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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
CHEWING GUM ALMOST
WRECKS ORIENTAL SET

Chewing gum nearly wrecked
some of the most lavish scenes in
Fools Paradise" Cecil B. DeMille's
latest Paramount picture.
The scenes were laid in Siam.
Hundreds Of gorgeCusly atired Or
ientaIs paraded before a copy Of
Wat Chang. the great Cambodean
temple. one of the worlds real mar
wells Of architecture. Coolies logged
by with heavy bundles suspended al
either end Of their shoulder poles.
Within the range Of the photogra-
pher all was cOlorfully Oriental
until the directors called lunch.
Then the troubles Of the assistant
director began. For right near
headquarters was an impromptu CT
gar Standard some 1000 pieces OF
gum soon found their way around
tn, crowd.
After lunch the assistant director
rourj T. necessary not only TO in
spect each costume for correctness
--but To watch eveery jaw for sus-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
SATIRE IN MOTION
PICTURE COMEDIES

a movie comic that does not sat
irize some familiar condition or sit
uation lacks punch. It's like joke
without a point.
The reason that Chaplin is the
greatest film comedian is that he
ridicules the foibles of the masses.
More people are at once piqued and
amused by the point Of his comics
than by other comedies
Harold Lloyd and Buster Keat0n
are seated on the steps of Chaplin's
throne because they approach him in
this respect.
Lloyd Hamilton, who has made
more than 300 comics many Of
which had no point. is now rapidly
gaining wide favor. That's because
his more recent comics make US
laugh at ourselves as well as at him.
Snub Pollard and Clyde Cook are
also making better comics than for
merly because they are injecting the
satirical element into them.
Pollard is grinding out comics at
the rate Of one a week His latest Is
The Jail Bird" 1t is a satire on
prison wardens and social uplifters
who would reform hardened Grim
inals by pink-tea methods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

NEW YORK. Sept 4.-The direc-
tor did his best to make the finn
version Of "Cappy Kicks" from
Peter 3. kyne's stories. starring
vehicle for Thomas Meighan.
But the story was greater than
the director, for Cappy Kicks is the
outstanding figure Of the picture
And that's as Kyne had things in MS
stories.
Charles Able. who plays the parc
Of Cappy Kicks, had something to
do with 1.-THE celluloid result, too. He
makes the old marine merchant aD-
pear as he does in the imagination
Of those who have read the Cal Dy
stories.
Meighan has the part OF Matt
Peasley, first mate who assumes
command of a trader after the cap
tain is slain by savages. After an
extended cOlloquy by cable with
Cappy. who owns the trader. Peasley
ie greeted by "AH hands and feet"
Peterson. come TO take command of
the boat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
WILD GOOSE"
TO BE SHOWN AT
The BLACKSTONE
Strong Picture Will be Screen
ed Last Half of Paramount
Week at Local Theater.

Was e a good omen when. dur
ing the filming OF The wild Goose"
az the Cosmopolitan studio in New
York a flock Of wild geese passed
houking merriIy? Albert Capellani.
over the studio on their fight south.
the director. says yes, and the re-
suit 10 seems. was the Paramount
picture which will be shown at the
blackstone theater Thursday.
There IS an old saying among orni-
biologists tina. a wild goose never
was known 20 desert It's mate and
that their devotion endures until
death. This theory Is made the
basis Of a powerful story by Cow
eueur Morris. the author, which
was further strengthened in the pic
turiza1on. Tho theme deals with
the marital troubles OF a wealthy
architect because OF his romantic
minded wife's infatuation with an
other man.
The development OF the story is
rapid and there are numerous dram
attic moments that thrill the spec
tator. Mary MacLaren. Is the wife
and Holmes T. Herbert the husband.
The cast is excellent and includes
such players as Dorothy Bernard.
Josephy Smiley. Norman Kerry and
Rita Rogan, the remarkable child
actress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
1.-THE KILLER" A
PICTURE FILLED 7
WITH TENSE ACT
PhOtOplay Now Being Shown
at Auditorium is Filled
With Thrills.

From the beginning TO the final
flash of The Killer" which is shown
today and tomorrow at the Auditor
ium. there is not a single moment
IN which you can lean back N your
seat and let nut your breath pent
up by its tensity and thrills, so rapid
is its action. No one but Stewart
Edward White could have written
the story, no one but Benz. b. Hamp-
ton could have directed the picture,
and no one but Frank Campeau
could have made the remarkable.
unusual and daring character The
Killer" seem real in addition 10
Mr.. Campeau, the cast boasts Of
such as Claire Adams. little frankie
Lee, one of the most accomplished
Of Juvenile actors, Tod Sloan, and
Jack Conway, a versatile leading
man. The action of the story takes
place on an Arizona ranch. and in
Los Angeles. other pictures to be
shown on the same program are
"Who Is Who?" a very funny sun
shine comedy and The Gumps, an
mated cartoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
anglers to Guard Fish
Industry From Onsldughts

BAY CITY. Mich, Sept. 4.-Wil-
liam J. Lambert. Of this city. secre-
tary OF the Commercial Ffshermen's
association OF Michigan. started
tour OF the Upper Peninsula during
the past week 10 complete the o.
ganlzation OF the association. The
secretary reports that practically
every producer and shipper in the
Lower Peninsula and many EN-
ploves are members and he expects
10 have every man in the industry
on jhe membership list.
Fishermen feel that they have
been made the butt OF many an as
piring legislator who has taken his
seat IN Lansing during the Iast de-
cade and that the industry has 9TH
erwLse been made the football or
politics and commerce until IL has
been all but ruined. When a repre-
sentative or senator finds himself
baked at putting through particC-
lar legislation. because IL Is often
sive 20 some OF his constituents, he
lets his home folks know that he is
on the tub by putting through some
kind CT a fish bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
EXTRA PAY DENIED.
''CABINET' SPLITS
Break Comes When Auditor
Refuses Salary Warrants
to Board Members.

LANSING. Mich. Sept 4.-By re-
fusing 20 issue warrants for the sal
aries of three members OF the state
administrative board Auditor Cen
eral O. j. Fuller has precipitated
the first break IN that organization
since 80 began funCtioning
STATE officials pointed this out Sat
urday fin discussing the attitude Of
The auditor general who Is still
sticking by his declaration that he
would not accept the salary or issue
warrants for its payment TO the
state treasurer and secretary Of
st1tc.
FULLER has violated the rule OF the
board that the decision OF the ma
jority should decide the policy 10 be
adopted in the conduct OF its bust
ness and has set himself up as SUI
rerior 20 the administrative board
one member declared. While stormy
debates Gave marked some Of the
sessions OF the board. the dissent
ing members have heretofore bowed
% the decision Of the majority and
abided by rulings thus made.
Assistant Attorney General Clare
Retain stated that Fuller - wrong
in assuming that the S2.5OO annual
salary appropriated for himself.
Secretary OF state Charles J. De-
land and state Treasurer Frank
Gorloan as members OF the board
are increases in their salaries as
elective state officers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
REX INGR4M TO BE
MARRIED IN IRELAND

With that sense Of the artistic and
unusual which characteri1es him as
a director OF motion pictures. Rex
Ingram. the youthful producer for
Metro OF The -Four HOrsemen OF the
Apocalypse" and THE Conquering
Power" has planned his marriage
10 Miss Alice Terry. the beautiful
nid-western school girl who rose
from Obscurity 70 fame by her won
derful portrayals in these two In
gram pictures.
Unlike the majority of weddings, the
pair whose engagement was recently
announced, viii not so 10 the near
est parson for the regular formula
OF Il wiz and 7 do" and then set
tie down 10 the regulation honey
moon. For director Ingram and his
star nothing 50 prosaic and matter
OF fact Will fill the bill.
According 10 the present plans OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

NEW YORK. Sept. 4-Timothy
Callaghan IS having a hard time Of
II trying 10 make an electrical en-
gineer OF himself.
Ii wouldn't have been 50 hard If
Wesley Barry hadn't been made a
movie star and If Timothy hadn't
been endowed with so many freckles
Timothy saw Wesley in the movies.
Then he looked in the mirror. Then
he hied himself 10 the studio.
The gate man didn't stop him.
But he though his eyes were afflicted
when he saw Wesley enter a few
minutes later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
BETTY COMPSON is TO PLAY
.eTICE LITTLE MINISTER. :"

Betty Compson has been chosen
TO play "The Little Minister" which
Cndeared Maude Adams to countless
thousands. Miss COmpson stakes her
entire future upon this picture. II
Will mark her as a great actress
worthy Of consideration along with
Mary Pickford. or it will cast her
into the limbo Of forgotten glories.
Penrhyn Stanlaws is to direct the
film. He also will stand or fall as
he interprets the story. John Rob-
ertson was originally slated to direct
the picture as a reward for his faith
full portrayal Of that other Barrie
story, sentimental Tommy
Il was believed that Robertson
would make the picture in England
where he now is and that an English
actress would be given the title role.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

This latter character is played by
ivan Iinow, bruising wrestler. For
the sake Of the story Peasley must
~..odue him. That is done in I'M
convincing manner.
There's a romance. of course, pc
tween Peasley and Cappy's dauyh-
ter. Cappy takes the daughter on
a cruise TO forget about Peasley.
Their yacht goes aground in a storm.
The hero commanders "A tug AMI
rescue5 them. The natural cOnse-
Iuence consequents.
The story interest Of the film is
rather meager but the director gets
directly TO his task and tells the tale
without the aid Of the hokum used
10 build up most pictures of slender
story interest.
Agnes Ayres, the heroine, has the
lightest part L have ever seen her
IN. Hugh Cameron and John SaiE-
polls add TO he picure's merit with
their fine pOrtrayals. The bearded
makeup Of Paul Everton as a sea
caTtafn Is very moor indeed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
CHANGES OF FACES.

Elliott Dexter, Paramount player.
is now with Goldwyn. Leatrice Joy,
Goldwyn player. is now with Para
mount. Carmel Myers, Universal
star. is making a serial for Vita
graph
Some producers, in order TO have
new faces in their casts, contract
with players that have been with
other producers. Others. like VIM.
Fox. are making up their casts Of
players seldom before seen on the
screen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
OWEN MOORE STARTS
ON NEW FARCE COMEDY

Even the newlywels Of picture
dom must work. They cannot al
ways honeymoon. as owen Moore
and Kathryn Perry have discovered.
Henry Lehrmar has finished the
farce comedy he has been writing
for Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and they be-
gin work forthwith at Selznick's
Fort Lee studios.
Mr.. Moore and his leading wom-
an, Kathryn Perry. were married
recenuy-the result Of prOpinquity
in the last two Owen Moore Come
dies, "A Divorce Of Convenience"
and "The Chicken in the Case. 4"
Moore's previous wife was Mary
PickfOrd.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

The Affairs Of Anatol." Cecil De
Miles all-star production is 10 be
shown simultaneously in two Broad
way theaters. the Rialto and the
RIvou.
Frederick Warde may appear in
film versions Of THE Count Of Monte
Cristo" and tSilas Mariner" under
the direction Of his son. Ernest
Warde.
Maids OF Korea" will be the sec
ond picture by the au-Chinese com
pany IN California. The company
Will then so 10 Shanghai. China, TO
produce pictures.
Victor Fleming will direct Agnes
Ayres in her first starring picture.
Tom Mix IS seen as a gentleman
fox hunter IN Train"
The cast OF sisters" includes
Seena owen. Matt Moore. Gladys
Leslie and Joe King.
wife Aginst Wife" is the rather
Paradoxical title OF Whitman Ben
nett's ne&t production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

Players and the studio helpers
couldn't understand why the freckle-
faced lad didn't speak 10 them, until
the saw the second edition enter.
Timothy wanted 10 understudy
Wesley and TO act in "Penrod.' They
have the same color of hair. Ears.
nose and mouth. the same. Even the
same number Of freckles. If you
don't believe that count en-
But woe 10 Timothy. his father
and mother arrived at the studio
and took him back TO his home at
Riverside. Cal. 10 be an electrical
engineer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
Chatter OF The Block
By The Observer

Since Lew COdy's picture appeared
in the widely read NEWS TIMES.
Gus Berkson. manager Of the Black
stone theater, has been doing moth
ing but receiving mail for Cody from
The fair ones Of the city. II Is
understood that arrangements have
been made 20 sneak the popular
heart breaker out Of the city after
night 10 avoid his many fair
admirers.
After a lengthy search the team
Of Rose & Vogt, Of the Ward &
Lewis store, was found in the big
bargain basement tossing coins.
When questioned very close as to
the cause Of this seeming boiserous-
ness the congenial Mr.. Vogt replied
that he and his friend Rose were
using this means to decide who's
turn it was TO write the next five
inch ad
Herbert Wolf, manager Of the
Auditorium theater has kept him
self locked up in his big office the
last few days doing some intensive
work. All that could be learned
is that Mr.. Wolff has has a big sur
prise in store for the movie fans
during fair week.
Tt is understood that 81 Bray
left for Washington. D. c.. where
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

the young copule. they VII be mar
ried by ar Ingrams father. who ~
an EpiscOpalian clergyman and pro
fessor OF Greek and Latin az Trinity
College. Dublin. After the conclu-
sion OF the aiming OF Turn 20 the
Right the John Golden stage sue
cess by Wincheu smith and Jack
Hazard, which has been sCenartOiBed
by June Mathis they VII bid au
revoir 20 Hollywood for a wh1l2 and
start for Europe.
But even while on their honey
moon abroad, the youthful couple
Will not be forgetting the megaphone
and the makeup, for Director In
gram Is contemplating the making
OF at least one picture with Miss
Terry again In the stellar role.
"Ivanhoe" has been mentioned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
"NORODY'S GIRL" At
AUDITORIUM SOON

It stars Billie Rhodes, one Of the
most winsOrne of young women now
before the camera. She is supported
by a truy notable cast OF payers
among whom may be mentioned
Melbourne Mcdowell, Mary Alden
and lIOvd VVhftfock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
ZOO CHIEF INJURED
IN FIGHT WITH LION

A. c. Stecker. chief Of the Uni
versal City arena, tore his little fing-
er off at the big knuckle when he
jumped from the top of a training
cage in an effort to land on a fero-
cious lion. His signet ring caught
on a nail, throwing his entire weight
on the finger. He was rushed 10 the
Good Samaritan hospital where he
is being cared for. The accident oc-
Cured in the filming OF Terror
Trail" a serial in which Ellen Se1g-
wick is starred. Seekers idea was
TO hurl himself on the lion 10 stran-
gle II into submission in order II
safe the life of Miss Sedgwick, Who
was alone with him in the cage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

Melbourne NacDoweu is one Of
the foremost leading men Of the
stage as we'll as Of the screen. For
many years he was starred and ap-
peared in support Of the best known
leading women of the legitimate
stage and since appearing in motion
picture has made an enviable rec
ord for himself. Miss Alden and
Lloyd Whitlock are we'll known
screen playersA
"Nobody's Girl" has many un-
usual scenes in 70. the action taking
place on an island and on the sea.
one Of the scenes where Billie
Rhodes makes her escape from the
island I'm an open boat and is res
cued by an aviator who swOops
down from the clouds just in the
nick Of time. is said 10 be particu-
larly thrilling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

Pretty girl with many pretty
dresses as candidate for mayor
against her fance-that's the plot Of
Woman's Place." starring Connie
Talmadge.
THE Ne'er 10 Return Road" a
one-act play written for the Lambs
Gambol several years ago by Mrs
Otis Skinner. is TO be produced in
two reels by Selig-R
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05
EUGENE O'BRIEN ENDS
HIS SUMMER VACATION

Actors. Ike other folk. must have
T. rest and Eugene O'Brien has had
his-swimming IN Long Island
sound, golfng and motoring. Never
very far away from New York
awaiting the call that finally came.
He has begun work on 'Chlval-
rous Charlie" a story provided by
Nav TuIly. Robert Ellis = direct
ing at the Selznick studios IN Fort
Lea
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

he - going 10 present a bill for de-
portadon Of Northern Indiana
printers
"Scotty." the dandy publicity man
at the Auditorium theater, was seen
making a hasty getaway last week.
"Scotty" had a dandy yarn for the
papers which didn't appear as per
schedule and his efforts 20 explain
TO the boss apparently were futile.
After Charley Rays big thriller,
1.-The Midnight Bell, completed its
the ushers were Obliged 10 spend the
showing at the Blackstone theater,
balance Of the night tightening UP
the seats the excited movie fans had
pulled loose.
Warren Miller, Of the Olsen &
Ebann ieweIry stores. informs US
that he is now able 10 accomplish
considera Bile work When questioned
as 10 the why Of il all, Warren re-
piled. that he has his biz dog. Kalo.
trained 10 chase all solicitors from
the store.
The boys at the Blackstone Boot
cry were seen painting a big gold
sign on the window. Johnson held
the ladder while Simmons threw a
mean brush.
Let's GO. It's Paramount Week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

picious tremors. One waggle OF the
lower chin-and the extra" in ques-
ton was requested to check his
gum"
One day Of this was enough.
Needless to say the vendor was no.
present the rest OF the week re-
quired by Mr.. DeMille for the very
important and colOrful scenes cen
tered in Siam.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

Richard Wayne will be leading
man for Eileen Percy in Whatever
She Wants"
Sessue Hayakawa's next is The
Street of the Flying Dragon"
Scenes OF New York's East Side
are being shot for THE Gutter
snipe," Gladys Walton's next pic
ture.
Gareth Hughes. now a prosperous
star, once cooked his own meals.
washed his own clothes and shined
his own shoes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-05

Let's GO. It's Paramount Week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21

works and get the employers opf1
ion Of the Intended member. Tbe9
IL everything Is 0. X. let them i'm
the club. The 'club" would have :
regular meeting every no often. else1
officers. etc. Then they could hay@
dances. outings. etc. and all
our young people who really OW
have a decent honest-to-goodhet
time could meet others. and II ~
had the right people running til
would be a great success For n
self. get pretty dog-gone ionesorn
and blue going to shows and dance
alone. all OF the time I see other
enjoying the company Of giriA and
vice versa, but the question always
comes up. How are you going to
meet herr I'm a son-of-a~crav-dad
II III 40 TO Aiki OF Woodland park
for a girl ! know that many . hap
by marriage has had it's Origin tn
Woodland or on the beaches but
I'm not . fellow who can 'pick
them up" never care to tn. II
I can't meet 'em via an Introduction
or good times" club. III stay stn-
gle
Therefore suggest this Oonns
for all OF the young people who oro
just aching TO meet someone whose
company they can enjoy, whom They
can trust and-who knows what
might result know there UuuId
be less cops" needed In woodland
and elsewhere IL there were only
some way for people to teenmaa
acquainted \
Accept my apology. Mis- GU
for this long letter. and outl1n1
II don't know what--but when
get started on this subject I can't
stop. Here's hoping our "A Gin''
and "A Little Light" and others 81
their number. which Ii not very
great. find their only some day.
am. as before. searchingiy.
Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Pretty Home VVedding

A pretty wedding was solemnised
yesterday al high noon when Miss
Maude Schusler became the bride OF
MIR. Hugo A. Kenck. OF Butte,
Mont. at tho home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Russell. Rev,
w. II. Sawhill performed the eere-
mony under a canopy OF sweet peas
and roses. preceding which Mrs.
David Hume accompanied by Miss
Lorna Leonard sang AT Dawning. +"
Miss Lucille wilhelm. as maid of
honor. was attired IN navy blue
tricotine suit. with which she wore
a hat OF blue and gray duve,yn.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father, and was charming In
a tailleur OF midnight blue trieotine
with hat OF taffeta In correspond.
ing shade and a cor~age Of orchids.
roses and sweet peas. A wedding
breakfast followed tho service. with
Miss Marie Schusier and Miss Mar.
jorio Brackiund. assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. kenck left for a six
weeks wedding trip through Canada
and the East. after which they will
be at home In Butte. The out-of.
town guests at the wedding were
Mrs. II. +. Law OF Milwaukee. aunt
Of the bride. and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hume OF Union Mills. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-21
Elss Cornish Hostess

Miss Nellie Cornish has been en-.
pertaining in her apartment in the
new Cornish school. the past week,
visiting artists In the city, and last
evening she was hostess at supper
given to honor Mrs. Charles Men.
denhaii Kiteheil OF Cleveland, o..
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Aiken OF
British Columbia. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Boinn. sergei
KIibansky and Mr.. Boyd Wells.
Next Sunday morning Miss Cornish
will entertain with a breakfast. com.
plimenting Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN -.
csdy and Mr.. Theodore Splering OF
New York, Miss Henriette Michel.
son. Miss Gloria Blum and Mr.. Tab
endush and Goldberg.