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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
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Norman Aldrieh .............f rsns Msyc
Marie nsaullru. ............. LILLIAN RI, h
In The Red Lane" the drama Of
the Canadian woods. which comes 20
the Colonial today. famous Prank
Mayo has hitting roic--that OF Nor.
man Aldrich. young customs officer.
Tho story tells OF Marie Beaulieu.
who returns from the convent. which
she was attending. TO her fathers
home. TO ind II barroom and the
meeting place OF band OF SNUG.
gIers She learns that her father.
Nctai. has promised her In marriage
TO Dave ROT. the chief OF the band OF
law .cvaders.
Marie then Tees from her home
and Is rescued by Aidrich. the young
customs officer. who is arrayed
against the lawlcss element. He sees
that Marie is cared for by a good fam.
ily. and he soon realizes that he IL In
love with her. A short time later
Marie Is kidnapped by her father. who
makes attempts 10 marry her 10 Roi
by force. Aldrich haits the plot In
quick time. but his foes arc angry
and he IL soon accused OF the murder
Of Marie's father. who was found
dead in the woods. but by an In.
genious turn Of events he f. proven
Innocent. In victorious over his enc.
mics, and pavcs the way 20 happiness
In his romantic love affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Injured TO the death-defying actions
Of tho man who always took a
chance" that they continued to turn
the cranks while I,ocklear plunged
1000 feet. not knowing that he was
hurting 20 his death
Before startling the world with
his stunt OF changing planes in the
air. Locklcar worked in n small ga
rage In Fort Worth. Tex. for few
dollars n week. At that time he and
Elliott. who had been his chum since
boyhood. were known to their
iownspeopie as reckless motorcycle
riders
BY a curious coincidence. the scene
In which Locklear was killed was
one In which the "Skywayman.' .
character in the play he was filming.
fell 10 death. After mounting 5000
feet in the air. torches were III on
the plane. which made II appear that
IL was on fire. Lockiear voIpiancd
from 5000 to 1000 feet and entered
n nose spin. He never Strengthened
out Aviators who saw the accident
say that the pilot must have been
blinded by the lights on his plane.
and probably did not realize no was
so close 20 the ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

conktane. $50 No. We do not think
your questions are silly. Constance.
and We are glad " have your letters.
Write TO us whenever you have a
question about actors or pictures.
and We viii tell you. n possible.
Thomas Mcighan IL IS. lie II mar
riod to Frances Ring. ono Of the
three Ring sisterA Charles Meredith
Ia married 20 Mciba Messing. Wanda
Hawioy In 20 years old.
l.. r. Norma Is only one of the
three Taimadgo sisters. Her hus-
band IL Joseph NJ schenck and he Is
president of the company producing
her pictures. Norma's most rcccn,
picture r. Yes or No" Norma In
20 and Constance 20. Natalie. who
Is tho middle sister. has appeared in
minor roles with Norma and Con.
stance.
Josephine Scasue Hayakawa was
born In Tokyo. japan. Bin Hart has
not retired from the screen.
Doily--Jcwcl Carmen had tho lead
~~~~~~~~~~e-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~-~e~~~~-~-~~
ford. Fairbanks and Chaplln--to get
into tho divorce court. After thcii
divorces. Mary and Doug" married
II was riimorcd n few days ags
tho Chaplin cas-. would be settled
out OF court. What action will take
place now Is uncertain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
|NoMoreA irship
Stunts, Not Even
in the Movies

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 1.-THE
aviation world is calling thumbs
down" on stunt flying.
Aroused by the tragic death OF
Lieut. Omcr Locklear. most daring
OF daredcvils. and his pilot. Lieut..
Milton Elliott. here recently, while
doing stunts for the movies. tho
more conservative element In flying
circles are realizing that stunt fly
Ing" OF the sort In which Lockiear
met his death has done more 10 re-
iard the progress Of aviation than
any other one circumstance.
Efforts Of III, government and
those interested In the future OF
commercial flying IN this country
are seriously handicapped by deaths
from reckless hazards. expouents OF
sane flying laws contend.
Already several large cities have
passed laws making IL unlawful 90
ny over busy sections, some have
made II an offcnsc TO come within
n certain distance OF the ground In
business sections. while others are
considering similar legislation as
the result Of the increasing number
~ fatalities from the falling OF stunt
planes into crowds.
The death Of Lockicar has brought
the situation most forcihly 20 atten-
ton. After rising from poor. OBJ
scure automobile mechanic To the
worlds greatest flyer. and amasslng
a fortune OF 100000 in few years.
Locklear was killed while perform
ing one Of the most daring fea,s yet
attempted by aviators.
His camcramcn had become 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Ii B E R T Y
-sCRATCH MY BACK"

ti0ioHyut
VA Romney.- Roy barnss
loton.. Lloyd L Whitlock
Scratch Ny Back" Is the name Of
the humorous play showing a, the
Liberty beginning today.
1 This play deals with Val Romney.
who sees a lady at the opera who Is
suffering from an itching back. Val
then scratches her back when the
|. lights go out and after the play he
Ireccives a note from tho lady asking
him TO come and see her. Val thinks
she Is q fiirt. but goes TO her house.
Just the same. and finds that she is
In Distress
She tells him OF an cscapadc be
fore she was married. how she had
run away from tho convent she was
attending TO go on the stage. and
how at the present the man she
went on the stage with had threat.
ened to show pictures Of her. when
an actress. to her husband.
Val helps her to get the pictures
back. and after going thru many
thrilling acts finds out that her hus-
band had known Of the matter all the
time and had thought nothing Of IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
S II r A N d
go AND GET IT.
iFirst NatIenaN

Nftrst NAuohail
KIRK ceaneiiy Pat o'Naiisy
hinsS. s......s..ss...ss.ss wesley harrS
FAMOUS Wesley Barry has a
1 prominent role In Go and Get
It." tho famous newspaper play.
which comes TO the Strand today.
The play Is OF two rival newspa-
pers who are both trying TO scoop
Zach other on all stories.
"Shut.the.poor' Gordon Is In a con.
spiracy with the owner OF a news
paper (which is the rival OF the one
owned by Katherine OMEN 60 Grip
pie the o'Neil paper SO that II can be
purchased cheapiy.
Helen Allen. thru friendship with
Katherine o'Neii. gets a Job on the
O'Neii newspaper. where she makes
friends with Kirk Connolly. young
and ambitious reporter.
shortly after Connolly gets a
SCOOP" but IL prevented from put
ting out an extra because OF the
tricks of Gordon.
Later a big story comes up and
Connolly is told TO $50 and set the
story" and with the help OF Helen
Allen he gets the story. only after
many thrilling adventures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

CO Ii S E u M
THE PERFECT WOMAN"


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Mary Barks ....-... constanes Tsimadss
James Stanhope ....... Charles Meredith
Constance Taimadge Is at all OF
her old vamping tricks at the Coll
which begins its showing at that the
atre today
= Connie has the role OF Mary
Burke in the play. who In at the head
Of her profession. vamping.
When she hears Jim Stanhope.
who is n set woman-hater. give a
speech at the Working Girls club
she falls in love with him at sight
and 80 she tries TO get n job at the
plant owned by Jim's father and
where he is employed as Junior part.
ner. She is turned down because she
Is too pretty. so she makes up so that
she isn't at all pretty looking and
gets a job at the home OF Jim, as
secretary to his mother.
As Jim is against the Bolsheviks
and as there are lot in the vicinity.
many attempts are made 10 get
him.
One night when the Bolshies come
10 the Stanhope home 10 plant n
bomb all the members OF the house
hold are routed out OF bed in their
nightrobes. Then Jim sees how pref.
~ Mary really IL, and gives her n
weeks notice Of her dismissal
In the next few days he IL continu-
ally vamped by Mary. and In the end
ne gives in 10 her. after she saves
him from death by the Bolsheviks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
CT f M M f r
THE WONDER MAN

tkoptTtstn-tNltf
Hcrrt dAfour Georges Carpenter
Dorothy stoner. .Fairs binney
THE Wonder Man. with Georges
Carpenter playing the leading role.
>somes TO the Cicmmer today, and Is
said TO be one OF the best bills shown
there this year.
The noted French pugilist Is said
TO be at his best In this play and his
acting Is declared TO be FIRST class.
altho this Is his debut as an actor.
'The Wonder Man" deals with
American society life. and Mr Car.
pentier gives an Interpretation OF a
French secret service man at work in
the very heart Of Washington's dip
iomatic and fashionable circles.
How Carpenter solves the riddle
which Is the basis OF the plot Is told
in this fact action story OF mystery
and love.
Petite. pretty Faire Blnney Is the
leading lady with Carpenter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Cast for Chas.
Ray sNew Play
IsNow Selected

The femeine roles for as Minutes
From Broadway Charles Rays tnis
tiai independent production for First
National. have been causing Joseph
dc Grasse. Rays director. q lot Of
anxiety. but at last troubles havo
been solved, and the completed cnse
for the Aim version Of George NJ ca.
hams famous stage play has juse
been announced. Dorothy Devcro.
formerly with the Sennett Bathing
beauties. was picked for the part q
the beautiful and appealing May
from a large number Of anxious ~
plicants.
Miss Devore succeeds Ann NV
who holds the record for playing
more leads with Mr.. Ray than any
other young lady Of the films. with
Mr.. Ray playing the part Of KID
Burns. the small town pugilist. The
rest Of the cast IL as follows: Donald
Mcdonald impersonaung Tom Ben
nett. Harry Myers as the heav1
Krohman. Eugene Bcsserer a. MA
Dean, Hazel Howell as pretty F1orq
Dora Dean. May Foster as Z sun
GENTLY fearful Mrs. Purdy and WI
liam COPYRIGHT as the unctious AndN
Donald Mcdonald. william Court
right and Harry Myers have played
with Ray before. but all the Iadiel
are new 10 the cast In fact. 4lDo
Besserer. Miss Devore. Miss Howon
and Miss Foster had never met NJ
Ray before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

who said girls don't love n
freckle faced lad7 Certainly not
Wesley Barry. who has made the
freckledest phiz In America one Of
the best known on the silver screen.
And II he ever did, he's here shown
In the pleasant act OF taking Il back
Wesley, by the way. Is playing a
star role In Marshall Neilan's latest
success, Go and Get IT," which
comes to the Strand today for
week or more engagement and TO
which The Star. thru the courtesy
Of Manager Ralph Runner OF the
Strand theatre. Is going TO bring
every boy and girl In Seattle who
In under II to see at exactly $3.50
Monday morning.
All the youngsters have 70 DO Is
to clip out the coupon below and
present II at the Strand between
915 and $50 Monday morning with
penny, which Uncle Sam says he
must have for war tax.
Remember. Yves Barry, the
freckledeet faced kid in the world. II
going to be In the play, so you
simply have 10 come. youngsters.
Let's see you all there at exactly
9:30 Monday morning. The doors
will opcn at 9.1A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
"a BROADWAY COWBOY"

tfhtHeD
Burke Randoif. William Desmond
Betty Jordan. .......... Betty Francisco
"a Broadway Cowboy" featuring
William Desmond. is tho headline at.
traction at the Rex for the coming
week. beginning today.
Desmond plays the part Of Burke
Randolf, a Broadway actor. who Is
travelling with a theatrical company
tn Montana at the time Of the story.
His sweetheart. Betty Jordan. whom
he had met while she was at board.
ing school in New York. lived in
Montana.
This picture Is being shown for the
80 time in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Winner of Sales
Girl Contest to
Be Host of Miriam,

Miriam Cooper Is having built
a dressing room at the New York
Telegraph studio 10 house tho win.
ner of the National Salesgirls'
Beauty contest. who will DO her
protegc during a ak weeks film
engagement under the direction
OF X. A. walsh. This beauty con.
test was conducted by tho May.
flower Photoplay corporation I'm
SO different cities; only salcsgirls
were eligible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Fred's so Tall
He Puts Do.vn His
Height in Yards

Would you mind II we Jus, put Il
down In yards. not feety" cuerricd
Frederic Peters the other day when
an interviewer at tho Goidwyn studio
asked him how tail he waa. As Mr.
Peters was chosen 90 play the part
Of Goliath In Booth Huntington q
-Eigar'A Sunday Courtahip." because
he was the tailent man 10 be found
In California. IL In 10 be believed that
he spoke only the truth when he
announced that he waa two and four.
ninths yards In height
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Everybody BouDs
to Elaine, EUen
Old Sea Salts

For The first time in SO years
the captain OF the good ship En-
glewood. plying between Harlem
and Edgewater. ". j.. delayed his
sailing time for five minutes re-
Gently In order for Elaine Ham
merstein. the Selznick star. 20
make tho trip TO the Selznick
Fort Leo studio. where she Is
putting the finishing touches TO
her forthcoming production. The
Daughter OF Eve"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
Conway Tearle a
Boxer? We NeUer
Thought He Was

Conway Tcarle, according 20 the
press agents announcement has
been taken on by Jack Dempsey nS
nparring partner at tho champions
New York training quarters. Con.
way II playing the leading role In an
II. A. walsh production for the May.
flower. but manages 20 rsrai away
twice week for bout with Jack
In tho old days. while in England.
Tearle was a professional boxer. but
until recently he has kept this fact
a dark secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

LOS ANGELES. Aug. it-MIi-
dred Harris Chaplin Is the lates,
movie star 10 file for a divorce.
She doesn't want the noted come
dian TO dispose Of his property.
either. until the suit n settled.
Chaplin is the third member Of the
Ho-calied big Three MARY Pick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14
ropAy's PROGRAMS

s,rsna-Marshan Nenan's Go and
Get IL.
ciemmsr-Georg~s Carpenter In
The Wonder Man"
Coliseum raimadge In
The Perfect Woman"
Liberty Rupert Hughes Scratch
Ny Rack"
Rex-wliilsm Desmond TN The
broadway Cowboy"
Colcaiai--trank Mayo IN The Red
Lane"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Gee. but I love Boldt's French
pastry---Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-14

Tho leading dancer and the entire
chorus Of one Of New York's most
successful rcvues were engaged by
Nitagraph for several scenes Ia THE
Prey" the forthcoming Alice Joyce
Special production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
EXPECT SENATORIAL
= CLASH IN ELKHART

ELKHART, Ind. May 3. - With
the exception of the senatorial clash
between A. II. Hub" Beardsley,
Elkhart millionaire and present
state senator. and Clayton c.. Ian
dis prominent Goshen resident, very
little interest has been taken in the
coming primaries. Sentiment against
Beardsley has become very acute.
especially among the middle class
OF Elkhartans and certain republican
leaders OF Goshen, Bristol and
Wakarusa as a result OF the alleged
Beardsley "grandstand plays" Sat
urday evening numerous wagers
we're made by the Elkhart sporting
element that lands would crush
Beardsley in the primary. In sew
eral instances odds OF two TO one
and FIVE 70 three were given. That
Beardsley Is aware OF the battle he
- up against IS shown by the fact
that ne has spent over $500 thus
Tar in his campaign. This inforlna-
ton was given in Elkhart today by
several OF his "lieutenants." Ian
dis plea OF liberal views and interest
for the soldiers has made him a
strong favorite among Elkhartans
as well as I'm other parts OF the
county.
Arthur w. Fonda, deputy sheriff.
who IS running against William H
Rtblet, former chief OF the Elkhart
police. For the nomination Of sheriff.
IS a big favOrite on bets made yes
tercay and today In this city.
Frank =. Abbott. ex-service man
and Goshen attorney. will land the
prosecutors nomination. according
10 prominent local politicians. He
IL opposed by Glenn r. Sawyer and
Aldo J. Simpson. Elkhartans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
GUERILLA WARFARE
FEARED BY IRISH
New Light Shed on Assassina-
tions in Cork County by
Official Organ.
BY Associated Press :

DUBLIN, May Am article en-
titled Guerilla Warfare" which
sheds new light on assassinations in
Ireland has been discovered in the
effects Of Paul John VignOiss. Of
Cork, recently tried by court mar
tial and sentenced 10 six months
imprisonment "for having in his
possession an issue of the official
organ OF the Irish volunteers"
at is the duty OF volunteers 10
recognize in all their plans. in meth
DDS OF training and study and in
their general outlook. the existence
Of this state Of guerilla warfare
and all that il implies" says the ar
ticle, which has been made public
in an official communication. 1T is
our business 70 develop those gueT-
lila tactics which we have found
most serviceable in dealing with ac-
tuai conditions In Ireland at pres
ent, and TO bring them 10 the high
est pitch Of perfection Of which
they are capable. II is our business
10 wage war against the forces Of
the invaders whenever and however
we find il can be done most effect
lively.
"Of all forms of small wars, that
most dreaded by imperialist armies
of conquest Is prolonged guerilla
warfare IN which they are unable
10 obtain a moments security nor
gain any opportunity Of effectively
crushing their foe. Particularly do
they dread the adoption Of well or
ganized guerilla tactics by a civil
ICED foe of keen intelligence and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
BY HAROLD ID. JACOBS.
ntted press stan Correspondent.

United Press stan Correspondent.
NEW YORK, May William A.
McAdoo, lacking an official cam
paign organization, is depending
on his friends 10 carry the burden
of his candidacy for the democratic
presidential nomination so ell
cient have these friends been that
according 10 their own claims they
have the nomination ali wrapped up
ready to deliver on the second ballos
at the san Francisco convention.
Here is the dope OF McAdoO
sunporters. for what il is worth:
they declare the following states
will vote for McAdoO on the first
ballot. Alabama "a delegates; Ari-
iona c: Arkansas Is; California 20;
Colorado u; Delaware g; Idaho s.
Illinois IS: Indiana so; Kansas 20,
Louisiana 20; Maryland 10; Masso-
chusetts 90; Michigan 90, MiSsls-
sippi %: Montana S; Nevada o.
New Hampshire 8 New Mexico & /;
Oregon 10: South Carolina Is; Ten
nessee "a; Texas 40; Utah 8; YER
mont s: Virginia "a; Washington
IA: wyoming 6 Alaska 8; District
of Columbia 6 Hawaii 6; Philip
pine Islands and Porto Rico q.
IDlS Is a LONdl VI 0fVs AANA -
1892 delegates. The twO-thirds
necessary for a choice are 72S. Al
though Michigan's 80 and three OF
New Hampshire's eight are pledged
TO Herbert Hoover. his declaration
that he would not accept the demo-
cratic nomination indicates his
name will not be placed before the
convention and McAdOo's hackers
lost no time in claiming these SO.
ON the second ballot the dope
has II that these states will swing to
the McAdOo column: Georgia %;
Iowa 20: Missouri sc: New York so;
North Carolina "a; oklahoma 90:
South Dakota 10. That's a total OF
PA. Added TO the $40 first choice
votes. IL is ia or &c more than
needed. And there YOU arc.
According 20 present indications,
GeOrgia's first ballot will be for Tom
Watson: Iowa for Sec'y or Agricul-
ture Meredith: Missouri's for Champ
Clark New York's for Gov. Smith
or Gov. Edwards OF New Jersey;
North Cardinals for state Sen. sim
mons: Oklahoma's for Sen. Robert
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04

THURSDAY So DAY.
Next Thursday, May 9Th, Il 50 day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
Girls
Ladies
Women

II is said that nine out OF ten
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color. bad breath, and mean dispo-
sition.
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and enjoy living.
Give il a thoro trial and you will
recommend it TO all your women
friends. 35 cts. a package. Wet
ticks Original Cut Rate Store.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
White and Many CoIors all New Ar

ivals and Placed in Plain View of Ev-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04

courage. Surprises. ambushes. raids
on their fortified positions sniping
OF their stragglers. the capturing OF
their arms and equipment, inter-
ruption Of their communications. in
terrier ence with their intelligence.
are 10 be aLprehended by them
daily. and their forces are driven
more and more into the position OF
Invested garrisons in the midst OF a
hostile country, afraid TO venture
from their strongholds except in
force. living in a state OF perpetual
apprehension. That such state OF
AFFAIRS exists 70 a great extent IN
ireland at present IS obviousu to all
and IL Is the business Of the irish
volunteers to see 10 it that II con
tinues 10 grow more intense ana
more menacing. TO the invaders.
THURSDAY So DAY.
Next Thursday, May eth, Is So day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04

eNilea only.
EDaiiy except SUNDAY.
"a MOORE, O. r. a =. A,
South Bead. Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
FRIENDS OF McADOO TO
SUPPORT HIS CANDIDACY

owen, and South Dakota's for James
w. Gerard
There is some gossip that some
sort of a combination will be FORM
ed against McAdoo at the demo
cratic conference at Albany this
week. l,fl4J
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-04
PRINCIPALS To NIEF-T

Supt W ". Borden VIII taIk On
Corrective Work in Language
Teaching" at the principals meeting
10 be held at the school administra-
ton building Wednesday afternoon
~ 2:3O o'clock. Miss Elizabeth
Turner viii talk on Plans in the
Attendance Department"