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I Weekly Film Notes. For the screen version of The Great Day," the big melodrama which is at present running at Drury Lane Theatre, the Famous Players-Lasky British Producers, Ltd., is to have the use of the original scenery, properties and costumes now being used at the Lane." Arthur Collins, who has produced all the famous Drury Lane dramas for many years, has also offered to assist the Company in every way in the making of the film version, which is to be produced at the new studios at Islington early in May. It is interesting to record that the first picture in which Pauline Frederick appeared when the Famous Players Company induced her to abandon the stage for the studio, was the screen adaptation of Sir Hall Caine's cele- brated novel, The Eternal City." Not only was her first picture taken from a British story, but parts of it were made in this country, Hugh Ford, the producer, bringing over the star and a company in the late spring of 1914 for that purpose. This picture, to- gether with many other of the cele- brated dramatic actress' big successes, such as Bella Donna, Zazal," Sapho," Sold," and The Woman in the Case," by the late Clyde F tch, are being revived, and their reappearance on the screen affords a welcome opportunity of renewing acquaintance with these classics of the si I ver sheet. One of the most travelled camera men of the present day is undoubtedly Herford Cowling, who photographs the Paramount-Burton Holmes Travel films. He has journeyed over 30,000 miles in pursuit of subjects of interest, and has just passed through London on his way back to France after a. trip embracing the occupied zone of the Rhine, the North of France, Belgium. Austria, Bohemia, and Czecho- Slavonia. In these regions he has secured many miles of photographs of the devastated towns, and of the Bohemians, Poles, and Czechs who have been released from the tyranny of the Dual Monarchy. His itinerary tor his present trip includes the South of France, Algiers, Morocco, Egypt, and the Soudan (where he anticipates get- ting some unique pictures of big game), and India. WTiile in Austria recently he lost all his baggage, and was left with nothing save what he was wearing and his beloved camera, which he never allows to go out of his hand even on the most fatiguing journey. Almost everyone will recall The White Man, the picturesque play which had its first run at the Lyric Theatre, London, and afterwards toured the country with immense suc- cess. It is now to be seen on the screen, having been produced by Cecil DeMille as an Artcraft picture. The story of the English nobleman who took on himself the blame of another's crime for the sake of a woman's love, and buried himself in a little Western American town till he finally worked out his salvation, is too well known to need re-telling in detail. The cast in this picture is one of the strongest seen for some time on the screen, including as it does Elliott Dexter, Ann Little, Theodore Roberts, Jack Holt, and the beautiful actress, Katherine Mac- Donald, who is later to be seen in the chief part in a picture version of Sir HaH Caine's famous novel, 'Tle Woman Thou Gavest Me." Fatty Arbuckle recently had a funny experience through an error on the part of his property man. Fatty told him overnight to get some logs, for the rotund comedian was going to shoot" a scene the next morning which necessi- tates a collapsible log cabin. Judge of Arbackle's surprise when the property man, who is slightly deaf, arrived the next morning leading—or rather being led by-as miscellaneous a collection of stray mongrels as one could see even in 'the streets of Constantinople. He thought Fatty had asked him to get some dogs!
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