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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1921

Page

2

Inside the Photoplay: Training Writers for the Screen

A columnist discusses Robert E. MacAlarney's view that few original scenarios are accepted, with trained writers dominating output. He urges aspiring authors to study current films, craft a strong theme, and rehearse their plot for a month before presenting to producers at Famous Players-Lasky.

Robert E. MacAlemey Scenaric Famous Players-Lasky Corporation Leadon Stu Mr. MacAlavasy Teoting Picture Company Vita 4 Prestat Macahlarner

Aiken Discusses Film Life and Stage Ambitions

In a portrait of Hollywood practice, the interview highlights Aiken’s passion for meeting fans, his six reel feature Home Brew, and his past stage roles. Paramount’s scenario department, led by MacAlarney, curates plots from books plays and magazines, with readers trained to match producer demands. Levenson adds views on entertainment purpose and the need for original stories.

MacAlarney MacAlarnsy Columbia University Tamis MacAlamer Ington Wales Aiken Mr. Aken Popls Mator Simon Slade Srelves Davy Crockett Paramount Forces Fifth Avenue Forty-second Street Times Square Paramount Scenario Department Mr. MacAlarney

California Garden Cinquains and Art Theory Reflections

A fragmented poem sequence contrasts nature imagery with commentary on art forms like music painting and cinema. It includes lines about a snail an almond blossoms a silver candelabrum and a discussion of life versus art and the purpose of photoplays with quotes attributed to Ruth Clay Price.

Star of Adventure O Star of Adventure Poem

A reflective poem by Jack Rubie prays to the Star of Adventure, asking it to tell stories of distant lands. The narrator seeks comfort and guidance, promising to follow the star wherever it leads and to rest in its light as a mother star.

Balb Wonder Film Company Criliriza Willhie Blale Ferguson Scenarion Egtaily Sahara Yukon Grand Theo Mather

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