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Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Sradt nit aebliimtem BOD, nit ourdJs
iid)tigen Geioendrmeln uno
eeitidter S6iir5e.
i6e 6rauenpelt, Die iid uater Den
i'm groBen gan5en 5iemli6 gliidlihen
lo5ialen Ierbaltniiien 0es 9anOes
uno BEL Ser @%enigiamfeit ibres @e-
lens nidt Dor ioIbe idweren Som
llifte geitent iiebt, wie lie Elm be.
tradtlider Sell Der pelteuropaiihen
6rauenpelt in unicrem fompli5ier-
ten @etriebe ausfdmpien muB.
Inter Dem milocn, allen grtremeli
obboloen &inmel @riehenlanos. ill-
mitten elmer 2anoi1ait bon groB.
artisem grnit uno lieblihem Gei5,
geoeibt audi beute nod iene lanite,
lonnige 2ebensfreuoe, Die Oas ontife
Seaenentum nus5eihnete
Ro9 lebt DER alte Shonbeltsiinn
Oes 8oIfes. wenn audi Die Sd0p.
ferfraft in BEN langen SabrbunOer-
ten ieines politiiden Dornros6en-
l6lofes itarf abgenommen bate unb
neuer0ings crit wieoer friide 8ur.
5eln idldgt.
uno wie oie @riehin Der 4ntife
bic &iinitIer ibrer Belt su urluer.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

- @aIi5ios. Senoriit: nDen.
fen sic iid, Serr Direftor, wie po'
pul6r i9 bin: oe~ 8igarrenfabrifant
&aud nil cine teue 8igarreniorte
nad mir nenilen."
Director: uNa, 6offentlia aiebt Die
better als S;e!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

gebiet. Cine po1itdnoig organizer
te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6efinOet
Sid bel Wionte Gbriiti, einem So.
fenltaothen Der &epu6Iif Gomingo.
llripriinglid mar oieies Sutflehter.
Oorf elm Observation-Disclosures ges
gen Die Snbuitr.e bon Sipiiapo, in
oeiien llmgebung Die gum @ebranf)
erforoerlide 8almenart geoeibt. Gas
MnterioI padyt Ben Ar6eitern IN
Siiae uno 6iiqe ent9egen uno miro
0niafrlif nel angepflon5t, oenn
jhon nod orei Monnten entpideln
fih aus Dem Samenfern oie 9l1tter,
Oie omei Bis orei SUB inl Gur6mel-
fer baben un0 Nun III 0er SAmleg-
fnmtcit ibrer erlten S%ugcnofrildc 10.
fort ~nerrpertet mer0en.
europa bot ilh Oieies Snonltrie.
5peigs ieIbitperitdn0lid ie6r balo
bemaGtigt. Die @cisenltrobbiite
nus Der Yropir5 Gosfana babcn
inbraebntelang iiir Die heiten ~9alla.
mas gegolten, ireili6 Ourftc ibre
&erfunft i'm S1tprelle Oes Yreiie5
1liht perraten ner0cr. GpGter trat
syrnntreid oas Grbe all, oenn ioiuobl
in Sloren5 olS ouh in 2iporno
gingen bic Sled)tnrbeiten nab unO
nod ichr 5uriid. acknowledgement.
ie iaBten Die nelien S~rSnitrieu Dor.
5iasrpeiie i'm duBeritrn Often uno
@eitfn oes oanlaligen &nilerreltls
felten Sub. in Der 9retagne mo
Dem glinB. uno nit oiciem letteren
2nroesteil fam mid 4cutihlnlo 5u
.edbten". abcr bod, cinbeimild>ei va.
nnnlas. Tenn oa0urd ullteriheioet
iif Die eli1iiiitN @eriteaungslpcile
bon nnocrn europdiiden Tnnanabut.
fnbrifen: e5 merecn tatiad)lid nur
@alnlbl1tter berluenOet. Die 10 friid
ipie moglid) bon rOrii6en" fommcn
uflO crit Don oen Sanoen Der 6a.
brifar6eiterinnen wgcipalten meroen.
Meldcn Hro5eouren Elm Iold I'M
5heinbares Ylntt unterporien luer.
ben muB, Die ulel Wtlbe ull0 3clt
feline Yraudbnrmadung eriorOert
molten mir nm al Der Sano Der bel.
gefiigtsn Yuilnbmen uerioIgen.
,3unGdit miro 0as R~alnlblatt bis
tiei gum Stpn0elaniat e%ingeipaltell.
ieoof 10. onb e. nod als elm 9u.
1feI ein5eIner Streiien 5%niammen.
bait. 9ieie eindelnen giiheI per.
ben Damn auf nicOrigen Sol5farrclI
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

- &noIlpros Gid)ter. uGier
5tnnncn baben Sic in Dem aaiien-
simmer 5uechradlt?"
Ginbrcfcr: $50 lilo idl bin
troborm nit Dem Mnsrdimlcn niht
lcrtia gcmorocn
3cuge (acidlnlcidlelt): SEER Yrd-
iioent. f0nntc id) picaciht nIcinen
5~traiantroa lett nod 5nriidaie-
benz"
Gea. .@uiuit is tiidltig Der.
fnart mornenl Gein Ncrteioiger bat
ober ooh oar uidlts %eerenetl"
.Sa. @liuit battc inn nngliidli.
dcrpeiie porher nit nnNcr'n Gnhcn
ondp Die ELECTROMAGNETIC aus Der
&aide g~citOblen."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

9ie eritcn beneu Stro1biitc iinO
uie sic S6lDaI6en - untriiglide
@orboten pGrmerer Gage, bon ieoer.
mann nit Dem befaumten Sprid.
mort freunoIid, aber bod nit ei-
mem gepiiien UiiBtrauen begriiBt.
Sie Sommerbiite Der 9omen iino
I1ngit feline Strobbiite tnebr - i'm
eigentIi6en Sinn oes Morts - uuO
Ole Ieiften GopfbeOedltngen ser Ser.
rem fir sic beiBe Sabres5eit iinO es
MIR nod oitsna6mslpeiie. Der &ae
nomobrt iGon gor nidt, penn er
nGmIih edit, WirfIid edit lit. Su
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05
@eItone, oon 6anen sic 'BoImtpeoel
nIs Hobmoteriol Berfamen.
Dir ttOofrnr Grie1ia.
gUn giftOr SttmunH.

8elm SbufDoioes pirfIid redt
5at unD 0ie bette Srau Die lit, ~notl
Der utter ben Mdn1tern i'm @nter
ME i'm 9oien am menigiten gelpro'
ben Miro, 10 f0nnte bic Senenln
iid 6eute rpie Dor 1000 Sobren gu
SEN 8erIen Der S1opfung refnell.
llniere t3eit faret ia ni1t NIT Der
SelprGdigfeit iiber Srauen; tauleito
6eoern idreiben td9li1 BON allen
mo9Ii1en @elihtspunften aus ilber
Oeutide, GngldnOerinneu uno Sron'
joiinnen, gang gu i9meigen pom
lmerlfaS benoraugten So6tern, 81
oerell 8er9errIi9ung moblmeinenoe
Sfpplrmer am lie6lten glei9 Sorl'
ne, Mlorro uno Sterne oerpufTen -
uer aber ipridt BON ben moOernen
5dmeItern Der Chloe, Der 8auciS
un6 ser 9ap6ne? Man Port 10 piel
ION griedii1en Sinan5en, sried]is
Ihen Miniltern, grie6)ii6en Haits
bern, aber gar nihts BON Der grle9i'
Iden 6rou. Soate Tie etrua 10 IN.
onlebnlid ooer 10 ber5lid unbeoelt'
tend icin, oaB ibr faum Die beldei.
oenIte Gone auf Ser Siibne mooer-
ner @eibliafeit 5ufommt? Stun, i'd
oeltfe, ein Slid ouf Die 9iloer oieles
ArtifeIs mioerlegt ben 8erOaft obl1e
ueiteres, 0ern mer 10 lieblid, nit
10 flaren Augen in Die @elt iAaut
rpie Oieie Srauen uno Woodcl, fam
6oditenS I'M Sinne elmer arg D%erltie-
genen Emancipation fir ounbeoeu'
teno" gelten. Ne6en6ei bemerft, tel
len Die @ortrate niht etma iorgfdl-
tig ausgemabIte Mooeue Dor, mie
oas ionIt BEL photographer BON Na-
tionaltppen g~elpobnlif Der San it,
Ion0ern lie wurOen BON mir olfs
@erotenobI Dem Sdaufenlter zines
fleinen photographer in gtben ent-
nommen, 9eben alio cine 5iemli9
trefienoe &o~ritelung pom 0urd'
ifnittstDpus Der Neubeaenin aus
Dem 6iirgerliden Mittelltanb.
GEM eilieen Sourilten miro oiel.
leidt oaS ais oas merfwiirOigite an
ser griediiden 6rau eriheiren, oaB
or lie faim al ieben bef0mmt. Sn
ser Eat, Dem griediiden 5traBenle-
ben feblt Ser S9mud oes neiblihen
Clements; man fam in Atben lange
umberihIenOern, obne elm onberes
lueiblides 8eien al bemerfen aIs
bier uno 90 elm &inoerm1oden ODER
cine einfaufenoe 0ienltmag0, uno
crit penn Die 8lide ieitpdrts in Die
5ofe ooer etpas inOisfret our6 Die
Seniter ser @r0geihoile oringen, ge-
oabren Tie oas SorbanOaniein Der
Srau. Cine 9riehiihe Dame I'M
Seltaurant ooer &afieebauie lit lelbit
n 9e9leitun9 oes @atten cine iel-
tene grideinung; 0erartige 2ofale
aber aaein ODER nur in Dnmengelea.
DAFT 5u beiut,e en-, pir0e ibr als
5eritoB gegen Die Sdidlihfeit aage-
rednet meroen. 9ieie 6luht Dor benz
jffentliden 2eben lit boalt be5eid-
lelo fir Die 9ellenin uno ben an-
Aauun9streis, in Oem lie oufmddIt;
l6er mir fonnen lie niht anoers als
Sic 8eiter6cfolguug zines antifen,
griediiden @runoiaBes auifaiien,
uollah ALIEN Dem Mann Der
DMarft" oas beiBt oas oeben in Der
Oeifen.lit)feit, 5ufommt ulo Die
6rou iid) BARN mo0li6it ielten ma
zen ioG. 3 fomnlt pieuai1.t man.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

Suuse ben 8oIlentbp b~ertDrpernoe Srau.
Beren StGoten MIR nod BEL beion.
oeren @elegenbeiten angeIegt miro.
Oie Mdnnermelt lit gum Sell immer
nod ser alten 3radt treu geblieben;
ielbit in Dem farblolen Itben liebt
man bin uno mieoer 6ltere 9eute in
Ser weiBen .Suitanela" iiber Die
StraBe i9reiten, uno aud oas MI-
lit6r bebGlt BEL Ser @aroe oieles ct
mas pbantaitIide &leioungsltiid 10.
mie Die Shnabelidu6e BEL, iibrigens
nidt geraoe gum Borteil zines
ItrammenL milit1riihen ginOruds.
9lber Die Srauen baben ibrer Bolts
traht, Die Ser mdnnli6en an Sdon
belt meit iiberleeen lit, ieioer emit
inet, i'm itd Ser 5par meniger altbe.
tiiden, bod p%raftiideren uno biaige
rem 4Gerpeltstraht 5u5ulpenoen
uito MIR in Ben fleinen Staoten uno
auf Dem 2an6e ipielt oas alte Hatio.
~nalgemano nod cine &oae. Sc lit
mirflid bodit beoauerlid, 10 in al.
len 2anoern 5miiden NorO- uno
Siiopol ieglide S1onbeit urlo Gigen-
art Der aleioung mebr uno mebr
Deridwinoen gu ieben, bingerafft alS
Spfcr Ser aQgemeinen o0en @leld).
maderei, Die anideineno nift cher
ruben Uiu, oils big Die gan5e Wenid.
belt wenigitens III ibrem acpBcren
uniform geporocn lit. Sragen allo
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

oieIem 6on miro er entrpeoer aus
elmer @rasnrt o0er 5erfaierten HaI.
menbIdttern bergeiteIt. Iub oos
@tifett n9ollomabut" bari Der Seen.
ncr fur5meg nIs llnri6ti9feit be5eih'
men. Ius 8anama ielbit fommen
foIt gar feline S%trobbute, Siioame.
rifaniife 26noer uno Staote mie
ECUADOR uno Guenca, audi Hortorifo
unS sic meItiuoiiden SnieIn liefern
bic meilte un0 Bette 8are ailf oieiem
Washington Journal., 1920-03-05

oerartiaer, nit forbi9en Gtreifen
ourGScoener Siite Dor ser einen
Ser Arbeiterinnan iteben.
Sinh 6ie Sutformen iertie = al.
Ie bon elmer @eitolt = Damn fom.
men iie wieoerum sur 2uftbIei1e,
nohoem lie oorber orei Bis bier $50.
den einen demiiden @leidyproaeB
Our6gcmadt baden. bon Dem lie iid)
iebt i'm Sreien srholen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
THEATRICAL NOTES

Cecil Lean and Cleo Nayfield. who
anpearad recently in Chicago, now
.ore nlaving in New York.
ohio SION on the Door" a rev play
in which Marjorie Rambeau is
.,.,,,ed will tour the country next
season
...,,.,,,h,. D;xio Loo" now being re-
,,, Wi. ,,.;f;-;,. tr;4,,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

hostelry Sor Miss Thomas forthcoIU'
ing production, "The Flapper.
Charles Hutchison. who stars IN
the fifteen reel serial, THE Whtri- i
wind" released thru Republic Dis.'
trlbuting Corporation. figures OUT a'
OF his stunts mathcmatlcally peror'|
he attempts them.
Gloria Hope, the ninety-six poun
| Titan haired beauty who plays OPT
posite owen Moore In "A Desperat'
Hero" really wants to raise hen
weight beyond thd hundred mark. re-
that end she drinks fifteen glasses OF
rlalted milk daily 7
Tom Terriss. a Vitagraph director.
has begun work with large com
! pany on The Girl From the sky y
special feature adapted from story!
| by Gouveneur Morris entit'e'l
Trumpet Island"
Eileen Percy, leading women for
william Russell in the Fox picturel
Leave II to Me-" which has just
been completed has posed for Phiiill
B,.iIeau, Charles Dana Gibson and
| Howard Chandler Christy at various
times.
Roger w. Fowler. of Fowler Films
! who Is an expert photographer. hai
prepared a series of articles on phoI
Biography and how to get good ell
fccts. This series. which is intended
to aid amateur photographers viii
be released for publication in thl
near future.
Miss Edith Martin and Miss Beul
lah Davidson, of Steamboat RocA
were in the city Friday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

release. shows the remarkable ac-
compllshments of the navy during
the late war and shows how deep
sen divers, torpedo experts and ava
tors are produced I'm the training
school of the navy.
Anna q. Nilsson, the swedish
beauty, plays opposite Eugene o'Bri-
on In "rhe Figurehead,' which IL
now being produced at the Selzniek
west coast studio,
Vivian Rich, the latest addition TO
the Fox star list, who has Just made
a record IN picture making by com
pleting her first Fox film in eighteen
days, will start work on her second
picture without delay.
A report from Plattsburg, n. Y"
says that during the showing OF The
cyclone" Tom Mix thriller, a man
In the audience became so excited he
burst a blood vessel and his friends
ARE urging him to sue the producing
company for damages caused from
witnessing n thrilling picture.
Dolores Cassinelli reports that she
has very nearly completed her much
waited book entitled kissing" The
charming Pathe star, who has been
aptly called the Cameo Girl by
none other than Caruso. has been be-
siegcd by her many friends for cop
les.
The first appearance OF the interi-
or OF the Pennsylvania Hotel. New
York City, as n picture location
was made on st. Patricks Day, when
Olive Thomas. supported by members
of her company and more than 100
extras, shot scenes in the skyscrapeI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
lust Made for Melodrama.

When Henry West was born on
farm in eastern Iowa, nature provid-
ed him with a sturdy frame and
walking stride that made him even
tually an ideal figure in melodrama
OF the stage end screen. twenty
years ago and more he played in the
big melodrama on the road and play
ed them again in stock at Omaha,
Denver, Salt Lake and Kansas CITY.
Now he is playing them In motion
pictures. His present engagement Is
with Rex Beach's North Winds Ma
lice" which makes West out TO be at
the villain Hardness, the curse OF
the town of Hemlock, but a valuable
friend to dramatic interest. The role
is so intense that Henry West walks
for miles on the icy roads OF Port
Henry. y. Y, to get away from his
screen self. He played for three years
under Maurice Tourneur with Jack
Pickford in several pictures and sup
ported carlyle Blackwell in fifteen
productions. With Mary Garden he
did his first acting for Goldwyn III
"Thais." three years ago. In all his
career. there is. one thing West Is
Justly proud of. and thatfis that he
was born in iowa. He says it helps
a picture star. even in California.
= = :.
Harriet Hammond, Dainty Diver.
If il were not for the fact that Ma
RE Provost shares that distinction,
diminutivc Harriet Hammond could
lain such honors as attach to being
the tiniest member Of The Mack SEN
nett heauty contingent. She stands
FIVE feet four" so she says, but not
the first few moments Of the day
not until she has on her high heeled
ads to miniature maidens. II the
jealous statistician insists on meas
urinC this bathing girl as she stands
against one of the tall combers that
hasten 10 serve as background for
the Sennett poses. he will find Miss
Hammond is distinguished by five
feet three inches Of altitudinous d.
rection, and in weight she disp'aces
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
SCREEN CHATTER

Thurston Hall plays the leading
role in THE Valley of Doubt" q see
rario written by Willard Mack, and
directed by Burton George.
Beatrice JOY. who stars in Nation
al Picture Theaters' predictions
spends her entire noon day rest exer-
cising in the gymnasium studio.
Madame Traverse will work in the
future in a type of role distinctly diff
fcrent from that in which she has
gained enviable distinction.
Three Gobs." the latest Prime
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
. Drama ,Ss:s Movies ~

hearsals are strong in praise OF the
vehicle.
The Empire theater, quincy III"
one Of the Busby houses, Ia rapidly
nearing completion but viii not he
opened until fan. 1t is large ana
modern playhouse. in fact, one OF the
best I'm the west.
THE Bouchead." was seen AT the
Fulton theater. New York, this week,
II should be easy TO cast this play as
there are many members of the pro-
fession specially fitted to play the
title role.
The Shuberts are making produc-
ton of new play. THE Man out
side" which is to have It's tryout
soon at Hartford. Conn. If found TO
he rs good as expected II Will he TAX
en- to New York for a summer run.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

E,.. 49, pl 49, NN,,Lar
"'y Nv" wv
Inc Ass 'N'' IN'''''to'" ""'"''
which open "a season of iri"unite
lcdeth sunday night at the Odeou
,-,r, 49,. ,,,.,....., ao,,oa. ar,r,,
WV
iHe G'rl Nh" Kan N"i''' nave 'S
leading lady. "a most interesting
young woman, who dUI!ng the world
war was oHc of the most active in
her profession IN Red cross work.
Miss Kirk. who Is playing In the
central west for the first ,.m" has
ha.I wide experience on the stage in
.hr enst and i'm vaudeville ON the Or
pteun circuit. I1ui * u" war sh'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

nance, crowds rushing 10 see the
star in the flesh,
!. !. !.
James Raehford, Actor.
Jimmy" Rachford. resident man
ager OF the Odeon and part owner OF
the Cass Parker Rachford shows, IN
an unguided moment. expressed the
belief that he would be a success on
the stage, especially In policeman
roles. Taking him at his word some
OF his closest friends started pe'l-
ton to the manager OF the show ask
ing that Rachford he given part Tor
Tho first nights performance, IN.
petition hit a popular chord ana
when il was handed to Manager pa
wilson contained upwards of LOG
names. Il has not been announced
whether Rachford will essay role
on the opening night, but "Jimmys
friends arc prepared to give nm II
warm reception IL he appears behlno
IN. rootlights. His ambition. confIned
70 but few. is to act In the re"
skirt" drama playing Il lead IN ne
lanes Rows IN Missouri ana o'her
shows of that lilk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
Xiv Gordon's Show Closed.

Kitty Gordon's show, which s'artea
orr = few weeks ago. with every
prospect OF success, mas MT "'v
rocks. Financial difficulties are salu
to have been experienced during the
tour of the eastern coast states ana
claims filed against the organization
soon brought it's career to an emu.
Mss Sylvia Buchanan. formerly Oh
this city. has been out with MISS
Gordon's show. being an end pony
in the chorus.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

Ambitions OK boyhood days TO be
come a theatrical manager have been
realized by Herbert Parker OF wat
crloo. formerly Of this city. Parker
entered the game here as treasurer
of the Odeon. in the employ OF Busoy
Bros. Later ne went to Minneapolis
where ne worked for Ike" {. Speers
and Dick Ferris. Returning TO Iowa
he again entered the employ or BUS
by Bros. as treasurer of the water
loo theater. He advanced to resident
Manager and later became manager OF
Electric Park Now he has a sho"
of his own. being one of the owners
of the Cass- Parker RachfoTd SSho"s'
an organization of merit presenting
high class plays at popular prices. IL
has always been "Berb's ambition 10
give EN- a big show for little money
and he now is doing it.
Dr. Graham, ostcopath. z Masonic
temple
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
Nc.cs Of Fi!E;!..d
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At the Casino.

Tonight william Russell in "Shod
with Fire"
Sunday and Monday, April II and
ls-Dust.n Farnum in The Iron
strain"
Tuesday April lS--Willlam Des-
irlond In THE Biue Bandana."
Wednesday and Thursday. April IA
and l5-Mary Miles Min'er in Judy
OF Rogue's Harbor.'
Friday and Saturday, April l6 ana
III. Warren Kcrrigan in Thirty
Thousand"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
At the Strand.

Tonight -- Robert Warwick IN
Jack STRAW"
Sunday, Monday aud Tuesday
April II. IL and l3-Marshall Neil
ems The Rivers End"
Wednesday and Thursday, Apili IA
and 15-ENhel Clayton in More
Deadly Than the Male" ....
Friday and Saturday, April l6 ana
lI-Harry Carey in Marked Men,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
Gladys 'Brockwell, Welfare Worker.

The fact that in Rose Of Nome
Gladys Brockwell plays the part of
dance hall girl, directs attention to
a subject that is very near her heart
legal provision for the uplift or
women and girls. She has written
letters urging the public officials OF
Los Angeles to make changes in the
present dance hall ordinances as
suggested by DR.. Allen Winter, as
sistant surgeon of the United States
public health service. The plan that
Miss Brockwell advocates she be-
lieves VIII interest women thruout the
country. II provides for the employ
ment of n woman supervisor OF
dance halls, with assistants station
ed at each hall. While such provi-
sion. Miss Brockwell says, may be
applied directly to the dance halls of
Los Angeles, 1t may be varied in
large cities to cover the pleasure re-
sorts whore young women and men
gather. Miss BroCkwell feels that
the subject should be considered by
every thinking woman. and therefore
she would like every woman who
has suggestions to offer to write to
her at the Fox West Coast Studios
in Hollywood.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10
Plays and Players
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At the Odeon.

Tonight-'The Bird of Paradise"
sunday, April IL The Cass. Park
er-Rachford Shows, beginning a sea-
son OF stock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-10

1t5 pounds of ocean every time she
dives. She comedies her age. II IL
70. but SHE viii soon be 20, as testi
flcs her birth certificate filed snuSiy
away with other less important data
i'm tho archives OF Bay hty, Mich"
where her blue eyes first saw the
light of June day Being a blonde
has it's advantages In Miss Ham
mond's case, for Mr.. Sennett had
need of such contrast for beauty 10
match with the brunette, Marie Pre-
vost, and Miss Hammond has been
n member Of the 'Scnnctt organization
since that timc--nearly two years
ago. She had suffered nervous
collapse following n period Of intens-
i've training for a professional pia-
nist's career. Miss Hammond keeps
up her practice and Is no stranger
to. the eccentricities of Debussy. Ra-
vel. Ornstein, ct al, but prefers List
and Chopin. Her first screen expert
ence was with Sennett and she had
no parental opposition to overcome
in entering the career OF motion
picture player in which she hopes
sometime to achieve large impor-
lance In roles of earnest and serious
quality. When quite child her par
cnts removed to Texas, where her
early schooling was. cnjoyed-or en-
dured. Then, going TO Los Angeles
she finished her school career at the
HOLLYWOOD convent,
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I nance, crowds rushing 10 see the
! star in the flesh,
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Miss Edith Martin and Miss Beul
lab Davidson, of Steamboat RocA
were in the city Friday.
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- Last Times Straw also Charlie thaEn
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the snow wastes the
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-30
A Man Who Has Made Good for
Oregon and the United States
Vote FOR
Chamberlain

He helped win the war.
He was the soldiers friend.
He has always fought the
peoples battles.
He helped create the Feder-
al Reserve, Postal Savings,
and Farm Loan Banks.
He fathered the develop
ment of Alaska and aided re-
clamation in Oregon.
He has always voted for the
right, regardless of party, and
has been right upon all public
questions.
He is For the League of
Nations, with or without res
ervations.
He is a national figure be-
cause he-has made good.
Vote For
GEORGE r. CHAMBERLAIN
For c. $. Senate.
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Br1tnetteS Best Vices
Says Kid' Mccoy He's
SWWUed Eight Blondes

Los Angeles. Oct. 3e.-Kid Nc
Coy. tong distance marriage cham
pion. whose latest wife has inst
been granted a divorce has return
cd TO Los Angeles on business mat
ters. Mccoy. whose real name is
Norman Selby and who is well
known in boxing circles, and also
as film actor. has the following
TO say regarding the marriage in
stitution after eight experiments
at the marriage altar:
ANY man who stays married to
the same wife for fifteen years
should be pensioned by the govern
mcnt.
Wives are like fine paintings -
no connoisseur is ever satisfied with
one. he wants collection.
'Brunettes are the most satisfy
ing women. I am sure - all of my
wives have been blondes.
Lets of wives keep a man young.
I've tried every known species ex-
eept a business girl and a suffra-
gist.
"A golden wedding anniversary
isn't enough - ten years ought TO
bring diamond shower from SYM
pathetic friends.
I'm not a Biueheard - I'm a
Mccoy has been collecting fine
paintings in France and talked OF
wives in terms of pictures.
He was asked; What character