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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Once Upon a Time,
So It Is Said

i"HE question of how Ear Carroll
has been able to write into the
Chinese music of his play:""The Lady
of the Lamp with its atmosphere OF
the far east and fascinating sugges-
ton of temple bells and mystic per-
fumes, has been perDleXing music
lovers. How has il been possible for
Carroll to catch this elusive spirit OF
the orient that is known only to tho
Chinese?
1T is really true says the truth
full chronicler. that the young pro-
Queer has been in China. But O. mere
journey to the orient is not sufficient
to- inculcate sense of the celestial
spirit such as he has reproduced in his
music for The Lady of the Lamp
CAROLS journey to the far east
was not the tourists trip that some
people might suppose. He made no
Cooks tour of Shanghai. Hongkong,
Canton and other spots of interest In-
slowed away on Pacific mail boat,
was caught two days out Of Honolulu
and sentenced to polish BRASS the rest
of the trip. 1881
-Hongkong was the first Chinese
city ne visited, and. after wandering
around there for - month, until he
v-.is broke, stranded and up against
I'VE. boat to Canton. Here his real
acquaintance with Clii;la began.
Z He lived among Tho natives and
ate their food: he gafnbled with them
;.nd smoked with them. and he made
ard rost playing fan tan 18th them.
Eoth mandarin: ara coolies he num-
heied .:.::ons his. f.ianas, ana for one
.seiid !. tssf NJ Ifvca With these Asiatic
oeoplea never seeing Or speaking 10 a
white Nlaf II isn intervening time.
.'After the, Lttnton experience. t:sr-
rcl Vent. -, -Sn1as!ta,. Ehcro- With n
reversal OF fortunes. lie star ted 4. cn.
ncsn par"r, called the. Prince "illail
lie owned and printed ,tor rome. ;:ls:;:..
4 was willie he was III ang;ia. chat
ne caught the Spirit Of the harmon Ms
aud chords. CT Oriental i.,StiufnortA.
lie mastered the neon. guitars; the
yea chico son and the sui paw; and to-
day he stands IS one Of tie very Few
Americans vino can Play all of-thesS
instruments like the nativcs-" -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
ACTORS FROM STAGE TO
3 REPLACE FILM HEROES

hart in Paris, and created an interna-
tional reputation for himself as director
general of the Theater RejaGe in Paris.
Ziegfeld has secured also such artists
as Tyrone Power Norman Trevor. Earle
Fcxe. Henry Stephenson, William Ros-
ellie, Mile. Dazzle. Paula Shay and others
who have established themselves firmly
in the realm of the spoken stage. ~
Drama is an art and art is por-
travail of life declared Ziegfeld. in eX-
planning his much discussed action. And
although the screen actor does not use
words he should feel them in his act
ing. and feeling them. portray the emo
tons Thea stir within him. through tina
gestures he makes and the pantommic
expression they mold on his face. 1t
takes years of experience on the stage
to be able to. make your body and
countenance express your soul. And
words are the vehicles on which this
expression rides, whether they are ar
ticulated or just felt"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

THAT the actors and actresses of
the speaking stage Will en-
tirely supplant the stereotyped movie
queens" and heroes in the field of
the silent drama is the prediction of
w. *. Ziegfeld, vino has created quite
a stir in dramatic. circles, by his recent
invasion of the motion picture field.
Actors from the legitimate stage
only" was the notice ziegfeld served
TO the profession when he began pick
ing material for his first picture.
That he has adhered to his original
resolve, is. seen in the imposing array
OF stage celebrities he has gathered for
his first. film offering. now in the max
ing
/ For instance. his star is Florence
! Reed, stellar light, in a score of legiti-
mate plays, now scoring heavily in The
Mirage" His director, Emile Chautard.
who is staging the production, was for
a long time identified with Sarah Bern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
."Behold NV WIFE

The demand Of The Washington
public for further showings Of George
Melaords perturbation ofrSir Glitter 1T
Parker's Standardization love tale.
THE Translation of :; Savage" which
has been retitisd for screen pur-
poses. Behold MY Wife" it is an
ton Of the engageme at Loew's Co
lun1bia Theater for its second week $
run, including this afternoon at =
o'clock.
Mabel Julienne Scott. Milton Stills
Elliott Dexter and others are in the
cast. IT is story Of love and re.
man. working out his fortune in Car
ada. hears that his tiancee. back il
England, has. married another man
blaming his family he marries ar
sands her. a raw savage, back to his
aristocratic family, with the sarcastic
message. "Beheld Ny Wife Ills
family'sla action. produced startling
Sc !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
) Sir Herbert Trees Hit.

"a LTHOCGH. many instances bouta
I ~ the latds fsir Herbert Tree who
was famous for his quick wit. have been
related. declared Lionel Atwilh zone of
the most amusing of, them all. 1 be-
leve, has never been made public.
1.-The incident occurred during dress
rehearsal of one OF Sir Herbert's big
productions. when a young gentleman
who was walking along the stage fell
into a back drop, and to make matters
worse some one standing near him, in a
spirit of fun, gave him push, with the
result that when he fell down he took
the back drop with him.
although he was in the midst of a
scene, Sir Herbert Immediately stopped.
and summoning his stage manager in
duired the cause of this interruption.
The guilty young man also was sum-
moned and stood before Sir Herbert
with shaking limbs
Have you no sporting instinct in
uuired Sir Herbert Oh. yes SIR. replied
the thoroughly frightened young man.
"eWell, them declared Sir Herbert.
never hit I back drop when it is
(HWn. x ;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
.Nomads Of the North"

! s'Eomadss of the North" First Ma
tioDafs Aim production of James OIL
yer Curwood's' story. will be shown
FOR the first time in Washington at
Crandalls Metropolitan Theater this
week. beginning this afternoon.
To the exciting narrative of the ad-
ventures OF Neewa. the cub. and Brim-
stone. the pup. pals from babyhood
to old age. has been added the ro-
nance Of Raoul Challoner and hs
+ wife and their efforts to elude the
clutches of the law. Lon Clancy. re-
membered for his work in The Mir
,acle Man." is featured. with Betty
Blythe. Lewis Stone, Melbourne Mac
Dowell and Francis McDouald. 4
fcomedy. news and topical short sub
jects. With orchestral features. CON-
plete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
KN1cKERBOCKER.

"Nomads oc the North" Will be shown
at Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theater
TODAY and tomorrow: Tuesday and
wednesdays. Cecil B. de Miles Para
mount Arteraft production, some
Gloria Swanson. Elliott Dexter. and
Monte Elue. also Bray-Goldwyn's
"The Eternal Nature; Thursday and
Friday. Alice Brady; in Reaiart,s
camera version OF THE New York
Idea" also .'Torehy on High. com :
turing Ressieg Love. also comedy.
'1The Big show. :" with a new Mutt and
JEFF animated cartoon. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
"Conrad in Quest Of His Youth.

+ Thomas Meighan, pictured . in his
latest William. de Mile Paramount
Aircraft production. Conrad in Quest
of His Youth" an adaptation of Leon
Fard Merrick's story. VIII be this
weeks attraction at Moore's Garde.
Theater. beginning today. The recipe
for youth. discovered by Conrad. is not
the tabled elixir, nor does it lie in
physical culture. After vainly en-
|deavoring to relive his past ro;nances,
he falls in love, and with the realiza
|stion that he is in love, comes the
restoration of his youth.
A coined, the Fox News and orches-
tral music are other features.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Flying. Pat. -"

A romantic farce. constructed al
most entirely of laughs and love. en-
titled Flying Pat" and featuring
Dorothy Gish, will be shown at
Loew's Palace Theater today and al!
this week. 1t is based on a story by
Virginia Philley Whitney and was
scenarized by Harry Carr with direc-
tion by F. Richard Jones. The moral
OF the story. If it has enc, is: Illus
bands. IL you want to hold your
wives. keep their feet on the ground:
Nightmares" also will be shown, with
a new Paramount Magazine. tho
latest issue of the Pathe News and
Topical Tips. Orchestral music will
be provided ..,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Fil1nograrl1s

, Lavender and Old Lace" a new
film production based on the novel by
Myrtle Reed, includes in its cast Mar
Suerite Snow. Seena Owen, Louis Ben
nison and others.
Seena Owen has the leading role in
Resurrection Cove" which is now
being filmed by Robert VignoIa for
Chester Conklin, former Sennett and
FOX star, who is now doing his own
producing, has issued warming to
others against issuing old comedies
IN which he appeared as recent pro-
auctions.
Louise Fazenda has finished her
work with Mack Sennett, and has
made contract with Special Pictures
corporation for series Of two-reel
comedies, with the right to reject
stories and to veto what does not
suit her.
Robert Hopkins, said to be the high
'est paid title writer. at Hollyw God
calif.. says to the newspaper profes-
Aon as follows: Every copy reader IL
potential subtitle writer; every re-
porter potential scenario scribe"
December IL has been set az the
ieiease date for the first Ford Ster-
ling comedy under Special Pictures
IL is called "A Ballroom Romeo" and
T, carries with IL "a flock of beautiful
bathing girls
Art Accord. former Universal serial
star. has almost completed Bullets
ct Justice" a two-reel Western.
Universal has burlesqued Griffith's
Way Down East" with Way Down
North"
I'm the Shadow OF the Dome" ar
ciEht-reel picture of life at the Ma
/ t.onal Capital makes edmund Il. Fox
formerly an exhibitor in this city. .
producer. Mr.. Fox. IL - said, plans 10
build studio in Washington as sool
as his new picture is distributed.
Having completed The Mark Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

Zorro" his latest United Artists, nro-
auction, Douglass Fairbanks will
start another under the temporary
title. The Nut"
Carl Laemmle has started the pro-
auction or Hidden Fires a colorful
story of South America. written 10
Norman Dawn. with Edith Roberts os
its star. 1t is going to have a famons
volcano scene. 10
Carmel Myers has just. cornpIete,l
the picture, Beautifully Trimmed !"
taken from the story. 1.-THE Orchid ;"
py ma rguerite {. Storrs. Irving Cum
mings is in the cast.
Priscilla Dean has dual role in
False Colors." the story of an nv.
known American actress. who mas
-querades as aifamous European star
Robert Edeson. for twenty five
years prominent figure OF the
American stage, has Joined, the d.
rectoria! forces OF Metro in Holly
wood, Calf, and believes he, has 81
series Of surprises for picture fans.
made possible by his long stage ex-
rerience.
Jackie Saunders. the sun -kist star
OF Californta, re@ppears in "Sorren-
tina in support OF Viola Dana. Miss
Saunders has the role Of q vamp
nanicurist. 80
Courtenay Foote Mays the leading
masculine role in The Star Rover"
based on a story by Jack London.
Tyrone Power has signed with ".
X. Ziegfeld for 4Zfegfeld films. Mr..
Power supported Nine. Janauschek
when he was but nineteen years old.
Norman Trevor has refused an offer
70 become featured leading man for
Mary Pickford. He has accented "A
contract to play for ". X. ZiesfeId
Arthur Kay. formerly Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra, wrote the score
that accompanies the exhibition OF
The Last Of the Aohicans."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Charles Ray
in "lo Minutes From Broadway;
TUESDAY and "Wednesday. Norma Tai
rnadge in The Branded Woman;
Thursday, Beatrice Joy. In '1nvisiblc
Divorce" and Vapity Fair Girls in
Queens Up; Friday. viii Rogers in
Cupid the Cowpuncher" and Up in
Betty's' Room; Saturday, Bert Lyt-.
tell in The Price of Redemption"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
"The Branding Iron,

Branding 1rofL"s the fin, version o!
which. by Gofd9ia. will be, shown al
Noore's .Rialto Tt,eater this week. be
ginning today. The1east includes Bar
bara Castleton. James Sirkwood. Sgd
ney Ainsworth and others. The brand
ing iron. in>the present instance, is used
not as the weapon Of the cattle rustler.
but in the hands, of d jealous husband
to brand his Ownership" OF his terri
fed young wife. Snow scenes and
beautiful forestayiews mark the pic
ture. Minor films ard an orchestral
program are included in the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
cRANpALL'S.

Norma Tslpadee will be the picture
star at ;Crandnlrs Theater the first
three days OF the week. beginning
Of Arthur Hornblow's' story by
Right Of Conquest adapted. to the
screen undor the title The Isle OF
Conquest 1t concerns society
woman who through series OF
strange circumstances finds herself
,narooned on tropical island with a
man who has hed from society to es-
cape the disgrace brought upon him
by her .,houRht!ess acts. 'Torchy on
High q conud y, will be shown also.
"Wednesday and Thursday. Wanda
sion Of Paul Kester's play, "Beverly's
Balance" under the title, Food for
Scandal" the story Of q young bride
who tried to create practice for her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Thomas Mel
CHAN in Civilian Clothes" and Seven
Bald Pates": Tuesday and Wednes-
day. I'm the Heart of a Fool" Thurs
day. Alice Brady in THE New York
Idea" and Moon Madness: Friday,
May Allison in Are ALI Men Alike?"
and Vanity Fair Girls in Queens
Up; Saturday, Earle Williams iii
THE Romance Promoters" and
striking Medals"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

More information on the show
girls OF the movies states: Thelma
EilIernan was an artists model in
New York. Helen Dale, a stenograph-
er in a lew office; Marcella Pershing,
a high school girl: Irene Tyner. in
the chorus of travelling show; Doro-
thy Dee, a kindergarten teacher and
Kay Hawley. a cabaret entertainer.
Encourag ement from the studio for
all lines. of feminine avocation..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

Bathing acauties7 and screen ,conr-
ely show girls are to- be graded.
7charted. ora officially classified by
PRODUCTION Chief Morris of Comic
classics, az follows: Shapeliness. so
per. cent; eyes, - ener cent nose 30
percent; hair 10 per cent; teeth 10
per cent, and complexion. ) per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Eileen Ham
merstein, in The Daughter PAYS; ;
Tuesday. William S. Hart IN s"H@Ib
hounds of Alaska; Wednesday, Geor-
gia Hopkins. in Bachelor Apart
ments"; Thursday. William Golfer. in
The Servant Question: Friday.
Eileen, Percy. in Beware of the
Bride" also l.. no comedy. and Sat
urday, Bucl, Jones. in Just Pals, +"
and, episode I, Bride 1'h.r;een.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Lyric.

JodaE ana tomorrow, Vivian Mar
Tin; u. Husbands and Wives: SUR
day ma t1nee Only, Franklyf Farnunl.
III vanishing 1'rails"; tuesday. Eli
cen Percy, Il, Beware Of the ISriac.
also comedy; Wednesday anil Thurs
day Elaine Ha,nn.crstein. lii the
Dausht.r rcrc',: Frbiay. May Ietvoy
and RrEce Gor,ion. IN The. Iie:sse OF
he TnitinC Re'i.-' also rol,cGr ;.nfl
81 f:lrday Ee..i Hart. N Z Sis Gs.s:;s;;;
.nn,ine2 only. THE Can pf inc ,.fra-
. .,iet'. $50 comedy. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
An1ll E|e{9&;
1H 9he PaOTOPLAY

THOUGH Washington, apparently, did appreciate the film
"a production OF James Fennnore coper famous tale The Last
hold for than week.
school and authorities IN
seeking book the picture incentive to youth
read the which be
Maurice Touneur the noted
production. has been dangerously sick
recovered be able
his work. and already engaged his
COME idea OF the money recent
financial statement OF the (which which
ss the oT ss oa s a1e
@ h s tine n % s ate
st oseaona d in iTom the
IN the Hampton production
snS Sss ~ sti
~, what h xs :!s story the strong
IT sympathy villain and this
s5;s ay s's %
ys ss1S~ ss %
theme including Italian ring silver sappes
fDs hssd~1ousht S gold
i'm ANCIENT nd pearl
em walnut n s as set ,sss n ne h & ne M
made s the p the w or as fat ay
rd
ing in the movies do youi'
THE famous Capitol rheae in New beginning
with the
9e netting ITO Do with =
s sfs the
-e
CATHERINE CALVERT will play the leading role with Crane Wilbur
The Heart Maryland Which ssps directed
that Of for coane Gath
ting George Sargent
directing the picture -
ALIFoRNAS astocray arsh gowned and bejeweed said
I'll BY 6os and
had been erected at Montere Gait for filming Foolish the
million, Universal Jewel photopay
delightful social adventure s.s
MABEL NoRMAND the charming little
II have discovered Charlie Chaplin for the
daa n m ea M Sss Dc Ito Miss
is entirely voluntary - -" = l- DqS -
NINE NAZIMovAs next picture to follow mime Peacock aBl
poet Soos , Of ssd
ths furnished adapted French play
and Charles Bryant Nazmova leading prepared the
aasa M'' 1o Dana
THE Bradys latest Realart picture has been
from Voice OF the Blood" to out q the Chorus"
1.-THE FURANcE William Taylors Realart picture comes
English Rse highly ADMIRED Gs studio Of the
REITY ROSS CLARK who pictures Roscoe
Arbuek claims to be descendant of would
seem that hndom now IS reaching out for iuous pedigree
WALLACE REID is to have new director IN F,.,. 1
w Theodore Kosloa ~. ronJ.f
Russian dancer artist and scenic
DOLPH luxor president the Famous
dn m Change ,t run
Rev policy which combines in one cast "
popular weekly magazine to have Anna @ N;sson y n
'ured player at the head OF notable TOT IT'S e
BALLET by the serova Dancers will be move. f =
- the Christmas festival in "a Message
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
Current Attractions

! husband. struggling attorney: also
Ills Watch Hound comedy. and
Friday and Saturday. Alice Brady, in
The New York idea also Johnny
Hines. in "Torchy.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

PALACE-"Flying Pat Opens this afternoon
RIALTO-'The Branding Iron Opens this afternoon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF the North Opens this
COLUMBIA"Behod Ny Vie" Starts its second this
afternoon r. i - -
GARDENConrad in Search OF His Youth Opens this afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05
New.

Totla, fAIounta:n Madness; tonlor-
roy. shirley Mason, in. Merely Mary
Ann: Tuesday. Harry Carey. IN Sun :
down Slim: "Wednesday. Tom Mix iii
Hell 'Roarin' Reform; Thursday.
- J1s,ay;,,i,t,I nm E'oIrt i, Page / -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

Arthur Kay. formerly Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra, wrote the score
that accompanies the exhibition OF
THE Last OF the Aohicans."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

Norman Trevor has refused an offer
TO become featured leading man for
Mary Pickford. He has accepted a
contract TO play for ". X. Ziesfeld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

/ Tyrone Power has signed with ".
X. Ziegfeld for .Ztegfeld films. Mr..
Power supported Nine. .Janauschek
when he was but nineteen years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-05

Courfenay Foote plays the leading
masculine role In The Star Rover"
based on story by Jack London.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-15
S15O,OOO Stock Sacrificed
SO Extra Sales People
Wanted!

Experienced Statesmen, Salesladies
Cashiers and Alterations ladies want
ed to work during this sale. Must be
competent and quick in order to give
our customers good service Apply to
Mr.. Miller, Thursday or Friday. If you
don't want to work, don't hire out.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-15
$5O,OOO.OO Must Be Raised IN
-FIFTEEN DAYS.

Thees no gtomake To- we
gheyo the il e c
oe have aheadysn inrto thegood
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worth Oh men only two h hmak emut t
rdofo resent pc o low the e p 5
the
andse efoe thai W e al k
its ogtr o al elst prices has
dependable the De
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-15
No Premiums During
This Big Sale

We will give no premiums during
this sale. Due to the fact that the big-1
gest part of our stock will be sold at
about cost and in many instances less
we deem it necessary to cut out the pre-
MUM during this sale. Your tickets
are still good and redeemable for
dishes in the Bargain Basement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-15
AT THE DIXIE-Chickusha
Doors Open for Beginning of Sale
SATURDAY, JULY17
Promptly at 500 a. m.

chhkasha and the biggest
that this big all A$l5ooO
ndcomp 0 arand Ilney
omaq
but tBaN meof
benanuf aturs in Amei
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-07-15
Store closed all day
Friday, July 18th
TO GET READY FOR BIG SALE

Be sure and don't come to town
on Friday July 10Th, the day before
the sale starts. We will be closed
all day to get ready and arrange our
stock for the big sale starting Sat-
urday July 18th. Doors will open
promptly Saturday morning at A.
M.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-11-04
Give Fine Halloween Dance

The K3WE Club gave delightful
dance Friday evening in the l. o. o.
r. Hall, which was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion. The color
scheme was carried out with black
and orange paper, while the Hallow-
cen effect was brought about by the
presence of cornstalks and eats. A
special feature of the evenings's pro-
gram was a moonlight waltz. Three
prizes were given for other feature
dances.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schelin Were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richbaw Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Jacobson is sick this
week.
Miss Hattie Van Wyhe has resign
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-11-04
NEWS OF LYNDEN

The pie social of the Buffalo school
last Friday evening netted $4,000. A
short program was rendered by the
pupils of the school.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Tremain and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1920-11-04

ed her position in the Western Mer-
camille Company.
Mrs. a. Haveman has returned from
an extended visit in Michigan.
Mr.. Henry Rust has accepted pos
ition in the Western Mercantile Co.