A number of unusual and elaborate
sets were utilized in producing Hall
Calne's well known novel "The Wom
an Thou Gavest Me," starring Kath
erine MacDonald. Among the sets re
presented the library of Castle Raa,
with its walls hung with genuine old
tapestries and paintings, a faithful re
production of the famous Shepherd's
Hotel in Cairo, an African desert oasis
PRODUCERS FAVOR IMPORTS
The United States is now facing a
difficult situation; in 1918 we exported
three billion dollars' worth of goods
more than we imported; we are now
to receive half a billion dollars a year
in interest on our loans to belliger
ents. The gold does not exist with
which to ipoy euch smms, nor is it pos
sible to stimulate our investments
abroad to a point sufficient to offset
such a balance. It Is clear that if
we are to maintain our exports, on
the existence of which depends so
much of our national prosperity, it
will be necessary materially to in
crease our imports of foreign goods,
both raw and finished.
This situation was clearly recog
nised at the Sixth National Foreign
with a wealth of tropical foliage, and
the interior of a Norman church. In
the supporting cast are seen Theo
dore Roberts, Jack Holt, Milton Sills
and Fritz! Brunette.
Pauline Frederick's choice of lead
ing men seems to have settled on Mil
ton Sills, who is to appear opposite
her In her next Goldwyn picture. He
has Just finished with her in "The
Fear Woman." Miss Frederick says
that, speaking of leading men she
likes them tall and Grecian and ap
parently Mr. Sills suits the requirements.
