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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-16

On motion by Mr.. Buzzell of Bel
fast, it was voted to take from the
table resolve in favor of the Reform
atory for Women for repairs: and on
further motion by the same gentle
man it was referred to the commit
tee on appropriations and financial
affairs.
On motion by Mr.. Weatherbee Of
the table report of the committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game relative
to the act increasing the bounty on
bears.
The SPEAKER: The status of this
matter is that there was committee
report ought not to pass"
On further motion by Mr.. Weather
bee Of Carroll, the report was recon-
mitted to the committee on Inland
Fisheries and Game.
The SPEAKER: The record shows
that bill An act creating the West
Paris Village Corporation was tabled
yesterday by the gentleman from
Paris, Mr.. Forbes. The recollection
of the Chair is that it was tabled by
the gentleman from Fryeburg. Mr..
Eastman, in the absence of the gen.
tleman from Paris, Mr.. Forbes. II
there is no objection, the bill will be
taken from the table, and, IL the
House so votes, given it's third read,
ing at the present time.
Thereupon the bill received it's
third reading. and was passed to be
engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Dram of Bristol,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-16

On motion of Mr.. Dodge Of Port
land, it was
Ordered, that the President of the
University of Maine be requested to
furnish the Legislature, within ten
days from the passage OF this order,
a detailed statement showing the in
come and. expenses from all sources
of each department of the University
of Maine for the year ending June 30,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-16

De IN OrOer II increase In salary over
the present $500 maximum is not
granted.
Further sections of this bill have
to do with increasing the appropria-
ton of the department in accord
ance with the budget submitted to
the budget committee. L believe that
the work of the department can be
carried ON with the money recon-
mended by the budget committee for
the next two years. But it will be
merely a period of marking time
with the new developments in health
work and the probable loss of sew
eral valuable workers now in the
employ of the department. Such
projects as the establishment of a
full time division of hotel inspection;
opening a branch laboratory in
Aroostook as requested by the peo-
pie there and planned. for in the bud
get; and the State aid to such towns
as will employ a full time health
officer would have to be abandoned.
1.-THE increase from $4,000 to TO-
600 for venereal disease work is
based on the fact that after July 1 Of
the present year, federal aid which
practically supports this division Of
the work will be discontinued and
more money for it must be appro-
priated by the State or the work al
ready well' begun will be seriously
handicapped.
ITO define the term Of the local
health officers as three years. similar
to the term of Office Of the former
Boards of Health is desired in order
to obviate the confusion now exist
ing where such officers in various
communities are serving for various
periods from one to three years or
more"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-16

On motion by Mr.. Dram of Bristol,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.
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office was discontinued several
years ago without permission.
Work on the new high school
building Is progressing nicely.
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stood that work men Will very
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Jack Holt to Be Starred
as ReUard of Popularity

TACK HOLT, whose work in Will
- liam De Miles "Midsummcr Mad
ness will be remembered for long
time, is going to be n star
Elevation of Holt to stardOm was
announced this week by Jesse l.. Lasky.
who said that this player will be seen
in series of pictures with out of
door settings. The reason for this. he
explained. is that Holt is an athlete and
fits in naturally with an outdoor back
ground.
Mr.. Holts rise in the last two
years" said Mr.. Lasky, has been
another demonstration of the fact that
personal magnetism coupled with abil-
ity to interpret roles naturally, has
definite attraction for picture pa
irons. Although he played important
roles in Il number of our productions,
notably Midsummer Madness. Mr..
Holt was not featured in the notion
picture sense Of that word.
Nevertheless. tho public recognized
his work and registered its approval
with exhibitors. who in turn communi-
Gated to us the general desire that Mr.
Holt be given greater opportunities.
Mr.. Holt was born in Winchester.
Va. and educated at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. He is lover of horses.
owns big stable in California and
frequently exhibits his mounts at horse
shows.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
agnes Ayres viii Be
Starred in Future Pictures
BECAUSE of the popularity she has

BECAUSE of the popularity she has
- achieved as leading woman, notably
in Forbidden Fruit" Agnes Ayres is
10 be starred in series of productions
next season, it was announced this
week by Famous Players Lastly.
Miss Ayres is now in New York.
where, she is playing the feminine lead
opposite Thomas Mcighan in "Cappy
Kicks. On the completion of this she
VIII return to Hollywood and begin
work on her tilst star picture.
Miss AyrcS' rise to stnrd"m is Il
typical romance of motion pictures
the career that every American girl
has dreamed of rs her own at some time
or another.
Born near Chicago, she 81 put her
Girlhood in the Windy city. One day
she visited tn" old ESsahIy Studio and
was offered part rs an extra.
She accepted, was found to screen
remarkably well. and was soon cStnb-
llshcd as player of ability. Since then
her rise has been rapid, and recently
Cecil B. De Mile chose her as one of
the twelve prominent players for the
cast of THE Affairs. of Anatol."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
AUTHOR ORISLEARNINC
EVERY DEPARTMENT
OF MOVIE GAME
HUGHES, novelist and

DUPERT HUGHES, novelist and
dramatist in earnest. He has studied
every phase of the making and pro-
ducing of motion pictures.
He not only writes original scenarios,
but prepares his own continuity; he as
sists the director in the actual produc-
ton, helps cut, edit and title the pie
ture.
He can even show the players how
they should act in any given scene when
they do not get the idea from the verbal
instructions from the director or him.
self.
After contributing the perturbation
of his. novel. THE Cup of Fury" he
set to work to school himself in the
new art. The result is that he is
blazing new trails in the development
of motion pictures and setting a pace
that other screen writer's will have to
equal to keep up with the procession.
Mr.. Hughes particular individual
achievement in the development OF
American photoplays lies in bringing to
the screen the striking, homy traits of
American character lin lieu of striving
for action and not much clse) and the
American sense of humOr that finds ex-
preston in every day life He is giving
character and distinction to films; he
writes in pictures instead of in dialogue
or narrative.
LIS production. Scratch My Back"
IL took film comedy out Of its rut and
made entertainment equal to the best
that the stage can afford. In Hold
Your Horses" starring Tom Moore. his
new screen comedy vein was continued
but strengthened and dcepened with
genuine drama.
The highest point in his development
MS Il photo dramatist has been reached,
according to Goldwyn. in his two new
pictures to be released in the fall.
dangerous Curve Ahead" an original
screen story of American domestic life.
an intensely interesting mingling Of
comedy and drama. with the little
touches of character and incident which
make American life so distinctly Ameri-
can and '"Thp Old Nest" picturiza-
tion of his novel of the same title.
Mr.. Hughes has also prepared
scenario and continuity for new Tom
Moore production. From the Ground
Up." work on which is scheduled to be-
gin very soon at GOldwyn's Culver City
studios.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Oriental Movie Makers

Chinese art is so popular these days
a motion picture company composed of
men Of this race is engaged in making
n picture called "The Lotus Flower"
The stockholders. executives and work
men are all Chinese. The studio is To-
Gated at Boyle Heights. Los Angeles.
and has created real sensation even
in California. where motion picture
plants grow like mushrooms. This ORR
entail company is called the Wah Ming
Motion Picture Co.. with Leong Jung,
better known as James Il. Leong, as
supervising director. Mr.. Leong is not
new to the industry, having worked with
y. w. Griffith on the Chinese effects
in ''Brokon Blossoms" Mr.. Leong has
been in this country eight years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
NEWS, VIEWS, RUMOR
AND GOSSIP FROM
Neutrality-suspicious.
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood. Calf. June II

hVhyWVOu, WILL, June ~.
DOOR Eric Won Stroheim He's
having hard time finishing
Foolish Wives" He Is almost at the
end, however-is shooting the final
scenes. Irving Thalberg, Universal S
general manager, said one day in ex-
aspcration
"Well-1'd certainly like to see the
last scene of this picturc."
well, you SHALL" retorted Won Stro- l.
helm. So when Thalberg returned from
trip to New York he was proudly
summoned to the set.
But alas and alack. Won Strohcim. in
n movie struggle with one of the
actresses, hurled her against the corner
of dresser. knocking two Of her front
teeth out Now they have to wait till
she gets two new front toofs.
There are always fads in Hollywood.
some of them athletic. Mary Pickforl
and Douglas Fairbanks have originated
many of them. not because they 20 in
for that. sort of thing. but because
they're just naturally out Of the rut
Let's hope they don't get In til apol-
oglze beforehand. This is going to be
q, very poor pun)-because they ride
thelr bicycles to the studio every morn
ing.
Miss Pickford's car follows them. I
believe. in case she gets tired You
know she hasn't been very we'll this In II
winter. what with all her troubles. but
she's steadily getting stronger. keeping
out of doors as much as she can NJ their
lovely place in Beverly Hills-that is,
when she's not working.
uERE'S something perfectly silly ::
- DO you know Benny Xeidman? He
used to be in the old Lubin Studio. in
lhiIadelphia. In fact, that's where he
got his start. Now he's the Pickford-
Fairbanks business manager. That
ought to make him dignificd, but it
doesn't
lie has the healthicst and at the semc
time most Peter Pannish sense Of humor
OF any one know. He and another
man were driving leisurely along our
main drag eating loquats. Every once
IN while they'd come across one that
wasn't all il should be, so they threw
them at whoever happened along.
They got away with it for a while.
but pretty soon they hit girl who took
It the wrong way. She hailed guar
dian of law and order.
II want you to understand I'm n
poor working girl and won't be hit on
the head with loquats.
Ibid YOU hit this young woman with
loQuat:' demanded the e. of |. and
o.. trying to keep his face straight. Ry
this time the great American sense Of
curiosity had caused IL crowd to gather
Bennie was dsmayed
NO, it was my friend here and he
turned, waving an inclusive hand. But
the friend was not there. He was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
NEWS CAMERAMAN
GETS AIR STUFF
DESPITE ACCIDENT

T G. HUT, for five years a member
IL. of the Photographic staff of the
Pathe News, lost an index finger and
had his hand badly smashed while
making some airplane pictures near
San Francisco on May ~.
Back of this bald statement is a
story of fortiudc, devotion to duty and
of physical strength that is a worthy
tribute to the type of motion picture
news camcraman OF today.
Hutt's hand was hit by an air
plane propeller while lie was signaling
another plane, which was 90 operating
in his special stunt" The accident
occurred just as the final scene of the
day was about to be shot" At the
time of the accident the machines were
nearly 300 feet in the air. Badly
stunned and suffering terrific pain, HUT
hardly made an outcry, according to
the pilot of his machine, but, creeping
back from the tail of the engine. made
his way with his heavy accOurterment
TO the cockpit of the machine and then
fell unconscious from loss of blood and
pain.
A FTER being rushed to a hospital,
"A Hutt sent the following laconic
wire to Emanuel Cohen. editor of the
Pathr News. in which he forgot to tell
of his accident until he had explained
the success Of his "story.'
"Cinched first aviation story per my
letter. Story is knockout Think
one of the best ever made by myself.
Sitting on top wing with camera. Ac-
r0bat jenkins performing stunts on end
of top wing, then crawling back to tail
of fusilage, securing some very unique
shots, accompany airplane getting me
at same time photographing jenkins.
'While standing on engine making
last scene, endcavoring to signal other
plane to come directly in front of our
plane. reached my arm out too far
and my hand was struck by propeller,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
STUDIES CHINESE
WAYS TO GAIN
CORRECT STYLES
GLORIA PAXTON left the South
" just about the time the mint julep

GLORIA PAXTON left the South
" just about the time the mint julep
did.
And she's welcomed back with just
about as much enthusiasm as the
Southerners accord to those tempting
tall frosty glasses with the sprig of
green sticking out of the top.
Gloria graduated from convent in
Dallas, Tex. and jumped right into a
dramatic stock company in New
Orleans. She played there a year and
then went on nine months tour
through Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas with a stock company and added
new admirers to her following. Going
back to her first love, Dallas, she played
there for six months. when Griffith, on
chance visit to the Southern city,
saw her and Immediately signed her up
for the screen.
TER latest task, that Of playing the
- part of Chinese girl in Sessue
Hayakawa new Robertson Cole pro
duction. Where Lights Are Low
called for great care in make up and a
vast amount of study To insure
realism, Gloria took trip to San
Francisco and made the acquaintance of
some women in the Chinese quarter.
They taught her how to dress her hair
as Chinese girl should and all the art
of proper costuming.
Gloria learned. among other things,
that Chinese girl does not announce
her engagement by means of ring.
She does it by different arrangement
of the brads of her hair. The Chinese
have different modes of hair dressing for
married women. for widows and for
maids; also to denote a wOman's social
status.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
pEN INGRAM is filming Balzac' s
Chance to See Early Lloyd Films

Nobody who has kept track of the
laughter making career of Harold Lloyd
will be surprised to learn that exhl .
bitors do not forget that Lloyd was
once the star of one reel comedies
The success of the later two and three
rcelcrs serve to refresh this memory.
Pathe reports constant inquiries for
some of the old short favoritcs. which
will be new to many and which many
to whom they are not new will be glad
to see again. Accordingly, the dis
tributors announce reissue of series
Of the ten funniest Lloyd one -reclprS,
one each week, beginning July II. The
first five of the series will BE- released
in the following order: July II,
Bliss July "a, The Flirt"; July
81. "Al Aboard; August :. "The
Tip" and August II, Rainbow Is
land The announcement of these COM
edics will prompt recollections of Harold
Lloyd and Harry "Snub' Pollard work
ing together with Bebe DanicIs-now
a star-adding much to the festivities
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
RJaS CChs Daily Movie Magazine @
MOVIE BEAUTY CONTEST JUDGES
ARE MEETING>T TO PICK WINNERS

NJ HE Movie Beauty Contest is and the judges
holding the first of their meetings today to choose the
oen 0yls aUkO w be taken to Betzood neat Ueek to hare
"ttsst strips of movie film made of them.
1t is impossible at present to tell how long OM take
fo the Judges to examine the many photographs submitted
hit ave aUiH Monday all of the definite plas
We hope to be able to begin announcing the of the
fifteen on Tuesday, The judges ho making the deci-
sions for as are:
Miss Harriet Sarain principal of the School of Design
for Women
Leopold Seyfert, noted painter of 1voens portraits
,phose studio is 1880 Chestnut street.
Elias Goldensky aOkose Photographic portrait studies
are features of all erkbitions 1905 Chestnut street.
\ William SheaOeU Ells 1912 Chestnut street,
artist Uhose aUork has made his nationally kno,On.
Theodore Marcea, the veteran photographer aUho
also hare acted has been taken suddenly i'll and ordered
ON sea trip for his healk His interest the contest
so keen however, that he has depued his general manager
H. j. Stol to act IN his place. Mr.. Sto has been denti
fed aUk Colonel Marceau for taOenty gears ~
rnaey acquainted p0th the veterans veaus of feminine
beauty
We feel that this strong jury of e1perts could
possby haze been gathered and their Judgment aviU be
accepted By aU
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Tom Santschi In Short.Lenath Films

Tom Santschi, star of western two.
reelers, has completely recovered from
his illness of last winter and is at
work again. Pathe will distribute a
new Santschi series of seven pictures.
two being completed and the third now
in production. The new series will
slow Suntschi supported by Ruth
Stonehouse has been the star of sew
cral pictures. She has the slight fig
ure and the sympathetic quality CON
sidcred to be most effective in the
heroine roles in pictures having Tom
Santschi for the hero.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
PATRICIA PALMER
RETURNS TO
: COMEDY ROLES

DATRICIA PALMER is back in
1 comedy, following her desertion, but
she is glad to be "at home" again, for
she found that work in the dramatic
field was not all that it was declared
to be and that she belonged in the
lighter productions. So she is appear
ing in single reel Gayety Comedies re-
leased through Educational Exchanges.
Miss Palmer is a native Californian,
having been born in San Francisco. AL
though barely twenty, she has had a
long stage experience, starting in
child parts. She has been in pictures
little more than five years, starting
with Vitigraph, where she appeared
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

cutting off index finger and shattering
hand. Very badly hurt. Am in hos
pital. Doctor states will be laid up for
six weeks"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
First Scenes of Rex Beach Film

just to have happy balance Of at
mospherc the first scenes of the Rex
Beach picture. "Thc Iron Trail" have
been completed in ALASKA. Two camera
men and three actors have returned to
the haunts of man after having spent
two months in the far regions of this
country