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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

written by Edward J. Montague ane
directed by Ralph Ince-
Emile chautard. the French-Ameri-
the MayfloWer Photoplay corporation
VIII soon be finished was an actor
before he became a director. Mr
Chautard played the character or Ma
noleon with Madame Reiane Ia "1fa-
dame Sans-Gene" 1900 times IN Paris
The first Chautard picture Is an adap-
tation OF the CASTOR Leroux mystery
novel. The Mystery Of the yellow
Room"
one Of the most realistic bits ever
seen on a screen Is promised when
Realart Pictures releases the first
Allen Dwan picture, soldiers OF For
tune" -Four hundred horsemeu thun-
dered over rough mountain trails
while the camera grinded and Allen
Dwan used the megaphone. Eighteen
hundred men on foot added to the
thrills Of the scene and the cares OF
Allen Dwan- Miss Alice Brady IS re-
hearslnE in her play Forever after
and finishing up her first Realari
picture, sinners" at the same time,
Picture fans have been heard 70
say that they Ike to see pictures IN
which Betty Blythe appears because
Of the wonderful clothes she wears.
Miss Blythe has been signed by Brent
wood to take the role OF a leader IN
the most exclusive subdivision Of New
Fork's -four hundred" in a big photo
drama which Henry Kollzsr Is now
preparing to direct for that 0rEani-
zation- Miss Blythe is a Los Angeles
girl
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3Iercier. IN his own garden at Ma
lines is one OF the features % Bel
GUM, the Broken Kingdom" first OF
the new productions OF the Bureau
Of Pictures OF the American Red Cross
to be released through the exchanges
Of the Educational Films corporation,
OF America
The Educational camera crew Is on
board the yacht Ia Fiejera" work
ing along the little known coast Of
Alaska and British Columbia.
The Woman IN the Suitcase IN
which Enid Bennett is being starred
By Thomas II, lace Is nearing com
pletion- II Is said to be one OF the
little star has ever appeared
Louise CLAIMS production which Is
20 be made under the management
and personal supervision OF ]. Parker
Read. r.. viii 30 started this week.
The film IS 70 be produced at the
Thomas r. Incs studios n culver
City. California. Al who recall the
unusual situations which G. Gardne-
Sullivan introduced n Sahara" the
story be wrote for Louise Giaum. viii
be delighted 10 learn that. Mr. Sulli-
van IS writing the new Glaum vehicle
IN the course OF the days work,
while filming scenes FOR his latest sea
picture. Below the Surface" hobart
Bosworth. cast IN the part Of a master
diver. found Il necessary 70 make five
descents into the briny depths OF the
Pacific IN order to get just the effect
desired Bis divers belt weighed rs
pounds and each shoe g pounds 50
that each time when he came 70 the
surface he had a mans sized Job on
hand to negotiate the climb % The
deck o. the barge from which the pic
tures were being taken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
''Thmder" Fails To Crash
When Presented at Cri-
teriOn-NeW Success.

h1EW YORK. Get Isl s. rare.
~ rare treat these days 70 zee q
musical comedy IN which one cannot
find e thing 20 criticize. There IS one
such playing to capacity houses a.
the George 81 Cohan theatsr now. It
Is ~Ses Saw the book and lyrics b.
Louis Hirsc1. Henry ". Savage is
the producer.
This musical play has g plot Hon
est And It's a good plot too. While
the theme itself is not exactly new,
me way % IS presented IS entirely Sc
We have an English lord whose
most violent expression ls -Ay m
valid aunt n pursuit of an Amer
can leireaz- He. IN turn Is pursued
wants nim g Keep promise 10 mar
- her made back IN MS young and
fudlacreet days The lord IS success
ful in getting an heir6ss-the daugh-
ter Of Detroit automobile manu-
facturer luo. not that one)-to prom
too sure then and he Is struck with
tie idea Of insuring with Lloyds
against the young woman breaking
or t1e engagement AS Lioyus VIII
insure anything, he IS taken up and
the insurance anEic enters strongly
Ths lord finally loses out all
AROUND. On Insurance girl ana every
thing But everyone himself luclud-
ed. seems happy At the result
Music Ia Good.
The music Is more than tuusful
Come o. The airs are reminiscent Of
other hits written by Ut. Hirsch. but
no one objected 70 that, because they
were all good
The east De- par excellence. The
1clors are divided quite widely Cleo
Ray. the show girl from London. was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
Machinist Receioes
SIOz7 Bach Pan CHECK

Horton. Kans-. Oct ia cheek for
sLQll hack pay from January. 1918
was received recently by Delmar
Ross, g machinist's helper IA the
Rock Island shops here.
Ross is one OF is men on the Rock
Island operating drill presses who
were granted the pay OF machinists
by a recent ruling. The s1o77 repre-
sents The difference between the wages
Of machinist and a machinist's
helper dating back 70 the first Of
last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

rarsian Of Elsie il SeW York one
OF the O. Henry stories GLADYS Les
lie VIII appear as Elsie when the pro-
duc.ion is made early this winter.
Earle Williams has just slgned q
new contract with NltaEra1h, which
VIII assure his services 20 that or
Ezrizatlcu for several years % come.
Mr. Williams ls now e. work on The
Ear East, BY H r. van Lean
The famous old homestead OF Capt
Delnar on Long Beach provides the
setting for NlragEaph's forthccmlrE
picture, entitled. Pride in which
Alice Joyce has the stellar role.
Among he O. Henry stories that
Nitagraph has prepared for the
screen are- The Hidden Treasure.
The Guardian Of the Accolade.' "a
Friendly cali" shoes Of Doom and
"A Ghost OF a Chance.-
Jean Paige the pretty Ifttls lead
ing woman OF Harry y. MoreT and
q large company ere making scenes al
Sat cave. y c.. for the forth c0-niug
lictlres TIE Aau Who llsht Have
Critics who have seen the pre-re-
lease Showing % Fitagraph's -srhs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

TRcM a position as schcoinistress
1 IA a COW country to a place oc-
cupied BY no other woman IN the
amusement world. IS the jump made
By Miss Bessie Hin. o. Llmor. Cole
who. with her horse, Porter" Is one
of the chief attractions with the Carl
Hagenbeck- wallace show. which VIII
give two exhibitions IN FL Paso on
October 20.
aIiss Hlu and her horse san over
nine fout hurdles
IL was waite She was On a vacation
trip last summer that she first saw
the HageuhecE-W Wallace show. which
was exhibiting Ia Wichita. Ez1s. she
vas much Impressed with the hurdle
races some Of the horses were jump
ers or astonishing ability
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

-Brr have 2 horse CT ny oT- az
home AID De ear bear tEem. che told
the mana ser after the snow. II be-
can do 81 have q JOB with this
show
Receiving an affirmative reply she
went home. uractlrel hes horse sew
eral DAYS and was ln Ccloralo Springs
uhen the srcT arrived tlere she
zaz at once giTeH a try olLa Her
performance bainE mere than salts
factory. she went cn that liEhr
She IS nor- one a. the star pericru-
ars and ie- le- vics VITA the -tlril-
cr5 cE mere rugged sort, notably
the llun. elephant tiger and puma
act
IN addition 70 tearhirg school a.
her home town. 1llss Hil bad a Sun
day school class before 1ccomlnE a
circus rllar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18
-BeautyChats
About Reducing

tssOF course. It really isn't my fault
( Yin fat the stout lady says
iand parenthetically might add that
iof course Il never Il their fault. poor
dearsl-" don't eat much, but I
must keep up my strength. ana I'm
sure I exercise. But Il you don't mind
telling ne what mustn't eat why III
( try to follow your advice
She won't follow my advice. but 7
give &c to her cheerfully. Perhaps I
am unjust az that for many OF ny
readers have followed my reduction
diet 7 have kept any number OF let
tiers from those who hsve reduced
and have been pleased about II, and
I read them every time I feel dis
couragsd.
. But FOR the diet-these are thinzs
the stout woman must not eat Pork.
ham, bacon, salmon. potatoes, baked
beans bananas. grapes, pies. cakes,
candy buildings. butter, milk OF cream
sugar, OILS. nuts
Formidable ? Maybe But walt Ice
cream IS taboo. K has milk. cream
and sugar IN It, dried foods are for
hidden. they have fat and oil n them.
Desserts are practically eliminated.
for most OF them contain some Of the
undesirable foods.
And now she VIII ask-what can I
eatl And III tell her. PLENTY OF
meats-only she mustn't eat ths fat
good healthy foods. Most OF the
pa-ts-most Of the vegetables, prac-
tlcally all fruits These can be taken
raw or steWed, but never with sugar.
Saccherine yes, that viii sweeten
anything, It's 500 times as sweet as
sugar and It can be cooked with
eatables-
Questions and Answers.
Bride 20 BEN month you can
do wonders for your skin Begin
right away 70 diet, live FOR a week
on fruits soups. and vegetables. that's
q good start 70 clearing the skin. Use
The blackhead cleansing powder which
you say you already have. with the
daily face treatment take daily hot
baths and use cold cream as a mas
sage Give The hair plenty OF sun
and air. and few days before your
welding have 10 shampooed ard
waved 50 It viii be clean and glossy
and look we'll The hands. which are
now rough. VIII respond to the wear
Ing Of cosmetic gloves every night
loose gloves smeared Inside with
cream or Faseline and worn all night
Clara - Try daily deep breathing
exercises before an open window.
each morning after you have awai-
eneo- On winter mornings especially
this VIII start your blood dancing and
make you feel glad 70 be alive and
awake with a whole days work ahead
OF you'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18


v1nches1er woman win Aliee joyce
% the titla role. declare e l4r-asl.
orig hal -liss joyce. whose preft1ls
achieve uerts in aims extend cNa
nIarr seasons has generally -1c roles
Of dresden cllla. lofty elor4rtar. m
The Winchester Monor she IS ser
almost for the first time il -hs char
acter Of q brave hearted woman U1r
finds the world Instead % 1ei1E az
her feet almost universally against
IS
Bessie Love IS seen IS 2 young sir
who tackles new and urlLre1te1
troubles with her sleeves rolled ur i1
over the Garden WalL- a rcual--
story Of real lie thai ulght happen
any place. lt any time ll IL zc- Fl
ldFlllc slrroundlrg1. VITA much Of
the acrion ID simple lizzie rusli1
home
Corinne Grifflth and her cupport-
l1s company have begun WORK on l1a
Tower az Jewels By Luciec Hur-
bard. wrlrt VIZ be her r11t Nita-
Erarl flrLur-- Lre Climbers. flr-
lrr1ul 5rl1r version OF che iluclE
play By the llre CiEda Fl-cn. i1 waIrt
Miss e-7iIEltr has the le1cIrl role.
j. finished In her new play Mss
as her lending man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Robert sanborn. OF the vltarraph
continuity starr. q making > six reel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Bertini. the great italian actress.
a nroteEe OF royalty and the reiening
sensation OF the European stage and
screen, has become a new Metro star.
Under a cooperative Arrangement
with the Caesar Film company OF
Rome. Metro engaged the services OF
Bertinf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Sol Polite. a new Screen Classic
Inc. cameraman, discovered that he
and Jack Mulhau made their movie
debut as Photographer and actor re-
leading male role n the Screen Gas
sizes. Inc. perturbation OF Finls Fox g
story. should a Girl Tellz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Metro has purchased an original
comedy, "rhe cave Lady, from James
Cullen. co-nuthor with Lewis Allen
Browne or Eorusco's Broadway farce
success, please Get Married" which
Screen Classics Inc. has Just pic
turized with Viola Dana as the star.
-The Cave Lady" VIII be used as a
vehicle for the talents OF Nav ALI
son. IN the case OF this comedy. the
screen viii have IL before o. reaches
the stage Mr.. Cullen viii have 'erhe
Cave LADY" produced on Broadway
this fan and in all probability Il wiz
be after the comedy has been done
on the screen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

After completing his present fea-
ture. on which he has been IT work
at Bat Cave. near Hickory Nut Gan.
North Carolina, Harry r. Morev viii
get away from the tyne OF character
with which he has 50 long and 50 sue
cessfulIv been associated and create
a new personality in a new sort OF
NAV His producer has ENGAGED
Frederic Van Rensselaer, Day 70 pro-
vide the vehicles for Mr.. M1rev. And
who IS this Dav7 10 less than the
renowned Nick carter" II Won please
Mr.. nay. created all OF the Nick Car
ter stories. so dear TO the youth OF
America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

3. B Features. starring Bessie Bar
riscale. is lining Up to shoot Beck
onluE Roads II viii be an ambitious
production and both Mss Barriscale
and director Hickman say that the
story viii lend itself admirably 10 the
screen -BeckolinE Roads" win be
the first % eight more featured Miss
RarriscsIa IS 10 make for Robertson
Cole
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Bert Lyteu win next star IN "The
Right OF Way picturized from the
novel OF the Canadian Northwest
from the pen q Sir Gilbert Parker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Viola Dana WI star in the japan
csc fantasy, The Willow Tree fol
Screen Classics Inc, enacting the role
originated By ray Banter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

lrIuc7 Wlo nave seln ne 1r6-ra-
ease sloWlns % NI.aErapl-s --rls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Semi professional baseball and
football player, tobacco salesman.
vaudeville actor. screen cele hriry-
these are the high spots fin the lie
~ Walter llcGrail. leading man With
Pearl White in her latest pathe Sc
rial. The Black Secret"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

May Allison is vacatfoning. pendinr
the production OF The walk OFFS b,
Frederic and Fanny Hatton, which
VIII be her second Screen Classic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

Ray c. smallwood. director Of the
Drury Lane melodrama- The Best Of
Luck" chartered a hydroplane to In
spect a wrecked ship that was under
consideration as a prop" for the pic
ture- Kathryn Adams VIII enact the
heroine q The Best Of Luck"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-18

william Farnum. popular and virile
FOX star, has added another triumph
to his long list eThe Last OF the
DuanesH has been played 70 crowded
houses at the Central rheater on
Broadway. New York.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

Civilians were in consequence almost deprived for some time of petroleum for private use. Hence, in consequence of the measures taken in various ways, the French importation trust of petrol and mineral spirits was founded in the beginning of last year.
 The bill is therefore to empower the state to contiue to intervene by creat- ing a special office, in touch with the finance ministry, to import into France all refined petrol, oil and mineral spirits.
 This importation maintained as a monopoly would return about mill lion dollars a year. The monopoly would. however. leave free the process of refining the petroleum and the wholesale trade, but M. Klotz is exam ming at present steps to enable the state to share in the profits resulting from these operations It may be said, in order to underline the importance of this reform, that the eommissariat- general for petrol, has realized savings for the state in less than year amounting to million dollars.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
4 HOUSE DIVIDED"
 SCREEN MASTERPLAY

"A House Divided" produced under the personal supervision of J. Stuart Blackton and starring Herbert Raw linson, will be offered at the Columbia threater Thursday, Friday and Satur- day, Aug. q, 9 and 23. This screen masterplay was adapted from the nov Fl, "The Substance of His House"
 Love, marriage and divorce are the three subjects carrying a. universal interest featured in "A House Divided" i" Love is blind, age is persistent and youth progressive. The eternal tri- angle is ever an enclosure. The way put is beset with many obstacles. Di- vorce is one way out, death another Ther is still anothr way, "A House Divided" solves the problem of the third and best escape.
 Ruth Holt Boucicault, author of the original story, apparently found her inspiration and title for the novel in quotation from "The Song of Songs" to the effect that Many waters can not quench love, nor can the floods drown it; if a man give all the sub stance of his house for love, it would utterly be condemned"
 On this theme she built a dramatic story of love, marriage and divorce. her characters being interesting and intelligent individuals prominent fic- tionally in the social and political life of London.
 The story had no suggestion of the war and though the adaptation brings it up to date and sets it's action in London and France, the war does not enter into the development.
 The cast selected by Commodore Blackton to present the principal char acters includes the Blackton stars, Herbert Rawlinson and Sylvia Bre- amer, Lieutenant Lawrence Grosmith, little Charles and Violet Blackton, William Humphrey. Eric Mayne, Sal lie Crute and Marie Burke.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
THE VICTORY DANcE IN PARIS
(I.ondorl Mail.)

tIlJHupil IHdli.t
 One of the great features of the Bas- tile Day festivities in Paris was the open air ball All over the city the im- provised bandstands that had been put up were filled with musicians, chiefly poilus. Tangoes, oolkas, valses and twosteps succeeded each other during the fesfal night. And there under the soft light of Chinese lanterns, on as- phalt or cobble stones, on the roadway or the footpaths till the break of day
 Such couples and such dancing are only to be seen on these joyous holi- days of France. The apache lunches his shoulders as he turns with a mid inette. The intellectual gracefully two- steps with the Montmartre artists model. The file de brasserie boister- ously clasps her girl friend in wild career of collisions. And everywhere there are peilus, the wives and sweet hearts in the simple step of the French polka.
 So the night passed away, and with the morning the cafes were filled with people. tired of head, but happy of heart, taking their petit dejeuner of coffee and a croissant before vending their ways happily to bed.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
 TO CONTROL PETROL
London Telegraph.)


 A big innovation vii become law in France. Tobacco has been a state monopoly since the days of Napoleon I. Now, for the first time, petrol and minearal spirits will fall under gov ernment control. M. Klotz, finance minister, has submitted to the min isterial council, held at the Elysee Pal ace, the bill for the state monopoly of petrol The minister in no way laid down any principle of doctrine in this important question, which might be quite is much an economic factor as a fiscal measure, but based his ar guments on the experience gained dur. ing the war. The importing dealers entered into an engagement with the government to supply to the army in the field and to the civil population the quantity of petroleum and mineral spirit absolutely required, but in order to fulfill their contract these mer- chant importers were forced to appeal to the state for assistance. The gen. eral petroleum committee at once took the necessary measures in order to as. sure the supply of France in these products which were of so much i'm portance for the military operations.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17

the shore at Tizapan. They would not bathe in it or sail around it. declar ing that the water was oily. Then, after time, they cautiously began to paint their wodden boats with this oil which proved so effective in keeping out the water that it became the gen. eral custom to use. it. They did not know that this was petroleum gushing up through the water-a magnificent flow, about two miles out in the lake, which to this day gushes apparently without varying. When the water is low petroleum floats in solid masses, each large globule weighing about twenty-five pounds.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
Vivid in Her Memory
(Boston Transcript.)

(Boston Transcript-)
 Its four years now since he left me" said the deserted wife. T remember it just as well as yesterday-how he stood at the door, holding it open till six flies got into the house."
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
Motor Vacation

Louisville Courier JournaI) Motoring has changed things "Yes, my wife formerly had to have seven dresses to go to one hotel.." Now how is it?"
 Now she has one dress and we go to seven hotels"
Arizona republican., 1919-08-17
OIL CUSTER IN A LAKE.
no+ro;+ Nou~ !

Detroit News.)
 For hundreds of years Mexican In dians had horror of what they called the pest spot of Lake Chapala, near
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-22

was allowed to rest in doubt until an
attempt sprang up to divert the course
by way Of FIjole, the mountains su-
for that route. This aroused Malaga
and the southern end Of the county
Meetings were held at Malaga and
Loving, the argument being advanced
that distance lends an added charm to
the splendor Of the Guadalupes, and
that tourists will prefer TO view their
unequalled glories from afar while
motoring through fields white with
cotton and green with alfalfa The
southern enders won and Malaga is
now the agreed western terminus Of
the new trail with the contention
over its further course pushed far
Their westward. advocates for the
Pecos route and the Van Horn route
now being pitted against each other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-22
II Years Ago Today

TRAINS are being operated in Rus
/ STA by soldiers. Many Of the strilS-
ers rendered the locomotives useless
upon leaving them. Those being used
by the soldiers are all old locomotives.
A santa Re passenger train struck
an aged Mexican, thought 70 be Felix
Drejo. ed instantly killed him.
Fire damaged an Clubhouse on the
premises Of Mrs. Mary schaffer. kan
sas and Missouri streets, TO the extent
Of $50
word has been received here that
eastern and New Mexico capitalists
VIII join the Pittsburg holders Of the
unfinished santa Ee Central railroad
OF Kew Mexico and complete it.
The Ell Pas0 public schools viii
close tomorrow for the Christmas hol-
idavs and reopen Tuesday, January 2.
The Metropolitan, new barber
shop just opened at los Mesa ave-
nue. Is not only the most extensively
equipped shop in Texas, but is also
the largest
All trains from the west on the
Southern Pacific are more than five
Of a Washout on the Los Angeles
Thursday. Dec. IS, is designated for
The regular monthly field day at Fort
Rabbi Martin Zlelonlza returned to-
dav from a visit 70 Chihuahua
Airs. 4. H Goldstein has returned
from a months absence in central
Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-22
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