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The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
ADAMS AND GAGE
SCHOOLS WIN MEET

The elementary school OF the Bloom
Insdale and Georgetown divisions had
their track meet yesterday on the
Central High School stadium. The
results of this meet were as follows:
Adams won. scoring 81 points; Indus
trial Home. second, scoring % points;
Curtis and Weightman. tie for third.
with 10 points: Force, fourth. Is points;
Toner. fifth. Is points; Jackson. sixth,
IL points: Fillmore. seventh, points,
and Grant eighth, scoring points.
The Gage School won for the Bloom
ingdale division, scoring 50 points;
Brookland second. with 43 points; EN-
cry third. with 80 points. and Eek
ington, fourth, making points.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
u. S. Champions Travel.

Rio Janeiro, June 4-Edwin Victor
Morgan. the United States Ambassa-
dor here. announces that he has re-
ceived a cablegram from the Bethle-
hem football team OF Bethlehem. Pa,
accepting an invitation from the Foot
ball Confederation of Brazil to visit
Rio Janeiro. Santos and Sac Paulo to
play Brazilian teams in September.
An invitation from the South Ameri-
can teams in the next championship
tournament is now under considera-
tion by the United States Football As
sociation. IL Is reported.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
WATCH THE TIGERS!
IS LEAGUE CRY NOW

Look out for the Tigers,
The town made famous by Ty Cobb
and Henry Ford is on the baseball
map again!
On May 10 the Detroit team was
in last place in the American League.
having won five games and lost four
teen. They looked bad, Their pitch
ing was weak and the hitting stresky.
Today they are fourth-in the first
division, over the 800 per cent mark.
and coming fast.
In two weeks they have won twelve
out of fourteen games-one from the
Senators, three straight from the Red
Sox. two out of three from the Ath-
letics, three out OF four from st. Louis
and three straight from the fast-go-
ing Chicago White Sox.
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Record Entry for Meet.

Chicago. June 4. Trials in seven
events for the track and field games
of the Western Conference. set for
next Saturday. will be held on stss &
Field here Friday. owing 10 the large
number OF athletes nominated. -Four
hundred and ffty-three entries have
been received from the Big Ten coi-
leges and fifteen outside institutions.
This is the largest entry in ten years
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
DRAMATICS TO GIVE
CARDINALS BENEFIT

The st. Mary's Dramatic Club, of
Va. will give a benefit
of their farce. The
Jonah" for the Cardinals Athletic
Club on Wednesday night. June Is.
The club is repeating The Jonah
in order that the team may receive
the proceeds to purchase new uni
forms for the coming season.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
HILLTOPPERS PLAY
GOLDEN TORNADO

The Georgetown football team OF
1919 will battle the far-famed Gold
en- Tornado" Georgia Tech. at At
lanta November Is. This date has
been arranged by the Hilltop au-
thorities.
With the filling Of this date II
leaves only one open day for the
Hilltoppers during the fall season and
II is quite likely that a game WIN
be arranged for this on the schedule.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
James Puzzles Griffs;
SOx Take Final Game
Hub City Lanky Hurler Has Nationals at His
Mercy, While Robertson and Thompson
Are Pounded-Ruth's Three-base Blow
Gave Boston Battle by 8 to 3.
BY JOHN A. DUGAN.

.NKY BILL JAMES smoke, plus loose pitching
by Grifith's youngsters, ragged fielding on the
part of their team mates and some heavy clout-
ing by Babe Ruth and company, presented the
Hub City Red Hosed tribe the final game of the
series with the Nationals yesterday at the Florida
Avenue Stadium by S-to-3 count.
James simply had triie too much on his de-
livery to satisfy the Nationals, as the local clan
were helpless before his twisters after the open
ing frame when tally was squeezed across.
This smoke artist of the stfing-bean type, held
the Griffmen at bay until his comates had placed
with 7-run lead, when he loosened up little on
Re that the Nationals gathered three more talIies
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
AMERICANS SAIL
FOR TRACK GAMES

New York. June 4.-Accompanied by
Col. Joseph II. Thompson. fifty OF the
Nations best athletes who saw serv-
ice in either the army or navy. sailed
for Europe today on the transport
Great Northern. The men were pick
ed by the A. A. L. to represent the
United States in company with ath-
letes already in the A. (. F. in the
inter-aIlied athletic contests.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Boston Women Beaten.

White Plains, n. Y. June L-Phila-
delphia women players defeated Bos-
ton players with comparative ease
here in the opening matches for the
Griscom golf tournament cup. Twelve
Philadelphia women won their
matches against three for Boston.
The only victorious Boston women
were Mrs. L. Q. White. Miss G. F.
Collet and Mrs. F. b. johnson.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Giants Are Jolted.

New York. June 4.-The Phillies
defeated the Giants at the Polo
Grounds. s to 2. Barnes and Per-
ritt were hit hard all through the
fray. Score by innings:
r. II. z.
Phils 1000 o2o-s l2 o
Giants % 2 o o o o o o % 2
Jacobs and Adams: Barnes. Per-
ritt and Gonzales. Umpires-Byron
and Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Southeru VI. Y. M, H. A.

The Southern A. c. will play the
strong Y. NJ. H. A. Sunday morning
at 10 a. m. on diamond No. .. M.
Snow. the navy yard star hurler, will
twiri for the Southern A. C., with
Hager at the receiving end. while the
Y. NJ. H. A. will use their star bat
terry, Ottenburg and Suter.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

base by errors-Washington. l; Boston. !. Left
on bsses-Washington. 5; Boston. 5. First base
on balls-On Robertson. {; of Thompson. J.
Innings pitched-By Robertson. 5; By Thomp-
son. 4. Hits made-On Robertson, III at batl /:
Of Thompson, 4 IA at bait. Struck Out-By
Robertson. /; by Thompson. ) Threease hit
Ruth wo-base hit-Rice. Sacrifice hits
SheAn (2I. McInnis. Foster. Stolen base-
Shanks Double plsys-Shanks TO Judge TO
Agnew; Charity TO Judge; James 10 Scott to
Shsan to McInniS Hit by pitcher-By Tbnmp
son Ruth. Losing DECENTRALIZATION. Passed
ball-Schang. Catcher's balk-GhArrity passed
James to frst base. Umprss-Hildebrand and
Monarity. Time OF gsme-l:5.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Jess Surprises Fans.

Toledo. Ohio, June L-Jess Will
lard, heavyweight champion, sur
prised everybody here by his good
condition IN his first workout with
his old playmate. Walter Monahan,
and Jack Hemplin. Willard took
things easy. Dempsey loafed agai,
today. his only work being long
hike.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
BUSINESS Is EASY
FOR CENTRAL TEAM

CentraPs baseball aggregation de-
feated Business in a scholastic base
ball game at Union League Park
yesterday by IL to 9. Both pitchers
were batted freely. and not until
the sixth and seventh innings did
Central clinch the game. They
scored three and two runs in these
innings. respectively. The score:
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.

Runs-Lu,combe 81. McMahon o., sterzer
tg. kuJara. Skillman. Cox l2l. Left on bases-
Quadrangle. 3; Torpedo. o First base on balls
-Oh white. ); of Kuhnert, s. Innings pitched
BY White. Is; By Clark, 72-3 Hits made
on White. 5; OF Clark. 8 Struck out-By
CLARK. s; BY Kuhnert. IL Twobase hits-ster-
Eer. Con (2l. Major. Luscombe. Stolen bases-
Lawrence. McMahon. Double plays-Skillman
70 sterzer; West to Sterzer. Hit By pitcher
Kuhnert. L Wild pitches-Kuhnert- Umpire
Mr. Hughes Time Of same-l hour Is minutea
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
IDOL ROAMER
HANDED JOLT
-
" -..s-a
Goes Natural Bridge Cap
lures Douglaston Handi-
cap at Belmont Field. j.
Derby to Grand Parade
Special i The washinston
Herald)

London. June 4. - Grand Parade
won the historic Derby, English
turf classic at EPSON Downs, to-
day. Buchan was second, and Pa
per Money third. Grand Parade
Is owned by Lord Glanely, the
noted English horseman. Panther,
the favorite. finished eighth. The
rain that fen Just before noon did
not mar the race the least bit, as
1t softened the hard course and
placed it in perfect shape.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
VAUGHN Is Pounded.

Chicago. June 4-The Pirates cap
tured the final game from the Cubs
here today by 1-to-0 count. Vaughn
was pounded hard, while Adams held
the Cubs safe. Score by innings:
Pittsburgh.......00 0o000o00I-lll o II 0
Chicago. 0o00oooo00 o 8 o
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

los; Brownie Mcdowell, Ill; Dancer. llS; Ohil-
lum. lis; Athena, lis; Sourseman. IL; Sam
McMeekin, III. Also eligible: Bonnie Tess,
ios Kilkenny, lel; Bandymo. p7; Regraso. ll3;
Little Marchmont ID. rs; Sunsold. l3
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

Major League Statistics
AlrERIcAN LEAGUR

28GDHc1oyD ACD0lk8s
Boston. 3; Washington, 3.
New York. 10; Athletics. Z.
where They Piay Today.
st. Louis At washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
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Runs-vick. Peckinpaush. Baker. Lewis tg.
Pipp. Pratt Bodie t2). Grover. Roth ~. Wal
6. Earned runs-Sew Yorf. 8; Athletic, 6
fwo-bsse hits-Roth. Walker. Hannah %, Bcdie.
Pipp. Three-base hits-Lewis. Walker. Home
runs-Peckinpaugb. Roth q. Double plays
McAvuy to Grovr; Naylor TO Grover Pitching
ecord-Od Rogers. hits runs Is e2rned1 in
innings GA At bait OF Nelson 3 hits S runs
u earnel) in 2S innings q on base, ~ at
bap; od Naylcr. Z hits. earned runs in
innings O3 at bait: Oh Rnssell. hit, earned
runs in 10 innings Is at bait Struck out
By Rogrn ); by Nelson. 5: by Nsylor. l.
Bass on bslls-Oh Rosrs ): OF Nelson. 2:
OF Naylor. / Of Russell. !. Winning pitcher-
Nelson. Losing pitcher-Roeers. Umpires-Chin
and Evans. Time Of eame-27
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Divide Twin Bill.

Boston. June 4.-The Braves and
Dodgers divided a double bill here
today. The Robins landed the first
game. s to 3, while the Braves took
the final by s to ). Marquard held
the Braves safe all the way in the
first. while in the nightcap. Scott
kept the hits scattered and the home
folks pounded Mamaux hard. Score
by innings:
First game.
r. H. z.
Br'lyn II o05 10 o o is is o
Boston 1 o o o o 0 o o % IL 3
Second game.
Marquard and Kruger: Fillingim,
James and Gowdy. Umpires-O'Day
and Quigley.
r. H. e.
Br'lyn 30 3 90 o o 0 o-3 s 1
Boston % 90 1 Ks
Mamaux, Cheney and Miller; Scott
and Wilson. Umpires-Quigley ana
O'Day.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdayss Results.

Phillies. s;<New York. 2.
Brooklyn. 8; Boston. ..
Boston. 8; Brooklyn, ..
Pittsburgh. /; Chicago. 0,
St. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, ..
where They Play To-day.
Staaliag Of the CiuhA
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
COLLEGE RESULTS.

Army. 4: Syracuse. 3.
Columbia. Z: Pennsylvania. s.
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Totals. 1IJHa ITUtals.....

xMeany batted for sauber.
.Cunminzs out, hit By batted ball.
Score BY innings:
Central .........................5 sos us 2-I3
Business ............................ Ill go q 3
Summary: Runs-Schnider .; BAIlensG. ,;
Rassel g Lemon, 2; Cullen. 9; Newly. l; Beck.
and schaefsr. ?; Schnider. .; Prior. Held. Will
iarns. SOmnerville. Wise. Left on bases-Central
g. Business T. First base balls-On Wise. l.;
c1 Williams. q: Of Russel. l. Innings pitched
By Wise. 4: By Williams G. Hits made-Of
wise. &; OF wiIliams 10. Struck out-By Will
iars, &: By Russel Three-base hit-Schafer
Twobase hits-Russel. Cummin1 Dasher q:
Cullen. Schnider. Prior Sommerille. Stolen
hases-Schnider Lemon. schafer. Held. Williams
Hit BY pitchsr-By Wise (Newby; by Williams.
tSchniderl.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
WAR INTERBUREAU LEAGUE.

Totals. IS Il 2 Il y Totals. Szz s
Score by inning:
Motor Transport. 800 oloe5
supt- ................... "a o1o1 x-l2
Runs-wise C0. Bittner 90, Kennedy ts,.
Petit 81. Bilaski t9. Bryant Patton tD.
Schmidt 70. Mott Left On bases-M r., ~
supt. J. Threebase hit--sfott. Twobase hits
-Jsckson %. schmidt. wiss, Bnaski. Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Reading, 1; Jersey City. .
Buffalo. =: Toronto. 3
Buffalo. 3: Toronto. ].
Newark. 9; Baltimore. l.
Newark. 9; Baltimore, 10
Rochester, 2: Binghsmton. 5.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05
Cards Defeat Reds.

st. Louis, June THE Cardinals de-
feated the Reds in the final game here
today by a narrow margin-4 to D.
Sallee pitched good ball. but his sup
port failed him In the pinches. score
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

him Easy with lead when he oosened little
Nationals gathered three tales
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

xNieany batted Tor sanber.
:Cummings out, hit BY batted bali.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-05

'Batted for Saylor In the I
Score BY innings:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
WALlY is "soME GUY"

Wallace Reid has received ~o many
fan" letters that he had begun 80
think he knew all his virtues. lie
changed his mind recently. when he
found the following letter FROM q
81 Louis xiri In his morning mail.
You have RETAINED no nobly." sfaa
wrote the Paramount Artcraft star.
from 40 many OF the bcs@ttina movie
sins. You have never worn riding
habit. patent leather puttees and a
derby You have never looked hard.
az "A lady. Eulpcd. chewed your cud.
and gazed out OF a window. accom-.
panied by the subtitic--'Fesring that
his love might not resnain n pure and
holy thing Your pictures have never
ended wlth~-'Aud 40 the miracle of a
new life brought happiness TO Bessie
and Willard and a flash OF you. and
some other unfortunate. fondiing an
wx Barnun Lilliputian. You have
never worn button. nor lump tocd
shoes--nor pumps. Truly. yours In "A
marvellous career. May you live
long, and prosper"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
Fhl5I.'ez,kkizShtalz;s!
|zMe MoVzeg.

My advice to tho aiil who hopes
10 become a motion picture star is
study for the screen" saws Monroe
Salisbury. who. before he beesme a
matinee idol on the screen. was. for
years, matinee idol on the stage.
Many viii remember his successes
In Portland. in the days Of the Re.
lasco Stock company. before the mo.
ton picture profession had begun to
indicate It's real possibilities.
II used 10 be a strong believer in
the stage as "A preparatory school
for the cinema studio That idea has
been revolutionized by the educa.
tional progress In this country. stage
success ~ not won by any lacndais
ical wooing OF the dramatic muse
one must work for H. Years OF study
are required. That's why so many
good stage players have made good
In the photoplays. because they put
into their work years Of Application
to the principles Of the drama and
years Of practice TOO.
The study that tho stage actor
makes thru years on the stage, can.
in part, be made by the girl in school
today. Carmel Myers. Ruth clifford
and Priscilla Dean learned this lea.
son In their high school days--and
prepared definitely for the screen.
Miss clifford began Az screen
angel, In other words. she was at.
moaphere.' Priscilla Dean. ditto.
Miss Myers thru dint Of hard study
and dramatic work in school. was
sufficiently prepared for studio com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
POPULAR AUTHOR
NOW WITH NEILAN

At what Il reputed TO be one Of
the largest salaries ever paid a seen
ario editor. Miss Marion Fairfax.
author. playwright and for the past
four years writer Of many OF the
best and most successful photo.
plays produced by the Fnmous
PAyersLasky company. has been
engaged on a long term contract 10
do the scripts for an the forthcorn.
ing Marshall Nsiian productions.
Among Miss Fsirfax's most success
fui stage plays were THE Talker, -
Mrs. Boltay's Daughter" ~ Mod.
srn Girl" and mir. Crews Career, "
on which she cpllabo-ated with
Winston Churchill. celebrated Eng.
fish author. Some Of her film
scripts ara The Valley N the
Giants The Honor " lis House. %
"Vicky Van" THE Westerner." etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
De Mile Feature
Coming to Strand

Male and Female" the spec.
tacuiar production soon coming 10
The strand. has given Cecil u. De.
Mile stupsndous opportunity for
gorgeous gowninE, splendid settings
and flotous luxury o. production.
Gloria swanson. who has the lead,
Ing role. wears gowns even more
elaborate and diversified than any Of
tho creations worn In For Better,
For worva.- pesgllir always gives
bis personal attention % the sciec.
ton Of the gowns worn b. the lead.
lng women In his pictures. For this
play he made a special uip 10 New
York and visited all tho fashionable
rnofsEts shops and picked out the
latest creations With which to Earb
Miss swanson. These constitute a
veritabie fashion show which win be
appreciated b. the women. who are
an authority for AT that Ia new In
the line q. dress. Miss Swanson
weara these exquisite creations with
charm that In all her own.
Part 81 Male and Female" takes
piaee In Lady Mary's magnificent
London home. II then switches %
a tropical lsland-thcn 20 ancient
Babylon. The rpiendor OF the
scenes " absolutely unsurpaasablc.
The cast. which includes Thomas
Meighan. Lila r.cc. Theodore Rob.
erts. Raymond fIaiton. Robert Cain.
Tuiiy Marshall and dozen other
favorites. Is one OF the most aus
ricious ever assembled for any mo
ton picture production
The Strand management promises
that Male and Female" win be q
rare treat for Seattle movie patrons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
CAN YOU IMAGINE IT?

I'm perfectly normal. even tho
arm In the movies" says Gloria
Hope.
u don't collect old ivory or Gle
phants"
Ml@s Hope 10 just IA. sb~ appeared
last with Jack piekford IN ''Rnl Ap.
parsons Boy"
she originally wanted 10 b> a
grand op~ra singer.
"whsn ! found I'd never make an
opera singer, I decided 10 become 4
school teacher.
Then I got into the movies. I'm
gtsd, too. ! think it's easier than
teaching school"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
8l2EEl(PssIP

Streets that used TO b. light AZ
night. and real crowded says WIZ
Rogers the Ooldwyn comedian. pot
ing fun at prohibition. have bech
used for robbing purposes only Mu5B
July /. They tell me. too. that Thy
are beginning 20 put footballs -
soda fountains. 70 make some peopie
more at home
Dustin Farnum has comp}ecDA
The corslcan Brothers. for ~
United Pictures corporation.
Mary MacLaren. the UnivePu1
star. viii soon be seen in sR0ueo
and Riches" a story Of Bohemian
life
The Triners,r Joseph Fuakl|n
poland's comedy drama. - ho1GE
filmed nj Universal CITY. with EdI3h
Roberts as the featured player.
Owen Moore's second s<lxn3ck pho-
topiay. Plans Of Men," hna been
changed TO The Woman Hater.~ 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
REX
4 M sBAND FORGIVE
ffoEl

SHOULD : M sBAND FORGIVE"
Ruth Fulton ..........N Miriam Cooper
Mary Carroll .... Mrs. James X Hackett
John carroll ....-. ...rss.-+. Erie Mayns
rex Bsrlsigh ...-...+ ..Lystsr Chambers
Love. horseracing. fighting. In.
trigue. trickery and other exciting
Issues are combined In Should n
Husband Forgiven the big Fox pro
dnction now showing at the Rex.
The question asked, SHOULD Illus.
band Forgiven Is q big one. a
shadow IL cast across some lives and
over the threshold OF others because
a good wife assumes that husba nds
do not forgive.
II. A. Walsh. who wrote and d.
rected the photoplay. has given spe.
cial care 10 the staging OF the race
track scenes.
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Big Producers
to Form Combine

Confirmation has been given 90
the rufnor which has been eirculss.
Ing thru the film world FOE the pas,
weak 90 the effect that Thomas ".
ince. Msuficr Toufneur. Allen Dwan.
Mack ssnnstt ma Msfnhsli Nslian
had agreed 10 associate themselves
IN the motion picture business upon
the expiration Of their present con.
tracts This Ia tho first offiesAi an.
nounessnsnt 10 come from AIRY Of
ihe~e widely known producers They
announced today that their activities
under their nsw association viii be-
ain wsoa, H~ptsmb~r !. 1890. which
u the time when the agreement nm.
dsr which they are nov working
win ssplrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
LIBERTY
BLAND HUSBANDS"
fuais~r~sIs


Austrian rtsatanant 50. Erie streh.lrs
Dr. ArmstruDx ..... s.s.- sam De Crsste
NarEarst Armstrong; .franecii2 Biliington
Eric stroheim. popular portrayer
Of Hun characters. Is featured In
sRfind Husbands' the attraction
opening at the Liberty today. In
his role Of an Austrian officer In this
photoplay he Is called upon 10 por~
tray the arrogance and supreme con.
ceit that made tho Teuton unfit for
the communion Of humans
blind Husbandxr' ~ described In
advance notices as daring mslo-
drama. based on the days immediate
~ following the war. which cannot
hut open the eyes Of the typical
American husband TO the danger Of
Indifference toward the woman he Sc
1ecsed as his iifcmafc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
MISSION
THE GRIM GAME"
paramunf)

Harvey HaBford. ................ Houdfni
Cameron ..s....s ..-.- Thomas Jefferson
Mary Cameron. ..-s....s... Ann Esrrso
Clifton Allison. Augustus Phillips
Houdini. the famous handcuff king.
Is a reporter In The Grim Game. -
which opens today at the Mission.
The death-defying experiences which
he undergoes In order to secure a
scoop" for his paper effectively dis,
courage anyone in the audience from
wishing 10 enter the newspaper bust
ness.
Vaudeville patrons who have mar.
yelled AT Haudini's mystery stunts on
the stage Will zee an even more dar
ing Houdini on the screen
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Gloria swanson, the popular
Cecil DE Mile star. who II fea-
tured in the big production
MALE and Female" IL soon 10
become the bride Of Herbert X.
Somborn. president 81 Equity
Pictures Corporation.
Eugene O'Brien. Zena Keefe and a
company Of players journeyed 20
sarisnae Lake a few weeks ago, 10
take some scenes of His wife's
Money"
Despite the cold wines that blow
In sunny California. Mary Miles
Mlnter IN still swinging her tennis
racket ard making ensiabie records
an an amatsus tennis champion
among the movie colony.
Bryant wsshburn. who only last
week finished Too Much Johnson. /"
the Paramount version Of
the famous william Gillette comedy.
has started the production OF 'The
Slx Bsst Cellars
Harry T. Morey's next starring We.
hici. win b. Detective Jim" an
original story by Frederick Van
Rensselaer, Day.
narhara castieton plays four char.
artsrs In one. IN Gertrude Athcrton's
Tower az Ivory" now being filmed
at the Coldwyn studios.
cissy Fitzgerald. the girl with the
famous wink. Will soon he seen In d
comedy. entitled "Cisay'a Funny.
moon"
Kay laurel. the famous Follies
beauty. ~ now ni the head Of her
own picture company Miss laurel
has just completed Lonely Heart. !"
In which she appears as a half breed
Indian girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
COLONIAL

FOR A WONAN'S HONOR
fMufuaD

Capt. Clyde Nsnnering ... ~. y. Warner
Helen Rutherford Marguerite DeIAAiotte
Dick rutherford .......... John GILBERT
Valeska DsMarsay. -. Carmen Phillips
II. -. Warner. the clever English
actor. comos 20 the Colonial today
In For a Woman's Honor" The
story Is one Of blackmail by an IN
scrupulous adventures. the intriguca
OF a willy Oriental. and the sacrifice
OF a young English doctor 10 shield
his fiancee's aged father.
Marguerite DE La Note Ii the
charming heroine,
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One Of the most pvised pcs
sessions Of Douglas MscIean.
vino II co-starring with Deris
May N the Thomas H. lnce
prWiucsisa. Twenty Three.
and-a-Han ueurs' I<ave.- now
nj the Coliseum. h photograph
IT hk first sweetheart with
whom he wss madiy in love.
Mr.. MaeL<an says thru h
net money enough In the
world 10 buy the picture frsm
him. The picture h one Of
Julia Arthur. famous Shakes
peArcan artrc~s. who was 40
penrins In Chicago nj the time
DsuGiAs Lost his heart lie
was Il years old NJ the ttsne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-29
LITTLE

The Curse OF Eve" described as
story OF Eve and her modem sister.
homes to the Little Sunday.
Enid Marley. fresh from other re-
tent triumphs. Is the star and Ed
ward Coxen Is featured. while the
supporting company. embracing Car
lisa seiwynne. William Quinn. q.
Raymond Nye. Eugene Besserer. FL
sic Creeson and others is one Of ths
best balanced ever offered in pic
lures.