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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
New Films

Maurics Tournour's personally
directed production. '-rhe Bait" fea.
turing Hope Hampton. adapted by
Jack Gilbert from Sidney Tolor's
play. THE Tiger Lady"
Dorothy Dalton in I'm Mems
Eyes" an adaptation OF y. Phillips
Oppenheim's novel Jeanne Of the
Marshes" directed by Frank Rcisher
from a scenario by Kathryne
Stuart
Wallace Reid in The Charm
School"
Billie Burke in THE Education OF
Elizabeth" adapted BY Elmer Harris
from the story by Roy Horniman
and directed by Edward Dillon.
Douglas Magician in the Thomas
II. rnce production. 'The Rockies
Return" -
william DE Miles production.
Midsummer Madness" adapted
from Cosmo Hamiiton's story. Ills
Friend and His WIFE" and featur.
Ing Lois Wilson. Lila Lee. Jack Holt
and Conrad Nagel.
The George Fitzmaurice produc-
ton. Money Mad by ouida Der.
gere.
Thomas Meighan in The Frontier
OF the Stars"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Conducted In COOPERATION Wnh
Associated First NdfioHa! PlefnresJ
opcra-IAna cayailcri Is now In
New York 10 fulfll her opefaiIc
engagements for the season She
Ia married and her last picture was
Mad Love"
\. J. A.~~Cathcrine Calvert ia the
widow Of Paul Armstrong. play
wright She has one child. a son.
Paul. Jr. Miss calvert's latest Is
The Heart Of Maryland
Blythe Fan--From a long iist OF
stars and leading women. Betty
Blythe has been chosen as atar OF
THE Truant Husband" Her latest
release IN Fox production Of "-rhs
Queen OF Shepa." sne Is married
10 Paul Scafdon. was educated In
westlake and California universities,
and also studied In Paris
V. \. Pauline Frederick WINS
married 60 the much.married VII.
lard Mack. but divorced him recent
". The handsome Pauline Is now
starring In "A Slave OF Vanity
from the play by Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero. She has bought beautiful
home in Hollywood. California.
where she Is at present living with
her mother.
X. v. T.-Uary Carey has a
ranch IN the Francisqulto canyon
and his latest picture is West Il
West which II considered the beat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

First--Send In your name. nd.
dress. aSs and prcnent oecupa-
ton TO tho Contest Editor. Seat
tie Star. This constitutes your
registration In the competition
second--Be guided by the daily
accountsf IN the Seattle Star. In
this newspaper exclusively will
BE- found advice TO Contestants
ana everything OF interest TO
writer's Who with TO avail them
selves Of this special opportun.
ity.
ThIrd-study the typo Of roles
most suitable TO Louise Ghum.
for your story must tit this star.
Fourth Make your scenarios
as brief as possible. They may
% In any form In which you
choose 10 submit them Advice
along this line Will be given you
thru this Newspaper day BY day.
Fffth-So one 10 barred from
this coptesf. Every one has an
equal chance to vim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
MINI0NS OF LAW
PEEvE NORMA

Norma Tnimadge bumped into an
lnexorabic port regulation the other
day white preparing 60 depart from
BOSTON for the West Indies 10 star
N First National feature film.
Satan's Paradise" adapted from
Andrew ScutnrH novel. "Op Prin.
clple" She had 20 be vaccinatcd.
Notwithstanding her firm dctrrmi-
nation not TO submit 20 the official
outrage. Taking Mgn Talmadgc's
will for an immovable body and the
law Of the land for an Irresistible
fierce. the answer TO the old conun.
drum IL that the latter wins. After
much pouting and protesting. the
niinionA had their way. but whisper
this; The acar will not show when
the actress wears evening dress
Whether u win show WHEN abe
wears a bathing tplt depends upon
whether II il a Mack Srnnctt suit
or on. Of the more conventional
types
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
DWAN SHOOTING"
NEW YORK CROWDS

Allan Dwan. whose productions
Photoplay Corporation. has been
startling New York theatre crowds
in the Times Square district OF late
by making movies OF them as they
emerge from the playhouses. The
process involves magnesium flares.
police projections automobile trucks
and the patience OF Job. according to
Mr.. Dwan. The scenes are for his
next picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Picture. hf{err

Herbert Standing, VINO wys cast
for a prominent part In ''PeGx's Bad
Boy" with little Jack coogan. suf@
fered relapse as the result Of his
accident with a street car 3me time
ago. and had to give UP tie part
Roy Stewart win plgy opposite
Pauline Frederick In her new Robert
son Cole feature, The Mistress oe
shenstone." to be directed by Henry
King.
The cast 10 support Betty Comp
son in her third Independent picturej
irclndes Dick RosgJn. Lon CLANCY.
Frank campeau. George Cooper
Harry Duffield. Camille Astor an0
Bert Woodruff.
June Anterior. 1T-year-oid niece Cd
Gertrude Atherton. the famous nov<
elist. viii appear for the first time
In pictures in her aunt's new produo-
ton. ''Nnblesse. Oblige," now underl
production al GOODWIN
Wanda Hawley has completed
The Snob." and Is making prcpara-
tons to begin on her next Realare
feature. IAN Night Long" '
David Winter. n newcomer in the
films, il 10 play an important pard
In the next Katherine Macdonald
feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
HE'S GOING TO t.
HAVE A REST

After playing and singing for q
years in every country that boasts
OF modern theatre. after appear
ing in opera. drama. comedy and
vaudeville. and after teaching dane
ing. mukic and EXPRESSION In the
large American cities. Nick dc Ruiz
who is appearing in "once TO Every
Woman" with Dorothy Phillips. and
Honor Bound" with Frank Mayo
has settled In Southern California
and announced that henceforth he
viii devote his talents exclusively &c
portrayal OF character parts in mo
ton pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
LILLIAN GISH WITH
JEROME STORM

Jerome Storm commenced work
this week on the crst picture star
ring Lillian Cish for the Frohman
Amusement company. The produc-
ton win bear the trade mark Of
storm Pictures."s Mr. Storm fur.
Their qualities as one OF the screen
masters By making two discover
les. one a stsnographer In New
York office, another a pupil in tho
AIyicne Dramatic school Of New
York. Both are cast for roles In the
Lillian Gish picture. tentatively
titled s'World shadows"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
MISS OWEN ON
VACATION TRIP

scena owen. who has Jus, finished
In Between Two Thieves" In which
she supported william Russell. and
who recently had one OF the princi.
pal roles In tho all-star cast Of
Lavender and Old Lace" is on her
way 10 New York City. where abe
will remain for two months. She
was accompanied by her small
daughter Patricia. her secretary and
her maid
Before returning 10 los Angeles
she will probably visit Florida. and
expects TO return by way Of Spo-
kane. her former home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
HER IDEAL MEN ARE
FROM NiE COLLEGES

The ideal NAH Is ns hard 10
describe ~ he IA 10 find. Elaine
HaHimer>fein thinks. II N n
wise girl. she says. who can keep
from idealizing Just ordinary.
average. nice m~n; and then feel.
ing disappointed when they don't
III Into the ideal role. Generally
speaking. this Seisnick star be-
iievcS thai ideal men. or near
ideal men. are 10 be recruited
from the ranks Of American col
kgc men. She says she doesn't
care for geniuses. tho she could
never forgive man for not hav-
ing an appreciation OF beautiful
and artistic achievements. TEN
psrauw NAL men ARE her pet
abomination. but she doesn't dis
criIninaie against handsome men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
THE SKY PILOT"
NEARLY COMPLETED

Not exactly travsiworn. but Ftiii
more than glad 10. be- home. Colleen
Moare. David Butter and the other
members 81 King yidor's The Sky
Pilot" company have returned 10 Los
Angeles from an extended location
trip lasting more than a month. The
remaining scenes for the picture will
be filmed at the vldor plant la
Hollywood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

ceive M Tho prire-winnlng manu-
scripts The remaining Is win prob
ably include several that Read viii
wish TO purchase.
II you have not already written a
scenario. get busy and do no at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
CRANE TO RETURN
To MOVIES

Altho Opportunity" is far from
the end OF Its run on Broadway.
James Crane. who IL playing the
leading role, IL planning an early
return to- the screen. Mr.. Crane
may combine photoplay and stage
work during the coming winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Louise Glaum Picture Opens
at Liberty November eth

J. Parker Read. jr-Scattie star
Scenario contestants who have been
anxiously waiting TO see Miss Glaum
In one Of her late pictures. viii be
given that opportunity when Miss
Glaum CORES 10 the Liberty for an
engagement. beginning November 81.
In Love Madness a c. Gardner
sullivan pho,odrama.
Love Madness ~ n dramatic
story which tells OF the fight % a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Every ono has an equal chance.
Seattle II one OF the six Pacific
Coast cities In the contest Each
city win send three scenarios 10 the
grand judges. and they viii select
the best three OF all the 10 they re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Henry Walthan, one Of the
foremost character actors
upon the screen, has returned
TO his first lone, the spoken
drama. WalthaH comes TO the
Metropolitan IN person, Nov.
2S, and aoiH give an afternoon
and evening performance of
"Ghosts," Henrik ISben's dra-
matte play.
Mary Charleson, also O
screen faUor1te, aoiH appear
as WaIthaWs Leading aooman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
Nd6y!S BUYS
SPANISH ESTATE

.ts~.o Moreno, who Is returning
re field OF feature stars after
20 years on the serial circuit. has
purchased an estate In southern
spain. Denials OF marriage, how
ever, were fssued at once, thus frus.
trasinR any panic. Mr.. Moreno al
ready has commenced work on his
first vitagraph special. which is
from n magazine story. The Three
Heyens," by. Perley Poore sheehan.
lie plans to make one feature in
spain next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

noble souied woman TO save the life
Of her husband. condemned to die
for q crime he did not commit
The scenes range from tho homes
Of the upper strata Of society TO the
lowest dens OF the underworld.
An alistar east. headed BY Matt
Moore. appears In support OF Miss
Glaum-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
REX
1.-THE REVENGE OF TARTAN"

tGoldwyn)
TARTAN sss.s...s-s.ss sss.s C'he FoitAf
"Ths Revenge Of Tarzan." which
opsned today at the Rex. Is a sequel
10 the widely heraIded Tarzan stories
by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
New York. London. Paris, Algfcrs
and the African coast are In turn To-
cations for the thrilling action. and
the plot bristIes with such events as
A desperate tight between Tarzan and
a rang OF ruffians. a duel between
Tarzan and jealous husband, and
hand.to-hsad fighting between Tar
sar L. crowd Of savage fanatics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
BURNS ON THE JOB

Detective, William J. Burns made n
visit 10 Universal City recently TO
give Lon CLANCY. who is playing the
role OF the San Francisco gangster
IN PRISCILLA Deans new picture, out
side the Lsr." some tips on the new
est tricks OF the big city gunner
He told CLANCY how the gunner
carry and use their weapons. their
method OF attack and the latest fads
OF the underworld. and these CLANCY
has incorporated In his portrayal,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

Milton Sills and Ora Carew viii
play the leading roles In the Metro
all.star picture, what is the Matter
With Marriage7" TO be made from
Jack London's story, THE Little
Lady Of the Big House."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
WANT NEW ROLE
FOR MISS GI.AUM

Miss Caum must have a new role
And thar Il tho reason ]. Parker
Read. jr.. has offered 5000 in prices
for the best threc scenarios that will
serve as a starring vehicle for this
actress. Read has even stated that
he win buy all scenarios he can use.
whether they win prizes or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
IL B f r T Y
~ruE nRNNnING IRoN

N0oidNNnl
Jean Carver. barbara Castfeton
Pierre. .ss..ss..s..ss.s.sJ JAMES htfkweea
Gael. Richard Tucker
DARBARA CASTLEroN Il the
- star OF The branding Iron" the
dramatic photeplay which opened at
the Liberty today.
The story Is OF Pierre. man who
brands. with a branding iron. Joan.
ths woman who belongs TO him. she
Is rescued BY Gael. playwright. who
Il In the wilds TO write a new play.
From here on the picture has many
dramatic angles and the audience Is
treated to real surprise when at
the climax Joan Is forced 90 choose
between the two men who love her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
COLO N l A L
THE VENGEANCE OF DURAND'
lYItaxrnphl

which nationality produces the
most skIiful courtiers and love
nakers7 The opportunity TO observe
the different forms Of iove-making
a. employed by English. French and
American men Of high type is offered
In The Vengeance Of Durand." the
Rex Beach story. which has been
transferred TO the screen. BY Mr.. and
Mrs. George Randolph Chester.
ALICE Joyce Is featured In this pho
topiay which opened at the Colonial
today. First she appears as Marion
Durand, wife OF a-French aristocrat,
and later the role Of her own daugh-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
S T r AND


The love Of Jim Cieland for bis
young and pretty adopted sister.
stephanic Clciand. Is the predominant.
ing theme OF The Restless Sex" the
photoplAy at the Strand
The picture il an adaptation Of the
famous novel written By Robert w.
Chambers II was first published In
seriae form in a popular magazine
and later made It's appearance on the
market in book form.
Marion Davies. an Ideal Chambers
type, 4 cast m the leading roIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
COL S E u M
THE IAIIRIRp"

tParamounO
Shakespeare Clancy Douglas Nset<sn
Alice whitney. -..-.-..--.. .spore MAY
'Skeetsr" Burns. ........ lev Morrtssn
Noah GIBBS. william 'courtFish<
Douglas MacLean and Doris May.
partners In fun. come TO the Coli
scum today in The Jailbird." hi
larious comedy drama. In which Doug
appears as . seifconscious crook and
Miss May his little country sweet.
hart
One Of the most exciting scenes In
the picture occurs when the crook. In
company with some companions. or
ganixes a fake oil company and u
turns out that the ground they
thought worthless really has oil.
OF course. in the end. Doug decides
- Ego straight" .a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

wheeler oakman. Patricia Palmer
and Ray Cannon win support Bessie
Love in Penny" her coming picture
fcr Andrew J. Callayhan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20
ADAPTS FILM
TO FOOTLlGHTS

Tod Browning win write an un.
derworld drama for the stage. con.
structing II on the plot OF his origi-
nal screen play. Outside the Law. .
production OF which was recently
completed. This IL the first time In
dramatic history that a motion pic.
turc director has turned stage dram
afIst
picture he has ever made. The
scenes are laid In the ranching and
mining country OF Arizona. and the
actual locations OF the story were
used in making the film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-20

~HELp IN TRUST

tAetrol
mary Manchester. ...... May Allison
StAnf"fA aorkAs. srsss.sss siaffeti russ
Hashreeck Rutherford. Waiter t.onx
JAzpsr Haix. .John a. kliiott
May Allison. last seen here as the
heroine Of The Cheat" comes TO the
Clemmer today IN Held In Trust"
In this picture Miss Allison has the
rols OF little shopgiri who wins
riches by impersonating a young
widow who II In reality dead. The
scheme runs along smoothly until
May falls In love. and then the com
plications begin.
As the wealthy young widow Miss
Allison Is able to display a wonderful
assortment OF beautiful gowns
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

is how a prison official who frequently
sees the eleven hunger strikers in the
prison here described to the Associated
Press the condition Of the prisoners,
who to-day entered the sixtieth day Of
their fast.
About every four days, the official
said, he observed a change in them.
"Thcy go along for several days with
out visible alteration" he described.
Then suddenly they seem to strike a
new stage and drop down.
"The skin is now drawn over their
faces as tight as drum and all of them
are hollow eyed. Every day their cells
are freshly sprayed"
The official expressed admiration for
the care being given the men by the
nuns.
Il never saw anything like the nurs-
ing the hunger strikers are getting"
he declared. "There is not bed mark
on any of them. They have new mat
tresses made of eide rdown. These
mattresses are more than two feet
thick and the sheets Sre stretched so
tightly there is no crease whatever.
The patients lie on air cushions reach
ing to their shoulders. They are
covered with blankets as light as down
The temperature of the cells is never
allowed below SO degrees fahrenheit,
and the water bottles with which each
prisoner is surrounded are renewed
with hot water day and night Most
Of the time the prisoners lie absolute
y inert and only the breathing and
the beating Of their hearts show they
are alive"
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Japan to Increase Force
On Chinese Side of Corea
VIII Notify Other Countries of
Reasons; Charges Attacks by
Bandits i'm MaDchuria

TOXIC, Oct. 9 (EE The Associated
Press Decision to reinforce Japan
ese contingents on the Chinese side Of
the Corean frontier was reached ut a
meeting of the Cabinet yesterday. One
battalion will be sent from Corea, and
more will 20 if it is deemed neces-
sary, while the depict Corean
garrison will be filled up with troops
returning from Siberia. Japan viii
notify China and c~.acr foreign powers
Of the reasons for the steps she is
taking, it was announced.
Forty japanese soldiers, who have
been surrounded by bandits near
Hunchun Manchurian town near the
Corean frontier, have repulsed the
enemy with heavy losses, say advices
from Seoul Hunchun lies in ruins
and the people have fed. On the
morning of October 6, Japanese troops
encountered body Of Coreans on the
Manchurian side of the frontier, and
in the resulting clash fifty Coreans
were killed and fourteen japanese
were wounded.
Territory infested by bandits near
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Secret Treaty Story Denied
U. S., France and Britain Not in
Pact Against Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9.-Statcmcnts
that there had been discovered in the
archives of the Mexican Foreign Office
the copy Of secret treaty between the
United States, France and Great Britain
against Mexico, which have been sttrib-
uted by newspapers here to Hilario
Medina, were denied by him last night.
Senor Medina, who was Under Secrc-
tary in charge Of the Foreign Office dur
ing former President Carranza's ad-
ministration, declared he had been in
formed by various diplomats during his
visit to the United States and Europe
early this year that such a treaty ex-
listed.
Rumors, which are 80 far impossible
of confirmation, say that the only docu-
ment such as Senor Medina described
was a forged copy Of an alleged treaty
with which the German government de-
ceived Carranza during the war.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Lithuaniarlsa and
Poles Fight Or,
Despite Truce
Armies in Desperate Battle
All Day and Night Near
Wilma; Leaders Declare
1t is War to a Finish
City Partly Evacuated
Each Nation Blames Other
for Hostilities; League
Commission Off to Field

RIGA, Oct. 8 (By The Associated
Press).-The Lithuanians and Poles
engaged in a heavy battle, lasting all
Of yesterday and last night, sixteen
versts COZ miles) south of Wilma, the
Lithuanian capital, with heavy losses
to both sides, says Lithuanian official
statement, dated at Wilma, to-day. "The
fight will be to a finish," the state
ment adds.
"Vilna's institutions have been evac-
uated,' the communicate continues "In
case of our retreat the Allied mission
Will safeguard our interests ana repre-
sent the Lithuanian government. A
part OF the city administration and the
militia will be left in their care
The French and English officers, the
French Consul, NJ. Coumfau, and DR..
Schaulys have gone to the front The
commission of the League OF Nations
has not yet arrived.
"Such,' concludes the communique," /"
are the results of the Suwalki confer
ence"
WARSAW, Oct. 9-An official COM
muniqu6, issued last night, says the
Lithuanians, despite the armistice
have resumed hostilities and have been
attacking Polish positions along the
River Merechanka.
RIGA, Oct. 9.-Complaint is made by
Lithuanian authorities that the Poles
prevented the signing of an immediate
armistice covering all territory in dis
pute between the two countries and
that Poland was delaying an agreement
as to the demarkatiOn line until Polish
troops could occupy all the territory
they wanted.
The control commission of the League
of Nations, which is endeavoring to
settle the differences between Lithua-
MIA and Poland, went from Suwalki to
Orany yesterday to investigate condi-
tions. Previous to leaving Suwalki it
fixed a provisional boundary line and
issued orders, couched in emphatic
terms, that both the Poles and Iithua-
mans must retire at least three and
one-half miles from this frontier The
Lithuanians insist the Poles have re-
fused to obey
New-York tribune., 1920-10-10
Fire Bombs Wreck
City Hall in Cork
Si1 Explosions Destroy Part Of
the Buikling; Voileys Of
Bullets FOLIO1D the BI0sf

CORK, Oct. (By The Associated
Press Part of the City Hall here was
destroyed by bombs about a o'clock
this morning. Six explosions were
heard. Then came considerable rifle
fire. So far as known there were no
casualties.
The damage was confined chiefly to
the rooms in the west end of the build
ing. One of these, which was used by
the water department, was burned out
by fire following the explosions, and the
departmtns books and records for fifty
years were destroyed
The blaze was prevented from spread
ing by the stone partition walls.
The adjoining rooms, occupied by the
Department Of Public Health, were
damaged by explosions. The theory is
that bombs were thrown into them
through the windows.
Large pieces of cast iron, like shell
castings, and bits Of metal similar TO
shrapnel were found in the debris.
The Offices of the engineering depart
ment, above the wrecked rooms, were
not damaged, but many windows in
front of the building were pierced by
bullets. A bullet was fired through the
window. Of a room occupied by Daniel
Ring, the night watchman, who telo-
phoned for the fire brigade when the
first explosion occurred.
Although the curfew limit had ex-
pired an hour previous to the attack,
the fire brigade was halted by patrols
at Parnell Bridge, leading to the AL
bert Quay, upon which the City Hall is
situated. The fremen, after some de-
lay, were permitted to proceed. They
quenched the flames and saved the re-
mainder Of the building. 1t has not yet
been decided whether the fire was
caused by an incendiary bomb or from
the ignition of gasoline
The reports on the occurrence say
that from four to six explosions took
place.
Two explosions reported from the