The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-18

, Wark Griffith, the famous movie mag nate" Constance Talmadge, Ralph Graves, Mae Murray, Mile. Spanelli, the French chanteuse-danseuse who joined ! the Ziegfeld beauties last season with a fanfare of trumpets, which has kept up steadily ever since.
 l Another evening at sMontmarte: Gio- vannia Caproni, the Italian airplane in- 1 ventor, with a bunch of bon vivants, apparently enjoying himself immensely. ] Everybody discussing and ''cussing' 1 the telephone service in Manhattan, which is rotten rottener, rottenest. 1 (Glad 1 live in Birmingham, where it's
 good) 1 Lots of girls with "hobbed" hair. l Ina Claire of 'The Gold Diggers" and Clifton Webb, the elongated dancer of "As You Were,'' supping and dining and
 teaing and lunching together daily 1 John Drew, who has played the stage gentleman for the past fifty years still AOOtsiiio Ae' l Dr. Albert Durant Watson, president
 of the Canadian. Society for Physical Re-
 derbilt "Spooky" it was when the gen. tleman declared that messages had been received from the late Dr. Hyslop, him. self one of the most noted psychics oi the day.
 Adelina Patti Harold the lovely lyoung daughter of Orville Harold, tse noted tenoD from Muncie, Ind. tcar you beat thatD singing the title role oi
 Irene very charmngly (replacfhe
 Adele RowlandD.
 A man with whisker-ette looking like
 A suffragette with hard-boiled ex.
 iression.
 Arthur Burckly, former famous base
 ball player. singing a leading role ir Irene"
 Dr. Percy, Stickney Grant, rector o lthe Church of the Ascension, who has created such big furore with his SO lcialstic CD ideas. perfectly groomed ane modishly dressed, conspicuous figure on the avenue.
 An order of scrambled eggs that looked like an old aunt of mine.
 Blanche Bates looking perfectly stun ming as the Famous Mrs. Fair in hei war togs." and Henry Miller running terrifically to embonpoint.
 Christie Macdonald as Lady Holly I rod in 'Florodora'' looking like The l Spring Maid which she sang so long l ago that you want to-forget 
 Lots of ladies. fair. fat and forty. ane 1 lots more fast. frislSy and fifty. 1 A dude (the variety is almost ex 1 tinct now) symphony in a brown suit brown hat, brown shoes. burnt orange socks, burnt orange tie and yellow you could brain him with toy bal 1 loon.
 I A bride and groom tthey are unms- l takabley the husband, like an automo bile. behaving splendidly during the I first year, thank you. 1 Alice Brady occupying box With 1 party of friends enjoying beautiful Alma l Tell in "The Fan and Rise of Susa' | Lennox.' (Wonder if Alice isn't study ing atmosphere for the screen versiof of it?)
 Art Hickmans Orchestra, from tho 1 St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, at th' 1 Midnight Frolicn playing the jazzles l jazz that jazzes the jagged. A man in blue suit, blue socks. blut , tie and blue shirt looking like bottle Of Blue Label Ketchup" with whskers l dude now married and conse quently "sub-dued Qsn't that awful l beg your pardon).
 The recognized type" which neve
 runs true to form during its vacation.
 "The Green Witch'-no.. not woman but {Restaurante Francais just on thu I edge of Greenwich Village. | Everybody reading the last edition
 oe some newspaper about the "Elwel Murder
 !, Every woman you talked with declar ing that she didn't believe the Bridge King" committed suicide because n' man would be 50 devoid of vanity q