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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Norma Talmadge
Gets Apartment

Wnen Norma Talmadge returns TO
her studio tonight to resume work
after her two months vacation in
the Adirondack mountains and at
Baysidc. l.. 1.-The longest vacation
she has ever had In i've years she
viii ma complete modern Ave.
room apartment has been installed
for her on the second floor Of the
building. This IL now being papcred
and attractively furnished in "A black
and blue color scheme. II IL thoroly
electric lighted with model kitchen
containing every possible electrical
cooking appliance and cold storage
ice box. There viii he tiny bed.
room. waiting or reception room. a
kitchen and buffers pantry and bath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

o--where does Miss Gladys
Bruckwell reside
A--Miss Brockwell's permanent
residence Is in Brooklyn. ~. r. but
for some time she has been living in
California. where she In working at
the Fox studios.
Q-How old IL Mae Marsh
A-Miss Marsh was born In 1897.
She IL therefore % years old.
o-what color eyes has Peggy Hy-
land7
A-Bluo. not very dark.
Q-Is Phyllis Haver. the blonde.
who appears In the Sennctt comedies.
a Californian How old Is shc7
A-Miss Havcr was born in Doug.
las. Kan. January 6. 1899. she was
educated in Los Angeles.
o-who was Dorothy Phillips
leading man In paid In Advance
at the Coliseum Has he played with
her bcforc7
A--You refer to william stowcll
Yes. in Hearts OF Humanity"
o-fs Charles Ray married.
Ayes. to a non professional.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Miss Whitney Has
to "Sing" in Film

In Mothers Of Men" the screen
adaptation OF the well known novel
Of the same name by Henry
William Warner and DeWitte Kap-
Ian. there II scene In an old
fashioned German bier garten.
with a typical German cabaret. In
this scene. Claire Whitney makes
her screen debut as a singer. Il
have fallen off horses. have gone
up in airplanes. | have poisoned my
husbands. and / have shot a man
in self-dcfense. on the silver sheet. g"
says Miss whitney. but altho !
have had untold adventures and
committed numbcrless crimes (per-
haps ] should say other crimcsJ,
this II the first time have 80
lost my perspective as 20 sing In
the movies p Mr.. Jose has en-
gagged frankie Bailey for the big
act In the cabaret. frankie Bailey
viii be remembered as the most
famous show girl in America. long
before the Gaities came into
vogue. She was celebrated for her
beautiful figure. and even today
her back kick Is almost as agile
as II was in the carly days Of the
American music han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Bill Hart Now at
Work on New Film

The William S. Hart company Is
now In Santa Cruz filming logging
scenes for "John Pctticoats," the
newest Aircraft film, in which the
noted western actor liz 10 be starred
These scenes from All accounts are
TO be particularly thrilling. and II
things go right. will include a stunt
wherein the star will ride along
very swift current. seated astride
log. Since Bill Hart can ride any.
thing on four legs, he ought to be
able to negotiate the log.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Luke Would Like
to Have a Company

III all these other guys are start.
ing their own companies. don't see
why shouldn't"
Thus in dog Latin. Luke. the IA
nous canine comedian in Fatty" Ar
buckles comedies. expressed himself
to his master when he arrived with
the rest of the troupe and their
equipment at the new Culver City
studio last week.
Fatty demonstrated.
"Hasen't | always been good to
you and paid you so bones a weck7"
Sure amt kiclNn' none" re-
torted Luke, but you said when we
came out here could have my own
company | got lot of dog gone
fine actors. And I'm tired of saving
your pictures all the tlmer'
what dye mean saving my pic.
turesY" asked Fatty"
"Geei It's me that gets all the
laughsT barkcd Luke.
Tho upshot OF IL all was that they
raised Luke's salary to IS bones a
week and gave him nice new bury
ing ground for them and a fine
studded collar. He says he'll stick
for the season--aftcr that, he doesn't
know.
Luke appears in the next comedy.
THE IIaysecd." upon which Fatty"
IL now at work at Culver City. This
Is real bucolic romance OF hilarious
tendencies and the rubc characters
and scenes are certain TO be won
derful environment for the incompar-
able humor OF the heavyweight co.
median.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

William Farnum goes mad when
pcnned in a dynamited mine shaft
In wolves Of the Night" hts latest
Fox production
Pearl White has begun work on
Tigers Cub" rip-roaring story OF
the Alaskan gold rush. written by
George Potter.
Brother VIII be directed By brother
In Prom Now on" an adoption OF
Frank l.. Packards successful story
George Walsh will BE- the star ana
X. A. Walsh the director.
Mrs. Sidney Drew. John cumher.
land and a company Of players are
at Lake George. New York. atn Eing
scenes for a new Paramount Drew
comedy. entitled "a slstcriy
Scheme"
The Night OF the Dub" Ia the title
OF the first OF series OF comedies
in which Ernest Truck is being
starred.
Louise Lester. who used IN be fea.
tured in the Calamity Ann" series
OF comedies. has been chosen by AZ
Ian Dwan 20 portray the sympathetic
role OF a boarding house landiady in
The Luck Of the Irish
Charles Gihlyn has been enga ged
by Thomas II. fnce TO direct Dor
othy Dalton In BLACK and White
This Is n popular novel from the pen
OF George Barr Mccutchcon.
have completed "TwcntyThree and
Half Hours Leave" and will short
~ begin work on "Mary's Ankle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
-C~--------F-1-yG~
Who's
Who

Ga. Began her stage career In the
production OF Ben Hur" and later
entered stock In Utica and New
York. Her most notable successes
on the screen have been in the pic.
lures In which she appeared with
Jack pickford. such az Seventeen"
~Frncklea" The Narmint" and
Tom Sawyer" Played here recently
with Ernest Truck IN "oh. You
Women" Miss HUFF ia five feet
weighs log pounds. She has a fair
complexion. blond hair and violet
eyes. Hobbies include riding and
swimming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
HIRED A RAILROAD
TO MAKE THIS FILM

Hiring whole railroad line for n
dag Ia quite an undertaking. even "
u isn't the Pennsylvania you're hir
Ing. But that's exactly what WI.
Ham Fox did when he found that a
scene In Checkers" the great Fox
special production. required II.
He secured exclusive use Of tho
RAritan Valley road. over in New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Robert Harron Was
Once an Office Boy

Robert Harron. who plays leads
In the y. ". Griffin productions.
was introduced into motion picture
business as an office boy. From
that he progressed TO the dignity
OF an extra"
when. at length, he was painting
scenery. helping with properties and
assisting with oostumlng as well as
acting. His weekly pay was ;26.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
RIDES UP FIRE ESCAPE
IN NEW FILM THRILLER

Mere trlfics like lassolng a speed
ing railroad train and climbing
abroard by the lariat from his gal.
Looping horse. or riding five stories
up fire escape. have no terror for
Tom Mix. the cowboy star. Tom does
all these things and more in his
latest picture. Rough Riding Ro-
nance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
MISSION
THE SNEAK"
DEN


Rhcra ......4.......... Gladys Broekrsii
Wsster ehuren. william Scott
Roger Harrington .,.......Hsrry Hiiiiard
The Sneak" Is the story OF a
pretty little gypsy maid and her
many suitors. Gladys Brockweil
plays Rhona. who Is loved BY Weatcr
churen and Francisco Buckiy. both
members OF her tribe. Rhona really
loves wester. but Francisco tricks
her into entering the studio Of Roger
harrington. an artist. where she -
made prisoner. wester Is led 10 be-
lieve the girl went to the studio OF
her own accord.
Not until the artist confcsses TO
the frame-up Is Rhona Fcinstatcd
with her tribe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
Picture Rffer

Gladys Brockwell has been
asked by the women Of her home
district In Brooklyn, ~. v. to
run for the assembly. Miss
Brockweli. II IL announced, may
accept, aitho her engagements in
Fox productions would leave her
little time for legislation at Al
bany.
Bill Russell IL not only a movie
star-Biiis first class animal
trainer and has a whole school OK
CANNES.
Louise Glaum recently appeared IN
person at the California theatre in
Los Angeles.
Peggy Pearce. the pretty blonde,
who used to be in sennett comedies.
has signed with Florence Turner ~
support her in one-reel comedies TO
be filmed by Universal.
Tom Nix and his company Of
players are at ponca City, Okia !.
working on the scenes for new
production.
Fatty Arbuckle's new comedy IS
called The Hayseed."
The services Of Percy Marmonf an
a screen leading man are in such
great demand at the Vitagraph
studios that. altho he Is stiIl working
on scenes for THE Winchester
Women" with Alice Joyce. he hss
been called upon to start work In a
new corrine Griffith feature.
I'm Nizzoura, the Paramount
Aircraft perturbation Of Augustus
Thomas play. IA which Robert War
wick is starrS, has just been COM.
pleted
Dorothy Phillips was recently
chosen TO dedicate the new Slim
son camp for returned soldiers
and sailors which the Allied War
Veterans are establishing in Les
Angeles.
Billie Burke says the adcrce,
simple frockr ginghsms preferably (
and smocks and garden hats and 4
tennis shoes.
Lois Wilson plays strenuous parts 1
opposite Dustin Farnum. in which
she rides unmoken colts and leads
a frontier life
Edward coIiely. veteran character
actor. has be- loaned by Metro 70 {
Anita Stewart 10 play the role q |.
Colonel Dooiittie in "Old Kentuclrys~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Jersey. for "a hours. and the great
train-wreck scene OF Checkers" was
done with a realism that justified the
big expense involved. Two burning
cars were sent at high speed, piung
Ing thru an open drawhridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

COLONIAL
SHADOWS or THE PAST"
tNitazrnphl

Directed by Ralph Ince and an all
Nitagraph cast headed by the lovely
Anita Stewart. these are the chief
features OF Shadows OF the Past. :"
the new show at the Colonial
The situations which are quite dra.
matte thruout the play center around
three innocent people who at the be-
ginning Of the story are released
from prison after having served a
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
LITTLE
THE MINIS or HE'LL"
tNutunn

THE Minis of He'll opens at the
Little Saturday with Big Bill" Des-
mono starring. BIZ IL a tenderfoot
who enters the Yukon region at the
time of big gold rush. Bill falls in
love with a pretty girl. but has to
thwart the plans OF Clay Hibbing. a
claim thief. before he wins the girls
affections. Vivian Rich Is the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

open Your Eyes" Is a social ny.
gene picture produced with the CO
operation Of the United States health
department as an important step in
the big health campaign recently
launched.
Not only does the picture contain
= wonderful moral lesson. but In
,csudes some splendid acting on the
part OF the specially selected cast.
r-aire Blnney. who has the feminine
lead. Is one OF the famous Binney
sisters. who have been the talk Of
New York this season.
Now playing second weeks en-
ragcment at Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
THEDA BARA TO BE
SEEN IN DUAL ROLE

In Ia Belle Russe.- adapted4fFogp
David Belasco's famous play. fhe{1a
Bara presents a telling dual por-
trayal when she appears on the
screen at the same time as twin sis
ters-Bara meeting Bara face to
face. one sister is wlfe-the other
a notorious courtesan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

winnifred westovcr's most cher.
ished possession is the complete
mastery OF the Italian crawl stroke.
the ambition OF all good swimmers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
CLEMMER
THE BONDAGE or BARBARA


tGetawyuD
barbara Grey. ......-.......sN Mae Ahrsh
Harry Chambers. Matt Moore
Iooy Grey ..........ss- JACK Nci<an
Jack Sewtcn.s...s....s.- Henry hAiuan
s'siiek- Simmons. ......... Edwin sturgts
Mae Marsh as boy This II the
treat In store for movie fans who
visit the Ciemmer 10 see The Bond
age OF Barbara" the new show which
opens today. For the first time In
her screen career little Mae Marsh
plays a role where she Is called upon
to disguise as boy. and It's said
she does II TO perfection
The story itself Is written around
Barbara Grey. an unselfish girl who
protects and mothers an unworthy
young brother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Let's GO eat at Boldts-uptown,
liIt Sd Ave; downtown. 9l3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
PROGRAMS

PROGRAMS
COLISEUM Jack fickford Ia
~Burxtsr by rroxy.~
CtENMFR 49, Mac Marsh In The
nandsxe OF barbara"
IlRERrN - min Hart in Wagon
Tracks"
matte production.
REN--op~ss Your Eye~." second
w~~k.
NlsSIo>--oisdys urccHweii In The
~p~sk"
COLONIAL Anita stewart In
shadows Of the Past"
IIrrr.E-Mttiian Desmond In The
Mint. Of Hell"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16
LIBERTY
"WAGON TRACKS"
tAvsrrnfn

Ban Hart Is. OF course. tho central
flgure In Wagon Tracks" While
opens today at the Liberty. ban lis a
scout and plainsman, like Kit Carson
and his Fix. There Is a strong thread
Of romance. Jane Novak being the
Girl in the case.
The real West OF so years ago Is
shown. The story starts in Kansas
and ends up somewhere along tn e
Santa Fe trail. Indians. pioneers and
all the strange figures OF that carly
Western period are brought into the
plot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Dorothy Phillips was recently
chosen to dedicate the new Slim
son camp for returned soldiers
and sailors which the Allied War
Veterans are establishing in Les
Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Billie Burke says the adorcs
simple frockr ginghsms preferably,
and smocks and garden hats ana
tennis shoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Edward coJiely. veteran charactet
actor. has boa loaned by Metro 70
Anita Stewart 10 play the role o.
Colonel Dooiittle in "Old kentucky.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

In Mizzoura. the Paramount
Aircraft perturbation Of Augustus
Thomas play. Ia which Robert War
wick is starHs. has just been conn.
pleted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Lois Wilson plays strenuous parts
opposite Dustin Farnum. in which
she rides unmoken colts and leads
a frontier life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Tom Mix and his company Of
players are at Ponca City, Okia !.
working on the scenes for a new
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Peggy Pearce. the pretty blonde.
who used to be in sennett comedies,
has signed with Florence Turner ~
support her in one-reel comedies to
be filmed by Universal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-16

Douglas MacLean and Doris May
have completed Twenty Three and
a Half Hours Leave" and will short
81 begin work on "Mary's Ankle"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

Important bearing. on the final
standing In the major League pen
uant races may be seen In the results
~ tho srrond inter sectional series
which ended yesterday Some clubs
exhibited unexpected reserve power
when forced to play faster ball than
ih,y have been showing previously
Whlic other mines cracked under the
first serious test and were practical
y eliminated AS pynnant contcnders.
Tho cubs looked better than any
club In the National league by viz
'ir OF three victories over the Phil
lies, but It must he remembered
hat the champions did not cncoun-
tor the opposition that some other
cubs met However. tho Mtchelis
have been playing a much improved
grade OF bail the past two weeks
and their decisive trio OF defeats Ad e.
mlustcrcd the Morans indicate they
Nh .. 200 IN" flag hunt
The Giants and Reds split four
games which were an closely fought
These two clubs look 20 he the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Jess Outlines no Plan of
Battle to Fight Dempsey

TOLEDO. ohio. June ~ -"Ilpvc
Auu outlined any PLAZA ~ battle for
use against Jack Dempsey ON the
fourth Tho question. pat to JrSs
willard. ol,Itud this reply
what's the usc' have never seen
bcmpn"N night and don't know m=
method NJ attack. Therefore 10 Eu
into iHll battle with the idea uf
-ptudinE round ur two In finding
uut what thls fellow has By that
,'w" III be ready to 80 out and get
him
You are stiIl suprcmcy confident
~ victory '' vas asked
Never More Confident.
'NcNcr surcr ~ anything In my
whole lie" smiled the champion IN
reply And TN tell you the reason
for my confidence lm hitting
harder today than ever before tn my
llio, I've got two now punches q
left uppcrcut ANA loft hook that
VIII damage Dempsey. and IN hc In
such shape uu the fourth thar NO
matter how fast that boy travels rI
keep step with hun
dempsey 's figuring that he can
hurt me perhaps even bring. mo
down with body punches Well. let
him try 90 his sorrow My stomach
right now Is rs hard NJ concrete |
hay" been taking the hardest waIlups
that iicmplo and Mouahan have
been shooting IN Al me and they
haven't even forced me to take a
long breath Dempsey Us quite "A
liticr, I'm told hut So IL Monahau.
Ma don't lot anyone tell YOU other
wise
Perhaps he'll clip you on tho
Jaw. POM" ono suggested
johnson Broke Jawbonr.
81 expect no wtll--but II he figures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

strongest In the league at this writ
luE and the result Of their series IN
d.caics that they Will battle for the
rag down 10 the finish.
Jovial Robhys Supcrbds lost four
IN "A row to the Hiratcs and thereby
are consigned To a berth out OF the
FIRST three. The Robins haven't the
punch to be contcnders. Pittsburgh
by those four victories established
themselves as a dangerous club.
40 clubs In the American league
showed marked superiority or weak
ness with the exception OF the
over fhc Tigers and the subsequent
assuming OF first place by the mn
top nine was the feature ~ The sec
Oni series IN the eastern invasion.
The White Sov have experienced
trouble lately failing 10 show the
punch when necessary with tho Red
SoN. who split the four games after
dropping the first, the Glcasons must
he figured In the race.
Rurke'S browns beat tho Athletics
As was expected and while the
Mound City crew wiz make trouble.
IL * hard to figure them "a first
division nine Clcvclnd's showing
was .stppo!n'inE While they al
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

Mat was lollinE around ON top
of a deck I'm the editorial rooms
~ Tho would yesterday whom u
golden pendant from ,hls watch
chain attracted attention ON the
face ui It We're the raised figures
uf e pair Of boxers This lmmr-
dntcN tipped iD or ma an award
of some Kind ANA question:
brought out the story.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

vidcd quartet or con.r,.s with
Griffmcn, the Fohls dIi lu a..p
expected offensive strength and r,
improve i'm their play 600 hu. ,s
own with the Yankees. Red s.z
white SoN.
Tho clubs move around tni
The feature series iu n, .N,..
league Is the GiInt-Iup aa.'r. .
cago. The Indian Red s.x ,,..as
Boston promises 20 bo the mos,
tercs,.ng IN the American.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
CAPACITY CROWD
SEES BOYS WORK
ALL IN SHAPE FOR BATTLE
Add Finishing Touches Today
and Tomorrow, Workout
Today.
Nv lAUUY UNIUU}


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Persistent ana consistent use Of
his icit aud the display at some
wonderful fputwurL and clever
durhing nnd blocking won Il. ..
Brown ~ decision over Jlmn,
Murphy OF ~. Louis In 10 rounds
nt phc tnmn pIkc gymnasium last
night. The decision which wnS
made by Referee JnCk nrnd. was
very popular one.
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had the hard. punchIur Nu,nhy
ouiOI OIn.ssd nud ont .,Irn,,d ~,
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like u knockout punch bu, hc
piled M points with hi. left inb.
whicb were directed prtu,innlly M
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smd MS dancing stunts worried
murphy from the very start. Light
US w. pr"'crbinl feather, brown
w"s MI over ,no r'nu hnd Murphy
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The courier-index., 1919-12-19

l shall break this egg into the hat
 so- (breaks and drops egg and shell into the hat.)
 Investor-Oh, my hat! McAdoo-Tut, tut, sir. Have no fears. Trust me. Kindly turn your
 back. What you don't see won't an- noy you. Now we take another egg and break it-so. Now we take some flour-add some coal-pour in some of this agreeable variety of ketchup add little sand-and finish with dash of vinegar. Please don't groan, MT. Investor. It is all right. All these ingredients are symbolic, gentlemen. Now we have the roads scrambled. This completes my part of the trick. I now pass the buck I mean the hat-to my friend, MT.
 Hines, who will, in his magic way, with few passes produce the beau tiful rabbit known as government operation and control, and return the hat undamaged to my good friend, Mir. Investor. (Investor groans.) Hines Cooks at hat and glares at McAdoo)-I am deeply indebted to Mir. McAdoo for his trust and cenfi- dence. wish he had finished the trick. He hates the limelight and likes to retire while the retiring is good. But to the trick, gentlemen. First let me cover the hat for aes- thetic and olfactory reasons. It is a little messy. (Covers hat with handkerchief, seizes wand.)
 Hines-I now make these myste- rious passes-so-saying the cabal- istic words-Hocus, pocus-1920- Brotherhoods-as taught me by Me Adoo. Then quickly raise the cloth and here we have (starts back. looking nervous.) An, l see, Mir. McAdoo fargot something. Let me add the Plumb plan. Drops three plums and breaks another egg. In- vestor groans and tears his hair.)
 Hines (continuing)-Now we have it. Hocus, pocus = 1920 - presto! (Takes up handkerchief. looks starts back, rushes to McAdoo, say ing:)
 Hines-My, God, Mac, I can't do the trick.