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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
People You
Know

Hadintor repairing. QuiCkel Aato %
on~e-HeNen-six. rax hne Pone i76.
Aiisa Emma Weelerhansen leaves
tonight for Houston. Tex. where she
viii take q position IN h office Of
the Southern Pacific railway
Mrs Margaret barnes 81 tho stem.
ograrhic shop leaves tonighi Tor Roa-
wci To repoft the convention Of the
Cattle and Horse Growers aerociation.
She viii fctufn 10 Albuquerque on
Thursday.
Mrs. T. H. Cashin cave tonight Tor
nor hanic IN stevens Point, Wis. She
has enent four months here.
i-ucirs Diils q prominent Mason
ffota santa ~ and his daughter,
were guests In the clty yesterday for
The shrine ctsenAonial and hall.
Betnnrd spiiK. son OF :. spifs Of
santa Fe. was a visitor In the city
AIT. and Mrs. Frederick Muller. Jr..
of laos \. "a, returned 70 their home
TO- ~ after attending the Shrine cerc-
ninniai aud BAN.
L, y. Armstrong, OF la MADEIRA.
end.
G.. william Foster Of he local l..
:. navy recruiting office. 2ll4 ".
Central avenue. has returned 10 the
city after an extensive trip through
central New MeNico While 90 this
tour he aligned several prospective
sailors and states h a Interest In
the section visited was very keen for
naval enlistmentS. Air. Foster will
make a journey ever the same terri
tory later
neerre > Downer left today for
Eimdor \. n.
GeorFe G. Taylor IL In Gallup on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. March s7.-Fresh up
turns In The pnce Of corn resulted to-
day from lack OF offerings. Opening
prices which ranged from kc Oft 90
n cent advance with May 1856 10
sissy ana uly $3.50 10 Si.bi were
followed by a slight sag. and then hy
moderate gains an around,
Oats were relatively firmor with
corn. AMER opening unchanged TO
Nc higher. including july ISL 20
13hc the market continued 10
harden.
Provisions had an upward slant
with hogs ~ grain.
Corn-May fl,5aHs July Si.6Ois f;
Sept. si.fSA.
Oats-May SGAc: July 7ssc.
Pork-May a37 2ti July SS7.25.
iard-May fai.i0: July s2i.9U.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Delegation to Leave
81. Tonight for Roswell

A large delegation from ihe north
ern part Of he stale viii pass through
A~lttaucrnue touiEht en- route 20 Kos-
well 90 attend the cattlcgrowers' con-
Nshtlon which H. scheduled rof March
1881. y. ~ Mckee. assistant secre-
'afy - the chamber o! commerce. 4.
u. Dfcxei and Miss Bertha Benson.
sccretafy OF the Cattle Growers assoc
cution. WIN also leave tonight for
Roswell. q. F, Monroe. 81 the State
g., ucre, arrived here today ana VIII
he included IN the local delegation
Which leaves tonight. The latter Will
address the catilcmen on The Re-
lHtipn OF the Extension service TO the
S~t"ckman' the last day Of the as
sembsN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

hnHastqaet und Alh'tt ~ Aurh"f 10 the
agent o eharer ihTfeoi aad upnn Wheih pre-
rfth against ihr Congregation may hr ftfNri
lh
The uflrrt fnr which fhis corporation ls
formed b. 70 iHrrhar or Otherwise acquire
real and ptfsonFl properly ui every hind aud
description aud o. .rn. uruinLs or other
Mss difpusr % the SAINT aud go loan it,
lunds nud lake srcurlty thtrrfur aud tu Dis
ppar 81 aud endorse Or guarantee The uhli-
cations 90 may thus arquife or become other
wise interested iu. and Boz general g. engage
mans husiuess sud occupation. aud possess
turh rights nud pow f4 a. are sehrraiy con
ferfrd up0u and may be- eser,ised by o. Ken
sfui husintta corporation 90 ihU zane extent
aA "a private individual might de-. except aa
spFflalh huilted by pFnftslnnh - laU.
~.
The rauffnl stock Of said snrunratiou o..
Dive Hundred Ihnusand Dollars 10000
QUO uul divided into I've thousnnd tsuunl
share. % tht par value af One Hundred Dol
lHt. $500 uul each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

rather deserted aspect today with the
ahrenee of four of itH women rtcnog-
raphers. Airs. Edith Williams. Miss
Ida May Ferguson, Miss Dorothy ~.
prOhnndt and Miss NonOman are an
taking the civil service eAHmnaiion
which D. being held Tor steuoEruphcrs
nov, This examination muri he passed
before the women can continue Ia
government employ.
John ttrn, Formerly 81 Bellfountniuc.
Ohio, has purchased the taxi business
81 George Martino. located between
First and Second streets on Central
avenue. Mr.. clra has increased us
business by buying two new Chandler
mrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

SEN YiNK. X6l1f Elml-
rhilnR 4 few o. the hith priced apeci-
aitir< the slofk mHfket vas eeueraiiy
higher and ~ a number Of Instances
ct host auolaiIonH Of the week dur
Ing today's short but lively eeseioh.
Tho aold import movement and
strength ~ exchange continued 10
sway sentiment. Further extensive
coVerlnf of short contracts was Oh
served IN meter shares. Equipments
RANGED from two 10 almost ten points
shinpinrs. oils cnppcrn and uifliticr
also recorded substantial advances.
The closing was irrcruiar. saics APP
protimafod 10000 shares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

DO the Probate Court of H,nauIp County.
Sew NHNItu
Do lr Aia.ter of thr Estate Of Naads nits
Decreased
Notice a hereby given tbat 90. under.
tlFnri NHa. uu tho eHin d4t az F.L1tHr,
1890 duN sutuiuted Adiuiui.fnt.r III AZ.
.ttatr ~ Mrlds OTTO drtrHs,I Do, OBJ, Pa
hA', Court of hrrnalillo tquut, aud batib.
4n"llhrd ns such administrator al Irrsnns
rrdeut are hereby nuuhci ud fsuuiflt b.,
rr'srut iir .Hmf tu thr undsri.oTd DO. U.
iaN ny
Dated War,h l.t. 1890
EVIL uTru. DO
,. administrator
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

NEW YORK. March 27.-Fnal
priccs % Liberty bonds today we're;
1Ae 9l.sof first a. 90.te; second
s9.se. Victory 2As $780, Victory
As a7.ts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

NEW YORK. March 47zAicrcan-
tile paper unchanged, Exchange
firm. sltriinr 6o-dny bills 3.3i per
cent. commercial en-day bills on
banks 2.ai per cent. commercial go
day bills 2.a0it per cent demand
s.sS per cent. cables 1894 per cent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Produce

CHICAGO. March gT-Butter low
ct; creamery so a. SIC.
Eggs unsettled. receipts t7.gak
cases. nrsts f4m4fAc; ordinary
nrsts Al q age; at mark. eases inciud-
co. 81 fSc.
Poultry, alive. higher; Springs 1Sc.
fowls soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Two More Firms
Get State Charters

SANTA ne, March s5.-The United
Pacific pl company. OF Phoenix
Ariz.. has FLIED ~ charte. with the
Now Mexico corporation commission.
The capital stock ~ the company is
subscribed. Tae new Mcxicu office IL
IN Gallup IN charge 90 !. W. Chapman.
The Mesilla Valley Cotton Products
with principal office in Las Cruces.
has been incorporated Tor &l00. 600,
~ which s.. 900 h. subscribed. Mark
N Thompson D. statutory agent. Tho
incorporates ARE i. %. Wray. Dallas;
Mark y. Thompson and Robert T..
Porter Of Las Cruces.
The Evening Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the Glass
in Classified advertising.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
HE MISSED This CHANCE

LONDON Miss Ethel chance. "a
servant var busting u mHntlepiece
when she saw "a mans Il q reflected
~ u mirror before her. Snr sc.eamed
and fcll in "a faint ana he threw n
knife. The missile WhiHticd owe her
head, but did not strike her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

hnN much ust profit, shall be- diyidrd. o.
reserved Hs WORKING capital and VIII NE ~
iy Of ihr tiorh ls.urd AND outstanding 90 30
expressed or o. .tn,hSflder. mrrius iuly
eahsd and held 20 dispose m an he a.,rr
trI To- a1thor4se uue or NOR, NJ thsir
Hutnber 90 consulate a. tEurutIte committee
which shall have aud exercise al tte povrfs
Of thr board Of directors which may Be- ihu
rs WITNESS WHEREOF wi, have here
into vet our htnds md srHls lhis roth day
I6cOH KoRBER tsEAll
JULIA ~ kORBER tSEALl
ALBERT o. hOHhtN tSEAlI
ANNA u Tt~SlER t~EALl
Afafr af NrN Nsnicu.
heUHHllllu tuuutA
an uu. l7th day NJ March 1890 beior,
me- the uudrr,isnrd. q uotap public in and
ior laid county. personally appeared L,oh
korbsr Albert o. horber Anna % Trasier
any julia u kor"rr Co., ' .'ovn Co. hf ~
iorrEoiuE rFrtifIrutps uf Incorporation aud
eafh s~syorally a,know lodged to mr that be-
iNWITSEss WHEaEoFi nave I"r,u1io
oct V3 hand and seal The day aud year ln
TIM acknowledgment 9,9Ng Mriiisn..
CNOTARIAl sEALl Noisy Public
UniuWissInn rhplrrs frh 49, 1924
ENDORhkp
No 1859
Cor Ror'd Vol o. rage go. DERTtFI
carr OF INCORPORATION OF huRuER
REALTY INCORPORATED Filsri u office
Of state Corporation COMMISSION nf Sew
Ncsiru. March 90 1870 ~ 900 b. m
A g. MuRNISuh. trfk
compared $50 to MI
Warren a Wood. 1910
Com BOT O. k tu % b.
AuurNrd
STATE nf NrN Mexico.
County OF ntuanlo--sss
This iu,tfumrut was filed on The 2ard day.
nf Murrh 1890. . O. clock s m Form $50.
NESruR MONTOYA.
Clrrh aud Rrrurdrr.
BY OLIVIA ~ RITE Deputy CLERK.
y D m
Paid n. un.
Mafch 2hg7.
EoTicE or SUIT
state OF NcN Mesita t'htuty Of AandnyaL
in ihr district Court
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Legal NOTICES


-N"NN WN WV MHM|"N.
SLATE lofputatlun Commission of New Arfitn
Cki1ifiCArf Of COMPARISON.
United State Of america.
State Of hru Mttlro-fr
70 - Hereby crrtiNcd. that the aunsaod b.
a fuu. true and complete transcript uf The
tEitiifiCArE of iNroRPORArtoN
NOHHER REALTY. INCORPORATED.
tAu. lutipl With tht endorsrmenis thrrrnn
ns sHiue appear rn clio aud nj record iu The
uffifr Of ths state Corporation tnmmisuun
lu Tsstiinuuf Whereof Tho state t0fua.
ration Commission Of thr STALE NJ New Mrf
iru has rHussd this rrrtilratu iu be- signed
by De- thniuuau aud the seat ~ said Com
mlasiou. Co. be- ufhxrd ~ the VItN ~ sshfa
fo nn this 18Th daY ~ MHrh A n 1910
tsrall HlGH u WILLIAMS
AttaHt. Chairman
A D. MORRISON CIrrt.
ARTICLES Of INCORPORATION OF
kuNhfH REALTY. lNGOHpnNA TEU
KNOW ALL MIN ny THESE PHES
LArs. rhHi We. Jacob kpfber. Albert u
kotbsr Anna ~ Trs.ief aud Jula " Nor
her Al Of whom are citizens uf thr tnited
states and residrnf. oi thr state Of hra
Mesirn dc herrbl urgauits aud form q cor
uQfatlou undrf the rrnyisinnr ~ the bows hf
lf STATE " hev Metlrn and do hereby
oril as iullavs
Thf name ~ aafd corporation p
kOHhkR HEAl1N fNgOHfORATEO
IL
Tao prndpHl piare 81 husinetf ~ said
tnTfTafInH u nuf Ndrh second Street Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Notice to Property Owners

Property owners wishing to take advant-
age of the 81 discount for Paving on West
Central Avenue between Sixth and Tenth
Streets should have their checks in the hands
of the City Treasurer not later than March 81,
as that is the last day to take advantage of the
discount.
NJ. M. SWITZER,
City Clerk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
EoTicE OF SUIT

state Of Ncg Mesioo rorpiy Of sando,al
% ihr uisfurt Ctut.
No NlH
san Mai,n Land Company. riainiiH,
Richard Heller Beatrice oonsa.ss de- Heller
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
ADDITIONAL WANT ADS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PROFESSIONAL CAIiDs IS
DIR. s &. CLARK.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Glasses Fitted
Barnett Hldg. Phone $50.
ohioe Hours . TO ~ a M and 2 20 8 p. m.
DIR MARGARET CARTWRIGHT
Practice Limiied 10 Diseases " Women and
Chlldrsu.
Omcs Grant Bldg Phone sag
Residence, ili7 East Central. Phone ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27


HR. ROYAL -. TRACY
Room rs, Barnett Bldg.
Alienlst and ~Neurologist. Bureau war
Risk Insurance.
Hours ? 10 8 .. m. and 7 to 5 p. m.
Phones: once. sse; Residence. iG4iM.
DRS. SHERIDAN AND BERGER
Practice limited to-
GENITO-TRINARY DISEASES
AND DISEASES or THE Skin
wnssorman Laboratory In Connection
Phone $50.
Citizens Bank Bldg. A~lbuqueraue
TIN MURPHEY HANATORTUM.
fof The treatment Of Tubrrrui0sis. Alba
quefgnr SsN Mexico. CITY once Wright
snuo hidF opposite pastamor. once
hours % 90 ~ = III. . to D. De-
Dr. W 7 harphty and D. Carl MuIky
~~S~~~~~@
Legal NOTICES Is
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,o, Tss Ss'i (. W 'sS ssnis e s. ss..S's s,,s O. 'saiff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

y % Hereby trrttticd that The uunsaed b.
r. iuu. trgs sud complete transcript uf The
tEifiifltAIE or tAruRrORATtON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

70, liHrr, o. boz, deputy
March gu 1. Nprtl 400
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rhf nsne ~ aafd corporation 2,
kORhkR RhAl1l iNcOhroFATED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
POLISH TITLES
MOST EXCITING
Hut Fatty wssnt Quite In Aoeord
With the Spirit 81 The fir~s


FATTY. Arbucki. finds the Polish
language very cnucing az result
Il a scenario hs has recently re.
,elvct from an unknown writer who
inserts no, only English titles but
their Polish equivalent and names
his production ~Hounted,"
Mr.. Arbuekls isn't sure whether
The writer means .Huatsd- or
Haunted" hu, there - something
about the thing that haunts the
comedy star.
The coupiet with which !, starts
Is exceedingly provocative.
WAS there not a great Joy.
when a Girl loved her boys"
Why ask7 OF course there was
great Joy Tor everybody but the dis
appointed suffers.
The name .Ifounted- In Polish IL
II czarowauy And Mr. Arbuekie
hasn't learned 20 pronounce u yet.
some Of the sub;itics are very
striking a.. for example:
ia dostac Gle Muxzi IN kazda
Gene which. translated. means: Il
must get you at any cost"
Another; ''Exquisc. ! didn't know
you loved me no Enodr'
The Poilshi 'prKeprasan ME wisd
zraiem re Penierka TAX koha.~
Al the conclusion Of the scenario.
the writer says;
Watch for next two.reei comedy
Money was Soul Of their life"
Mr. Arbuckls 10 deeply moved bat
can't see his way clear 20 making
the picture for obvious reasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Good Pictures
Bring Fortunes

II1E4AT the cinema has done 10 pile
w up money for authors. play
wrigits and various other people is
Illustrated by the remarkable story
Of Forty Five Minutes From Broad.
way" which Charles Ray is about TO
turn into a motion picture with the
fruition OF that operation. no less
than five separate fortune. wsli have
been made by this historic comedy.
drama
First. the author. George NJ. Co
han. made more than 800 900 in the
first nine months Of the play at the
York. and even more than that on
the road with t.
Second, the play has made another
tidy fortune for Conan since It's re
lease FOR use by stock companies.
Third. Ray paid cohan $50 900
cash for the picture rights. which a
lot Of people regard as a tidy for.
tune.
Fourth, Ray VIII make n neat for
tune himself by filming and selling IL
Fifth. IN. First National Exhibit-
ors' circuit. which Is the releasing or
ranization. viii make perhaps the
biggest fortune OF the five when IL
shows the film version In its the
atres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
FROM CIRCUS TO MOVIES

Harry Lorraine. playing in the
Goldwyn picture. The Slim Prin-
cess" featuring Mabel Normand.
was once tho leader OF n circus band
"a band consisting Of four Italians
and himself.
when Lorraine was a boy he had
no definite ambition beyond a wish
to do something exciting. When he
was about n ho ran away from home
and Joined circus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
COLONIAL HAS
SPECIAL FEATURES

Miss Marguerite DE- Forrest
Anderson. one Of the greatest
fiutists. has BEEN secured for
am engagement by the Colonial
theatre and win be heard there
in solos beginning today.
Miss Anderson made her debut
in Queens hall. England. play
ing before royalty. After this
successful concert she was com
manded by the king ~ England
to appear Mt Windsor castle In
concert. Here she was decorated
by the king.
Another added attraction 10
the Colonial bin will be the ap-
pcarauce this week Of little
Evelyn Hayes. the clever child
artist, who will be- heard in
comic songs and dances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Recipes for
Happiness
ny DorCIss MCLEAN


DOUGLAS MacLEAS, GO starring
inee productions. II NOT compiling
a book on Happiness. but In response
70 nan letters requesting ms recipe
Tor the infectious Tfnii" Tor when ne
II 80 popular, Doug roes 10 nat with
Hsr ioiiVNthk nome run e'ou@
aia a smile Win n conooctlon OF
spn W" .u S','''' mink "at -
giana word y n despite inc ~ = L.
slo pN kit" INIT 'hhH arc h'ooAHat9
Tor bfrahtAA "niY. Aod 70 uils the
=. f''''o "'k"e ""' uiat "ius 81
Htiil IN me InArhet' "an a uaNh OF !.
Hhoola ~"t'a 'Ai' ana H'ir "n"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
DON'T CROWD. BOYS

A telegram came TO the Sennesf
studio the other day which put ons
OF the little bathing girls in the
helress class. The telegram said
with simple brcvity. -oil."
II meant that a little Texas ranch
left her by her sdoring grandfather
had done its duty nobly. The screen
name Of the new little he.ress u
Mary Lee"
She says she doesn't hardly thinl
her family would like 70 have hse
real name used in motion pictures
so proposals OF marriage VIII be ex-
sfnined in the order OF their arrival
by Miss Lee" who is a very charm
ing and winsorne little miss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
MOTHER LEAVES
FOR LONDON

Mrs. May Mason. mother Of Shir-
ley Mason. Fox star. and Viola Dana,
Metro luminary. has left for I,on-
don TO visit her third daughter. Edna
Flugrath. English music hall favor.
iie. whom she has not seen for seven
years. Mrs Mason is directly re-
sponsible for the stage and screen
successes Of her daughters. having
been constantly their adviser. II
was she who originally placed Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
JAPANESE STAR MAKES
FIRST OCEAN VOYAGE

Altho Tsuru Aoki has resided In
Los Angeles for more than q decade.
she made her first trip last week 10
Catalina island. % miles distant.
when she. Norman Dawn. her direc-
tor. and members Of her company
went there on location for her cur
rent Universal special. a Toxic
Siren" Fear Of seasickncss has al.
ways heretofore restrained her from
Journcying 10 the world-famed Ava
lon with It's submarine gardens.
However. Miss Aoki Is piuckinE up
courage in view OF her coming trip
in May 70 the Orient with her hus-
band. Seaaue Hayakawa.
>0~.~1~S~~~~~~0~~-~~~-~~ -~~-~.~~o~~-~~~~~~~
Mason on the legitimate stage in
New York. playing child parts. and
later followed suit with Viola Dana,
who played the child In THE Littlest
Rebel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
CO L O N | A l.
"A FUGITIVE FROM MATRI.
M0NY"

nt<phen Van courtisni. H. II. Warner
Barbara RIGGS. ...Seena owen
Stephen Van CORTLAND. a young
millionaire. IL mistaken for crook
By . society girl In "A Fugitive From
Mafrfmony." the photoplay starring
H. r. Warner. which opens at the
ufSn3pniai today.
Van CORTLAND goes 10 a crooks
den to find THE Cricket" an escaped
convict whom ne had helped 10 elude
the prison guards. The girl. anxious
% find out whether or not Van Court.
land Is a crook. meets him there.
n - with great difficulty that the
young fellow eventually convinces
the girl that he IL straight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

|MeHoNeo

ever ora the alert for improvement
There mus, be certain physical quail
ltleatlons and there mus, be dra.
matte talent. but u wtii not take
long 70 discover whether or not
these requirements are met
have heard many an actor Erun
bic because he was not getting
chance lie claimed someone else
had ~the pun that directors were
trying 70 keep good man down" "
and the like There II no cause for
such an attitude. Merit VIII win
NnthInE else nonnta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
ny ETHEL CLAYTON

THERE IL room IN motion pictures
L for mrn and women Of talent
and . willingness 20 take hard
krocks with the same chseffulness
that they accept success
Aiy advice 90 the young man or
woman with ambitions for a motion
picture career can be stated briefly
The .ambltion must bc deep not
merely on the surface. To carry
out tina, ambition one must b. viii.
ing 70 sacrifice everything else. 70
work hard. 20 observe closely 70 De
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
LOUISE WOULD
BE OUT OF LUCK

Some one informed A. Lincoln
Hart who Is directing Louise
Glaum's new picture, that the lead
ing men in films were about 70
form a union.
That's RICH" says Hart Can
you imagine Miss Glaurn saying TO
her leading man. In an emotional
scene. Sweetheart. viii you love me
forever and a dayT -
And he replies. Daring. I VIII
love you forever. but our rules for
bid any overtime"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
r Elk
"THE WHIP"

Maurice Tournier's phofoplay pro-
ducfson. The whip" opens at the
Rex today. This Is "A perturbation
Of the famous Drury Lane ruelo-
drama OF the same name and the
au-sfar cast selected by Tournier in
cludes the name Of Alma Hanlon.
When this picture WAS FIRST shown
to a group Of prominent New York
men the verdict was unanimous that
here was a wonderful picture.
1T has everything that a motion
picture should have" remarked one
Of the men. "snd none OF the things
that a motion picture should not
have"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Ii r T LIE
.HEI,L's ISLAND"

"HcIrs Island" the p h o to y
which opens at the Little Sunday, is
n decidedly meiodrsmatic picture.
The scenes are laid in the South Sea
Islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
!. CT A S S A
.THE FEAR MARKET"


Sunday In The Fear Market" a
Rama which reveals the activities Of
. parasite New York society paper
and OF the daughter Of It's editor who
becomes tangled In trap set for an
oeher woman
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Ii B f r T Y
WHATS YOUR HUSBAND
DOI>G."

tPzramounD
lean y. witFsst. ..... .pouxias Maef~sa
e<etfles hidief ....--.....s.., herts May
{hAriir ftds~on. .---..... W alter HERS
7Ssc<rt Ridley. .....s.-. " illtam buckley
ftei~n Mtasasf. Norris Jehnsen
EfTEEN volumes Of comic stories
l and 81 comic operas and musical
comedies and stlll going stronghold
i the record achievement 81 George
v. Hobart. author OF What's Your
Husband Dolngy" the comedy motion
picture which opens at the Liberty
to-day.
The story concerns suspicious
newly wcd wife. who enliSis the aid
Of = youthful lawyer. said lawyers
better half Is In turn jealous OF
hum ard-weli. there are amusing
comrlicatiens galore.
Doris May and Douglas MaeLcan.
starr OF ''sais Hours Leave" arc the
featured players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Emily Stevens Is TO star In a flm
version Of THE Place OF Honey.
moons" Harold MacGrath wrote the
novel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Do You Know
That

Marie Provost. uaS PRETTY
s~nneti star. Ia native Of
Montreal,
Gladys Isro~iswsil. Fox star.
r-sss metaphysics. having
lately fiDrbed n study Of
Herbsrt sp~m~r's "synth~t-
ic PHILOSOPHY
Shirley Mason's chief hob
by Is animals - particularly
dogs and borses'
Geraldine farrar was born
In Melrc~e Mas. IS years
ago.
BESSIE Barriscaie IL the
wife Of Howard Hickman.
the director. and has q son
who win soon be old enough
10 start 10 SCHOOL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Marguerite Fisher dances atop a
dining table in THE Hellion."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

NEW YORK. March 81. - TN
dressing has reached 10 limit. says
Rubye y. ftsmcr. film star. who was
called The Most Beautiful Blonde
Since Venus" BY Florcnz zlegfold-
Backs. over exposed ankles. and
vast spaces OF exposed akin are
ugly says she. That woman is
most charming 10 men who keeps
some Of her charms secret
More and more women are rsAlix.
Ing this and dressing accordingly"