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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
SK|nNEY'S PALS
LAMP THE new
MAJESTIC BILL
CBy "JIMMEY NEE")


90! Skinney! 1 got sumpin' ia tell
va.
Gosh all hemlock. Skin. didn't yu
see the show? Me n Slim went las
night. We Got a seat down by the
music N Slim n me pernear busted
when they made them funny noises
Say, did you see the 'uman fly yes
terday. Skin? Yu know he was there
las mite, n Gee! Say, Skinney. yu
oushta seen the guy tie hisself in
knot. L don b'lieve he had any bones
tall. Betcha you can't do t. He went
into n barrel back'rds n brought out
hanky.
They was another fella there bal
anced on a two-legged chair, an o!
goshi he was pernear up to the ceilin',
too. N o boy! / wanted to crawl un-
der the seat cause he pernear fell over
onta me.
Say, Skin, they was two little people
there in kinda cage a singin' and
dancin to beat the, dickens. Betcha
you don't b'lieve me, but they was jes
a foot tall. Yessir! They was dunn
mics. Heei Hee,
BY crackey. Skin. never did see
sech dogs Their names was Don n
Everett. You know that dog Don.
Golly! He cud beat your Shep a mile
Say now. What that dog couldn't do,
He understood everything that man
said. He counted n everythiu'. N
say that little Everett F. q , amt
~, 'hab ht'ic isNtitlt "dS ii Sc say,
she turned summer-sets six times.
Amt that goin' some,
N then they was three guys sang
| funny songs n lemme tell you one of
m cud wigglc.
o! Golly! Skin, they was some of
them Hawaiians there a playin. You
know that Tum! Tum! stuff that up
sets yer insides.
N o, boy. say come closter, Skin.
They was two goils too with grass
| skirts, 'neverything.
o. Say! Skin. l got big idcar. Les
have Slim dance a hula in our big
| show up in yer loft Saturday. / en-
swipe the hay.
s'long.. Skin Gu better go TO the
show today.
Sec yu Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
$500 Automobile Tags

Two thousand. five hundred more
automobile license tags are on tho
way TO the county clerks office from
st. Paul. They are expected shortly.
State Automobile Inspector J. 3.
Wintcrbottom is making weekly ro-
ports to State Motor Vehicle Superin-
tendent c. r. Mentzer of his work.
covering number of garages called
upon, number of persons notified who
are violating any state automobile
laws, persons notified to secure new
licenses. and much other Information
that comes In his line of work.
Inspector Winterbcttom has had four
years experience in his present line.
following six years in all branches of
the city police department, and II can
therefore be imagined that his re-
ports are interesting.
Hereafter he will have less counties
10 cover than heretofore, as IT is un-
derstood nine additional inspectors will
be appointed in the state.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06

Mr.. W. D. Young. who has just re-
turned from New York and other east
ern markets, is more than enthusiastic
over the outlook for spring fashions
dresses, suits and wraps arc all very
differently styled-snappy and bccom-
ing and prices adjusted.
Medium priced garments are much
more inexpensive than they have been
for years. In the better thinEs-tho
most noticea BILE difference is in the
finer materials and higher class work
manship. rather than the price.
It's to be big dress season, Mt.
Young says-say colorinGs and two dc.
cidcdly different choice styl as-carded
and box styles for misses, and tailored
modes for Older women.
Taffctas and Canton cropes are find
ing tho most favor for drcsses-taffe-
tas for tho short circular skirts-tisht
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
IT'S A BIG DRESS SEAS0N"
SAYS CREWS-bEGGS BUYER
OF LADIES READY-T0-W WEAR

basque waists, and clever little puff
sleeves. while Canton crepe-that new
silk crcpy material with more body
than crepe de chine, works up to bet
ter advantage in the modish over
skirts and new panel patterns
Now for the lovers of sports toys
your time has come, declares Mr..
Young. Clever sports suits OF English
tweeds and the new combination suits
plain coats with novelty plaid skirts.
and just n touch of plaid on the coat.
Pueblo women have the rare oppor-
tunity this season of being as we'll
dressed any OF our eastern friends,
with a choice OF tho big assortment of
fashionable garments carefully select
cd by Mr.. Young before the market
was picked over.
II it's brown. black, navy or gray
it's tho latest.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Drilling on Ne-No-Shee

Drilling on the Nc-No-Shee oil we'll.
southeast OF Fades, is reported to DO
going on splendidly with very little
difficulty. Yesterday tho drill was
pounding down through white lime
rock which Is literally saturated with
oil
was a five-barrel flow at the $500.
gives fun confidence that the geolo-
gical proEnostication of a great flow
somewhere between s7oo and $500 feet
will be realized.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
Odd Things Bumped
Against Yesterday

A prominent banker of tho city,
whose place of business closed at noon.
1t being Saturday, journeyed to the
court house on an important mission.
arriving there just IL minutes after
the four O'Clock Saturday closing had
been put into effect.
Il guess he thinks bankers arc the
only privileged characters" remarked
a street car conductor who noted the
mistake.
A big husky farmer stopped pedcs-
trian at the corner of Tenth and Main
at l O'Clock yesterday, and said, Hey.
fcller. can you tell me where to find
the new federal buildinE?"
Cant do it, was tho reply.
There's been no federal building cree
ted here for a quarter OF century"
Well I'm looking for land office,
and a feller up in Lincoln county told
me II was in tho new federal building.
Is that it?" (pointing at the million
dollar court house.)
mo. that's only our little court house,
built almost entirely of Pueblo county
materials by Pueblo county men, and
paid for in full the minute IL was COM
plcted- But You just walk down this
street five blocks and you will come to
one of the best medium sized federal
buildings in the U. s., and in that you
will find the land office"
Up in tho court house a stranger was
seen climbing to the top floor: he had
gotten half way up tho main stairs
when ho asked where he could find the
county court.
He was shown.
We'll I'll be goldarned." the stranE-
or calculated, II have walked past the
main door of that court room three
times, and twice under the sign over
the county court clerks Office door
and didn't know l was lookin' at what
was hunun' for. Everything is four
times as big and grand as anything of
the kind 1 ever saw
Away down town in front OF gar
age there was standing an automobile.
Painted on tho side of it was a big
white sign which read:
This car for sale for s+35. Price re-
duced $500 each day until It is sold"
An observer walked in and said:
II sec you arc offering a premium of
t65 TO someone who will take that car
away; I'll take it,
The owner rushed out and daubcd
a white period after the two unnoces-
sary eyphers in tho $500, making it
read $500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-06
BOY STRUCK BY MACHINE
IS CARRIED TO HOSPITAL

the way OF 9ensva's car. Genavs
states that he applied brakes, but was
unable to stop in time.
The boy is tho son OF Sam Butler.
EOS Mechanic street, an employe of the
Newton Lumber company. Hospital
reports last night stated that he was
resting we'll.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Mary Hay Barthelmess.

''T TITLE MARY HAY" as she is
known to all her friends, at last
came into her own in the role Of KatA
Brewster in the Griffith production of
Way Down East"
Mary arrived via the roof tops of the
New York theaters. she came from
the Ziegfeld Nine O'Clock Revue"
atop of the New Amsterdam Taeater
to the Griffith studios at Mamaroneck
Nor was this all.
Do you remember the all,iring dam
Ger in the Hun" dugout in Hearts
of The World :? That sprite of yerpsi
chore was Mary Hay. 1t was her first
work before the camera, but she prof.
tied well by the training received then
from Mr.. Griffith. That was, back ia
1918.
In the interim Mary got very busy,
and in the casting of actors for the
unique; quaint, homely roles in Way
Down East Griffith was made TO re-
member the bright. cheerful. flirty lit
tie Mary Hay and sent for her 10 play
Kate. That she gets all there Us but
of the part and more fun Tina .r~eating
sweet pickles in her love making with
the professor has TO be seen to be en-
joyed. A..
Mr.. Griffith has placed her now on
his regular staff as one. Of thpss few
actresses that are not found but
just \"arrive." Richard Barthelm ess
also has a contract with the.attractiye
little woman. go
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Cow Royalty In Films.
4 COW was needed for some scene

COW was needed for some scenes
in "way Down East" and word
went forth that a gentleman farmer
named Henry Lyons. near White
Plains, westches,er county. New
York. had some prize. stock
Tho property man OF the studio
journeyed to negotiate loan of the
dairy BEAUTY.
You want her for, a movie" quoted
Mr.. Lyons. Not that COW. She is
the daughter Of Lady Aberyswyth
Hattie by Monarch Fahrenheit. His
ancestors are prize winners for six
generations. / am not interested"
and he turned away.
But the property man having been
trained in disappointed interviews,
mon TONED excellent care would be
conferred.
Care; IL isn't the care / am worry
ing about. It's that I don't want that
COW in any common movie. She is
class"
we wanted her" said the property
man. for one Of Mr Griffiths pro-
well, i saw some pictures he had
ssf French cows IN Hearts of the
world came the response rs this
q picture like that
"Jpst as big if not bigger. Twelve
reels and very elaborate"
Z. what's the name of it-"
'Way Down East
well, my COW is better looking
than those French cows. guess you
can t1ke her along. And, say, I've got
a calf you ought to put in there with
her"
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Griffith Clan to Gather.
THE management announces
Griffith pipht' at tho Shnbe RI

THE management announces a
Griffith night at the Shubert-
,Garrick Theater tomorrow night for
the purpose of bringing together all
the Washington residents named
Griffith in honor of David Wark Grif-
fifth. the producer of Way Down
East,
The movement. it is said. was: start
ed by Clark c. Griffith. the promi
nent clubman Of Washington. and has
the hearty cooperation of the busi-
ness management. of "Way Down
East" Among the 200 persons sur
named Griffith who have agreed to
participate in the event are many
people of prominence.
The Griffith family was one of the
early Virginia settlers, but David S
branch moved into Kentucky two
generations before he was born. and
at time when. kentucky wasn't
what it is today. Jacob Wark Grif-
eral in the. Confederate army in the
civil war. and earned. the title Of
:Roaring Jack Grifith" because of
his trait when leading his regiment
into action to- raise his voice to d
pitch heard above The din of battle.
Gen. Griffth's w7fe was a member
of the oglesby family of Georgia. and
Carter families,@ all, of good Georgia
stock. Eight children were born to
Gen. and Mrs Grffth. They were
Matte. William Wark. Albert. Lyn-
den,- Annie. Jacob Wark, jr.; Nir-
ginia, David Wark and Ruth.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Paying the Piper"

Paying the Piper" by Ouida Ber-
gere, will be the attraction at Moore's
Garden Theater this week. beginning
today. The thought it conveys is
that in the mad scramble for wealth
people are blind to the finer things
Of life, and that possession does not
bring enduring happiness and con-
tentment. :.
The story. is said to have. many
thrills IN its development.
1t concerns Barbara Wyndham.
spoiled daughter OF New York mil
lionaire, product Of. the divorce
courts. who marries Larry Grahame.
in order. as she says, to be able to
get divorce as other members of
her set do. A Wall street crash leaves
the two penniless, and they are forced
to lead the simple life.
Dorothy Dickson, the famous
dancer; Rod LIE Rogue, Alma Tell.
George Fawcett and others are seen
in important roles.
A com edy.' the latest Fox News and
orchestral music complete the attrac-
tions.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
"Polly With. q Past. "

Ina Claire. the Belasco stage star,
who achieved her first big footlight
success in the Belasco production of
Polly With a Past" the romantic
comedy by Guy Bolton and George
Middleton, will be pictured at Loew's
Palace Theater today and all the
week in Metro screen version Of the
play made under the personal direc-
tion of Maxwell Karger and directed
by Leander de Cordova from. seen
ario by June Mathis. Aided by the
stage direction Of Belasco himself.
the producers of Polly With a Past"
have made a Aim version of that ia
nous stage story that is regarded as
a revelation because OF the wider
range of opportunity afforded by the
screen.
The story concerns Polly Shannon OF
East Gilead. Ohio. left alone in the
world to stave off starvation. who be-
comes a maid in the apartment of two
bachelors. and poses as a French
vampire to enable the fancee of one
of them to save him from real vam-
pire's clutches. but really wins him
for herself
Evening star., 1921-02-20
s Navy Yard Band.

THE Washington Navy Yard Band is
= being credited with making won
derful progress within the past year.
both musically and as an organization
Charles Benter, the bandmaster. is
given credit for securing the musi
clans as well as for their organization
& nd training. In addition to being an
excellent musician, he is said to have
the qualifications of leadership and
executive ability TO an unusual de-
gree.
A prominent naval officer decla res
the morale of the members of this
band is remarkable. They are we'll dis
ciplined. show excellent spirit at all
times and are all musicians who love
their work. OFF duty they are young
and cheerful lot of 100 per cent -Ameri
cans, numbering fifty-siX in all
This band is said to rank. high as A
concert band. as it produces the best
in music. its Instrumentation is well
balanced and the tone is perfectly
blended in the effects and coloring of
its musical numbers. such as are
played only by the best of concert
bands
The band will play at the benefit
concert to be given for Dobbs School
at the Co2tinental Memorial Hall
February 2S
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Filnaogrums

"TRADIrIoN. the restrictive force
that prevents bold exploration
into original dramatic fields. is the
curse under which the budding au-
thorssof today are iaborins," accord
ing to oliver Morosco.
Buster keaton is reported as saying
years ago sand not through the
movies. Their, marriage is expected
to take place in June.
Bayard yeiiler. chief Of production
at Metros west coast studios. Is con-
WINGED that the slump in picture
,heen decidedly more beneficial to the
producer than to the picture public.
He thinks. however. that II has
caused an increase in the quality Of
the picture made"
Alice Lake. after spending two
weeks filming snow scenes for I'm
charted Seas at Flagstaff, Ariz. has
returned with = cold and spra ined
ankle Her director Wesley Ruggles.
had rib fractured from a fali on the
ice and other members of her COM
pany.are nursing bruises and sprains.
Chcharted Seas" ought to be good. E
In 'Thee Right OF Way it is said
Bert Lytell had to consume depress-
ing quantities of tea. as mske-be-
heve camera liquor. and now in The
Man Who" he is called upon to con-
sumo enormous quantities of ice
cream. Mr. Lyteil appears to be en-
gagged upon an eating and drinking
series.
Metros picture. big Game" gets q
boost from John Steven McGroarty
the poet laureate OF California. The
artistic effort expended upon even the
smallest details. he says. Is a revela
ticn To him.
'srhe High Sign" the seventh of tn,
Buster keaton comedies. will disclose
an entirely new supporting cast. with
the sole exception OF Eddie Cline. wht
Evening star., 1921-02-20
"Love, Honor and Behave"

%CrandalTs Theater announces for all
this week, beginning today; Mack Sem
ett's latest five-reel comedy. Love.
Honor and Behave. featuring the en-
tire roster Of Sennett comedians and
beauties. 1t is buriesque of the
modern divorce court. The story takes
the form of recital by 4 judge of
the experiences which almost wrecked
his early married life. when youth
full bride and bridegroom appeal to
him to grant them a decree. 1t is
claimed that MANY unique tricks of
photography are introduced in the
Evening star., 1921-02-20

shares directorial honors with the
star.
Announcement is made that the
rocket Film Corporation will fore
stall censorship by censor1ng its ovp
serbs before they are sent to the di-
rectors. and that sex pictures will he
barred from production by the cor
poratIon. President r. r. Rocket an
pears to be one of the first, if not
rsauy the first. producer to realize
mat this is the rational form of CEN
sorsh1p that is needed and il con.
scientiously carried out will put an
end TO. other forms of censorship in
all. probability.
Leo White. who was leading man
with Fritzi Scheff in mile. Modiste."
nrst appeared in pictures in a pro-
auction called I'm the Turkish Gar
den." with Mary Pickford, Ethel
Grandin. George Poane Tucker. King
Baggott and Owen Moore. He is cast
as Russian count in the Rocket
picttre. Keeping Up With Lizzie"
George Randolph Chester, editor-in- =
chief of the Fitagraph Company. with
Mrs. Chester. left recently for the
Hollywood studio to begin prelimi- :
| nary work on the filming Of The Son
! of Wallingford," which. it is an
nounced, is in no sense to be a sequel
! to previous Wallingford stories, but
/ an Independent creation.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
my Lady's Latchkey."

MY Lady's Latchkey" featuring
Katherine Macdonald, the American
beauty, will be shown for the first
time locally at Crandalrs Metropolis
tan Theater this week. 1t is described
as one of the most baffiing mystery
romances that has ever. found its way
to the silver sheet. 1t is adapted from
THE Second Latchkey," by G. n. and
A. NJ. Williamson, and is a First Ma
tional production. The story concerns
young woman, VINO, through a COM
binat tion of circumstances, becomes the
victim of a band Of jewel thieves. and
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Prisoner of Love" f"

Betty Compson, whose meteoric rise
dates from her portrayal of the girl
Rose. in The Miracle Man." is pic
tured at Moore's Rialto Theater today
ins prisoners of Love-" picture
staged by herself. 1t is adapted from
a story by Catherine Henry, and con-
Germs Blanche Davis, girl born of
wealthy and cultured parents. who
possesses in an unusual degree the
charm Of physical attractiveness,"
and who is loved by two men.
Johnny Hines. in '"Torchy's Knight
hood" a scenic. and the Fox News,
with an orchestral program, COM
nj ct e the bill.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
forbidden Fruit" ("

forbidden Fruit" the Cecil B. de
Mile screen study of modern mar
riage and problems incident. thereto,
begins it's second week at Loew's Co.
lumbia Theater this afternoon at 3
o'clock. The cast includes Agnes
Ayres. Forrest Stanley. Kathlyn Will
liams. Theodore Roberts, Theodore
kosloff and Julia Fay. It presents
scoundrel Of husband when a man
Of worth. honor and wealth offers her
genuine love,
Evening star., 1921-02-20

whose wedding gift from her husband
was blue diamond which. only a
short time before, had been stolen
from her uncle. This stolen gem pre-
cipftates a succession of exciting
events, and the climax is said to be
one of tremendous appeal.
A. new ToonerviIle comedy, 1.-The
Skipper s. Narrow Escape. and other
fiiEss, WITH orchestral accom- pa i'm ent
anu overture. complete the bin.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Knickerbocker.'

Metros photoplay. "The. on Shore
Pirate featuring Viola Dana; Clara
Kimball Young. in Hush" and Doug
las MacLean. in The Rockies Re
turn"
Evening star., 1921-02-20
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on uper-supreme pictures which have preceded !" %
II Capns best his The Kid must be denied
aduation which those who have would be only too
glad upon human throng that
the theater during the week mute @
world took the trouble call at The Star
Office the hope that would something nice about Inc
admitted that of al
naughty 1t the discriminating and critical opinion child
but carried higher praise than volume OF words words words
WHICH industry
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,o help in destroying aekler
who the bette nbir OF the editorial desk
ALLEN very picture, Buried
A NEW YORK critic say. The ssphs.a in which William H
s$ @ s 4; e! is a. : s "a.
>.HE EASY ROAD adapted from Blair Halls story by Beulah
a @ She s Si
devoid wild emotions
one OF the says Mary Pikfords "nel
som dss s o o S M % IL HE H %
overly original
THE planning to send letters
declarations OF Churches throughout the asking
Sis ssefs
ps %5fs
s I'D & s9 ss1sss
GOODWIN whom
for his which Tod
role of newsboy. .-@-. " F'~' -
DENIAL has been made by Fox Farnun
- going to Europe make pictures.
r5Ee.. -
COMEne old house and table decorations
- The
the famous Beiaseo
SOUTH
duction-s " :" - p'o
EARLE@WiILlAMS has begun picture on Wyndham
- Martyrs story The Secret OF the Silver Car
NOVELTY pictures be
York during showing ct Beauty story
lifted and the picture white horses RI
Ben < < ~ " - "e 'aihou chariot
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Knickerbocker.

Katherine Macdonald. the America n
beauty. in my Lady's Latchkey," will
be the feature at Crandafl's Kincker-
booker Theater today and. tomorrow.
1t is a thrilling mystery-romance. A
CONTINUED on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Photoplays This Week
AT PHoropLAY HOUSES ALL THIS WEEK

METROPOLITAN"My Ladys Latchkey" Shown today pm
PALACE-"Polly With Past" Shown today at 3 pm.
RIALTO-"Prsoner Of Love" Shown today a pm.
CRANDALES-"Love Honor and Obey" Shown today at
GARDEN-"Paying the Piper Shown today at pm
COLUMBIA-'Forbidden Fruit" Shown today a
LEADER-"Love." Shown today pm.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
.''Love." {"

Louise Glaum. pictured in "Love."
will be shown at the Leader this
week Love" is Wesley Ruggles' sec
ond production made for Associated
under J. Parker Read, jr. g,
personal supervision.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
WEEKS PH0T0PLAYs.
Metropolitan.

Metros special production of The
of-Shore Pirate" featuring Viola
Dana.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Crandau's.

Norma Talmadge. in Selects film
drama. The Way of a Woman; Wal
lace Reid. in The Charm. School" and
Charles Ray. in Peaceful Valley"
Evening star., 1921-02-20

picture. Love. Honor and Behave"
is not a retitled photopIay. but a new
First National special production.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
Palace.
Columbia.

Dorothy Gish. in her latest produc-
ton, The Ghost in the Garret-'
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Philip Tonge of the adam and Eva"
company is an English boy who made
his stage debut in the presence of
the late King Edward VII and the
royal family. He has played with
Forbes Robertson. Charles Hawtrey
and most Of the famous English ac-
tors He. was with Sir Henry Irving
the night he died at Bradford. They
were playing Beckett" and Tonge
Ssas cast in the role Of Prince Geof-
rey. In this country Philip Tonge
has been associated with Charles
Frohman the Leibler Company. klaw
and Erlanger and Comstock and
Gest. = -
Joseph Cawthorne closed his season
in The Half Moon" two weeks ago in
Chicago Next Saturday he will sail
from New York for Europe for a
three month vacation.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

AL Jolson will open his engagement
here at the Shubert Belasco inaugu-
ration week. FebrnaIy %. in the orien-
tai travesty. "Sinbad"-a delicious
banquet of laughter from the famous
New York Winter Garden.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

THE Gilded Lily" featuring
Murray.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

d. w. Griffith employed a bird train
er and also an animal trainer. TO get
the unusual effects of the pigeon f1y-
ing upon the shoulder OF Lillian Gish
at the well and also permitting il to
be petted by Richard Barthelmess
while drawing a bucket of water. in
filming Way Down East" Over 5000
feet of film were taken in order 10
obtain the amusing scene of the little
kittens surrender to the. sandman.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

4 niece of Chief Little Feather. who
was one Of the most famous of the
Crow warriors. has b.'n secured for
the cast of the Greenwich Vii age Fol-
lies. 1920. now playing. at the Shubert
Theater, New York. She is Miss Lo-
retta Morgan. and is considered one OF
the beauties of the company.