The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-11
E'ANNIE'S
l. LOCKERS
BY FANNIE FILM


He's here,
George Walsh. handsome, smil-
ing and debonair, in Brave and
Bold William Fox feature, be-
ginning Sunday at the Melbourne
theater.
There is mighty good story,
wherein Walsh plays the part of
Robert Boob, a young American
who is a victim of foreign con-
spiracy, but who finally gets the
better of his enemies, and well,
you know the rest cause there's
a girl in the story.
George Walsh is getting to be
the original matinee idol. his fame
spreading even to South America.
A short time ago there appeared in
a paper printed in Rio de Janeiro,
a large newspaper cut called
THE Perils of the Cinema" which
showed young Brazilian girl
standing entranced before a large
poster of George in front of the
movie show. while her anxious
young sweetheart is pulling her by
the arm, saying. mo, dear, the
show at this theater is not good
today"
Theda Bara has adopted
the 1J8th regiment, infantry,
stationed at Fort kearney,
Cal.
'SpOse they will lie singing
"Namp, vamp. vamp, the
boys are marching" pretty
soon.
"Verna Mersereau and three
fresh young beauties are as grace
full as the fawn and as free from
artificiality as the violets."
The foregoing is inclosed in
quotation marks to indicate that
1t was stolen-stolen from the
press agent of the Pantages the
alter. Amt that pretty little
sentiment. Oh, gracious.
Just the same, the ladies can
dance in their clever way and the
Pan fiends are going to like
them.
There are number of other
good acts on the bill which opens
here next Monday, among the
best of which are the Six Musical
Noses with Jazz music. Get
Way Back n Snap Your Fingers"
Be good, now. U wonder If the
editor is going to let this run.
You see, he does not like to
dance.)
Young men, see 1.-THE kaiser
the Beast of Berlin" and join the
navy.
Young women, see 1.-THE kaiser,
the Beast of Berlin" and join the
Red Cross and the war garden
units.
q did not put a capital letter
on the word kaiser, cause l
think that it is showing him too
much respect. don't your
Did you know that Fatty,
beg pardon. Roscoe ArbuckIe,
is publishing a monthly mag
azine called s. II. O., mean
ing Standing Room Only?
Well, he is.
Manager Anderson OF the Apol-
10 theater says he is simple,
plain man. Uh-huh, but have you
ever noticed his eyes and smile.
Well, now / wonder.
Do you believe there is a Su-
preme Deity, something or some
one higher than earthly things,
who controls the destinies OF ma
tons in His hands?
Philip Landicutt did not-but
that was before he went to war,
before he went thru that great
|smelter of mo Mans Land"
where the gold is separated from
the dross.
There In that terrible strife
and din, where a man must
be a man, Philip Landicutt
found himself, to the great
Joy of his mother and of the
beautiful girl who loved him.
1.-THE Unbeliever" begins at the
Colonial theater Sunday.
Eight-year-old Nadia Gary plays
an important part in Mabel Nor
mand's newest Goldwyn produc-
ton. The star is devoted to the
clever little girl, and the other
day made a discovery when she
offered Nadia a bit of chewing
candy.
II have to be careful" said
the child, because I have false
teeth like grownup lady"
Miss Normand's curiosity did
not let the confession stop at
that. She learned that because of
Nadia's popularity with producers,
coupled with the fact that she is
losing her baby teeth, it was
necessary for her mother to pro-
vide a plate with two tiny
store" teeth on it to fill the gap
In Nadia's mouth caused by Ma
ture.