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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

PETACA2 y YELICES de construction
tue-,e y traba:o sa-aaazadO. las eonscEuI-
n listed e.. il f&brica. No ccnpre ve.ces
&C pG2G: .e .esuItaa muy cares. 70 teG-
80 :aUy bueaoS vel!ces to-r2dcs de Iona I'M
pe-aleaJ.e por e. m!smO pzecio. FAn-!ca Ge
Saules y pe;acas &c D. Munoz Leco. 6ta
Dolo.Usa ST.
vENDEMos coLcHoNEs. nuevos q los me
!O-es precios; tInoien renoyamcs. Aaas.
Mattrss Co. 20 S. Pecos St
YE.,Do EN- ABoNos maqGinas de eoseE
-S,usc-' di:crentes esrlos: ioaoGratos Co
Oliver. VENDo AL coSTADo discos
Columbia maQuinas Singer usadas may
na-azy. Glasses gratis dc BOIsHADo: =
HACE FEMSIETCHING 4 70 cts. yaEca. =.
c. los Santos. Tel. Travis 1859. us W.
Commerce 81
ACoRDEoNES fabrication europea. .lo La
YES. = b4!us. az per l0l.. caGa uno S5.sS.
AcCmpahs impOrte a rSGido. LA CASA Mr.
&ICANA. Box l56. Chicago. Il.
VENDO en- abonos " Al cortHLo. ai:CmbTas,
tzTctes sobTecaGas y ~CSr:ln1S ac2t2daS Sn
Rno calidad iumeiUrabse. muest"aS 4 = VS.
Il. Grandes ccseuentos "a cont2do. K. Fdcnie.
los san Fernando St.
Nues-.as cxistnecias de -. 500 pares lie Ia
Yatos Russet del Ejercito sc e5tGH aEotaHd0
r~ap.aanaente' pero toaaVia tchenos en- e@S
1cncia toIos t2nanos' ash 2ueS. no p'esa@
esta oportHh!aAc para aUNI.IiL 1' ~. -
de -GPa'os P0s $50. la o.us.'S -. - -
SHaaa9 poV paiTeHs' iOSSal p"0 -
nhEle s'ro P'Sla . Cs - w.
Totes. LIS ordenes de Mexico deoen venir 4
communicates de SOC mas para aseCura- e.
certificate del paQueJe. Diriianse q
L =. SAOE I'm
-oo ~ SoH4H1t'Ss 81
somb-e-os nueyos: los de
"a M N \. 90 Post Office Hatters. IiSt,
Gyenue D. Tel. TT. ASS.
iORO! iORO: iOROi N~oSiuporta que sea
listed NlcJo o loven. rico o poore' una eie-
gaute piur1a tuente de o5o' saranazaGa' Is
precisamente 10 CUE W'so neeSSt1 He
va!or lneSriIhao!e y 500 cueSsS S-.oU. :tA-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

GRATIFICARE con $500 q Ia persona
que me prcporcione infornes exactos acerea
del actual paradero de mi h6o Asustin Val
depend, de 20 amos de edad, color moreno,
oios cafes. relo castaho y boca regular. En-
mayo de 1915 Sc reci5ieron las Gltirnas mott
cias de 81, y desde entouces no ha sido posi-
bic locaEizar el luSar donde sc encuentray
Cuaiesquier inforne sobre este asunto,. diri
,sse a Ramon Valdepcha- 200 Kansas Ave.
Kansas City. No. t25).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
INGENIEROS
ENRIQUE DUSOLIER

Trrs-.s-r V A-gui-cc;o MeNtcano con Du-
rol--. Lie.reI / Co. 544 Moore BtS. san
Antonio. Texas. Le.aatam;eEto &c planes 20
ro--5fjros. ru-rsa5 s. ca.zaGas. ProyectCs ar
7u,cectonteos De codas classes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS.
BOLANOS CACHO
JENARO CENICEROS

Abo-aEo Mcxlcaa0, Ecs@ona tod2 cLase &C
r.~~-:cs Indicates. ad-lnIsr-stiycs = mine
- soa--zEo 1855. siismi. Ariz-
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T

.NECESTrA $4,000 Prestanos corfidencia-
IS, soEre ma.5ls. : perSonss 4 suede. Abo-
nos fzciles. Po- 5000. Soc senaanarIos: So9
Bldg. San Antonio. Texas. } 1914
Main S. Houston. Texas
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EMPLEOS

NECESITO I'm matrirnonio joven. sin ninos'
para que ocupcn unc bonita casita en- 81 jar
din de mi casa tiene todas las comodldades:
luz electrical, etc. 4 cambio de !avar Ia ro-
pa de tres personals Y cuidar del jardin, sin
perjuicio de que etiendan sus t-abaios parH-
culares. 933 North Flores st. CID
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GRATIFICARE con $500 a Ia persona que
me proporcione informes exactos acerca del
actuai paradero de Antonio y Santiago Jua-
rez. y Juana ASil: Quienes hace yR mucho
tempo que viaieron a los Estados Unidos.
sin haber sido possible locslizar el lugar don
de residen- Cualesquie- informe sobre este
asunto. dirijase a Lorenzo Juarez. 100 Colo
raGo Ave. Grand Junction, Colo. t2G)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

PETACAs Y vELICES de construction fuer-
te. Trabajo garantizado. tengo alGrHos de
MADEIRA. Precios muy baratos. De
baulcs y petacas. SIS Dolorosa St. San An
tonic. Texas.
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VENTA DE PIANOS A LA
MITAD DE SU PRECIO
Esta Semana SOlamente

Durante esta semana venoeremoS
.todos los Pianos KNABE klMBALL,
BECKER BROS, Behr Bros. Y otros
de rlarca renombraGa, ligeranente
usaGos, por exactamente Ia MAD Ge!
precio que C~ostarian nuevos.
Estos pianos. musicalmenCe, estan
tan buenos como 81 fueran nuevos,
pues e. Iigero uso que nan tenldo, ha
servido unicamente para ~suavizarlos
" meiorar el tonO. listed ahorrara Ia
.mitad en- el costo de su piano. sin
desperdiciar IN solo centavo en- 10
que respecta & calidad.
CuaIesquiera condiciones razonables
seran aceptables durante esta senca-
Tenga presente que 10 mejor Sc ven.
de prlmero.
SAN ANTONIO MUSIC CO.
SIS ". Commerce ST.
E. S. Bridge, CITE.
Isaac Bledsoe. Prop.
De SUMO NTERES PARA ToDG5 LOS
NENICANOS. >Cficina de iaiorn2clcnss en-
general. Arendo po- correo O tc.esCaEo toda
cEEss de enca-Eo5 : comlsioHes. ". D. CA
MAIZENA,. Di-i;ase P. o. Box $50 0 vI.ite
me en- Overland ST. 207i=. E. Faso. Gc
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.GE Houston. Texas

N.Y. SSIANSH 4LpASSD4l. 4GAdS
LOS sUNBRERos vIEJos sc hacen uuevos.
por so ccnLayos. Post Office Hat C!eners-
liS- Avenue D. Tel TT. 1859,
u ASUNCI0 eo LA PRESSA" sienp-e
e. de SxiJo aeSlro. Lame I'd 81 te!etono
Travis 2SIl y AEGaciese Gssde luego.
SELLOS De COMA de superior calidad 4
r-acics couOdos- Exte2so surtido &c t.Dcs y
E-EbaGos, Acsn:cs ps-a e. idicna esPanoL
P.da cacaioSo !lust-ado en- esparol. euyiau-
CO 10 centayos en- eS;an2IIl2S. Te!efono Ira
vs 1922. 609-6-l Doio-OSa St--San Anto-
MO. Texas. la unica casa meNlcaHa que
base sello5 en- San Antonio.
SANTIAGO GONZALEZ ante-iorments en-
2I4;a So. Santa Rosa. Ia eslablec!do 81 TO
tcE-sfia en- 1910 r. Paso. t@+(
SALON PARA RENTAR, ample. hen 81
tlato y venriiaG7. lII5 ". Commerce s.,
Local del Club "CoEco=Gia.' Sc renta a So
c:etades O particulars para toca cLaSe lie
reva:ozes. Co-dia!mente invi;anos a nues-'
c-os bales. sa5ado : do1ninEos, exclusive
r-ente 3 personals de buena conducra. lnfor-
mes con y. de "a Cara. t0S Morales St
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
TRASPASOS.

Sc TRASPASA. Dor tsner cue satr para
Mexico, 10 mas pro1to posib.e. "A scredita6a
asrds Esq Caz1arSo , Travis. tiSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

Sc vENDE barato. o-sano marca Kim
bal. Ocurran a 2Io E! Paso ST. de 9 q 1890
=. ". Tel. Tt. 2s6S. Genaro G. Rodrignez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
PESQUISAS.

GRATIFICARE con $500 4 IN persona cue
me proporcione informes exactos acerca de!
actual paradcro dc mi cuhado Genaro Baca'
dc 50 amos de edad. estatura regular: color
moreno. ojos negros. de quien sc recioieroh
Las ultima: notlcias en- 1916, que Sc cncon-
traba en- Fresno. Calf. Cualesquier lnior-
me eobre este asunto. dirijsse a Julio Am
bris. Palliser. Calf. i--l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

NECESITAMOS So senoritas dependencies.
con experienced. y Is Observation-Disclosures para
departamento de senores, todos expertos pa
"a Ia barata que comenzara ell Sabado. Ocu-
iran a sol W. Commerce St. FL Bazaar. (22)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

BOTONES-de Cclu'o;de: San;o Milo, GuslN-
lapana. Zaracoza. H:dalso. Juarez- Descuen-
tos po- mayor. l5c. csda uHo. Algeria Photo
Co. P. o. Box So. Sta. \. San Antonio.
Texas.
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(Pasa q Ia Pag. TO-
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HOTELES.

HOTEL MONTERREY. Jog So. Santa Rosa
ve.-Ha5itac!ones rTopiRs para tamiliaS y
--,n-.-- solos rre-'oS c6modos-
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MEDICOS.

DE. F. yASGCEZ GOMEZ. 81 Frost B.1s'
T.Isfopos -~ayIs 1895 } 1884.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19

CARPINTERo Y ebaristero, ~cdnpeteste
en- toda clase de trabajos del ramo, ofrece
sus services. AL n. Flores st. Victsnz
Hnos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-19
N-CH NrA -. vENTAs. VENT
VENTAS.

Sc VENDE lote en- esquina. con cesa de
se:s cuar-os. cocina : baHo, n2gn3!icancnte
&, cc-aGa tiene banquetas de cemento Ga
rage de MADEIRA. y euartcs para cTlaCos rA
u risEoo solar. Con todas las convention
>cias mode-nas. 9Ol Wave-!y Ave. Tel. CT.
STSe (20l
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COMPRAS.

COMPRO truck mzrca Ford" en- buenas
condolences. DL-tElrse a Jesus NJ Goasalez.
7SS So. Alamo 81. l26)
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SOCIO-


Complete suriGo de telas para IA esta-
c:6n. Prccios econ0m!cos Yea MS mueSt-as.
SCSA. The Tailor, COZ Dc.orosa S. Tel
Travis 3i02.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

into that song his emotional conclu
siona. the title By no means exprcssc.
his attitude toward professional sue
cess. for he continues to want the
popularity he has won and has en-
tered into song writing more earn
estiy than before
Few OF the millions who warbls
his melodies perhaps know that Der
I'm never has taken a music lessor
in his life and vows he never will
that he has picked his way from
the bottom OF the scale TO the High
G OF his profession BY the zone
finger" hunt and find method OF the
rankeat novice.
From the time when. at the are
Of II. he was singing and dancing
at Niger Mikes" in lower New
York. until now. he has never had
instruction In harmony or arrange
ment 1T might stop the tunes run
ming thru my head" as he describes
IL
These tunca fairly ciamor 70 come
out. he says. often at night he
gets up, calls the arranEer who works
with him. picks out and sets down
new one that will. n month later
prove the popular craze.
From obscure cabaret singer "a
millionaire OF international reputa
tion--bccauae the tunes won't leave
him alone. And the biggest hit OF
them all born from hoartachc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
LONE A MINUTE" NEW
MAGICIAN FEATURE

Douglas MacIsan has practically
completed his latest Thomas II. inee
comedy. zone Minute" a Eucceas'
fui stage farce by Fred Jackson. au'
thor OF Officer sss. "a Full House
and other weii.known plays.
10 IL naid that the new comedy
supplies Mnei.ean with his finest
vehicle since the renowned Tween.
ty.Thrce and Half Hours Leave. "
Not only does "One a Minute" en-
body irnumerabic clever situations
but sincere underlying motive
which contributes materially 10 the
effectiveness Of the story.
Miriam DeIleck. late New York
stage favorlie. and n capable cas-; 81
recognized players support Macf.ean,
Jack Nelson - directing. The screen
adaptation ia By Joseph Franklin
Poland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Broken Troth With Movie Star
Prompts Song Kings Best Hit

when You Get what You Want
You Don't Want IT,
In that phrase. utle 10 hts in,cs;
song hit. Irving Berlin. premier
composer Of popular music. combines
his own romantic experiences with
tho Psychology of possession. accord.
ing 10 the story his intimate friends
here are telling.
Bcrlin's latest best SELLER chant
I'd by newsboy. vaudeville performer
md lovelorn youth the country over
l. the result Of a broken engagement
with a famous movie star whom he
had hoped to marry. so his friends
say.
II was written in a dcsponden,
mood on the night the romance was
shattered
But II Irving Berlin has written
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

r OUIsE GI.AUM. often referred TO
IL as THE orchid Of the Screen"
Ia to be starred In the winning
scenario sciected by Mack Sennett
Marshall Neilan. Allen Dwan. Maur-
Ice Tourneur and George I,oane
Tucker in the Seattle start. Parker
Read, Jr.. 5000 scenario contest.
Misc GIaum was born In Hagers-
town. Maryland When she was
quite young her family moved TO
Los Angeles. California. where she
received her education. Finishing
high school at very early age. she
began her theatrical career as a
member OF Nat Goodwin's stock
company. with this aggregation OF
players she was associated several
seasons in ingenue roles. then the
films claimed her. She was playing
minor roles for Pathe when Thomas
Ince offered her a more-thansflatter-
ing contract. which she accepted,
appearing in some very fine produc-
tions--'sThe Aryan." Honor Thy
name" THE Wolf Woman" "rhe
Return OF Draw Egan," 'The Weak
err Sex" and many others.
WITH TRIANGLE
COMPANY
with Ince she went TO the Tri.
angle company. where she appeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

Flrst-Se Send in your name. ad
dress. age and present occupa-
ton 10 the Contest Editor. Seat
tie Star. This constitutes your
registration In the competition.
Second--Be guided by tho daily
accounts IN the Seattle Star. In
this newspaper exclusively will
be found advice TO contestants
and everything Of interest to
writer's who wish to avail them
selves OF this special opportun-
ity.
Third-Study the type OF roles
most suitable 10 Louise Glaum,
for your story must tit this star
Fourth--Make your scenarios
as brief as possible. They may
be in any form In which you
choose TO submit them. Advice
along this line win be given you
thru this newspaper day by day.
fifth-No one IL barred from
this contest. Every one has an
equal chance to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

In n great many pictures. among
them IAN Alien Enemy" "Shackied'
and "Snapdragon After this came
her association with ]. Parker Read,
jr.. and an unbrokcn string OF sue.
cesscs. The Lone VOLTS Daugh.
ter" WINS one Of her great starring
successes. "sagara." sex" and
Love Madness" are her most recent
successes.
Much Of Miss Giaum's success
was won In playing the so-called
vampire" roles. She made her
characters real in every sense Of
the word, With broad strokes and
subtle touches she created each and
every character assigned her.
That she is by no means zone
type" actress Is demonstrated admir-
ably In Love Madness" wherein
her role is in striking contrast to
those which have gone before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
RILEY POEM TO
BE SCREENED

A delightful phase Of tho produc.
ton Of The Old Swimming Hole, :"
which Charles Itay f. now making
At his Hollywood studio. IN that III
rector Joseph DE Grass Il adhcring
closely TO the time and locale Of
the James Whiscnfnb Riley poem
Tho production IL being placed in
tho exact period when Riley wrote
Il. and the things which h. men.
toned arc ali 20 be ihcre-sycn
mere tree included. For fortune
go wiiled II that thr swimming hole
chosen by Mr.. Ray IL ovcrhnnK with
a huge sycamore. plctureaque and
inspiring. II II expected that .ad.
nfircrs Of Riley viii be delighted
with the fidelity 10 detail which has
been employed by Mr.. Rays siaff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
DANCERS WANTED
TO DO THE "SHIMMY''

Keeping the players in ballroom
scene from "shimmying" was tho
most difficult task Director David
smith had to perform in vitagraph's
special production OF BLACK Beau
y" an adaptation Of Anna sewclrs
world'famous classic. They didn't do
Il back In 1855. Jean Paige portrays
The principal feminine role In BLACK
Beauty" and James Morrison plays
opposite her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

Conducted IN Cooperation Wnh
Associated Ftrst National PicfuresJ
Louise Lionel Barrymore II star
ring IN a series Of First National pic
lures. Hts first production was THE
Master Mind" and the second The
Devils Garden" We underutand a
third has been completed and a
fourth II under way.
NJ. NJ. M.--Sylvia Dreamer Is keep
Ing very busy In pictures. She plays
a leading part In ''Unnocn Forces. {"
just about 90 be released. and at pres.
ent Ia In New York working In an
other. She iH divorced. and an
nouncemont has been made OF her
approaching marriage to ". c.
1.awlA.
Frank--Noah Bccry. Jr.. IN prob
ably the actor you have In mind. lie
played IN THE Sea Wolf and He.
hind the Door" and HIS latest pic
turc In The Scoffcr." which pro-
vidcs a part that viii permit you 10
enjoy his particular style OF ability.
AFr, ~. J. Comhboy--In this linn.
tied space u would 10 Impossible TO
give you a complete list. but would
10 Glad TO give you the information
about those In whom you are par
iiculariy Interested. There are just
M many happy marriages among
fiim folks ms there are among plumb.
crn or any other class. Tho trouble
Is you hear more about the unhappy
ones.
Harry Both Mary Picksord and
Douglas Fairbanks are among the
orranisera Of United Artists. David
w. Griffith and Charles Chaplin are
the other members OF the firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
ANTONIO MORENO
READY FOR WORK

Antonio Moreno has returned 10
vitagraph's Los Angeles studio with
a full beard after a fishing trip TO
Catalina He had the beard reduced
TO villainous mustache immediate.
Iy, but not until II was preserved for
postcrity In Photographic form.
TONY In now clean shaycn again
as he expects 20 start his first fea-
ture production next week. just as
soon ms the decision In made by
President Albert Il. Smith OF Vita.
graph on three accepted stories by
weIl-known authora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
AFRICAN DESERT
FOR ATMOSPHERE

The Colorado river desert. which
is part OF that great strip Of waste
land that forms Death Valley, the
Mojave desert and the vast Sonora
Of Mexico. has been chosen to repre-.
sent the African Sahara In the dcs'
ert scenes of Ben Hampton's latest
big all.ntnr production. There Was
a King in Egypt" Date palms from
Imperial valley have been planted
on location" and two characteristic
Sahara palms have been imported,
to grow in California soil for the
first time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
COLONIAL HAS
FINE ORCHESTRA

8. r.. Winclnrd. director and vic.
-'~' - 'Ne ~-~tsstfs ~ the Colon.
ial announces that he has. in con.
Junction with John DAM. secured
some OF tho finest artists and solo.
sta obtainable on the Pacific Coast.
Wineiand's orchestra now includes
the following members: Mischa
Gluschkin. Russian violinist: Regi
Maid Dunn. first violinist and one
Of Americas best composers: George
Sogovoy. Russian cellist. Fred Pod
gen. basso; Harold Strong. pianist:
Joseph J Gilbert, flutist: Nicholas
occonamacos, ciarinetist and Har-
ry Angel. tympanist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
LONG TO PORTRAY
ROLE OF BABOON

Walter Long. one Of the best
known 'heavies" in the films, who
recently scored n success as the
criminal In Go TO It," has been en-
gagged for the role OF the Baboon in
Frank Mayo's next feature. Tiger"
The fight between the tiger and the
baboon viii be one OF the spcctacu.
lar incidents of this production,
which viii be directed by Jacques
Jaccard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
BETTYS PET WAS
CAUSE OF EXCITEMENT

Betty Blythe. who was presented
with the cub bear which appears with
her In "Nomads of tho North" led
her new pet into the Hollywood
hotel where she lives. In about 60
seconds the lobby was cleared Of
guests, and Miss Blythe was in.
,ormod later that her pet could not
be entertained at the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
CO 0 N / A l.
soSfE TO EVERY WOMAN"

fLnlYerShtJ
-. u~r~dlth .... Dorothy Philips
Wz,tp~w Meredith. william Engieforn
ps,sn~as s<,uddsr ....-.. Robert anderson
Meredith. ....--.-- .klinor fi"ie
Il In -once to Every Woman" which
kpened today at the Colonial inc
1xre. Dorothy Phillips appears as
kaurhty country school girl who be
<omes a famous prima DONNA with
sbe worlds celebrities at her feet
Her humble home and family are Tor
eotten- Then Fate takes mana.
Her beautiful voice breaks. her new
friends and admirers forsake her any, .
~ reaiizes that, after all. there Is
,.,ace IKE home and mother for
real happiness. , $50.
- s,-ector. wrote the story, with
-. assistance Of Olga Linek scholi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
STILL SHOOTING
AND Keeling

After shooting and Keeling FOL
Roalart for over a year. William ID
Taylor is spending his vacation do
ing more shooting and reeling. Hell
substituted n rifle for motor
camera and n rod for film winder
however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Mahlon Hamilton "Earthbound Strand; Scene from

lion dollar theatre IN Los Angelica
has been retained TO compile a spc-
cial musical score for King vidor's
last release thru First National
The Jack Knife Man" from the
novel by Ellis Parker Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
WALLIE NOW At
WORK ON NEW PLAY

Wallace Reid has begun work al
the Iasky studio at Hollywood OF
an adaptation OF THE Daughter Of
Magnate," by Frank IL. Spearman
which has been seenarized by Eu
gene b. Louis. lie win soon b,
seen In THE Charm School"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
TopAy's PROGRAMS

IrBERry- eeavsraeur Morris
rrumprs Island"
Cf4fsMMtR-Ntela Dana In The
Chorus Girls Romance" MAn-o'-
War feature pictures.
Cptt>f.t M--iionei llaF<yrncrc In
The Master Mind"
ST A y p--iis-il Kings Earth
hcarsi."
Cp1O>tAls--poroth Phillips In
Once TO Every Nsunan-"
REN--Srcstsl return engagement.
faanie uar~tx "fiumerc-quc"
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TEDDY SAMPSON
WITH OWEN MOORE

Teddy Sampson. who plays prin-
cipal role in owen Moore's new pic.
turc. "The Chicken IN the Case
came to the screen by way OF vaude-
vile. stopping en- route TO play in
comic opera and support Blanche
Ring and Gus Edwards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
SPECIAL MUSIC FOR
NfDOR PRODUCTION

Arthur Kay. formerly assistant
conductor Of the Boston Symphony
orchestra and more recently director
cf the orchestra OF Gmuman's Nil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

ID. w. Griffitb's latest feature,
Way Down East" is enjoying a
tremendously popular run in Los
Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

In The Love OF Justice Golden
Rule Kate" THE Sweetheart OF the
Doomed" and many other we'll
known successes. Then. with the
Paralta company. she was starred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
Ii B E r T Y
TRUMPET ISLAND

(vitagraph)
Eve d. Merineourt. Marguerite la Motto
ut~h.ra Tseeefi .......W wallace Macdonald
xftsn Marsh .HaIiam Cooley
JaeQuss de Merinocurt. Joseph s~iekArd
II was only haIf-crazcd. drunken
old man. asking for help. But Rich.
ard Bedeli. himself In the throcs Of
despair. divided with him his last dol
lar.
How this trivial loan was repaid
with interest IL told in the amazingly
absorbing screen story. Trumpet
Island" which opened today at the
Liberty.
Gouverneur Morris wrote the story
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Randolph
Chester added their genius In pre-
pairing II for the screen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

Mona Lisa. who plays the part OF
the zone woman" In Lois Weber's
ITO Plcnse one Woman" Is a
graduate OF several gears Of stage
training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06

vera Gordon. who plays the role
Of the mother In ''Humoresaue," has
invaded the vaudeville field as the
star OF Lullaby" a sketch written
especially for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-06
FEMININE BATTLE

A terrific battle took place early
This week ut the Long Island studio
whore The Voice OF the Blood" is
being filmed. The participants were
Alice Brady, star OF the production
md Edith Stockton. principal fe
male support-but the battle" was
Just scene in the story. II was
n real hair-pulling match. however
and stirred even the hardened stu
do hands by its intensity.