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Theatre Party ; elcome Jack Gilbert A IIAPrT theatre party, at -which the Ut and acres will. Join hand to Wfc-ejmile the MUslDld OttnlMUM r Jf UUWrV wUt he aa evatea,rie- afteree at th BJe etaoaw Viea t. e Mfelr B. Crthart. 4imitor, 4 iinifi ef the ker m vr r wttwutMit fry ue sun w The hv thet isd to the TUnkhi veanar an at , Watte B.. an It to ntUae that tajhew aa friend webwwee, Uk youth, wh to appeasing; to ma rrvs. u ereeen vehicle to ' bta rat TEbemft" - , Meet Mrelvad. has srtmanr tralnms Pr si frafa naU career from hto fa. 1) SJ31 m 1 valnjut ai llu 3se state. Lftte he wu aligned witl ' ether at:- cwnesaies before a deter- win up Skuas at tha movfoft Since Ho'atrt esreaeiead his rise baa bean trtotiaa lie started . In minor rota bt we aaaaially Mvanred until a caat wee soaght tor Pkaaia. Gilbert was at ea selected tor tha starrtosj rote and hto swaee wltt ba featured to aaa. nrioa WlUe Ua picture waerevee: is. a Shown, 8a toes WaJtaa Gilbert may aaa his .son In him Cree. star part and tha. Baker r"7r mmr aaa their former associate, tha Btoa aloaaa party haa been- arranaad. Tha aides Ulleer baa ba foitowtng hla aon-a rtaa aa tha films with math inter- at. far hto Brefearional MMr was In dleated early to ttte. . - Jack, am born at lgea. Vtoh. in IMe as appeared aa a aaara child on tha protoaaiooal lUta Latar ha took to juvenile rolea, playing with tha Ba bes ocotpeny bait as at Baamiat aa .watt ec wb thaFwavaaca toeh. aoajt, ! pajqr In ClactnaaU. Ua waa aiao In ,ma4 aKow or two. On tha acraan yoouc oiaan. wno m Known to many In Port mi .-.V.V.V.N' 1 : iautiftd--andoncd-- of the , :V;vr; NIGHTS IN ' T Iv A G U E t t h ; W u r I i t z e r P at he t JACK GILBERT, former . FNjctlandi boy and member ; ol tlx Baker Stock com pany, wta wiil be "welcomed" into getter stardom by thetr party Tuesday afttrnooru r r- 4 V land, haa anaaarad. with Mary Ftckford, ana othaa aoUMaa. He dlractoa Wopa Hampton for a tlmo and ItoaUy Fax contractad with, him for star parts, of whiah. tha, cola to "Sluuiaa." to tha LnC Ottia urrtor totoraa 1 hto whtekk vitt aooa ba reJ eased . ara tha 3huun of DawB." and Tha Const ef Monta Chrlata" lroct 1 fino,r Jensen and Yon . . - . 'Akll zi? 41 wm Till: d&EGQK SUNDAY JOPBNAU PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. BurlQsqua Stage Is r Training -Bouaol of Notable HeacUiners Cbicac Jn. 28. U. P. Btarteaga I tha . eoHas hjeh ', train JaaerHsai ajoalcil raey atarv toat,et tha, -his headlleB-8, wbae eamaa axa mhlaaad: to vhHa ltxht aa Craadway- theatra traatoi Are aa tha tftJ9to Usa , Ttnk. hhaaM hna ahout Vainga hur fcaaq a - Ka hftB eB. W i h Vkaqqe to hto aw ai4ny f pr- pw thaa seaa at yaara. a4 haa wa(oh4 tha -ram par to nhraaaltor ahawa. SitUpa to hto draasiB raoBa. lust pt Tlona to show- tM Mto4 ejawn, with ryebrow pencil. h of tha atay who ave ona ,aj7 -- Tha nt laemdea many cf tha preeeat day totdera e arkaa, munc GwnaMa : . - - . liUUaa RieeU. lox. leas agev ha ahid. was atay af hurleaqw. Tha wajtaoa tiSatera of vavdavilla t ajaa aad Faaay Brice, one ef tha hits ef tha, "gleg4eli Folliea," ware to hurVaqu the 14 days when aiaaeat aaythias "got hyx Another waa riaraaoa uuto at tha erte lnal cast of Ireae to. Kaw Tfrh: W9 yeara ago. . ''..-.;,; v :- Webber aad field were farmar ho toQue aUupa Saja Beraard. af the -Mnalo 9" Leaa Ewal af "8aBy. Xeter JOtoa ad Georga ?ich v8eandaja 4m 9hra ef Vk'wUr Garden wdtaaav all get theU early training- hack; at tha foatlight ia, h leeqqe. , -. . VaudevUla haa elaJtnad an eioeptloa bf larga lit Anioag them, .k Fianey jneatioaadv Harry Watson J., Harry K. Martoa, TtlUea Barton, BiUy Ar lington. Bert Baker and Roger Imfaof, aJL "wblta. lighters- of the varieties. Tfha real ooaaediaaa atatto to tow lesqua where personality alone will pat a joke' across the foo tights," Finuey said. Herbert - - 1 LKi world - He scores tale of -''r PARIS 4 4 ; W eekly C omed y GREGOJRE HAEPLI GER a t&e arrow maker ' in the operetti to be pre tented by; pupUs of Franklin high school is tb 'Lincoln high auditorium on next Fri day and Saturday evenings ---?-? v.T-'LaahWMaaBfaaal' " 1' .'jtf w.v-.-a-. j, J Xn addition to Jack Xf owcr two othor wen Known leading men will appear ! ta -jne uoiaen uaiiows." Teddy, the wonder doe. seen so often in Uack Sennett rnmprttAA was ouely Injured the other day by a fall wiuie uuung pare m a scene. A novel SCeno In Mlrln Pnivnaf, -ni. txire, now making:, will be an orahanu With 4S beda. containing as many kid-1 lues oj. au coars ana conaiuons. What ts promised as Norma Tal- aaadge's biggest production is now well under way. It is a coatumo drama based en paisac's "puchass of Iangeaia." pean directors, i3 expected at the Lasky studio!, ia Hollywood, at any time to AACOrdtner tn rnnrt fmm tH. Uii- r-icjtxora sruqio, jusc dcioto mat 6tr lert or ew cors, atarsnaii Kalian will dj ract her ia he at niAtuve. a. nfltmh. February, and preparations ara being Production nt "Thn Tlpal imnhm bv Henrv Kitchell Webster, with ttw. anca Vidor Btarring and King Vido- di- reeune. is weu unaer way at the Vidor studios. Rudolph Valentino's first starring pic ture fr paramount will be . Blasco Ibanes story. ' Blood and Sand." in whieh the hero is a dashing young bull- vienircc- rmumn ei peels 10 mate a euper-proauotion or the story. Motion picture production is now onen to all. Seven Los Angeles studios fur nish, everything necessary to milt a "movie." If a cenius lacks money, lhor. are a number of companies that finance film enterprises. Emulating the buckhur broncho, a "movie" elephant catapulted Grace Dnr- mond from its back. She was rushed to th Hollywood Community hospital, where Or. Sidney R. Bread bent dressed torn nip ligaments. Poor old Robinson Crusoe has been lured into the movies at last Daniel ueoe s nero nas not as yet been as signed to any star, but Universal ia willing to consider any stalwart star for this role in a forthcoming serial. Discovered: A new TijithH mim. were projects on the hospital ceiling as nart af the treatment when C!a.rl Wait- i er. Pantaces vaudeville niin?cr operated on by Dr. J. C Horton (Bessie boves lamer.) Gertrude Olmstead. the Elk's beauty prise winner, who was fiven a moving picture contract by Carl Laemmle. has! just completed her first leading role. Jdlsa Qimstead supports Herbert Raw- linson in his current photoplay "The I Scrapper." Gladys Walton, Universal star, escaped a possjhiy terrible fata by tha thickness i Of a fur coat While standing outside a j cage at the Universal City aoo, a lies I snot his paw out ana ripped open her garment. Strange to say. she did pot receive a scratch. Amndpc mntp i!a a Unit Wa ner, the magazine humorist had been ccmpiaiea cy cnaxies tayv ana he has , he will have thmnirtn( n lm nmmt which will Include Barbara Bedford and Wallace Beery. The niece is not vt fUUea. Mother of the popular film players whe have been coaxed into vaudeville is Maude Geprge, whoso latest work is prominent role in Universal's millteeW ooiiar picture, "iroouali Wives." W. A. HurJburt. author of "Ullles pf the Field'' and ether plays, is working en a sketch for her. Cecil 9. de WWe is expected hack Fee ruary S from his long Europeaa vaea uon. acceratng to word received by cable. No one is more anxious for his advent than Edith Roberta, who is under con tract to the great producer and who says tctat be is weary of idling. Not until he returns will it he known which ef sev erst bidders wm get her servlees-r George -JO. hlacCormlck.' eleotrtoaV an. tineer aaaociated with the) CUartes Bay rroaucqoss, xn nas Been elected preav senc er me 4eetricav utuminaong En gineers' society of Lea Angeles. "Jdac," as he Is known to his studio mates, la a modest fallow end ascribes much ef his reeent soeeeas to being aeseeiated with CP&riea Ray. who, he avers, has eneour Sged him la his many exnerlmenta. Mr. JiacCormJeh haa several Important 4n wntions in process of patenting, 'and t-caneg ay ts pcrsoniUy InUrcsted is Old Joke In New Way, Aim Of Comedian C0T7LO " puxa asm striking . TT UtBoyauoas ta taotlon ptcturaa it tha pohlto weuWnt dinar so tenactooaly to Its tova for tha old stnft," recently WW ft director, - -. .... "With aotnathing ef tha same thought. Harry Myera, stay of rThs ConaeetW ettt Tsakc, who. according to rumor. fa to ha restored to s series ef similar aterte spoke f oomady tha sthsr day. Myers began to 'comede J yaara ago tor,tht P4sw feahto, (pompsmy. v "Cms eant depsrt from tha mlas too radieajly," aaid tha eoBiedlaa, toy tha publia liet to isugn t ths ld Jokes, What w seek U do is to vary ths maa ner of using thsnt ft littla aad hy plaaa ant sarpriast ' tosks tha puhlio sooept the liberties wa uha.- There is tradition In comedy lit every country. Thst's why an American, thinks ths CngUshmhq'f ansa of humor to peculiar, and ths Jokes that will send a Frenchman Into a fit seeaa quits Shsurfc to M Anglo Saxon. .. "After aJV there are only few jokes fundamentaHy,'' said Myers, rjust as ou Ifu HkedJheJh A great big &ory of th? big outdoors, by one of America? most pofwhtr writers H. H. Van Loan has borrowed the theme of Dumas Three Musketeers" A 0 ' j f x Y -- , A X D'Artagnan becomes ' S r 'Bud McGraw, Athos lr becomey Obadiah if and Aremi becomes Jj I Micah, And if you don't get real thrill A ,vSW I out of these Yankee V ' v-T' fightin men then ) there's no Yankee (j ' fightin' blood in you. - 1 dl JANUARY ' there ara few plots. What tha comedian and tha novelist most strive for to new ways of using the old stutt. For us tha Important thing fa to know when to- stop. - Even to farce, with aH it latitudes, that holds good. - An andtonce hates to have a joke nib bad to; tt pra-fars-to think tt saw saora fon to ft si ta ction even than tha oomadian. . i "That is what I try to d-lf yo know what I mean., fcsep a step behind my mndlanoe. Soggsst ft humorous si ta ction, rather than atom It at them. Be ware at afrrooUng paopla's aeaaa af humor by tmplytag that they haven't moch cf It and aead your help, Tha rule Is good subjectively for tha corns diaa ; tt win pre vent that apparent striv ing tor street that spoUs the work of so many. It makes audiences pity them rather than Hka them," Jackis Googan Hard At Work on New One . - - Jackie CsogaB to hard working little -fnr" Na sooner had he lin; isnad wont en -My jjot than a pew story waa headed him. "Loaf and Found" to ths tJUs for the new Coogan picture. " It la a plumber story and Jackie, La hla tottered trous ers' and sap. appears, aa tha plumber's helper, Wallace Beery is ths plumber. Gloria Hope, dainty and winsome as aver, plays the leading feminine role. hi i : I Smjfi Uat Monday, we w nryeet . ' - m I Delux Hiatal . SaJreOore SamlatlU" Jr I Pv Mojs evejlaf ; i f aaactly as'givew last - I Meigh an Has : . Own Rules As, To Children BETWEEN asanas tor hto latest pic ture. "The Proxy Iaddy." Thomas alalghan cillxenoy raaas Holt on ths ears at chUdran, He to tha father ef Ova lively youngsters to tha picture and between registering tar tha camera, sad keeping tha kids In good humor tha genial star has his hands rail. know just bow tha head af a big family feels when he takes the chCdrea to the movies," sighed Mstghsn aa be prepared to ga fhrough ths scene, On!y X think nty Job to more difficult because they are always wanting ta know what the director or camera man Is doing." . In ' bis spare memento Heighea has complied the feDowtog rales for the cere ef chDdrsa. Holt notwithstanding J 1 A cuckoo clock Is the best paciOsr. a Never try to wash UtUe Jahnay neck unless yea have ft suppiy at eaady as a "persuader. S When children are taken cm ft PsH man car one should always have aa ee cyclopedia bandy la order ts answer ftO Quosuons. . ; When at dinner to ft dining say '-tjouTLsmlih this. lusweers and staged it in the comeountry with-n bunch Qffighttrtg Yankee of the Texas border policeand the result is one A mericanJrnockeuU children should ha given tree rr a fop aa atterept ta cramp thtir style U r---e ta result in trouhla. - ahevar leave- children aloee eaa tioa pasture eat U yws expect tt t ftato the suae When Ton have roMta tt rT be sure net to leave the children alooe to the BUI ear far tara tm t a ttoi, which wU net ajsiy disturb yoa w rw menaa. . College Glasses (Jet Aid From Projectors -Oregea Arrlcultsral Celtoge, CorvalLa. Jan. tlUartng Btotoreaj have become se popular to some at the toUags eoureee thai ft portable kevW pre lector has beasj purchaaad y t T. ftoid, cntlere e&tect tar use em the eaayus.'. The machine to essippad wtth ft M watt masdft torn, saptav Crtoe, weiraa erry ta Bounds, and will threw ft picture feet distant. Tha departmaato t farm mechanics, auto saecheaica, chemical an gineertng and the school ef mines have already need the projector to class work, Bytvto Breamar haa heea engaged to play bey Cm Uatvereal picture. Tats will be ta support at .Freak htaye to John Fleming Wilson's story. The Way Back.9 . It has just bees put tato pro- dPOUOB,
