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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
SAY MRS. WESTON
ELOPED WITH MUSICIAN
Vito OF Millionaire Lumber King
OF Mississippi Detained by
Local Authorities.

Mrs. a. c. Weston. aged IS. wife
of millionaire lumber King. OF
Mi;s;sisSSippi, Is in jail here. together
sician. with whom police say she
was clipping, being held for Missis-
sippi authorities on suspicion of the
theft OF her husbands automobile
and Repositories for violation of
the Mann white slave act.
Mrs. Weston, who, tho detectives
declare, is one of the most attractive
women ever to become entangled in
the snares Of the police net, is also
Justice and will be given n hearing
this morning by l. H. Kemp, head OF
the department here.
When taken into custody here,
Mrs Weston was wearing more
than $4,000 worth OF diamonds. She
automobile in which the pair were
said to be travelling was the prop
crty of her husband. the police de-
clare. and was calm and self
possessed while being Quizzed by the
detectives.
Every hour or so last night. and
all day yesterday. kilograms were
received by officials here from the
frantic millionaire husband en- route
from New Orleans. where he was
port. Miss. He telegraphed from Enc
train at practically every stop. it is
declared the Department OF Justice
having received some of his mes
sages All OF them were to the ef-
feet that his wife was to be given
every consideration, and that no en-
pense was to be spared to make her
comfortable and happy until his ar
rival.
Police say that the couple is
wanted by mississippi authorities
and also by the Department OF Jus
tice and will be held until instruc-
tons to release them are received
The automobile Is .rorth $4,000. ac-
cordinG to the police. No charge
against the couple is to be made
here, except that of being fugitives
from justice.
Captain a. S. Wright. Of the detec-
tive department, questioned the
prisoners yesterday afternoon and
ordered that the woman be given
every consideration. Bayersdorffer
apparently was much more worried
about the predicament OF the couple
than Mrs. Weston. He is about
twenty-five years of age and is said
to he penniless.
Mrs. Weston would give the police
no reason for leaving her husband
yesterday other than that she re-
GREETED marrying him sometime after
the step was taken because of diff
ference In their ages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Demand security OF Mrs. buckley.

Demand Security OF Mrs. buckley.
Justice John Crutchfeld yesterday
lifting cases which have been on the
Police Court docket for several
months and principal among which
have been several charges against
Mrs. +. c. Buckley. In Police Court
yesterday he ordered that Mrs. Buck
ley be put under security OF 500 in
each case against her for a period OF
six months. and that the other cases
of like character be disposed of SINH
larly. Trial Of the cases was con-
Quoted during the week. but Justice
Crutchfield reserved his decision until
such time as he had considered the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
DRY AGENTS ACTIVE
Despite Curtailment of Dcpartment
Appropriation, Efforts Are
PrOduCtiYc of Rcaulfn

Reports coming to the Commission
err OF Prohibition. Harry B. Smith.
yesterday show that, despite the ac.
ton of the General Assembly. in
greatly curtailing the force OF the
department through reduction OF the
departments appropriation. many ar
rests are yet being made by the pro
hibition inspectors.
Four reports coming into the office
yesterday show that in Danville three
raids were made yesterday by in
spectors and several gallons OF
whisky and three arrests were made
Joe Holland was arrested at Glen
to six months In Jail, reports receiv-
ed show. Arrests throughout the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

West End Gun Club. american
TrapshoOters' Association, regis
tered shoot, 10.
Farmcr-Labor party, Murphy's
Hotel. ..
United Commercial Travellers,
PSthinn Castle. 4 to
Travellers Protective Associn-
ton, S;l5.
Virginia. S;30.
Strand. Al G. Fields Ministries,
2:20 md S;l5.
Academy. Keith vaudeville and
motion pictures, $3.50. s and O:3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Cadet Corr. Appointments.

Nppolntment of commissioned Of
nGers was made vest erday in the John
Marshall High School cadet corps
and and will take effect at once. Aps
nointments are regularly made at
inc END or each school term. but be-
cause OF the large number Of cadets
VINO rallied to return to school this
session, other officers had TO be ap-
ppointed. The appointments follow :
X Blankenship. c. T. King. second
- E,ientenants III. Dudley. w. Crcnshaw
w n; Biank. First Sergcants c. Watkins
RAN Su'1ehin, a. McCarroll;. J. Goddin.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Grace Covenant Pres
byterian Church

(Monument Avenue, between Lom-
hardy Street and Allen Avenue.)
PUBLIC worship at II A. NJ and 8
p. M. At the morning hour Rev.
Charles L. King. pastor. will preach
on Gaining Christ" At night his
subject will be, "The Meaning and
Necessity of Faith" Sabbath School
meets at $3.50 A M. Brotherhood and
Biole Classes at GAS A. M. Young
Peoples Society, 7:15 p. NJ.
Strangers are invited to meet with
us.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
SUNDAY IN THE CHUR CHE,S
METHODIST.
Broad Street M. E.
Church

Preaching II A NJ by tho pastor,
Rev. Fred r. Chenault Subject,
"Seed-Time and Harvest" Sunday
morning Is designated as a Home
Coming Service" and every member
OF tho church is expected TO he pres
ent at 8 p. ~. Sam w. Small will
preach on Tho salvation of Unclo
Sam"
Public invited to both services.
You will feel at homo.
Como and be with uE.
Tho student body OF tho city will
find welcome horC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

Unusual style is apparent in
these Real French Kid Gloves,
made of selected skins that will
give excellent wear and Of fine ap-
pearance. They are shown in
black, white, tan, brown, gray.
mole and champagne, with self or
contrasting embroidery, at $3.50
a pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Trial OF the sui, of Tildsly Coal
Company against the Moore Lime
Company was begun before Judge
crump and a Law and Equity Court
jury yesterday afternoon. The case
came up on an appeal from the Civil
Justices Court. a small contested
account - h7<oived. The case will
he probably decided today.
Herald Dudley was chosen rresi-
dent AT recent meeting of the senior
Class Of John Marshall High School.
Nice-Prcsident. Miss Il. Can: score
tary. Nathan Lambeth: treasurer.
Robert McCarroll: girl representative.
MISS 9; smith; boy representative. w.
Kntciine: faculty adviser. Miss c.
Wheeler.
Department Commander. Charles
Iohiig' and STAFF. consisting of Adj
Ju,ant Binford CAPTAIN NJ, Davidson
Boston today with about nifty other
prominent Odd Fellows. TO attend the
annual convention OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge Of the /. O. o. F.. to be
held in ;hc Hub city September 20
TO october .. Captain Davidson will
visit friends and relatives in New
YORK and Philadelphia on his return
from the convention.
Rev. ]. +. Carey, pastor Of Grace
Methodist Church has secured the
6erEe sisters. singing evanEelists, OF
baltimore, 10 assist in the special re-
vivai which begins tomorrow and
continues for two weeks. They will
nave charge Of the singing in the
at o'clock
Returns from the tag day yester-
day for Floyd Hall, n boarding home
for business girls, on South Th;rd
Street. conducted by the Catholic Wo.
mans Clubs could not he estimated
Iast night on account of a number
OF boxes not turned in. The appeal
met with a generous response
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Third Presbyterian
Church

tTwcnty-sixth and Broad strects.)
Tho nBstor.. Rev: II: ]. Williams.
Sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ. Brother
hood Bible Glass meets at 10 A. M.
in the building adjoining tho church.
You are cordially invited to meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
CHRISTIAN.
CHRISTIAN.
Seventh Street Chris
tan Church

The pastor, the Rev. Fl. d. c. Mac.
iaehlan. Will occupy his pulpit at II
a. M. and p. NJ. Tho subject for
the morning sermon will be: Open
Eyed wonder" The subject for the
evening will be: ITO Be Had for the
Taking. Sunday School at $40
NJ: Christian Endeavor at Jpn
EPISCOPAI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
rnEsnY TieI,IAN.
First Presbyterian
Church

Preaching at II a. M. by Rev. r.
". LancaHter, d. ID. At 8 p. M, by
Rev. NJ. X. Turnbuii. ID. d. Sunday
School Mt o:a0, and Biblo Glasses at
10 A. M.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
UNITARIAN,
Unitarian Church
tFioyd Avenue and Harrison st-AatS
OUR FAITH.

OUR FAITH.
The Fatherhood of God.
The Brotherhood of Man.
The Leadership of Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
Tho PROGRESS Of Mankind Onward
and Upward Forever.
Rev. Frank Pratt, Subject, 1.-THE
Gospel Of Jesus: What.Was .It?".
Strangers especially welcome.
No evening service through Sep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25

Women's Eight-Button, Over
Sewn Kid Gloves, in white, brown,
gray and tan, at $500 a pair.
Women's French Kid Gloves,
with novelty Bandeletti, in white,
black, brown and gray, with con-
trasting embroidery, at $3.50
pair.
Women's Novelty Strapped
Wrist Capeskin Kid and Mocha.
Gloves, in all the new Fall colors,.
moderately priced.
Floor One. West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Sunday in the Churches
BaP'FLaT.
Calvary Baptist
Church

The pastor. Rev. Carter Ashton
Jenkens. will preach at both services.
Morning theme, lsaiah's Plan of Sal
vation." Evening theme, "A Sad
Case"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
The WeH-Groomed
WOMAN'S GLOVES

Correct Gloves indicate the exquisite
distinguishes the Of breeding This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-25
Beautiful

in large assortments of American Mink Scotch Mole Hudson
Seal dyed Muskrat Gray Squirrel Skunk Konsky Black
Lynx Fox in all the seasons popular coors Wolf Fitch
All these Furs among those selling special prices
Floor Two West y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
FEW REAL COMEDIES,
SAYS VIM, De MILE

William DE Mile. who has
achieved nm enviablo reputation no,
only ms the author Of such stage
plays as 'stronrhcart" and 1.-THE
Warrcns OF Virginia" but also ar
"a director and author Of stories
for the screen. believes that there
n a demand In the photopiny field
for the new kind OF comedy. More
over, In the new series OF pictures
which Mr.. DE Mile is producing
Tor Paramount Artcraft release.
he aims 10 meet this demand.
Comedy has been defined MS tho
humorous side OF drama" said tho
producer recently. VERY few
screen comedies live up exactly to
this definition. We have farce.
alapstick. and the smart, sophisti.
Gated type that. for want OF a bet.
ter name. Ia called polite comedy.
But the real comedy. In my opinion.
carries along with It's laughter "A
" tears. genuine tug at the
heart. and an atmosphere OF sim.
pie reality. II porays the sunny
side OF life, but II gives thought
To the other side also. Its chief
ingredients are humor. health. and
heart.appeni"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
Picture hf{er

Gladys George will appear With
Thomas Meighan Ia Easy Street
Max Linder'n first five.rcel comedy
Is titled Seven Years lad Luck"
Richard Dix. former stage player.
Is now In pictures. He will be seen
with Sylvia Dreamer In Parrot and
Company"
scona owen win play an important
role In Lavender and Old Lace"
Louis n. Mayer has purchased the
old stage meiodrarna. why. Girls
Leave Home" which will Ia made
into a screen play.
Viola Dana. May Allison and Alice
LAX. recently went TO Arrow head
Springs 10 help entertain the conyal
escent soldiers at the government
hospital
Naximova Is going 10 organize her
own film producing company. chas.
Bryant thcr hunbandD VIII fnanAs G
the organization.
Marion Davies has started work on
The Love plksr."
Tia said F-iorenx Zscgfeld has In.
serted a clause in all contracts with
his beauty chorus, barring motion
picture work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
MARSHALL NEllAN
TURNS THE TABLES

Marshall seilan last week turned
tn. tables on the dramatic and mo.
ton picture critics Of Los Angeles
when he staged a movie reel in which
the newspaper men played tho diff
fercnt characters. Later the film
was shown before the members OF
the cast OF Go and Get IT. Neilans
newest screen production. and the
players finally achieved a long felt
revenge. The following day the &C.
tors and Actresses wrote what they
thought Of n. newspaper m~n as
players. and took advantages Of
this opportunity 10 boost ~ each
critic In their own particular man.
nor. Among tho movie players who
turned critics on this occasion were
Wesley c'frcckies'1 Barry. PAT
o'MAiley, Marjorie Daw, Colleen
Moore. Norah Beery. George Drom.
gold. Tom wilson. Agnes Ayres and
Charles West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

ent TO play In tn. movies than 4,
does in tho legitimate. Every facial
expression. every gesture. and every
emotion. no matter how Expressed.
must be exaggerated for the camera.
don't think playing In stock has
made me "A better screen actress. but
believe 10 has helped me to become
a NOR. versatile one. In a stock com.
pany you play different role every
week. You are appearing In one part
In the evening and rchearning an.
other In the morning. In a recent
picture OF mine. 'L'Apache.' ! played
two parts. in Black IL White three.
and In The Dark Mirror two. You
can easily s~~ how experience In
stock would help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
Playing in Stock Company
Valuable to Dorothy Dalton

IxyHETHER or not previous expert.
W enee on tho stage In helpful TO =
motion picture star Ia much.
mootrd question. Recently Dorothy
Dalton was asked her opinion on the
subject.
THAT depends" answered tho
pretty star Take my own case for
instance: have often been Cited as
screen actress who never appeared
on the stage. Which ls not accurate
Was n member OF n stage stock
company for several years. That en-.
perience has been very valuable to
mr. as motion pictur. player. tho
not in the way you nigh, think.
1T requires different sort Of tai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
SELLS STARS PORTRAIT
TO AID POOR ARTIST

Henry Give. noted actor .iliussrat
Or now playing In an X. A. Walsh
production. IL painting a portrait Of
Miram Cooper. film star. which the
Mayfiower photoplay corporation 10
negotiating 10 purchase for 81 900.
the money to be turned over to an
artist in Chicago who recently adver.
tised his baby for sale for $1,000. be.
cause. he claimed. he was destitute
and could not support the child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
NEW ROGERS PICTURE
FILMED IN FRISCO

WIN Rogers. with his director.
Clarence Badger. and a company Of
IS CoIdwyn players. left for San
Francisco this week TO make scenes
for The Guile OF Women" The
company. which includvAs Lionel Bel
more. Bert sprotte. Doris Pawn and
Nick Cooley. viii be in Frisco about
three weeks. The story centers about
n swede iumberjack. and the steam
schooner Santa Barbara loaded with
100000 feet. OF lumber has been ne.
cured for three days. A set win be
built on top Of 'F'risco's highest Of
flee buildings TO get the shipping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
MANUFACTURING SNOW
IS DIFFICULT TASK

Making blizzard scenes FOR a pic.
turr In southern California is a
task Of which tho best movie dircc.
tors halk. Natural snow simply
docsn't exist In that part Of tn.
country. Nevertheless some mighty
fine snow pictures have been filmed
In sunny California
Now is II doneg
Director Thomas ffcffrun IL not
anxious TO give away any of the
tricks 81 the trade.
Il don't believe In disclosing IN
ssde stuff about tho movies" he
said recently. 1T destroys alt the
healthy Illusions audiences have.
And II makes them cry. Fake.
when remarkable effects that are
really on the level are produced.
But ! don't mind limiting in the
case OF the movie snow storm that
a lot can he done with bits Of as
bcssos for the falling snow and rock
salt TO make the ground white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11


ciated First National Pictures
Mildred--Ycs. Bert Lytell is mar.
ried and he's an American. Write
to him at Metro. Hollywood. Cal
Walter McGraii was born In Brook.
lyn In fsss and you can get the rest
of the Information you want by writ
ms him at los Berkeley pl.. Brook.
lyn. y. Y.
AntonoFa-The addresses you ask
Tor follow; May Allison. Metro. Hol.
lywood. Cal: Katherine Macdonald.
Katherine Macdonald Pictures cor
pora;ion. Los Angeles. Cal. /, is
more than likely that they would
answer IL you wrote them.
Cressy-David wark Griffith was
born In Ia Grange. Ky. In 1850 and
he may now be reached at the Crit.
nth studio, Mamaronock. y. Y. Ann
Forrest has been playing ingenue
and leading woman parts. but she
has not yet been advanced to the
heights Of stardom. Anita f.oos' adj.
dress Is ais T.. ssth St. New York
City.
+. D.--Francls Ford has not re-
tired from the screen. | do no,
consider Viola Dana n vamp. Her
favorite pastirnes are dancing. swim.
ming and motoring. Shirley Mason's
Iet hobby Is playing the piano.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
WILL GIVE SPECIAL
SHOW FOR AUTHOR

Authors usually are Che first 10 sec
the stage or screen presentations OF
their works. but Gouverneur Morris
IL yet TO see his own story. "Trurn-
pet Island made into a picture play
by Nirlgraph. The famous fiction
writer has been away from the large
centers for several weeks. a special
showing OF the picture will be given
for his benefit Immediately upon his
return to New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
c. OLI S f u M
~wHAT-s YOUR HURRY

tFAfanlnuhtf
n,sssx rhcad.. 1900. wallace REID
virginia MaeMurran ........-I4a Lois Wilson
Patrick MacMurren. ..s.... Charles Oslo
office boy. .-...... Ernest bvttsr~crth
Imagine handsome. rattily dressed
Wallace Reid as a stunt actor" It's
hard TO imagine Waiiy risking his
life TO provide thrills for the faded
aim fan.
In Whats Your Hurry the new
comedy drama which opens at the
Coliseum today. waily performs
many daredevil stunts and brings
the picture TO an exciting climax BY
driving a numbering truck into tor
rent Of water 10 plug up the dam
which threatened TO food out the lit
tie valley in which he lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

tiNFKrN--fiaru ktmhati Ncung In
srhr saul ef Rafael"
Mitchell Lewis In ''rhe
Matiny of Ei-tnore..
Cpti~tt N--Waiiy. Held In whats
Noor uursse-
STNA>p--tanuie uuvstss "fuumcr~
e~aae" tseeoud week.,
coto>ttir--tdwar Earle In '~rhe
Law vi the Yukon"
kkN---Eugene o'Hrien In "A Fool
and His Money"
oAk-~>asinosa In Eve for Eye"
begins sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
"EyE FOR EYE"


A big double feature bill liz sched
uied for the Oak theatre on Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday, when Nazimo.
va will be seen in Eye for Eye, 4"
5one OF her greatest pictures, and
Mack sennetts hilarious comedy,
"Down on the Farm" will be shown.
- The actiop OF the Nazimova pic
re ls Iald in Arabia. with the
ysctrees appearing in the role OF a
young Arabian girl who falls in love
with French officer. Their romance
furnishes the main theme Of the
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
S T r "A N ID
"HrM0REsQlE'

~ ~ &ttf&AAhf
Ntha terN ss+tsssss.ssssses Alma Ruhens
Mama haatof. ..ss..4s~..s. Vera Gordoa
Icon hantor. s.s.s.*sss bobby Connolly
Leon hantor tiatsrl. 4...s.s sGaston GLASS
LNANNfE HURST'S great story.
"Humoresque. which Is being
held over at the Strand this week. Is
n photoplay on a par with The Mir
62e Man" and other bis screen sue.
II Is a tale OF youthful genius and
mother love. with the scenes laid
chiefly In New York's Ghetto and
Fifth ave.
Miss Hurst. as is well known. II
right az home In portraying with a
realistic touch the characters Of New
iork's humber inhabitants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

tEquttyt
Na~ta Rsquei Astsvan. ..s...........
..............C Clara Klmbau Young
Rafael Arteaga. Bertrsm Gfsssby
y. Captain. ...s....ss. Juan as "a truh
iona Ls1isa .......... .Engsnis BsSssrcr
Clara Kimbail Young appears as
4 young convent girl In The Soul
Of Rafael" her latest photopiay.
which will be the featured attraction
1T the Liberty beginning today.
Marta Miss Young and her young
lover. Keith. are separated thru the
efforts Of Dona Tulsa. Marta's guar.
dian. Dona wants Marta to wed RAJ
faci her hayward son and thru trick
cry the girl IL forced into the mar.
riage-
Many interesting incidents arise
before the dramatic climax when RIA.
sfaei IL killed and Marta and Keith
are reunited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
TO DESTROY BIG BOAT
IN NEW YORK HARBOR

A 25o.foot schooner II TO be az
stroyed by fire and gun cotton near
the New York harbor. to provide
some Of the thrilling scenes for
Dead Men Tell No Taics." the big
vi,agraph special production. based
on the novel Of the same name. by r..
W. Hornung. More than 300 persons
viii take part in the ship scenes.
Bebe Daniels IL to be starred In
new screen version OF The Bishops
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

May Aiiisou's supporting cast In
The Marriage OF William Ashe" II
said TO be composed alnos, entirely
OF Britishcra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
WROTE ABOUT MOVIES,
NOW PAUL MAKES 'EM

The idea that one must serve .
preliminary period as an actor or
sccnarist In order to become a photo
play director failed TO work out in
the case OF Paul Powell
Mr.. Powell. who directed several
recent outstanding cinema successes.
including Mary PiclCford's Polly
anna" stepped directly from behind
office TO the studio set" Employed
first on a Chicago daily. he contin-
ued his newspaper work in Los An
geles and there came into intimate
contact with the picture people. He
became interested Tn the mechanics
OF the screen and. unexpectedly r.
ceiving an opportunity to direct =
picture. succeeded 30 well that he
aba ndoned the newspaper field for
the rnegaphone-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

L>ora Bara. Theda's sister. was ~
Gently married to Frank Getty. Of
the London staff of the New York
Tribune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

Cleo Madison will noon bc seen In
white Ashes" her latest film play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11
CT E M nj + r
THE MuTINY or THE EI.SINORE
fNmtrat

Mutiny on the high seas. as depict
cd by the master pen Of the late Jack
London. furnishes the plot for The
Mutiny OF the Elsinorc." the photo
play which opens today at the Glen
mer.
Action centsrs around John Pike,
the first mate Of the sailing ship. the
Eisinore, who has signed up motley
crew OF thugs and gunner from the
waterfront dives OF Frisco and who
! yuce Mt sea finds himself pittcd
skkAinst these hostile forces for the
<1nastery OF the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-11

docks as a background. Two fino
residences on Knob hill. the fashion,
able district. have also been secured
for locations.