MARY AND DOUG

Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 187, 28 October 1927, Page 15

MARY AND DOUG

CANT TAKE PART Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairan“ s wil * not apDeai* in person or by l )r oxy in Herbert Brenon’s production !* orre H and Son” for United Artists. -^ )ee Ping, author of the book, Eth i that his characters of •-nil Frobisher and Duncan Scott were al <* # 3li Shtly fictionised portrayto h • ary and ou S. who happened at ?? :n . England on their honeymoon nov J| e tiruo Deeping was writing his >tap WaS hopecl - at first, that the two uj*™ might be persuaded to appear in in et e Pisode in which they figure abla * 3 \ ory ut » while they were agreeixnJS **» their contracts made it imihnn*w ’• Dntil he departed last tend*fi or Brenon still info- Jr* to us ® the episode, employing Won'5 e v° les an actor and actress who bear a sufficient physical rerecru»«nc? *° ttie famous pair to be th« J ’# Can found; and this scene of wbile Picturesque, will be i Ptti from the scenario, Brenon said. ‘Thft 6 r °-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, *’hirh Callahans and the Murphys,” draml # to ke released shortly, is a th r , lK a of {iuns hine and shadows, heart ! umnf thrills, with broad Irish Dr PBol lr P te Ping through it all. Marie *rxwi.f r Polly Moran play the re--Mu-nv 6 parts °f Mrs. Calahan and Mrs. Crav y * while Sally O’Neill, Lawrence - Aha Roy D’Arcy are in support.