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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
GLEN HAVEN.

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Mrs. T. NJ. Barber and Miss Asenatf
Barber of Minneapolis, and Miss Haze
Barber of Chicago are visiting at 7
S. Metcalf's.
Paul Esser, Sr., and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Marie Esser, returned tc
Harvard, S. Oak, Friday.
Mrs. Peter Hockhausen gave a
shower for Miss Lottie Spoden Fri
day night.
Miss Bess Tornowski spent several
days in Bloomington.
Louie Cohen, horsebuyer, shipped
carload of horses out from here
Saturday, which he purchased in this
locality.
The Bloomington band gave a con
cert here Tuesday evening and was
greatly appreciated by all.
The following purchased new
Huber threshing outfit of Geo. Har-
ris Of Bagley last week: Geo. and Joe
Esser, Ben Walz, Jno. Gockel, Will
Klinkhammer, Frank thinner and
Will Hoclhausen.
The Glen Haven and Bagley base
ball teams crossed bats at Bagley
Sunday, score being Il to 5 in favor
of the former.
The Ben Wal, Geo. Esser and Joe
Esser families, and others, picnicked
at Glenn Park Sunday.
Nick Alderman of Alden, Ia, is
visiting at the home of his brother
~ F Askermann
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
BAGLEY.


Henry Keessy's brother and wife
and mother and sister of Broadhead
drove over in their car Saturday and
spent over Sunday and returned home
Monday The mother is. past 50 years
old and has lost foot but is still
pretty pert for her age.
John Bean and wife returned from
their visit with Mr.. Beams sister and
mother who is past SO years old1and
is pretty well for her age. He re
ports a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs John Irons and
granddaughter, lola Harris, visited
relatives in Lansing, Iowa last week
John says they have the same habit
they had years ago around there, OF
going to thresh before breakfast and
have lunch between meals twice a
day
We had fine chautauqua here
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and
a fine crowd and ideal weather for it.
Mrs. Carrie Bagley and children
of Wyalusing was Bagley caller
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
FLORA.

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Miss Pearl Galloway is visitor at
the w. E. GartLwaite home
Miss Ruby Taylor of Boaz, Wis,
visited here with relatives but has
returned home.
Mrs. Chris Nelson was a visitor at
the Clyde Cooley end Geo. Atkinson
homes last week
Mrs. Ed Goodrich with her son and
daughter spent Sunday at the Harry
Goodrich home
Will Garthwaite and Lester Snider
and families, also Miss Pearl Gallo
way and John Edwards Sundayed at
John Taylor's near Beetown.
David Spease and family attended
services here Sunday.
j. G. EdgingtOn and family attend
ed church at Ellenboro Sunday even
ing. They also called at John Brog-
ley's to see the new girl and had the
pleasure of meeting Mrs. Liant Baker
of Plattevil1e and Mrs. Charley Zil-
mer of Steuben whom we had not met
for number of years.
Remember the community picnic
August 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13

UNION.


Albert Keller and family and Ina
Fits at the Frank Kreiser home.
Mrs. Reed and sons Orville and
Gurdeon and Sayde autoed to Wood
man Sunday and spent the day with
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Weir and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and
family and Will Campbell and family
autoed to Bagley Sunday to visit at
the Hugh Heiney home.
Dorothea and Tillie Christensen
spent Sunday with Gertrude Reed
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Johnson and
family visited Thursday at the VIM.
Won Oehsen home. Belma and Doro-
thea staying until Saturday.
The dance at the John Hellmer home
Tuesday was a great success. A very
large crowd, very good time, and a
nice lunch was served. Come again.
Freda Kreiser spent few days at
the home of her sister in Blooming
ton,
Miss Mable Medley is spending a
few days at the Clarence Medley home.
Mis- Dorothea Hellmcr spent Thurs
day with Hazel Medley
Mable, Hazel, and Lenice Medley.
Helen Johnson and Clarence, Henry
Robert and Elmer Medley, Newton
Bushnells and Ernest Frazer, called
at the Bert Medley home.
Clarence Medley and family and Fay
Johnson and family autoed to Lam
caster Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mueller and
family spent Sunday at the Edw.
Mueller home
Arthur Anderson of Shullsburg
spent last week at the John Hellmer
home.
Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
Walter Woodward Thursday Afternoon,
August 21st. Everyone welcome.
Mrs Reed and son Orville, Mrs
Christensen and Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward autoed to Dubuque Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Craven and family
left Thursday by auto for Dakota.
Mrs. Steinback and daughters and
Philip and Margaret Kreiser autoed
to Dubuque Saturday.
Services at the church Sunday,
August oath. Everyone welcome.
Gertrude and Sayde Reed spent
Wednesday with the Christensen girls.
Mrs. f. Gehrke, Mrs Red and
daughters spent Tuesday afternoon at
the Christensen home.
Mr.. Ed Doescher and sons spent
Sunday evening at the r. Doescher
home.
Mrs. Geo. Woodward and daughters.
Mrs. Tom woodward and son, and
Margaret Kreiser were Thursday Wis
itors. Mr. and Mrs. w. Woodward,
Emma Steinbach and Fannie Whitcher
Friday. Mrs. Reed and daughter, and
Celesta Henry Saturday. evening, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Morgan and Mr.
and Mrs w. Woodland Sunday evening
visitors at the Christensen home.
Mr. and Mrs. Doescher and sons
spent Thursday evening at the Mrs.
Reed home.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
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BEETOWN.

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Tommy Auiel sent home a collec-
ton of shells gathered on the Vir-
ginia beach.
Some of the town people were at
Bertram Lake Sunday.
Drs. Kraut and Blackburn inade
professional calls here last week.
Mike Adrian is employed to run the
engine purchased by the eastman
e-Joyce-Allen Louthain and jam
son Threshing Co.
Oliver Smith was at Cassville Sat
urday to see his mother, who is re-
ported suite i'll.
Mrs. Ben Hayden is very low at this
time with no hopes of recovery.
Mrs. Conrad Kern visited here a
few days last week.
Edd Blewett of Prairie du Chen
and VIM. Hartman of Cassville were
Tuesday callers.
Mike Burns and wife entertained
company from Iowa last week.
Mrs. Allie Phillips visited at Mont
fort last week.
Quite a number from here were on
the excursion to Dubuque Friday.
Rolla Jamison stepped on rusty
nail causing very sore foot.
Roy Hudson is hauling material fol-
a new barn to replace the one de-
stroyed by lightning.
Roy Irish, another of our soldier
boys, is glad to get home again.
Leo BARLEY ard family took Sun
day dinner here.
Jim Wood and family visited al
Anie Hillary's Sunday.
There will be an ice cream sociable
in the church basement on Saturday
night, August 18th for the Sunday
schol.
Irwin Oakleaf and family spent
Sunday afternoon here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
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GRANT RIVER.


A. Voelz and family called at Edw
McLean's Tuesday evening.
Miss Ruby Taylor spent Thursday
night and Friday with Mrs. Franz
Mclean.
Edw Mclean and family motore(
to Boaz, Wis.,, Saturday morning anC
i eturned Sunday Saturday the other
side of Fennimore, coming around &
bend, speeding Ford ran into theil
car. Both cars were damaged, but
no one was hurt.
L. Weisbenner and wife, and Johr
Weisbenner and family visited al
Evertt Blackbourne's Sunday.
John Weisbenner has had a serious
time with his foot, from stepping on {
nail. but is able to work again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
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COMING EVENTS.
PLAY at EIIenbOrO Friday.

The Hurricane G. E. society will
give the play "Star Bright" in Ellen
boro Hall, Friday evening, Aug. Is,
at 8 O'Clock. Everybody is welcome.
The Mystic Workers viii hold their
annual picnic at Sehreiner Park on
August goth.
and cake on the courthouse lawn Sat
urday evening.
On Saturday evening the Christian
Endeavor society will have an ice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13

There was another full train of
cattle of 81 cars passed thru to Chi
cago Friday.
Miss Kasparick returned from P.
d. C. Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Niblen Of Baldwin
came down in their car last week and
made the Henry Keessey family a
visit. They were old neighbors Of
the Keessey's at Baldwin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
Save Money

Selling GOOD used cars is business and our pleas
ure, well as our best advertisement.
We not giving away nor advertising "some-
thing for nothing That can't be DONE experience may
have taught YOU Our to only good SELL
to make them beteby having the necessary garage work
DONE and to sell them for what they worth These
will not without oil perform miracles any than
will car-but they WILL take the place of
satisfactorily indeed and at very substantial saving
to YOU Ask for list of satisfied who will be
glad to tell you that making good policy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-13
If You Can't Get a
New Car

IN time for the seasons usedont be disappointed Let
KNAPP AGENCY SERVICE secure GOOD used car for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
Peg O. My Heart
Will Be Produced
BY Lasky Players

'sThe biggest piece Of production
news ~ the year 10 contained In the
announcement that Peg o. Ny
Heart" the Sensational stage sue.
cess BY Hartley Manners. IL 10 be
mined In California By the Famous
Players f.asky corporation as big
special production Jesse l.. fAsky.
first vice president ~ the Famous
Players .anky corporation. said
work on the big production will be
started soon under the direction al
William G. lie Mile.
Pes o. My Heart" IL the pfodur
ton In which t.aurette Taylor made
on. ~ the greatest dramatic hits of
the generation. and which has bern
played hundred. ~ times on the
American and English stage. II was
produced IN New York few seasons
ago by oliver Moro-co. ana enjoyed
tremendous popularity.
Wssda 1Iswiey IL Lead
Wanda Hawi~y. who has apes red
with charlea Hay ana william Hart,
WI play the Internationally famous
Peg" Miss Hawiey Will be roman.
ls.r~d here for her splendid work IN
we Can't Have Everything" Tho
not featured. Miss Hswfey easily
walked off with the leading honors
by her portrayal Of the implah little
Ksdxie.
Thomas Meishsn win appear orpo
sitc Miss Hswiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

(Which has the hotter climate
for making films. California or New
York;
A-Caiifornians will tell you that
California has: broadway IL equally
insissent that New York ana it, en-.
virons cannot be beaten. asalosnc"
and Cleopatra" were made In Gail.
fornia Checkers" Queen OF the
Sea" ana other big pictures werc
made In the East. 10 there you arc.
o-fiow old 10 Norma Talmadse
Constance Tsimsdae. Richard rar.
tholorness. Dorothy Cish. Lillian
Csshg
A--Norma Talmadsc. az: Con.
stance Talfnadge. 10. Richard Bar.
tholomess. "a; Dorothy Dish. AZ; Lii.
Ian cish. "a.
OILS Mack Sennctt married,
A--Mack Sennett IL not married. -
yet.
Q--How long has Mary pIckford
been married.
A-Miss Pickford became Mrs.
Owen Moore in December. 1910.
o-who Ia the little blonde Girl who
played with Charles Ray In THE Girl
Dodgcr?"
A--Doris Lee. n Seattle girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
Should a Screen
Star Use Her Own
Name in Movies?

should screen star uss her own
name In her profession Does "a
highsoundinx appeliation add 90 her
charm. II her own IL not 20 high
sounding OR does the publle prefer
90 know that the name Il applies 20
its favorifs 10 real. and not like the
studio sets. built just for the acrcenY
Here are two conflicting answers
From Priscilla Dean
'If you are going TO win hurels In
your chosen profession. why not
reap the fun glory Of IL for your
family namrT
Il imagine that people like me
better because they know that 'Pri..
ella Dean b. Priscilla Dean ana not
Jennie Jones' or Gencvievc What.
not"
From Mary Macfsnrrns
I'VE players are entitled TO soms
private life. My name Is realty Mary
Mcdonald. but when I started screen
work I took the other. not b~cau.e
liked u better. hut because ! wasn'i
sure | would succeed. and II Mary
aacisrcn' turned out n 'fllvVer' !,
wouldn't reflect on the honorable
elan Of Mcdonald. Now ! just lsy
aside all my studio cares with the
Macfarcn name. and enjoy myself
at home aa a Mcdonald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

"A Yankee Princess" stars Bessie
Love-
Lillian Dish IL presented In n
new Griffith attraction, Broken
blossoms" which 81 now running
ia New York.
when Doctors Disagree" 4. a
nav Mabel Sormand comedy.
Tom Moore's next picture IL caii.
ed The City OF Comrades"
Louise GIaun win soon come
back" In G. Gardner sullivan
special. Sahara"
The Fear Woman" ia the title
Of Pauline Fredericks latest star
ring vehicle.
United Pictures viii soon release
"a Woman Under OATH" Flor
ence Reed Is the star.
a new Taylor Holmes comedy IL
called Taxi"
Lois Weber directed MARY
Isegan." new Anita Stewart fea-
ture.
Work has begun at the Morosco
studio on THE Third Kiss" n
Vivian Martin special.
Wallace Reid viii appear IN
You're Fired" a comedy drama
directed by James Cruze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
LOU TELlEGEN SIGNS
UP WITH GOLWYN CO,

Hardly day passes. bu. what
some big surprise Ia sprung IN the
film world. The latest bit OF news
which has created no little interest
II tho announcement by the Gold
wyn company that they have sign
cd Lou Tcllcgen 20 appear In the
Geraldine Farrar productions.
Mr.. Tellcgen VIII play opposite
his wife in a series 81 photoplays
directed by Frank Lloyd, also a
recent Goidwyn acquisition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tellcgen left New
York few days ago for Culver
city. Cal. where they VIII begin
work Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
NAOMI CHILDERS AND
TOM MOORE IN MOVIE

Naomi Chiidcrs. who is playing
opposite Tom Moore In his now
Goldwyn production, played her
first important part in motion pic
lures opposite the star six years
ago at tho old Kalem studio in
panic Days In Wall Street" Alice
Joyce. with whom Mr.. Moore was
then playing. was taken III. and
Miss childers substituted for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
LOST HANDS IN WAR;
SENDS HER A RECORD

Margarita Fisher. declares she
knows the name OF the most ingcn.
ious man on earth. I.ast week she
received n package containing a four.
minute record. Playing IL on her
phonograph, this Is what she heard:
My dear Miss Fisher: I suffered
the loss OF both hands In grenade
explosion at the front. and as I cant
write with my feet. am employing
this means OF letting you know how
thoroiy enjoy your performances
on the screen. | hope you1l not
think me rude for encroaching upon
your time"
There were further pleasant com.
plments. and the novel communica.
ton closed with recital ofsthe sol
dier's name and address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
COLISEUM


Judy -................... Mary rtekforf
Jarvis. ..............s4 Mshlau Hamilton
jimmy .s..ss.s.......... MARSHALL N<tlsn
II took four months and over sso..
900 10 produce Daddy Long Legs"
Mary Piekford's first picture under
the First National brand Every one
is familiar with the story Of Daddy
Long Legs" which has appeared In
book form and also played on the
stage all over America. Miss Pick.
ford with her winsome personality
and comic little ways should make an
IDEAL Judy.
Marshall Neiian. who has come 10
the front In the last two years as a
director. also plays a prominent part
In the picture. II will be noticed that
Mahion Hamilton Is also in the cast.
Daddy Long Legs" opens today
at the Coliseum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
MABEL NORMAND is
ON NEW SONG COVER

Mabel Normand II furnishing in
SEPARATION to music publishers. for
her latest photograph appears on
the cover OF Kentucky Dream by
y H. Henry and ID. onIvas. writer's
OF "Indianols," Tears" and others.
The publishers or this song are
Jos. w. stern & Co. Of New York.
and they claim that Miss Nor
mand's picture on the cover will
greatly increase the sale OF the
sheet music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
GLADYS ROCKWELL
DESIGNS NEW VEIL

1.-THE Gladys Brockwcll veil'' IL
the latest DIT Of feminine fashion.
Unlike most styles, II did not orig
mate In either Paris or New York.
but in Los Angeles. being the de-
sign OF Gladys Rockwell. tho Fox
film star. II IL understood that n
big New York manufacturer of
wells has bought the design and
soon is to begin quantity produce
tlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
Picture hfter

Constance Taifnadr~ scenarios will
hereafter ~ written by Anita Loos
and John Emerson.
Stewart Uoim~-. who appeared
with Norma TRlmadxe in The
>rw Moon" u a sculptor and sn
artist Hoimc~ INSIDE . bust Of
President Wilson which wa. ~x.
hIbit~d Ut the In<isp~nden, Ia.
bibificu in New York.
John Dooley. comedian in the
Passing show IL 20 appear In n
series OF two.rrci comedies. Hell im.
peruonatc an offic. boy
Thesls Harm, aided BY the band
at bsttie~lsip penns, ivania and
the issnJ Ipepos Hrfrssir band.
sold siee. go worth 81 Victory
Bensi. In I~~~ than an hour. u
happened In New York.
Geraldine Farrnr IL en- route "a
California to begin work on a new
C.oidwyn production.
Priscilla Dean. who Ia appearing
AZ the Mission IN crook play. made
her first Appearance on the stage nj
N" age Of four. Her mother WAS an
actress.
The voting contest u he vun
In connection With The motion
picture hall which IL In he one
Of the big features os the ron.
vention 10 NJ held b. tise North.
west Film Board of Trade In
July. will start within the next
few Days. Votes will he found
liz tho papers and may also be
secured = The local motion pie
Tom Mix is going TO write his au-
tobioerRphy.
Evelyn Nesbit appears as a Ha
waiian girl In her iatcs, picture
Fallen Idols" a song by the anne
name has been dedicated TO the star
Broken blossoms" n ~. w. Crit
fifth production, IL enjoying n sue
ocssfui run az George NJ. cohan's
theatre In New York. Lillian Dish Ia
starred.
This week Geraldine Farrar AZ the
Clcmmer. and Blanche Sweet at the
Coliseum appear In dual roles. Next
week We have Naximova at the
ciemmer ana Anna O. Nilsson Mt the
Colonial displaying their versatility
by portraying two characters In one
play.
To date no star In tho Goidwyn OF
J flee has received bomb. despite the
fact that all the Goldwyn executives
are personal friends OF the Gimbel
brothers.
In honor Of the famous Goldwyr
scenario writer. the Goldwyn stars
have renamed their favorite bathing
resort In cnlifornia--you guessed II
Rex Beaohe
Now that Iou.Tellegen and
Geraldine Fsrrar arr to appear
together In photoplays, the pub
lie II due for some love scenes
that are, Mt least, true TO life.
| The parts that Mabel Normand has
been called upon to play In her late
| pictures would make any ordinary
lady lose her manners. But not 80
with Mabel. for despite ISIS Hop
kins." The Pest And Mile Mar
Tin" she still can attend 81 dinner
party without attacking the peas
with her knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
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COLONIAL
THE WAY or THE STRONG"
tMefreI

Monice Hsndrisl -
Monica HendrieD 's.'... Anna " NILSSON
Nierandftes sss+ss+. Joe King
James Leyburn ....... Harry -. N0rthrup
Little Frank Hendrie .......Irsns Ysagsr
Norah. Monica's companion. Rita Harlan
"'rhe Way OF the Strong" which
opens at the Colonial Sunday. IL de
scribed as a romance Of the North.
lands. Anna q. Nilsson. the star.
plays a dual role. In the early part
Of the story sbe In seen as an un.
faithful wife, swho causes grief and
misery. Later she plays Audrie
Hendrie, a beautiful character. who
makes up for the bitterness caused
by the wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
MISSION
THE SILk.LINED BURGLAR"
IuBIv~rsnD

A perturbation Of one of the cele.
brated Boston Blackie" stories by
Jack Boyle opened at the Mission
this morning. The picture is called
THE siikLined Burglar" and Pris.
ella Dean IL the captivating little
burglar. Priscilla turns burglar to
secure some papers which will clear
the name Of her sweetheart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
sHIPBUnDER is INJURED

William wigle. 55, skinner &
Eddy employc. fell 20 feet from n
scaffold Thursday night and sui.
fered a compound fracture OF the
skull. He was taken 10 the Seattle
General hospital. where his condi.
ton Ia reported as very critical.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

THE ETERNAL MAGDALENE"

Elijah Bradshaw ....... Charles Dalton
Elizabeth. his daughter Margaret Marsh
Paul. his son. ....... Charles TrowbridEe
Macy. his secretary. Donald GaIiaher
MR.. Bradshaw ...........M Maud Cooling
y ne frEarHers. .ssss vernon steele
'"rbe Eternal Msedaisne". Maxine Elliot
Few artists OF the stage or screen
have had a more interesting or more
colorful career than Margaret Marsh,
who plays the leading role In The
Eternal Magdalene." which opened at
the Rex this morning.
MISC Marsh started her career
~ h n a mere child and later ap-
peared with Raymond Hitchcock in
'The Mascot" II was while playing
In stock In Los Angeles that ID. W.
Griffith first noticed Miss Marsh, and
after brief interview with the mas
ter producer Miss Marsh entered the
motion picture world.
THE Eternal Magdaiene" il based
on the stage success BY Robert II.
Mclaughlin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

II there Is nothing In man he /,
not on the visiting list OF opportu
nifty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

IIUrHTy--Doseiss rsisesnks n
The kriekerbseke ~ Hack rreo.-
ClFWWGW-->ssinssA In The Resi
Lantern"
eOLIsEuw--asryr iskfsvsi 10 Dad
~ l.~ag regs.-
~TRA~D--g snsssnee Tntmsdxe In
The teii~s tfveesssv.''
HtN--M nrgsvet 1s~~h In Tho
Eternal Nsgsisiere.'+
Nt~~tO>--Frs.~iils Dean In The
~sik- fis<d Bavrisr.~
GOtO>ftI>--t N . q. >iissen In
THE Way Of the stsoag."
irrlF--u srry Carey In The
Weman'. feoi.'
CLASS A--Crsne wiibnr In Devil
Messse."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
[|feEecSc1rpgd1l


cLENMER--Nssis~s In Rcd Ian
tow
-Dosgia. Fairbanks In
TX nsshsvhs<kss fsuekssss..
COf-fsk.t M--Msry rtekford In DAD
ay l.eax Leg"
sTRA<D---t sn.saaer Tsimndge In
The Nssisst Adventure"
REM svfaret Marsh In The
Itevuai Nsedsiene..-
NIsSloN--rs$seiiis IDEAS In The
siih-t.in~si tsusHisr."
COlO>fAl----Utliy Rhs>iss In The
Chi 81 NJ Dresms."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24
STRAND
~THE YELLED ADVENTURE"
(~eIeetD

Tho Yelled Adventure" Is Con
stance TaimadEe's new play which
opens mt the Strand today. II Is the
story of Geraldine Barker. a young
and pretty society girl. whose mar
rfaee TO Reginald Croker. society
flop IL averted. when she. in try.
ing to teach a young man from
Texas lesson as 10 the influence OF
woman over man, IL herself enlight.
ened regarding men and uncon.
sciously teaches herself lesson Of
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

Constance Taifnadr~ scenarios will
hereafter ~ written By Anita f>oos
and John Emerson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-24

The parts that Mabel Normand has
been called upon to play In her late
pictures would make any ordinary
lady lose her manners. Blu, not so
with Mabel. for despite ISIS Hop.
kins." The Pest" And "Millic Mar.
tin." she still can attend dinner
party without attacking the peas
with her knife