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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Ysaye's Orchestra

The Cincinnati Enquirer has the
following to say OF the opening last
week of that city's symphony season
oy Eugene Ysaye, who viii bring his
orchestra here February % under tho
auspices OF Mrs. 3. D. Stockdcli:
Never has the opening OF the SYM
phony season been marked By greater
enthusiasm. The delightful FIRST pair
Jf concerts are still the subject OF
discussion among orchestra patrons.
nd tho artistic growt OF the or
'hestra has evoked unboundeL praise.
he marked development Of the or
;hestra has o~ccasioned great Inter-
81 In the second pair OF concerts to
20 given at the Emery Auditorium
friday afternoon and Saturday even
nR OF this week, at which time the
ntlre attention OF the audience will
no conferred upon Mt. Ysaye and his
zen. This pair OF concerts will be
ivep without the assistance OF a
oloist, a custom which has prevailed
or many seasons. owing TO the popu-
ar demand for n nunbcr OF purely
rchestral programs.
For the conc-.Tts OF this week Mr..
save q arranged "a program that is
3 unusual as It is attractive. holding
rcat interest for lovers OF the
'assics as well as for students and
blowers OF the modern school. The
.rst half OF the proErs u will be de-
;otcd to the performance OF the
Magic Flute" Overture OF Mozart and
he Second Symphony OF Beethoven,
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BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF
STAGE AND SCREEN
WORK BY BARRYMORE

Lionel Barrymore Is now an AS
ISOLATED First National star, having
Contracted to appear in n series OF
especially high-class p~hotoplnys dur
ing the fall and winter OF 1920-2l.
His FIRST release under this banner
is The Master Mind" At tho Broad
way next week. Lionel is considered
ny many critics TO be the most YER
satile member of the famous Barry
more-Drcw family OF artists. He was
horn in Philadelphia and is the son
Of the late Maurice Barrymore and
Georgia Drew. lie made his tirsl APP
%penrance on the stage In 1898. In
trious grandmother. Mrs. John Drew.
Sr.. who had the role OF Mrs. Mala-
prop. He later appeared with her In
The Road to Ruin"
Lioners next venture on the stage,
after an absence OF two years, was
n Squire Kate" which was fol-
owed by Cumberland ell" He APP
scared In support OF Nance O'Ncl In
several plays and then was featured
The Hon. John G~rigsby" and 'Ari-
coma" Later he toured the country
With the late james a. Hearne in
John Drew. his uncle, thcn took
lionel under his charge. He vas
9TH sir Drew for TWO seasons
laying in THE Second in Command
md The Mummy and the Hummlng
2ird." Other plays In which Lionel
ppcarcd c~onsccutively include: THE
;ihcr Girl The Best of Friends
Tho Brixt6n Burglary and "Thc
Tres Of Fate" When J. NJ Barrie's
lay. "~Pantaloon," was presented In
his country. Lionel was chosen To
'ortray the title role. The next sea
on he went into vaudeville with the
skctch. The Still Voice"
Lionel was one OF the frst recog-
rizcd stage stars to go into motion
pictures. He made his screen dchu,
With David Wark Griffith. Their
'ame The Exploits OF Flame" in
which he attracted nationwide at
'ention. He followed this with Z
series OF cinema triumphs. which In,
cluded "a Yellow Streak" "Th'
~Gpheaval" The Brand OF Cowar,
lice and The Copperhead."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
CONSTANCE 7ALMADCE GETS
'BU1MPS" OF WORKING GIRLS
ntar Makes Recommendations as TO Living Conditions
Alter Actual Experiences in New Film, Good
References" al Broadway Nov. Is.

While laws have been passed limit
ing in a measure the practice OF
ent gous!ng and profteertng, some
h.ng should be done 10 bring relief
o poor working girls. teachers and
theirs who in order TO bea, the high
cost OF living are compelled TO do
heir cooking in their own rooms at
he risk OF being dispossessed, ac-
ording 10 Constance Taimadge.
Thc screen coredienne cached this
o~ncius!on after making some inter
sitting discoveries while in search
%: u one-room apartment In q cheap
boarding house TO take a scene for
Good References" her latest pic
ture. which viii be shown next week
1T the Broadway Theater.
Ing November 10.
why. ] never dreamed .ha, so
many girls were secretly cooking
their own meals on gas Jets. elec.
tr!c"l equipment, and so on un:ii We
went on a AUNT for Il good place TO
take a set" she said. 81 believe now
mat most OF the working girls In
New YORK who are not living in their
own homes arc doing this. Ana the
worst OF II Is that an 80 per cen, Of
the places without kitchens or
kitchennettcs where tnis sort of thing
is going on. land lords forbid tho
practice on pain OF expelling their
enants, | met several girls who told
me they could not afford to buy ali
tiieir meals out md that their SAL
aries we're not large enough TO per-
Hi!t the renting OF kitchenette apart-
mrnts.
But 1t was also very. funny 70
learn how many OF these girls man
aged to keep their cooking activities
hide from their landlords. Some
used various preparations which
drive away al odors Of cooking. and
places. They put their gae plates or
electric grills and dshes bchind
clocks. in bureau drawers. under
mattresses. and many other strange
places. one company which manu-
cooking odors is said to be pil,nE
up a fortune as q result OF this con-
1ition.
Il think that laws should be passed
compelled to do their own cooking
In these places whore cooking is for.
hidden. or course. If n girl ia n moor
cook and causes an %unsanitary CON
dition. ! cannot blame a landlord for
think that little harm is done in most
cases. and that tho courts Mt least
should pass on each case before any
tenan Is turned out for her cooking
In an effort to comba, tn. high
cost Of boarding. Constance Tai.
madge. playing the part of an or
phaned daughter OF a struggling
novelist In Good References" at
tempted to nreparc. n meal over une
OF these trick" cookers. by no means
n novel practice. but productive OF
very. novel results.
SMILING cookery In the house, and
rightly suspccting the feminine
boardcr. the landlady made a diving
raid on Mary Wayue's. room but Mary
heard her coming and under the bed
went no little cooker. In about
m Mary was rudely separated from
one weeks honrd-paid In ADVANCE
But the clouds. by a freak OF fate,
,nrned out their silver lining for
Mary. ~ W.
"This little situation said Miss
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RUSSIAN EMBASSY IN TOKYO
IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES
Boxer Indemnity Funds Have Been
MISUNDERSTANDING state
Funds Being Used.

TOKYO. Nov. G.-Thc imperial
Russian embassy in Tokyo is said to
be in financial difficulty as q, result
OF the withdrawal last July Of the
payment OF Boxer indemnity funds
owed 20 Russia The embassy has
state fundn which viii run il linden
nitely. according to the embassy stan.
but this does not keep frequent ru-
mors regarding Its condition back.
The recent rumors are due to the
action OF the Chinese government in
closing the Russian legation In Pc
King. These Russlan representatives
are the emissaries OF Kerensky. or
the last legal Old-Russian govern.
ment." their positions being more or
less recognized in many OF the world
capitals. Here. where once they were
the representatives Of The Gear Mich.
olas. the present staff is mol recos.
niged by japan, and is chiefly an
embassy In name. The FUNDS which
have allowed the embassy 10 continue
here have come from the Russo.
Asiatic a in Shanghai, which
now hles the French flag and has NOT
for many months received the pay
mrnts OF Chinese indemnify money to
Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
FILMS COMING NOV IS GIVE
PROMISE OF OUTSF1IVING ALL
Lon CLANCY, in The Penalty; Georges Carpenter
in The Wonder Man." and Constance Talmadge,
in Good References" Lead The List.

Screen bookings for this city the
week OF November Is, show "a ae1tet
Of films that VIII probably make the
week stand out pre-cmincnt in h
fall season. no matter from what
angie the question ~ argued.
~ the Lyric viii be the ooldwyn
triumph. The Penalty" written by
Gouverneur Morris and presented
jointly by Rex Beach and samuel
Goldwyn. with Lon CLANCY the super
criminal OF The Miracle Man" in a
role similar to that OF his former sue
;css. but considerably more powerful,
u such n thing car be possible.
Georges C~nrprn tiers Film.
Georges Carpenters appearance at
he Isis the latter half OF week after
next In The Wonder Man" which IL
OF a boxing picture. will be probably
the biggest novelty for. local screen
ans In some time. This Idol OF the
rerch people is an actor of no small
merit and he Is entirely separated
rom his pugN!stic Relf when he liz an
caring on e silver sheet. Hand
btne IL no "urd for the good looks
nat Georges Possesses and both mel
ind women alike Will gasp M the
Ntent OF tho wardrobe which hs
v!ll display. about which much wa.
card when he first came TO hi.
"untry n few months ago. ''Th,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

OPP. Sc In D major. The second half
Of the program will be given over to
modern composers.
THE name Of Florent Schmidt ap-
pears at these concerts for tho nrst
time On tho programs OF the Cincin
natl orohestraS Although n CON-
poser of prominence. II Is only within
the last few a that his works
have been heard In this country. His
Tragedy OF Salome." win have It's
first Cincinnati performance At this
weeks concerts, and will be featured
with n chorus OF women's voices Off
stage. Schmidt writes OF the age in
which he lives. combining the sub
~tietics Of Debussy with che vigoI and
breadth OF Caesar Franck. The En-
tr'acte from 'Fervaal,' by d'Indy.
which created u a favorable Inn
preston last season at the second
concert. holds by special request the
Identical position on the second pro-
gram of this season. The Fantastic
'Wailone,' by Theophile Ysaye, Will
bring. the program TO a brilliant
close"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
AUSTRIANS USED HEAVENLY
"LETTERS" AS PROPAGANDA
Pres. Publishes Government MensaKe.
Used to i'm'ify DISCONTINUED
People.
tBy Associated Press.

VIENNA. Nov. 6.-The Social DEM
ncratic press has published as elec.
ton propaganda SOM Of the letters
printed at the Instance OF the AUS.
tro- Hungarian government Turing
the war TO pacify the disconteni OF
the people. One taken from the
Rriehspost is %captioned. ~ Soldiers
Letter From Heaven n reads:
What you were recently told IN
this pious paper OF the joys of the
blessed did not by any means a.
pro9ch the truth. II Is in reality
Jar more beautiful. You people on
earth can form nc conception OF the
maEninccnce and splendor which sur
rounds the throne or the Blessed
Queen OF BATTLES and OF the delights
which she old in readiness for her
soldier children.
You cherished the wish that T
might return home and. In wing ceIe-
brated with you our victory, have
continued to be your support as In
oygone days. But ! say to you what
our Savior said to His disciri"s he
fore His ascension: IT Is well that I
90 from You In HEAVIER can neip
you far more than on earth. And
why should l celebrate victories here
below among you? ] have won the
true victory for all eternity. daily
thank the dear Virgin that she did NOT
stay the bullet that pierced my heart"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
P SHOW VARIETY
TO PLEASE ALL FILM LOVERS
The Master Mind" The Confession" and Behold
My Wife," Will Run All Week-ViolaD Dana, Ethel
Clayton and Shirley Mason on Split Bills.

Three all-wcek runs feature the
list Of cinema plays booked for our
scrcens in the mex SIX days. Two
stories laid In the great Canadian
Northwest. Behold Ny Wife," based
on a Sir Gilbert, Parker novel. which
will be at the Lyric, and The Cen
fession," starring Henry Il. Walthail.
vvhic is to be At the Isis. are In this
list.
n~arryniore'n New Picture.
Lionel barrymore Will DO at the
BROADWAY nh week In The Master
Mind his first p~hotoplay made un-
der the banner Of First National pic
turcs. No more sterling an expon-
cnt of true dramatic values could
have been enlisted In the cinemas
than Lionel Barrymore. This story
'has been chosen especially for his
newest film venture, and tho produce
;ion is In Keeping with the promises
made for II at the outset.
Viola Damn and Ethel Clayton will
share the weeks honors at the Bijou.
and another most attractive and girl
ish star IL to be seen In the Blue
bird. This il Shirley Mason. who
VIII appear there "Wednesday and
Thursday In Merely Mary Ann
which was u stage play from tho pen
of Israel Fang viii. The Clayton pic
sure il billed fer tho FIRST three days
at the Bijou. n is "Sins of a%Osanne."
viola VIII play In "Blackmail." taken
.rom Il Saturday Post story.
Two Strong Plays.
While both of tho other leading
screen rann OF the week are laid
In the Canadian Northwest. they are
parallel In no other respect, each pre-
scnting n long list OF distinctive fea-
lures fer screen followers. Walthaii's
acting easily features The Confess
Sion and George Nciford, who
screened the Parker story, provided
= large ana well-balancch cast IN
which Mabel Juiiennc Scott. who IL
giving great promis" In her work for
the silver sheet. stands out as the
star mos; 10 be watched. She has
tnc role OF an Indian maid VINO ~
married b? d dissciutc Englishman
81 good family who weds Ain a
ANA sends a!h wife back unattended
~ bring disgrace. ~ he thinks. on
IN" family that has cast him out.
Ills Regeneration L. a powerful tea
;urc OF the story. too. Milton Sil!s
iNHcs the part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

Wonder Man" Ia 4 drama OF Washing
tvn society life. and although il is
advertised as not being q boxing pic
uTc. there Is u four round boa, in
Guided In II. in which Carpenter Is
shown against n worthy opponent.
C~onstnncr's New Picture.
At the Broadway the week OF the
18TH. Will be Constance Taimadge In
Guod ~ltetcrences." which is just an
ether o! those screamingly delightful
omedies which she knows SO well
how to carry OF TO perfection. Her
iol!owers VIII Ind redoublcd pleas
ure In ad,niring her captivating ways
ana fetching
Other productions of the week will
be Love. Honor and Obey" with an
all-star cast, which will preccde the
Carpenter MIN at the Isis. Eugene
Walter a}anted Charles Neville
Bucks The Tyranny OF Weakness
10 make this screen play.
In the Bljou Alice Lake and Bert
Lytell will divide tho week. the form.
er in Body and Soul the latter In
The Price OF Redemption" II is
likely that about November Is tho
BluebIrd will ]nou the engage.
'nent OF Dead Men Tell No Tales
the spectacular adventure tale which
is now being widely advertised.
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which nhc made her brilliant, debu.

which abe made her brilliant debu,
asst Spring.
israel ZanEwill's play. Merely Mary
Ann" became one of the creates,
stage succcsscs on record when I,
was produced L few years ago. and
every thrill. every touch of human
interest. has been retained in the
motion picture version. IT tells Tho
story OF a maid-of-all-work In n Lon.
doh boarding house. HOPE and low,
Nept Mary Ann smiling In spite oil
ne h~"rdships she suffered. The Low,
loy!i OF Mary Ann and Lanceiot Il
one or the sweetest stories ever pr..
scented on the screen. and Miss Macon
with her beauty and her charmint
Ways. could not have a part NOR,
suitable TO her.
Ihe part cf ~Lancelot. the s,ruv
cling musician. Is played with feri
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ons Of the daring stunts in Fire
brand Trevison." the Charles Alden
Settler story, in which Buck Jones
is coming TO the ,Biuebird Theatcr
tomorrow and Tuesday. was done over
the Mojave River. near Victo:vilie.
He chose for this daring stunt n
Mace where the cmbnnk ment was
about nifty feet high and the river
nifty yards wide from n railroad track
on one side to a pile of rocks on IN
other He n 4 half-inch cable
across The stream. then asked Buck il
he woul be willing to cross II hang
ing to IL pully with his hands.
The star took a running start and
jumped ten feet out from tho end
o! n plank to catch the pulley; then
lie swung across the river. Instead
OF walking around and over the
bridge TO return to his he
insisted on being pulled back. Then.
out in midstream. he performed sew
eral stunts on the pulley-incident-
cable. "
Why don't you give me something
10 do that's dinicult?' he asked the
director when he &C back.
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"7heM asterMind"
Is Screened, Lionel
Barrymore as Star
Stage Play Revised TO Empha
size Great Moral
Tharpa

't..e anaouneon"nt that Lionea
Thea,cr al wcck VIII arouse more
ihau The usuai intarcst IN vIew Of tho
t. that this p~roducti9n represents
ono, OF thc more ambitious attempts
inr conveying, TO the legions %.
-fEns eincnt lovers. the best there -
'#'i'l SITUATIONS, This ~photodramn
BE- based on the stage play Of the
a.-'nc ute. but 50 revised and treated
70 tHi! MOI only a eonSistent ana
- - 10 also Introduce u great mora,
iicnic. namely: thc desire for re-
vcngr, although the natural human
instinct, 10 Sro@S and vengeance is
apt To rcCnil upon tho avcnEcr. Tho
;hesis and ends With me final
opening OF the film viii show great
mosaic tablets on which w!ll be In
tcr!hcd the biblical quotations:
LL% %rG.E% The Harto %i"e' un5 5sSsf' eh she
swiftly is, uncolded the narrative OF
Henry Allen. the strong, vigorous
'io,i and tried to TAX vengeance in
to his own hands.
IN order TO give tooth for tooth
*n"Nstblc for his h"lovrd brothers
execution on a charge Of murder.
,s.* powerful man among men
vclopcd psychic ability and becomes
the leader o. q very DANGEROUS hand
OF deiizcns az the Underworld with
whcS" aid he proceeds to ruin the
hated prosecutor by most extra
ordinary ana entirely al
methods. How he methodicauy
N~un"HcomhS the very grounds upon
which the nan he hates resides. and
uHcs u pretty and lovablc girl ms a
pawn 20 bring about thc desired
wnta go, to make a story so
thrilling and so uNlcting upon all
Of ones alertncss that II Is said
there Is not n single second' re-
taxation from the beginning to the
very ending
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X-RAY PROOF OF NAILS
IN FRENCH LADS HEAD
When Pulled Out by Surgeons Younu
Mar Jobs Large Needles In
Holes.
[By Universal Service.l

PARIS. Nov. G.-The phenomenal
case Of q young man whose chief en-.
(oyment In life apparently consisted
IN walking around with huge nails
driven into his skull has Just been
brought to The attention OF the French
Academy of Medicine.
Photographs OF the young man, an
NJ. Martin. OF Marseilles. and S-rnys
were shown the distinguished Assem-
bly,. and revealed the presence OF two
long nails practically passln U
through the young mans brain. In
spite OF this he lives on In the hes;
Of health.
1t WIS reported in this ion
that when at one time the surrcons
had pulled the nails out, as one
would pull then out Of a wall. The
parently sensing the empty fe,Iinp.,
In his head. picked up a couple OF
knitting needles and jabbed them
through me holes loft by the nails
N-rnys or this feat were also brought
- documentary evidence.
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Weeks Screen Calendar

hitoADwAi-AiI week. Lionel
BnrrymOrc In 1.-THE Master Mind"
LYRICAL week. "Behoid ny
WIFE," a George M-lford i'roduc-
ton from u SIR .i.bcrt Parker
novel with Mnbc JuiIennc cot
and a Rrent east.
Isis-All week. .The Conre.-
Mon" with Henry L.. waith.iI
BiJoU-FIrs, half. arhc SIN. OF
hosanne." starring Ethel CIayton,
latter hnif. .DiackmniI,' with
observation-disclosures and Tues
day. buck Jones IN "%Firehrand
Irefisoni' Wednesday md Taurus
Wy. Shirley Mns1n. In .hercly
OF usuai variety To be announced
later.
viCToIt-Monday md T~ue.day.
William 4. Hart In .John Pcttf-
contsi" Wednesday and ~Tkursday,
Charles Ray In "rhe shefin's Son ~
iteid. in "rhc Danein' FOOL"
ODEoN - Monday y, Eugene
O'Brien In .Thc wonderful
Chance; !" TueadRy, katherine Mac
Donald. In ''rhc "onIsn i'huu
GHvcxt Melr Wednesday. Maurice
Tourneur's "Deep watrrs," Thurs
day. Harrison Ford md vivian
Martin In ''rhc Tkird kiss," Fri
day snd Saturday, Marion Davies
In "The Restlcsh Sex"
Rl;N-MOndny. "Big Stakrs," mn
II. N. VI. T.. picture, aud n chnptcr
al "fhe DrngOn'n Metz Marie Wal
camp %scrlnli 1NurSdny, Harry Gu
reg. In n wcstrrn comedy und
added comedy features, wcdncs-
dry. Texas G%uinnn. in ..GIrl Of the
itHncho.' Lnrry Semon, In ..So.Id
concrete" u lien Wilson and Ne
IN Gerber. In a new chapter OF
.ihe Four," T~hursday,
1907 Sibnou, In ."Ihc GrInninE
md added comedies
Friday, Mitchell Lewis, In ..I<tnr
sprucei" Saturday. s,vhcn the
i!rN!l Laughed" intcst feature OF
the Icd Rider nerieh.
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EAMOUSPLAY ERSANNOUNCES
CHANGESM PRODUCLNG PLANS
All Big Stars Will BE Utilized in One Picture at One
Time, and All of Writers and Directors Will Con
ccntrate on Each Production.

a series OF conferences among ex-
ccutives OF the Famous P!Iyors-
l,asky Corporation, presided over by
Adolph Zukor. president, have de-
veloped new policies for the making
OF Paramount Pictures which arc
revolutionary In character.
This plan has as its purpose the
elevation OF AL Paramount stars 20
the position OF 'Bupcr-stars" In pro-
ductions OF such quality that they
VIII DC booked for months In thea
ters where heretofore the best pic
lures have been DIX only for
weeks.
Jesse l.. Lnsky y~irr-prcsident In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

TalmadSe. was very funny. but there
IFG many others very much like IL
being enacted in real life every day.
IL isn't very funny. However. for the
poor girl who has to actually live
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REX BILL UNUSUALLY GOOD
Hitchcn Lewis In "Kfng Spruce Fri.
day. "nd Two Northwestern Thrill

"itchen Lewis in "Ktne Spruce" Fri
dny' i'nd Two Northwestern Thrill
ers Monday md Saturday.
A. the Rex Thcater next week the
daily bills are loaded with promising
chapter Of Mario walcamp's serial.
The Drego$a Not" there will be
shown "Rig Stakes" a picture CEN
Royal Mounted police OF the Canadino
Northwest. Tuesday Harry Carey vii,
nsad the bin; Wednesday. as usual
Girl OF the Rancho" ard Larry See
mon Will fro!ic In SOLID Concrete
Inc WMson-0erher serial, 'The
Four" will also an
other chapter. Hoot G,bson comes
Thursday In THE Grinning Granger"
IN. nna o. Friday a poweEful story OF
featuring Mitchell Lewis. viii he dis.
pIayed The Red Rider series holds
the prominent Saturday position with
Laughed" D''
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Three productions were completed
last week at Fort Lee. They arc
"Broadway and Home starring Eu-
ton" n Conway Tearle production.
and THE Pleasure Seekers" with
Chime Hammersteln.
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Olive Tell. famous stage and screen
ssnri VIII support Eugene o'Brien
During the last two years Miss Tell
has been starred and co-starred in
more than n dozen independent pro-
ductions. She Is one of tho most
beautiful women On the stage.
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Each picture that Shirley Mason
population. Merely Mary Ann to
he presented Mt the DluebIrd Thoater
wednesday and Thursday, throws
new light on the capabilities or bhts
dainty young star. ever In cbmpari-
son with Her Elephant Man." In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

Plans arc being mnde by the Nay
Photoplny Corporation for an
York to Edith May. winner OF the
hayfiower Saiesgirl Beauty Contest
VINO IL now appearing in the Ziegfeli
MidniTht Frolic on tho Kew Amster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

The Chicken In the Case" ia ia
be the tit;c OF the next picture owen
Moo5e VIII max for Selznick instead
or Lend Me Your Wife," 1t Is said
to be an unusual comedy.