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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-19

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. POLK COUNTY
FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY.-Hugh McBur-
ney vs.. William H. Blount. ct al-BILL 70
QUIET TITLE
In the above-stated cause It is hereby or
dered that all parties whomsoever claiming any
Interest In the following described lands Il,
the county Of Polk and State Of Florida, to-wit
Tracts thirty 1907 and thlrty-one (sl), In
northwest quarter (NWK) Of section thirty
two (32), township twenty (28) south,
range twenty seven t27) east, as per subdi-
vision Of Florida Development Company as the
same is Of record in the public records OF
said county, do be and appear to complain
ants bill Of complaint herein filed at the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court at Bar
tow, Florida, on the Rule Day in October,
1920, the same being the 4th day Of said
month, and that this order be published once
each week for twelve consecutive weeks prior
To said date In the Lakeland Telegram, news
paper published and Of general circulation In
said county.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said coura
at Barlow. Florida. this the 18th day Of July
(SEAL.) J. A. JOHNSON
Clerk Circuit Court, Polk County, Fla.
R. B. HUFFAKER,
Solicitor fer Complainant l74c
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-19

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AND MY friend in the car.
LOOKED AT me.
KIND OF phzzled like.
AND WHEN / was ready to stop
l HELD out my right hand again.
AND HE looked at me.
AND THEN he held out
HIS OWN hand.
AND LEANED.
OUT OF the car.
AND LOOKED at the sky.
AND UP and says:
Il DON'T believe.
THAT THERE'S a chance.
OF HAVING any rain today"
AND AT first.
DIDN'T exactly catch.
WHAT HE was driving at.
BUT FINALLY I got it.
AND I started to laugh.
AND STOPPED the car.
AND HE got out.
AND I believe.
HE MUST have thought.
! WAS batty, or something.
BUT couldn't help It.
/ THANK you.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-07-19
The Town GOSSIP

"~~VVVVV0$t|SSe<apo4o4$A&4A
F.. l WAS coming in.
FROM BARLOW.
AND WAS DRIVING along.
AT PEACE with the world.
AND I'D almost reached town.
WHEN I saw 4 fellow.
FLOODING ALONG.
BY THE side Of the road.
800 -,,p-
AND I stopped the car.
AND ASKED him.
If HE didn't want to ride.
AND HE said he aid.
AND pRocEEDEn
TO CLIMB aboa,o.
AND WE talked.
ABOUT THE crops.
AND THE election.
AND VARIOUS other things.
AND IN the course OF time.
WE CAME to town.
AND slowed up some.
AND ASKED HIM.
WHERE HE wanted to get out.
AND HE said on Main street.
AND WE were running.
ALONG Kentucky avenue.
AND WHEN we came to Main.
HELD out my hand.
so FOLKS behind me.
WOULD KNOW.
THAT I was going to turn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
RMA TAlMADGE WEEK Is
GIVEN AT ISIS THEATER
uinr Stnr VIII rnkc Program or
PlH. hOusr for Entire


his S. Norma Talinaisc revival
* AZ tn" Isis rh.atPr Select
ur.S offers The Probation Wife,"
II Norma Thlmadge. tomorrow.
sdny ana "Wednesday al the Isis.
the Probation VIE" IL IN. story
riri who is TN" mos, popular at.
4 tiun at a notorious cafe. Later.
place GS ruided ana CHE il sen
ed 10 three years In the rcfor-
ory.
&c escapes at the .ad az the see
year. On uic train sh" meets
man who had tried To aid her tn
| M. from the clf". and she offers
] -slf 10 Nm for food and shelter.
| I'm 10 her surprise, ilc murrios her.
calls herself his proba ton wife.
I. makes different woman OF her
| th,S become true husband and
IT,, Thomas Meighan ~ tn. lead
| man
cautifnl Norma Tnmadee further
|Stantlat.s IN" statement uInt sh"
Tie best dressed woman on tn.
ZEN In tier latest Select Picture.
Wa %. Woman" which comes
Thur5day, Friday and Saturday
the ISIS rhcatcr
led an opportuni;y 20 wear 81
|,Ds as In ui!s latest picture. An
ptat!un % the famous EuIcu.
tier PLAY. "Sancy Lee" Hearing
self VIZ, her customary Iuecuiy
&c. wearing her clothes as f.w
men know how 20 wear them. Miss
mndge presents a picture that
Jid cnchnnt IN" most hias- person
the world. Conway Tvarle is Miss
rnadEc's leading man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

TED STAGE PLAY TO
FEATURE B|JOU SCREEN
arts Arc Trumps" liz offered as
Special Attraction by
Metro.

!earts Are Trunps." the Metro
ial adapted from In. famous
mclodrama By Cecil Raleigh
es az the feature attraction TO
B!Jou Theater on Monday for Il
OF three days. Much interest has
ady been aroused by the an
lcement OF the pictures appear
rose who have already sccn tho
ire acclaim II an unusual achieve
I. nom ns regards story and pre-
alton. The plot * strong and
different from anything Of its
y. the phDto-draIna contains an
auai character in a gambler who
u girl In card game. learns
she II already secretly married,
then bldes his time for twenty
|'s. when he pursu"S the helpless
|shtcr OF the girl he once woUed.
|nid Benefits latest atarring ve-
,, SILK Hosiery" which will be
attraction at the BlJou Thcater.
ming Thursday. IL a story deal
with the cSlst.uc. OF romance In
ern life. which Is handled from
last unusual and novel angie Mis-;
|nctt. puytray!ng lIttlc modiste's
cl. Is afforded opportunity for
zins her exceptional dramatic
itIcs. as well as for displaying Il
lbrr Of beautifu! Partisan gowns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
IR0THY DALTON STARS IN
NARRATIVE OF GAY LIVING
Romantic Adventures" VIII Head
Varied Program billed
nj Oliran.

u an exciting story that kips
|th.ly from New Orleans IN ear
al time TO New iork's gay white
" and thence to tho gaming halls
Monte carlo. Dorothy Dalton. the
tty Paramount star, VIII b" seen
the odcon Greater tomorrow. The
ture is ~ Romantic Adventures,
,pted from popular novel 10y
|arles Belmont; DaV!S.
Hiss Dalton has the role Of Il
|nclng girl who Is being exploited
n frivolous minded moth:r for her
u purposes. As queen of the car
nj. the star inu oduccs some start
* new steps and later repeats her
cess on the Brondway stage,
tuesday only Al christie's pruduc-
n OF so Long. Lefty" an a'laitn-
"a OF the delightful stage success.
II b.. shown. Wednesday william
risty cabannc's The Stealers" is
Ice the feature. Thursday DAVID
|. irinlth's The Love Flower" will
shown, and Friday and Saturday
iita Stewart comes in Harriet and
c Piper" First National produc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
enc CASTLE HAS UNIQUE
ROLE IN "AMATEUR WIFE"
usual Photuplny VIII Bc Pre-
scented mt Victor Theater
Tomorrow Only.

IiIvne Castle has the unique role OF
innocent French convent girl who
mes to New York to visit her
|other and discovers her the star in
liz Earliest" musical comedy in
Ewn in her latest Paramount Art
|aft picture. The Amateur Wife"
hitch viii be the attraction at the
ctor Thcatcr tomorrow.
Her subsequent adventures with
IT. mothers numerous admirers and
|,adual bicssOtning into Il woman of
|larn and distinction form the in
resting plot of this photoplay. IL
las adapted from Il story by Nalbro
|lrtlcy and was directed 10y Edward
|illon. William f.. Carleton is the
|ading man.
Tuesday and Wednesday Dustin
|arnum. with Enid Marley and
|ouise Glaum. will present The Iron
rain" and Buster Kcaton. in THE
,arccrow," is to be the added fea-
ire both days. Thursdays double
IN includes Charles Ray in The
esertcr," with Buster kcaton in
.onvict 49," as the added attraction.
riday and Saturday Dorothy Dalton
in he shown in Back OF Man"
harlcs Ray is the 60 star. Sennetts
Il Pays 10 Exercise" Is to be the
imedy attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
.T0URNEUR FEATURE IS
SCHEDULED FUR LYRIC
The Great Redcemcr" TO BE or.
fcrcd Monday, tuesday and
Wednesday,

one OF the biggest screen produc-
Tons OF the year w.l! bc seen ut the
Lyric IHcatHr wh.n Maurice Tour
nrurs jH. Great i.Iuccmrr VIII he
lHc feature ~ the DI.! Tor three day.,
beginning tomorrow. I'm. Great iic-
.cumcr, IL ~ ANNOUNCED, is II trc-
VIenauN5 drama OF absorbing human
interest. AcSorJ!nl, 10 the exp scla-
tons ot its producers, II IS destined
10 be- hailed ~ oGIa OF tHc really I'M
prcESiNe pnoic dramas 90 the season.
advance rr.,OrL- on The Great Re-
drCEer' dwell w!tu especial force
wpon she unusual beauty %! the pro-
uuCtiu: nom :. pictorial sIandpViut.
as well 80 upon Iis intensely dra-
matte theme and the moral message Il
carries To al WHO view IL.
The triumph oI true love over false
is the theme OF The f'oroid.cn
Thing" Allan Dwan's FIRST Offering
under til. banner OF Associated Pro-
duccrs. Which VIII bc the feature at
traction 1T IN. Lyric rhcatcr next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Abel Blake !oves Joan. u pretty girl
of provinc.town, on Cape COD. and
Us ready To marry her whcn she IS
called AWAY 10 nurse an uncle VINO is
Ill. Nc sooner has She gone .han
-tbcl falls under the evil spcll OF
Glory Prada. ii dancc-hall beauty.
When glory realizes that she can en-
trap Abel IN no Other Way. she con-
trives TO marry him. tnhappiness is
the result
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Richmond's Theater Program Next Week

sTItA>D-"Adnm and Eva"
comedy with nn- east. Thursday,
Friday md saturday. and sntur-
dn. matinee.
ACADEMY = krfth Nnudryiltr
IAN, body liOmrf" comedy farce
sketch mud four supplemental frn-
lures. Monday, TursJny and We'd
nrsdnS; Fred B0w-rr' Ncyur. u
condemned musical frINoIIty, nnd
four ndditiUnni variety nets.
HfJOI-"Iirnrt. Arc Trump>.''
Mctr" sprcini, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Enid Hrnnrti. In
"Siil> Iin>icr,," Thursday. Friday
and Saturday.
nLIEBIHD-r0m Nix, In "rhe
Texan Monday. Tuesday. We'd
nr~dny md Thursday; variety pro-
gram, Friday aud saturday.
uitONDwN = Won SfroIiciin's
"'rhc Devils Pass Key" all week.
ISIS-Normn rnimndgc, In "Thc
Probation Wife," Monday. Tues
day md Wednesday,; Norma Tnl-
nudge. tn '.Th~ Way of II Woman"
Thursday, FRIDAY and saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

I.fKIC-Tnurncur's ..Thc Great
Hrdc"mcr." Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday,; Aiinn Duun's. .The
Forhiducn rhin=.'' Thursdny, Fri
da. and Saturday.
0DE0N-inroihy Dalton. in -
ltomnniir tdHrnturc,>," Monday;
$50 Long Lefty" Tucsdn!; ..Thc
strnierr." Wednesday; Erinith',
'-Th- Love fiowcr,' Thur-da,;
hnitn stewart. in "iInrrict aud the
ripper FRIDAY aud Saturday.
REN-i:ddi- Polo. In .iSing Of
the Circus Monday: Tom Min, in
.'Fh- Days OF Daring" Tuesday;
Drh Wilson ANA Nc,u Gcrhcr. ia
II he Ernndrd four," Wednesday,;
.'ii"ot" Gibson. In .rwn Fistrd
Live. Ihur-dny: "Suprru,,n."
Friday; .I.ci> IoNic ana Marin
SniS. in ''fhundcrbnlt Jack Sntur-
day.
NiCroR-lrcnr Castle. iu ..Thr
Nmnicur wife, MunGny; Dustin
FarnuW, Ia "Ihc Iron Struin,~
Fursdny aud Wednesdays; Chnrics
Hay. In The Dcsrrtcr."' ThurSiuy;
Dorothy Dalton and Charles Ray,
la Hack OF Man," Friday nnd
saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
LATEST Won STROHEIM
PICTURE At BROADWAY
"rhc Devils Pass Key" Will Bc
Feature OF Playhouse
Next Week.

The Devii's l'ass Key" :, Univer-
sal-Jewel production by Erich Won
Stroheim. the directing genius OF
Blind Husbands" generally pro-
nounc.d 20 he one o! the greatest
.photQD:ENs OF several Years. comes
TO the broadway 'rhcater all next
week Icn StrphC!m's latest screen
production IS founded uncn the story
Clothes aud Trca:hNr:." by Baroness
DeMey"c. The scenario wDA prepared
by Won St-ohc!m himself ana the
drama h.a been produced with un-
sam de Grasse. who played ,he
The DtNiih Pass KEY tie part of
! talcnts ri American 4U'Enr living ia
Paris Win his yonnS wife. who vets
deeply IN debt to an interruptions
niodistc. This woman expects the
girl 10 pet ~ rich lover 20 pay her
bills and Introduces her to q wealthy
young American army officer. Tho
American realizes III" young wife "a
unsonhisticatcd and helps her out OF
her difficulties.
The husband. unawar. tina; his wife
ia the PRINCIPAL figure ia t1t, ,Itnlal.
which has rrnchcd the ccluu-ss Of n
society newspaper bases :, play on
II" storv and hns (; produced IN
Paris. I'hrn the plot taxes on sew
cral situations not dreamed ri h.
the lnrocc"t author. Others In the
east are Ci%d. Fillmore. Una IRE
velyn. Mau,ic George. Leo White
Ruth King, Mac busch. Jack MHtheis
and man: others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
On Stage and Screen Here and There

4 great deal Is expected of the
I'm production of The Girl in the
l'axi," Anthony Mars popnlur stage
lust completed with Mr.. and Mrs.
I,arter de Haven starred. The much
bused term "all-star" seems TO APP
bly, TO this picture. for the cas-, in
ludcs King Baggot. Grace Cunard.
|Dtis Harlan and Lincoln Hummer.
with others OF similar rank.
II is reported that u. w. Griffith
|vii use Dorothy Gish in new Sc
lies OF hve-reel comedies in - more
|,retentious way than ever before. She
has finished her Paramount contract.
William s. Hart liz at work on his
|ast picture for Paramount. and still
declares that il will mark his retire
|nent from the screen. He intends to
write series OF Indian stories for
boys
Lew Fields and Morris Rose have
completed rehcarsals OF Blue Eyes"
|, new musical farce by Leon Gordon
md Leroy Clemens. The music Is by
Meyer. Among the noted people in
the cast are Dorothy Mackate, Ray
Raymond, Olin Rowland and MacDon-
alu Macdonald. The production is
TO omen at the Globe The
alter. Atlantic City, tomorrow.
Appendicitis appears to be epidemic
AMONG tho movie celebrities. a sur
tSSp9ing number have been recent vie
Tins. There Is Tom Santschi. the star
OF '.Westerns;" Sid Chaplin brother
Of the noted comedian; Dagmarl q 3
y; Lois Wilson, thesSlramouptI ead-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

anthony Paul Kelly, who Went &c
Los Angeles recently 10 so over with
Director Edwin Carewe the scenario
for Anita stewards first 1921 pro
ductior. "Thr Tornado" has has
tened back East To Coni,r Will
Joseph NJ. Schencli on Norma Tai.
madsc's new First National vehicle
'Satan's Paradise" scenes for whicI
were recently taken in the West In
dies. Since the debut OF MIR. Kelly
first screen work. Way Down Fast.
soon TO u" seen here" the pcpula,
author has been besicEcd With Of
fcrs from producers TO adapt d;f
Fercnt novels a4d stories 10 screen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
SCENES IN MIX PICTURE
PHOTOGRAPHED AT R0DEO
stunts In "Frontirr Days" VIII BE
shown mt Blucbird
'rhcufcr

Tom Mixs company. which recently
completed filming The Texan
William Fox production from the
novel by James Il. iiendryx. which Is
to ID. shown II; the Bluehird Thcater
tomorrow. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. succeeded In obtaining
some cxccllcn; material for the pic
;ure during the big championship
OF tho Frontier Days" celebration.
The rodco scenes are one OF the i'm
portan; phases of The picture. for
i, is well known that nothing in the
pas,i;ncs OF the true sons of the
plains is so typical OF Western at
mosrhcre as the annual rodeo.
The daring exploits of the cow
boys during the steer bulldosging
events. the broncho busting" and
contests OF skill with the lariat. as
! recorded on the film. VIII be interest
ing. 20 persons all over the country
especially 10 followers Of the West
era type OF story. incidentally. many
| OF MINIS cowboys. who figure In every
Six picture. entered the events. and
several succeeded in carrying away
first honors. Every puncher entered
| made a good showing. which is re-
markahlc inasmuch rs they were
competing against men fresh from
the ranges.
Mix himself served as one OF the
judges during the week OF f.stivity
| and games. Pat Chrisman. a MIX
| cowpunchcr won hrst priz. for the
| Ed Hendcrshott received first money
| in the star bulldogEinr contest when
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

His friends are wondering once
more at the evidence OF Mack S.a-
nett's tremendous energy. The an
nounccment That tho gomcdy King
proposed to add Legitimate, romantic
picture dramas TO his repertoire OF
screen creations IL followed by the
further announcement that in con-
junction with Al. II. Woods, OF New
York, he il TO produce every year At
least two musical comedy or revue
PRESENTATIONS for broadway, ana pos
sibiy for road tours when tho Gotham
engagements are ended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Ing woman: George i.oane Tucker and
Allan liolubar. directors. All the vic
Tins are recovering.
During New Years week. William
Faversham, appearing in The Prince
ana the Pau2cr" at the Booth Thratcr.
New York. will give four matinecs.
as follows: Wednesday, Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. So many asso-
Citations doing work FOR children OF
buy blocks Of seats for the perform
ancc OF The Prince and the Pauper"
that IL has been impossible TO lake
care OF this demand. Mr.. Favcrslia IN
and his business staff took up the
question OF special matinces. with the
Will be made happy by the announce
meni that extra performances are to
be given.
Lois Weber, one of the most no:cd
Of the women directors. is spending
half n million dollars on studio on,
larGcmcnt in Hollywood
The number of former Ziegrcld
Follies girls in the pictures Is be-
coming almost as great as the ros:ar
of oldest living Masons or last sur
vivors Of the Mexican war. Lewis
Selznick has now signed M Martha
Mansfield to succeed Olive Thomas.
Douglas Fairbanks. who has hith-
erto changed his leading woman fire.
quently. has signed Marguerite dc la
Motto for year.
Henry Hull, who is. playing in
When, We Arc. Young 9k,he Broa6
hurst Theater.8 will sh1dress ,, The
so ts'lt treat Club M lev York at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Spanish aud Mexican color haSs.
10 do with four OF the Gotham paiys !
''fhe Bal Man" Spanish Love Thy
WinS.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Zena kcelc. leading woman In Sell
nick pictures. has started on tour
of the Middle West, making per
Soral appearance at the leading the
gtcrs incidental To the showing OF
Red Foam" ia which she pagys Il
lCaiinL role.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

n"ri'S iiay has taken "a unique
'icp by establishing dentist w:.h
q complete outfit AZ his stndio
Necessary cnEaG en.nis ii tn. star
and his players with dentists con.
sumo $" much valuable tim" that Ray
round the installation an actual econ
cn!y. In idle moments OF the actors
ms studio funtionary makes use OF
iimc tina; Is SO costly in making mo-
ton pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

The latest addition to the chorus Of
The Passing Show OF 1920. tho New
YORK Winter Gardens iatcst attrac-
ton, is Anita M!ramar OF Seville
Spain. Miss Miramar. who has ;h,.
hnntstakahle black eyes, dark skin
and blue-black hair Of the pure :sp..n-
lard, Is daughter OF jose Miri.mnr.
wen Known as a ioreador in MaNrL Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

"passion." the first production To
be shown IN America Of Ernest !.u
b!sch. the Europeua Griffith is due
to niGke; forth soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Dice Destiny" the new paths
Special. starring II p. warner is
+. screen adoption hy Fred Myton. OF
N" John \. Moroso novel, '"rhr PEG
pie against Nancy Preston Mproso
Ms formerly n newspaper nan her.
ana :s widely known in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

the club luncheon next week. on The
essential d!rcIUccs in acting Tor
!hc stage and for the screen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

"Liphtuin'" Will have reached IL
l,GDnth consecutive performance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

before going abroad in the spring
Mary pickford viii star: work on
Little Lord Fanntleroy.' The inter-
terriers abroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Seville and Barcelona She has been
in this country only Il few III oaias.
and is studying for !isht opera.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

grandson and nlmrsI,.c al .Jc>:.
James. the famous OUTLAY -! the lag.
E.nerht:on Is TO play the lead IN I.
MN based on The villa life O! IN.
famous bandit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Allan DWml presents
The Forbidden lhinq"
-.,-Lr.t J..t.Oui- i.DDl
Ia ''Ib~ F0rbiddrn I'hinE." Lyric.

usage. "rho Tornado" is a story
- Lana Mur'in. and ''Satan's Para.
usr - picturization 10y Albert
i'arAcr and Anthony Paul Eciiy OF
tndrcw Soutar's novel. "On prin-
Ciplp''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
W. Iinid Co>tnmc Hall.

10 Hold Costume HALL.
LYNCHBURG VA. Dec. 1.-The
Lynchburg post. American Legion.
has appointed Il committee To ar
range for a. fancy dress ball to be
held on WashinGtons birthday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

=
i'arksr and Anthony Paul Keiiy OF
lndrsw Soutar's novel. "on prin-
Cirle.'
Kobsrt = Davis has been appoin;ed
general stag" manager Tor when
We. Are ioans' in which Henry
iiuii Alma i.n and George Marion
AZ" starring a. the Broadaursi. New
/ orb. Mr.. DAVIS began has stage ca :
reef by running away from school
,,rpupe II. saw active service in
france during the war as Il lieu
tenant and upon the signing Of IN.
I:mistise was made nmuseinert Of
!!SeF OF the Twenty Eighth Division
In the army ne worked out with the
crude means ut his disposal many
llenliHS cnectS. whith he is now in
Producing into the modern tncat-r.
"kid' MCCOY. former pugnist.
VINO mas been appearing in movies
Tor various companies during the
pas, three E1sTS. hns gone into husi-
n"S-. convinced that hr viii max &
= better broker than actor.
Soasa's bard recently celebrated
me eompletion of the most success
/ !"i l"ur IN tho history %. Ia, or
sanization More cities and towns
'rEc v,sitcu ma moro pcoUIc maid
70 hear tne March King ana lis
..'hu, ih@n during ANY similar period
i" the history 81 any musical or
t'-NiLailoh on tour. Sou:a's, band.
headed 10. Europe. now bids fare
Ht!. TO TIE American public until
June. when the regular summer and
!-'i! season VIII resume
Iuna Gale has drama,i2ed her best
seller Miss Lulu Ectt." AMI Brock
ieinberton is going u produce IL.
'.ehcarsais are about TO begin. 1t
- GONG to ne interesting to See IL
DOOR which owed its chicf caar.n
10 us quiet humor end SIN quieter
p .i' WI succeed on The stage,
which has been training n,ouio ,hIs
past yea. or fwo TO .shc excitement
o.. me ia nnh Spanish Love" and
other his hita.
Jlni'niv ison, Christie comedian.
has been loaned To constanr. TAI
mfia.Se Tor special part IN her new
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Douglas Fairbanks. who has hith-
erto changed his leading woman fire.
quently. has signed Marguerite dc la
Motto for year.
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New Year.s MlgMt Frank Bacon nu
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kid MCCOY, former uugllist
who has been appearing in movie;
Tor various companies during the
past three y"srs Inns gone into husi-
ness. convinced that hr viii make
- better broker than actor.
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Lois Weber one of the most noted
Of the women directors. is spending
hair million dollars on studio on
larGcmcnt in Hollywood
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Jln,niv 49, .ison, Christie comedian.
mas been loaned TO Constapca Tat
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