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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-20

Mexico should bear in mind that the greatest danger
that could result the senate investigation OF heI al
fairs would be that little, and not too much be told
II somebody wants to spring pun, he might say;
There are many candidates for the nomination but King
ling brothers have the best show"
The galley boy says that nonstop flight is the KIND
nan makes when he goes home and finds several neigh
Dor women visiting his wife.
Those New York women who say they resent having
their hours Of york limited probably resent being pad SO
well too
The kaiser must be tried. Not that it viii do any par
Iar good but the blame must be definitely fastened On
somebody.
A bandit held ID a train and took 100000 and we
Thought all the time that the railroads were broke
Speaking of paving some of the county officials are paw
ing the way for opposition at the polls
The Russians may be using Chinese in the hope that
their record may be laundered-
The allies have decided to take Russias money but not
to invite her to their parties
lis rDorlan rho seduces all mankind;
By her ne first mere taught the DheedLng arts.
John Gay
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12
P T R S 0 N AIS

NJ. F. Mcdonnell, representative
of the American Paper Company, who
has been on a professional trip to
western Alaska returned here on the
Alameda today.
Sam Guyot and Frank Parrish,
commercial travellers who have been
covering western Alaska for their
firms, arrived here on the Alameda
today.
w f. Feero. of the White Pass
operating department, arrived in Jun
eau on the Alameda, and is visiting
his brother Frank Feero, manager OF
Britt's Front street pharmacy.
Charles Nye, principal owner OF
Skagways water and lighting system.
and Mrs. Nye arrived on the Alameda
and are visitors in Juneau.
p. Argyle brother of d. J. Argyle,
superintendent of the Perseverance
mine, arrived here, this morning on
the Princess Mary for visit with
his brother Mr.. Argyle was accom-
panied by his daughter, Miss H. Ar
gyle.
DR. and Mrs H. c. DeVighne We're
morning after having been away for
the past six weeks. The doctor
accompanied by Mrs DeVighne, has
been in attendance at the conyen-
ton of the American Medical AssO-
citation at New Orleans, La.
Mrs NJ S. Whittier, accompanied
by her children, will leave on the
Princess Mary tomorrow for Port
Townsend, Wash, to spend several
weeks visiting with relatives.
Philip Flynn, an employee Of the
Alaska Gastineau Mining Company at
Thane will leave on the Princess
Mary tomorrow for a visit to the
South
The Misses Pope, Kelso, and Ethel
and Esther Nixon. teachers in the
Juneau Public School for the past
term will leave on the Princess Mary
tomorrow for their homes in the
South to spend their vacations
J. e. Binett, one of the heavy
claim owners in the Mayo district
tributary to Dawson was on board
the Princess Mary this morning on
his way back to Mayo. Mr. Binett,
who went outside several months
ago, was married in the South and
is bringing his wife back with him
Mrs. LATE Spraly, wife of the
chief deputy in the office of the
Clerk of the Court, left on the Ala
media today for a visit of several
months.
w. w. Casey Jr. arrived here on
the Northwestern yesterday in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his little son,
Robert. Mr. Casey, who is chief
office deputy to United States Mar
shall J. NJ. Tanner, has been with
the court party at Ketchikan.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12
BISHOP STRINGER ON WAY
TO HIS STATION AFTER
SEVERAL YEARS ABSENCE

Right Rev. l. o. Stringer Bishop Of
the Yukon Church of England, was
passenger on board the Princess
Mary today on his way to Skagway
Bishop Stringer. who was accompan-
led by Mrs. Stringer, will 90 back to
his old field in the Yukon after an
absence of several years in Europe
where he was on a special educa-
tiOnal mission. Accompanying the
Bishop was Rev. Geddes, a young
Church of England priest, who is to
be stationed at Herschel Island the
farthest north station Of the church.
Bishop Stringer, who is one of the
greatest traveller ever in the Yukon,
will accompany the new priest as far
as Rampant House on his far North
ern journey.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
MAKES GENUINE HIT
WITH BIG AUDIENCE
Seniors Please Crowd with Moth
ing But the Truth Given at
Coliseum Yesterday

Nothing But the Truth" the
the Juneau High School at the Coli
scum last night was an unqualified
success both from an artistic and a
business viewpoint and was well up
to the high standard set by the Sen
iors of by-gone years in the local
school The theme of the play asks
and answers the question, Can we
always speak the absolute TRUTH
The work of the cast was well re-
ceived by the audience and much APP
plause was given the actors for their
clever characteriZations. Victor
tim of the truth telling" test. Wa
gering $4,000 that he can and Will
tell no lies and at the same time
answer all questions during a period
of "a hours, he filled a difficult role
to utmost satisfaction. Donald Me
Kinnon, as Mr. Ralston, New
York stockbroker, and his two part
ners, the latter roles being filled
by Lance Hendrickson and Cecil
Bach. gave equal satisfaction. Mad
ia Kashevaroff as Gwen Ralston,
a young society girl interested in
charities, showed much skill The
role of Mrs Ralston was filled by
Vivian Sparkling. Her portrayal of
a conservative and dignified society
woman was excellent.
1.-THE Vamps," two difficult parts,
were agreeably presented by Leila
Ptack and Harriet Sey, the formers
recital-"I was an Innocent Girl
making a decided hit. The pious
Bishop, density ignorant of all bust
ness matters and affairs, but who in
the end outwitted the promoters,
was well portrayed by lie Roy Yes
ta!.
Sybil Campbell, as Ethel Clark, a
guest in the Ralston home. was a
true daughter of a rich New Yorker
and filled the part with much clev-
crness.
The clock, ingeniously constructed
by Stage Manager Charles Perelle,
was one of the noticeable features
of the stage fiXings. Walstein
Smith, as the butler, was not less
successful than as business manager
for the troupe.
Much of the credit for the sue
cess scored by the Seniors is given
by them and others interested to
Miss Park. She selected the play
and the excellence of the perform
ance was largely due to her untir-
ing coaching.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12
SURVEY INSPECTOR BACK
AFTER ATTENDING COURT

J. P Walker, Inspector of surveys
for the United States Land Office
returned on the Alameda today from
Cordova where he had been to ties
tify in the Commissioner Court in
the case of the United States agains.
DR.. Robert c. Forbes, alias R. {.
tombstone who was accused of for
gerry. The checks which Forbes is
charged with having forged were
stolen from the Land Office here.
Commissioner Noakes of Cordova
bound Forbes over to the Grand
Jury and he is now in Jail at Valdez.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12
+. J. HILLARD LEAVES ON
PRINCESS MARY FOR EAGLE

Deputy Collector of Customs j.
]. Hillard of Eagle who has been
connected with the Juneau office
since the close Of navigation last
Fall, left on the Princess Mary for
the Interior He will go to Lower
Lebarge over the ice, and take the
first steamer sailing for down river
points from that place.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1920-05-12

DR.. Robert Simpson, OF the firm
of Simpson and Wright of this city,
arrived here on the Alameda today
after a ten days stay at Skagway
and Haines on business.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
CRANDALL'sLFighting Cressy.

In Fighting Cresey." Blanche
Sweet. today at 8 pm. and through
Tuesday. will bring to tho screen at
Crandall's Theater a vivid visualiza-
tion Of the west a Bret Harte story OF
California I'm the rugged days of the
states earlier history. Miss Sweet has
the role of young girl of the noun
tians who knew all about anger and
conflict and feuds. but not SO much
about the half-formed, romantic
dreams that grew in her heart. From
the story of bitter fights and tender
Romance Hart constructed a story that
en- bodies all of the elements of strong
dramatic effect.
The remainder Of the week will be
shown Theda Bara's great photodra-
matte spectacle. CLEOPATRA"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
sTRAND-.Respectable by Proxy.

Respectable by Proxy. }. stuar.
Blackton- -Pathe feature. opens
weeks engagement at Moore's Strand
Theater today.
BETTY Blair. the heroine. enacted by
Sylvia Dreamer, according 10 lhe stois
dsnicted. was fourth-rate actress
whom circumstances placed in an
aristocratic southern family as the
widow of a son believed to be dead;
He returns, however. to find girl
he had never seen posing as the wife
he never wanted to see. The pre-
carious condition of his mothers
health forbade the truth being told
and when he falls in love with his
pseudo wife the situation becomes
more complex. particularly when his
real wife. of whom no one knew, ap-
pears on the scene.
Robert Gordon is co-starred with
Miss Dreamer. and Eulalie Jensen
plays the real wife.
A musical setting is provided by the
Strand orchestra with the overture.
other attractions complete the entire
bill.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
CoLUMBIA-"Pollyanna." -"

The Unprecedented demand for
seats TO see "Poilyanna." starring
Mary Pickford in a photopiay adap-
tation OF the famous story of the
glad girl" by Eleanor II. Porter, at
Loew's Palace Theater last week. it
II announced. makes necessary an
extension of the run of this film for
another week. opening today. at
Loew's Colum bia Theater.
Miss Piekford was impressed with
the wonderful charm. pathos and
giadness of the theme of the story
and its development. and her choice
I'm using IL for her first Independent
production in association with D. w.
Griffith. Charles Chaplin and Douglas
Fairbanks is verified by the over
wheiming triumph of the piece. Other
film attractions OF the Columbia and
plete the bill
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Filnograns.

u.r,v McRae Webster has been Sc
cured by the United States Photoplay
CORPORATION to assist in the proouctlo.
of "Determinaton. =, .he erodnne5 at
Grantwood, n. j.. starting June l.. MT
Webster has been director for WI
liam Farnum, E. K. Lincoln proouc-
tions and others.
Juan de la Cruz. the grand opera
ha r;tnne Is to play the role of Ell Capt.
tan in Cara Kimball Youngs next pro-
duction, ''The Soul Of Rafael" Incl
dentally mustaches are TO De oan
ished from the faces of the men who
take part in this picture
co,dwvn has. bought the Aim rights
to Ciyde Fitch's play, "The Truth,
which was produced by Charles FROM
man in 1906.
"Bunty Pulls the strings'' is to be
filmed by Goldwyn.
George Ade and Henry Blossoms
stage play, The Slim Princess. Is to
he used as a starring vehicle Tor
Mabel Normand, who will play the role
created by Elsie Janis in the play.
Think of it! Charles Meskin. jr;, Is
appearing in "Shakespeare's Hamlet.
written as a comedy by Booth Tark-
ington for Goldwyn.
Eugene O'Brien is to be filmed soon
in an adaptation of the English novel,
The Honor of His House" 5s-s
The first picture Of zena Keefe. 'the
1920 Selznick star" will be The Wom-
an God Sent"
Elaine Hammerstein's new picture
will be ''The Shadow OF Rosalie
Byrnes." a story BY Grace s. Mason.
William Fox is to release this month
the production made from former Pre-
mier Clemenceaus novel, THE Strong
est; a William Farnum picture. The
Evening star., 1920-02-15
METROPOLITAN-"The Paliser
Case"

Pauline Frederick is the pictured
star of The Paliser Case. the MIN
version of Edgar Saltus' novel, whlch
will be shown all this week beginning
today at 3 pm. at Crandalis Metro
politan Theater.
..The Paliser Case" is melodrama-
The story concerns young singer
who is led to accept the hand OF a
absolute roue in order to secure med
ical attention and comfort for her IN
valid father. despite the fact that she
loves a young man of totally dlnerent
station in life. At the opera one nlght
Monty Paliser is mysteriously mur-
dered. His wife is first suspected;
then the man she honestly loved ana
at the police station they both con.
fess. The climatic qualities OF .ns
story are derived from the unexpecteo
solution of the mystery.
A new Sunshine comedy, Her
Naughty Wink" and Martin johnson
latest instalIment of his Borderiano
of Civilization series. "Domestlcat,hg
wild Men," will be among the otneT
features shown. Special orchestral
contributions will complete the Dill.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
OLD HAUNT OF ACTORS
TO GIVE WAY TO MOVIES

Now YORK, February 1.-THE
razing of Bartholdi Inn, an actors
boarding house, which, during it's
twenty years of existence was the
home of many now prominent stage
and screen stars before fame and
fortune smiled on them. has begun.
The building, situated at Broadway
and 45th street, in the heart of the
theatrical district. will be replaced
by a motion picture theater.
The passing of the inn brings
memories to many headliners of
today of less 'palmy" days. when
Nine. Bartholdi and her daughter
Polly "staked" them to a weeks
board and lodging E
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. D. w. Grif-
fiths Scarlet Days: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Norma Talmadge. in She
Loves and Lies: Thursday, Ethel
Clayton, in The Thirteenth Com
mandment": Friday. Lew Cody, in THE
Beloved Cheater," and Sunshine come
dy, His Naughty Wink; Saturday,
Doris Kenyon. in THE Bandbox."
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Knickerbocker.

Sunday and Monday of next week
Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theater Will
present the film version of Augustus
Thomas stage success, THE Copper
head" with Lionel Barrymore in the
title role; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Constance Talmadge in Two Weeks :;
Thursday and Friday. Will Rogers in
"Jubilo" and Saturday. Douglas Nc
Lean and Doris May in What Is Your
Husband Doing?"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Elite.

Today, Nazimova. in Out Of the
Girl in Bohemia; Tuesday. Blanche
Sweet, in "A Woman of Pleasure
Wednesday, Maurice Tourneur's "Vic-
tory; Thursday, May Allison, in
Fair and Warmer; Friday, William
Desmond. in "A Sage Brush Hamlet
and Saturday. Marion Davies. in THE
Cinema Murder"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Olympic.

Today. Alice Brady. in The Fear
Market; tomorrok, William S. Hart.
in John Petticoats"; Tuesday. Doro-
thy DaltoA. in His Wife's Friend;
Wednesday, Jack Pickford, in 'In
Wrong; Thursday. Enid Bennett. in
THE Woman in the Suit Case; Fri
day. Harry Carey. in Marked Men"
and Saturday, Charles Ray. in Red
Hot Dollars"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
KNICKERBOCKER-"The Paliser
Case"

Crandalrs Knickerbockef Theater
also will present today and tomor-
row The Paliser Case" with Pauline
Frederick in the stellar role; Tues
day and Wednesday. Louise GIaum
will be featured in The Lone Wolf 8
Daughter" j. Parker Reads picturi-
zation OF Louis Joseph Vance'si The
Lone woff, and "False Faces;
THURSDAY and Friday. Sir Arthur
wing Pinero,s famous romance OF
the stage. Mind the Paint Girl" will
feature Anita Steuart. and Saturday,
Marie Doro will be pictured in Her
bert Brenon's latest production,
.Twelve-ten" The latest Mutt and
JEFF animated cartoons. The Plumb
ers." also will be shown.
Special musical features and short
Aims complete the daily DILL
Evening star., 1920-02-15
American.

Today. Dorothy Gish and Owen
Moore. in Betty of Greystone": to-
morrow. Clara Kimbail Young. in ''The
Road Through the Dark; Tuesday.
May Allison, in Fair and Warmer:
Wednesday. Constance Talmadge. in
"The Virtuous vamp": Thursday.
"Soldiers OF Fortune: Friday. Sessue
Hayakawa. In The Iilustrious Prince"
and Saturday. Norma Talmadge, in
"The Isle of Conquest
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Columbia.

The attraction at Loew's Coiumola
Theater the first four days OF next
week will be, funny pm pho.oplay a
adaptation of Holworthy Halls maga. 81 !"
zine story. 1.-The Six Best Gellars. rs.
faaturine BRYANT Washburn. The last
tsrea daSs Of the week Bessie Barr1s.
Gale will be featured in The Luck OF
Geraldine Laird"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Liberty.

Today, Marguerite Clark. in "a Girl
Named Mary; tomorrow, Sessue
Hayakawa, in THE Illustrious Prince" /;
Tuesday, Bert Lytell. in THE Lone
Wolf; Wednesday. Mabel Normand.
in "Jinx"; Thursday. William Rus
SELL in six Feet Four; Friday, Wal
lace Reid, in Hawthorne of the U. s.
A." and Saturday, Dorothy Dalton, in
His Wife's Friend"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Crandall's.

The first three days of next week
CrandalTs Theater will show. for the
first time in Washington. new photo
play production. The Third Genera
ton" with Mahlon Hamilton and Bet
ty Blythe as the pictured stars;
Thursday through Saturday. porotnS
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Carolina.

Today. Anita Stewart. in The Jug
gernaut": tomorroy, Alice Joyce. in
Slaves of Pride; Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Alice Brady. in The Fear
Market; Thursday. James X. Hack
ett and Effie Shannon. in Ashes Of
Love-; Friday, Elsie Ferguson in The
Witness for the Defense" and Back
to the Kitchen; Saturday, Dorothy
Gish and Owen Moore. in Betty Of
Graystone."
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Circle.

Today. Nell Shipman. in Back to
Gods Country; tomorrow, Stewart
Holmes and Helen Cassidy. in Love.
Honor and ?"; Tuesday, Enid Bennett.
in 1.-The Woman in the Suit Case; !;
Norma Talmadge, in She
Loves and Lies; Thursday. Albert
Ray and Elinor Fair. in Tin Pan AL
ley: Friday, Francelia Ellington. in
"The Day She Paid" and Saturday,
Douglas Fairbanks, in When the
Clouds Roll By"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Allen Dawn s
production of Soldiers of Fortune; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday, D. w. Grif
fith's Scarlet Days; Thursday, Lew
Cody. in THE Beloved Cheater": Fri
day. Ethel Clayton. in The Thirteenth
Comma Saturday, Marie Doro,
in "Twelve-Ten."
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Alice Brady, in
"The Fear Market; Tuesday. Alice
Joyce. in Slaves of Pride; Wednes-
day, James X. Hackett and Effie Shan
non. in Ashes of Love-: Thursday,
Elsie Ferguson, in '"The Witness for
the Defense: Friday. Dorothy Gish
and Owen Moore in Betty of Gray
stone; Saturday. Billie Burke. in
1.-THE Misleading widow and Uncle
Tom Without the Cabin"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Lyric.

Today, Tom Moore. in "The City of
Comrades; tomorrow and Tuesday,
Alice Brady, in The Fear Market; ;
Wednesday, Doris Kenyon, in The
Bandbox": Thursday. Alice Joyce. in
Slaves of Pride" and Saturday, Ora
Carew. in Loot"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Palace.

The attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater this week, beginning this
afternoon, will be Double Speed, a
romantic comedy. which constitutes
the latest film starring vehicle Tor
Wallace Reid. The story is by J. STU
art Woodhouse and Is the second in a
series of three racy motoring ro-
mances.
"Double Speed" is the story OF
youngster who leaves New YORK
bound on a motor trip to Los Angeles
to meet his uncle. Half way across
the continent. he is robbed OF ms
money. "disapisears" and turns up
later as a chauffeur in an ehort 70
get money enough to establish MS
identity. From this point begins
chain of episode circumstances whlch
result in the hero falling in love, I'M
personating himself and finally pelns
identified after a series OF lncldents
that are turbulent in their side-spiit-
ting comedy and warming heart IN
terest.
The cast includes Wanda Hawley'
Theodore Roberts and Tully Marshali
Added attractions include screen 1ea-
lures and Gems From the sunny
south" by the orchestra.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Mary Pick
ford, in Heart O. the Hills; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Norma Talmadge, in
She Loves and Lies; Thursday and
Friday, Billie Burke, in Wanted, a
Husband" and Saturday. Lew Cody,
in THE Beloved Cheater," and Sun
shine comedy, Chicken a la Cabaret
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. E. K. Lincoln.
in Zane Gray's Desert Gold":' Tues
day and Wednesday. Tom Mix. in '"The
Speed Maniac; Thursday, Albert Ray
and Elinor Fair. in Tin Pan Alley" y;
Friday, Edith Roberts and David
Evening star., 1920-02-15
NEXT WEEKS PH0TOPLAYs.
METROPOLITAN.

Tom Moore will be the pictured star
at CrandalTs Metropolitan Theater
next week in the film version of John
Taintor Foote'S comedy romance,
"Toby's Bow.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
York.

Today. Charles Ray. in Red Hot
Dollars and Sunshine comedy
Chicken a la Cabaret; tomorrow. j.
Warren Kerrigan, in Live Sparks; +;
Tuesday, Alice Lake. in Should a
Women Tel?" Wednesday, Dorothy
Dalton. in His Wife's Friend; /;
Thursday, D. w. Grif1ths Scarlet
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Palace.

The attraction at LoeW Falace
Tbaater ALI next week will be Doug
las Mclean. the Washington boy. sup
ported by Doris Mae. in a photoplay
adaptation May Tully's famous
stape success "Mary's Ankle.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Days: Friday. Bessie Barriscale In
"Beckoning Roads," and Saturday
Constance Talmadge. in "A Tempera-
mental Wife," and comedy. DANES
and Dandies."
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Revere.

Today, Norma Talmadge, in Mar
tha's Vindication," and Mohawk
Quartet in popular songs; tomorrow,
Francelia Ellington, in THE Day
She Paid; Tuesday. William s. Hart,
in The Cold Deck: Wednesday,
Madge Kennedy. in Daughter Of
Mine; Thursday, Clara Kimball
Young. in Shirley Kaye; Friday,
The Arizona Cats Claw" and Satur-
day. allcomedy night
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Alice Lake will reach the stellar
stage in Metros new production of
Shore Acres" an adaptation of the
famous James A. Herne play.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Lawrence Beatus. manager of
Loew's Palace. last week invited. dur
ing the run of "Pollyanna" at the Pal
ace, practically al the orphans in the
various institutions in and about
Washington to come and see the pic
ture story of the little orphan girl
who contrived by her simple philoso-
ply of happiness to tighten the path
way Of herself and others.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Regent.

Today, Eugene O'Brien. in "The
Perfect Lover; tomorrow. Viola
Dana, in Please Get Married.; Tues
day. Robert Anderson. in Common
Property; Wednesday, Earle Will
liams. in When Man Loves;
Thursday, Gail Kane and Stuart
Holmes. in when Men Betray": Fri
day. Virginia Pearson, in "Impossi-
Bile Katherine" and Saturday, Doug
las Fairbanks, in Flirting With
Fate"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Princess

Today, Alice Joyce, in Slaves of
Pride; tomorrow, Anita Stewart. in
The Juggernaut"; Tuesday, James
K Hackett and Effie Shannon, in
Evening star., 1920-02-15

Butler, in "The Tri1er"; also Brown
les Busy Day" and Saturday, Gladys
Brockwell, in Thieves"
Evening star., 1920-02-15
RIALT0-"The Turning Point. "

The screen adaptation of Robert w.
Chambers The Turning Point" fea-
turing the beautiful Katherine Mac
Donald, will be shown this week at
Moore's Riaito Theater.
1t is the story of the struggle made
by a financially ruined society beauty
to gain living for herself and sister;
10 gain true love and happiness and
the right to them. against the moral
ruin threatened by an old roue.
The role of Diana Tenant, who wins
against ali these odds, is played by
Miss Macdonald
Regal interior settings and wonder
ful outdoor views are said to give
the story a frame which 1t would be
hard to duplicate.
The Rialto Orchestra will provide
a musical score with special over
lures. Selected short subjects COM
plete the bill.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

"The Sour Violin" is the name of a
new Mutt and JEFF animated cartoon.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
GARDEN-"Huckleberry Finn"

The Paramount-Art Craft special
photodramatic version of "Huckle-
berry Finn" will continue at Moore's
Garden Theater all this week.
The presentation is really big one.
retaining at all points the spirit OF
the great novel and Of Mark Twain,
its author.
Lewis Sargent. a boy actor. red
haired and freckle faced. and an ex-
perienced pantomimist, appears as
Huck Finn, and Gordon Griffith Is Tom
Sawyer.
The same orchestral score will ac-
company the attraction the current
week and interesting and diverting
short features will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
In the Spotlight.

A. musical version of Caught in the
Rain" isl being made by william 3.
Friedlander. ste
Margaret wycherley is to appear IN
the title role of Jane Clegg," by 81.
John @. Ervine. author of John Fer
,guson." .
Tea for Three according to a
cablegram received by the SelwynB,
was recently presented in London.
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