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cHANcEKy RELEASE DEEDS.

Frs"dlandcr. Nos. 1903 and 1905 Nortb
It!rty second Street. - i"., 3. inches h,
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW NOEk. Feb. G.-umfav orable trade
snh lssos nd'.ceS caused Sni,, hreah Of az,
market here DAY. Tho general !!st closed
sicady q not loss Of 81 20 o. points
The market opened barely steady az :.
decline Of ]: 10 ii points and sold about J.
'n ) PORTS net lower right after the call
under pressure from Southern and lo"ui
sources. f.rerpnol was good buyer tn :
norlirc and thcr" was some covering o;i
reprrj- that Scandnay Wan countries would
b. permitted 10 increase their imports
son orders were uncovered on the break.
.ud after their execution the market be-
came steadier covering and trade buy
Is 20 70 points from ihe lowest.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
NvI,nlssula nyntoftar.

Market Quotations From Actual Sales
fRy Woodson- Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond Va \
II s. Food Admins trStion License No q aaTi0
Richmond. Va Feb. 6. 1919
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Masked bandits Hold Up IInnk.
WHEELING. w. VA. Feb 6.-Three
masked bandits held up the cashier and
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nENKICo TRUST DEED.

trustee. l.G> acres west side "f He,h " nj h,,
k"ad. y l.: miles northwest Of Richin"nI
January 10. 1919: $3.50 ''i'"'u'
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nENRICo RELEASE DEED.

'fHrtiaD American National Bank ,r,s
toe. to East Highland Park C'nrnoraii,o - u W.,
- miocN 10. Eat Highland Pafk anuarv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

Middiing. $50 bales: receipts. - hai les:
,o-ts oI6 bales; stock S.cla bales
Minor poris-stocIi 1896 bales
Total today At AZ ,poris-Reccipts; i!.S34
bales: exports. io.c': bales: stock, i,2si.ai5
Tn.a, for wee, at all norts-- Receipts si.sis
ba los: exports. iSee+ bales.
Total for season,-Reccipis a.67l.Soa bales:
eSnorts c,6IG.2;l bales.
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L. $. CIRCUIT COURT OF Arrr,,s

The United States Circuit t'our, ~ An
neais reeonvencd yesterday morning al 10
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "a selling mOve-
mnnt based on the increased labor troubles
among the mills IN this country. began soou
Altar the oreninE In the cotton market to-
,!ay and before the session was over carried
values OF for a ne, decline of more thar 81
huIiish traders constantly contendcd that
Tho market ovcrso!d. sustained sun
mort was given II al any ctaSc Of the trad
Ing and during good part OF the day tn,
indertone was weak. On the opening prices
cf Tho most active months were : TO IL
ooiHts up. but pressure was almost i:un,c-
IIatciy felt and quick decline resulted
By noon the market was from - TO ,. OF a
iSt To inI points or net on the old crop and
IS on on October. Closing prices showed
81 insscs for the day OF as TO o. nnlnis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
C0LUMBIA-"Bill Henry. ,,

With the first showing today of BILL
Henry, at Loew's Columbia Theater
is offered the last word in Charles
Ray films. The star has gone the
limit, it Is said. to make Bill Henry"
the most realistic rural character he
has yet offered on the screen. An am
bilious country boy sets out to make
fortune by selling electric vibrators.
He tries to demonstrate on a rheu-
matte old man, who is SO rudely Jared
out of his memory Of his pain that he
chases the salesman from his place,
smashes his bicycle and throws the
pieces in the road. The vibrator sales
man. however, does not give up hope.
but gets a job as night clerk in a
hotel. where things begin to happen.
including the arrival of q young lady
from the west. who has come to claim
her Inheritance, which proves to be a
worthless farm of swamp land left by
heF-aAncle. This arouses Bill Henry's
sympathies and his attempts to assist
her belatedly develop romance.
News features ands cartoons Will
complete the bill for the first four
days Of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

The Dark Star" the Cosmopolitan
production's photoplay, based on Rob-
ert w. Chambers novel. will be fea-
tured at Loew's Palace Theater the
first four days of this week. with Ma
rion Davies in the leading role.
1t tells the story of Rue Carew,
daughter of American missionaries.
who was bonn in Turkey under the
influence OF an evil planet. A Ger
man spy places in the care of her
parents an image of Erik, an evil
god. In which he has hidden some for
tification plans. The spy is skilled
and Rue's parents return to America.
The German secret service. however.
learns Of the girls possession Of the
plans and centers- its power on the
task of recovering them. 1t IL a story
fascinating in it's mystery and thrill.
The latter part Of this week, be.
ginning Thursday. Enid Bennett will
be featured in her latest picture, 1.-The
Virtuous Thief" -,tses
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Photoplay Features.
BELAsC0-aThe Birth Of a Race. y

ASkA&kk8o0V Anu A$44 W. Va = AsssSSs
The Birth of a Race" the remark
able photoplay spectacle which has
been exhibited at the Belasco Theater
the past week. has been held over for
a second week: It is a biblical allie
CORY. terminating with an absorbing
story Of America in war time, which
bears out the theme established in the
earlier part.
It's scenes include the Garden of
Eden, the building Of Noah's ark. the
time Of Moses and the exodus of the
Israelites from Egypt, the sermon on
the mount and the Crucifixfon. Then
follow the discovery of America by
Columbus and notable incidents OF
American history.
story introduced toward the close
deals mainly with the members of a
family divided in allegiance between
America and Germany. The head of
the family Is the owner of great steel
works. By selling his plant to Ger
man agents he precipitates a. strike
and leads to a powerful climax.
The principals in the pictures in
clude Jane Gray. George LIE Guere,
Edward Elkus, Ben Hendricks, Ger
trude Braun. Stephen Grafton, Alice
Gale. Mary X. Carr. John Reinhardt
and Charles De Forrest. Matinees are
announced for Wednesday and Sat
urday only.
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Observation-Disclosures"

Upstairs" declared to be the
greatest fun play in which Mabel
Normand ever has been filmed, will
be shown for the first time in Wash
ington at Crandall's Knickerbocker
Theater today and tomorrow. Special
jazz features have been arranged to
ragtfme romance. 1.-THE Simple Life"
featuring Larry Semon, will also be
shown; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Viola Dana. will be pictured in The
Microbe"; Thursday and Friday. first
showings of "a Mans Fight, star
ring Dustin Farnum. Will be given
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven
viii supply the added attraction in
"Close to Nature: Saturday, Mrs.
Charlie Chaplin will be the picture
star in "Home"-a lesson in content
ment.
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Mickey"

Mack Sennett's photoplay Mickey"
is announced for Polls Theater this
evening and all this week. Mabel
Normand, the star. is pictured as
Mickey. a lovable but mischievous
girl raised by her foster father, an
old miner, and a devoted old Indian
Later, ito make a lady Of her" she
Is sent to the home of her aunt, q
scheming society woman. and she
doesn't find her path strewn with
roses. But, in spite of what seem I'M
bearable burdens and difficulties. she
ultimately finds wealth and happiness.
Music is to be furnished by the
regular Polls orchestra.
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try estate. No greater disappoint-
ment ever came to girl who had
hoped for the gay life Of the city
which her husband had renowned.
She gives him no rest until he takes
her to New York, and in an endeavor
to make her see the shallowness of
the fast set he arranges numerous
parties of a sensational nature. Her
appetite for forbidden things is only
whetted the more keenly. however,
until at length her longing leads her
into situation which almost ends in
disaster for all concerned.
The program includes supplemental
films and an orchestra score.
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AlIllIgoIllQntS
The Photop1ay
HE Birth of q Race"
b. probably one of the
y most impressive motion
picture productions ever

HE bITth Oh race,
il probably one of the
- most impressive motion
picture productions ever
screened. has had its
dps and downs and yet withal
retains enough dignity and gran
eeur to chain the interest, move
the heart and present lesson which.
IL better learned long ago. might
have averted the war and made the
profiteer a lonesome participant In
the contempt the world now feels Tor
HIM. Originally designed for a pur-
nose radically different to that which
II now serves, the picture has been
riven a new and a great theme, while
II has been made to retain a name
which is grossly misleading, along
with inaccuracies IN its literary guides.
The biblical scenes are magnlhcent,
but the mind is too suddenly switched
away from them to enable it to grasp
the worldly incidents that follow and
vet still retain the great idea con-
tainted in what has preceded them.
Evidently in remodeling the production
along new lines the literary guides ana
accessories were not given the atten-
fion they should have had and wnicn
the beauty and spiritual import aa o. hi. tHs
pictures merit. Not to remedy TINS
defect, it would seem. is serious
oversight and directs adverse COM
ment to the production which the pic
lures themselves do not deserve.
News reports fail to chronicle a
~strike" in the movies. Like the poor
they are long-sufferinS and always
with US. Perhaps the present clasn
a Az. .Iooitimate" may serve to still
,r,aan the eyer-growing popularity OF
the picture stage. Nevertheless
viii be found that there. as on the
speaking stage the actor of ability Is
ffidispensable-and also that ing
iAborer is worthy of his hire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
MRS. CHARLIE CHAPLIN,
Uttered z111C)
Forbidden"

ing Bryant washburn. the last half.
at Loew's Palace.
'Heartsease." the romance of a
struggling young composer. featur-
ing Tom Moore, at CrandalPs Metro
politan all the week and at the
Knickerbocker next Sunday and Mon
day.
1.-THE Woman Michael Married" fea-
turing Cessie Barriscaie, at the
Knickerbocker, Thursday and Friday
of next week. -
MANS Desire" featuring Lewis
Stone, the first three days of next
week, and "a Mans Fight" featuring
Dustin Farnum, the last two days. at
Crandalps.
"a Burglar by Proxy" featuring
Jack Pickford, in the second of the
First National Exhibitors releases. at
Moore's Rialto.
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Observation-Disclosures"

Crandall's Metropolitan Theater, be-
ginning today. will offer as the fea-
ture Of the photoplay program. Up
stairs" a rollicking ragtime romance
starring Mabel Normand. which has
never before been seen in Washing
ton. The usual number of shorter
films and a jazz overture by the or
chestra of twenty-five. under the d.
rection of Jesse Heitmuller. with orr
chestral accompaniment for the pic
ture. will complete the bill. Upstairs"
depicts the adventures of slavey in
a fashionable hotel, who finally es-
capes from the basement levels-and
has the time of her life upstairs"
The denouement of the story il
reached in a manner that cannot be
foreseen.
Thursday. Dustin Farnum will be
pictured in "A Mans Fight" with
Lois Wilson pictured opposite the
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ton. The picture story will be flashed
on the largest screen ever erected in
Washington. At the conclusion Of the
theater entertainment unique light
ing feature will be staged in the CEN
ter of the city, with the assistance of
the national government. The pres
entation Of the picture story at Polls
Theater Tuesday night is made pos
sible by the courtesy Of the theater
management anu the exhibitors OF the
film play, Mickey" which is the at
traction at Polls all this week. The
second showing of Mickey on Tues
day night has been Cancelled. 80 that
the National Press Club entertainment
may be given between the hours Of
s:15 and 19s45 pm.
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RIALTo-"F forbidden. !"

Today and all this week. Moore's
Rialto Theatey announces the show
ing of special photodrama. For
bidden." with Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
mildred Harris). in the leading role.
supported by Priscilla Dean. Henry
Woodward and Fred Goodwin. The
production was directed by Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley. The
story concerns Maddie Irwin. q pref
ty but unsophisticated country miss.
who has longed all her life for the
gayety of New York. She IL engaged
to a bucolic swain and Is satisfied
until a wealthy young man comes to
visit near her home. They fall In
love, are married and AZ q wedding
present. her husband gives her q coun.
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Circle.

Today, william S. Hart, in Square
Deal Sanderson"; tomorrow. Dorothy
Dalton, in .'Other Mems Wives" also
Masked Rider" No. 8: Tuesday. Nazi-
nova, in ''The Red Lantern; Wednes-
day, Alice Brady, in His Bridal
Night; Thursday. Madge Kennedy. In
Through. the Wrong Door: Friday.
Madge Evans, in Home Wanted;
Saturday. Taylor Holmes. in Upside
Down"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Louise Glaum.
in Sahara: Tuesday. Alice Brady. in
Ills Bridal Night: Wednesday, Ethel
Clayton. in Men. Women and Money;
Thursday. Vivian Martin. in "An In
nocent Adventures; Friday. William
s. Hart, in Square Deal Sanderson" !;
Saturday. Montagu Love. in "A Broad
way Saint"
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Princess.

Today, Ethel Clayton. in men.
Women and Money; tomorrow, Will
liam Farnum. in 1.-THE Redemption OF
Carson: Tuesday. Madge Evans, in
"a Home Wanted; Wednesday, Mary
Pickford. in Behind the Scenes;
Thursday, Tom Moore. in Brown OF
Harvard; Friday, Vivian Martin. in
"The Innocent Adventures" Satur-
day, Constance Talmadge, in "Happi-
ness a la Mode"
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Clara KIM
ball Young. in THE Better Wife;
Tuesday, Bessie Barriscale. in Tan
gled Threads: "Wednesday. corinne
Griff1th. in Thin lee; Thursday.
June Elvidge. in Coax Me-; Friday,
Lila Lee, in "A Daughter a the
Wolf" also the De Ravens. in Their
Day Of Rest; Saturday, Charles Ray,
In Hay Foot, Straw Foot"
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Home.

Today. Alice Brady. in His Bridal
Night; tomorrow. Ethel Clayton. in
'tMen, Women and Money; Tuesday.
William Farnum, in 1.-The Redemption
of Carson; Wednesday, Madge Evans.
in "A Home Wanted: Thursday, Mary
Pickford, in Behind the Scenes: Fri
day. Tom Moore, in Brown of Har-
vard"; Saturday, Vivian Martin, in
"The Innocent Adventure"
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His Bridal Night; Tuesday. Ethel
Clayton, in Men, Women and Money:
wednesday, William Farnum. in THE
Redemption of Carson; Thursday.
Madge Evans, in "A Home Wanted;
Friday, Mary Pickford. in Behind the
Scenes; Saturday. Tom Moore. in
Brown of Harvard"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
American.

Today, Warren Kerrigan. in THE
End of the Came; tomorrow. Charles
Ray and Bessie Barriscale. in THE
Straight Road: Tuesday. Tom Moore.
in city of Comrades"; Wednesday,
Rubye De Remer. in Dust of Des-'
tiny; Thursday, Florence Reed, in
"Her Code of Honor; Friday, Wallace
Reid, in You're Fired: Saturday.
Ethel Clayton, in Men, Women and
Money"
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Liberty

Today. Earle Williams. in "Rose of
Romance; tomorrow, Vivian Martin.
In AN Innocent Adventure; Tuesday,
Mary Pickford. in Behind the
Scenes: Wednesday. Madge Kennedy.
In Through the Wrong Door: Thurs
day. Jack Pickford and Louise Hun. in
''The Dummy: Friday. Kitty Gordon. in
"Playthings Of Passion" and Satur-
day. Stewart Holmes, in THE Other
Mans Wife"
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New Navy.

Today. Sessue Hayakawa, in His
Debt; tomorrow. Bessie Love, in
Caroline Of the Corners: Tuesday.
Monroe Salisbury. in ''The Binding
Trail: Wednesday. Tnfidelity"::
Thursday. Virginia Pearson. in The
Bishops Emeralds": Friday, Marie
Osborne. in THE Little Diplomat;
Saturday. all comedy night.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow,<Clara Kimball
Young. in 1.-THE Better Wife; Tues
day, Montagu Love. in "A Broadway
Saint; Wednesday. Bessie Barriscale,
in tangled Threads"; Thursday,
Corinne Grifnth. In "A Girl at Bay;
Friday, Charles Ray, in Hay Foot,
Straw Foot: saturday, Lila Lee. in "a
Daughter Of the Wolf"
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Lyric.

Brass; matinee only. THE Carter
Case; tomorrow, Sessue Hayakawa,
in 1.-THE Man Beneath: Tuesday, Con-
Wednesday, Anita King. in Mistaken
Identity; Thursday, Harold Lock-
wood, in Shadows of Suspicion:
Friday. Billie Rhodes. in Tin Search
of Already" and Saturday, Olive
matinee only, '"The Masked Rider"
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Crandall's.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday. CO.
rhine Griffith, in "a Girl at Bay;
Wednesday and Thursday. May ALI
son, in "The Uplifters"; Friday and
Saturday, Florence Reed, in THE
Woman Under Oath"
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Avenue Grand.

Today. corinne Grifith. in Thin
Ice"; tomorrow. Lila Lee. in "A
Daughter Of the Wolf; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Clara Kimball Young. In
'"The Better Wife; Thursday. Charles
Ray. in "Hay Foot. Straw Foot: FRI
day, June Elvidge. in Soak Me-: Sat
vrday. May Allison. in 1.-The Uplift-
erS"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Mary Miles Minter and her company
were well released in the story of her
new picture, Anne of Green Cables"
before a single scene was recorded by
the camera. Her director, William
Desmond Taylor, 1t is said, "by thus
breaking away from the conventional
method" believes that in this way the
players will gain more thorough con-
ception of their parts than is possible
CONTINUED on Thirteenth Page)
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VIII Rogers, in his new Goldwyn pic
ture, almost q Husband" 10 shown al
school teacher hero in a country town
OF city "slickers.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Constance Talmadge is to be filmed
in "The Bachelor" a screen adaptation
Of the Clyde Fitch play. by John En-
erson and Anita Loos, with Conway
Tearle as leading man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Rex Beach Is quoted as saying, This
whirling globe Of ours IL tangled up
In celluloid like q dancing darkey In
the serpentine paper Of . carnival"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Think Of It, Ellen Terry, the famous
actress, has succumbed to the movies
and is announced In 'Her Greatest Per-
rormance." written especially for her.
Its theme Is mother love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

A psychopathic hospital expert of
Chicago was quoted as saying that
movies appeal only to persons whose
mentality is that of children. The
seven eminent authors" enlisted by
Goldwyn forthwith proceeded to "eat
him up" Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
New Photoplays Next Week.

son A its star. the hrst half Of the
week, and Love Insurance" featur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Jeanie Macpherson has adaped for the
screen Sir James M. Barry's play. The
Admirable Crichton," a starring vehicle
for William Gillette years ago, and Cecil
b. DeMille Is to direct its production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Mothers Of Mon" the novel by
Henry William Warner and Dewitt
Kaplan. is to be filmed with Claire
Whitney in the principal role and
Lumsden Hare in tho role OF Capt. Won
PlaufYen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Viola Dana's latest screen feature 10
to be please Get Married" from the
stage farce by James Cullen and Lewis
Allen Browne Miss Dana is to have
the role created for the stage by Edith
Taliaferro,
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Carolina.

Today, Marguerite Clark. In "still
Waters; tomorrow. Alice Brady, in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

New York Is said to be exception
ally fond Of Alice Brady's pictures,
and to supply the demand Miss Brady
is going to do double duty while on
tour with her stage play, Forever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Undeterred by the charge that 1t is
shaking the foundations Of the British
empire, the Famous Players Lasky Cor
poration has organised the Famous
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Owen Davis play, Sinners adapted
by Eve Unsell, is to- be Alice Brady's
first Realart picture. Some of its scenes
will be filmed at Nantucket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Basil King says: Moving pictures
must inevitably take their place. among
the solid institutions of life. Here Is
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Constance Binney has started worl
on her first Realart picture, "Erst-
while Susan" Her reception at the
studios was a knockout"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Players-Lasky British Producers Ltd.
OF London. with a capitalization OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

After" making pictures as well as ap-
pearing on the legitimate stage.
Ward Crane. one Of the cast Of
Marion Davies picture, The Dark
Star" was one Of Col. Theodore
Roosevelt's secretaries when he was
Governor Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Told in the Hills" the Aim adapta-
ton of Marah Ellis Ryan's novel. with
Robert Warwick as it's star, pictures
scenes on the Lapaway reservation in
Idaho. in which the Indians have been
induced to pose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10
.Filnnograrns.

Samuel Goldwyn is to adopt "the
jury system" for the seleotion Of
titles for the Goldwyn pictures.
Announcement has been made that
Pearl White is not to appear in Sc
rails, but in single pictures for the
Fox corporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

new art. 1t Is an art as stable as
the theater, but with all the outdoors
for it's stage" "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-10

Moore Acquires the Leader-Ine
negotiation in film circles concernlns
the fate of the Leader movins p;h
closed abruptly without announce
nsnt has been set at rest Tom Moore
~ the Rialto, Garden and Strand has
scouired the house and will add IT 70
his chain of Washington enterprises;
The Leader has long been regaroeo
as a coy little playhouse WIN a
Ne re.opened soon under a policy to
be hereafter announced.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

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