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ALL THIS
The Uproariously Funny Farce
OUR LITTLE WIFE
The Humorous Story of a Polyandrous Matron Who Loves
Her Husband
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A Touch oi the Risque Without Offense
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"UNDER SUSPICION," 5 Acts
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California Windstorm
Wrecks Setting
Mistaking a California windstorm
recently as Its cue to tumble for an
earthquake scene, part of an Italian
street at Metro Park. In the San Fran
cisco Valley, collapsed, delaying pro
duction of "The Hope," for two days.
When Herbert Blache, the director
went on the location the next morn
ing he found the side wall of a two
story brick building wrecked. The
entire company-: including Jack Mul
hall. Marguerite de la Motte, Ruth
Stonehouse, Frank Elliott and 100
Italian actors- waited two days while
the building was replaced.
The earthquake promises to be a
spectacular scene in "The Hope,"
which A. S. I! Vino adapted from
the great Drury Lane melodrama by
Cecil Raleigh and Henry Hamilton.
Other episodes in this colossal Metro
production occur during a polo game,
the running of the English Derby,
and a battle in Khyber Pass, India.
Technicians worked two weeks
building the street of an Italian cit
at Metro's sixty-three acre park. Rain
prevented filming the earthquake on
the Saturday planned for the scene,
and the following day wind caused
ono of the big walls to collapse.
