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Motion Picture Blue Book (c. 1924), 1924
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1of Kingdom Come," "Just Out of College," Man Who Had Everything," United Artists "Through the Back Door," "Garrison's Finish," "The End of the Word," etc. Add.; Beverly Hills, California.
3PICKFORD, MARY; b. Toronto, Can., 1893; stage career: juvenile parts at five yrs., Valentine stock Co., Toronto, at nine, starred in "The Fatal Wedding," with Chauncey Olcott in "Edmund Burke," David Belasco's "Warrens of Virginia;" screen career: Biograph Griffith productions, "The Violin Maker of Cremonia," first lead, 1-reel Independent Motion Picture Company, returned to stage for Belasco's "A Good Little Devil," went to Famous Players with entire cast for film version of "Tess of the Storm Country," Artcraft, "The Little Princess," "Romance of the Redwoods," "Poor Little Rich Girl," "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," "M'liss," "Little American," "Amarilly of Clothesline Alley," "Stella Maris," "Johanna Enlists," "Captain Kidd, Jr.," First National, "The Hoodlum," "Daddy Long Legs," "Heart of the Hills," United Artists, "Pollyanna," "The Love Light," "Suds," "Through the Back Door," "Little Lord Fauntleroy," "Tess of the Storm Country," "Rosita," "Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall." Add.; Mary Pickford Co., Los Angeles, California.
5PITTS, ZASU; b. Parsons, Kansas, 1898; ed. Santa Cruz; Screen career, Universal Brentwood Productions ("Better Times," "Heart of Twenty"), ("The Other Half," "Poor Relations"), ("Is Matrimony a Failure?" "For the Defense"), ("Youth to Youth," "A Daughter of Luxury" ("Poor Men's Wives"), ("Patsy," "The Girl Who Came Back"), "Daughters of Today," "Triumph." Add.; 2017 Pinehurst Road, Hollywood, California.
7POST, CHARLES "BUDDY"; b. Salt Lake City; ed. in the public and high schools of Salt Lake City; Early career: studied medicine and theology; Stage career began with Ernest Wilkes Stock Co., and continued for several years; Screen career began in 1918, with Mary Pickford in "M'liss"; appeared in such important productions as: "Wild Oranges," "Behold This Woman," "Wilderness." Add.; Hollywood, California.
9PREVOST, MARIE; b. Sarnia, Canada, 1898; ed. Denver; screen career: Mack Sennett Comedies, First National, "Old Swimmin' Hole," "Love, Honor and Behave," Asso. Prod., "A Small Town Idol," Universal, "Moonlight Follies," "Parisian Scandal," "Dangerous Little Demon," "Kissed," "Her Night of Nights," "The Married Flapper," Warner Bros., "Heroes of the Street," "The Beautiful and Damned," "Brass," "The Marriage Circle," "Three Women," "Cornered." Add.; Care of Warner Bros. Studios, Hollywood, California.
11PRINTZLAU, OLGA; b. Phila., Pa.; ed. public schools of Phila., and Los Angeles; Early career: portrait painting, scenario writer and editor; five years with Wm. and Cecil De Mille; "Why Change Your Wife," "Midsummer Madness," "Lost Romance," "Conrad in Quest of His Youth," "What Every Woman Knows," "Burning Sands," "Through a Glass Window," (original) "Little Church Around the Corner," (original) "Beautiful and Damned," "Mothers-in-Law," "Daughters of the Rich," "My Lady's Lips," (original), "When a Woman Reaches Forty," (original), "The Parasite," "White Man," "Butterfly," "The Best in Life," also two stage plays: "Window Panes," "Manna." mem. Authors' League of America, Writers' Guild, etc. Add.; 6533 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, California.
13RANDOLF, ANDERS; b. 1875, Denmark. Stage career: Stock in Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo; also with William All-Star Company, Henrietta Crossman, etc. Screen career—among important releases: "413" for Vitagraph, "Splendid Sinner" for Goldwyn, "Lion and the Mouse," "Erstwhile Susan," "Cinema Murder," "The Black Beach," "The Buried Treasure," "The Bright Shawl," "Her Man," "Potash and Perlmutter," etc. Mem. N. Y. A. C., Lambs' Club, etc. Add.: Lambs' Club, New York City, or 8217 Fountain Ave., Hollywood, California.
15RAWLINSON, HERBERT; b. Brighton, England. ed. England and France. Stage career: repertoire and stock; screen career: Selig, Bosworth, Brockton, First National, "Playthings of Destiny," Goldwyn, "The
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