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Plays and)Players (Continned from page” Sp)! AURICE TOURNEUR filming “Lorna Bellamy, and a lot o a peep at it and who claim to know, declare it is the greatest costume film ever made. One young man who played a minor part had great ambitions, and during the filming _ of the story insisted on being near and in _ front of the camera as often as possible. Sometimes, he even got in front of the star | himself. : One day Tourneur lost his patience. } “You,” he said, waving an arm in the young man’s direction, “move out a little. _ A little more. Cheat out a little bit fur- ther,” Then, to the camera man, “Is be out —clear out?” “Ves,” said the camera man. | “Now,” said the director, “stay out You've got your directions for the rest of the picture,” OUG and Mary returned from their trip to New York—where Miss Pickford went to appear in the $108,coo suit brought against her by Mrs, Cora Wilkenning and which, incidentally, Mary won—with Mr and Mrs, William G, McAdoo. The Mec- Adoas are to make their home in Los Angeles and as the former Secretary of the Treasury and Mr. Fairbanks are creat pals, they will probably see a Jot of the famous screen couple. The Fairbanks went direct to their Bev- erly Hills home, which wasn't sold after all during their trip to Europe. In two weeks, Mary Pickford will begin work on her production of “Tess” and Mr. Pairbanks is to start filming “Robin Hoad,” under the direction of Allan Dwan. io latest movie palace under construc- tion it the Priscilla Dean-Wheeler Oak- man home in Beverly Hills. This interesting couple decided they wanted ta have a place of their own, so they put the money they had been caving up for a trip to Europe, into bricks and plumbing instead. IT saw the beginnings of their place the other day—a charming colonial effect on one of the prettiest spots in Beverly Hills. Priscilla, who is between pictures, while Wheeler is busy being a hero for some cam- era or other, i on the job most of the time supervising details of her plans and bosaing carpenters, A swimming pool is to be one of the fea- tures, “And a nice large kitchen,” says Priscilla ; *you know Wheeler has a mania for cook- _ ing and he would wreck any ordinary kitchen _ in no time.” Mr. and Mrs. Oakman expect ta be at home after June first. | HEN you read on the screen that Elinor Glyn supervised a picture, you probably don’t realize the full meaning of that statement. But Madame Glyn is a thorough work- | man, During the filming of her story “Beyond the Rocks,” with Gloria Swanson and Ro- dolf Valentino, Madame Glyn was on the set cvery morning at nine o'clock. In the big ball seenea, she even dressed the hair of all the extra girls with her own hands, to give it the proper “Jook” of English society. 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