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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
LEARNING NEW WAYS
ny ELEANOR GILnIcRT

One OF tho interesting mysteries
about some otherwise intelligent wo-
men is their horror OF learning; some
thing now.
1 have seen women who maintained
that they had to have Job at once or
*tarvc. And yet when informed that
unfamiliar tool or system. they hur-
ricdly declined.
Take the case OF some Office women.
Job than the one She had been holding
for many years. She wanted 20 get
oTf w ie She was in sbs h The
same thing so long that IL was intolci-
ably monotonous.
Yet. when she discovered that in
Ter new job she would be expected TO
use certain type of machine instead
of doing the work by hand. she CURLY
J. that way. and she would either do
1t her way or refuse the job And size
refused il.
1 know many cases of girls who
wouldn't take a job because they were
Used TO the looselcaf system and they
used to handle cards and wouldn';
touch any loosclcaf system on earth.
And oh. the innumerabie lady typis;s
VINO Know one particular machine, and
neither .latt.ry. brihc nor entr"aty will
prevail upon them TO as much as try
any other machine.
nlachinc-In used TO the Brown type
writer" Sometimes they point out to
you the multitudinous defects OF the
Green typewriter so as to supper. their
prejudicc. Sometimes they won't
bother offering a reason. They simply
never have used any other machine
and don't care to try now.
OF course, when there was n labor
shortage in SO many industries during
the, war: employers were compelled,
Willy -nilly. to ,espec. there preiudice,
stunid as they might be. If the lady
wasn't used to the system. the system
would have TO go. Eut now there's 4
different attitude on the part Of en-
p!oEcrs. and many pcrnicketty Job
seekers Will have to ADJUST to it
Labor saving appliances are the
order Of the day. They arc manifold
and sometimes intricate. But there's
NJ use objecting to them Improved
methods should not be opposed by the
intelligent business woman. Far bet
tyr to throw aside her obstinate objec-
| ton and become expert in the thing
she objects to.
This tendency to oppose new methods
10 often given as reason by business
men who pay low wages to beginners
They claim that beginner Knowing
nothing. is eager To learn everything
new. II can teach her my ways with
out arguing about IT, is the way on
NAN explains It. OF course sometimes
this reason" Is mere camounagc-the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

p prFtnE ,eoa Is by eoohing in glass
tapie S.; ana meats cooked ia this man
and mineral salts. and are therefore
most delicious to eat.
rms method is economical because
the oven burner on the gas range re-
luires about thirty-iive feet OF gas
per hour TO operate the oven and the
large casserole dishes. 4 pic or a
roast or Il cake may be cooked at the
same time. While the large or giant
burner on the gas range Will consume
lhirlE-hve feet Of gas per hour ana
acconodamte only one saucepan. the
other burners are using about twenty
in the oven. Think this over. ''''''
l!sh and cook your meat by ro Sa ;s
that is. BY direct contact with The
name-you may roast il in the broiler,
Keeping 1t about six inches away from
me ualnc ana turning IL every twenty
minutes. Thus you could utilize the
entire s.i, oven space for cooking and the
Much less water VIII be required for
cookins vegetables in the covered
cupfuis' the steam generated from the
water Will be about all the moisture
that IL necessary.
KIDNEYS IN SUMMER
III one does not have a casserole
any good saucepan with "A tieh,- hitting
IN the oven with the shelves In place
INC lover Shclvcs may be removed and
placed IN the bottom OF tho oven
Eliminate meat much as possible
from the menu. Eating large quaint
Ties OF meat during warm weather
G iiva n an !, ndditiona strain upon the
store up the excessive protein as il
does the carbohydrates and starches
hence II must be eliminated with the
Try these appetizlng dishes and
know that one may dine luxuriously
Pile dishes:
Tomntoc. a la Benucaire.
select four firm tomatoes; cut a slice
teaspoon remove the center. Place in
wcil-Srcascd baking dish Now place
IN the mixing bowl
one small onion. minced fine
Threc-quaricrs cupful Of cottage
cheese.
one and one-half teaspoonfu!s of salt.
one tcasDoonful OF paprika
Add pulp from tomatoes rubbed
through a sieve. Mix and then MI into
The tomatoes Cover the tops Of tho
one half cupful Of boiling water in a
pan with the tomatoes and then bake
In moderate oven for twenty-five min
utes. Cover with cream sauce and
garnish with slice Of hard boiled egg
and hnely minced parsley. Serve with
meal planned as follows
Young Country Onions
Tomatoes a la Beaucairc Cream Sauce
shoestr;ng Potatoes Asparagus
Strawberry .shoricake Coffee
Or instead of that
Cumberland Outlets Tartar Sauce
Whole boiled Potatoes Peas
Strawberry parfait coffee
An EEEshell Funnel.
When Milling small bottles and no
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NAMEL PANS COATED
WITH LIQUID GLASS

Thinlt this over; It Is serious. Now,
would like to explain something
bout these sauccpans. The first pro-
ISIS is the stamping OF thin sheet
ito tho shape Of the pan. The color.
ig matter is then applied, and then.
wen a bath in the liquid glass IT is
his glass and mineral coloring matter
lat you scrapc or. chip into your food.
|lany cases OF serious operations have
|een traced TO this, and that is what
las led mo TO lay this matter plainly
eeforc you.
THE Iruo and ideal method of pro-
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Red Cross Notes
From Many Sources

"Mush" is the piece dc resistance at
the American Red Cross hotel for SOL
dicrs and sailora. at "a Avenue Victor
Emmanuel III, Paris. And for that
reason every morning sees an eager
throng Of American fighters on hand
for the bowl OF the oatmeal porridC q
that they regard tho finest breakfast
TO be found anywhere in tho French
capital. Coffee, bread and jam and
extra portions. If wanted. are served
OF cents is made
Life is gradually returning TO the
dead city of Rheims. With the as
sistance of the local authorities, the
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At the Movies

HRO a ID w Y-.The Fighting
ROOscNcits."
Isls..Iicnry Il. wnIthaII. In ..rhe
Fnlcc Faces"
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Dem, In "rhe
Wildcat of Paris"
co 10 NJ L-Alic Drndy, in
"Mnrie. Ltd"
ID T. Virginia Pearson. In
"Buchnnnn's Wife,
j % u - marguerite Clark, I'm
"Thrcc Men and u Girl"
LtEBIHD-IInrry Morey, in "Tbc
King OF DianOnds."
SANOf-Thcdn Barn, In "SnIomc.,
REX-Icnri White, In "Thc Light
ming Itnidcr."
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f.ntI-dc-CoIOrr~.

Colosne'3 toilet water Industry w.
established at the beginning OF M;
seventeenth century. At that time thsi
city numbered about so. 900 inhahitants
ana the present population is $50 Oon
raul Ecminis and Maria Cicmen,ine. II
catholic nun. They began on a small
whom they did not initiate into tbns
secrets of the whole process. the las,
ana most important mixture helm
made by tire inventors. Paul For,
mus LETT the secret with tho Farina
family, while the nun bequeathcd the
secret TO ono. Peter Schaeben who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

the AIR" an unusual diversion in the
form OF mechanical novelty.
Mile. IIucille's performing cockatoo
Cookie" viii be a second novelty on
the. bill Cookie" is bird-especially
in his ability as an entertainer.
Bump de-Bumps' is the unusual
title of the number to be offered bv
Claire and Atwood, novelty comedy
couple, presenting an unusual acrobatic
turn.
Conley and Webb. a team Of cxcep-
tional ability, will appear in n corn
edy set TO music. Larry Conner. n sing
ing comedian. is the fifth number on
the bill
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ORANGE CREAM PIE.

Vermont orange cream pie makes
aeiicious dessert: TO make IL, line
cream one egg yOlk, One-hnlf cum
ful .of nuSnr and one tabicspoonful
or butter; Md thrcc-qunrtcrs OF n
cupfui OF water, one cupful of sIftcd
nohr, two teaspOOnfuiS OF bnl<inE
powder una one orange cut into bits
rour IN prepared tin and bake i'm
mouernte oven for thirty minutes
race fruit whip In spoUnfuls ON ton
OK the baked pie. 10 mike the fruit
whip, tnkc the white OF nm egg and
"a Dover cgSbcutcr until very stIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

Montenegro. while another uni. Of ten
nurses Is being organized for C;rcece
IN all tho activities there win be,i
Steps taken to train native women al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
ADJUSTMENTS
..rhe Man who C,u, n,r,. ;,

"The Man who Came Iincls."
The patrons of the Academy OF Music
the nrst three days Of this week. com
home life of multi-miliionairc,
s,i,np 1;n. "a, the cabaret atmosphere OF
Shanghai. live on 4 plenty in Honolulu
and then travel back to New York in
the nome OF wealth. The program an
y. Brady rs The Man Who came. - ''''
Ihere is the irascibie father. who be-
lleved that Il rich man has no chance 10
get well once he Is IN the hands OF the
doctors. There is the son of wealth
turned out in his young manhood to
in making the family name wcli-known
IN IN circles not considered respectable.
who follows her, man into the depths
ana comes back as his wife. Matinee
will be played Wednesday.
"sevcn Dny.' Lcnve" This Week.
Seven Days Leave" the big specta-
cular London military. drama, 10 be
Fray and At nS GssdS anG Tsh a'u
matinee, is. now in its eighteenth month
ri rhua Gohti n,,n" run at the Lyceum
Thcatcr, New York, 10 tremendous
The story OF the play concerns prin-
cipaily rollickinE young major back
IN London on a leave OF absence. with
love with certain young woman who
ardcntiy welcomes his wooinE But
Cupld mas fairly opened his eyes to
tnis affair. when enters again sinisterly
the clutch OF the conflict whose roars
can stu be heard within tn. bowers
ana from romance he pay Instantly
St!nens to the tense thrill OF danger
for both the furlong's princIpa. his
hancee. and indeed an abut them who
are dear to both. Many of the phases
Of life in London as it - at present
hazards of spires. levcling of castles
nwakeniny of a finer spiritual note
TAIL into the alembic. There is n thrill
Ing announcement when a submarine is
exploded in view Of tho audience. The
sale of seats for all performances opens
at the Academy today.
At the Lyric This Week.
Many notable features viii! be shown
In the bill which opens at the Lyric
program also indicates a splendid
bill for the latter part of the week
Among the several big numbers which
will be presented in the program for
act booked as Morning Glories.'
The German girls. three charming
dancers and ins,umrentalists, will APP
pear on the same bill.
the same bill will be the team Of Ford
and Goodridge. boy and girl. offer
ing ,snappy. comedy skit, which teens
with bright lines.
The fourth number on the program
Will be Fcrrarr!. booked as a marvel
GUS manipulator who jugglcs all sorts
OF things
Much OF the comedy WORK provided
for in the bill will rest in tne number
or the -Four Hartfords. comedy aero
bats.
The bill for the second half OF the
week VIII be featured by the Girl in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
TOM MOORE AS TYPIsT

Tom Moore. who In In New York
for a short visit between pictures. an
nounces that be has a new accom-
plishment He can typcwrite! IT
isn't that the Goidwyn star has any
intention Of giving Up thu movies
70 become a stenographer. but that
the last picture on which he worked
required him TO run a typewriter. He
satisfied Director Harry Beaumond
as he sat ut the machine. pounding
away with the forcnnger OF each,
hand. Just az newspaper men. evenl
after they graduate into being au-1
thors dhe is a young author In the
picture) always do. Yes. he looked
all right EUT-when at the end o.
tho scene. Moore proudly handed the'
result OF his typewriting TO Beau.
mont this lis what the astounded d.
rccfrr read:
= " cu.G fsth'r b DOWN at The
besch Thansitesng Under this D.
hot Lamp 3TumI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
CLARA KIMBALl YOUNG
IS SOON TO RETIRE

Clara Kimbail Young. who recent.
~ announced that she would reurs
from screen work af,cn &C., -..,ures
had be~n completed. ss-Seing dsluecd
with offers from an parts Of the
world. 40 an types Of young
saes. ambitious 10 succeed her.
However. the position is stili open.
and Mas Young desires 10 hear
from any young lady who fits the
qualifications demanded. Posters
showing just what the successful
candidate Iooks like are now being
cent broadcast and viii be shown In
theatre Hobbies turnout the country
within the next few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
CLEMMER



Uuf101 Asaiey.....ss ssNteie bone
Xef11aaed Oliver walton. .Aatrtm Short
Nh John Harper Ashley.
..............-....M avDaess CA0pbssi
ee4ors Waisoa. -vsrdy'Gs father.
vIo1a Dana plays the role Of IN ~
6e 0tgnleos brtds on . ussSt embAs-
41aan1nG honeymoon In "Piease Get
s1gasg1ed.s tie comedy drama opening
III tia Clemmer today.
Tho story concerns . pair Of ador
ING and extremely youthful lovers
tWho embark on honeymoon IN bliss.
I'M o.ueent. whiis their parents HAYS
slaav5>od that perhaps they may not b
kmArTtsd 1T all. Then follows . series
sof eomicai situations during which
: ~ heey1fsd and shocked parents Try
- ovortakA the pair.
I Tho stery has been tsanafsYrcd ID
sfhe ecgVsn from Oliver Moroscc'i
9oeASe play Of the same name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Picture h4{er.

William y. Hart. % In announced.
has Just eomplsteA another book.
it's q novel. titled "Pstriois Henry"
THE Un,am~d- In the name Of the
picture tho moyss cowboy. Tom
AlI. In now mak3eE
Jack Holt u % star IN Q film yer.
don OF tho Drury Lane snsicdraus~.
''1hc Best Of Luck.-
Dorothy Phillips. n IL announced.
win form her own movie compf1S.
Movie acsr~sse. having the,- own
companies. 60 Judge from eanounos-
msn,s. now apprcriTatrs sss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
DORIS kEANE WILL
APPEAR IN "R0MANCE'

One Of the most important an.
nouncements from the United Art
lists corporation, Familiarity known
in motion picture circles az "the Big
Fouv." 10 the forthcoming prodp~-
fion IN films Of Edward 6hsldons
play, ~Romanos," with p0via Keans
~ M original role Of Madame Mar.
eheriaA cavailini. the Italian opera
singer. Aitho negetiations for the
mellon picture rights 10 Romance
wsre e0nduefsA BY d. w. Griffith. II
il UNDERWOOD that chet Whitney will
direct the matipg Of the picture. II
II believed thai the gensral super
vtG10n u he production win be
hap6is1 ~ Mr.. Griffith. The sx'
tes1ors are - b. taken In Florida
~ IL tntsrtov scen1s ~ the Grit.
~ Dlnl1o ~ NAmagonool. Nsw
YEA. me nAmei - ~ soppogeing
~ M ~ bsss ssPersesA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
= NY IDEAL WOMAN
nv WILLIAM RaiaSt1I.

A woman who IL . companion.
q hcipmase and . wife h my
idSsi woman. She nccd not he
beautiful. but ! want her Ia ~
attractive. Personality m~ans
more than beauty In this HE.
and my tdcsi woman b ono who
has personality. She muss love
hcs home and her husband and
be oontsnied with her lot.
Whether he BE- . millionaire or
. psuper she must believe In h~r
husband. " she Is married. and
II she IL rot she must be rno~~
careful In tho selection Of her
friends. vivaeity, yes. but there
IL . vast difference between .
yivaeious woman and n bolster
Gus one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

Shirley Mason's husban nd. Bernard
During. 10 shortly 10 make his debut
in the movies.
Marguerite Clark has volunteered
20 become a troop loader for The
Cir. Scouts In Los Angeles.
Doris Kenyon. well known to the
movies. In at present on the stage
In The Girl In the Limousine"
plans Of Men" will be the title OF
owen Moore's next picture.
The Primrose Path" play BY
Bayard WELLER, author OF within
the Law" 10 10 be made into .
movie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

good rule for all acting. for the
novice usually ovcrplays Good
photography catches the slightest
fncial changes.
Terror Is one Of the elemental
emotions. and any emotion accom-.
panied by marked changes OF the
ccuntenance In easy to "get over. {"
Wide staring eyes and an instructive
shuddcring repuision from the oh.
jcct causing the emotion are always
associated with terror.
Terror r. played In a quicker TEN.
pc than fear. which Il usually fol.
lows. and which u . modified form
OF II
Have yss . sssassA fseei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

lighter forms
Besides the mere expression Of
the face. the poise Of the head and
the whole manner Is ell important.
The final result should be one Of
reserve az well ss surrender, the
one battling with the other. and the
other triumphant.
JOY II perhaps tne easiest emotion
TO register, because Il Is the com.
monsst emotion. There IL. however.
much greater danger Of overacting
JOY than Of undertaking II.
The smile tends to broaden Into
. grin-mirth instead Of happiness.
Repression y needed, That 10 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
Warren Kerrigan
Is Now a Father

J. Warren Kerrignn has adopted a
little Polish orphan. The child. whose
name IL Stephen Myronoff. is years
old. and can speak no English. lie
was sent all the way from New York
TO Los Angeles with only tag ON
his clothing. and Kerrigan and his
mother. Mrs. Kerrigan. met him a,
the station and took him 10 their
beautiful new home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
C0NNIE'S RELATIVES
BECOMING NUMEROUS

All the world loves = movie star.
That's the way II seems 70 Con-
stance Binney. Miss Binney thinks
her family tree mu~as Aesse. been
pianteb 4p~.E years before the
wsIl known flood way back there In
me biblical period. Everywhere
Constance goes she finds welcome
relative. . doting aunt or a sweet
COZ and the sensation isn't half bad.
says she. no matter where I 60"
says Constance. there Is always
someone who claims me for a reia-
tive. Rscentiy when In Providence
dear old lady approached me and
said: You are OF the Providence
Btnneys. AREN'T you. deary' And
when 7 saw how disappointed she
was I WINS sorry I wasn't a Provi-
dence Blnney. Another time In
Baltimore. I was mistaken for some
ones cousin. And still another time.
not very long ago. I received word
that the next time you visi; Nh.
waukee be sure and call on us as
We are anxious 10 see our niece"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

TT you can register love. 10Y and
= terror In = convincing manner
you have q camera face.
Dorothy Phillips. tho pretty young
Universal star. says any movie
struck" eiTl can test her own ability
b. practicing bsfore the mirror the
various shades Of expression.
Here are . fsw hints offered BY
Miss Phillips.
Love In Of many moods; sometimes
coquetdsh, sometimes timid. again
OVERLOAD. sometimes ridiculous "calf
love" 1hen there y tragic love-
4 cannot b acted In Tie same tenn
~ With the same tscAniqus - ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
STRAND
MALE AND FEMALE

AYoTAEl.E casts have always been
M features q productions BY Cecil
n neAfiils. but In Male and Re
ynale.~ The srroen version Of Sur
@Ames ~ Bervis'r famous piny. '-rhe
admirable CEtchton." the master d.
Secopr has hirsy eatdons htmssh
Hcr tie important roles In this pic-
AuA whlch 70 nov In its second weak
Ut ~ strand. some OF the most
prog11nent plAysrs IN hlmdcm have
4eea assembled. Thomas Meighan.
3ea61ng man for Esliic Burke. Mar
&ueg1oo Clark and other stars. has
che part Of Crichton. the extraor'
0lnaSy Engiishr butler who becomes
lgoG11nnlly = king, Gloria Swanson,
40 ansred N ascisively IN For
SDne1w. ar wcrss.- n Lady Many
~ 1prdHp Aaughssr. Who falls In love
80 crlchscn. Lila Lee. Paramount
Arecg0ls star. h her servant maid
4>Nk Theodore Roberts has a char
Nsoggosfio role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
COLISEUM
5uE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS

(Ca1v0esaD
s1ss OH. .pereshy rhiiiies
f2D0 -. WuitAm 1<0wsit
Z How . slip Of girl leads . Group
~ Russian radicals thru . siege Of
t4evelusjon and crime Ia dramatically
sbrouGhs out In The Right 20 Hsppi.
$780," the new attraction at the Coli
SOouW-
pegpthy PhiIiip~. star Of The
Heart Of Humanity plays the lead
1tng ssls Of sonia, . highspisited Rus
sGtaa Oiri- The character IL said 10
b one Of the strongest ever written
Sfpr Mn Philips. and affords her .
sspIendid opportunity to display her
~enso1ioaAl ability. >~>
williAm stoJn. Sho recently lost
- ns Tain wreck while on ar
Zen In South Africa. plays ths
sro,e opposite Miss Phillips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
LITTLE
WOMAN. WOslANw
lEaxl

Alice Lindsay. Evelyn Neshit
neussos Rsthbsss. ....... Clifford brues
Greenwich Village. the Bohemia Of
New York City. In reputed TO b. the
quaintest part Of the big metropolis.
s,'t'r village forms the setting OF the
greater part Of Woman, Woman"
N. pDotodrama In which Evelyn
Ncsbit will be featured 1t the LATHE
beginning Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
THE IRONY or FATE

Pat O'Mali~y has joined
the Goidwyn players and ~
working nov Ia The Bloom.
Ing Angel" The stosy b,
Wallsce Irwin. In which
Msdse ksnnedy h 10 be the
star. Pat admits that his
real name h Patrick Henry
O'Aisliey. lie came by II bc-
esusc his mothers fond~st
hope was thst he would grow
up 70 b. . great oesior. And
that must b. what the Irony
Of fst~' mesns." he. aays.
"Given . nsme - I'd b m
orator and tb~n working In
the silent drsma-'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
REX


IRE High Prtsss ,raiiy kAsshsa
Yhs hountain Curl. .Constsnes rslnadse
the Ehapsofs. .s.......... .Etfnsf tltten
Prince bSlshAszar. ........ ALFRED Psgst
In The Fall Of Babylon" which
opens today At the Rex. ID. w. Crit
fifth brings cut the eolorful period Of
history whom for nearly 2.00o years
babylon was the center OF worlds
civilization. when her script and her
language were known to Egypt and
On the shores OF the Mediterranean.
OgifIth has chosen TO set In this
highly interesting and educational
frame . picture Of modern love. mod.
ern romance and modern bitterness
and trsachsry. Thvu0ut the unfold
ing u TIE simple tale Of the love Of q
mountaja girl for prince Of Babylon
the director shows all the magnih-
cepce. grandeur and luxury Of the
bizavrs life Of tho snciens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

In the flesh. ard want To show
those who believe In me that ]
can &C, before the tootiigh's as
well an before the camera"
Miss Bara plans TO appear on the
stage during the winter months and
before the camera IN the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13

A Quuain1 That Dses Net Afleee
Because Of its tonic and laxative
effect. LAXATIVE BROMO oUIE-
me (tabiets) can be taken by any
one without causing nervousness Or
ringing In the head. There 10 only
one Promo ouinine-' 4. ",
GROVES signature on the box SCI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-13
MISSION
THE BRUTE BREAKER"
(Uatvsss

Louis Grantaire. .-.....-....F rank Mayo
Annette Bosseut. ....... .Eathryn Adams
Bsptisss Navel, ...hArry Ssrthrup
Louis Grnntsire, who inherited a
vast timber tract at the death Of his
father. started out 10 clean up the
bully-ridden lumber camps. In the
course OF his crusade he found II nee
essary to wipe the snow with q
clique Of bullies. but mot his Water.
loo when he tried TO rule a girl.
The story u told In 1.-THE Brute
Breaker" the photoplay opening to
day at the Mission.