davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

skich, ME zwr6cono Gdahska Polsce,
bez zadnych ~zaStrzeze6, jak to uczy-
mono jednak z innemi terytoryami,
skradzionemi pr-eZ Niemcy fnnym So
Siadom.
Me chca socyali&ci francuscy, by trak
tat pokojewy mial przynosiG ,,zarzewia
novel wojny". POlacy take tego ME
pragna. Gdyby jednak Gdahsk zostal
tylko portem wolnym, W kt6rym Pola-
cy mi&iby pewne koncesye, gdgby
Gdansk pozosta} PREY Niemczech, to
rychlo bElby z~dfawionym ekonomicznie
przez Niemcy. a POlSka ujarzmiOna. \
wtenczas wojna Stalaby sic nieuniknio-
na.
I M odwr6t, gdyby Gda6sk zwr6co-
no POlsce kwitnacy, to zapewniona by
baby wielkOSt i pomySlnoSc Polski. Sza-
nujace tylko size Niemcy ZmuSZone by
lyby Eye W pOkoju Z sasiadka, kt0ra
stala sic potezna i W ten spos6b uSu-
Melody sic ~doSzczetnie zarzewia PREY
Szlych wojen, kt0rych sic lekajQ so
cyaliSci %francuscy.
Wobec jednak przyjetego przez Ali
antGw wyTNczonegO rozwiazania kwe--
Styi GdanSka, beda musieli Polacy Ddo-
bye sic ma zdwojona energie, by pod
nie&t W zupc{noSci potege polSkq.
Ma sZzeScie nar0d polski poSiada
prZedziwna aywotnG&C kt0ra wielu tez
wprowadzi w zdumienic a przedewszy-
Stkiem socyalist6w francusktch vice.
ME jeszczc zahypnotyzowanych kolosal-
NJ potegq szwahSka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
OF ! kara Boska ma opamietanle!

-Ot kara Boska ma opamietanle!
Naraz jakaS zasiuchana kobicta wy0uchnef'
spazmatycznyn placzem, wyznajac wSrod Szio-
chan i iek6w, re jej syn zginat ma woJnH'
lPomikli, zwicszajac smutnle gioWy!, twarze
pokurczy}y sig bole5nie, a W niejednem oku zabty-
sly lzy, gdyz prawie kazdy miai kogoS blizk1ego W
szeregach walczqcych. Dopiero jakiS starzec I ro-
zaicen ma szyi przcrwal milczenle l, klekaJac
pred obrazami, rzek& uroczyscle:
Nalezy sic i'm szczery paciez, DO ME "a
swoja umieraja.
Przyklekneli wszyscy zaszemraiy gor2ce
szepty modlitwy. :,
Aledwie co sig podniesli Z kleczek, ktos wszedf
do izby zawolal:
- Zbierac sic! Pora juz W droge!
Naciagnalem burke poSpiesznie,. gdy przyst2-
pl do mnie ten chop Z r6zahcem ma szyl J. pa
trzac mi w oczy, powiedzial z naciskiem:
Pan chce z nami ma misye a tam sic moze
zdarzyc Bog wie>co....
Obejrzalem sic pc izbie. By1o peino. Wpatry-
wall sic we mnie nieprzeniknionemi oczami.
Poiade z wami, got6w jestem ma wszystko!
- powiedzialem kr6tko.
Mkt sic juz ME odezwa}, Sciskali mi reke, "a
bierali z kata baty wychodzili.
Noe byla ma Swiecie i chlodnawy wratr pocla-
cal z pol. gdysmy wyjechali "a stodole, znierza-
lac presto ku boron. czerniejacym ia horyzoncie'
nibv opadla nizko chmura. ~Jechatem ia ~drugiego.
Przede nina ma pierwszym wozic siedziato trzech
chlopow. = "a Mani musial ciagnac spory Szereg
woz6w, BON ME m6gl dojrzec konca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

kotowaniu 2yd6w. Hrabia mi odpo-
wiedzial. ae v Polsce niema boiko-
tn.
Z prasq p. Samuels ME urzadzi
konferencyi. Sekretarzem 'ego jest
zyd Filips.
A co bylo ma obiedzie u DINO
wskiego?
Ma obiedzie? - dziwi sic Sa-
muels - ME jem trefnego, jadtem
tylko rybe. Przepedzilismy kilka go
DIN z Dmowskim.
Rozmawial tez W Paryzu z Pade-
rewskim, kt6ry miai o;wiadczyc, re
ME podziela stanowiska Dmowskie-
20 i ME uwaza, zeby ola Polski by
10 pozadane wywedrowanie zydoW Z
kraju".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
Postulaty Polak6w
Gdanskich.

Ma zebraniu grupy lokalnej kofa
Demokratycznego w Gdahsku, dnia
29go sierpnia, p. dr.. Kubacz pred
stawil prawa, jakich Polacy zadaJa
W wolnem mieScie Gdansku. Opr0cz
praw, tyczacych sic gnach6w pu-
blicznych, Polacy domagaja sic praw
pod wzgledem ekonomicznym, kul-
turalnym i ~politycznym.
z paGstwowych gmach6W gdan-
skich przedewszystkiem politechnika
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
WLADYSLAW ST. REYNoNT.
z ZIEMI CHELMSKIEJ.
WRAzENA l NoTATK.
fP~wn Puedruku NSby+S 4 Zastrze+ons Wyiacznie
da .DEieRnikA ChicaEOskieEO-")
1. MISYA.
wRAzENIA / NOTATN.

1. MISYA.
Chyba sic ma to ME zgodzi wtracAem.
To z twardego gatunku cziowiek. Make
ieqo TAX nawracali z uni, az umarla, oJclec sledzl
do dzisiaj gdzies ma Syberyi. 10 oporny
2 poronvch, Wiedza o tenn dobrze, / sSono "a
psaci "a sw6j Stub i przeroznych bied sic nasma-
kuje.
Rozgadali sic ! zwolna, prawie mimowol1' spo
koinie bez skarg, bez krzykow jeku' Jeli SIG wy
powiada$ p~rzedemna re swoich zwyitych, codziSl
nych, systematycznych znecah sic mad mimi; Z
kar, placouych "a wszystko: "a ochrzczenle dzlecka
! "a nieochrzczenie, "a pogrzeby, odPraw1one no
ca. ukradkiem, "a sluby i spowiedzis, "a samo wei
scie do koSciol6w; z ciqgiych ~udreczen, PrzesIado-
wan, wedr6wck pc sadach, komisyach l wlezie-
mach; z wiecznych a daremnych poszuklwan spra
wiedliwoSci; z tych nieskonczonych nocy' spedza-
nvch we zach, i Z tych dni wiecznego leku' zgry-
zoty i c~ierpicnia. u.s..
.Znaiem przcciez ich zycie, ale ~sluchaJqc tych
eichych. monotonnie smutnych opowiadan, pei
nych nieustajacej Walk, nieznanych bohaterstw'
niezaohwianei WARY i bezgranicznego poswIece-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22
II-GI Scum WYCRODZ.
TWA w BUFFALO.

komiSya rewizyi Nadzorczej
Wvdziaiu Narodowego Polskiego
zbadaia ksiegi i rachunki i cal
kowity stan finansowy Wydziaiu
Narodowego Polskicgo ! Z Gym
no$ci swojej zHozy Sprawozdanie
IA Sejmie Wychodztwa Polskie-
go W Buffalo. Jednakowoz Komi
sya zostajqc p~oinformowana, re
rozmaite Komitety obywatelskie
it'd. zebrane przez siebie fundusze
IA cele narodowc dotychczas
i~eszcze u sjebic przetrzymujq u
prasza niniejszem. wszystkich in
teresowanyCh fundusze te jak maj
rychlej przeSIat do Wydzialu Ma
rodowcgo Polskego. poniewaz
zatrzymywanie funduSzow Zebra
nych ma cele narodowe. ktore
m;aiy bye ~przeslane na rece Wy
dziaiu Narodowego Polskiego
Jest sprzeciwiajace sic tcmuz &C.
lowi ! wszvscy q. ktorzy pred
Sejmem Wychodztwa Polskiego
irnduszy przez siebie zatrzymy-
wanych ME odeSla bed2 powoIa-
nj do odpowiedzialnoSc sadowej.
Komisya Rewizyi Rady
Nadzorczej.
Wvdziaiu Narodowego Pol.
Waciaw Cukierski, prezes;
ZdzisIaw Dworkowsh,
.Wiktor Wilusz.
komisya Rewizyi rozpatrzy}a
wszefkie zazalenia, ktore ma jej
rece nadeslano ! sprawozdanie
swoje ida ma Sejmie Wychodz-
iva PolSkiego w Buffalo, n. Y.
Azeby jednakowoz dac sposob-
nose wszystim tym, kt6rzy a
zalenia suoje dotad ME zaslali
Komisya uprasza w~szystkfch in
teresowanych jakiekolwiek badz
zazalenia tyczace sic finansow
w. N. P. nadeslac jak najrychlej
ma rece sehetarza Komisyi OBJ.
z. DworkowsEego, do biura cen
tralnego Wydzialu Narodowego
Polskiego, 213S Pierce ave-, axe
by Komisya miaia sposobnosc ia
kowe pred Sejmem przejrzec.
Komisya Przedsejmowa.
Wachaw Cukierski, Prezes,
Zdzisfaw Dworkowski,
Wiktor WiluSZ-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

Pawis katdy polski agent real
noeciowy oglnsSa sic " DZIENNIKU
CHICAGOSKIM DO niejednokrOtniS
przekonal sic, ie tn najIepiej M sic
'opiaca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

WarSzawska prasa zargonOwa po-
data bardzo diugie opiSy przybycia
komisyi angielskiej do Warszawy.
Prezes komisyi, p. Samuels, ziozyf
wizyte wiceministrowi spraw Zagra-
~nicznyIh. " sobote pos7cGi do sy-
nagogi, poniewaz p. Slrlurls, jake
zyd naboiny, mic jezdzi v sObo:a
ami ME zaiada ,,trefnegn". Pc a
gielsku ma ma imie stuart 20 ~
dowsku Eliasz w zsrgonic ..Ele'l.
Jest bankierem, ~syonista. TwieriZi,
re pochodzi z rodziny :vGow po' %
skich. Saula Wahla, o kt6rym jrS.
legenda, re by} jednodIioWym kris
lem polskim. Legend& bezpof--
~stawna). ,,Szczyci sic tenn, re niEt
zjego rodziny ME ozen!i sic ? chrze
Scijanka. ami aadna ME Wyszla "a
chrzeScijanina."
W synagodze " sODote wceczyi
%kaznodziei syoniScie S. PoznanSllie-
mu list Cd n]adrabina angi3lSkicg1
Hertza do zydowskich gmin i rabbi
now W Polscc". Pc naHozehstwie W
sobote ,zjadl obiad z"dowskim ba-
RE W t~owarzystwie wsp0tpracownika
,,Hajnta", ktoremu tez oS %iadczyi
miedzy innemi: Rad moi dai Iii
~instrukcye zbadania s3rawy ok5re-
SOW ! bojkotu. oraz 2aDropOnOHa--
mia Srodk6w polepszeu;a sytulcyi.
Komisya pozostanie ~, dop6k. &c
bedzie potrzebne. Hr. ~Skrzynski
prosil mnie, zebym obwie$cii "
dom. il Rad polski niema mic pro-
civ temu, by zydzi zglaszali sic i
opowiadali nam o wszystkiem, pre-
ciwnie. rad polski chce, zeby zydZl
nam Opowiedzieli wszystko i ustal'-
Ii prawde. Zaproponcwalem hr.
Skrzynskiemu, wiceministrowi spraw
zagranicznych, zeby Rad polski wy
da} proklamacye O. przeciwko BOZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-22

Co zas do owych rzekOmych gwcl-
tow antysemickich. many jedna
rzecz do nadmienienia, a mianowi-
Gle, re Gale poruszenie cpinii 2 tego
powodu, opartem jest pc prostu ma
hypokryzyi. RzeczywistoSc dowodzi,
70 Polacy ME tylko ME przeSladu-
ia zydow wiecej, niz inne europej-
skie narody zamieszkujace Wsch6d,
ale prZeciwnie, przeSladowan W Pol
see jest bezwatpienia znacznie
mniej. Polacy moga bye antysemi-
tami, DO wyraz ten rozmaicie inter-
pretowaG MONA, mogaa abyG czasem
antysemitami Observation-Disclosures
mi, jak bywa tub kazdy wog6le wsze
die. zydzi moga bye nieiubiani tax
dobrze W Warszawie, jak i w White
chapel, ale podsuwanie mySli, re
forny niecheci, niemozliwe do obro-
ny, So charakterystycznemi W Pol
see, jest klamstwem. Polska jedna
jest w~skazyWana jake najwiecej
Wilma, podczaS, gdy W rzeczy sa--
mel jest MIA najmniej - a dzieje
sic to dlatego, re Obecnie istnieje
polityka starajaca sic r~rzeszkadzaG
by Polska ME staia sic wielkiem
panstwcm. wielkim sprzymierzeG-
CEN Anglii. Wrogowie. Jej wiedza,
IL wiekszoSt innych Ianstw ma
Wschodzie Europy, ma c~harakter
przemijajacy, a istnieaie niekt6rych
z Mich jest wprost sztucznem. Pan
silva te mcea mordowaG zyd6w. ale
zwyciezcami ich ME beda. Me prZe-
ciwstawia aydom logicZnej polityki,
ktora byIaby ME iydowska, ale
chrze5cijahska. UczyniG to wlasnie
moga PoIacy. vice ich w~rogowie spi-
skuja ma lad2ie / morEu, ably i'm "
TEN przeszkodzic.
Z~astrzegamy sic starowczo pre-
CIV rsbieniu 2 tel sprawy zartu ma
temat hydow Tub tych. 20 Ayd6w ME
lubia. Interestingly sic ME zydami,
lecz Polakami, acknowledgement Ia
REDEEM novel Europy. JeSli obrazimy
F'olak6w przez wyslanie do POlski
SmiertelnyCh iCh wrogGw " roll Sc
dzi6w, stracimy naszych jedynych
przyjaAi6l, jakich posiadamy W Euro
pie Wschodniej. PoprzeZ Gale kolo--
saline bagno acknowledgement cha
osu ma wschodzie wiedZie tylkO jeden
pomost , tn slyszymy, jak szczu-
ry podgryzaja 60.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20
CgOse-Ups and Cut-Outs
Bu Could

NNE Iuth.r wbo "a down in
n sunny Fiorlaa wo,xns -
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seliai n when sne WIN De eor :.a -
win Inarles nutcnison, WIVES ~ -
the ratne nome ONCE tna. sne
has finished all OF ner mos. oan IAN,
gerous scenes ana intenos 70 ioi'
around Palm Beach rev Gays pc
tore returning TO broaoway'.
c.r.,d;r. Farrar's next release
will i. nff;c;,liv ia,nched under the
~. af SaThs Goid.r Sorrn
TT Th;s !. ths ,roduct;on With a Pei
rooraJ stmospheTe about which We
Us ~ L.aaI ..i..oh .sasn.,,,
's TLa me.u Rmah. ,es. nyc,. !. enc.
.;,ii.' fap ~. D on.ra s.ar .nd FAM
7 iovd II d;r. .t p !. with the aid Of
many interpreters. The latter were
necessary to enable him TO handle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20

company and their many friends
plan to be on hand for the biggest
time that the firm has ever had. A
feature of the day will be the en-
tertainment of many of the patrons
of the company.
Omaha swimmers put in Z record
breaking week at Manawa park
beach during the past week, thou
sands of lovers of bathing having
been on hand each day to enjoy the
water.
Picnic season is at its height at
Manawa. In addition to, the many
family and party picnics, there are
"a number of larger ones scheduled
for the coming weeks. The welfare
beard of the M. E. Smith company
will hold an outing on Tuesday, and
later in the season there is sched-
uled big factory outing. The
eighteenth annual picnic of the
Council Bluffs Grocers' and Butch
ers' association will be at Manawa
or Thursday, July oath. The food
dispensers have planned big day,
with contests for prize list includ-
ing more than 5000 worth of prizes
Next Saturday the Iowa members
Of Ak-Sar-Ben will hold an outing at
Manawa, and on the last day of July
the entire, Samson host will be at
Manawa.
The free band concert and the
motion pictures at Manawa are at
tracing big crowds. and the dance
floor and the other attractions for
the enjoyment Of the crowds are
well patronized.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20
Bills for the Current Week

her. Helen Chadwick and Franklin Far
| mum in Go Get EN- Garringer," have a
| stirring action photoplay of a rough house
| agent" Of a land company, who sets out
| to break UP a gang Of claim Jumpers. A
| pretty girl enters into the battle and IN
the end the dynamic "roughhouser' wins
the girl and defeats the gang. Captain
| days Of 1870. before the gold rush. with
Dustin Farnum in the stellar role. The
setting Of the play covers the occupation
| of the country by the Mexicans and
| Spaniards and the historical interest to
Americans lends a charm to the story.
Strand-Jazz music. cubist art and all
the strenuous pastimes of modern life,
play conspicuous part in Thomas H.
Inces latest photoplay, THE Home
breaker" In which charming Dorothy Dali
| ton will be featured<at the Strand theater
for five days, commencing Sunday next.
girl. who had learned to know life be-
| cause Of her experiences as a travelling
saleswoman, undertakes to cure her erst-
while lover OF pleasure madness that has
estranged him from her.
To do this, she enlists his aged father
In her services, and the old man steps out
to the music of youth even though 1t
costs him sore feet and an aching back.
Miss Marbury, played by Dorothy Dalton,
succeeds In uncovering plot by designing
crooks to rob the man she loves and his
father. Shrewdly she turns the plans Of
the crooks to her own use. so that she
brings, them into the hands of the police,
and her lover to her own feet
For this picture Miss Dalton has been
surrounded by an exceptionally strong cast
1t frcludes Donald MacLean. Edwin Ste
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20

vens. Frank Leigh. Mollie Mcconnell
Beverly Travis and Nora johnson. =,
tb Fatty Arbucsie in The Desert Hero
viii be shown in conjunction with the
Friday and Saturday of this week there
is to be presented Ethel Clayton In Men,
modern life Of today. Miss Clayton has
spicy role of a girl who enters into life
with zest, finds many problem and one
that nearly wrecks her happiness, but in
the end gives up the bright lights for tbs
simple life and love.
Rialto-William S. Hart in THE, Money
will be at the Rialto the first five days
Of this week Bill plays the part Of Lem
Beeson. a Montana cowboy.
The proxies that would have ruined
got into wrong hands reposed in the big
vaults. Several efforts had been made to
steal them and watchmen had been killed
or wounded. While in Montana, the pres
ident Of the company meets Lem Beeson
at a rodeo and offers him job to guard
the valuable papers in Chicago. Lem goes
because he is attracted by pretty girl
In Chicago Lem outwits the crooks,
fights his way out Of frame-up and cap
lures the arch villian--a trusted employe
Of the trust magnate. He wins the girl
and saves the day-and once again dem
onstrates that sure eye, quick draw,
and muscles of steel are match for
subtle knavery
to be shown Vivian Martin in Louisiana"
romantic love story of South Carolina
with Miss Martin as the southern heroine
Beverly Bayne. who will be seen in Gods
Outlaw which comes to the Empress for
four days starting today. make their
first appearance in pictures since their
MT
young man who believes that the hand of
God is against him! The story was writ
ten and directed by William Christy Ca
banne. who wrote. and directed THE
drama in which May Allison is seen. will
be shown Thursday. The young star enacts
the role Of a girl, Of the Swiss Alps who>
meets the son of a millionaire. A ro-
shattered
Apollo-shirley Mason in one of her first
photoplays at the head Of her own COM
scented today with a Keystone comedy
completing the bill. Monday and Tuesday
there is to be shown Marguerite Clark in
the G role Of Little Eva and Frank hose e
in The Eagles Mate will be the feature
for Wednesday and on Thursday. there is
Divine" a strong drama Of the screen,
Friday there will be presented one Of Enid
Benefits late pictures and on Saturday
comes Petty Compton in The DEVILS
Trail
Lothr0p-Harold Lockwood and May
Allison in "a Web of Intrigue is the
feature attraction here today with Lloyd
comedy, the Pathe news and a news reel
of Omaha happenings on the program
Monday and Tuesday there is offered Bert
Lytell in Blind Mems Eyes" one of Ly-
tells best series photodramas. Tom
Moore in zone Of the Finest" with com
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20

Sun-A play which, 1t is said, thrills
with vital human interest will be shown
here today to Tuesday with Madame Ira
of the West" and is described as vivid
photoplay Of the northern wilds. The
| scenes are laid In country that is
visited only occasionally by Indians and
the patrol Of the northwest mounted po-
lice.
! The story 10 that of brave woman
, who fights against the plan of her brutal
! husband to sell their daughter for q gold
field he has secretly discovered. At one
years. is supposed to be dead. and Miss
Traverse, as Rose Labelle. Is about. to
marry the head of the mounted police,
| when her husband reappears. The situa-
| tons are described as intensely dramatic
is declared to be the strongest play In
which this beautiful and talented star
has appeared. E.
GLADYS Brockwell has tried gypsy life.
and report declares that she likes it. Her
The Sneak" which will be shown at
the Sun. the last half of the week.
THE Sneak" Is the story OF Rhona's
romance, which is stormy and~ passionate.
refuses proudly, but soon is tricked by
one OF her own tribe into entAring his
studio. This arouses the jealousy OF her
betrethed. who Jdenounces her before the
king and the tribe. Rhona is cast out
Of their midst unclean. After many a
struggle the gypsy princess triumphs over
her enemies and wins true love.
Muse-Norma Talmadge In "Fifty-Fif-
ty,'' photodrama based on parental love.
will be the feature at the Muse today.
The story Of the play includes the sus-
picion of crime on the mother, who is
vindicated later by the uncovering Of the
crooked records Of the witness against
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20

Saturday Evening Post, is to be re-
corded on celuloid,l with -.Dorrell
Foss and Orc Crew in the leading
roles. ..
George Seigmann, who created
MY Unmarried Wife," Carmel Ny
ers' greatest screen success, has
DOTTED the olive drab in favor of a
directors "civies" and is once more
on the Universal producing staff.
He is to direct Priscilla Dean in her
next starring vehicle, THE Spitfre
of Seville" from the story by 10.
seph Franklin Poland. When the
war broke out Seigmann Abandoned
salary that would make a bank
president gasp and offered his serv-
ices to Uncle Sam. Seigmann was
given commission in the signal
corps. He was mustered into the
reserve list few weeks ago. ~
All the world loves movie lover.
For Mothers Of Men," the.frst Of
his own company productions, Ed
ward Jose, the Belgian director, has
already signed Lumsden Hare, Mar
guerite Courtot, Pierre Collosse,
Julia Hurley and William Gaxton.
Mr.. Jose began work in the Norma
Talmadge studios last week on the
scenes in which these players figure.
v
Edward T. Langford>who enlisted
in the army at the height of his pop
ularity as leading man, comes back
to the screen in THE Volcano" star
ring Leah Baird. Langford was
captain in the Twenty-seventh di-
vision, New Works national guards
men, and ran his share of danger in
breaking the Hindenburg line.
"Miss Crusoe of Chesapeake" Roy
A. Sensabaugh's story, will be pre-
sented as photoplay by the World
Film company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-20

Loot" the story by Arthur Som
ers Roche, which appeared in the
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fashion DULLES the maiden of his
choice. What, other than well-bred
bullying, is the rendering of gifts,
the bestowing of CONNECTIONS and
the arranging of theater parties. The
chocolate drop and orchestra seat
are mere successors of the cave
mans cudgel." ~
In order to accommodate the
crowds which gather-to watch him
every time he directs a scene, Don
aid Crisp has been forced to install
"bleachers," consisting of several
benches, behind the camera in all
of his sets, Crisp is a more inter
esting spectacle than a circus when
he is at work.
One visitor said that he would
rather watch Crisp work than see
his pictures. This is an exaggera-
ton, as anyone familiar with the
productions he directs knows on
principle. But there's no more
amazing spectacle on the lot than
Crisp when he is in the-midst of a
scene. -.-..-
His methods of directing are
unique. Instead of telling the play
ers what to do, he runs through the
scene himself, playing all the roles,
mimicing the voices and gestures
of the characters in an imitable COM
edy manner. To watch him do the
romping ingenue, or the sour old
maid, or the bashful hero, is worth
going miles.
All the actors, who are at liberty
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