| George Fitzmaurice has the distinction of being one of the greatest of motion
picture directors. He was born in France and attended the famous St. Julien
school there, where he studied art. His productions featured by Paramount-Artcraft,
the first of which was "On with the Dance" followed by "The
Right to Love" and "Idols of Clay" show his rare ability
to transform the written play into the pictured form. Mr. Fitzmaurice is
a world traveller, having spent considerable time in India, China, Japan
and Egypt. He is five feet ten inches high, weighs a hundred and sixty-three
pounds, has black hair and hazel eyes. While he is very fond of outdoor
life, he evinces an equal interest in art, being able to work in oil with
telling effect. |