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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
LA La Lucille" Now
Being Filmed, O, La!

No story. play or scenario offered
tho public in years has contained
such a wealth Of comedy material
"a may be- found in ia La Lucille. :"
the recent broadway musical comedy
success which Lyons and Moran
have adapted for screen purposes
and are now producing at Universal
City.
Fred Jackson. who wrote "a Full
House." Ia the author Of la Ia Lu.
ellie" Philip Hurn. who adapted
Everything But the Truth" for Ly.
ons and Moran. prepared the screen
version for the Universal comedy
stars.
Those who saw Ia Ia Lucille" on
the stage viii recall eight or nine
very amusing characters. Among the
iaugh.creating types In the story are
tho young rewiyweds who are fore.
cd To pretend separation In order
To inherit fortune. another young
couple who come TO New York for
the first time for their honeymoon:
two country lawyers intent on get.
ting n fat fee: an ex.vaudeviile jug.
Rler who cannot forget HIS old pro-
feasion: n jealous Italian janitor and
his extremely homely wife. an ANA
xonian female and her hen.pccked
husband. n suspicious hotel clerk
and many others. each OF whom con-
tributes n fair share 20 the rapid
fire comedy in La La Lucille"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

curious--fierbert Standing is prob.
ably the oldest actor on the screen.
lie In - years old Bobby Kelso. OF
Minneapolis. who Is not yet ,. and
who recently was given a part in
King vidor's Jack Knife Man" In
probably the youngest The other
ages you request are as follows:
Mary McAllister. 10 years. Naza'
nova. 40: Theda Bara. 30. Margue-
rite Clark. %. and Frankie Lee. s
years.
Hazel Eycs--Bc,ty compson play.
Cd opposite Thomas Mclghan In
The Miracle Man" Yes. Mr. Meig.
han Is married. and his wife Is Fran.
ccs Ring III. Is IS. six feet tail and
weighs 100 poundR lie has brown
hair add blue eyes. He was born In
Pitisburg. Pa. and his address IS
I-asly. Hollywood. Cal
J. \. Mo. Mary Pi~sford is not
"A native OF this country. She, was
born in Toronto. Canada. 2s years
ago. She has golden hair.
James Annette kelicrrfnn has left
the stage. temporarily at least. 10 ap.
pear In the fIlms There's no doubt
about her being a wonderful swim.
mer. and you will see her perform
some remarkable underwater fsats. II
you visit your theatre when IL shows
her new picture. What Women
Love"
Conducted IN Cooperation wan
Associated First National PicfuresJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
lilmF1aJhec

Henry Arthur Jones. whose plays
have been seen turnout the United
States. " finishing new photopiay
for Paramount. which will be pro
duced In tho Famous Players Lasky
studio In New York as noon as com,
pietcd
zena Kcefe. IN feixnick picture. re
Gently wrote an Rrticie on tho actlnic
ray. or lis your faer In tune for the
motion picture camerar' II was pub
iiHhed and proved such an interest
that Arthur Eidridgc. Of the TINT
vcrHity OF Illinois. wrote another ar
tlcie explaining in dcaii jurt why
some persons do not photograph a.
well as others
airline Pretty. who plays the lead
Inc feminine role In The Valley O.
Doubt owes her stage mon de
plume" 20 Newspaper reporter
Miss Pretty won the prize In news
paper beauty eontes, and 10 the re-
porter who came TO Interview her
sh. told him her dilemma OF no, being
able TO pick on, an appropriate stage
name.
We think the reporter chose a
good one. don't your Fer airline
Pretty" Is the stars stage name.
r, Phillips oppcnh~im Ia now writ
Ing series OF stories for Paramount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
0MY! 0MY! IF
WE WERE ONLY
THERE! OMY! OMY!

Tom Mix. who has been work
ing on the William Fox plcturixa
ton Of The untamed.- the Max
brand story. which Emmett J.
Flynn directed out on the edge
Of the Imperial Valley. Cal. dis.
covered Unexpectedly speak.
easy." II happened that tho Mix
company was working In ono OF
the deserted vineyards. which but
year AGO was worth half mil.
lion dollars.
Two OF the huge wine watts
which had formerly been used I'm
wine making. were pressed into
service by the Mix company. 10 be
filled with water 10 get a pumping
force. There appears 20 have been
considerable settings at the bot
tom OF IN. watts. and these were
absorbed by the wafer. with the
result that when the water was
turned on there was a vcritablo
shower of wine. After whole.
sale violation Of the 18th amend.
mcn'. there was plenty Of pep
and action from tho cowboys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
THAT MOVIE CAMERA HAS
HYPNOTIC POWER, SHOWN

IL has been discovered that the
motion picture camera possesses
wierd power Of hypnotic suggestion.
BY a new application OF the diffused
closeup. II is possible to give TO the
eye OF the camera psychic power
not unlike that possessed by the pro-
fcssional hypnotist.
This discovery was made by Allan
Dwan recently while filming William
Allen Whites novel, I'm thu Heart
of Fool"
Hypnotizing the audience with the
eye OF the camera promises 10 be one
OF the revolutionary developments OF
the cclluloid art. according to the
director. IL win enable producers TO
swing their audiences into the spirit
OF the photoplay at once. and to
Intensity their interest as the plot
unfolds.
The power OF Photographic sug.
gestion, as applied thru the diffused
closeup for "In the Heart OF n Fool"
liz used In only two scenes. In both
of those. the audience IN made to feel
all the sensations experienced by a
D .rson losing consciousness. OF
flcials OF the Mayflower Photoplay
corporation. presenting the feature.
claim this 20 be one OF the most re-
markabie effects ever obtained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
COLO N / A L


&CufFffsNiJ
Aog7o WInton 49,. hsrfy csfsy
Mosy Dsewn..... .-hatniyn y S0nh''
-BuIlss proof" ono Of Harry
Chreyss best Western plays. comes TO
~ Colonial today for a four days
otay.
In this play Carey portrays Pierre
yrtnfon. boy Of the Northwest. who
= training to be a minister under his
~uardian, n priest Unlike followers
= this profession. he IL developed
hysicaIly az well as mentally and
spiritually.
on learning that his father. whom
- had never. seen, was dying from
the bullet Of an outlaw, he went to
the bedside Of his dying parent ana
towed he would avenge him.
Later he comes on a girl VINO IN
nfuned under a tree. While trying 10
I've her they are both caught In an
avalanche. Neither If hurt, but they
A. not see each other until years
later.
on meeting the ruffidn who Stayed
his father Pierre avenges the muir
der. Then another pledge comes--a
love pledge OF Pierre and Mary. the
siri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Great Problem,
Faces Picture
Industry;Pathe

1.-The most serious menace 70 tho
motion picture industry in the IN
ture will be the lack Of speciIj-
cation In the writing Of scenarios, by
the writer's" said Mr.. Charles Pathe.
the famous producer In a recent h.
terview. In Paris.
"Our young writer's Of today 10
not sufficiently develop their ideas.
Their desire seems to be to turn
out as many stories an possible
without due regard to their quail
ties. whether good or poor" further
stated Mr.. Pathe.
Mr.. Pathe believes that good films
depend more on the stories that
they depict. than they do on the
stars.
"Tf our young, writer's would tako
upon them the seriousness Of the
question. the motion pictures In the
future will show progress instead
OF retrogression," affirmed NJ.
Pathe.
Tho motion picture exhibitors u.
sire Is to present good pictures -
the public. but they cannot. e u
writers do not write good one.
That's the problem Of the future. n
the young writer's do net reform
their writing. the plays cannot b e
a high standard" declared Mr.. FAtho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
BOWLING FEATURED
IN "THE SPENOERS"

Joseph J. Bowling. who won world.
wide recognition and fame in the
title role OF The Miracle Man" has
been engaged BY benjamin u. Hamp.
ton TO play the part OF Uncle Peter
Bincs- IN The Spenders."
The Spcndcrs'' IN an adaptation Of
tho novel Of the same name from the
pen OF Harry Leon Wilson. and the
character which Mr.. Downing win
portray on the screen In onc-which
offers him abundan, opportunities TO
again demonstrate his remarkable
hlstrionic abilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
WILLARD LOUIS Ill
HAVE A REGULAR
CIRCUS SOON

willard Louis. whose 735 pounds
and good-naturcd laughing face
are seen now In so many Goldwyn
pictures. says that the pampcred
star who has her press agent write
reams about her Pekinese or her
Persian cat. has nothing on
him. In fact. growing boastful,
he goes on TO say. he has more
animals and more kinds Of animals
than any other motion picture
actor. lie has had TO buy a place
near Los Angeles TO keep all the
live stock he Possesses. He has
dogs. pigeons. phcasants. frogs.
hens. pigs. lambs. hares. cats.
rabbits. horses. cows. goats-
Probably I've got a few other
specimcns--it's hard 10 remember
EN- ALL" he says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Several Plays
Nearly Ready
for Showing

Many new pictures win be relcas.
ed BY different picture corporations
In the near future.
Prisoners OF Love- Coidwyn
picture. starring Miss Betty Comp.
son. In 10 be released about Jsnu.
airy 1.
The Highest bidder IL another
Goidwyn play nearly ready for the
screen. Madge Kennedy is the lead.
ing lady In this play.
Tho Universal company has two
features ready for release. They
are Blue Streak Mccoy" starring
Harry Carey. and The Adorable
Savage with Edith Roberts in the
lead The latter play IL a thrilling
story Of tho South SEAS.
THE Husband Hunter n fox
production. starring Eileen Percy.
Is now ready for showing on the
screen.
vitagraph win have ready In Sep
TENDER. 'The Prey" an Alice Joyce
production.
The broadway Bubbia- also a
vitagraph play. win soon be com.
picted. This play deals with theaf.
rical life
Elaine Hammerstein. the seixnieix
star. win soon be seen In one OF
her best productions. The Point OF
View"
Tho Thug with Ida Darling
playing an important role. is an
other sciznick picture which Ii near.
iy completed.
Charles Ray win soon be seen In
his initial First National picture.
Forty Five Minutes From Broad.
way"
Several plays are also booked by
motion picture producers for film
ing within the next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
r E x
lF0N,T CHANGE YOUR HUSBAND

(Paramoun)
flames DENLY Porter. :. bihot Dsr,sr
lGifx Porter sts"ffa S"""
Delightful Gloria Swanson comes
20 the Rex today in Don't Change
Your Husband" and Is supported by
an aII-star cast including Elliot Dex.
ter. Lew Cody and Theodore Roberts.
Miss swanson as Leila, the young
wife OF James Porter. II attracted
from her home by Schuyler Van SUIT
pbep. a debonsir globe trotter She
Fan away with Sutphen because her
husband never spent any moments
with ber--he always thinking 81 his
business.
Afterward. tho. Leila repents leav'
ing her hubby and so she returns
home 10 him, who has reformed his
dricfIy business ways and has be-
come az immaculate as the man who
hired his wife away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Well Say William
Holds Jury Record

william Nciiis an extra In tho cast
Of r. A. waish's new productions
claims a worlds record for jury ser.
vicc. During the past five years he
has served on 80 iurles. He has
helped condemn TO death rs innoccn,
screen heroes and 81 guilty villains.
free three virtuous bu, helpless hero
ines. and preserve the moral integrity
Of 10 maiigned leading men by yer.
diets of mot guilty 10 varied as
sortmcnt OF venomous charges.
Nsiis' convictions. OF course. were en-.
tirely a matter OF diroctorial instruc.
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

William Farnum. casting aside for
time the Western drama. win be
seen In ~ ! Were a King after
tho story Of the same name BY Hunt.
~ Mccarthy.
In this play STR. Farnurn will
characterize Francois villon. vaKa,
bond poet. In which role he In said
TO display some Of the finest acting
that he has ever done. His por-
irayai OF the poet. in this play. is
said 20 he far superior TO his char.
acfs riration Of Jean Vatican. In Hu.
Eo'r Les Mlserabier." acclaimed To
be one Of his best pictures
Betty Ross Clarke will star with
Farnum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
EXTRAS ARE FORTUNATE
IN NEW PHILLIPS PLAY

Forty dollars a day to sit nj feast
that would make tho table of Bel
shazzar OF old look like bread line.
Forty dollars a day to watch bcauti-
full dancers execute the latest steps
Forty dollars a day to view life thru
the glow OF a thousand jeweled
prisns. That's the good fortune OF
the extras who are taking part In
Dorothy Phillips forthcoming PRO
duction.
The play. the title Of which has not
been given out. IL said 10 be one of
the best that Dorothy Phillips has
starred In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
A CONGENIAL ROLE

Conway Tearie plays the role OF a
pulse feeler" In "Maroonsd Hearts. .
a National Picture Theatres produc.
ton. He has to feel the pulse Of
zena Kecfc at infrcquent intervals
before she consents to nod her head.
Queer woman,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
ACTRESS WRITES SONGS

Adele harrington. who plays an
important role I'm THE Palace OF
Darkened Windows" "A forthcoming
National Picture Theatres produc-
lion. Is the author OF two songs
which she dedicated 10 Geraldine
Farrar and which the latter has
sung for talking machine records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
Bailey Courthouse Is
Reproduced for Film

Tho famous old Bailey courthouse
In London has been built In replica
at the Biograph studios In New York
for a new finn, which needs the
courthouse in the play.
Ten days were spent on the con-
struc,ion OF the building. and over
10 900 feet OF lumber were used.
In order TO insure absolute accu.
racy In the reproduction OF the court.
house. the services OF Boris Roman
were enlisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
TODAY's PROGRAMS

CoLIsEvM--Asis> stewart In The
H~siew ryphooa-"
CiEMMEh--lsarvi1 Lloyd In High
and Dissy."
IiBEETN--Wiiiiam Han IN -sasd."
SrHA>iS--MaSy BS~kfevd In "sads."
CoiO>fA1~-itsrvy Carey In "Buiiet
fvcof"
EhN-tsisvta Swansea IN -Dost
Change Your Ieusband."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
S r r A N D


s'SCUS~
Omitted Artists)
AuannAn Aff1lck. .-..... Mary Fiekford
I1ornes 0rsensmith. $500. Albert Austin
1n5ausin Piiisbury Jones'. ............
Harold Coodwin
Mary Picieford comes TO the Strand
1o1ay In one Of the best plays OF her
screen career. studs"
1sism Pickford has the role Of
A1nanda. q worker in French hand
lnundry. which II in the Sums Of
londcn. Amanda has a beautiful ro-
nDancs al planned out Of a shirt left
= ne laundry by a customer and
which had mover been called for. The
ovuer IL last comes for the shirt. and
instead Of the millionaire she thought
- would prove TO be. Is only a com.
mon cockncy. Amanda gives him
tsek Tie shirt and buries her head In
~ arms ~ the picture closes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
IL B E r T Y


(PafamountD
- 8uTS9o. ..-..-..--..-W uiam y HArt
XnGuoRo4 Young. .......- Mary Thurman
1oDDOA 0asesr...-.----.o- Raymond Sys
Dan exuris - Just . big. kind
Daxfed fellow. but because Of a mis-
h6motAndlng he almost loses the girl
- lovea-
In his love for his pinto pony he
obeks ansuage. and he does. BY out
whiting = villain. saving treasure
eTn1n and doing many other daring
oetn.
This wins him back the Girl. and he
ana his pony are satisfied In their
NV happiness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Frederick vroom. who has recent.
iy Joined the Coidwyn players. be-
llevcs staunchiy that the best educa-
ton person can get Is by reading
the Bible. Between scenes he can
always be found reading the Tesla
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31
COILS f u M
~TuE YELLOW ryruooN-


<.ne Ssfdstrcsa. s...s.s.. -.
ssctths >ordssfota. ..s..... anna stewart
sShe Asthtsons ...ssss.s.s, Ward Crane
The Yellow ryphoon. with Anita
Stewart playing double portrayal.
romes to tho Coliseum today for a
weeks stay. In this picture Miss
Stewart has the roles OF Hilda and
Bertha Nordstrom. who are twin sis
tiers.
bertha marries a young naval on.
Ger and after sauandering his re.
sources. leaves him and leads an al.
vynturons life In italy and the orr.
ent.
dilda had In the meantime en-
tered the secret service. where she
meets her sister. who II engaged as a
shy. In company with Karl Lysgard
! crock
This meeting Of the two sisters and
'3neir being engaged In two distinctly
esffcrent lines. forms the hasis for an
Intricate plot. thrilling situations and
eIimaxcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

In Elaine Hammerstein's new
play. Whispers" the star reporter
on n newspaper Is assigned to a
scandal story. only 10 fall In love
with and marry the heroine.
But that's In the movies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

The Man Who Lost H1msefks
William Faverham's aelxnick pie
turc, was shown to President Wilson
recently at the White House. and Il
is said to have made quite an I'm
preston on him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

This charming girl Eileen Perez the beautiful For Star,
acho aUH make her debut such IN Her Honor the
Mayor from the stage by Airline Van Ness Hines
When Eileen isn't aooring film production she can be
found the tennis courts her home an HoHyaoood Ca
engaged closely contested match II Eileen is as versae
avhcn pLaving tennis she is while acting need
plain Miss Percy recently completed for For her second
storr5g production "The Husband Hunter We'd sag that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-31

Il love To eat ut Boldts."-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
EYEING
YANK BEAUTIES
Carol May Be Freed of Ru-
manian Love Memories
By Gotham Stay.

New York, Aug. 22.-Prince Carol.
of Rumania, comes to New York in
the hope that the sight of Gotham
beauties will WOO him from his in
fatuation for a girl of the people IN
his native land.
According to report, the prince.
who was the -heir-apparent of Ru-
mania. renounced his right to the
throne to marry Mile. Lambrino,
daughter of a major of the Ruman-
ian army, stationed at Odessa. The
girl. who was not of noble station.
is said to have been offered tho
equivalent of 100000 to give ur
the crown prince, but refused.
Since the arrival of Prince Carol
at San Francisco, some ten days
ago, an official denial has been is
sued in his behalf of the published
stories of his morganatic marriage
The Prince of Romance" intends
to stay week in New York, leav-
ing next Saturday on the Aquitania
for Europe. He will arrive here
this afternoon and throughout his
stay will preserve a strict iucognito.
The only formal event which has
so far been announced is a dinner
in his honor at the Ritz-Carlton to-
morrow evening, when Former Am
bassador James W. Gerard will be
his host.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
ANTS" TO STAY AWAY
TILL ISSUE Is END

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 22:-Fsc-
tions in the Tennessee legisla ture.
split over the suffrage question.
marked time today. Both houses
will rcconvene tomorrow afternoon.
1t was reported tonight that mem
bers of the house who returned to
their homes for the week lend VIII
not return to Nashville until assured
quorum will be present" ~
Twenty-Five representatives who
went to Decatur, Ala, sent word
that they would not return 7tt1tii
given assurance that no further ac-
ton will be taken on the suffrage
question. IT,. go - 81.
Suffrage leaders contend the SUI
frase amendment has been legally
adopted and that any motion to re
consider would be out of order and
illegal.
Judge E. F. Lanaford, who issued
an order restraining state officials
from certifying thes resolution. Was
urged to grant IN early hearing on
the Injunction. II was expected he
would call 1t up in a few days.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
MANNIX
MAYOR TOEAT.
Archbishop Will Urge I'm
prisoned Official to Break
Hunger Strike.
(By Universal Service,

London, Aug. 22. Archbishop
Daniel j. Mannix, of Australia, viii
tomorrow see Terrence McSweeney,
Lord Mayor of Cork. who is now
hunger striking In Brixton prison.
The prelate.. II is understood, will
urge Mcsweeney to give up his
strike.
McSweeney has professed his will
lingness to die rather than yield.
The last word from the British gov,
ernment made 1t plain that the gov
eminent is determined not to yield
The situation is taking on a
tenseness as. yet chiefly beneath the
surface. Several members of the
advisory council of viscount
French, lord lieutenant for Ireland,
have protested to Sir Hamar Green
wood. chief Irish secretary. against
the Imprisonment of McSweeney.
They declare 1t will precipitate
trouble.
Terrence McSweeney, Lork Mayor
of Cork, was sentenced to two years
in prison after he had been arrested
by the English military forces and
tried, without a jury, on the charge
of sedition. He declared to the court
he did not recognize 1t as having au-
thority. He is reported to be so
weak from want OF food that he
tainted twice while writing a letter.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
PARISH OPENS
BAPTISM FONT
St. Patrick's Conducts Spe-
cial Service at Dedi-
cation.

4 baptismal font. constructed of
stones from St. Patrick's Cathedral
in Dublin, Ireland. was dedicated
yesterday afternoon at st. Patrick's
Episcopal Chapel. Foxhall and New
Cut roads northwest.
The Rev. William w. Shcarer.
vicar of st. CeIumbia's Chapel. St.
Adams parish. IN the dedicstory
sermon. touched upon the singular
sacredness of the fonts construc.
tioh and upon the sacred nature Of
baptism.
Music was, furnished by a vested
choir, under direction of Miss Ella
Bradt. Other speakers were the
Rev John L. Saunders, vicar of the
chapel. the Rev. Edward Douse. ana
the Rev. c. T. Warner, rector of St.
Adams parish.
The first children baptized at the
new font were Dorothy Wiltshire,
Haywood Inscoe. Doris Clements
and Audrey Hickson.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-23
CANNOT CATCH
RUM RUNNERS
Coast Guards Say Efforts
Are Almost Useless With
out Faster Boats.

Lswes, Del, Aug. 22.-Coast guards
here for liquor smugglers, insist
that until the prohibition enforce
msnt branch Of the government is
provided with an adequate feet OF
small, fast seagoing vessels, it will
be little less than impossible to put
a stop to the trafic.
In their operations the sumgglers
are said to assume various roles.
Most of them appear in the guise
Of motor boat owners simply out
cruising When they have taken
on a cargo of smuggled liquor. they
often carry it on board for several
days before attempting to transfer
IT to the agents to whom it is con-
signed.
Recently attention was drawn
here to the sale of torpedo boat de-
stroyers by the Navy Department
to a wrecking and salyaging firm
for practically per cent of what it
cost to build them.
Here the question is asked why
the government did not turn them
over to the Revenue Department to
be converted into enforcement pa
troll boats
Old sailors. familiar with such
craft. say they would make ideal
boats for that service.