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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
Actor Worked
Way to Fame

It's great 70 be a popular star.
draw big salary, and be known 70
everybody. But most of the men
and women who have attained that
eminence have reached it thro hard
knocks and even harder work.
Bryant Washburn. who has just
been engaged for the leading role In
Hungry Hearts" at the Goldwyn
Studio, was reminiscing the other
day. He recalled that for his first
work on the stage he received 81
a performance. He went on the road
at SIS a week and was soon cut to
SIG. His salary then jumped to e35
but not until after he had demon
strated his ability. He was leading
man on the road In The Wolf'' at
3f5 a week.
washburn was one Of the first
stage actors to go over to motion
pictures. which had not then reach
ed their present prestige. His first
contract called for s45 a week and
when this was raised to s55. be cele-
brated the location by taking unto
himself wife--the only one he over
had. incidentally. When the nay
check showed 500 written across II.
Mr.. washburn knew he had accom-
plished the impossible.
Now the actors salary is written
in several figures. but he had to play
lot of one-night stands and face
q lot Of cameras and. don . lot u
grease before he reached that clnss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
Picture hf{er

James Rennie will be featured in
a Goldwyn picture. The husband Of
Dorothy GiAh was playing Pot
Luck" when that stage play gasped
its last breath.
Wallace Reid says he has expert
enced some queer dreams since he
filmed the screen dreams IN Peter
ibbetson." And 50 have some who
saw the picture
Horses were fitted with Hnowshoes
TO enable Fox News eameraman
10 reach tho oldest Inhabitants OF
Lapiand.
After a vacation Bebc Daniels win
start to film story by Nina Wilcox
Putnam.
wallace Becry Is 20 support Nazi.
NOVA In her production OF Ibsen's "A
Doll House"
sent For Out" Is the temporary
title OF Rupert Hughes next picture.
what does IL meant
Sidney Franklin. who IL 10 alter
nate ms director for Norma and Con.
stance Talmadge. In stiii In his TWEEN.
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
Three Hours
to Make Up

When George Bernard Shaw re
fused Arnold permission to play the
part OF the poet in Candida" on the
ground that DAILY was too old for the
role. the actor Indignantly declared
that the remark was an insult to his
makeup box. The reputation which
Mr.. Daily enjoys. in the respect.
among stagefolk is equalled by that
enjoyed by Lon CLANCY among film
folk. The famous Frog" OF THE
Miracle Man" and OF "The Penalty"
has frequently been called upon by
other actors TO give them his aid in
creating their artificial facial charac-
torizations. At present Mr.. CLANCY
is working for Goidwyn In The oc-
tave OF claudius" and It takes him
three hours TO make up as the
hunchback.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
MARRIED ONLY IN
FOX PH0TODRAMA

Rumors persist that Edna Murphy.
the charming young Fox screen
actress co-stsrring with Johnnie
Walker. Is married--and 70 johnnie.
Many inquiries In regard to this
matter have been received by Miss
Murphy and at the Fox offices. As
a matter OF fact, Miss Murphy mar
ries Johnnie quite frequently. or pre-.
pares to--but only on the screen.
The popular co-stars are now an.
pearing In "What Love WIN Do"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
CANNOT SHAVE TILL
PICTURE is FINISHED

Eugene Palette. who played one Of
the three musketecrs IN tho Douslap
Fairbanks production. has . rough
going part IN Pauline Freder4ck's
production judith Of Blue Lake
Ranch" now being filmed In Caiifor-
mia After signing his contract. the
director said. " Don't shave until the
picture IN finished" and poor Pallet.
ter In going around Hollywood look.
ing like a bandit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
Doris May Is Now a Star
Local Girl Makes Progress

Two Of the biggest things that can
happen in the life OF a woman hap.
pcued TO Doris May-al ut the same
time.
She became an re Picture star
and a married woman.
1--WE had 10 master the art Of
biscuit making and the lines for my
new picture. THE Foolish Age" In
the last few weeks. II you think Il
wasn't a struggle,
Here her husband. Wallace Nc.
Donald. entered the cory sun.flIlcd
living room where dainty Doris and
her husband have set up housckoep-
ing In Hollywood.
We'll can vouch for the sue.
cess OF the former" he testified 10y.
ally. land from what hear from
the studio ] guess she win manage
TO &c, away with the latter"
Miss May has been designated by
Douglas Mclean as the ideal lead
Ing woman" mo girl can sue
coed" says Mclean. unless she
Possesses good looks. ability to act
and the ability to wear clothes. Miss
May has all three"
Doris il a Seattle girl
After finishing her education In q
French convent she went with her
mother to Los Angeles she imme
appeared In pictures. She
played with Charles Ray for a time
and later joined Douglas Mclean IN
making comedies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
KENNETH HARLAN IN
NEW CABANNE FILM

Kenneth Harlan. prominent lead.
Ing man whose work in some OF Con
stance Talmadge's more recent pie.
lures has won for him many new
followers. has the CHIEF male role in
The Barricade" new picture di.
rccted by William christy Cabannc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
SELECTING TYPES
FOR "PETER PAM

There has been a lot OF talk and
very little action in the matter OF
screening Peter Pan The nearest
thing 10 action pointing toward the
conversion OF this tale 10 the screen
II the news that John s. Robertson
has examined almost a hundred
children in England In an effort 10
find suitable actors for the juvenile
roles. After Robertson's fidelity 10
Barrie's story Of sentimental Tom.
my" II In 10 be hoped that nc directs
the screen version Of Peter Pam
and that he will do az well with II as
he did with the former story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
MYERS WILL
CfllsISIEN YACHT

Now that Harry Meyers has fin.
ished playing opposite Alice Lake in
Kisses" he viii probably take "A
long deferred sea voyage. One OF
his friends desires him to christen
a new yacht. Tho Yankee" In hon.
or OF Myers famous film success.
Which Harry win undertake 10 do
on tho vessels maiden voyage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
New Picture
at Colonial

''The Heart OF the North" one OF
the newest and most Impressive
dramas OF the great Canadian
Northwest IN now running at the co.
ionini theatre. The story was writ.
ten with Roy Stewart IN mind. and
as star he achieves wonderful char.
aeter portrayals In dual rolo OF
twin brothers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
S T r AN d
LADIES MIST LIVE

Anthony Auixain. Robert rill.
HAtph tAnecart. st..s. hahton HAMILTON
Snf*tise hieeker. Betty Couspson
h.fn&r&. s..s...s .Lsatrico JOY
The ronanccs OF several beautiful
women play a prominent part In
Ladies' Must Live" the new picture
starring Betty Compaon at the
strand. George Loane Tucker pro
duced the picture which features
Betty compson. the popular little
heroine OF The Miracle Man" and
other features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
POPULAR TRIO
ON LOCATION

Gareth Hughes, Grace Darmond
and Herbert Heyes are giving San
Diego, Calf, chance 10 see how
films arc made. All are working to-
gether there ION location" in a new
photopIay. Various scenes viii be
made In Tijuana, Mex. famous
racing mecca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

MOVIE QUIzz

Conducted In Cooperation American
First National Pictures.
Helen Marden--Pola Ncgri has
never been In the United States, and
really cant say when she win
come 10 this country. She is 20
years old and her latest picture ~
called "One Arabian Night" Ad.
dress Marguerite Clark. care Cora
Clark. so Central Park West. n. Y.
city.
Sylvia Cuftcrman-Conway Tearle
IN 40 years old. and II married TO
Adela Rowland. He is at present
appearing on the stage In THE Mad
Dog" ID. w. Griffith In still work.
ing on THE Two Orphans" As you
probably know. Lillian and Dorothy
cish are appearing together in this
film.
chubby-Dorothy Phillips IL 20
years old and has one daughter.
Gwendolyn. You can address her at
1910 Laurel Avenue. Hollywood. Cal.
Yes. Marie Provost Is now n star.
Her latest production is "Nobody's
Fool" now showing at the Glen.
mer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
ERNEST Truck
IN M0HIES

Ernest Truck, who Is one OF New
York's biggest comedy hits in six
Cylinder Love-" Is making three
two-reel comedies for Pathe Their
titles are The Bashful Lover"
stick Around and Little. But. oh
My" The last is quite appropos. for
Truck is hippocket size.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
ropAy's PROGRAMS

Minutes 20 t.~- Two
n~is. ieel.'s 10
~" - > Mutst--MAs MoAycy 4.
WINTER tsAfSpH>--It. 80.
, 70. "a '.shams Of s,~iess'.
Sott>tt a--NAr~h.il >eti.n.. ..u,.-
Of ftteN~ 1ss
ImA>n-netty Ccmp~sa In .r..,,..
Me>t live 's
n.N--niek Hsttea In -ro.r,~-.
Dick
Noto>tAlr--sSay stewart I'm ..rn.
Heart II the >.rth..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
JULES VERNE
SERIAL.

A screen version OF Matthias San.
dorf." Jules verne's novel. made by
Louis Nalpas at Nice In 10 be dis.
tributed In America. II is a nine.
episode serial. Picture rights 20 the
novel were bought from Michel Jules
Verne. son Of the author. He, too.
In an author and lives at Toulon.
France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
MRS. EARLE
WILLIAMS

The wife OF Earle williams has
fallen heir TO fortune thru the
death OF an uncle In Paris. Last
year Mrs. Williams was bcqucathed
large sum OF money thru the
death Of other relatives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
CT E M M E r
-NoBODy's FOOL

Mary Hardy. ...............H Helen Harris
Ntncrnt bepnysteF .Nern1n Sniveiy
br- Hare +ss.s.. ..s..-...h X Henry Grey
Joshua jones. -........ Percy Challenger
A story of a jungle duckiing who
came out of her shclAr-a story OF tho
moonlight garden pest who turned
into tho social but;erfly--is Marie
Prevost's latest Universal comedy
drama -Nobody's Fool. which
opened today at the Clemmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
MAY COLLINS

May Collins Is to be starred by a
new producing concern. Metropolitan
Pictures. Last year she first came
into prominence as being reputed M
being the future Mrs. Charles Chap
lin. This engagement. however. was
denied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

Fred Turner. central figure in
The lack Knife Man. one Of the
finest .phofoplays ever screened, has
a prominent part In Tropical Love-
That stars Ruth Clifford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
II B Z R T Y
Two MlNurEs To co.

tffFRt Nationally
Chester rnrurtt eh..,.. -
49, 80" erheF s........... Mary Anderson
49, atoeFsssss......... Lionel ncimnrc
N~'sS ssss..s.-~..... Lincoln sledn.An
'hAkisIE RAY Is a football hero
~ IN Two Minutes 70 Co." a live.
y story OF college life by Richard
Andre which Is now being shown al
VIC Liberty. The story provides
Ray with one Of the best vehicles
nc has yet been given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
r Elk
"FEARLESS DICK"

Fearless Dlck%....-.......-D Dick Hatton
Betty NarHdeu. Catherine Craig
Steve Trask ...s..-.... Henry >. Hebeff
The Rex is offering another West
ern drama Beginning today the
film attraction is Fearless Dick"
lively drama Of romance and advcn-
ture. The leading role Is played By
Dick Hatton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN

Among the trophies Charlie Chap
lin brought home from Europe we're
10 new suits which British tailor
inveigled him into buying. None fits
him. In addition he acquired 20
pairs Of suspcnders which he can
not wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
BLUE MO E
EVERYTHING FOR SALE

Ifelen wainwright May MeAvoy
vr8uAid Scott.......-...E Eddie Sutherland
Mira wainwright. .kathiyn Williams
Mr.. wainwright. ...... Edwin Stevens
For her education and being
launched in society. just how deeply
In debt Is a girl 10 her family That
Is the problem which Is threshed
out by Hector Turnbull IN his latest
photopiay. Everything for Sale"
now showing at the Blue Mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

A painting by Walter Russell u
Mary Miles Mintsr as . child IL
To be placed ON exhibition In the
Luxembourg gallery u Paris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
WINTER GARDEN
-sHAMs or SOCIETY"

Helen Porter. barbara Caxtietcn
H-rbcrt Porter Nonfakue Love
Milton Hsurfnk ........ Macy Harlan
Mrs Crest. ........JuIla S~aSns Gordon
The domestic problems OF young
couple in comfortable circumstances
who could have avoided many OF
their troubles had they employed
their good sense at the proper time.
Is revealed upon the screen in
"Shams OF Society" the picture at
the Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

Monroe Salisbury has left his
ersfwhHle home In Hollywood to
take up his residence In San
MAteo, Cal. where he will
make a series Of pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
THOMAS
SANTsCHI

While most film favorites can be
found after studio hours either rest.
ing or enjoying diversions. Tom
Santschi lis TO be seen In his garage
attending to the mechanism Of his
automobiles. He has several and
does all his own repair work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
WAR VETERANS IN
LIBERTY PICTURES

Live-wire news topics included In
the Liberty News. TO be shown on the
screen at the Liberty Theatre begin.
ming Saturday morning, will be pic
lures of seattlos celebration Of Ar.
rnistice Day and war veterans parad.
ing; the planting OF American elms
on U. OF w. Campus in memory OF
war heroes; and views Of the first
fun refrigerated steamship Deerfield
which visited Seattle to take cargo
Of Washington apples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

"Over the IfiIIs Is 10 be ex.
hibited IN Shanghai, Singapore,
and interior Russia. The movie
spcsks Esperanto. rs 'twsre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

This mysterious looking
gentleman is .Rer, better
kmowm as "The Mental Viz
ord," Who is appearing at the
Winter Garden IN conjunction
NTH the screen showing
"Shams of Society,""
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

mo Defense" Ia the title OF the
latest co-starring picture for William
Duncan and Edith Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

Doris May. She and Douglas
MacLedn Dere formerly CO.
starred. Noic she is featured
by re Pictures in The Fool
ish Age"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12
C O Ii S E U M
bits or LIFE"
frt-~s N.fionaft

BIS W LIZ r.
fFirst Nationally
chin Cow ..........-.....-. Lon Clancy
Reginald yande brook. john Bowers
Princess. Harriet Hammond
Tom Levitt. ..............W Wesley Barry
Marshall Sellan has cieyerly com
bined the works OF four authors IN
Bits Of Life his latest screen Of
fering. which Il now showing at the
Coliseum Besides the players
named above. the cast includes Noah
Beery. Teddy Sampson. Rockcliffe
FelIowes. James Neil and Edythe
Chapman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-12

Jackie Coogdn wearing a
m,stache a la Chaplin. The
kid of 1.-THE Kid" has COM
pleted his first starring film.
It's called my Boy"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-03

Something You Want9 Uses
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-03
IT'S A CRUEL
 WORLD EVEN IN
 MOVIE CIRCLES

Just when we were goin' to get drink, that director called, 'cut'.' This was the wall of an extra man as a bunch of gamblers and miners wereh ust1ed off the great dance hall set in the Edgar Lewis production of ''The Sage Hen.'
 Of course there were no real drinks in the innum erable bottles sta cked along the shelves behind the big bar. But even the idea of h'isting a glass for the cameras sfake appealed to some of the make-believe miners and gamblers. The day was very warm and thed ance hall sweltering.
 People from all over the "lot' found q many attractions on the great west erl set which MT. Lewis had erected. Could it be possible that some of these folk wished a genii might rub a mys- tic lamp and transform this scene into an evening of the long ago, when men, with real gold dust belted at their waists. and the fever of near found fortunes shining in their eyes, stamped and crowded at the bars.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-03

in matrimony that one is sorry that no names are given.
 One widow. who had been mar ried three times. went to the altar with a wfdower who had also been there three times before.
 From 1914 to 1917 twenty-seven persons of over 75 were married, seven of them being over 80.
 In the five yeats over which the book spreads its frigid figures twen- two-two women married for the fifth time and 430 for the fourth time. Thirty-three uncles married their nieces and five daring nephews mar ried their auntS.
 The war reduced the number of divorces by 50 per cent, but the num- beris now increasing again.
 Of more than 5000 divorces dealt with in the statistics. only thirty-six took place in the first year of mar riage,- four in the fortieht year and one in the forty-fourth.
 Twelve couples are reported to have families of more than twenty chil- dren.
 Evidently heroism is not lacking in this city of misery and millionaires-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-03
FRANCE WANTS UNDES|RABLES
 DEPORTED
Opportunity Club to Give
 Large Holiday Party

Paris, Jan. 3-Energetic measures are to be taken here to round up all undesirable foreigners who since the war have invaded France. Police ganized and any foreigner found whose status is not reg1ementary to the customs of France will be de- ported imme ediately.
 Figures published recently. show that there are in Paris some 100000 foreigners In this number are in- cluded 1,S00 Germans, 22,000 Ameri- cans, 4,000 Argentinians. 2.0O0 Ar menians, 25,0oO Britishers. 13.O00 Spaniards, 39.o0O Italians, 1000 Lux en. burgers. 27,ooO Swiss, 800 Aus trians, 800 Chinese. 200 BuIgarians. 1,50O Danes, 4,0O0 Hollanders, 5000 Greeks, HOO Syrians. 22,OOO Rus sians, 10000 Rumanians and 2,000 Czechs.
 These figures represent but those who have registered with the French police. They do not include tourists. Added. however. to this large num- Der are thousands of others who live buried away in filthy novels of the city. Most of them have had to flee their own country and are wanted by the police. Others are voluntary eXiles from their home country.
 In certain parts of Paris veritab1e small colonies exist where French is hardly ever spoken, where shops are managed by foreigners, where even
 the newspapers are printed in foreign languages. One such colony exists in 1 the Latin quarter around the rue deS Rosters, where hundreds of Rus i sians and Poles live. Other foreign CTS and even Parisiars passing | through those districts are considered 1 strangers, often insulted sometim es l attacked and robbed
 ] Steps were once taken to arrest and l deport these foreigners. but in most | cases French laws were found inap- l plicable. Some have been deported 1 out of the country. They were usu- | ally accompanied to the Belgian 1 frontier and left there. The Belgian | authorities in their turn found most l of these people undesirable and
 promptly deported them back to | France. Now arrangements are to
 be made whereby they will be sent 1 across Germany to that country's
 eastern frontiers. No difficulty is en- | countered in the case of Spaniards, | Italians, Swiss. etc. and they are usu-
 ally left at their respective frontiers
 and rarely find their way back into | France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-03
MITE BOXES TAKE
 UP MANY PENNIES
Eleven Million, Nine Hun dred and 36 Thousand,
 400 Pennies Collected.

Chicago, H., Jan. 3.-Eleven mil lion, nine hundred and thirty-six thousand, and four hundred pennies paper mite boxes, three inches square, of the Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church. according to a statement by Mrs. IT. S. Earle, Detroit, Mich, sec retary of the mite box department
 The pennies amounted to $119, ,364. The gross total of all the receipts of the society were $2,591,5O4, and of this amount $119,364 were in pennies -an increase of 300,293 peiines this year.
 Detroit is in first place with $7,90S; West Ohio second with $6,502; North Indiana third with $6,017; Northeast Ohio fourth with s5,340; Rock River, including Chi cago, fifth with $5,239.
 At San Francisco Training School, $29O in pennies were put in service mite boxes. Forty-six dollars and 30 certs came from HoloIuIu The mite boxes to Porto Rico collected $S5, and the girls in the OrDhanage contrib utedP $15 in pennies Kansas City Training School for Nurses and Dea- conesses collected $10.75.
 There is als oan increase of 75,3O7 members, making a grand total mem- bership of 361 463.
 Forty conferences heport that over Sl,000 have beeG collected in pennies in each conference, by the women.
 The officers of the society are; Mrs. Wilbur P. Thirl<ield presid ent Cambridge. Mass May Leonard Wood ruff, corresponding secretary. Allen dale, N. J.; Mrs. D. D. Thompson, re cording secretary, Evanston, Ill.,: ant Mrs Ward Platt, treasurer, East Au, rOra N Y