What Makes a Motion Picture Star in Silent Film
A veteran producer outlines how screen stardom depends on more than looks or acting. Photographic appeal, intense personal magnetism, high nervous energy, and a love of cinema define success. Adaptability and study improve prospects, with stage art principles guiding screen craft.
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Mary Pickford
Legion
Clara Kimball Young
Louise Glaum
Elsie Ferguson
Hobart Bosworth
Richard Mansfield
Henry Walthall
Willie Collier
Anti Rival Fad Haunts Postwar French Social Scene
Scarcity of men after WWI drives French women to anti rival rites. They invoke the Landru Billiken and Landru Buddha figures modeled on Bluebeard. Women stamp seven times on the floor to thwart rivals, display portraits, and dance on the rivals' pictures.
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Landru Billiken
Landru Buddha
Bluebeard
Lacked Authority Among Sunday School Students
A Sunday school teacher questions Johnny for not rising when the superintendent urged those who wished to go to heaven to rise. Johnny explains he had no right to tell them to rise, since the superintendent is not the Angel Gabriel.
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Johnny
Gabriel
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