambition,"
" Queen of Hearts," " The Liar," " Her Price,"
" The Love Auction," " A Daughter of France,"
" The Fire Brand," " The Merry-Go-Round,"
" Lost Money." "What Would You Do?" Home
ad., 274 Rutland road, Brooklyn, N. Y. ; phone
Flatbush 5461.
LEHRMAN, Henry; b. Austria; educ. there;
screen career, Biograph, Imp, Keystone, helped
organize L-KO, organized Lehrman Sunshine
Comedies in 1917 with William Fox, organized
and president of Henry Lehrman Prods., Inc.,
producing comedies for First Nat'l release,
Sunshine Comedies (" Wild Women and Tame
Lions," "Who's Your Father?" "A Tight
Squeeze," " A High Diver's Last Kiss," " Mon-
grels," "The Fatal Marriage"), Lehrman
Prods. " The Twilight Baby," " The Kick in
High Life"). Ad., 6717 Franklin ave., Los An-
geles, Calif.; Holly 2329.
LEONARD, Robert Z.; b. Denver, Colo.; stage
career, with Calif. Opera Co., property man,
comedian, stage mgr. in comic opera and
drama, has sung in over 100 light operas;
screen career, Lasky ("A Mormon Maid,"
"Life's Pendulum"), Famous Players ("The
Primrose Ring"), Universal ("Primrose Vir-
tue," " The Bride's Awakening," " Modern
Love," " Delicious Little Devil "), Cosmopolitan
("Miracle of Love," "Restless Sex"), Famous
Players ("The Gilded Lily," "Heedless
Moths "). Home ad., 1 W. 67th st. N. Y. C.
LE SAINT, Edward J.; b. Cincinnati, Ohio; educ.
there; stage career, 20 yrs. in stk. and on the
road; screen career, Universal ("The Long
Chance," "The Three Godfathers"), Fox ("The
Devil's Wheel," " The Bird of Prey," " Kultur,"
" The Strange Woman," " The Call of the Soul,"
" The Wilderness Trail,' " The Speed Maniac ").
Home ad., 850 N. Andrews blvd., Los Angeles,
Calif. ' Member M. P. D. A.
LE SAINT, Stella Razeto (Mrs. Edward J. ;
b. San Diego, Caif. ; educ. San Francisco; stage
career, 10 yrs. in stk. and on the road; screen
career, Majestic, Kinemacolor, Selig, Universal,
dir. Ed Le Saint, co-director with Mr. Le Saint
on everything he makes. Home ad., 850 N. An-
drews blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; Wilshire 2931.
LESSEY, George A.; b. Amherst, Mass.; educ.
Dean Acad., Williston Sem. and Amherst Coll.;
stage career, in all branches of theatrical busi-
ness; screen career, Thanhouser (Romeo in
"Romeo and Juliet"), 3 yrs. with Edison (dir.
" The Birth of the Star Spangled Banner," etc.),
Universal in 1914 (dir. King Baggott), Metro
"The Purple Lady"), Wharton, Inc. (" Patria,"
"The Eagle's Eye"), De Luxe ("Twilight"),
Hallmark ("Wits vs. Wits"), Selznick ("A
Divorce of Convenience"). Temporarily re-
turned to acting, 1921. Home ad., 34 W. 75th
st., N. Y. C. Member M. P. D. A.
LE STRANGE, G. S. (Dick); also Comedian;
b. Weisbaden, Germany, 1882; educ. New York
Univ.; stage career, stk., vaud., with Savage
and Shubert, "Girl of the Golden West" on
tour; screen career, Lasky, Fox, Selig, Morosco.
Metro leads, Sunset Pict. ("Sundown Slim"),
Edison ("Five Dollar Bill," 'Whirligig of
Life"), directed 20 reel serial featuring Grace
Davidson, "Bolsheviki of the U. S. A." Pioneer
("The Hidden Code"). Hght., 6; wght., 185; blue
eyes, blond hair. Home ad., Ill Hollister ave.,
Ocean Park, Cal.
LEVERING, Joseph; b. Columbus, Ind. ; educ.
Kansas City, Mo. ; screen career, Art Dramas
("Little Miss Fortune," "The Road Between"),
Erbograph ("The Little Samaritan" with
Marion Swayne, "The Victim," "The Trans-
gressor"). Gaumont ("His Temporary Wife,"
"Making Her His Wife") Gaumont ("Husbands
and Wives"). Home ad., 518 W. 204th St.,
N. Y. C. '
LEWIS, Charles, also scenario writer; b. Brook-
lyn; educ. Brooklyn; screen career. Jungle Film
Co., Universal, Kinetophote Corp., Imp. Novelty;
produces, directs amateur pictures ("The Dim
Light" Lewis Films, directed "Visions," both
with full amateur casts). Now dir. local pic-
tures with full amateur casts in Western States.
Home ad., 61 Bay 23d St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
LEWIS, Edgar; b. Holden, Mo., 1872; as a boy
was shanghaied and taken to England, later
4 yrs. with circus; stage career, long period
of rep. and stock; screen career, Solax, Re-
liance, Photoplay Prods. Co., Life Photo, 6 yrs.
Fox, Lubin ("The Great Divide," "The Bar-
rier"), Edgar Lewis ("The Bar Sinister," "The
Sign Invincible," "Calibre 38," "Other Men's
Shoes," "Sherry," "Lahoma," "A Beggar in Pur-
ple," "Sage Hen"). Ad., 1119 Westchester
Place, Hollywood, Calif.
LINDER, Max; b. Bordeaux, France; educ. there
and Paris; stage career, stk. in Europe; screen
career, Pathe (Max comedies), Essanay (wrote,
dir. and starred in "Max Comes Across," "Max
in a Taxi," "Max, the Heartbreaker," "Max
Plays Detective," "Max Wants a Divorce").
Prod. 5 reel comedy for Robertson-Cole. Hght.,
5, 4; wght., 125; dark complexion, black hair,
brown eyes. Ad., Universal City, Cal., and 220
W. 42nd st., N. Y.
LITSON, M. N.; b. N. Y., 1878; educ. Coll. City,
N. Y. ; stage career, productions, "Sword of
the King," "Robin Hood," "Ninety and Nine";
screen career, Paragon ("Paying the Price"),
Peerless ("Nathan Hale"), Thanhouser ("Pa-
triot and Spy"), Biograph, Edison, Metro ("The
Eternal Question"), Artcraft ("Pride of the
Clan," "Poor Little Rich Girl"), production
mgr. at Goldwyn Studio. Studio, Goldwyn,
Culver City. Calif.
LLOYD, Frank; b. Glasgow, Scotland; stage ca-
reer, stk., rep., came to America at head of
Walker's rep. cos.; also vaud.; screen career
(heavy in Rex releases, then dir. own co). Fox
("Les Miserables." "Tale of Two Cities,"
"Blindness of Divorce," "Riders of the Purple
Sage"), Goldwyn ("World and Its Woman,"
"Loves of Letty," "Silver Horde," "Madame X,"
"The Great Lover," "Tale of Two Worlds,"
"Roads of Destiny," "Voice in the Dark");
member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 1765 N. Vine
st.. Hollywood, Calif.
LOUIS, Will; b. Woodfleld, Md.; stage career,
15 yrs. as stock actor and stage manager;
screen career, has directed numerous pictures,
specializing in comedies, with Lubin, Edison,
Solax, Vim, Goldwyn (played in "Jubilo").
Hght., 5, 6; wght., 150. Home ad., 3651 N. 15th
st., Phila.
LOWRY, Ira M.; b. Phila., 1888: educ. there;
screen career, began 1903, familiar with every
branch of the industry through personal ex-
perience; designed 400-acre plant now used by
Betzwood Film Co., of which he Is vice-presi-
dent and general manager; Betzwood ("The
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Eyes of Truth," "Sandy Burke," "Oh,
Johnny," "Speedy Meade," "A Misfit Earl,"
"Road Called Straight"), dir. 12 Toonersville
Trolley comedies. Ad., Betzwood Film Co.,
Port Kennedy, Pa.
LUND, O. A. C.; also writer; b. Stockholm,
Sweden; educ. Upsala Univ.; stage career,
Folk Theatre, Stockholm, and Royal Dramatic
Theatre; screen career, Eclair, World, Uni-
versal, Metro ("The Dollar Mark," "The
Marked Woman"), Fox ("The Painted Ma-
donna," "Hearts Revenge," "Peg of the
Pirate"), Universal (Violet Mersereau in "To-
gether," "The Unfinished House"), Bluebird
("The Nature Girl"). Member M. P. D. A. Ad.,
Green Room Club, N. Y. C.
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MACDONALD, J. Farrel; b. Waterbury, Conn.,
1875; educ. Yale; ex-officer U. S. Army; stage
career 18 yrs. ; screen career from 1908 with
G. M. Andersen, with Griffith (Biograph) ;
Imp. as actor and dir., Pathe as director pro-
duced all 5 and 6 reel Oz features, Keystone-
Triangle, Universal ("Roped." "A Fight for
Love," played in "Marked Men"), American
("Molly of the Follies," "A Sporting Chance"),
Pathe ("This Hero Stuff"), Universal ("Bullet
Proof," "Path She Chose," "Hitchin" Posts."
"The Freeze Out," "Desperate Youth," "The
Wallop"). Ad., home, 1443 Martel ave., Los
Angeles. Member M. P. D A
MACDONALD, Sherwood; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. Yale
Univ., Ph. B. ; early career, lawyer, author;
screen career, Republic, Triangle ("What
Every Mother Knows," "Muggsy," "Sunny
Jane," "Checkmate," "Wildcat." "Bit of
Kindling." "Betty Be Good," "Bab the Fixer,"
"Red Circle" serial) Robertson-Cole ("Cold
Steel"). Home ad., 1221 W. 7th st., Los
Angeles, Cal. ; phone 60121.
MacGBEGOB, Norval; b. River Falls, Wis., 1865;
stage exper. 20 yrs., lead and manager for
Nance O'Neil; 5 yrs. mgr. Janet Waldorf in
world tour; screen career, 8 yrs., independent
release "100 Years of Mormonism," Selig,,Uni-
versal, Calif. Film. Corp., Select "Children of
Banishment" (Mitchell Lewis) Metro ("Mutiny
of the Elsinore"). Home ad., Sierra Madre, Cal.
Member M. P. D. A.
MACKENZIE, Donald; b. Edinburgh, Scotland;
educ. Stewart's Coll., Edinburgh; with Au-
gustin Daly Co., Whitney Opera Co., played
with Lew Fields In "The June Bride"; screen
career, Pathe ("The Perils of Pauline," "The
Spender," "The Pardon," "The Shielding Shad-
ow," "The Challenge," "The Seven Pearls,"
Oliver ("Craig Kennedy" serial), S. L. K. Corp.
("The Fatal Fortune" with Helen Holmes).
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
MACQUABBIE, Murdock, also actor; b. and
educ. San Francisco; stage career, played the
waif in "Lights o' London" at age of 7, in
rep., etc., with Henry Miller, W. A. Brady,
Joseph Jefferson, E. S. Willard, in leading
parts, several seasons in stock; screen career,
with Biograph, was first lead with Kinema-
color, to Universal in 1913, Signal ("Stain in
the Blood," "Nancy's Birthright"), American
("The Gambler's Last Love"), Selznick ("Pan-
thea"), Bernstein ("Humility," "Loyalty,"
"Justice"), National ("The Son of Tarzan"
serial, Universal ("Twisted Souls," "The
Keeper of Hell Gate"). Goldwyn ("The Silver
Horde"), Arrow ("Thunderbolt Jack"). Hght.,
5, 8; wght., 150; brown hair, gray eyes. Mem-
ber M. P. D. A. Home ad., 1967 Beechwood
Drive. Hollywood, Cal.
MAIGNE, Charles; b. Richmond, Va., Nov. 11.
ISSl; educ. Univ. of Notre Dame; early
career, newspaper man, war correspondent,
magazine writer, officer in U. S. Army; screen
career, adapted and directed Famous Players
("The Copperhead"), Artcraft ("The Invisible
Bond," "Firing Line"), Select ( "Redhead,"
"World to Live In"), Special ("Quest of the
Big 'Un"), Famous Players ("The Copper-
head," "A Fighting Chance," "Frontier of the
Stars," "The Kentuckians"), Realart ("A
Cumberland Romance"). Ad., Lambs Club,
N. Y. Member M. P. D. A.
MABCUS, Siegbert T.; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. College
of N. Y. C. ; early career, chemical engineer,
screen career, Fox, Goldwyn, ("North Wind's
Malice"). Home ad., 2001 Morris ave., N. Y. C.,
Ford 2722.
MABSHAIX, George E.; b. Chicago, 1891; educ.
St. John's Mil. Acad. ; Wisconsin and Univ. of
Chicago; screen career, 4 yrs. with Universal
"Love's Lariat," "Liberty" serial), dir. "Ad-
ventures of Ruth," Ruth Roland Serials.
"Ruth of the Rockies," Fox ("Prairie Trails,"
"Hands Off"). Member M. P. D. A. Los An-
geles, Calif.
MABSTON, Theodore M.; stage career covering
a period of 20 yrs., creating and playing many
leading character parts in B'way prods.; with
Mary Mannering, H. B. Warner, Wm. H.
Crane, etc., appearing in "The Man of the
Hour," "The Girl from Rector's," "Quo Vadis,"
"Alias Jimmy Valentine," "The Squaw Man";
screen career, Pathe, Kinemacolor, Vitagraph,
(dir. "Mortmain," "The Secret Kingdom"),
McClure ("Greed," "Sloth," "Wrath," of
"Seven Deadly Sins" series)' Universal ("The
Girl by the Roadside," "The Raggedy Queen"),
Vitagraph ("The Black Gate").
MABTIN, Al; b. and educ. Milwaukee, Wise.;
stage career, vaud. ; screen career, 5 yrs. with
Essanay, dir. Leo and Blanche White in come-
dies, six Alt and Howell comedies, now making
series of comedy-dramas for Leo White. Home
ad.. 2021 Canyon Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.
MABTIN, E. A.; also scenario writer; stage
career, with R. B. Mantell, Frank Mayo,
general stage mgr. for David Belasco, author
and producer of the play "Wyoming," stk.
producer for 6 yrs.; screen career, Selig ("When
a Woman's Forty," "The Fighting Fishmaid,"
"In Tune with the Wild," "The Lost City"
serial "Miracles of the Jungle"). Home ad.,
3463 Mission road, Los Angeles, Cal.; studio,
Selig Zoo.
McCABTHY, J. P.; screen career, 5 yrs. as tech-
nical director and assistant to D. W. Griffith,
organized McCarthy Picture Productions, pro-
duced "Out of the Dust," "The Weakness of
the Strong." Office, Markham Bldg., Holly-
wood, Cal.; home ad., 7519 Emelita ave., Holly-
wood, Calif.
McCOLLOUGH, Fhilo; b. San Brendo, Cal.;
educ. there and Los Angeles; screen career,
Selig, Mutual, Kalem, Metro, Bluebird ("The
Dream Lady," "Rich Man's Darling"), Allan
Dwan Prods. ("Soldiers of Fortune," "The
Spleendid Hazard," "Heart of a Fool)," "The
Scoffer"), Ince ("Market of Souls"), Fox ("The
Untamed"). Home ad., 1341 Stanley ave., Los
Angeles, Cal., studio, Fox.
McGILL, Lawrence B.; b. Courtland, Miss., 1869;
educ. Courtland Acad.; stage career, for 20
yrs. directed traveling rep. and stock cos.,
producing more than 400 plays; screen career,
dir., American-Eclair, Reliance-Majestic, All-
Star, Metro, Arrow ("Children of St. Anne,"
"Arizona," "Pierre of the Plains," "The Price
He Paid," "The Sealed Valley," "How Molly
Made Good," "The Woman's Law," "Crime
and Punishment"), Astra Pathe ("The Girl
From Bohemia," "The Angel Factory").
Member M. P. D. A.
MeGOWAN, John P.; director general, also actor;
b. S. Australia; educ. Australia; stage career,
with Robert Mantell, William Faversham, H.
W. Savage, also in stock and vaud. ; screen ca-
reer, Kalem, Lasky, formed Signal Corp. with
S. S. Hutchinson to feature Helen Holmes, pro-
duced "Girl and the Game," "Whispering
Smith," "Medicine Bend," "Diamond Runners,"
"The Railroad Raiders," "The Lost Express,"
serial "Lure of the Circus," Universal ("Elmo,
the Fearless," "Seal of Satan" serials), Robert-
son-Cole (starred in and ' dir. "Cold Steel"),
dir. and starred in "The Nerve of Nolan,"
"Discontented Wives" for State Rights. Mem-
ber M. P. D. A. Los Angeles, Cal.
MeGOWAN, Bobert F., also scenario writer; b.
Denver, Colo.; educ. Denver pub schls. ; screen
career, seen. Universal ("The Search of a Wife,"
"Their Only Son," etc.), Christie ("A Blessed
Blunder," "Nearly a Papa"). Thos. H. Ince,
National, directed Christie Comedies, has writ-
ten and produced nearly 100 comedies, also
Universal features, Flanagan Edwards, Carter
De Haven, Chester Comedies, Gatzert Prod.,
home ad., 5343 Lexington ave., Los Angeles,
Cal.
McMACKIN, Archer; b. Lake City, Iowa; educ.
Univ. of Chicago and Cornell; early career,
magazine and newspaper writer in Chicago,
reporter and special writer to Record-Herald;
screen career, started writing for Essanay,
Biograph and Lubin, later editor, Essanay,
also wrote publicity, conducted contest which
produced the word "photoplay" now uni-
versally used; wrote more than 500 orig.
stories and prod, nearly 400 subjects, best
pictures, Essanay ("The Final Judgment,"
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"The Right of Way"), American ("In the
Purple Hills," "Everyheart"), National
("Nothing But Nerve"), Model-Gale Henry
("This Way Out"). Ince ("The Rookie's Re-
turn"). Home ad.. 205 N. Broadway, Los
Angeles, Cal. ; Pico 875.
McRAE, Henry Alexander; b. Ontario, Can.;
educ. there; stage career, on graduating from
school toured with own co. for 2 yrs., later
operated stock cos. in Seattle, Portland, Sac-
ramento and San Francisco; took shows to
Japan, Hawaii, the Orient; screen career, 1 yr.
with Selig, Universal (dir. Bison animal and
other features, dir. "The Pirate of Panama"),
Bison ("Giant Powder," "A Night with Whis-
pering Smith"). Formerly director-general
Universal City, Universal ("Dropped from the
Clouds," "Man and Beast," "The Range
War," "Dragon's Net"). Ad.. L. A. Athletic
Club. Member M. P. D. A., Los Angeles, Cal.
MELFORD, George H.; b. Rochester, N. Y. ; educ.
McGill Univ.; stage career, 7 yrs., in various
legit, prods.; screen career, 10 yrs., first with
Kalem (as actor and director, produced "The
Boer War," "The Invisible Power"), Lasky
(dir. "The Hostage," "The Call of the East,"
"Nan of Music Mountain," "Sandy," "The
Bravest Way," "City of Dim Faces," "The
Source," "Cruise of the Make Believes,"
"Everywoman," "The Sea Wolf," "The Round-
UP," "The Jucklins," "The Round Up." "Be-
hold My Wife," "The Faith Healer,'"' "A Wise
Fool"). Ad., studio, Lasky, Hollywood, Cal.
Member M. P. D. A.
MIDDLETON, Edwin; b. Philadelphia, Pa.; educ.
Svvarthmore Coll., Pa.; stage career, 30 yrs.,
21 yrs. in stk., Phila., supporting Mrs. John
Drew, Amelia Bingham, Edward Harrigan,
Rose Stahl, etc.; screen career, entered motion
pictures in 1906, returning to the legitimate
each autumn until 1911, when he joined the
Lubin forces, subsequently with Biograph, Gau-
mont, Frohman Amuse. Corp., and Cissie Fitz-
gerald Co., directing Thomas Jefferson, Lillian
Russell, Lionel Barrymore and Jane Gray;
member of Lambs', Players' Club, New York,
and M. P. D. A., Los Angeles, Calif.
MILLARDE, Harry; b. Springfield, O. ; stage ca-
reer, with Walker Whiteside, Robt. Mantell,
J. K. Hackett, stock in Cincinnati. O., Wil-
mington, Del.; screen career, Kalem, Universal,
Fox, playing and directing ("Every Girl's
Dream," "Miss U. S. A.," "Sunshine Maid,"
"Blue Eyed Mary," "Bonnie Annie Laurie,"
"Caught in the Act," "Miss Innocence"), Fox
("Gambling in Souls," "Rose of the West,"
"Sacred Silence," "The White Moll," "Over the
Hill." Production starring William Farnum
working title "Guilty"). Ad., care Fox Film
Corp., N. Y., member M. P. D. A., N. Y.
MILLER, Ashley; b. Cincinnati, O.; educ. De-
troit, Mich.; stage career, with Walker White-
side, Otis Skinner, Ezra Kendall, Henrietta
Grossman. Anna Held; screen career, Edison (7
years), Famous Players, Community Prods,
Pathe, Vitagraph, Ashley Miller Prod. Author
of 150 produced photoplays, one novel "The
Key," of 2 three-act plays, "The Key," "His
Friend the Liar," and several one-act sketches.
Latest releases "Man and -His Mate," "The
Good Things of Life." Home ad., 4 West 92nd
St., N. Y. ; office, 71 West 23rd St., N. Y. Mem-
ber M. P. D. A.
MILLER, Charles; b. Saginaw, Mich.; educ. Univ.
of Mich.; stage career, for 15 yrs. under mgmt.
of Chas. Frohman, Henry B. Harris. Klaw &
Erlanger, Daniel Frohman, stage dir., stock
throughout country, leading man with Clara
Bloodgood, Louis Mann, Clara Liuman, etc. ;
screen career, 1 yr. with Ince, Triangle-Ince
("The Flame of the Yukon"), Select ("The
Ghosts of Yesterday"), Metro Screen Classics
("Wilson or the Kaiser," "Why Germany Must
Pay"), Goldwyn ("The Service Star"), May-
flower ("Low of the Yukon"). Pantheon, "On
the Back Lot." Director of M. P. D. A., 1921,
New York. Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
MTLLHAUSER, Bertram; b. N. Y.; screen career,
Pathe-Astra (continuity writer and co-author-
ship "The Fatal Ring," "House of Hate,"
"The Lightning Raider," serials starring
Pearl White). G. B. Seitz, Inc., ("The Black
Secret " "Velvet Hawk," serials). Directed
Juanita Hansen in Pathe ("The Phantom Foe,"
"The Yellow Arm"). Home ad., 454 Ft. Wash-
ington ave. ,N. Y. C.
MILLS, Thomas R.: b. England; educ. Horsham
Coll., Eng. ; stage career, with Modjeska,
Richard Mansfield, Chas. Frohman, Henry
Miller, Louis Mann, covering 16 yrs.; screen
career, Reliance 1 yr.. Vitagraph 4 yrs. ("The
Duplicity of Hargraves," "Cop and the Author,"
"The Guilty Party," O. Henry series, "A Night
in New Arabia," "The Girl in His House"),
Goldwyn ("Duds"). Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 175;
dark hair, gray eyes.
MITCHELL, Bruce; b. Freeport, 111.; educ. U. S.
Naval Acad., Annapolis; stage career, 2 yrs.
stk., 1 yr. vaud., Keiths and Orpheum, 6 mos.
stage dir.; screen career, dir. National ("Capti-
vating Mary," "The Leper," "The Night Be-
fore," "Temptations"), Norman Manning Prod.
("A Designing Husband," "His Handsome
Butler"), First National ("A Matrimonial Mara-
thon"). Home ad., 1446 N. Benton Way, Los
Angeles, Calif., Wilshire 1067; studio National.
MITCHELL, Claude H.; b. Melbourne, Australia,
1891; educ. Europe; designed and built the
Lone Star Studio, Hollywood, for the Climax
Co., including large laboratory, installing entire
studio equipment, joined the Famous Players-
Lasky becoming head of Asst. Director's Dept.,
in that capacity for 3 yrs., in 1916 published
"The Assistant Director's Compedium"; Brent-
wood ("Seeing It Thru"). For past year
with Famous Players-Lasky, Poole st., New
North Road, Islington, London, N. E. England.
Home ad., 1556 No. Kenmore ave., Hollywood,
Calif.; phone 59437.
MITCHELL, Howard M.; b. Pittsburgh, Pa.. 1*83;
educ. there; stage career, stock, rep. and
heavies in A. H. Woods crods. ; screen career,
Lubin (8 yrs. acting and directing), Than-
houser (2 yrs directing) Fox ("The Splendid
Sin," "Snares of Paris," "A Girl in Bohemia,"
"Molly and I," "Love's Harvest," "Little Wan-
derer," "Flame of Youth," "Wing Toy," "The
Lamplighter," "The Mother Heart," "Love
Time," "Queenie," "Faith," "The Husband
Hunted," "Beware the Bride"). Ad., Lanker-
shim Hotel, Los Angeles, Calif. Member M.
P. D. A.
MOODY, Harry G., also scenario writer; b. Syd-
ney, Australia; educ. there; stage career, 16
yrs., stk., vaud., mus. com.; screen career,
1 yr. with Universal, 2 yrs. with Griffith,
Doubleday Prod. (The Katterjohns in "Strand-
ed," "Pa's Vacation," "Wild Women," "Pa
Steps Out," "Investigating the Count," "Trail
of the Buzzard," "Western Rays," "Girl of the
West," "Lone Hand Wilson").
MOORE, Eugene W.; b. Annapolis Valley, Nova
Scotia; educ. Boston, Mass., and N. Y. ; stage
career, appeared with Edwin Booth, Frederick
Warde and Stuart Robson in Shakespearean
plays; starred 5 yrs. in "The Burglar," then
"Diplomacy"; screen career, since 1912,
Thanhouser ("The Candy Girl"), Pathe ("When
Baby Forgot"), Universal ("Nancy's Baby,"
"O'Connor's Mag," "Gene of the Lazy A,"
"The Girl Who Won Out"), Lasalida-Pathe
("Captain Kiddo"), Eugene Moore Prod., Blue-
bird ("Sue of the South").
MORGAN, Carl; educ. Trinity School, N. Y. C. ;
stage career, comic opera, with Anna Held 3
yrs., own companies, 7 yrs., vaud.; screen career,
casting dir. McClure ("Seven Deadly Sins"),
co-dir. World ("Man of the Hour," "The Wish-
ing Ring," "Jimmy Valentine," "The Pit,"
"Trilby," "Ivory Snuff Box," "The Cub"), di-
rector Commonwealth Photoplay Corp., now dir.
gen. Metropolitan Pictures Corp. ("A Thousand
Faces"). Permanent ad., 2 Oxford Terrace,
Boston, Mass., Back Bay 4491.
MORRIS, Reggie; b. N. Y., 1890; educ. Newark
Acad.; stage career, from 1905, with Richard
Carle, with "Johnnie Jones" co., mgmt. Cohan
& Harris, also "45 Minutes From Broadway,"
"Three Twins," with Kitty Gordon in "The
Enchantress"; screen career, Edison for 2 yrs.,
Biograph 3^ in juv. leads, 1914 joined eastern
Universal, became member L-KO stock, Key-
stone ("False to the Finish"), Bluebird ("The
Love Swindle"), Sennett ("Back to the Kitch-
en"). Home ad., 1742 V 2 N. Western, Los
Angeles, Calif.; phone 597717; studio, Christie.
MORTIMER, Edmund; b. N. Y. C.; educ. there;
stage career, with Mary Mannering, "Thais,"
all-star, Wm. Faversham; screen career, C. K.
Young ("Savage Woman," "Road Thru the
Dark"), Harry Garson ("Hushed Hour"), Tour-
neur ("County Fair"). Home ad., 1828 High-
land ave., Hollywood, Calif.; Holly 2121.
MYLES, Norbert; b. Wheeling, W. Va. ; educ.
Mount St. Joseph Coll., Baltimore, Md.; stage
career, 9 yrs. in stk., Shakespearean rep.,
vaud., and prod.; screen career, began in 1910
with Pathe as leading man, Kalem, Eclair,
Universal, American, Vitagraph, directing Helen
Gibson in railroad specials. Home ad., 4618
Melbourne ave., Hollywood, Cal.; Holly 4424.
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NEILAN, Marshall; b. 1891; educ, high school;
stage career, svk., in San Francisco and Los
Angeles, on road with Barney Bernard and
others; screen career, Artcraft ("Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm," "Little Princess," "M'liss,"
"Stella Maris," "Amarilly of Clothesline Alley,"
"Hit-the-Trail Holliday"), Blanche Sweet Co.,
("The Unpardonable Sin"), First Nat'l ("Daddy
Long Legs," "Her Kingdom of Dreams," "In
Old Kentucky"), Marshall Neilan Prods. ("The
River's End/' "Don't Ever Marry," "Go and
Get It," "Dinty," "Bob Hampton of Placer").
Home ad., Los Angeles Athletic Club; studio
6642 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.
NEILL, R. William; b. Dublin, Ireland; educ.
private tutor; stage career, in "Wildfire" with
Lillian Russell, starred in "Baby Mine," in Lon-
don and on American circuits in "O'Reggie";
author of "Prince o' My Dreams," "Heart's
Desire," and other plays; screen career, 1%
yrs. with Ince, associated with R. B. West in
making of Civilization," Paramount ("Tyrant
Fear," "Green Eyes," "Mating of Marcella,"
"Puppy Love"), Famous Players ("Career of
Katherine Bush"), Hodkinson ("The Band-
box"), First National ("Yes or No," "Good
References"), Realart ("Something Different"),
Paramount ("Idol of the North"). Member
M. P. D. A., N. Y.
NELSON, J. Arthur, also prod, inter., author,
actor; b. Scranton, Pa., 1877; educ. Princeton
Univ.; stage career, star and dir. in N. Y., etc.;
author several plays and. books, including "The
Photoplay"; screen career, author, star, dir.
Universal series of "Slim" comedies; author,
dir. "Under Fire in Mexico," "Day of Reckon-
ing," "Lure of the Rose"; member Associated
and United Motion Picture Producers; 3 yrs.
dir. gen. Dominion Film Corp., Federation Film
Corp. ("The New Disciple," "The Invisible
Force"). Ad., Federation Film Corp., Labor
Temple Bldg., Seattle, Wash.
NIBL.O, Fred, b. York, Neb.; educ. there; stage
career, 25 yrs., starred and produced own plays
in every English speaking country in world;
screen career, feature director for Thos. H.
Ince, 2 yrs., 16 Enid Bennett releases, Thos. H.
Ince ("Mother O' Mine"). J. Parker Read
("Daughters of Joy"). Douglas Fairbanks
("Mark of Zorro," "The Three Musketeers").
Member M. P. D. A. Permanent ad., Beverly
Hills, Calif.
NIGH, William; b. Berlin, Wis. ; educ. Univ. of
California, Berkeley, Cal., while in college
wrote first play, "Off the Road," afterwards
converted into a musical com. ; stage career,
comedy leads in many mus prods.; screen ca-
reer Reliance (wrote, acted and dir. comedies),
California M. P. Corp. ("Salomy Jane"), Metro
(dir. "A Yellow Streak"), Fox ("The Slave,"
dir. "Life's Shadows," "My Four Years in Ger-
many," "The Blue Streak," "Notorious Galla-
gher"), First National ("The Fighting Roose-
velts"), Johnny Dooley comedies. Democracy
Photoplay ("Democracy"). Warner Bros.
("School Days") c-o Merritt Crawford, 1482
Broadway, N. Y.
NOBLE, John W.; b. Albemarle Co., Va. f 1880;
educ. West Point; early career, Lieut, in U. S.
Army for 1% yrs., in Philippines and China,
engineer in Mexico; stage career, 5 yrs. in
stk., vaud. and Broadway prods.; screen ca-
reer, Thanhouser, Biograph, Universal, Mutual
Metro, Goldwyn, Frohman, Selznick, Lyceum
Film Bureau. Writer of plays and short stories.
Ad., Great Neck Station, L. I., N. Y. Member
M. P. D. A.
NORTH, Wilfrid; b. London, Eng. ; early career,
with Mercantile Marine, cattle puncher in
Texas, practising lawyer, soldier in N. G. State
of Texas; stage career, stage mgr. for Mrs.
Fiske 5 yrs., assoc. with Winthrop Ames also
first dir. Harvard Dram. Club and dir. Ama-
teur Comedy Club, N. Y. ; screen career, 3 yrs.
directed for Vitagraph ("Salvation Joan," "The
Ordeal of Elizabeth," "The Kid," "Kitty Mac-
kay," "Mind the Paint Girl"), Select ("The
Undercurrent," "Oil"), Vitagraph ("Over the
Top," "Wallingford"). Now Production Man-
ager for Vitagraph. Studio ad., Vitagraph,
1708 Talmadge St., Hollywood, Calif.
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O'BRIEN, John B.; b. Richmond, Va. ; educ. St.
John Coll., Brooklyn, N. Y. ; stage career, juv.
leads with Augustus Thomas Co.; screen ca-
reer, Essanay (juv. leads, also wrote a unmber
of scenarios). Powers, Universal (director),
Majestic, Famous Players ("The Foundling,"
"Hulda From Holland"), Metro, World,
("Maternity"), Triangle ("Souls Triumphant"),
Empire All Star ("A Daughter of Maryland,"
"The Girl and the Judge"), Pathe ("The Bish-
op's Emeralds," "Impossible Catherine"), Fox
("Bride 13"), Robertson-Cole ("The Stealers"),
Jans ("Wings of Pride"). Lambs Club. Mem-
ber M. P. D. A., N. Y.
OL.COTT, Sidney; b. Toronto, Can.; educ. Toron-
to; stage career, for 5 yrs.; screen career,
Kalem (first salaried director), Sid Olcott In-
ternational Prods, (producing abroad). Im-
portant productions, "From the Manger to the
Cross," "Colleen Bawn," "Mothers of Men,"
"Madame Butterfly," "Poor Little Peppina,"
"All for Ireland," "The Belgian"), Famous
Players ("The Daughter of MacGregor"), Keen-
ey-Sherry ("A Marriage for Convenience"),
Goldwyn ("Scratch My Back"). Pine Tree Pro-
ductions. Hght.. 5, 9; wght., 165; iron gray
hair, gray eyes. Ad., Friar's Club, 110 W. 48th
St., New York. Member M. P. D. A.
O'NELLL,, Jack, also scenario writer; b. Phila-
delphia, Pa.; educ. there; stage career, 3 yrs.
vaud.; screen career, Lubin, Pennsylvania,
Scarlet, Unicorn, Billy West Comedies, D. L. D.
Comedies, Wallene Films, Phila., Pa. Home
ad., 3702 Brandywine St., Phila., Pa.
ORTH, George; b. N. Y. C., March 24, 1894; educ.
N. Y. C. ; screen career, for 11 yrs., Yankee,
Republic, Eclair, Biograph, Gaumont, Atlas,
dir. "The Wrong House," "A Reel Romance,"
"A Wakeful Night," "A Mixed-Up Affair,"
"Millions for a Day," "In Again, Out Again"
cameraman in U. S. Signal Corps. Ad., Hotel
Monterey, N. Y.
OTTO, Henry; b. St. Louis, Mo.; stage career.
1903-1910; screen career, Metro ("Undine,"
"Mr. Forty-Four," "River of Romance," "Some
Bride," "Fair and Warmer," "The Willow
Tree," "The Cheater"), Robertson-Cole ("A
Slave of Vanity"). Member M. P. D. A., Los
Angeles, Calif.
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PARK, Ida May (Mrs. Joseph De Grasse), b. Los
Angeles, Cal. ; educ. San Francisco, Cal. ; stage
career, 10 yrs. leading woman in support of
well-known stars, screen career, Pathe and
Universal ("Fires of Rebellion," "Bondage,"
"Model's Confession," "Bread," "Vanity Pool,"
"The Amazing Wife"), Lew Cody special ("The
Butterfly Man"), Andrew J. Callaghan Co. ("The
Midlanders"). Home ad., 213 W. Windsor Rd.,
Glendale, Cal. Glendale 1947.
PARKE, WILLIAM; b. Bethlehem, Pa.; stage di-
rector with E. H. Sothern, Richard Mansfield,
Arnold Daly, Castle Sq. Theatre, Boston; screen
career, Thanhouser. Astra, Educational Films,
Goldwyn ("The Shine Girl," "The Yellow
Ticket," "The Key to Power," "Convict 993,"
"The Paliser Case," "Tower of Ivory"), Robert-
son-Cole ("Beach of Dreams"). Ad., 1815 La
Brea ave., Hollywood, Calif. Member M P.
D. A.
PARKER, Albert; screen career, dir. Douglas
Fairbanks in "Arizona," "Knickerbocker Buck-
aroo," dir. Clara Kimball Young in "The Eyes
of Youth," First National ("The Branded
Woman"). Permanent ad., Lambs' Club, N. Y. C.
PARROTT, Charles; b. Balto.. 1893: stage career,
vaud. 2 yrs., Irish monologue, burlesque; screen
career, discovered by Al. Christie at Universal,
in Keystone first as actor, then as asst. dir..
Fox, 1916 (first release, burlesque on "A Fool
There Was," etc.). Bull's Eye Comedies; the
De Havens in "Teasing the Soil." Home ad.,
5714 Santa Monica blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
Member M. P. D. A.
PATON, Stuart; b. Glasgow. Scotland, 1885;
early career, chemist and painter stage career,
6 yrs. in London, performed before King
Edward, King George; screen career, Universal,
scenario editor, asst. to Frank Crane, "Twenty
Thousand Leagues Under the Sea," "Peace at
Any Price." "Like Wildfire," "The Green Seal,"
"Beloved Jim," Universal ("The Gray Ghost,"
"Wanted at Headquarters," "The Torrent,"
"Reputation"). World ("The Devil's Trail").
Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 128 Hollister
ave., Santa Monica, Calif.; Santa Monica 62521.
PECK, Raymond S.; b. Ridgetown, Ont., Can.,
1886; educ. Collegiate Inst., Chatham, Ont.;
early career, connected with various Canadian
and American newspapers in reportorial and
editorial capacities; screen career, 1917, Joined
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Universal in Canada as director of publicity
for the Dominion and editor of Motion Picture
Bulletin, later amalgamated the Bulletin with
Canadian Moving Picture Digest, thus launch-
ing Canada's first film trade paper, left the
Digest to become Montreal branch mgr. of
Mutual, in June, 1919, became director of
motion pictures for Dept. of Trade and Com-
merce. Federal Govt. of Canada, Ottawa.
FERRET, Leonce; b. Niort, France, 1880; educ.
Paris. Univ. and Scola Cantorum; stage career,
vaud. ; screen career, Gaumont of Paris; formed
own corporation, Ferret Prods. ("Lafayette,
We Come," "The Million Dollar Dollies," "The
Unknown Love," "Stars of Glory," "A Soul
Adrift," "The Twin Pawns," "A B C of Love,"
adapted and directed "The 13th Chair," with
all-star cast; special, "A Modern Salome," with
Hope Hampton), " Lifting Shadows," "The
Empire of Diamonds," "The Twisted Man," and
"Koenigsmark." Member M. P. D. A. Ad.,
Ferret Pictures, Inc., 220 W. 42nd St., N. Y.
PETERS, Thomas Kimmwood; also scenario
writer; b. Norfolk, Va. ; educ. Los Angeles, and
Mexico; early career, artist; screen career, 1898,
toured Europe -and No. Africa making pictures
for Pathe and Paul of London, Bison, Selig,
Fox, World, Famous Players. Author of "Tech-
nique of Cinematograph". Home ad., 1128 Ran-
dall Court, Los Angeles, Calif.
PHYSIOC, Wray; b. Columbia, S. C., 1890; educ.
Virginia; early career, scenic artist; screen
career, 2 yrs. with Pathe Freres; producer of
Roy Norton series, "Hearts of Oak," director
American Biograph 3 yrs.; producer of 8-reel
feature in natural colors for Technicolor ("The
Gulf Between"), Selznick, "The Blond Vam-
pire." Ad., Physioc Studios, 449 First ave.,
N. Y. C.
POLLARD, Harry A.; b. Republic City, Kan.,
1883; stage career, 10 yrs., stock, vaud. and
prods.; screen career, director with Universal,
American, Goldwyn, National, World-Equitable,
Frohman Amuse. Co.; "The Quest," "Miracle
of Life," "Girl from His Home Town," "The
Devil's Assistant," "The Dragon," "The Dan-
ger Game?" "Girl Who Wouldn't Grow Up."
Hght., 5, 10; wght., 170; black hair, blue eyes.
POWELL, Frank; b. Hamilton, Ont. ; educ. Cleve-
land, O. ; stage exper., 12 yrs., stk.. actor and
stage director with Belasco, Fanny Ward, 2
yrs.; with Ellen Terry in England; screen ca-
reer, Biograph, Pathe, Fox, Mutual, "A Fool
There Was," "Officer 666"; Powell Prods., "The
Forfeit," "Heart of the Sunset"; Triangle. "The
Unbroken Promise"; World, "You Never Know
Your Luck." Ad., Lambs Club, N. Y.
POWELL. Paul; b. Illinois; early career, news-
paper man with Chicago "Tribune," Los An-
geles "Express"; screen career, from 1912, Lu-
bin, Reliance-Majestic, Fine Arts ("The Mar-
riage of Molly-O," "Hell-to-Pay Austin," "Girl
of the Timberlands"), Triangle ("Betsy's Bur-
glar"), Universal ("A Society Sensation," "Who
Will Marry Me?" "The Weaker Vessel." "Com-
mon Property"). Mary Pickford ("Pollyanna").
Paramount ("Crooked Streets"). Realart
("Sweet Lavender," "Beggar in Purple"). Ad.,
1957 Lemon st., So. Pasadena, Cal.
PRATT, Gilbert Walker; b. Providence. R. I.,
1892; educ. prep, schls. at Tarrytown, N. Y. ;
screen career, Kalem, NYMP, Rollin (playing
heavies and co-directing), Vitagraph ("Board-
ers and Bums," "Farms and Fumbles"), Monte
Banks Comedies ("The Flivver Wedding," "His
Dizzy Day," "Peaceful Alley," "The Poor
Simp"), Lloyd Hamilton ("Duck Inn," "Dyna-
mite"), Hallroom Boys ("High and Dry," "A
Close Shave"). Home ad., 934 Westmoreland
ave., Hollywood.
Q
QUIRK, William A. ("Billy"), also comedian; b.
Jersey City, N. J. ; educ. Jersey City High;
stage career, stock and vaud., James J. Cor-
bett's Co., Belasco's "The Rose of the Rancho;"
screen career, Biograph, Vitagraph, Universal
(dir. "Billy Joins the Band"), Metro (dir. Fig-
man Comedies, "Winning an Heiress"), World
(played in "The Devil's Trail," "The Arizona
Cat Claw"), Pathe ("The Old Maid's Baby,"
played in "The Sawdust Doll"). Hght.. 5, 6%;
dark blond hair, dark blue eyes.
R
RAYMAKER, Herman C.; b. Fruitvale. Calif.;
educ. Petaluma, Calif.; screen career, 3 yrs.
with Keystone Comedies, Hank Mann Poppy
Comedies, Monte Bank Comedies, Mack Sennett
Comedies, Hall Room Boy comedies. Home
ad., San Gabriel, Calif.
REICHER, Frank; b. Munich, Germany, Dec. 2.
1875; stage career, after 7 yrs. acting in Ger-
many, came to U. S., debut in "Ghosts" in
N. Y., has appeared with Julia Marlowe, Mrs.
Fiske, Lulu Glaser, Annie Russell, Grace
George, etc. ; stage director for Henry B. Har-
ris; screen career, Lasky ("Pudd'n-head Wil-
son," "The Inner Shrine"), Metro, Hayakawa
("Alien Souls"), Fannie Ward ("For the De-
fense"), Metro ("The Only Road"), Screencraft
("Suspense," "The Prodigal Wife"), World
("The American Way"), Universal ("The
Trap"), Photoplay Libraries ("Empty Arms").
Pioneer ("Idle Hands").
REVIER, Harry J.; b. Phila., educ. Scranton;
stage career, operated chain of theatres;
screen career, with Gaumont, Universal, Labky,
World, Metro ("The Evil Men Do"), Ogden
Pictures ("The Lust of the Ages," "Grain of
Dust," "Romance of the Air," "Unconditional
Surrender"), Ind. Sales ("The Challenge of
Chance"), Goldwyn ("The Revenge of Tarzan"),
Howells ("The Son of Tarzan"), Quality Pic-
tures ("Heart of the North"). Ad., 526 Hoi-
brook Bldg., San Francisco, Calif.
REYNOLDS, Lynn Fairfleld, also seen, writer;
b. Harlan, Iowa, 1889; educ. Denver, Colo.;
early career, reporter in Denver; stage career,
with Elitch-Long Stock Co., Denver, etc.;
screen career, since 1913, Bluebird ("God's
Crucible"), Triangle ("Broadway Arizona"),
Fox ("Mr. Logan, U. S. A., "Treat 'Em Rough,"
"Miss Adventure"). Universal ("Little Brother
of the Rich," "The Brute Breaker," "Overland
Red," "The Texan,'.' "The Road Demon," "The
Night Horseman"). Member M. P. D. A. Home
ad., 8241 Fountain ave., Hollywood, Calif.
RICHMOND, Joseph W.; b. North Dakota, edu-
cated Western States. Entered stage work
early in life, first New York engagement "A
Yankee Circus on Mars." Followed "Ben Hur"
and other ligitimate productions. Appointed
Assistant director to J. Gordon Edwards, then
directed for Selig, Edison, etc., made "Black
Diamond Comedies" for Paramount. Ad., M.
P. D. A., 234 West 55th st., New York.
RIESNER, C. Francis (Chuck) also actor and
scenario writer; b. Minneapolis, Minn. ; educ.
there; stage career, 10 yrs in Keith and
Orpheum circuits in vaud., starred in Dilling-
ham's "Stop! Look! Listen!"; screen career,
scenario dept, at the Keystone {"His First
False Step," Rothackers-Chicago. Revier M. P.
C., Vitagraph, Century, Universal, Balboa.
Astra, "His Puppy Love," "The Greenhorn,"
"Blue Ribbon Mutt," co-directed "A Dog's
Life," "A Day's Pleasure," "The Kid." Hght.,
5, 11; wght., 185; brown hair and eyes. Ad.,
5448 Franklin ave., Hollywood, Calif., prone
597725.
ROBBINS, Jesse J. ; b. Dayton, Ohio; screen
career, 7 yrs. with Essanay, as director and
general mgr., creator and director "Snakeville"
and "Alkali Ike" comedies and many of
Broncho Billy Western films, 1915 organized
Robbins Photoplays, director and mgr. Chaplin
comedies, making ' Rainbow Comedies 6
mos. ("Oriental Romeo," "Barnyard Romance,"
"In Society," "Shimmie Shakers," "On the High
Seas"), series of comedies for Vitagraph. Ad.,
Los Angeles Athletic Club, Los Angeles, Calif.
ROBERTS, Charles Edward; b. Cincinnati, Ohio;
educ. Los Angeles; stage career, 2 yrs. as bari-
tone in light opera, 1 yr vaud. ; screen career,
Arthur H. Gooden Prod. ("Crooked Trails," "Go
Get "Em," "Secret Eyes," "Dust," "Hearts of
Men," "The Red Oath"). Home ad.. 1106
Gower St., Los Angeles, Calif., Holly 3530.
ROBERTSON, John Stuart; b. London, Ont.
Canada June 14, 1878; educ. St. Thomas, Ont.,
Canada. Stage career stk. co. 2 years Rose
Stahl, with Chas. Frohman. Maude Adams,
Henry B. Harris, etc., screen career includes
Realart ("Come out of the Kitchen," "Mislead-
ing Widow," "A Dark Lantern," "The Magic
Cup," "39 East") Famous-Players-Lasky ("Dr.
Jekyl and Mr. Hyde" with John Barrymore;
"Away Goes Prudence," "Sentimental Tommy."
Will direct "Peter Pan." Member M. P. D.
A. Ad., Great Neck, L. I. Studio Famous
Players-Lasky.
ROSEN, Philip E.; also cameraman; b. Machias,
Me. ; screen career, Edison, Universal, Fox
Goldwyn, photographed ("Spreading Dawn"),
"The Miracle Man," "The Beach Comber,"
"Little Brother of the Rich," "The Brute
Breaker," Universal (dir. "The Double Hold
Up," "The Sheriff's Oath," Metro ("Are All
Men Alike?" "Lure of Youth)," "Extrava-
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gance," "The Little Fool"). Ad., 325 Mark-
ham Bldg., Hollywood, Calif.
ROSSON, Arthur H.; b. Bng.; screen career, Tri-
angle ("Cassidy"), Artcraft ("Headin' South"),
Vita., Univ., Norma Talmadge, Liberty Loan
picture "100% American" (Mary Pickford), and
one for Canadian Victory Loan; J. P. Reed
Prod. ("Sahara"), directing Tom Mix for Fox,
Mayer-Chaplin ("Polly of the Storm Country,"
"Social Mockery"), Goldwyn ("Prisoners of
Love"). Ad., Los Angeles Athletic Club, and
6091 Salem place, Hollywood, Cal. Studio,
Mayer-Chaplin Co., Los Angeles, Cal.
RUGGLES, Wesley H.; b. Los Angeles, 1889; stage
career, mus. com., s'.k., rep.; screen career,
Keystone (Syd. Chapline comedies, Chaplin bur-
lesque of "Carmen"), Vitagraph ("For France,"
"The Agony Column," "The Winchester
Women" O. Henry's Specials, Bobby Connelly
Specials), Selznick ("Picadilly Jim," "Plans of
Men"). J. P. Read. Jr.: ("The Leopard
Woman," "Love"), Metro ("The Greater Claim,"
"Uncharted Seas," "Over the Wire"), Morosco
("Slippy McGee"). Home ad., 746 Crenshaw
Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
S
SAMUELSON, George B.; b. Southport, England;
educ. there; screen career, founder and man-
aging director of Samuelson Film Mfg. Co.,
Ltd., of England, ("Milestones," "My Lady's
Dress," "Admiral Crichton," "Choosing a Wife,"
"Quinneys," "The Love Trail," "The Valley of
Fear," "Study in Scarlet," "The Sorrows of
Satan"). Ad., Samuelson Films, Los An-
geles, Calif.
SANTELL, Al., also studio executive; b. San
Francisco, Cal.; educ. there; early career, ar-
chitect, short story author; screen career, di-
rector of American, Mutual, Master Pictures,
Kalem Comedies, World Comedy Features,
Smiling Bill Parsons, Goldwyn Comedies, Kolb
& Dill, Fay Tincher. Smiling Billy Mason. Ham
and Bud. Joe Martin comedies, supervising
mgr. of comedy prod, for Universal; author
and dir. of "It Might Happen to You," Hank
Mann comedies. Home ad., Cordova Hotel, Los
Angeles, Calif.
SARGENT, George L.; b. Phila. ; educ. Princeton;
stage career, stage director for Dillingham and
Cohan & Harris prods. ; screen career, Eclair,
"Dollars and a Heart"; World, "The Gentleman
from Mississippi"; Dra-Ko comedies, Kalem.
"The Masked Dancer," American, "The Secret
of the Submarine," "The Gilded Youth," "His
Brother's Keeper," Univ. "High Speed." Vita-
graph ("The Prey," with Alice Joyce; "The
Whisper Market," "The Broadway Bubble," "It
Isn't Being Done This Season," with Corinne
Griffith; "The Charming Deceiver," with Alice
Calhoun). Member of M. P. D. A., Green Room
Club and Friar's Club, N. Y.
SAUM, Clifford P.; b. Columbus, O. ; stage career,
Wilbur Opera Co., Anna Held, in Ziegfeld's
Follies; screen career, Reliance, Biograph,
f regress, Thanhouser, Fox, Warner Features
("The Kaiser's Finish"), asst. In "Lest We For-
get," assisting Edgar Lewis. Ad., 606 Candler
Bldg., N. Y. C.
SCARDON, Paul; b. Melbourne, Australia, 1878;
educ. there; stage career, 12 yrs. in Australia,
with Nance O'Neil, Kyrle Bellew, E. H. Soth-
ern and Mrs. Fiske; screen career, Reliance-
Majestic, Vitagraph ("Arsene Lupin," "The
Game with Fate," "The Golden Goal," "Tangled
Lives," "King of Diamonds," "Silent Strength,"
"Man Who Won," "Fighting Destiny," "The
Gamblers," "Beating the Odds," "In Honor's
Web"), Goldwyn ("Partners of the Night,"
"Milestones"), Blanche Sweet ("Her Unwilling
Husband"), Frothingham ("The Broken Gate,"
"The Breaking Point"). Member M. P. D. A.
Ad., Green Room Club, N. Y.
SCHERTZINGER, Victor L.; educ. Univ. Penn. ;
screen career, N. Y. M. P. Co., Triangle-Ince.
Thos. H. Ince, "His Own Home Town,"
"Nine O'clock Town," "The Sheriff's Son,"
"Claws of the Hun," "String Beans," "Quick
Sands"; composed 31 scores for Ince Prod., in-
cluding first original for any picture ("Peggy"),
Goldwyn ("Jinx," "Pinto," "The Blooming-
Angel," "The Slim Princess," "What Happened
to Rosa," "The Concert," "Made in Heaven").
Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 4801 Hollywood
blvd., Hollywood, Cal.; phone 59463; studio,
Goldwyn, Culver City, Cal.
SCHL.ANK, Morris R.; b. Omaha, Nebr. ; educ.
there; screen career, Atlas Film Co. ("James
Boys in Missouri," "Sapho," "Deadwood Dick,"
"Secret Service Steve," "The Hidden Hand,"
"The Dalton Boys," "Sitting Bull," "Ten
Nights in a Barroom," "The Police Inspector";,
now producing Hank Mann comedies. Ad., 6040
Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.
SEAY, Charles Morgan; b. Atlanta, Ga. ; educ.
Univ. of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. ; .staj<e
career, 4 yrs. with road prods., 5 yrs. in vaud.
feature act, 6 yrs. in stk. in N. Y. C. and
other cities; screen career, directed for Edi-
son, Equitable, Moss, Vitagraph, Local Life,
Gray Seal, Div. of Films, C. P. I., U. S. Gov't;
Pine Tree Pictures, Inc. Ad., M. P. D. A., 234
W. 55th St., N. Y. C.
SEELING, Charles R.; b. Perth Amboy, N. J.;
educ. Phila., Pa.; screen career, photographed
Nell Shipman, Bessie Love, Monroe Salisbury,
Mahlon Hamilton, Betty Ely the; Vitagraph
("Baree, Son of Kazan," "A Gentleman's
Agreement," "A Girl from Beyond." "Pegeen,"
"The Dawn of Understanding," "The Enchanted
Barn," "The Wishing Ring Man"), Universal
"That Devil Bateze") Chas. R. Seeling Prod.
("The Jack Rider," "When East Came West").
Home ad., 1023 Fourth ave., Los Angeles, Calif.,
phone 13910.
SEITER, William A.; b. N. Y. ; educ. Hudson
River Mil. Acad. ; early career, artist and
writer; screen career, Reliance, Universal, Ma-
jestic, Crown City, National Film ("Morning
After," "Tangled Threads"), 13 comedies for
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Dehaven for Goldwyn,
National ("Hearts and Masks," "The Ken-
tucky Colonel"). Home ad., St. Francis
Court, Hollywood, Cal.; studio, National.
SEITZ, George Brackett, also actor and scen-
ario writer; b. 1883, Mass.; educ. Friends'
Schl., Phila.; early career, short story writer
and playwright; screen career, joined Pathe
in 1912; author of "The Shielding Shadow,"
"Pearl of the Army," "The Fatal Ring,"
adapted "The Beloved Vagabond," "Nedra";
Astra ("Fatal Ring,". "House of Hate,"
"Lightning Raider" serials), G. B. Seitz, Inc.
("Black Secret," "Bound and Gagged," "Pi-
rate Gold," "Velvet Hawk" serials) Pathe
("Rogues and Romance," "The Sky Rangers").
Member M. P. D. A. Home ad., 2 West 67th
St., N. Y. ; studio ad., G. B. Seitz, Inc., 1990
Park ave., N. Y.
SEMON, Lawrence; also comedian; b. West
Point, Miss., 1889, educ. Savannah, Ga. ; early
career, playedi child parts on stage with Zera
Semon, his father; pro. magician, cartoon
artist and tumbler in vaud. ; screen career,
Universal, Palace Players (dir. Frank Daniels
Comedies); Vitagraph ("Players and Puppy
Love," "Rooftops and Ruffians," "Huns and
Hyphens," "Pluck and Plotters," "Traps and
Tangles," "Scamps and Scandals," "The Head
Waiter," "The Grocery Clerk," "The Fly Cop,"
"The Suitor," "The School Day," "The Hick").
Writes all his own comedies. Ad., Vitagraph,
Hollywood, Cal. Member M. P. D. A.
SENNETT, Mack, director-general; screen ca-
reer, actor with Biograph, where he appeared
in many comedies and dramas; 1912 organized
Keystone Film Co., with assistance of Ad.
and Charles Kessel and Charles Baumann;
took his co. to Los Angeles, establishing head-
quarters there, where he has since been; super-
vising production of two-reel comedies for
Mack Sennett-Paramount Co. release. "Uncle
Tom Without the Cabin." "Back to the
Kitchen," "Salome vs. Sheuandoah," "His Last
False Step," etc., special prods.. "Yankee
Doodle in Berlin," "Down on the Farm," "Love,
Honor and Behave," "A Small Town Idol,"
"Home Talent". Ad., Mack Sennett Comedies,
1712 Allesandro St., Los Angeles, Cal.
SHELDON, Roy, also actor; b. Jacksonville,
1885; educ. there; stage career, 8 yrs., stk.,
vaud., drama; screen career, Sid Olcott, Reli-
ance, Gauntier, Sterling, Champlain, Kalem
("When Man Could Kill," "Mother of Men,"
"The Taint," "Land of the Lost"), E. I. S.
("Trooper 44"), 2 yrs. with Fox and Creation
Films. Hght., 5, 9%; wght., 150; dark com-
plexion, brown hair, dark eyes. Ad., 61 W.
106th St., N. Y. C.
SIDNEY, Scott; stage career, 20 yrs.; screen
career, NYMP (produced 80 one- and two-reel
subjects), Triangle (dir. "Bullets and Brown
Eyes," "The Deserter"), Pallas-Morosco ("The
Road to Love," "Her Own People"), National
Film Corp. ("Tarzan of the Apes"), Christie
special ("Go West, Young Woman," and 26
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Christie comedies). Robertson-Cole ("813").
Member M. P. D. A. Ad., Christie Studio,
Hollywood, Cal.
SIMONE, Charles, also scenario writer, studio
manager producer and distributor; b. 1874;
educ. Europe, America; stage- career, stk., rep.,
playing juvenile and light comedy roles
dramatic coach; screen career. Nestor, Uni-
versal, Centaur, General Film Co., Hallmark
Pictures Corp. Evans Film Co. Ad., Bergen-
field, N. J.
SLOMAN, Edward; b. London, 1885; stage ca-
reer, stock, "Parsifal," "Mummy and Hum-
ming- Bird," vaud. ; screen career, Universal,
Lubin, American ("The Frame Up," "The Sea
Master," "A Night in New York"), Mutual
("The G-host of Rosey Taylor"), Federal ("The
Westerners," "The Sage Brusher"), B. B. Fea-
tures ("Luck of Geraldine Laire"), Selznick
("Blind Youth"), Metro ("Burning Daylight,"
"Mutiny of the Elsinore," "The Star Rover,"
"Marriage of William Ashe"). Frothingham
("The Other Woman," "The Ten Dollar Raise").
Member M. P. D. A. Ad., home, 1720 Chapala
St., Santa Barbara, Cal.; 608 S. Serrano, Los
Angeles, Cal.; phohe 560G16.
SMALLEY, Phillips; b. Brooklyn, 1870; educ.
Balliol College, Oxford, and Harvard Univ.;
early career, law, member of N. Y. Bar for 7
yrs. ; stage career, Mrs. Fiske, Raymond Hitch-
cock; screen career, Gaumont, Kalem, NYMP,
Rex, Bosworth ("Hypocrites"), Universal
("The Dumb Girl of Portici," "Where Are My
Children?" "Shoes," "Saving the Family
Name," "Idle Wives," "The Hand That Rocks
the Cradle," "The Double Standard," "The
Doctor and the Woman") Paramount ("Too
Wise Wives"). Member M. P. D. A. Studio,
Lois Weber' Prod., Hollywood.
SMALLWOOD, Bay C.; b. N. Y., 1888; screen
career, Imp. Ince, Universal, dir. "The Best of
Luck" for Screen Classics at Metro Studio,
Mme. Nazimova in "The Heart of a Child."
"Madame Peacock," "Billions". Ad., Hollywood,
Calif.
SMITH, Cliff; b. Richmond, Ind. ; educ. Stillwater.
Okla. ; screen career, 45 of Wm. Hart's pictures,
18 with Roy Stewart, Tom Mix, Tex Guinan,
Edythe Sterling, "The Cyclone," "Three Gold
Coins". Now -prod, a series of 5-reel western
subjects starring Pete Morrison. Home ad.,
Box 104, Venice, Calif., phone 62826.
SMITH, David; b. England; educ. there; early
career, mechanical draughtsman; stage career,
bus. mgr. stock co. ; screen career, scenario
writer, dir. for Vitagraph, O. Henry-General
("The Enchanted Barn," "By the World For-
got "Baree, Soon of Kazan," "The Wishing
Ring Man," "Cupid Forecloses/' "A Yankee
Princess," "Over the Garden Wall," "A Fight-
ing Colleen," "Black Beauty," "It Can Be
Done," "The Silver Car"). Ad., home 1747 N.
Normandie ave., Los Angeles, Calif., phone
599390; studio Vitagraph.
SMITH, Noel Mason; b K^ckland, Me.; educ.
Cal.; screen career, fiom 1912, L-Ko, Henry
Lehrman Sunshine Comedies, Vitagraph
Fox Sunshine, Mack Sennett ("Fireside Brew,"
"Made in the Kitchen," "My Goodness"). Ad.,
1355 N. Alvarado st., Los Angeles, Cal.
SPITZ, Eugene; independent producer, super-
vising director of Stage Women. s War Relief
series, owner and manager Estee Studios and
Laboratories, Inc., 361 W. 125th St., N. Y. C.,
Member Green Room Club. Ad., Estee Annex,
210 E. 124th St., N. Y. C.
STAHL, John; screen career, directed Mildred
Harris, Florence Reed in "Wives of Men,"
"Her Code of Honor," "A Woman Under
Oath," Molly King in "Greater Than Love,"
"Women Men Forget." First National ("Woman
in His House," "Sowing the Wind"). Ad.,
Mayer-Chaplin Studio, 3800 Mission Road, Los
Angeles, Cal.
STANTON, Richard; b. Phila., educ. there; stage
career, stock with Kolb and Dill; screen career,
Melies, Ince (produced "Aloha," also played
leads), Universal ("Graft" series), Fox (dir.
"The Love Thief," "The Scarlet Pimpernel,"
"The Spy," "The Yankee Way," "Durand of
the Bad Lands," "Responsibility," "Rough and
Ready," "Why America Will Win," "Eyes of
the Soul," "Why I Would Not Marry," "The
Jungle Trail," "Checkers," "Bride 13," "Face
at Your Window"). Member M. P. D. A. N. Y.
and Los Angeles.
STEGEB, Julius, also playwright; b. Vienna, Aus-
tria; educ. there and America; stage career,
actor, singer and producer, starring in own
prods, and in vaud.; screen career, Rolfe-Metro
("The Stolen Triumph"), for Jos. Schenck ("Re-
demption," "Just a Woman"), International
("Hidden Truth"), Metro ("Blindness of
Love"). State Rights ("The Libertine," "Prima
Donna's Husband"), author, singer and musi-
cian; associated with Messrs. Shubert in prod,
of plays; Select ("Cecilia of the Pink Roses,"
"Belle of New York"). Ad., Players Club, N. Y.
STEVENS, Norman L,.; b. Cape May City, N. J. ;
educ. Stevens Inst., Hoboken, N. J.; early career
mechanical engineer, Lieut. Com. U. S. N. ;
screen career, Temple Prod. Co., Inc. ("Johnny
Ring and the Captain's Sword," "The Com-
panion," "The Right Light"). Home ad., 1900
N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa., Diamond 635;
studio, Temple Prod. Co., Inc., 1943 N. Broad
St., Phila., Pa., Diamond 163-W.
STORM, Jerome; b. Denver, Colo.; educ. there;
stage career, with James O'Neil. Robert Edeson,
Olga Nethersole, New York prods., stk.; screen
career, Ince-Paramount, directed Charles Ray
in "The Girl Dodger," "Greased Lightning,"
"The Busher," "Bill Henry," "Egg-Crate Wal-
lop," "Paris Green," "Alarm-Clock Andy."
Selig and Rork "The Rosary". Home ad., 1321
Edgecliff Drive, Los Angeles, Cal.; Wilshire
1175.
STRAUSS, Malcolm; b. N. Y. C. ; educ. there; early
career, painter and illustrator, also author;
screen career, 1 yr. in Asia, Africa and Europe,
Malcolm Strauss Prod., first release, "Twice
Born Woman".
STURGEON, Rollin S.; screen career, free lance
scenario writer, member Vitagraph scenario
dept., head of producing co. ; founded original
Western Vitagraph Co. at Santa Monica; new
plant constructed under his supervision (dir.
"The Chalice of Courage," "God's Country and
the Woman," "Through the Wall"), Lasky
("Petticoat Pilot"), Universal ("Destiny,"
"Pretty Smooth," "Sundown Trail," "Breath of
the Gods." "Follies Trail," "The Mad Mar-
riage," "All Dolled Up"). Ad., 723 N. Mariposa,
Los Angeles, Cal.
SULLIVAN, Frederick; b. London, Eng. ; educ.
England and U. S. ; stage career, stage director
for Liebler & Co., Blanche Bates, Kelcey &
Shannon, Chas. Frohman; screen career, Re-
liance, 11 features for Thanhouser, 2 reel come-
dies for Christie. Home ad., 4500 W. 16th st.,
L. A., Calif., West 2921. Member M. P. D. A.
8YMONDS, Henry Roberts; b. Chicago; educ.
Univ. of Notre Dame, So. Bend, Ind.; early ca-
reer, automobile business, Los Angeles and Chi-
cago; 18 mos. in U. S. Army Air Service; screen
career, "Milk Fed Vamp," "Twilight Baby," etc.,
with L-Ko, Sunshine and Henry Lehrman Prod.
First National ("Go and Get It"). Ad., Henry
Lehrman Prods., Inc., Hollywood, Cal. Home
ad., Hotel Glidden, Los Angeles, Cal.; Holly-
wood, 3910.
T
TAYLOR, Charles A.; director and independent
producer; b. .Greenfield, Mass.; educ. there;
wrote more than 30 melodramas including
"King of the Opium Ring." "Queen of the
Highway," "Yosemite," "From Rags to Riches,"
"Escaped from the Harem," "His Brother's
Crime," "White Tigress of Japan," "Queen 
