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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-04
81 ChiiErcn's
SWEATERS.
1898

For children M to
s years-krOwn, blue.
copenhagen. reindeer
and ros/. Collars and
belts-with pearl hut
tons. Warranted all
wool.
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Gorgeously braid and embroidery trim
med models well overskirt. tailored
and straight-line effects for INSISTS and
women. Unmatchable quality and fashion
offered at price that deies all competi-
ton and duplication Every shade and mod
81 you can conceive is included in this great
sale Friday.
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81xe0 Linen-Finish oo
SEAMLESS SHEETS YI.y6

Full. Double bed Size Perfect Quality Sheets. free
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3-inch hem and ready for Regularly S2-'o.
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Values Worth Up to $4,000

Atwood SerSrs. Poplins and Slvertnae>.
featured in navy. brown and silvertoue-re-
tlsrks BILE cations that are sci: and far
Collar and cuff trimmed for misses and
women. Our ready-to-wear section welcomes
yCu Friday TO values never before equal ii
gain plums.
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BE Plaid
GINCHAMS, &c

Tremendous variety Of n
inch goods-in small checks.
plaids. stripes and plain
shades colors warranted
fast. Mill ends ranging
from . to S yards in length
excellent quality ginS-
hams,
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First winter sale Of
White Ribbed Fleece
lined Vests and Pants
in regular siZes-eN-
ira sizes. $500. TAPPED
neck styles - a big
saving on these.
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WOODEN CLOTH.

For the boys. Mothers You can
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direct from the mill. Strong durable
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from, suitable for all the family.
Write u for samples. Ashuolot
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READ TIE WANT ADS
WANTED

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The ''L0RAlN'' Cooks
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We want you to see demonstration
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to cook single day longer in the old
time way. Also VIC want you 10 have
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FOR ShLE-aii my sample leather
and Iamb lined coats and vests, and
my whole line Of samples, Harry NJ.
Scott. ia II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for all
leading magazine Robert ]. Brown
low, No. II Green st. Tel. 3"3-N.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
PhotopIay Guide
for the Coming Week

STANLEY--"The Woman and the Pup.
pet" has Geraldine Farrar as star and
Lou Tellegen in the support part OF
ouys sr ovsr ana + pierre Is ft9ry Ss wScS
deals with a temperamental girl who
makes her lover prove the validity OF
his vows. A prerevjew of this Gold.
this this fe effective spanish drama, repiete
with Latin temperamental vigor and
vivacity.
PALACE and ARCADIA-"TheD Dancin'
Fool" features Wallace Reid and Bebe
Daniels is his chief player. This story
is recommended for It's entertaining
seen at pre-review. The hero dances
at night. but manages TO care for
prosperous business during the day.
VICTORIA - Tho Paliser Case has
Pauline Frederick in the important
role Edgar Saltus wrote. the story
dealing with q mystery or a muroer
to which three people confessed as
directed Il.
REaENT-"The Stolen Kiss" has Con-
stance Binney as the star in dual
role OF mother and daughter In CO.
Incidence type of story. Little MISS.
blythe. Day was the novel title by
Lucille Van Slyke.
CAPITOL - "The Confession. with
Henry 3. Walthall IN lne roIe VI a
strong character, from the play oy
Hal Reid. 1t deals with the SAVING
of an innocent man from the gallo"s'
GREAT NORTHERN - His wife's
Money" with Eugene OBrien, frst
half OF week: Heart Strings, with
William Farnum, last half.
.IgauRRA-"Soon or Later" with
Owen Moore THE Tollgate," with w.
s. Hart, last half
uAPKET STREET - The Tollgate.'"' -
with w s. Hart: THE Walkons,
with May Allison. last half
CoLoNTAL-"A Daughter of the Gods.
with Annette Kellerman Water,
water Everywhere" with VIII Rogers
last half.
IMPBRTAL--"Two Weeks" with Con;
stance Talmadge; The Walkofts.
with May Allison, last half.
sTRAND-"The Tollgato.' with w. s.
Hart The Woman in the Suitcase,
with Enid Bennett, last half.
LOCUST-"The Tollgate," with W. s.
Hart. Favorably reviewed as his best
play.
RJVOLT-"The Woman in the SUIT.
case" with Enid Bennett: The Blood
Barrier" with Sylvia Dreamer, last
half
BELMONT -- Kathleen Mavourneen.' ct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01

with Theda Bara Eve in Hxils-
with Charlotte Walker. last half.
What's Your Husband Do
ingT' with May and Mac Lean, Mon.
Kathleen Mavourneen," with The6a
Bara, Tues. "All of SUDDEN" with
Marguerite Clark, Wed. "Hawthrone,
y. s. A." Thurs. and Fri. The Girl
From the Outside Sat. NJ
WEST ALLEGHENY - Alarm Clock
Andy" with Charles Ray, Mon. ana
Tues Pinto" with Mabel Normanu.
Wed. and Thurs. my Ledys Gar.
ter" Fri. and Sat ~
CEDAR-"Tiilie's Punctured Romance."
with Chaplin, Normand and Dressler,
Mon. and Tues. Excuse My Dust"
with Wallace Reid, Wed. and Thurs I;
Desert Cold" with r.. X. Lincoln.
Fri. and Sat. a,N
COLISE UNI --- Excuse My Dust" with
Wallace Reid. Mon. and Tues The
Woman in the Suitcase" with i5nt
Bennett, Wed and Thurs. April
Folly with Marion Davies. Fri and
Sat. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
Fritzi ScheH at Allegheny

FritzI Schef at Allegheny
Prominent amongst the important ar
lists who have responded to the call
of vaudeville is FRITZ Scheff, light
opera star, formerly brilliant prifna
donna at the Metropolitan Opera
House, where she gained the sobriuuet
Of THE Little Devil of Grand Opera !"
In musical comedy at the head OF her
own company she played "The Two
Roses" "Boccacio." Mile. Modlste,' -
will be seen at the Allegheny the week
of MAY 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
Metropolitan Movies Next we.k

The motion picture season will op.n
at the Metropolitan Opera House nav,
Saturday with "Polyanna," the Iatcst
screen drama featuring Mary PickfoSd
Mrs, Eleanor Porter's philosophy ~
gladness has already had enormous suc.
cess as a novel and a stage play, and n
Is said that the perturbation niade nv
the United Artists Corporation has All
the charm and appealing sentiment OF
the original story. Great efforts have
been made to provide the proper locaii-
zations and atmosphere. William Court
leigh, Katherine Griffith and Herbert
Prior figure prominently in the cast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
uOVIECRAMS FROM
SCREEN TO PATRON

reA1D1NE FAsRAR, who is to be
,ho Stanley next week, spends
" ~ at the Goldwyn studios in
her rssonria where she has an unusually
Caliio',i,o of dressing rooms, sou satlh
nne SUI riaIted, serves as n wall cover
bulI' Tbh carpet Is a dove-gray IN sond
lnf ofor and her dressing roonn ro. .aois =, anu
chairs a.o,or is, even carried out IN the
rms ,n op which shades her makeup
tao ta,l and in the tiny phone r stool aa alo
taDisht taDhona instrument itself Inc cnaIse
ieungo is covered Win rica carIied H ont in
ions, md the window hangings are pam
plum On the inside and display n0W.
satln Hterior or to the outer wqrld; Tier
ereuI is i'm cream wicker ana po'n ,,a,.', uesn
oe YEA dressing table nave s'asS 'o'e''
poised over ySprpan ram and the Puppet," her
"The ,ure' is a story OF modern
latest picture
spain.
~EBE DANIELS, the pretty mot,on-
n,o,ure player who Is wallace
- ,a,a,,g woman at the Arcadia
Req Soioce next week in "Rhe Dancin
and = wade her debut in dramatics at
tooI. 90 of ten weeks. Her mother ana
tneh ttehor we're both actors, ana bepe Was
latid larried on the stage IN her motners
arms At the age gtSostr,eais OF e' to e enter % a
iels abanoone,u ''''"
"onvent school. o.,t,,, ro,,,,,oa
VSinioma and satisfied n long.cher-
ner ambition by entering motion pic
isneo Until recently she specialized In
turesd serving as foil for one of the
con.,gtunss siapstick artists. Then came the
ieaulms TO do more serious work
opggOo,r Cecil Il. De Miles direction. Her
unovs' in the Babylon episode. in Male
WoIN WL Female" established her as
"baracter actress. .
cna can "The Dancin' Fool she Is cast as
oharet dancer. who IL really modest,
Nome, loving girl at heart
,o ACT for the screen rather than
Tho stage is the preference of
rauIIne Frederick. who will be seen in
,Soiiser case" at the Victoria next
,ask As one of Americas foremost
fanatic actresses Miss Frederick's
uaosnns are of interest. Questioned on
he subject recently she said:
81 like the screen best because one
has n greater variety OF parts. On the
snoaking stage an actress gets but one
op two parts n year, and IL play proves
n success she may play the part for
,nore thar a year. On the screen AMI
orress MAKES one picture after another,
Zach neCessitating the portrayal OF n
lifferent character.
"The absence OF the voice on the
screen makes it essential for an ac-I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
A MODERN CINDERELLA
But Charlotte Greenwood's Lefty,
Is Her Own Fairy Godmotb.r

The comedienne, Charlotte Greenvoos
who will be we'll remembered for her elon,
gated hgure and eccentric high kicking
is the star in Oliver Morosco,s iatas,
musical comedy, "BinRer Longer Lefty"
coming to the Opera House. Miss Ssresn.
wood has won an enviable position ns
ii,uninaker IN fact In her particular
line Of laugh producing efforts she has
probably no rival She was last rss,,
here in 80 Long Lefty" and her new
starring vehicle IL more or less n seams,
to her former hit. 80
Miss Greenwood IL the central figure
of very funny story which concerns
the troubles OF Lefty. one OF n iarge
family, who IL made the drudge by he =
soctety-loving sisters and kept safely
tucked away in the kitchen over the
cookstove until she finally rebels. roes
on strike and starts out on a rarnnarn =
that is not without the least element az
romance. The book is said TO be f,,li
of hilarious situations and Of lines thst
sparkle.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01

tress OF the silent drama to possess
power Of expression.
!. "Of course, actors and actresses OF
the silent drama speak their parts. 1t
a,s,pt,on. ne,ps 10 put put over more accurately the
imagine what II would be like 10 act our
parts silently"
A CH1LD's love and it's power TO
"A straighten the viewpoint of men
and women whose outlook on life has
become distorted will be demonstrated
at the Metropolitan starting May y,
when Mary Pickford appears in Polly
anna" her first United Artists produce
tlon. This picture-play differs from any
of Little Mary's" recent productions,
In that she ,portrays little girl through.
out the entire picture.
The pranks played by Pollyanna fur.
nish unending fun to those with whom
she comes In contact The little girl Is
able to prove how easy It is TO be glau
no matter what happens.
DEsIDEs giving his newest vehicle
ID stunts and riding thrills, Tom Mix
has gone himself ono better in the
making of '"The Terror" which he Is
now completing on the coast and which
tres ...
The Mix trophies are used In this
new Fox film. Many things of the old
West. the real West as It was In its
wilder days. can be found In the Mix
collection. For the production of The
Terror, he has lent to the studio prop
erty department bison heads. Rocky
Mountain goat heads, mountain lion
skins, horsehair lariats, deer antlers,
silver-ornamented saddles, spurs. hol-
sters, brides, derringers, horse pistols,
carbines, etc. ALL as well as Indian
blankets, moccasins, beadwork, tro.
phies. bows and arrows and basket work,
will be seen in the interior scenes.
DAULINE FREDERICK, the emo
i tional actress, has been signed for
a term OF several years to appear ex.
clusively in pictures produced by Rob-
ertson- Cole
Her first engagement was with the
Rogers brothers while still In her teens
Subsequent appearances in The Prin-
cess of Kensington" 'Tt Happened In
Nordland." "The Little Gray Lady" and
"The Girl in White" established her on
the stage. From musical comedy she
drifted into the dramatic field. appearing
as William Gillette's leading lady in
Samson" Her most conspicuous sue
cess was scored in the successful yer.
sion Of the biblical drama, Joseph and
His Brethren"
THE Coliseum Theatre, at sixtieth
i and Market streets. has been ac-
quired by tra Nixon.Nirdlinge inter-
ests. The Coliseum will undergo i'm
provements from time to time. 30 that
in very few weeks Y will be up to
the same standard OF personal manage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01

ment evidenced in other theatres under
Nfxon-Nirdlinger direction. Guy Bur
ley, who has for the last three years
esem 20 With VT the Ryol will be
Tower, formerly of the Coliseum, will
be transferred to Nixon's Victoria
Theatre, Baltimore. while Hod Nc
Benns' B6enns' RECENTLY , 81 Nixon. Opera House,
charge Of the Rivoll until william Cane,
OF the Belmont, assumes the manage
ment.
TNHEoDoRB KosIoFF, tho Russian
i interpretative dancer, is n member
De Mile production, why Change Your
Wlfe?" which will be shown at the
Stanley week of May 10. Kosloff made
his screen debut several years ago in
dtsa The Woman ", ma ,,ti,o Sod Forget also pro.
ten by. William De Mile, kosioff has
the role of Russian musician, who
forms the fourth angle In n matrimonial
square. Thomas Meighan and Gloria
swanson figure prominently in the cast,
DEX BEACH is an author who oo-
1Ncupies an interesting position with
that celebrated composite. the Great
american Public Mr., Beach first be-
came noted as the author of novels deal.
ing with life in the raw with life in
alaska. when the golden and freezing
lahd became a romantic mecca for those
VINO worshipped at the shrine of sudden
wealth--and sudden death. But sub.
sequently the author Of "The Silver
iiotde' which comes to the Victoria
Tor two weeks commencing Nav 10. he.
same interested In motion pictures, He
was one of the pioneer writer's to enter
neld which is now attracting all sorts
and conditions OF persons with obscure
or famous pens and typewriters The
transmutation of THE silver Horda''
from its original fictional form TO that
or a photoDlay Is said to maintain ali
us red.blooded characteristics
DERsoNs acquainted with James
l. Olive Curwoods newest novel "Tbo
Rivers End" which Marshall NeiIan
produced as his initial independent of
ferng and which will be seen at The
Palace week of May 10, feel that this
story holds out an exceptional oppor.
tunity for the director to score n s,,c.
cess. The Rivers End" is a story-cen.
terlng about the northwestern mounted
police, and Is full OF surprises and dra-
matte intensity.
A PHoToPLAY made from Sir Gill
"A bert Rarkers famous story, '"rhe
Right of Way" will be presented at the
Arcadia week of May, 10, with Bert
Lytell as the star.
"The Right of Way" presents n story
OF modern Canadian life. the narrative
OF. the romance of a brilliant lawyer,
irresistible in his personal charm, dis.
solute and unprincipled, uncannily skill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
Recruit From Grand Opera

An important recruit from the operatic
stage to musical comedy is Louise Mink,
with Charlotte Greenwood, in "Linger
Longer Lefty" at the Opera House.
Several leading producers offered her
contra cts. but she waited for Morosc,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
"PoIlyanna" for Charitw

Tho Big Four" during the Metro
politan Opera House run of Mary Pick.
ford in "Polyanna" will play in a
number of benefits for charitable organ.
izatinpa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01
Pretty but Not IndoIent

Hazel Dawn, leading woman Of up
in Mabeps Room" bellies the assertion
that pretty women are inclined TO indo-
lence. She is one Of the most energetic
women on the stage and she laughs at
the idea that work is an enemy to good
looks. She has seldom been late at a
rehearsal or at a performance. and she
is among the first to he letter perfect
with new production.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01

NTHEN Olive Thomas Is seen in
w "Footights and Shadows" her next
Selznick picture to be released here, his.
tory will in a mqsure be repeating
itself, for the character she impersone
ates, Gloria Dawn, star of the Mid
night Revue" In duplicate OF the role
she actually enacted when a member of
the Ziegfeld "Follies"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-01

full in his profession, at once the pride
and despair of Montreal. How his mas.
terful personality, his craving for drink.
brought him into the tves of two women
constitutes a really big love story.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-16

team Of Long Prairie, played the Swan
vile Athletic club team &C this place
Friday evening: The score was 16 to
Is in favor. of Swanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Campbell Of Gull
drum were callers here Friday. 70;
Miss Otillia Meyer, who has been Ill
from tonsflitis. is able to be back to her
position at the postoffice. <
The Athletic club team will 60 to
Sank Centre today to play the Sank
Centre American Legion team this eve
ming. = ~e "... H.
The annual meeting Of the swanville
Stock Shipping association will be held
at Hamm's hall January L. at 1
o'clock p. m. ".>y:
At the regular meeting Of the L. r.
c. held on Thursday. the following Of
ficers were elected: President. Mrs. e.
L. Kaliher; vice president. Mrs. J. Pen
ME; secretary. Mrs. E. A. Flood; treas
urer, Mrs. Chas. 3. Stith. The society
was entertained Thursday afternoon at
Odd Fellows hall by Mrs. J. D. Stith.
The First National bank Of this place
held it's annual meeting on Thursday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected: President, John J. Reichert;
vice president. John J. McRae. Sr. !:
cashier, O. II. Hitzeman; assistant
cashier. J. J. McRae, Jr:; teller, 3.
Zwilling; directors, John J. Reichert, J.
J. McRae. ST.. o. H. Hitzeman. G. F.
Miller. Otto A. Krousey, Albert F.
Koenig. Fred c. Muske.
Among the Minnesota women in New
York City. who provided entertainment,
dinners and sightseeing tours for Min
nesota service men from the Minneso-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-16

j AZ there IL valuable timber on both
tracts the. former has already started
cutting saw logs preparatory to build
over in the village Of swanville they
have organized a whist club to be kept
up during winter. It would be q good
plan to have something similar out here
Mr.. ana Mrs. v. Karpinski from Gull
drum visited friends here Sunday eve
ming. Some farmers from here deliver
ed stock at Flensburg Tuesday of last
week for the shipping association.
A brother of Miss Lena Earns. teach
er of district 118, has charge Of the
school for a few days. as Miss Earns
is kept at home owing to the illness Of
her mother.
AS the weather has become milder
lately, water has formed one top of the
first layer of ice on the Swan River,
which again freezes forming q thin
layer Of ice. making it difficult to cross
the ice with g. team. 1t also makes it
difficult to put up ice for summers
use. However. most of the farmer re-
siding near the river have already put
up their ice, that is those being in posi-
ton to do so.
The. Mike Birchem family from Swan
River visited friends here Sunday.
Math Zwilling went to Collegeville
Monday.
Sleighing is first class now. but no
one can tell how long 1t will last.
The Flensburg creamery association,
which has quite number of share
holders, from our town, paid out its
annual dividend Monday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-16
SWlACVVIL,L.E.

T Jan. 14-John Thompson and D. III.
Campbell We're Little Falls visitors oh
: VIM. waterbury of Burtrum was a
business caller here on Tuesday.
DR.. Hoist Of Little Falls was q caller
here on Monday. .<..-..:~i -
! MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Adams visited at
the A. J: McRae home at Flensburg
Mrs. o. johnon Of Alexandria was q
business caller here on monday.
Mrs. Louis Hass. who has been seri-
ously i'll the past week. is improving
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Hall and children
were Little Falls visitors on Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hass on
Saturday. Jan. 3, q son.
Little Falls visitors Friday were Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Koenig, Mrs. J. J. McRae,
ST., and Miss Amy MieIKe.
J. J. McRae, ST.. A. F. Koenig went
to Flensburg Friday, where meeting
Of the directors of the Flensburg bank
was held.
Mrs. J: H. Kelly and daughter. Har-
riet. and Miss Dona stoll were Little
A hard time" dance will be given
next Friday evening at Hamm's hall.
under the auspices of the w. R. c. Old
Chambers, John Mason and Chas: Bost.
Tickets 50 cents, plus war tax. Supper
extra. Everybody welcome.
Mrs.. E.. L. Kaliher has been on the
sick list several days.
The American Legion basketball
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-16
SWANVuLE TOWN

+ January 13-Robert Kuhl got wood
Gas e zwiflns 1T oaS of slabs
one day last week from the company
saw mill in Culdruha.
2. A. James, who sold his farm here
last fall and bought land near Hillman,
is at present down there making inn
provements. He will move onto his new
farm permanently about March 1.
up here from Pike Creek last Saturday
on business
Pete Adamski from Culdrum and Geo.
Schlumpberger from here bought the
1c0-acre farm in section from Robert
Marohl, formerly owned BY +. G.
Muske. one Of our early settlers, but
now prominent merchant in Swan:
vile village. Mr.. Adamki takes 100
acres and Mr.. Schlampberger 40 acres.