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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
How the Mories Brought Billy Penn to Life
By HENRY ". NEELY

THE movies have done many things bringing
right to ssfs here H0 % fsS they
about ESZSos G%sS"y @ M G@sSt {s out ".,a
slowly %bonGe Of living human being opened its eyes moved
" mo- more 6t subject could found than Billy Penn
the wG c1%9 o ONE T@ a n" & ] @ % S f ne s' week % It's s SP
M The fact " hat R' m ] . @S % .gGn t feet rb % s9s, S S
the difficulty, the determination TO succeed
,,ow that the .rc,v,,ectn filmed rafting for
Hss %s Ss s Ss s '1" Ss n; S '" s, %" % ";o % %
s @ ne '.cg ] ISIS % c tel .o~e "' @ ] Of The p'oo
SSapS% graz S"'f feat ooc"d his ri't to the flesh.
,uRsT tho Federation camera the necessity Of
osYr Of Penn and %n % o'9 @ s % ] ' S Htn M %r twenty %
REQ 1 S % M statue hut that They
fsnG fSS Gt an fDs aviator at. who would
tn, pan flew ap and Island md road .to making king
s Ds amn nm so every % 6uon every clothes eye
every g PPo so Eh s7s @ reached a had been
a9suR nd town B95 Tes SfS T and
'''HiFS HSsn 1s f S9S5 @ o?S "ot P ;
ssa @ s nneh on s tepo lens the
eS ~ s';s Ss 1 IT s the hat
90 MUCH for tn, prsmno., Filming the o ond from
SM. tor Of building stroight-omay "vf to
sss m .@T o S S; @ @ S do '' o, @ s" FedsrStn executives. 70.
m be able Judge for yourselves Jus tho" cell " hos bee"
r,r &C.. ~ . IN. actual resurrion' part Of
building Of huge sn7'' and .s%nS G ] Of ] @ P and @ n painters
sa b ob and they turned pcturng
every Lesdsd sd % aboard Big The end Of the
ndsu
with the poised
which before
the everything ready to Shoot Billy as he
amet to ,,,- p.- r..,
fTnisr ssn fIRSl % s p perhaps the
little Parkway hil)
Gable
Au ready su
nm the of his oyt he clambered.
further commanded the director That's It,
ii. little That's IT, Hold it.
Camera n, w.
Pennhe living Billy Penn
Billy Penn The
put mu
Uron era--as with freckes all know.
Billy slowly bis
sped
decided
descend his perch
projections
until he finally passed out of the film
pie. Why, sure!
a darkroom
ID bu shoud eerpl1r First 0
Of the Park
roof 0 0
yhOOkou to u model photo
the
and herey
precisely the
he q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Little Minister" Started:
Betty Compson Is Starred

@FTNHE Little Minister" which is tn.
= fifth Barrie play to be reproduced
in pictures. has been put in production
at the Lasky studio in Hollywood under
the direction Of Penrhyn Stanlaws with
Betty Compson playing the leading role
The other Barrie plays that have
come to the screen are "The Admirable
Crichton' Cecil r. De Miles Male
and Female"O, "Half an Hour" and
What Every Woman Knows" n vii.
liam De Mile production. "Peter Pan"
Barrie,s delightful play. which has
given Maudc Adams such splendid op.
rortunitics, will DC maze into picture
form. and Sentimental Tommy" ono
of Barrie's novels, was n recent 70.
lease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

told me that Sandy keeps you shut M
here with his sister,
Once in a while I go out with
Derry. but not often. / haven't time"
| answered.
well unless you re a perfect idiot
you'll walk right straight out and marry
Derry Winchester the minute this first
picture is finished Nan told me, jump.
ing to, her feet and looking down at me
severely. Don't let your youth run
away from you, or you'll be sorry for
it. You can keep your marriage a
secret, if Mr.. Sandy's afraid it will
hurt you with the public. But 60 ahead
and get married anyway. Di.
After she had gone sat there. star.
ing at the fire. wondering If she was
right. Remembering the impression
Malcolm Sandy had given me the night
before, was pretty sure of what he'd
say to such n proceeding.
CONTINUED MONDAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

little grain of sense. Where I got it
I don't know. At first I was furiously
angry at Billy for going East, even
though it did mean that he'd earn more
money than he would by staying home.
it would have been the easiest thing in
the world for me to have left him right
then. But / reasoned it ont for myself,
and decided that I'd make myself so
interesting and so independent of Will
liam Hewitt Shayne that he wouldn't
dream of preferring any other woman
to me. was going 10 hold him, not
just because l was his wife and the
mother of his son, but because he wanted
to stay.
DON think going to work was easy
for me. There were times when it
seemed to me that the scriggly little
marks you learn in shorthand would
never stay in my head. Some of them
didn't. but 7 was lucky in getting
job before I'd finished the course. and.
too. in getting one that didn't mean
nv having to take much dictation most
Of the work did was tipping reports
and doing things like that. And. Of
course, even after Isabel's plans sort
of fell through. Billy was ashamed to
come back to the Coast, because he knew
how I'd felt about his going. He was
away nearly year. and that gave
me good chance to prove what I could
do. And now: we'll. YOU never saw a
more adoring husband than Billy Is.
And / love him more than ever"
'And you're Anna Corliss--one Of
the most successful scenario writer's in
the business" | remarked, studying her
glowing face. IL can't realize that.
Nan. wish I could do something like
that"
You" she repeated. "Why, you
have the biggest kind of career ahead
Of you. It's the other way round with
you--what you need is a social career
that's independent. of Derry. You
never go anywhere. do you? Some one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Answers to Questions BY Mouie Fans

LINA-DortS Kenyon was born in
Syracuse. y. Y. She was stage ar.
tress before her appearance on the
screen. Her latest picture il Shadows
of the Sea" She is also 20 play on
the legitimate stag" this winter
NEWT-Mav MncAvoy is a tiny Nt-
tie creature, less than i've feet in
height, with big blue eyes and wayv
dark brown hair. Her present starring
vehicle is Everything For Sal".
SEASIDE-E. X. Lincoln played IN
the "LittIest Rebel. Ir's true tUat
Mary Thurman was a school trn,hrr
before she bccan" moving pic''".
star.
BONNIE LASS-Bvatrice Snansoa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
GARRY HAS A CHAT
WITH T1ALENTINO;
RAVES ABOUT HIN
BY HELEN Kill MPH

" BsINTHE at football game,
"A Garry was murmuring, Don
Juan over the telephone. Mercury con-
demned to ride horscback---"
As she paused for breath ! asked her
what on earth she was talking about.
who else but"
And before she could finish. four en-
raptured young fappers launched cues.
tons at her, is his accent fascinat-
ing? Do his eyes fash like Julio's?
Don't tell us he's a highbrow. Is his
hair as black and shiny as it looks:'
might have known; who else but
Rudolph Valentino would be the sub
ject under discussion.
II was introduced to him in the lobby
Of the hotel where he is stopping.
carry started breathlessly. And be-
fore We had been sitting there talking
five minutes the place was full Of girls
watching us. lie never noticed it
acted as though ! were the only person
who mattrrcd 10 him at that moment,
and loved him for it.
Il cant describe him to you-he' :
battling lie has such Il healthy sense
Of humor that he can turn it inward
and laugh at his own foibles. Only
will never laugh at The Four Horse
men" or at Julio, lie insisted, be
cause Julio was just ne. And while
he pokeS fun at his youthful ambition
to b. a Beau BrummelI, YOU cant help
noticing the very tight white vest, the
large flgrcr ring set With jade, the very
long ivory cigarette holder and the clab-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
Just One Dish after
Another, Says Betty

DEITY ALLEN, who is making her
- first screen appearance in the Rex
ingram production of Turn to the
Right finds that her principal occu .
patton in front of the camera has been
washing dishes.
"One day | had to wash n set OF
dishes eleven times" she complains.
"And to think | went into the movies
so could get away from the possibility
Lof having life at the kitchen sink -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

man at the gate.
Wcighiy remarks Of the great Sir
Gilbert Parker, unon leaving town for
a short visit to England, are reported as
being something to the effect that: Il
bavc learned great deal about motion
pictures, and my say in Hollywood has
been interesting. Amt it the truth,
Caroline?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

story denied, and new story sent out.
Wednesday and each day there
after: Stories of trips TO Africa. China
and Spokane alternately sent out and
denied. It's great life.
The entire Pickford technical staff has
been transferred from Miss Mary's pay
roll to Master Jacks. the arrangement
to continue while Master J. is making
The Tailor Made Man. No doubt IL
the picture is finished before Miss Mary
returns. Miss LOttic may be prevailed
upon to r"-enter fillums. so that the
staff may continue Lin the family. as
'twere. Life may be worth living after
all.
Scssun Ilayakawa is at work on "The
Street of the FLYING Dragon, over mt
the Robertson Cole Studios. His wife,
Tsuru AYki. plays his lead There seem
to be sdmc-indeed, many-who find
her all that is Japanesely perfect. I
don't. but then that's my perfectly
valueless opinion, and can be discarded
as such.
She was being sweet and shy. and
Sessue vigorous and masterful. They
seem to work very we'll together. to the
tune OF some Of the most atrocious
music ever heard on n set. Mebbc
the japanese don't mind 1t. Evidently
not.
believe there are times when
IIayakawH does fine characterization
depending upon the vehicle In which he
rides I" the screen. No, III take that
back. and blame it all on the story.
Harry Carr. who does such very fine
CritirismS, Is very staunch admirer
Of his. One of his remarks about the
japanese actor strikes me as being
very pat. Says he: How long will
his managers continue to open clam
shells with fine razor" Thank you,
Mr.. Carr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

Uet neT puDIlCIlS
man is relieved
that the thing is at
last done. Before
the exodus. his
days were laid out
as follows
Monday : Thrill
ing story on Tick
ford Fairbanks $
European trip sent
o II { Tuesday !:
European I r ! p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
CONFESSIONS
OF STAR
As Told to
INEZ KLUMPH
THE STORY BEGINS


WIN the carly days IN the old
Fine Arts studio In California tohen
Colleen Moore, the Gish girls, Bessie
Love aud a host Of others Derc not
much more than crtra girls, Diana
Cheyng tells hop she aud her chum,
Isabel Heath, sat ionesomely around
the studio untH PAil Crdncy. the
famous director, chose Isabel to be
the f first Of the screens baby
camps" They are seen together a
great deaf, and scandal is created
by the directors ,cife. Derry Win.
chester, friend Of Dtona's, Is
called on to help, and Isabel tries to
"pdmp" him. Then Isabel an
noances she Is to be starred IN the
East BY Paul Markham. Derry
goes to France icith the aviation
corps and Diana meets Keith Cor
ham, Uho strangely attracts her.
On the cue Of romantic runaway
marriage, Keith is killed In an auto
mobile accident.
NtH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

cluSiOn that another romance developed
on the Four HOrSemCn' lot beside the
director and the leading woman $.
Rudolph Valentines interest in June
Mathis Is more like alteration. She dis
covered him, you know-and he says
that whatever good work ne did in the
-Four Horsemen' is due to her advice
and encouragement. She always sat
just off the sct--and when she didn't
like what he was doing, she would shake
her head at him, and then he would try
1t another way and another until June
was suited. Just watch for her work.
he told me. She is doing the scenario
for Maxwell Karger's productions now.
She Is wonderful.
And then he told mo about George
M"lford, who just finished directing him
and Agnes Ayrcs in The Sheik.' He
said. i don't know what my next story
is Il about am to play in Moran
of the Lady Lefty" with Dorothy Dal-
ton. But | know that Uncle George is
going to direct it. and that is all that
is necessary. Uncle George will watch
out for me and make Inc do good
things.
" But II any one else directs me
want to be sure of my story. When ]
was oHered starring contract last
week and turned it down, the company
asked Inc what ! wanted. told them.
They thought was a foolish young
man to have read lots and made up my
mind what sort Of stories wanted ::
they, expected it was more money /
would want
"HE WANTS to do Blood and
- Sand and 'Stronghcnrt and The
anderer and The Darling of the
HodS and many other big plays like
th"9H IN pictures. Can YOU imagine his
having had time to read all those in
u" last year: And he's been working
prarucaIly every day of that time.
And he told me something cIsc-he
told ME why some pictures aren't as
good rs they ought to be" Garry hurled
back at us as she prepared to depart
IT : all the fault Of home brew. If
the director and the cameraman get TO
exchanging recipes and experiences, it's
all up with the picture. Just remem-
Der that. "
But We replied in chorus, IF Val
cntIn" III it, we don't care about the
rest Of the picture"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

lllDHl u U u VI ~ !
women n M o n &
members Of the
profession that |
know. S b 9 | )
genuinely genuine,
II ! may be so
c ] u m $ !, whole
hearted and whole
SouIed. It's pretty
good sign of a per.
son S worth when
they are adorcd by
the people they
work with, from
the prop boy on the
set to the Crustv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

Here is the rivid and exotic Pola Negri Tex
IRENE left). IrhO has left the throne rooms OF
France and England for this picture of the
mysterious East The gentleman in the center
Iy the ray is Paul Wegener, noted German
c'rectOr, ICho has q part in the picture
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

0DUT if you think that he talked
ID abou' himself, or about the
technique of acting, or how he hates
money and lov"s art. YOU re mistaken.
"Th,n what does he talk about" the
four sweet Young things asked inrredu
lousy.
"JInc Marhe." Garry said imprcs
siyc)y. "Nov. DION jump to the cou-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
JACK PICKFORD is
USING MARY'S
TECHNICAL STAFF
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood, Calf.

T HEAR Mary Pickford is about to. or
L has skedoodled off to Europe along
with friend hubby and mother. I'll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

FRITZ Farty Arbucklr Weighs more
than 80 pounds. Pauline Stark" play
iu eth" Iltt'" Shepherd Of Kingdom
tomr. 40, she did not play the lead
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24
DAULINE FREDERICK is scheduled

L to start now production on the
18th Of September. She is one of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

is the sister of G'ora. They resemble
each other very slightly, although both
arc good 10 look upon. George Chcse-
boro played opposite Grac" Darmond in
The Hope diamond Mystery.
MILFORD Robert Mantcl! is not
playing in pictures at present. Louise
Glaum vas born in Maryland. Bill
Desmond was born in Dublin, ireland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

\ i E Edith Johnson is Mrs.
W'O"u U0u an in private life Ralph
t1ra'"s l. NOT uIurrI,u.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-24

Sc A BSINTHE at a football game,
"A Garry was murmuring, Don
Juan over the telephone. Mercury con-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

game. while "Grasshoppcr' Weiss
finished his contract with the Santa
re team hy winning his last game.
He pitched e Tin game n was given
good support Davcy'H spectacular
catch being the outstanding feature.
It was 70 grand exhibition and should
AVE ended . To- I In favor OF the
Grays Bonchcad plays cost tho
Santa Fv n run when "a n nc over
looked the fact there was 90 sack sta
toned at the third corner and they
gained two runs when PARENT called
TO Armilo. Il got 49, ! got it, whcn
Armlio could easily ave taken tho
hnll and purcnti failed 90 yet 10. and
again with u man stationed OF third.
PARENT got Within % iow inohrs o.
a ty hall and then stopped and
watched it hlt the ground.
Tvrrill tried tu pick o. runner OF
second. with the ball out ut play.
DaNDy noticed the ,rrnt aud called
attention 10 b. liut che bun Como
into center field or had the runner
been raught hr would have siili L.ld
second h1s" After Cd foul bali that
Inns nos boon caught Uu The fv thr
ban iH not 10 play until the pitcher
stands ON the rubber ready To- deliver
th" bali, and blvcy was absolutely
correct, though ne was hoot.d b.
some OF the fans
MCCauua was TO Eager after rcurh-
ing fret haso tine first man up
and before tho next bltI,r hnd AN
opportunity TO advance him mtdu r
dash for spCuud while Weiss held th.
ball Sllszur came through with "a
triple That would ht,H scural Nc
Gamma aud with Colleges running fpt
I'nlJr H squeeze play looked good
for another run.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

Cleveland, 3; 81 Louis T.
Boston "a: New York. t-b.
Detroit o.. Chicago l.
Washington e; Philadelphia G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
SANTA FE DEFEATS
GRAYS, TO Jim
A FAST GAME
argument With Umpires
Mars Exhibition; Team
Standings Even

After much argument and some
good baseball at Barcias field ycster.
dhy afternoon Santa Pc came out vic
tors over the Grnya by % . to / score.
evening up the standing with the
Trays Both teams put up good cy-
hibltions, and the game was not won
by any means until the third out was
made against the Grays In the last
OF the ninth.
u waa hnrd To- tell through the first
live innings whether tho fans had
paid 60 see "a hall game or hear "a
heated debate which several times
threatened 90 come 10 blows. between
Dan Padilln and supporters M tho Wis
tin team. They claimed that they
were being robhod and Dan bcmoanod
tho fact that he never had q fair show
on his home grounds.
Tho Grays looked strong. with Gal
logug Salaznr and Moss Chavez back
IN tho hncup but their spent
go much time and breath arguing
with tho umpire. that he forgot about
th" g%cncralshir which o. needed 10
win % ball game I'm tho meantime.
tho santa FU boys wore thinking hard
and planned Tor tho victory which
cnmc In thr seventh and eighth Inning.
when Q%uiutynn ana Hau,r running
for Weiss, scored ouc ruu o1cn.
Quinthna, who was said 90 Dee a bat
ting wonder. made two hIta out Of
-four times az bat. but Weiss did even
hottor by getting two hits out Of three
times up Ghilngos. 81 whom much
waH hoped did NOT get 20 hlt. while
sRloTHr starred boz the Grows batting
line up hy making two hits IN four
timer az BAT. one of Those was good
Tor two bB4"s. and tho other took him
TO third.
Tcrrill looked good BOO the i1N. bio
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
JOHNSON URGES
THE RETURN OF
SENATOR BURSUM
Unable to Reach New
Mexico, California Sen
ator Sends Telegram

The republican campaign commit
r.D was kryulv disappointed yesterday
Do. final word from Senator Hiram
johnson. ul California that hu Uuuli
o. got tu Sew M,N,.u Boo tim, 90 take
part iu the campaign for senator
Uursum Ily had promised 60 come
,f mis- engagements would uor-
INIT senator johnson sent this q, lee
arIm 90 Chairman %. J. Phillips
"If was 10 matter of profound r.gre.
90 mu that ( could not come Co. Sew
"i.Nitu foo HHI tn senator Bursum
campaign was most anxious ~
contribute what llttIo 7 could tu the
s,uptor's success. regard him ug
"a sterling republican an earnest and
industrious representative Of his state.
and us 900 uhl, senator who is entitled
foo reelection
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
GIRL STARTS FOR
CHURCH., IS SAID
TO HAVE ELOPED
Police Asked to Arrest
Esquel Waricks En-
Route West

Whom Miss Flora Gonzales. n girl in
hor teens, started Cor church Yesterday
inorning. her parentH aid not know
hat she was going on a ionE journey
HCt walk to church b. believed To have
ended in an clormcnt
The parents 81 Miss Gonzales vca-.
,erduy afternoon Informed thc police
that their daughter. in company with
a man was speeding west ON q santa
Re train. This morning the parents
made % complaint against Esqucl
Waricks. charging him with taking
Miss Gonzales away without thc on
sent or her parents. The police TO-
day were keeping wires hot In an or
fort to have the couple detained be-
fore they reached "thc church,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

81
Nnilnnnl Ipnnnc

View York n: Brooklyn O.
Cincinnati 4; Pittsburgh 1.
ST. Louis 10: Chicago D.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

You viii find It IN our CLASH
He'd Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12
At the TheaterS
Today
IlItIC

LYRIC.
When e couple Of humorists Ike
Irwin : Cobb and WIN Rogers COM
hiu iu the making OF re- motion pie
turo us is tho ease with Boys VIII
lc Boys,' produced hN Guldwyu.
which plays Tor the last time today
az the lyric thoatcr. % bunch Of per-
sonsl Jokes is bound Co result
Rogers has one on cobb which he
says ho spent quite "a while iu digging
up. IL seems thHt during % lecture
tour cobb was introduced at great
lenrth and with many nourlshes b.
10, local chairman uf the meeting.
Finally Tho provincial o]rltory was
ended with:
II wish To- introduce YOU to Irwin.
$ Cobb. tho woll-knowu humOrist
ana writer
At This 10 tail. lanky figure un-
folded Itself wDirily from o. front row
seat. while "a voice remarked dis
gustDdly. "Oh Gushi / thought il.
was Ty''
IDEAL.
Il $50. 10000 Of "a banks money.
where your husband was employed.
was found BOO his suitcase. what
would YOU do. Rush into court aud
Ert 90 divorce while friend husband
was g. guest ol tho stat, for about
ton year,, o. try your luck again, or
would YOU stand fast and fight
Edith Roberts in nor latest Unit
Norsul "uhutudramu, "IurIug Lips.
PLAYING ut the Ideal heater today
does more than stand by She.
knows that her husband uUl not steal
tho ouo although Appearances are.
strangely against him. she finds the.
Lluu who stole the non ana brinEs
about his onptur" after o. series of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

Bicycle Riders Cited
For Crossing Tracks
When Gates Are Down

I,lIruud ilttru rg,utr and .u,rinl
f.I...s N.t nIt. .itrr,I DO war ON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

their own string OF relay. b~ulldogsing
and rope horses.
A telegram ftom Keno DuninE and
Wayne Bcaslcy clown and trick ridtrs
-. Joseph. Mo. states they will hp
mere to furnish some OF the joke nd
ing features.
Thirty wurkmen were around the
q utiic" this morning asking for
work IN the crecti1n Of the grand
stand and chutes and corrals Tor
horses. burrns and wild steers that will
perform In the show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-12

There urc H- lf. 'r-uHnny come
Goo Sow lulb state.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-29
FORDITSON GONDOT
FOGAIRA

Apolja fogait es hasznaljon
"Colgate's R i b b o n Dental
Cream "-et, ami legjobban tisz-
titja a fogakat es frissiti a szajat
Oily nagyszerii illata van, hogy
meg a gyermekek is szeretik vele
ketszer naponta tisztitani a fogu-
kat.
Ha csak kisse tor6dik egeszse-
gevel, kefelnie kell a fogait, inert
ha elhanyagolja es mem kefeli g.
ket, elromlanak. A romlott fogak
nemcsak fajdalmat okoznak, ha-
mem a nyugodt alvast is lehetet-
lenne teszik.
Akinek rosszak a fogai, mem
tudja megemeszteni az etelt, am
etvagytalansagot es gyomorbajt
okoz. A tisztatlan fogakb6l q
gyomor utjan mintegy meree
0z0nlik testbe es t0nkreteszi az
sZerveZetet.
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