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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1919. Excerpt: ... PART IV A MODEL PHOTOPLAY "The Countess Charming" By Gelett Burgess and Carolyn Wells Scenario by Gardner Hunting Directed by Donald Crisp FEATURING JULIAN ELTINGE COPYRIGHT by FAMOUS PLAYERS-LASKY CORPORATION Chapter I "THE COUNTESS CHARMING" IMPORTANT--The scenario for "The Countess Charming," printed below, was written by Mr. Gardner Hunting, considered one of the greatest scenario writers in America, from the story by Gelett Burgess and Carolyn Wells. Mr. Julian Eltinge, well-known female impersonator, was featured in this play under the direction of Donald Crisp. Since this is the actual working scenario used by the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation to produce the Paramount Picture, "The Countess Charming,' its value to the beginner is too obvious for comment. We take thisi opportunity to acknowledge our deep debt to the Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, by whose kind permission this scenario is printed below. THE PUBLISHERS, i. Main Title: _ "the Countess Charming" 2. Producer's Title: "To every cause its craft--whether to win a war or to woo a woman!" 3. Credit Title: Members of the North Shore Country Club Hear a Plea for Red Cross Funds 4. Subtitle: 5. Subtitle: Scene 1. Int. Club Lounge--(or large general reception and dancing room, characteristic of country clubs) (IRIS IN) Semi-informal but considerable gathering of society folk (some in sport clothes, some in afternoon costumes) listening to closing words of an earnest plea for subscriptions made by a good type of Red Cross woman worker--she says: 6. Spoken Title: "Dear friends, the world has spent billions to spread ruin; shall we not spend something to staunch a little of the flowing blood, to repair a few of the human wrecks, to relieve some of the suffering?" Working making closing remarks...
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