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Rex Ingram is the producer and di
- rector of “Mare Nostrum,” at the
[ Liberty theater. The young genius
who already has to his credit such
successes as “The Four Horsemen of
the Apocalypse,” “The Prisoner of
Zenda,” “The Conquering Power,”
“Scramouche” and other pictures
which liave marked advancing strides
in the progress of this industry, filmed
“Mare Nostrum” on the original lo
cation in Europe described by Blasco
Ibanez in his famous story.
Ingram is one of the very few di
rectors whose name means something
to the public. By the high standard
he has established with all his pic
tures, people all over the world have
learned that an Ingram (production is
something worth waiting for.
/ He has the rare gift of combining
the artistic and exceptional with
popular appeal and producing strong
drama that is entertainment and most
pleasing to the eye.
Such romantic screen players as Ra
mon Novarro, Alice Terry, Rudolph
Valentino and Barbara La Marr were
discovered and swept to fame under
his guidance
Ingram’s pictures have always been j
famous for their pictorial beauty and j
“Mare Nostrum” is superb in that |
respect. He has taken many of the !
fampus historical and pictorial loca
tions of Europe and blended then into
“Mare Nostrum” in a way that makes
them a real part of it.
Early Artistry
Ingram’s feeling for the beautiful
! and its proper place in drama comes
from his early interest and training
in sculpture. He was born in Dublin,
the son of a professor, and received a
splendid education at the University
of Dublin, from w'hich he graduated.
He came to America in 1911 and after
suffering all the vicissitudes of for
tune he matriculated in the Yale Uni
versity School of Fine Arts. Here he
studied sculpture under Professor Lee
O. Lawrie, and later served as his
assistant While at Yale Mr. Ingram
became interested in motion pictures,
and soon perceived how the princi
ples of sculpture could effect a vast
improvement.
He decided to try his hand at di
recting, and wTith that purpose in mind
joined the old Vitagraph stock com
pany. He wrote scenarios, acted be
fore the camera, and learned direction.
The war interrupted his motion pic
ture career, but after serving as lieut
enant in the Royal Flying Corps he
returned to American studios. “The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”
put the stamp of genius on Ingram,
and since then one masterful produc
tion after another has been added to
his list of honors.
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AGENT, IS HILLED
AGENTS CLAIM WERE MAKING \
'‘INVESTIGATION; FIRED IN
SEL^ DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. (/P)—
Charles B. Gunderlach, 77 years old, 1
! a farmer, is dead and John P. Fisher,
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a dry agent, is in a Leonardstown,
Maryland hospital with gun shot‘
wounds as the result of a gun fight
between Guunderlach and four dry t
agents at the Gunderlach farm out- ^
side Leonardstown.
The agents claim that Gunderlach !
fired at them as they entered his
premises yesterday to investigate and j
that they returned the fire in gelf de- j
fense. *
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 27. (JF)
—Two unidentified bandits walked
. alrnly into the office of the Federal
Canning Company here and escaped
with the parroll of $1,500. They left
in an automobile and the county of
’icLls are after them with a large
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French flags were torn down, several
shots fired, and many noses punched
in an anti-American Legion demonstra
tion at Clicy yesterday. The extreme
communists had gathere^ at the place
police precautions which were being
outside the city because of extra
taken in Paris.
. LITTLE HOPE FOR RECOVERY
i NEW YORK, Sept 27. (/P)—Physi
cians at the Plainsfield hospital, hold
.little hope for the recovery of five
people who were seriously injured in
;an airplane crash, near Hadley, N. J.,
j in which seven people were killed.
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