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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

OELZNICK PICTURES. in addition 10
= their two large studios in the
east win shortly start a large pro-
ducuon unit at Los Angeles Harry
Rapf. production manager Of the
selzniek Fort Lee studio. Win start
for California within a few days, and
on his arrival there the name and
location OF the new production plant
viii be announced 1fr- Rapf viii re-
main permanently in the vest and
VIII have charge Of the latest addi-
ton 20 the growing field OF seiznicS
picture making activities.
Myron selznick further announces
that IT the California studio Of the
company there VIII be produced a
series Ct special features Of unusual
CALDER. All these nov on the Seiz-
nick raster OF stars, including Olive
Thomas. Elaine Hammerslein, Elsie
Janis, Eugene u Brieu and Owen
> GORE VIII Journey west from time
% time to play in these big produc-
lions or 20 make scenes for their own
series Of photodramas. according to
carefully urearrauEed schedules.
Ayron selznick has purchased the
motion picture rights to The Girl
With the tauu's Ears" written by
Phyllis puEanne- The Girl with
tne faun's Ears appeared serialiv IN
the Ladies Home Journal and VIII
probably be used bv olive Thomas rs
z vehicle following The GIL From
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

miers with &c Mile. Gloria Swanson.
Thomas AeiEnan and others o. the
cast present
What IS expected 20 be a movie rec
ord VII be established iu ChicaEc
when D. W Griflth's Broken
Blossoms Is shown p 90 theare-a
slmultausously-
At Glacier PARK. Montana. larz19il
Neiiau is fiimiu= his new prodlc-
ton "Custer's last Fight. based on
the historic massacre
IN The steel King featuring
MontaEue Love and June Elvilsa.
world Film promises its biggest pro-
luction lu two years
Paramount announces It's purpcs1
20 build a theater in Denver repre-
sentiug an outlay Of Sl.0Q1.11Q
10 get material for comedies star
ring Constance Talmadga, her Lirec-
tor. John Emerson. IS touring the
places in California where brides and
grooms go
Tor a season Francis x Bushman
and Beverly Bavne have left che
movies. They are 90 head the east OF
oliver Eorosco's stage play, che
Master Thief" which now is En- re-
hearsaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

you are writeing the play so 7 says
T o. K and he set down and wrote out
Ia check and come 20 find out it was
Following the wild Bird.
Well I told about &c at home and 7
saws we must not leave this wild bird
+ get out Of our clutches but we have
got to move EomeWheres within
touching distants Of him so she says
what do We half to move for, as
when this jack is all spent you can
so down 10 his hotel and tell Nm
you sill write him . plays in the
stead Of l. So I says just because his
name IS Gest that Is no sign he al
ways stays in a hotel and she laughed
out loud.
wen I found out that he makes his
home in H. y so I says We would
move down there, but she said she
wouldn't live there as she had heard
they couldn't nobody sleep acct Of
the Brooklyn baseball fans acrost the
river so 7 said we would find a quite
place somewheres clos so I asked
friend Of mine from n y. where be
would recommend rs to and he said
Greenwich. Conn So / asked him
where that was and he says on Long
Island sound So I says how could that
be a quiet place ana be SO near the
sound. but he said he had heard that
one before or read IL in a book.
Getting Located.
Wen the next thing was getting rid
OF our lease in Chi and they wasn't
no trouble about as people is so hard
MP for homes that some them has
even sold their gold fish and moved
into the bowl, but when we went 20
Greenwich TO ger q hold Of place 70
live we found they wasn't nothing az
leisure tin the middle Of fall So there
we was without no roof 10 cover our
head so she says she had been want
ing for long vile 10 visit her family
AT WaWasee Lake, Ind, and said
yes and ] have been anxious for
long time to visit nv folks in Niles.
Mich. So we packed up and went 70
WaWasee Lake and when her family
seen US comeing they forced smile
Wen the time past quick down
there as % Is the biggest lake IN IND
and over your head in some places
and every day 7 went fishing up to
the time I finely caught the fish and
after that I played golf as they have
hole course that a old man and
g horse takes care Of il and the
horse also acts as a rowing hazard
when he isn't busy moving the fair
way with his teeth and they say you
can ten how old a horse Is by looking I
at his teeth but this old eodger never 7
cracks a smile so all as you can do Is I
guess, but judging by the fair way /
7 would say he was about wks. OF
age.
On the Golf Links.
one day they was a bird from TT /
WAYNE playing the course and he was i
sore because you half to play all your 4
brassey shots with a nlbIck and ne
was on the Sd hole which runs along 4
the 3. and o. from Cary TO Eostoria
and il looked like be would get on I
what they cali the green with MS
f2.h. and maybe sink his put for
eagle 10 and Just then the old man
ana Rover popped up from nowheres
and he asked them If you PLAYED f
winter golf on this course Well the
horse didn't pay no tension but the
Did man said he guest not as i gets
pretty cold down here.
Wen. / been staying at my aunt in
zyv IN Goshen since the world serious
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

So Gays maybe people has enough
spare time 20 write TO al their
friends but personally time means
money 20 a man ike myself and Il
even take tine to drop a card once
IN while 70 all my old pals why they
would not be time for me 10 DO no.
thing else, vile the wife ana kiddies
went out ia the forest and gathered
Herbs and wild hurtleberrys for the
evening meal
The editor laughed heartily at the
way put 81, but after he had re-
cerered MADE the remark that this
paper reached all my old friends as
ven az people that takes an interest
IN nan ike I and feel like they
knew me though we have never met
ana y I cared 20 keep my old friends
posted on my movements and etc
Why be would feel highly honored
would write IN letter once in o
while that Re could publish ID in this
paper containing news OF my family
and az wei as items OF interest
occurring ln the big world which 7
have the privilege OF comeinE In con-
tact with them mora SO than you dear
people Of this old town beautiful
though 90 IS
WHY he Moved
7 have excepted the kindly editors
genial offer a-d vile 7 90 not claim
merits as q literary man the editor
says that does not matter and u I
VII just write In my own breezy
style CHE way I talk as he expressed
IT'D he and his readers VIII be more
than satisfied 7 VIII do my best
which rs I often say Is as much as
any man can 90 and 7 VIII half to
crave your ingulgents Il word OF
- the Up 20 date slang drops into
these coils once in a vie as am
only trying DO be natural which is
where e man ls best after all
Many rf my friends All ready
knows THAI i am going 70 move east
from dear old Chs where 7 been To-
Gated on and Off FOR the past 10 yrs
but perhaps a few Of you is curious
as 70 how I come 20 make this deci-
sion Wen they was a show name
Chu Chin Chow that come 20 Chi
last winter and the bird that owned
u was name Ar Gast and 8 night
we become acquainted and be asked
me why I didn't write him a play. So
says haven't never wrote ! and
don't know u 7 can or no, and vile
was mzkeinr the experiment the
vie and kiddias would half to
live On memoirs so when he got
through lsughiug at the quaint
way gut il ne says yes but
suppose I give you enough Jack
70 keep them iu fruit and cereal vile
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
Some OF The New
Releases In Films

GgLIIs House in Order" Elsie Fer
II guson. Aircraft
Two Women" Norma Talmadga
First National.
"At the Barn" Constance Tai
madge. First National
Tho lincoln Highwayman."
william Russell. Fox
THE Blooming Angel" 8Eadgs
Kennedy. Goldwyn.
"Jinz." Mabel Normand. Gold
wyn-
watch out william Charles
Ray. Paramount.
''The Oath" Hobart Bosworth,
Paramount
"The Dark Mirror" Dorothy Dali
ton. Paramount.
wanted. a Husband" Billie
Burke, PARAMOUNT.
The Copperhead," lionel Barry
more. Paramount
speed Carr" wallace Reid.
Paramount
"a Fugitive From Matrlmony,"
81. 3. Warner Cole.
Poor Relations" zaSu Pitts,
R0bertson-Cole.
''The Woman Game" Elaine
Hammersteln SelEnick-
Treasure Island" Shirley Mason
nourneur.
The Fortune Hunter Earle
Williams. FitaEraph-
The Head waiter" larry Sc
mon. Fitagraph-
The Sporting Duchess" Alice
Joyce, Nitagraph-
The Darkest Hour" Harry 7.
Mercy. FitaEraph.
The Golden shower" GLADYS
Leslie, Vitagraph.
The Roads We take %. Henry.
Nitagraph.
The steel King" Montague
Love. World.
The Woman OF LES June FL
vidge, World
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

To- the Editor:
NO doubt your subscribers IS Won
y der-ng what has became Of me
and the last time was in your city
The genial editor Of this paper whom
this letter is addressed made the re-
mark that Do was TO bad that a man
like 7 whose friends was legions Cae-
cording TO the editor) did not keep
ia touch with their old friends in
different citys and correspond with
their friends in all the different citys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

out Yonder, upon which she is no"
. working
Pegsy Hyland. FOX star. having
completed. a Girl fin BOhemla. Is
taking a short vacation
William Russell Fox star, has
worked without rest every day since
E he started his first picture under
his Fox contract He has just FIN
ished Eastward Ho-
Gladys Broclzwell is studying her
role in Flame Qf the Flesh, an early
I FOX production. Edward lie saint
Z viii direct IT,
Madame Traverse. statuesQue FOX
star, having completed Lost Money,
Z IS arranging her wardrobe. having
new gowns made. for her next pro
duction.
william Fox announces that Miriam
Cooper viii soon be aeen in a new
picture
Having completed his work in the
Fox production. THE Fued." with
Tom six. George Hernandez is back
with the costars. Albert Ray and
Elinor Fair. whom he has supported
q number Of times This veteran OF
the screen has supported every star
on the Fox program
william Fox announces that Albert
RAY and Elinor Fair. the costars who
have been unusually sue-e-rtul IN
their suappr comedies. VIII De 1ea-
tured In Tin Pan alley. Frank
Beal viii direct the deduction. IN
the Supporting cast viii be such vel
known PLAYERS as George Hernandez
and Kate Price.
Tom Nix. cowboy star Of Fox Him
a new contract by William Fox The
man who never fakes" VIII appear
exclusively in Fox productions Tor
five years lonEer At least
some Baby." the stage farce by
zellah Covington and Jules Simonsou.
has been purchased By Metro Pic
lures corporation for production BIZ
Screen Classics. Inc Announcement
BIZ Metro OF the ACQUISITION OF some
Baby as one Of the IS famous staSe
PLAYS and celebrated move 70 ne
nicturized by Screen Classics, Inc.
during 1890 follows closely the
purchase OF Rachel Crothers's com
edr. sold lady 81" So Tar as is know %
row. Viola Dana VIII be starred il
the Covington-Simensoon farce
The script for Nav Anison's forth
coming screen Classics. inc. n-oduc-
ton. saThe Walk Offs" by Frederic
and Fanny Hatton calls for a multi
tufe Of Gowns. TITS such O relief %
be able to wear q lot Of nice clothes.
said the star. when the sartorial re-
0uirements Of Tho role we're made
known 20 her. "he~ause in 'Fair and
warmer the action supposedly takes
place all IN one evenine ana one
morning. and 7 had 10 wear those two
rrrurnz die Whole fi71n
While shopping for her Japanese
costumes for her next production,
~The Willow Tree" Viola Dana dis
covered why husbands in the land OF
cherry blossoms and lyimoncs are so
cortented. ITS because the~ have no
Uurerie bills TO pay" said Miss Daua-
"for the Tananesa women Wear--l7e Ell.
they don't wea- it,
Here's a bt Of wisdom from the
pen OF Florence Reed. who IN the long
ago was q stock leading woman here.
hrIf of late has been. and still Is a
flicker C1eonatra Of the first water
Girls. f0rget movie acting. its
difficult road TO success and the
roads overly crowded.
Don't believe everything YOU see In
print about movie stars The life ISL
not one OF continual joy ride by any
means
IL YOU have GOOD steady posi-
sion OF home. keen g. The movie field
IS crowded
The Christie studio now has stage
running the entire length Of city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Hammerstein for her third seiznicIz
picture II was written by Prank
Darcy and Leighton Osmun. and pro-
vides Miss Hammerstein with We
hicle different from anything she has
attempted before
Eugene O'Brien has started work
on his third selzuick Picture. which
viii be titled "The Broken Melody"
The story and scenario were written
BY Quida Bersere. William p. S. Earle
IS directing.
Long Island City soon will rival
Hollywood, Calf, as motion picture
producing center. Several big studios
are 10 the course Of erection there.
cniet among them being the mann
moth plant that VIII be the home Of
Selznick Pictures
When scenes in one OF New Tork'a
most fashionable hotels were needed
for "Plccadlly Jim,' in which Owen
Moore is the star, a hotel was not
built at the studio. The scenes merely
were shot" at the Plaza.
-Cabiria," f:rse Of the big cinema
8Dectacles. Is 20 be revived 10 Is cut
from the original 70 reels to H.
A-a NaA a-A-Aa--lH "a AfA-e SUI tHa ~.
screen stars goes on Ht rate that
threatens TO reach the bottom shelf
before long, h g. Warner IS 10 have
The sky Pilot" and The House OF
Thousand Candles" Blanche sweet
has obtained rights 10 Cinderella
Jane" william Farnum- -Plerre lie
Orlando" william Russell The Lin
coin Highwayman, Dustin tarnum
The CorsIcan Brothers, Harry
Carey, Overland RED" Marshall Nell
an win film The Rivers End and
MadEe Kennedy viii have The
Blooming Angel" The stage also IS
drawn upon liberaliy. Constance Tai
madge has AT the Barn" q London
success Metro has "A Message from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

have no rm. left for the dead people
and gags so I VIII save the rest Of the
news for the next time.
RING ". LARDNER.
Goshen. Ind, oct 81
lConvrieht. 1919. Ben svnll.ate. Ine.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

and they keep a chicken and believe
me I ara never late for breakfast
though j sometimes set up TIL $50
playing halma but now guess ]
better cut this letter short as II the
genial editor prints this letter IN toto
b use The Iatin. an AFRAID he wont
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
Plots OF Some OF The NeuU Releases
What You VIII See In Latest Films

THE way Of Woman with Norma
i Ta1madge. tells the story OF q
young woman OF a poor but aristo-
cratic family who marries a rich
man TO help her parents. although
she loves another. After marriage.
the young woman discovers her hus-
band always is IN debt and when she
borrows money from an outsider for
her mother, who Is I'll. she gets into
trouble. IN the way she gets out OF
her difficulties her mode Of living Is
changed. Conway Tearle is leading
man.
Luck in Pawn has Marguerite
Clark In the principal role. She takes
the place of "a country girl who desires
to be a painter. she sends one Of her
paintings TO q great artist. but not
hearing from him decides to go 20 the
city 10 see him herself Almost before
she knows it, she Is thrust into the
whirl OF society and various compli-
cations arise Charles Meredith IS
leading man: others in the cast john
SteppIng. Lillian Langdon. Leota Lor-
raine and Thomas D. Eersss-
'The Gray Horizon features ses-
sue HayakaWa- Its scenes are laid
largely fl the mountains, Isuru Aokls
wife Of the star, and Bertram Grass
by. Eileen Percy. Andrew Bobson and
Mary Jane irving are in the support
ing cast
Yankee Doodle in Berlin" a Mack
Sennett comedy, is a comic interpre-
tation OF some Of the wars history
with the slaDstick strain dominating.
With the picture IL young women,
presented as original Sennett bath
ing beauties are featured
THE Mother and the Law" has Mae
Marsh and Robert Harron In the Lead
ing parts 1t IS D. ~. GrltLtn
movie, a revised edition OF the modern
drama that ran through one Of his
bigger productions. and has been
added 10 so that Il stands now as 8
separate and new film drama The
picture tells OF a young mother who
is robbed OF her child by a social
condition Among the cast are Mir
lam Cooper. Ralph Lewis. Walter
Long. Margaret Marsh. Lloyd Ingra-
ham and Tod Browning.
"rhe spitfire Of Seville" has Hedda
Nova cast as the daughter OF politi-
cal outlaw Of Spain She is the cen
ter Of a film story with scenes laid
partly in the mountains OF the AL
hamhra- Thurslon Hail is leading
man. taking the role Of an American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

VIII be seen in what mas been said
TO be the best role Of her long serial
career. The Black secret, IS a fir-
teen episode serial based on the
novel. In Secret" by Robert W.
Chambers. Americas foremost writer
Of fiction.
Miss Nancy Chase, the young Ems
lish stage beauty who made q tre-
mendous success last spring On Daniel
Frohman's London revival Of Every
woman arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday to begin work on her initial
motion picture contract The details
OF Miss Chase's film affiliation are
being withheld at present. but 10 Is
known that her hacker IS one Of the
foremost producers in the industry.
Before playing the feminine lead In
Everywomau" Miss Chase supported
Sir Robertson
J. Warren Kerrigan begins work
this week on his new Brunton feature
By H 3. and ~ C.. Daniels. a mystery
play Of society intrigue IN this pic
ture Kerrigan takes the somewhat
paradoIial role Of a poor but honest
lawyer FRITZ Brunette Is the leading
lady and Ernest c. Warde viii direct
Joseph j. Bowling. who attracted at
tention by his masterfui characterize
ton or The Patriarch In George
Loane fuckers The Miracle Man"
has been engaged 20 play an Import
ant part in this production
Elsie Janis's second starring picture
TO be distributed by Select viii be
titled The Imp" The story from
which the picture Is being made was
written by Miss Janis and Edmund
Goulding. who also collaborated with
Frances Marion i'm writing Miss
Janfs's first Selznicll Picture. a
Regular Girl"
'-The Woman Came" is the title OF
the story that VIII be used by Elaine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Robert Gordon. young star OF J.
Stuart Blaclzton features has com
pleted The Moonshine Trail which
he is releasing through Pathe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

artist who believes from her ra-b
that the girl IS a boy, and Shelters
her for the night IN his lonely cabin
only 70 incur through so doing TIE
hatred 'of members Of her fathers
band.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

The Christie studio now has stage
running the entire length Of . city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Ia the forthcoming Pathe serial.
"The Black Secret" which will be re-
leased on November 9th, Pearl White
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Moving To TheEast
Ring Lardner Gets Check That He Can Really Get
Money on and He Decides to Follow the Fellow Who
Gave It, so He Finds Himself in New York, to
Write a Play-Some Of His Experiences.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

While shopping for her Japanese
costumes for her next production.
~The Willow Tree" Viola Dana dis
covered why husbands in the land Of
cherry blossoms and lCimoncs are so
cortented TITS because the~ have no
1inrerie bills 10 pay" said Miss DAM
"for the Tananesa women wear-FTell.
- .n.--. 49, L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

seL us House IN Order" Elsie Fer
II guson. Aircraft
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-22
THE MIDWAY AT THF
STATE FAIR

The great war demonstrated =
thing which We shall never FORGET
the dollar and cents value Of Fun"
It was music and vaudeville and fun
that gave Jul boys In rrss1e the
pep" that made them unbeatable.
The same sort OF fun can work
wonders In our work-a-day life. A
lit. leisure now aud then will make
is more efficient. The entertain
ment program at the South Dakota
State Fair is the best ever offered
music. vaudeville auto, halqess and
running races-zli OF which insure
You the most enjoyable time yca have
ever had.
G. A. Workman Shows viii be on
the Midway, entirely new. clean.
classy and instructive. or special In
terest to the children will be the
Genuine Philippine Midgets. the
Whip, and the Jumping CarrouseIl.
Other interesting features will be the
Big Wild West and Indian Congress
with Major Verne Terlinger, famous
scout and rough rider, and Annie
Terlinger, worlds champion woman
rife shot, rs headliners; the Monster
Auto Stadium, with a thrill every
second: Ov0r the Fails: CRYSTAL
Tangle Maze; The Bug House Fur
Show; and many others equally q.
tractive. 70 sure to and "Tha
Frolic," wAfoh was such aa attraoftef
at Coney Island last season.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-22

Every man and woman has . great
desire to be physically IT." and to
aid the coming generation in attain
ing I higher standard both physically
and morally, Better Babies Contests
are being held all over the United
States. Physical and Mental develop
ment only are considered; mere
beauty does not count. Defects are
uncovered and remedies suggested,
and parents leave the contest know
ing more about their children than
they ever knew before, and the
children are given a better start in
life because of this knowledge. At
the Better Babies Contest to be held
at the State Fair, Sept. Sis, only
the first 125 babies entered can be
examined, and no entries can be ac-
cepted after Sept. 1st. Entries are
open to all babies between the age
Of twelve months and thirty-six
months. A good baby. last year
should be a 'sbetter baby" this year.
war savings stamps will be awarded
10 the babies scoring highest in each
class. The Woman's Home Com
panion OF New York City offers four
bronze medals to the highest scoring
babies from city and country and {
Rold medal to the champion baby
"a 1915 the gold medal was won q
the State Fair by Doris Mendenhall
the sixteen months old daughter 81
n. and Mrs. n. =. Mendenhalf o.
Hurenp 8. D.. on : score Of eSh&
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-22
Aos.7 Aux. y
Order to Slew Cause a Film
peljtjo0 @ Sell Land.

state Of South Dakota, County Of Grsnt-es
IN County Court, August Term, Aug s. 1910
In the matter OF the estate Of Weslev "
Reeve, deceased. w.
on reading ana ding the petition Of sarah v
Reeve, enthusiastically OF the estate Of Wesley
W. Reeve, deceased. setting forth the amonnt
OF personal estste that has come to her hsnas
and the disposition thereof. the amount of dah,,,
outstanding against said deceased, and a descrin'
ton OF all the real estate of which said decaasa
respective portions thereof. and praying ,h.t
license be to her granted to sell the palance Of
the real estate belonging to said estate. "
And 1t appearing by sxid petition, that thcra
IL not sufficient personal estate in the banda ~
said ADMINISTRATIVE to pay said debte, and that
1t ts necessary, IN ORDER to pay the same, to seii
the balance OF said real estate.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in said
estate appear before the judge OF this court ON
Wednesday, the Sd day september, A. D., 1919.
at 10 o'clock a. M. at the court house in the cjtv
Of Milbank. in said county, then and there to
chow cause (f any there beg why an erder
should not be granted to said administratrix to
sell said real estate according to the prayer of
said petition.
And it is further ordered, that COPY of this
order be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing, in the Herald. Ad.
vance, weekly newspaper printed and publish.
ed .: the city OF Milbank, In said county. and ner
sonally served on all persons interested in said
estate. residing in said county. at least ten DAYS
before said day of hearing. and a copy of said
order mailed to all persons interested In said
estate residing outside OF said county at least
ten days before said hearing.
Dated at NllbaDk. Grant county, South Dako.
ia. the sixth day OF Anguet, AID. 1919.
BY the court,
(seal) S. s. LOCKHART.
Judge OF the County Court
Attest: Earl Liggett,
Clerk of the County Court.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-08-22

One entire building has been set aside for Al exhibit Of auos, r.es,
md cceaaorfe