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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10

the Elf told them to do--thcy began
to swing. Elfish. who had been growing
| rapidly ever since they first met him
was now big enough TO push them
Even so, however. tho other childrcl
couldn't see him.
! "Highern' cried Elfsh the Elf anj
! h" gave Peggy boost that sent he!
| swinging up among the tree branches
| 'Higher.' he shouted a second time
and he gave Billy boost that ncurl!
.ioltcd him out Of the swing. Higher :"
| shriIlCd Elfish third time, and h,
boosted Hurry-l'p Harry higher thar
either Peggy or Billy.
! The other picnic children looked a
Peggy. Billy and Hurry Up Harry witt
eager eyes. "Oh. please finish you'
swinging quickly" they begged. "for
we want our turns.
Peggy and Billy wcro ready to Civ,
up their turns right then. but Elfsl
gave them boost and they went
higher than before. He gave Hurry-U
Harry boost. too. and then he went
on boosting them one after nnothor
until they were going so high they
could scarcely hang on.
"IlCP. lIcc. IICc," laughed Elfsh
tho EFF, as If he were having great fun.
But now it wasn't fun for Peggy
and Billy tO swing that way. They
thrilled until the thrills hurt. Bcsidct
that they felt mean at keeping the other
children from swinging And worse
than all. they saw that while they were
swinging the other children were having
better time than they were.
A man had come up with herd Of
Shetland ponies.
please let the children rid" your
ponies - Smiling Teacher asked the
owner of the ponies.
''Fo be sure I will" replied the
owner. but they must ride them at
once, and ride them the way am going.
for my ponies are to he loaded on n
railroad train which is now waiting for
them at the station
so all the children and Smiling
Teacher climbed on the ponies. Smiling
Teacher riding the largest Of them
Three ponies were left riderIess.
Peggy, Billy and Hurry-Up EIurr,
tried to stop the swings. but Elfsh the
Elf only pushed them the harder
"IIcc! Hcc! IIrc. Tell me my first
name and will let you stop" he said
Neither Peggy. nor Billy. nor Hurry
Up Harry could guess his name. anC
while they were trying to do 50 the
ponies started down Che hill.
"Oh, cant you wait for Peggy. Billy
and Hurry Up Harry" asked Smiling
Teacher.
no. we cant wait. We must catch
our train, said the owner. OF the
ponies went at swift trot, giving tn,
other children and Smiling Teacher .
jolly ride. And with the loadcd ponies
trottcd the three ridcrlcsS ponies which
Peggy. Billy and Hurry Up Harr,
might have ridden if they had not beer
swinging.
Nor" about this queer picnic anC
about the pranks of Elfsh the Elf viii
be told tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
Things You'H Lore TO Make

Here is a novelty in the shape Of a
HANDY SEWING BAG. It is unusual
In shape and handy because 1t hangs
about the neck whilc you. are sewing.
cushion. scissors and other small OBJ
ycCts that have habit Of getting lost
cut two circles Of cardboard ten inches
in diameter. Cover one with plain silk,
the other with checked or figured silk.
JOin them by ovCrCastirg with worsted
or ratfa cut two mOOn-shaped pieces :
one OF the plain silk and one of the
fancy. Put thin layer of padding be-
tw"cu them and join together Lay in
position over the covered circles Over
cast II to the circle blnish the bottom
with knottCd fringe. silk rope fastened
10 two places at the top enables you to
lip your pretty HANDY SEWING BAG
around your neck. FLORA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
MRS. WILSON'S DESSERTS
HAVE DIFFERENT TASTE
u clcomc Change From The LSuat Charlotte Russo Is One
Made Hh Fresh Fruit atd LadyGngorS Sponge Cakc

for fifteen minute, aud th"m N"at slowly
to the boiling point Strain into the
mixing bowl and chill just ns il begins
to sct Whip with n vcr-stylr egg
heater until fluffy aud then fold in one
cup of whipped and swcctcncd
cream. Fill the cakes with this mix
turc and pile up quite high. Garni n
with either fresh fruit or maraschino
cherry.
Orange Charlotte
Prepare the cakes in the usual man
nor and then pare and dice three
oranges. Soak two tablespoons of g"l-
attn in two-thirds cup Of orange Juice
for ten minutes and then heat slowly
To melt. Strain into Il bowl and add
four tablespoons Of sugar aud Jet stand
until Just beginning to set. Add the
prepared. diced oranges and fill into
the prepared cakcf Garnish the top
with whipped and swcctcncd cream and
sprinkle with finely chopped nuts.
Charlotte Sandrigham
For this style of charlotte bake the
sponge cake in an obong pan and have
the miXturc about one inch thick. Bake
the cake early in the morning 80 that
II is at least 5iX hours old. Cut I'm four
inch squares and then split each square
In three slices. Spread each slice with
jelly and then cover with finely chopped
nuts and then with English cream. Re-
peat and then spread the top slice with
English cream and then pile high with
swcrtcnod whipped cream and garnish
with a marasrhinO cherry.
English Cream
Place in Il saucepan
one CuD Of milk,
OuC-h0U rap Of SUg1r,
ScrCn iabi'Sp00uS NJ four.
Dissolve the sugar aud flour and
then bring to boil. Cook for three
minutes and then remove from the fire
and add
Yoiks Of tro Cggs.
Tw0 tubiCSp0OUS of hHito.
Beat to blend thoroughDy and tncn
return TO the fire and cook slowly for
five minutes. lct cool and then flavor
with on" teaspoon of vanilla.
Norfolk Charlotte
Bake sponge cake mixture in tho
round pan and have It ono day old.
Now. with a sharp kniic, split the cake.
making three thin layers. Spread first
layer with orange marmnIadc. then
sprinkle with finely chopped nuts. then
spread with l%uglsh cream. Now plur"
thin layer of the following mixture
over the English rrram:
O"c-quoricr cup NJ c,pyiaIIi.cd
GUaCr,
Our cup al ,,rdi,s> yo'..us.
OuC rup oi HuriV 'h"ppm crTor.
Miy wolf this amount is FOR the
cnrir" charlotte.
Then place the second layer oC tho
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
nv MRS. VI. 4. WILSON

tujJ I'm Mrs. ". L. wilson,
""'''',''' iVrighis ,,s'rr,d,
u7lIE charlotte russo makes an at
l. tfhm,IW u ,.o,,Iio ta u,,kn thon
very I,,,i' ,,ng,oris my Nnd now that the
w, ,i,"s frcsh fruits arc coming into
various l,''" ni,nost cpdIrs. Toripty
the lnhThrlS' ",i "''''>''
can h' I:'.iI,"i nIIui,IIi ,.i,orIottc russo ie or.
1h' II'Ili ;,t 'm,t"l arn -. II ran he .rryrd
way u" ;,I,,,, NM, .Inugs or r-.s
Quin.NI\ T.,,o MI,I,"', | r,,.n ns tho hnuscvyirc
In' 'i", u, Wv ,rn not tbc rakcs With
knows ',,m,' J., +Lo litiIn manor b,n-
whipped '''n,' ,ho, -, or, .oIJ in tbc CON
d"aN ','' ",, ,,J i,ntorirs Lui rnihcr n
t'r','u''H o,'nrcI .,, i' in u din ihnt has
L5nn hin, I;rcd with Iody fingers, ctc.. and
, h""m ,a,nrcJ ,,n, vim whiprcd cream.
'"rm rr,, ,Ln.r, thrv orc very. very good.
Str""pe''' ""' '''''N
First thcr" must d, sponge ,Tho
mixture prepared ana hah'd ana ! nav"
found that 'hr 'ron P"i"',r P"I, ,h,. ,'',m, ,,nn
IN iHcni Ini.,r, nS'"'n ,ho ;nJividnoI cokc Tbc
tor ""H1ms 'iam ro,, viii mnkc eleven cakes.
large r'|e pan wv ;nn bnwi nnrI " WV "''''''
PI@arr IN ,l,NiiE !iH,!n cn" "'| NJ oyoo,
,"WW', " tbrcc ,gos
"'"N '" ,u , Ii,,h, Icmor crIor and
:, ''"iI JI
tntu ""w ,Ly,.,o,,uo NJ coId ,r1icr.
-, n 'm",S ,J anr, ,p,grtc, cvps 0f dour.
,'I D"' "''" ,i 'tcaon,o,y of b1E,u1
Ig,
PoWTD,' .,,ooth ,ri> and then cut
,L f,IL in ilr sii0Iy bCntcn whites or
ehu ,"nn o ~ ,rm @ into n we'll creased and
eorrcd hanover pan aud bake in mod
erntc oven for eighteen minutes. Let
the cakes cool, then while they are coo q
;mc m soak two tablespoons Of gelatin in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
Tablecioths, 81
Napkins, ISc

Lustrous cotton damask
cloths, scalloped in pink, blue,
white or brown or neatly hem
stitched. 54x54 inches.
Neatly hemmed napkins Of
cotton damask are lSXl8
inches.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
3S-inch Good Crepe de Chine
in "a Colors, Sl.65

First thing to know about is that it is ALL SILK
every thread Also it is heavy enough for really
nice dresses and Slouses. Not the finest quality
woven, Of course, but it is mighty good grade for
rose, silver, Delft, Nile, henna light blue navv ade
burnt orange, Harding blue, Pekin turquoise Belgian
blue, marine, brown and black
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10

Pretty plaid Or checked
gingham frocks with contrast
ing collars and cuffs, belted or
sashed. Four different styles.
At $3.50, two pretty styles
are of plaid gingham, nicely
made.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-10
44-Inch Wolfe
Special at 4Sc a Yard

Highly merccrized and of fine texture the chief
point about these lovely plan-color voiles is the
almost remarkable clarity and beauty of the colorings
In peach, buttcrcup, Wistara, forget not orchid
lime, rambler pink, rose, Quaker gray, brown smoke
biscuit and Chinese blue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

nUR MART. our Little Mary.
~ wants to grow up. She says
she's bound down by the iimita
tons OF childhood roles.
There IL nothing finer than In.
terpreting child iife.~ declares Mrx.
Doug. ~But all my life I've wanted
to do something equally as good in
. erown-up part.
NOW that I'm q producer have
TO consider what Is good business.
and for me It Is good business TO be
little girl In spite Of my ambi-
tons.
II hope II win be different some
day. I want to contribute some
thing else to the photopiay. even Il
/ could do Il only once success.
fully"
Mary. four feet eleven and weigh.
ing 400 pounds. has been doing
child parts for 10 years. The movie
public has come to know her and
to think OF her in such roles--and
10 love her.
But Mary In like all the rest Of
want more than we have. no mat
ter what or how much we have.
Theda Bara gained fame, favor
and wealth as a vampire. Then
she cssayed the speaking stage in
an attempt to make people forget
her az a vamp. The attempt met
with Indifferent success.
Some day we may look 10 see
Charlie Chaplin as Hamlet or
Charley Ray as a villain. or
VIII Rogers as a matinee idol. or
Olga Petrova as a hoyden. but
They will be remembered as the
characters which first brought them
fame
Getting back TO Mary--she plays
both child and grown-up roles In
Little Lord Fauntleroy." now at
the Coliseum. She is seen as the
little lord and his mother, Dearest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

James Kirkwood has sailed for
Europe to play the title role in the
Paramount production Of The Man
From Home TO be produced In
Europe by George Fitzmaurice.
Mr.. Fitzmaurioe Is now nearing
the completion Of his Paramount
production three Live Ghosts.-
and expects to start work on The
Man From Home" In the near
future.
Mr.. Kirkwood's going TO Europe
swells the list OF American players
now working on Paramount Euro
pean productions. Starting with
David Powell. the American colony
in the Paramount studio at 1sling.
ton has grown to include Ann For.
rest, Elliott Dexter, Dorothy Cum.
ming, Anna Q. Nilsson and Norman
Kerry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Picture hf{er

Marcia Manon has the lead in j.
l.. Frothingham's Forthcoming pic.
ture. '.The Man Who Smiled
Tom Mix completes Lay II Out"
Elsie Ferguson is 20 play a stage
engagement before rcsuming photo
playing.
Conway Tsarie In to make a screen
version OF Frank Dazey's Shadows
Of the Sea-
Lon CLANCY has been made a star
BY Universal. His first picture will
be "woif Breed" by Lucicn Hub.
bard.
Charles Meredith In to be leading
man for Ethel Clayton in the film
version OF The Cradle" by Eugene
Brseux.
IN independent concern win star
Tom Moore.
Conway Tearis has returned to the
stage.
Mae Marsh made her debut on the
legitimate stage In @Britsie." a com
edy. which had It's premiere ut Plain
field. n. J. Tho performance was at.
tended by q number Of film notabIes.
headed by ID. W.. Griffith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

fConducfcd In cooperation NTH
Associated First National Pictures.
Incl
voguc--Yes. Mae Allison is mar
ried to Robert Ellis. An interesting
fact concerning him Is that he has
recently signed q contract TO ap-
pear opposite the American beauty.
Katherine Macdonald. in her new
est picture. The Infidei-"
Pinkle--Florence vidor played an
important part In The Jack Knife
Man" She In the wife OF the di.
rector. King vidor. She viii soon
appear In HAL the Woman"
IIarry--"The Three Musketeers"
was filmed six years ago under the
title I'd 'Artagnon." II was pro
duced by Thomas II. Ince.
virginia--rhe picture you ark
about Is Maggie Pepper" in which
Marcia Manon appeared. Shirley
Mason win answer your letter II
you address her at the Fox studio.
Los Angeles. Cal.
Edna-Rubye De Remcr has blond
hair and blue eyes. She appeared
on the stage before her screen ca.
reer. She was Zeigfeid Folly girl
and also was one OF the bevy OF
beauties In The Midnight Frolic.' .
: Buddy-Carol Dempster studied
under Ruth Sc Denis ana toured =
one Of the Dcnishawn dancers. She
played prominent role in Dream
Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Sennett to Make
Twelve Features

Comedy again reigns at the Sen.
nett studios. Billy Bevan. as
featured comedian heading a com
pany Of sennctt fun.makers. has
finished his first two-rcei picture
u der the direction of Roy Del Ruth
and the supervision Of Mack Sen.
nett. for distribution by Associated
First National.
with this mlrthful production
ready for its titles. the second two
rccIcr featuring Billy Bevan. win be
In Director Del Ruth's hands this
week for shooting" There are
twelve pictures Of this type TO be De.
iivcrcd By Mr.. Scnnett to Firxt Ma.
tional during the next twelve
months. II IL expected BY the time
these two reels OF mcrriment are Tin.
ishcd, Zen Turpin will have re-
turned from his personal appear.
ance tour Of the larger Eastern
cities and win plunge at once into
a rcvcl Of typical Turpin humor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Forced to Smoke
in Movie Plays

Did you ever sit In a moving pic
ture show and watch the hero con.
sumo cigaret and wish you could
smoke too?
Under such circumstances wouldn't
IL surprise you to learn that the
leading man whose nicotine indul-
gence seems TO give him such
pleasure actually hates the weed and
that his smoking Is for screen pur-
poses only7
That is the situation with Conrad
NageI. leading man In "Foors Par.
adise." Cecil b. DE Miles latest
picture.
For. while Nagcl has consumed
cigars by the dozens and cigarets by
the score as part Of his screen i'm
presentations, In private life he
never INDUCES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Noted War Dog Now Screen Hero

A champion Of the battiefields.
stronshcart. world famous police
dog. Is now an idol Of the screen.
strongheart Is the real hero Of The
Silent Call" powerful rhotodrama
soon 20 be presented by II. o. Davis
thru Associated First National lie
has won scores OF prizes at dog
shows on the European continent.
and was awarded several medals as
a Red Cross dog during the great
war. The producers declare that his
performance In this picture win
make strongheart the most beloved
animal actor In the entire world.
The Silent CALI wns adapted for
tho screen by Jane Muffin from Hal
q. Evarts' story. The Cross Pull"
Laurence Trimble Ia the director.
with stronghcart appear such tai
ented human players as John Bow
ers. Kathryn Mcclure. william J.
Dyer. Nelson Mcdowell. Robert
Boidcr and william v. Mong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Dempsey Bout at
Winter Garden

Pictures Of the Dempsey Car
pentier boxing bout. which took
place In Jersey City July Of this
year. is the novel feature james
Q. clcmmer Is Offering at the
Winter Garden.
The attraction Ii tremendous
drawing card. and It Il said TO be
an exhibition that the ladies will
enjoy as well as the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
NEW WALSH FILM
NEARING COMPLETION

One moro week and all the shoot.
ing on X. A. Waish's production.
Kindred OF the Dust" to be released
thru Associated First National. win
have been finished. Producer Walsh
is rushing work on the final scenes
OF the picture. some OF which will
he made at San Pedro and some at
Fort Bragg. CAL. leo miles north OF
San Francisco.
The scenes at San Pedro will con.
sist Of the burning OF row OF build
ings at night. football game In to
be staged on gridiron near Los
Angeles. while at the same time other
members Of the company. under the
direction Of John u. O'Brien. have
left for Fort Bragg. where logging
camp "afmoephere" can be had In
abundance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
CADDIES LIKE
WALLACE REID

Wallace Reid IL popular with the
caddles. Recently the star In
Don't Tell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with Gloria Swanson and Elliott
Dexter--made some golfing scenes.
Every caddie on the San Gabriel
links was on hand Those uniucky
enough not to be used chung to the
outskirts OF tho crowd and followed
Wally just out OF camera range un.
I'll he went home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
NEW FEATURE FOR
THOMAS MElCHAN

Thomas Meighan. who left Now
York last week for California, stop
ped two days at Brook Farm. Indi.
ana. where he was the guest Of
George AIDE. When he reaches the
Lasky studio. Tom Forman. his di.
rector, will be ready TO begin work
on his forthcoming Paramount pic.
ture. "A Prince There Was"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
LILA LEE IN
ROGERS COMEDY

Lila Lee IL TO play tho feminine
lead with WIN Rogers in a comedy
he Ii making for Paramount titled
Elk Others In the cast are Allan
Hole. Clarence Burton, Emily Raitz
and John Fox. Tho latter. a boy.
viii interpret tho very unusual part
OF Elk. a vagrant soul looking for
an earthly home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN LIBERTY NEWS

Among the important items In the
new edition Of the Liberty News 10
open at the Liberty theatre on Sat.
urtay morning. win be pictures Of
the TED Mems lodge members CIV
ing CHIEF seatfle's monument bath
and the y. y. deputy marshal auc.
tioning an auto from the rossoffice
ateps. Scenes OF the no score game
played between Lincoln and Ballard
on Denny field will be on the screen.
The Minute Women OF King county
at their convention and the Amert.
can Legion making preparations for
Armistice day celebrations wis giso
b. included.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
COLLEEN MOORE

Colleen Moore, captivating little
screen actress. was run over by an
automobile recently. The car actu.
ally passed over her but she wasn't
hurt bit. II WAS done for scene
I'm Tho Wall Flower Goldwyn
picture by Rupert Hughca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
NEW HOLLYWOOD
STAGE FARCE

The Demi-Virgin." Avery Hop.
woods newest farce. has opened In
New York. II is dramatization of
Hollywood film-coiony life. glimpses
OF which we're gotten during the
summer when Hopwood was writing
pictures for Lasky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

fps LQzel
-. -....-*.-.. .IAsser Cuneo
+. l...s-...... .Frsnceiia Ellington
Aooning -....-..-.. Bert Bprotte
- Blnzes" II the title Of the pic.
- ~ q the Rex. II IL lively
- drama. with Lester Cuneo
tlDg he leading role. that Of a
xreg priseflghter who goes West In
nr1A y adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
PRISCILLA DEAN

Priscilla Dean. her director and
company. and technical staff. win
go to Europe to make a picture In
Vienna and Berlin. according to a
recent announcement In addition.
1.-The Universal company Is laying
plans TO make feature Of a histori-
cal subject OF importance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
S 4 r "A N D


- M10l4t .A<ssttAA Nesn
0 uortIsff- -. Richard Barthetmess
E1I 14vugeef. 4efy uAy
0n1sloea. ..........R Burr hefntcsh
- 0lsh has one Of the finest
~ = ner entire screen career n
p.V. GEffth's wonderful ptctuFtznr
e n ~ famous old story Way
e. 1hst." The little actrNes y
- upon 10 enact some higf1y
o11oanl scenes She does not aes
4 5olo- -sha hives II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
BILL rARNuM

Bill Farnum has returned from his
prolonged jauns to Europe. He said
he was 80 impressed with the old
Forum at Rome that he wanted 10
play Julius Caesar" with the spirits
Of Caesar. Brutus and Cassius on the
original stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
CT E M M E r


<ustvsrsAD
- nunta ~. Harry CAruy
c68 Man Fraser - George Stehcos
- ryuoes. .Gsstruds uisustsad
5S61o Vxooer. -.... .Bett Ross Clark
~ leojnve desert. the most deso-
- rfruech u land in the country.
- ~ unost awe-inspiring. forms
M uson,o background for Harry
~ - picture. The Fox" now
Sine q ~ Cicmrser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
Blue NOUS E


- y ohehA .......... Betty blythe
.<s nsiouneu ..............F rits LtebeF
67n Amnrath. .....s.. Claire re Lsotcf
1n Afmud. .....s... .osofge s'exm3nn
10y marks the beginning of ths
>11r weeks showing OF Queen Of
- the big production AZ the
11, Mouse. This Is one Of the most
.r1uencular pictures ever filmed. and
- - includes over 5000 people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Herbert RawIinson. Universal star
writes from Canada that he hopes
the Priscilla Dean company may
stay there on location forever. you
know the reason" he says. ''this
country Is free country--yeps en-.
tirely free from bootleggers."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
LIB ER T Y


fF5rs& Nnsicnafl
~ EIilnGham Lewis q Btone
<Iu9tno- Huhye ~ Hfmef
llgFi1ns a the Night" the photo
~ drama Il the Liberty. 10 a
1n adAptaii0n Of 'sPassers- BY. |"
~ nevei ~ =. Phillips oppenhelrn.
~ acficn = laid chiefly In Paris
- = London-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Ruth Roland's next serial will be
called 1.-The Timber Queen" Val
Paul will direct and play the heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
PARAMOUNT WILL
FILM BElAScO PLAY

David BelAsco's farce comedy. rs
Xfatrimony q FaiIureT'' h soon to
be made irto Paramount picture
NJ the Paramount studio In Holly
wood with r. Roy Barnes in the
lead
lis Matrimony . FailurcY" was
first produced by David Bslasco on
Broadway several years ago. with
Leo Dstrichstcsn in the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29

Jnek Holt's fIf~t starring 70
hlcle The Call Of this Morrill,
. hna. been completed II Holly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
MAX Under

Many fans do not know that Max
Linder starred In the first screen
comedy ever filmed. which was in
Paris IL years ago. Now he makes
them in 5000, instead Of 200 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-29
COLI S E u M
sIrTLE LORD rArNTI.EaoY.

Omitted Artists
ru1rte EFrct. .....ss...s Mary rsekfora
x-rse.t .4.s....ss...sss
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Advice On
Care Of Teeth

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