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The New York herald., 1921-02-26

Although there were four deaths In
New York city yesterday from sleeping
sickness. which is the record number
reported to the Health Department in
any single day since the disease became
prevalent, Health Commissioner Cope
land said there was no cause for alarm.
The natural course of the disease is
from two to three weeks, the Commits
sioner said, after which, in most cases.
the patient either succumbs or passes
the crisis. About two weeks ago the
new eases reported averaged ten 10
fifteen . day, so a corresponding jump
in deaths is to be expected at this time
The fact that there were only three
new cases reported during the twenty
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
SLEEPING SICKNESS CAUSES
FOUR MORE DEA THIS IN CITY
Record for Single Day Is Reported to Health Depart
ment-Only Three New Cases Develop-No
Cause for Alarm

four hours ended at 10 o'clock a. M.
was taken as an encouraging sign by
DIR. Copeland. He said he thought the
peak OF the so-called epidemic had been
passed and that there will be de-
crease from now on.
Three cases are the fewest reported
in one day. with the exception of hoh-
days and Sundays. since January !.
Two Of those discovered yesterday were
In Manhattan and the third was re-
ported from The Bronx.
Those who died were Marie Schroeder.
70 years old. of 70l West l77th street;
Louis Kotliarsky. 20, $40 Hewitt place.
The Bronx; Louis Silowitz, 36, 2lOo Doug
las street, Brooklyn. and Dorothy Nc
Laughlin 3 years old. SO North Port
land avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
New Shoes, SO

All leather, calfskin or
kidskin, with oak-tanned
soles, solid lifts in heels,
leather boxes and counters.
Will wear well.
The price is very low.
In black and tan, medium toe
with broad tread, low heels,
with stout single soles, blind
eyelets to top; black kidskin,
broad toe, lace with eyelets
and hooks.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Very, very smart
Tweed Suits,
$27.75

For such suits as these,
the price Of $27.75 seems
absurd.
The suits are of beautiful
soft tweed in light gray, French
blue, tan, rose and heliotrope
beautifully made in two very
correct and well-tailored mod
els, both with notch collars,
narrow shoulders and narrow
belts. Slenderness of line is
emphasized by an inverted pleat
or fine tucks in the back.
Lined with an excellent quail
ity of gray satin.
Second Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Rachmaninoff
plays today

This afternoon at Car
negie Hall, Sergei Rach-
maninoff, the Russian
Pianist, is scheduled to
play an all-Russian pro-
gram.
It is interesting to note in
this connection that Rachman-
inoff has recently made num-
Der Of excellent piano records
for the Victrola, among them a
remarkable recording of Men
delssohn's Spinning Song. This
is record No. 64921-S1.25.
Victrola Salons, First Gallery.
New Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
nv a Woman Prisoner of the Bo,sbevtki.

ny a Woman Prisoner of the Boisbeviki
Mrs Stan Harding, staff correspondent Of
The World, In remarkable series OF eleven
artirles tells how she was Jailed for five
months by the Bolshevih IN an effort 20
ytort false confession OF spying 80 she
ould be forced TO do counter-espionaE
Thrilling descriptions OF persecution and
lardships. Begins IN Sunday World to-
morrow. Daily tnorninx1 tbereafter.-Adr.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Piano Recital

CARL V. LACHMUND,
pianist and composer, will dir
ect Piano Recital in the
Wanamaker Auditorium today,
at $50.
First Gallery, New Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Silk Stockings
are now 1915 Tax !,

Plain black, full fashioned,
medium or light weight, high
spliced heel, double sole and
top.
Clocked-black with black,
red, green or Copenhagen blue
clocking; white with white,
black and also some colors
full fashioned.
Sizes 81a to 10 in. both.
Main Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Distinctive Pumps
---new lines, $3.50

Pumps with Colonial lines
are finding much favor this
spring among women of taste
who welcome the mode that is
different, yet entirely correct.
In patent leather and dull
black calfskin.
First Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
the day Of days

for thrifty home-makers !;
for wives and. husbands to
come to Wanamaker's to-
gether and select their new
furniture and save half its
regular cost.
Half price for bedroom
furniture-matched suites
and separate pieces.
Half price for dining
room furniture-matched
suites and separate pieces.
Half price for living
room furniture-matche
suites and separate pieces.
100000 worth-all Of
it Wanamaker furniture.
Next Tuesday every
piece remaining unsold
goes back to its
regular price
Fifth Gallery, New Building
Sixth Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Boys wool blue
Serge Suits, $3.50

With too pairs of trousers
Yes, actually two-trouser
serge suits for this low
price.
Serge suits are not only pos
sible again, but these suits are
of very fine quality serge,
finely tailored, Wanamaker
standard. The same quality
last season sold for S25.
New Spring models
Coats are alpaca lined, belts
backed with same serge; trou-
sers fully lined and shapely
cut. Every part reflects care in
tailoring and construction.
All sizes. z to Is years.
Boys Caps, $1.25 to $3.50
All new stock. Sizes z to Is
years.
Hats in the new fedora style
are SO to 81.
Third Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Income ak Returns
Well Help You

Two representatives of the
Collector of Internal Revenue
are here, in the Mezzanine
Gallery, New Building, at the
service of Wanamaker custom
ers.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
"There Is One Good
Wife in the Country"

and happy is the man who
knows he has her.
But he should tell her so for
encouragement in her servitude
to make the home a little
heaven on earth for the family
and their friends.
One travels the world around
and comes back invariably to
say, there is no place like home.
Do you remember that you were
tearfully homesick the first
time you went to Europe among
strangers and had to work
your way with unknown lam
guages?
The undoing of men and
women, who come to large
cities from the country is main
ly because they left their homes
behind them and nobody
seemed to care.
[Signed]
2f NaA~<
February 26, 1921.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Mems Socks, 35c
---3 pairs for 81

Fashioned, black or cordovan
cotton, seamless. mercerized
cotton in black, tan, cham
pagne, white, smoke, navy blue.
soc pair---fashioned, mercer
lied Isle, in black, white, cordo-
van, fashioned, black cotton
with unbleached soles.
soc pair--Seamless. medium
weight, pure silk, in black.
white. navy, dark gray, cordo-
van or tan. Made with mercer
lied cuffs, toes and heels.
Burlington Arcade Floor,
New Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
IT is not big type and big

talk in the newspapers
but the quality, fashion and i.
fair price of the goods in
the store which make value
and give lasting satisfac-
tion.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
New Fashions
at new low prices

For Miss III to go
Our prices are nearly
down to those of 1914.
New Frocks, $3.50
Frocks of crepe de chine,
Poiret twill and taffeta-one
model in the latter silk is typ
ical of the fashions introduced
by Jeanne Lanvin; the great
width of its skirt is emphasized
by the heavy cording which al
ternates with wide tucks; the
quaint little basque is un-
adorned except for collar and
cuffs of daintily embroidered
batiste; in navy blue, dark
brown or black.
''Burnham" Goats, $3.50
A good-looking London
model reproduced in heavy
heather-spun coatings-in the
new shades of blue, tan, green
and brown; also in imported
tweeds. Half lined with silk.
New and exclusive!
New covert cloth coats--im-
maculately tailored-also at
S45 and $49.50.
New Suits at SIS
Four new models for town
wear-in navy blue or black
tricotine, or cross-barred wool
velours. Smart severity is the
keynote of each model. One
style has box coat which may
be worn straight or drawn in
at the waist with narrow girdle.
Model has the new braid-bound
coat.
Second Floor, Old Building
Tenth Street.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

WHAT about that help you need7 or IN,
position SOU are seeking or tho room
,ou arc looking f6r7 Herald Want al
viii bring you fine returns.-ddss
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
Mems Two-trousers
Suits, $3.50

A happy idea.
How many a suit has
been discarded before it
should be, simply because
of the lack Of an extra pair
of trousersl
These suits are in con-
servative and semi-con-
servative styles. Materials
are unfinished worsteds
and flannels, in grays,
blues, browns and heather
mixtures. Serges in blue
only.
All sizes for young and
elderly men.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
IA new Fashion in
MILDLY Blouses,
$3.50

We are so sure that
young girls will be en-
thusiastic about this new
MILDLY blouse with turned-up
band which defines the natural
waist line that we have made it
in white galatea and blue kitty
cloth, both trimmed with white
at $3.50
Also in silk pongee, trimmed
with dark brown braid, at
$3.50. Sizes s to 20 years.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26
February
S A L E.

There won't be another
Saturday like it for at least
six months-so large a
volume-so large a variety,
all at half price. 1t is
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

New Frocks, $3.50
REGULATION" dresses in
blue kitty cloth, trimmed with
white-in the much favored
one-piece model.
Second Floor, Old Building.
The New York herald., 1921-02-26

First Floor, Old Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

merits In regard 20 cast. direction
md story. The name" OF the pro.
ducor will not cell the picture. It's
complete worth will. Tho idea ~ to
put out pictures personally directed
or supervised By the big men behind
the SUCCESSES OF the past who
arc too acnalbla 10 guarantee any.
thing not worthy of their stamp Of
approval.
c. Gardner sullivan. peer Of screen
writers. who recently returned from
a trip around the world. has Joined
The Associated Producers and will
write for them exclusively.
Tho Ince that created "civiiiza.
ton" and visuaIixed behind the
Door" would no more think Of cheap
cninR his name by standing back OF
n cheap film than would Tourncur
who gave the screen 'Pruneila" and
Woman" Neiian and Dwan have
worked TO the fore slowly. gradually
arrived. DO you suppose either will
risk his name on dubious play
Sennett. the king OF broad comedy.
is going 10 take care that his snlck.
err standard is not lowered in the
least As young producers. the
Tucker 81 The Miracle Man" and
Read. OF Sex" and other Glaum sue.
ccsscs. are bound to be jealous In
their care OF reputation and produc.
ton standards.
These. then. are the men who are
going 10 make your pictures. Their
creed Is an excellent forecast OF what
Is 70 come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

Allan

Just as II was inevitable that the
nickelodeon should be suppianted by
the miilIon-dollar theatre housing the
pictorial creation OF today. 10 was Il
inevitable that the big producer. the
man behind the firm. should come IN.
To HIS own.
Thomas II. Tnce, ID. w. Griffith
and Mack Sennett were the first 20
establish the importance OF the di-
rector and producer. These three
Titans OF the films joined forces ia
1915 and formed the Triangle Film
company. They were the first 10 put
out pictures with their own stamps
on them that let the wopid know who
was the real power behind the
screen. az well as who wore the even
ing clothes with such sang froid In
reel two
Triangle forcshndowed the day
when the producer would arrive
on the biiiboartis to collect some
small share OF credit that had always
r:ghtfuIly been his. and II is the same
Thomas III. Ince Of those thrce-cor-
nercd days who stands out as the
dominant figure In the newly formed
Associated Producers alliance.
This most recent affiiiation OF big
producers r. without doubt the most
important one made In tho history OF
pictures. The Associated Producers
are seven OF the biggest. most ag
gressive figures In the photoplay
world. And. they are out TO make
good pictures In the manner they
choose. taking whatsoever time is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
MARGARET LIVINGSTON
SHINES IN INCE DRAMA

Picture fans In quest Of new per.
sonaiitics will find much to interest
them In Lying Lips" Thomas III.
Incc's second production for Asso.
ciated Producers.
Among several brand new iumi.
naries Is vivacious Margaret Living.
ston, recent inoe discovery" who.
In the role Of Leila. as vsmpish n
little fiirt a. any roue would care to
meet. firmly established herself. Il Is
said. as one OF tho most charming
entrants In this years crop OF film
debutantes.
Miss Livingston has been before
the camera only two years. Mlgrnt-
ing to California from her home In
Salt Lake City. she was engaged for
bits" by one or two independent
producers. A small part In an Enid
Bennett production attracted the in.
terest Of Thomas II. Ince. He In.
Structcd that she be given a full op.
portunity and
But her work In Lying Lips" Is
sufficient evidence OF how well she
grasped "Old Man Chance and en-.
tered the portals OF Famel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
IL B E R T Y
-8REWsTER's MTLIIONs'
fparamounU

tf~AE4flouHtt
NAafe Brewster ....... Roscoe Arhuckle
Peggy. .--....-...-..... Betty Ross Sisrk
M Brewster. ......... FRED hHnury
M Ingrshsm. -.....-. James CorrigSn
George Barr McCutchcon's popular
comedy, '.Brewster's Millions" In
screen form. with Fatty Arbuckie
featured. In now at the Liberty. This
IL the second big feature comedy
Fatty. has appeared In and Is said
20 be even better than The Life OF
the Party" which was shown here
recently.
The story concerns the adventures
OF Monte Brewster, who IN given a
fortune Of two million dollars by his
Grandfather Brewster. Later. his
other grandfather offers him a ten
million dollar interest in his Ice bust
meas. provided he Is absolutely pen
illness at the end Of year.
Monies difficulties In spending the
two million within the years time
furnish an abundance OF clever com
esiy situatiosn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
GOODWIN COMPLETES
NEW PRODUCTION

Don't Neglect Your Wife" Ger
trudc Atherton's first original screen
story, Is one Of the four Goldwyn
pictures that will soon be released.
1t In an intensely dramatic story OF
domestic relations in early San
Francisco days which reaches Its
hopeful conclusion in New Yorks
notorious Five Points" section. II
was directed by Wallace Worslcy,
the man who welded the mega.
phone on THE Penalty" In the
cast are Mabel Julienne Scott
Lewis n. Stone, Charles Clary. X. ID.
MacLean, Arthur Hoyt, Kate Les
ter. Darrell Foss and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
Picture hf{er

The three local winners In
the J. Parker Read, Dr.. Seattle
Star 5000 Scenario contest
will be announced some time
this month.
Richard Barthclmess has return.
cd 10 the Paramount banner 10 play
tho role OF Youth" In Experience"
the massive production on which
work has begun at the Long Island
studios. under the direction Of
George Fitzmaurice.
Sir Gilbert Parker II working at
the fasky studio with George Mel
ford In directing The Money
Master" his own story. written at
the studio. Alice Hollixter plays
the leading feminine role opposite
James Kirkwood
Following sham" which Ethel
Clayton Is nov making. william ID.
Taylor VIII direct her In a photo
play adapted from story b. cosmo
Hamilton
Mrs. James Rennie. otherwise
known as Dorothy Gtsh. furnishes a
lot OF comedy in a burlesaue mys.
terry picture called The Ghost In
the Garret."
Crane Wilbur. one-time movie IA
vprit.. is now in vaudeville. appear
ing in sketch entitled. so This is
Par!s."
''N~ighbors- Is the title OF Buster
Kcaton comedy which will be on the
program ut the clemmcr. beginning
Saturday.
Claire Windsor. whom Lois Weber
will feature in n series OF pictures.
In n Seattle girl.
Thomas Holding. who appears with
Elsie Ferguson in Sacred and Pro-
fame Love-" was born at Greenwich.
England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
Neilan Protege
Heads Big Drive

Wesley "Freckles" Barry, Mar
shall Neilan's popular boy star.
left Los Angeles last Sunday ON
the longest trip he has ever made
In behalf OF the Hoover cam
paign for the starving children o.
Europe. Wesley liz now en- route
10 New Orleans TO head a drive
Of $4,000 school children from
Louisiana and Mississippi Carry
Ing with him. Wesley has a mes
sage OF good wishes from the peo-
pie OF Los Angeles and written
by Mayor Snyder Of that city. 10
the people Of the South, where
''Frecklcx' will appear.
One OF the big features Planned
during wesley's appearance In New
Orleans will he the dedication Of Z
day at the nationally famous raca
track. 20 the drive. TO be known
nv Marshall Nciian day. One Of
the big events on this day win b
n Wesley Barry handicap In which
the youngster viii act as starter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
LOIS WEBER PICTURE
SOON TO BE RELEASED

Lois Weber announces that her
latest photopiay, what DO Men
wantY' will be released for exhlbi.
ton on February ~. what DO Men
Want7" Is the second Weber picture
made for distribution thru Famous
PlayersLasky. In her play Miss
Weber strives TO answer the question
which the title OF her picture sug-
gests. The millions OF women who
have asked the same question will be
interested in Miss Weber's play. for
purely personal reasons. Men proba-
bly, will go 10 SEQ II In order to learn
what II is that women think they
want.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
CAREY IS LINKED

Harry Csrey's link" is stili on
the job. Shortly after recovering
from his recent severe illness he let
his ranch house burn up. or down.
as the case may be. The damage.
approximately So. 900. was slight. but
the loss OF many rare trophies pre-
sentcd the star by famous Indian
chiefs. several hundred mash notes.
and costly collection OF Navajo
rugs. IL. according to Carey. "the
most unkindcst cut that broke the
back"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
TOM MOORE IN
POPULAR COMEDY

Tom Moore's new Goidwyn star.
ring vehicle IN a perturbation OF the
famous novel. MIR. Barnes OF New
York." written by Archibald CLAW.
ering Guntcr. The star. as Mr..
Barnes. has role different from
any In which he has hitherto been
seen. As genial New Yorker,
Moore finds himself catapuited into
a corsican vendetta which forever
threatens TO turn into tragedy, but
the Tom Moore nonchalant humor
averts the tears with gale Of
laughter. In the cast with Mr..
Moore are beautiful Naomi Child.
ers. Anna Lebr. Sidney Ainsworth,
Otto Hoffman and others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
S T r A N D
FHE FRONTIER OF THE STARS

tParamount
uurt r<ruii< Thomas Msighsn
Hiida SHEA. ..-.--.-.- Fe4rs ftnney
PAL Hoyt--. Aipnoaa h.n.sf
Gregory ...s...-...-.-s.s- sr-oNHf1 k"@
Thomas Meighan. In the role OF
Buck Leslie, an East Side gangsser.
\ featured in The Frontier OF tho
ssars." the new photoplay attraction
q the strand.
The opening scene shows Buck
eiuding detective by climbing onto
the roof of tenement Here he
comes upon Hilda- She IL a pretty
little cripple. who has never been
on the streets and who knows no
man The novelty Of a man on the
housetop Is a big event in her color
less life. and she gladly hides him
behind the chimney. When the de-
tective arrives. Hiida denies having
seen anyone
The balance Of the story h given
over TO Bucks reformation due to
the efforts of Hilda.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
HOW TIME DOES FLY

How time brings changesl Did
you know that less than ten years
ago ID. w Griffin did Hall Gaines
great story, The Christian" into a
one.rcel picture entitled ITO Save
Her Soul" and that Mary Pickford
played lead In 1T Mahlon Hamilton.
featured star Of the new Rocket spe-
cial, The Truant Husband" says he
saw the picture and that 1t was much
better than many Of the highly
touted productions of these latter
DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

necessary. sparing no expense. un.
harnpered by program require
mcn,s. irked not at all by orders from
the home office There will b. no
wiring from New York ito tear out
that last scene and give EN- a happi.
CT ending. no one Suggesting that
the locale be switched from India TO
New Rochelle for practically no rca.
son. These seven men are bound 20
do the pictures they choose in the
manner they choose.
With Thomas Tnce IN the newly
established organization are Mack
Sennait Maurice Tourucur. Allan
Dwan. Marshall Neitan. George Loan
Tucker and J. Parker Read. jr.
Every picture made by one Of the
select seven" must stand on It's own
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
NEW LEADING LADY
FOR THOMAS MFJGlitN

Jacauolinc Logan has been en-.
gagged az leading woman for Thomas
Meighan In his newest picture.
white and Unmarried" now in pro-
ducron IN Hollywood Miss Logan
has had extended stage experience.
and among other things sang the
prima donna role In a recent revival
OF "Florodora-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
GLORIA SWANSON
IN GI.yN STORY

Gloria swanson viii make her stel-
lar debut tn Eiinor Clyn's The Great
Moment" the production now being
filmed under the direction OF Sam
Wood. Miss swanson II looking for.
ward with interest 10 this picture and
IL naturally enthusiasts over the
fact that IL is her frat individual star
vehicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
KATHRYN PERRY IN
OWEN MOORE DRAMA

~ Divorce OF conycnience. with
owen Moore the star. will soon b.
shown on the screen by Selznick Pic
lures. Kathryn Perry VIII be Mr..
Mooru's leading lady. with Mia Nal.
di. the Winter Garden ''vamp." prom
lnent In the supporting company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
WILL ROGERS IN
IRWIN COBB STORY

VIII Rogers new stellar vehicle
will bc Boys win ne Boys" based
on the dramatization OF Irwin q.
Cobb's famous short story Of the
same title. II gives the cowboy star
an opportunity for the riches, com.
edy acting that has fallen TO his lot
since becoming a motion picture
actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

The beautiful Agnes Ayres has
the biggest part in her career in
the gorgeogiy mounted forbidden
Fruit" in which Cecil 70. DeMille
has outdone his previous elaborate
productions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
COL N / A l.
TIGER TRUE"

Frank Mayo may always be de-
pended upon for good. stiff fight
in his pictures, and those who go to
see Tiger True" his latest photo
play. which opened today at the
Colonial. will not be disappointed.
There are three fights in this picture
One with a mob. another with
Walter Long. one or the bestknown
heayies on the screen, and the third
with Al Kaufman, at one time prom
nent In pugiiistic circles.
Tiger True" In from the pen OF
the popular novelist. Max Brand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

Lila Lee win be the leading wo.
man for Roscoe (Fatty) Arbucklc
In his forthcoming Paramount pic.
ture. Three Miles Out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05

CT E M M Z r


tAetrob
Connie NcCal, ..........s.. Viola psna
rrentic~ Rive. wallace AehonAia
s~rfs Lady. Ruth Stonehoass
Helen FLAT. $50. .......... sNsch Fos'of
Connie McGnl dreams in her soul
tery Of a man whose photograph she
has seen in a magazine Suddenly
her Prince Charming Is brought into
the same house where she works.
Later. she gets tho chance TO meet
him by becoming an unwilling tool
o. a gang Of crooks intent on jewels.
LIKE the original Cinderella. she
leaves a slipper in her hurried flight.
and this slipper. which holds the KEY
TO the safe. becomes the crux OF the
situation and the open sesame TO the
..cart Of her Prince Charming.
Thts all happens IN "cinderelis's
Twin" the photoplay In which Viola
Dana Is starring at the Cisrnmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-02-05
GOOD NEWS

GOOD NEWS
Word has just been rcccivcd
by The Star motion picture
editor shat Mabel Normand
has again signed with Mack
ScuD@tt. Miss Normand's first
starring vehicle under the D~~
Scnnctt banner will he
"MolIylO."