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"This scene also called for a rr.ln effect and the water pouring down upon us added to our discomfort This is merely one incident of the dangers to which a picture player is exposed. I would not have gone through that much in ten years on the stage, but the fact that I now can have my own home and keep regular hours ever) day more than makes up for all. "I presume most of my readers know that 'The Millionaire Baby' was adapted to the screen from the story by Anna Katherine Green, and I am sure that those who have read the works of this noted writer will agree with me when I say that her plots are more battling, than those created by any other writer of the present day. There were scenes in the production where the slightest show of any kind of emotion would have disclosed the denouement end ruined the entire effect of the picture, so you can imagine how I felt at first playing close up to the camera and having to hold every muscle of my face tense when I had been used to being far away from the audience, with the footlights between us, where facial expression is a secondary consideration. "This is one of the causes for many New Britain, July 17.
Mayor Quigley today requested government secret service men here to investigate what is believed to be a plot to wreck local factories working on war orders for the Aillies. Two men, said to be of German origin, were arrested and a quantity of dynamite found in their rooms. realize that everything they do Is recorded by the camrra and that a slip which might to unnoticed on the stage will ruin a whole seme in a film drama and possibly spoil the entire production if it is not retaken. One ot the most difficult scenes in 'The Millionaire Baby' was the one in which the child is stolen. 'I ho skill of handling this so as not to 'Mir the whole story depended more upon the men who retouched the film after the director had finished with it than upon the players, and I understand that these men worked till the wee small hours several nights in succession.
"Had the players who supported ma in this production been other than they were I do not doubt but what my lot would have been anything but an enjoyable one, but as it was we were Jpst like one big family from the very Oxford, North Carolina Correspondence invited with girls purposing to attend College next session. COURSES: i Literary Preparatory and Collegeate. Music, Art, Pedagogy, Expression, Business, Home Economics, (Domestic Science and Domestic Art. Specialists of experience in all departments. I were presented through such widely different mediums, and this novelty relieved the monotony ot such a steady grind.
"1 will try to tell you some of the interesting things which occurred during the Aiming of the big scenes for 'The Millionaire The first one that comes to my mind, and one which I will remember for a long, long time, was a fire scene in which I was supposed to rescue another actor, who was playing the part of my employer, from a burning building. Our director tried using smokepots, but these did not give the realistic effect which he desired, so he determined that the shack which had been erected in the large yard of the studio would have to be burned and that tins two of us who were to appear in the scene would have to undertake what is termed by the players 'a In other words, we would have to run the risk ot being injured for the sake of realism. "The other player was placed In the shack and the fire started. The 'business' of my part called for my rushing into the building and carrying the other man out through the smoke and flames and "off" the scene. Oil wae sprinkled on various parts of the Ghack, but not around the doot through which we were to exit while 1 was doing tho "rescue." All appeared to be going nicely as I made my way past the camera and started pictures I would have turned down the offer.
And yet, like many other actors, 1 have seen the light. The change of heart was not compulsory, for I came to realize that In motion pictures of higher class the conscientious actor has as great an opportunity for artistic work as on the spoken stage. 1 considered at some length, too, before 1 affiliated permanently with any motion picture concern, and 1 chose the Selig Polyscope company because of the enviable reputation attained by the Selig spectacular productions and artistio environments made possible by the careful supervision of Mr. William N. Selig.
"When I started to work in 'The Millionaire naby' in the Chicago studios of the Selig Polyscope company I was also appearing in the lead in a dramatic production on the speaking stage at one of the leading theaters in that city. This placed me under quite a strain and all I did for several weeks was work and sleep and very little of the latter. I was at the studio every at 8:30 and worked steadily until 6-or 6:30 in the afternoon. Then I rushed downtown and, after a rather hurried supper, sped io the theater in time to appear on the stage at 8:15. "It was quite an experience to be working in two characters which were themselves so different and which F.
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