The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

imposter. and with soc" Potter. tho
VILLAGE LAWYER and CN,rNuu"'s friend,
jumps into machine to stop the
wedding.
As they speed down the road they
come upon the stranded wedding
party Dan explains the situation,
and they all continue Tia, puIyuii.
In his haste to got away, the count
takes a turn AT too high Il rate OF
speed, the car leaves the road and
plungts over "A bank into u lake.
After pulling him to shore. Dan
forces him to return the money, and
then releases him on his promise 10
leave the country. After such rude
awakening. the simple life has q
stronger appeal for Lil2ic, ana Dan
continues with her TO the ministers =
instead OF the count.
Enid bennett and Edward Iicarn
take the principal parts.
RubNc de- Rcncr
"Amcrica's most beautiful blond" "
as Rubyc de Rcmcr is designated
10y iIollcu. viii soon be seen in T..
Phillips Oppcuhcim's celebrated
story, '"Passcrshy." The name of
the picture viii bc changed upon
release as previous production 10y
.'anothcr author has already en-
pioycd the title.
Miss de- Rcmer will he surrounded
by an all-star cast, which includes
Lewis stone, Raymond Hattou. Wal
ter McGrail, Kathleen Kirkham
William Y. Moug and Frank LoiglA
Alice Calhoun in Peggy Puts II
over"
In Peggy Puts II over" Alice
Calhoun PLAYS the part Of young
girl who strives to put life into the
sleepy town of her birth where the
townspcoplo were still driving oxen
teams and talking in the b'gosh
lingo. Il was hard uphill task
but Peggy puts it over" even
against the wishes Of the man she
loves, who would have Oldtown re-
pain as 1t is and not become mod
dInized The story is splendid
vehicle, for Miss Calhoun whose
beauty and sense of comedy find a
grateful outlet in Peggy Puts II
over" The charming star is now
husily at work on her new produc-
tiuu. THE Matrimonial Web"
Walter McGrnii.
Walter MCGrail Is one Of the most
popular and most capable leading
men in pictures He first stage ap.
pc1ranCc was in "Pinaforc," I'm
which he sang bit and walked
about the stage but contends that
he was Of no importance whatever
To the production.
After several years In dramatic
PLAYS and comic operas Mr.. NcGraIl
returned TO New York from one
night tour TO find that activities In
the thCspian line were not all they
should be. \ chance to. play In u
picture was offered him, and, in u
I disintorcstcd sort Of way, he ac-
/ c"ptod H. His screen Performance
was so satisfactory that he con
/ tinucd and his climb To fame be-
gan,
Niora Daniel.
Niora Daniel has just graduated
from playing leads with male star,
. H. feature pictures 10 heading tn,
casts in comedies. Her latest ar,
. Let Me ENplaiu' and In Tor Life
with the beginning OF August
/ lovely summer costumes have be,
/ come bit paSse-to feminine i'm,
/ ngination which begins At this tim,
/ to tuUn eagerly toward the incoming
season. Imagination, whore fashion
Is concerned, always outstrips IN,
weather Fan troCks of wool ma
/ icrial may be very uncomfortable
. TO wear-duriuE the weeks OF Aug
ust, but never mind that. on,
wants ia know what IN coming any
way, Anticipation Is always NOR,
than half the pleasure in anythinl
} ana IL would DE "A duh life II ~,