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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 206, 19 November 1927, Page 23 (Supplement)

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NO. 10. D. W. GRIFFITH TY W. GRIFFITH, pioneer pro- • ducer, is too well-known to need an introduction. He has been responsible for many successes, and for pointing the direction to stardom for many stars. The case of Dorothy and Lillian Gish in “The Birth of a Nation” will be remembered. There are many artists in America to-day who have to thank “D.W.” for a helping hand. Here is his signature:

Violet La. Plante, younger sister of Laura La Plante, Universal’s blonde star, has just recently completed a leading role opposite Hob Curwood in “The Valiant Rider.’*

Arnold Kent, Paramount’s blonde Italian leading man, is taking advantage of a lull between pictures to travel to Florence, Italy, to visit his mother.

Lois Wilson will play Jane, the ticket seller at a Coney Island roller coaster in “Coney Island,” F.8.0.’s romance of the amusement park.

Harry Langdon’s next picture has Ven tentatively named ‘'The Nineteenth Hole.” It is domestic comedy, "ith Gladys McConnell playing opposite.

Reginald Denny's seven-week vacau°n in ended. lie has started at Uniryal City on a picture provisionally “Use Your Feet.” It is adapted Lehman and Earl Snell, and. be directed by Fred Newmeyer, llt n ° produced Denny in “Mile-a-Min-Ule Love.” lyan Mosjukine is on his way from universal Citv to London to make per;°nal appearances with the three pices * These pictures are “Surrender/ £ which lie is co-starred with Mary JHifcin, “Michael Strogoff,” and , rince of Adventurers.”