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FIVE ROOMS

40th St. t2s T.. 81, 800.
Louis Caucau. 7a6 9Th Ave.
3.th st. 10 =. $3.50.
Folsom Brot. i2f T.. 3ith ST.
3Glh st, 1863 70
superintendent on premises.
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SIX ROOMS

Sith St. .l03 y.
Geo. Nciman. so 9Th Ave.
Lexington Ay,. TO.
MI Weiss.
Fark Ave, 9l0. . baths. So COO.
Superintendent Oh premises.
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Riuerda[e

DISTINCTIVE STUCC0 AND UOI-
LOW TILE RESIDENCE, situated
on large attractive plot. I'm select
residential section. House contains
II rooms. tiled baths, including
spacious studio. several open fire
places, all improvements. Garage
with quarters. Immediate occupancy.
Convenient to transportation. Can
now he purchased at concession in
price. Apply y l0i. Phone Yonkera
1886.
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FOURTEEN ROOMS

1 5th Ave-, 247, corner 2sth st. So.75o
rutland Benjamin, Iue., j. l.. 4S.h ST.
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Bronx
THREE ROOMS

tG3d ST. Teller Ave
NieweEhaus Co, ZIG r. if1st St.
2Gil Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
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NINE ROOMS

l1st St, III W.
Manhattan Leasing CO.. iio Church 81.
72d St. 26o W. baths $4,000.
Earle Calhoun, 2l2 w. 7ed st
Seth ST. 225 w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co. Inc. B'way & soth ST
9lst ST., $50 w. baths: $3.50
Wood, poison Co.. Inc, B'way & s0th ST
o4th St. $50 w Bath. So 900.
slswson & Hobbs. To- W. rcd ST.
t16th St, $50 w. = and baths.
supt or Harry Goodstein, PSI Broadway.
Riverside Drive 156th-l57th sts., The Riviera.
sharp Co. 2is9 Broadway.
Riverside Drive. 131. 3 baths; 81 900.
Wood. Dolson Co, Inc. B'way & s0th st
Riverside Drive, 2f0 $4,000
Wood, Dolson Co, Inc. B'way & sOth SIT
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FIVE ROOMS

1891 ST and Teller Ave.
Ni@1Eerlhaus Co. GIG y. l6ist ST.
1921 ST.. University Ave.
Inquire at premises.
23t5 Andrews ave.
Agent on premises.
Lorlng r., 22o5 500 monthly.
Agent on premises.
University Ave and 1921 st.
Agent on premises.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Ncstchcster--saIe or Rent.
ChatsW0rth Heights
LARCtIM0NT, N. Y.
RUILDING SITES
AT PRE-WAR PRICES
A $40 BILL.

md Az per week WIN bug you a beautiful
building riot 50vi0O. or larger, nt Bryn
Mawr Park, closo to city ana sthlon and
adjoining Drof2viils, These lots are bar.
gains but tho fact that wc advertise such
easy terms don8 not mean thnt these lN-
PROVED LOTS should bo caulounaed with
many 90 tho cheap, unimproved lots now be-
ing offered ut auction. Nearly 1856 of these
choice lots havo been sold iH tho past few
weeks n this property, having an ADIRD%-
rACE settling. yet within sight OF the city.
Come out ana look them ovor.
ROBERT Il. FARLEY OBGANIY NTIoN,
I2 ". sith 81, y. y. q. Murray I'm 11s0.
office also at Bryu Mawr Park station.
Phone N0ukorg t4iS.
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SIX ROOMS

sth Ave. s31 s125 monthly.
Agent on premises.
54th St. 162 w. cor. 7th Ave.
! Slawson & Hobbs, 162 w rcd st.
soth St. 225 W. baths, $4,000.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc, way e. S0th ST.
! osth St, 215 w baths. $1,000.
/ Premises or phone Lenox 5000.
1 forth ST. 2f0 w Sl,700.
| Superintendent on premises.
10th ST.. 51f W baths. So 200
Slawson & Hobbs. 1G2 w I'D st.
! 116th St. GIG w $1,000
Earle Calhoun, 2t2 w I'D st,
116th St. 62o w 81 I5O
! Earle Calhoun. 212 W. I'D 81
121th St, 6j w 500 monthly
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford. / w. t25th st.
| 157th St. $50 w. $3.50 monthly.
Owner on premises.
| 1e4th ST.. 70 w S90-Sf35.
! Agent on premises.
/ Broadway, 1905 C6Sd ST.
| Arthur Cutler Co. oo1 Broadway.
/ Broadway and 9sth ST.
| Harry Schiff, Broadway and oath st.
| Riverside Drive. t56th-157th SITS. The Riviera.
/ sharp & Co. 24s9 Broadway.
Riverside Drive. 500 New building
Anthony Compagna, 200 W. 12d st.
| Riverside Drive. 5i0-6f4
| Newmark Jacobs, 10i2 St. Nicholas Ave.
Washington So. Apartments.
Pepe Bros, 40 Washington Square.
West End Ave, 900 tcor s4th St.). San jose.
| Mr.. Herter Lenox a000
West End Ave, 7sa 3 baths
slawson & Hobbs. i62 W. 72d 81.
SEVEN ROOMS
| 10th ST. 81 ". S2.4Oc
Superintendent on premises.
18th St. 81 W $4,000
Superintendent on premises.
18th St.. 31-33 w. $500
Agent on premises.
list St, III W.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. i4e Church 81.
18th ST.. 22g w. 3 baths. $4,000.
Premises or phone Lenox 5000
e3d ST., 81 W. Furnished or unfurnlshed.
Superintendent on premises.
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EIGHT ROOMS

i1st St, III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co, i49 Church 81.
list St. $50 W. Bath, 81 900 81, 100.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc, B'way s0th 81.
10th ST., re w. Bath; s.. 200 50 500
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc, B'way q soth 81.
SD St, w. cor. c. p. w Bath. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. i62 w. 72d ST.
Saith St. 255 W. 8 baths. $i.soo.
Agent, premises. LenoX 5000
s5th St. 80 w 8 baths. 81 500
Agent. premises. Phone LenoN 5000.
Seth St. 225 w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc, B'way & s0th St.
sSth St. W. cor c. p. w. 3 baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co. 149 Church st.
ssth ST.. 345 W. 3 baths. $500.
Slawson g. Hobbs 162 W. T9d ST.
Goth St. 255 w, cor. B'way. baths, SO 500
slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D St.
97th St, 200 w. Bath; 81 900.
wood, Dolson Co., Inc, Bway & S0th st.
Goth St, SO w baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 149 Church ST.
101st ST.. 2f5 w.
Mrs. Mack, premises.
1o3d St, S2f w. $4,000.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. i37 w. o3d ST.
1osth St. 90 w. cor B'way . baths, Sd, 500.
Slawson g. Hobbs. f6o w I'D ST.
10th ST.. sol w. . baths. s. ZOO
siawson & Hobbs, 162 w 72d ST.
10th St, 511 w. baths, S.. zoo -s3 GOO
slawson Il Hobbs, 162 W. 7ad ST.
18th ST.. COG w. So roo
Earle Calhoun, 212 w. Tod st.
11sth St, 400 W. baths; 81 600
W. Alanson Alexander. 503 9Th Ave.
Claremont Ave. 15 So 500.
Earle Calhoun, 2i2 w. 72d St.
Hamilton Ave, Yonkers. $1,000
fonkers Realty Exchange. $50 So B'way.
Riverside Drive. 431 d15th ST.. $500
Earle 4 Calhoun, 2l2 w. I'D St
Riverside Drive. 156th-157th SITS. The Riviera
Snafp & Co., 2lS9 Broadway.
West End Ave, si1-5 Bath. 81 GOO
SlAMEOn q lnhha LEO
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Pelham Manor
HOME

a MOST AFPEAJINU HUME.
Dutch Colonial stucco dwelling.
rooms. baths, breakfast porch.
steam heat. all improvements. Ca
rage. Plot 50xf00, near station and
school Price s17.75o. Apply s-32i6.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
Attractive Colonial residence OF
clapboard construction. contains
rooms, baths. steam heat, all inn
provements. Corner plot. Convenient
to school. Price st9,5oo. Apply s.
$3.50 Phone Pelham 1897
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TEN ROOMS

fist St. III w.
Manhattan Leasing Co. lao Church St
seth St.. 225 w baths.
Wood, Dolson Co, Inc. Bway 4 s0th st
92d ST.. 32i w. 3 baths: $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co. inc. Bway & snth ST.
Riverside Drive, i56th-i5Tth sts.. The Riviera
sharp Co.. 2fs9 Broadway
Riverside Drive. go $4,000.
Wood, Dolson Co. Inc. B'way 4 sOth Sf
West End Ave, $50. 3 baths ist floor: 81, O00
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc, B'wny e. s0fh ST.
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NINE ROOMS

WdUI8On NNet I-IJ. DUIUeT. Eo-JDO.
Apply premises.
TEN ROOMS
Goth St. 10 =.
Duff & Conger Madison Ave. and seth ST
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BALDWIN, L. /.


BEAUTIFUL AII-YEAR HOMES.
New room bungalow, with all mod
ern improvements; minutes from
depot Cash 81 900. Price. .,......... SiaOO
Fine cottage. 8 rooms: excellent neigh
horhood; plot 50x200 Cash ~ ,0OO
Splendiu o room bungalow. open fire
place, gas, electricity, bath, porch
round front and side. Cash Sl,O00. -
Price ........,. ...... ..t-...s' ,.'.., o'0V
Classy room bungalow, near depot,
ground. poa 81 900 cash. Price ......... 6,ooo
Magnificent new stucco bungalow,
rooms. 5000 cash. $50 takes care of
principal. interest, taxes and 'insur-
ance. Price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Z room cottage, garage, near depot:
every modern Improvement. large plot
or ground; most modern heating oys-
tenn. Price ....;;.:;......,...;... $3.50
French doors in most select section;
brand new; immediate occupancy:
near depot: large plot of ground;
worth $4,000. Price ................ $500
Stately room cottage, with every
modern improvement; on corner best
built house on Long Island, every
thing up TO the minute. Price. 1000
Magnificent gentlemans Colonial home
on over one acre of ground; car ga
rage: beautiful shrubbery. 10 rooms,
2 baths; hot water heat, every modern
Improvement; within few minutes of
depot: in select section, on magnifi-
cent avenue. Must be sold. reason
able offer, with $500 cash, Will be
Everything Guaranteed Advertised
LUERSSEN
BALDWIN, l.. |.
Telephone Freeport 1913.
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FOUR ROOMS

g3fJ Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises.
iG3d ST.. Teller Ave.
Sic~cuhaus Co, 316 T.. iGfst ST.
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APARTMENT HOUSE DIRECTORY
andU Unfurnihe to
ImmeAae md m Oupny
Manhattan-West Side.

7th Ave, $50.
Superintendent on premises.
52d st. West. 223 sT3 monthly.
Agent on premises.
JIth ST.. f03 w.
n. A. Berwin. io3 Park Ave.
55th ST.. corner 7th Ave. SIS monthly.
Agent on premises.
72d St., 80 w. $50 monthly.
Agent on premises.
l5sth St., GA w. Kitchenette.
Agent on promises.
Central Park West and 91st st.
Sharp & Co.. a4S9 Broadway.
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ELEVEN ROOMS

ssth st.. 345 w. 4 baths. So 25o-s7 900.
Slawson & Hobbs. f62 w I'D ST
lo3d ST.. 324 w $4,000
Dwight. Archibald & Perry, 1877 w. csd 81.
West End Ave-. 4O1. baths: $500
Wood, Dolson Co, Inc. Bwav & soth ST.
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SIX ROOMS

i67d ST.. ana Teller Ave.
NieWenhau3 Co.. 316 r. iGi1t St.
1921 ST., Univ rsity Ave.
luduire 1t premises.
University Ave. and 1aod ST.
Agent on premises.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Westchester--Sale or Rent.
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IieatOIl

mock for moment. Then she remem-
bcrcd and with forced little laugh ran
off up the hill, calling back over her
shoulder. IF you're not afraid, come
to the glen in the morning. Ard don't
fail to bring ElspCth ~
"Shc's over bold, I'm thinkin' :"
was ElSpeth's Judgment. I'm thinkin
yc call her bOnny and yc'd like to teach
her to ficht :" Thus did Elspcth prove
her dawning womanhoOd. Tommy gave
II good imitation of snort of con-
tempt.
shes ma bonny. with her hair all
fiyin' over her face and her eyes like the
eyes of wild things in the dark. I'll
teach her II use her iiSts, because it s
my duty. and yen come along with m"
to do it.
SO began the conflict which was to
rage for long years in the heart of
Tommy. On the one hand his little Sis
ter, loved with all the tenderness of
his heart and soul; on the other, the
teasing, moCking Gri2cl with the
strange undcrcurrent Of usefulness
breaking out through her ScOrnful aids
to stir him in n way he could neither
understand nor prevent.
He taught her to fight, and, better
than that, he taught her to play. Nu
one could imagine such games as Tommy
invented!
From the cupboard in Aaron Latta 5
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SENTIMENTAL TOMMY"

emily, ''and my mama is sweet and
nice, only once in awhile when she is
sick and doesn't know just what she
does. We live in thc old house at
Double Dykes and everybody is afraid
to come there, so Of course you will be,
the scOrnful glance with its touch of
wistfulneSs took in both boy and girl
''We don't want company anyhow" she
went on hastily. rs If to forcstall re-
fusal. IF they come we lock the doors
because we like being alone. But you
like to-"
"Where?' gasped Tommy, as
founded.
I'm the glen back of Double Dykes.
There's Il little wood there where we
shan't be seen. viii youF'
She was on Tommy's right, looking
at him with bright, mocking eyes as
III ready to scoru his refusal. On his
left a little hand plucked piteously at
his sleeve in anxious protest.
'1-canna leave my little sister
whiles | go teaChin' strange lassies to
ficht,' he fatcrcd Then as the laugh
ter in Griz"l's eyes dcepcned. his color
famed. Il do ma want to leave Els
peth!" he declared tiercely. II
like having her with me!'
pllIlS htI' SUlu NrIlH'l, lHulIIpT-
emily. You don't think | care about
being alone. do you?'
And suddenly Tommy knew-and
desperately fought the knowing-that
he wanted this new lassie to want him
to come alone.
Confused, he fell back on the male
weapons of buster and bravado. He
would teach her TO fight, because she
needed to know how to defend herself
1t was his duty. And he would bring
his little sister because he wished to
And all the time the girls eyes Knocked
him and her laughter flouted him.
We're an English lassle!" he ac.
| cuscd Sullenly.
"I am. DO you think I would wish
to be Scotch? We only came here tc
| live because we had Travelled every
where else in the world and my mama
was tired.
"And for why did you travel al
over the worldE' asked Tommy.
my, mama was looking for som,
one" she said, sadly, forgetting t
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might like to imagine is happening to
lo,,,...I...
'"Y,.S''''>' &C.,.
Nhen II was decided 70 produce Sir
James NJ. BarrIe's famous story, Mr..
Iaskv and NJ Robart.pn rpali2cd that.
,rnna ,h,a o,u .,,.n r.,I,,a,,o,, tbo,
''',' ''"" any ","'r P'onu,'.U" '"'%
lad ever N"d", Sentimental Tommy
demanded til" greatest care in til" So
lection of fine actor and actress who
.ha,,Id ,ror ,ba roIo, at ro,,,rr anJ
r"ou'u pay '"' '''' ~ 4'''''"' "'''
"rlzeI'
The problem who would put the ten
der, whimsical Thomas Sandys on the
screen was solved by the selection or
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Lloyd Hamilton could very easily toll
an interviewer how it feels to have an.
pcared in more than 300 one and two
reel comedies. Yet to. prove that he
isn't tired of the game he has Just
signed contract to appear for the mex,
three years in Mermaid comedies.
But Hamilton did not start off as
publicity man with the Frank C,oolov
shows, and during this engagement Ls
heard the call of the footlights, and ths
next season joined the Eileford Stool
Co., touring the Pacific coast,
"A little later he joined James
Hackett, then at the height of his pop.
ularity as romantic actor. and win
him played Juvenile leads. Yes, tsa|
same Lloyd Hamilton. Wv
The next couple of years was snert
IN vaudeville and burlcsque, and then
the old kalcm company saw in him
Just the type to appear in the Ham
and Bud comedies. which were n great
success from the start,
Hamilton appeared in 1874 of tbcss
making one week and. therefore cov,
ering period of nearly three ycors
That was steady enough work as n finn.
maker TO tire almost every one of tbs
camera. but it didn't worry Hamilton
In the least although the end of tbo
engagement marked the abandonment NJ
thc huge black muStaChe that had made
min one of the most famous characters
in the screen world
Later he joined the Sunshine com.
pany and played the lead in many o.,
the biggest successes. including "a
Tight Squeeze" "A Walters Wasted
Iife, "Roaring Lions and Wedding
Bells and many others.
1t was there that he became asso.
clatcd with Jack White. VIII, has suner.
vls"d the making Of all Mermaid come.
dies to date. The friendship became
stronger when he took the leading part
IN "A Twilight Baby" 1t was then
that they decided to cast their lots 70.
gethcr, so in the spring of 1920. when
an opportunity was offered TO make
Mermaid comedies for Educational, he
and White went together.
With this organization he has an.
peared in Duck Inn," "Dvnamitc' :"
The Simp," April Fool" Moon.
shine" and THE Greenhorn." At the
conclusion of these pictures an oppor.
tunity was offered for him to form A
producing company with White, and
.thlS they have done. Their pictures
Will still be released under the Mermaid
brand through Educational.
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CHAPTER II

"Ho, no! The painted lady's brat
father: Whats a fathcr?"
A little girl had come down the street
from the hill above. She was taller
than Elspcth or Tommy--thirteen
years old. Tommy decided, after one
quick, comparing look.
She was bonny lassic, too, he
thought. with her cheeks scarlet and
her eyes flashing rage at her tormentors.
She had a mop of long. dark hair, and
one of the boys ran up to her now,
jerking at it viCiOusly, while the others
sent a shower of stones falling around
her
She refused, disdainfully, to hurry
her movements, and the boy at her
/ side received a well directed blow which
sent him rccling to a safe distance.
! ElSpcth began to cry from sympathy
and fright, and Tommy called out
J sharply:
whats the matter o. ye all? Why
! torment n lassie?"
They whirled and looked ut him, for e
getting the girl in the new diversion OF
sizing up It strange boy.
. shes only the painted lady's brat :"
one volunteered Her mothers n
rcg'lar bad un. Sos the girl bad
un, She asked us once what's Il
! f0thcr"' That's question for las
sic to ask. Oh. oh :" And again they
took up the cry. "What'S father
What's father.
Suddenly the girl darted straight al
the largest Of the boys and began be-
lubor!ng him violently.
"You lie" She screamed. ''MN
mother Is sweet. And I'm not bat
one. And I'm not afraid of the whol'
Of you
Over Tummy's face had come thu
strange, fur-scring look again. Gon'
was the shabby street, the jecrng lads
the girl with the ready fists and th'
mop Of flying hair. -,
There before him lay smooth, wid'
field of green where blue eyed, golden
haired princess wrung her hands in dis
trcss while 4 villain In black armo
dragged her away by her streamin
curls Of gold.
And there was he, Tommy, in shinin
armor, gallOpIng up on snow whit
, gtrcd, with strong lance cleaning IN I'll
sun. tingng himself off his horse
"Wait" he muttered, huskiiS
"Stanl right here
Still wearing the exalted look. Tomm
: rushed into the fray. Once there. Il
used his sturdy little fists TO such goo
advantag" that all but the Do'uest
the lads drew back in startled astonlsh
mrut. -,
Not for nothing had Tommy lived o
the streets of London. A dreamer n
was, but in this instance, at least, on
who could make his dreams come true
"Onc-twO-thrcc' he counted. usln
the famous knockout blows which es
tnblishcd his fame in Thrums from tina
time on. Corp, biggest of them al
vent down. to rise, bOy-like, Tommy
grrntrst Admircr. ., H.. ..
can drAtm was Corps tribute an
J the two shook hands before Tomn
, elrutted on up the hill, girl
either hand now.
From the corner of his eye he wt
I quick to note that while Elspeth, wol
: ~Aipcd and udorcd, the new girl kel
{ her little pointed chin in air al
! hummpd u tune of uncOnccrn.
: "My name is Grizel," she said pres
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day and would spoil everything by. say
ing, Don't think I'll go on my knees
to you!' instead of Good, my prince,
how can I thank your
So. with study and playtime, laughter
and heart burnings, the lines of the
quaint, childish triangle were strength
ened, Elspeth openly adoring Tommy
and doing her best to keep his thoughts
from Grizel, trembling lest she be sup
planted in her brothers affection, Grizel
openly Houting Tommy, yet sometimes
letting her longing for sympathy and
tenderness slip through her mask of
indifference, at which times his heart
was hopelessly torn between love for
them both.
"Why Gamma We love each other,
when l love ye both?" ,scolded Tommy
to Grizel.
She cooked her head saucily.
(TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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Answers to Questions
From Movie Fans

NJ. o. S.-Frank' Mayo played in
Tiger True: Carmel Myers is mar
ried to l. Il. Kornblum. composer of
Blue Eyes: Eva Novak's latest pic
ture is called "The Smart Sex ::
Eileen Scdgwick is now filming n serial
at Universal City called. tentatively.
'"The Terror Trail" and Lyons and
Moran's most recent release is called
blue Sunday
T. B. M-Margueritc Armstrong
was not in "Blind Husbands or the
Devils Passkey." She plays one of
the leading roles in Won Stroheim s
forthcoming feature, "Foolish Wives. -
She is native Il California.
r. c. H.--Eddic Polo was originally
circus performer. He is filming an
other serial for Universal called. for the
time being, 1.-THE Seal of Satan"
NJ. 4. B.-Priscilla Dean played in
"The Virgin of Stamboul."
II. L. Foe Martin is an orang .
utan, not a chimpanzee.
Elsie T.-Elinor Glyn gone into the
movies? Well, that question is one
OF those best answered yes and No, -
No, if you mean will she be seen on
the screen, although even that aues.
tion might be answered affirmatively
since she and Lady Parker. wife of Sil
Gilbert Parker, both appear in smal
parts in The Affairs of Anatol." But
the noted author of Three Weeks" has
become n figure at the Lasky studio
since writing a photoplay called "ThC
Great Moment" in which Glorif
Swanson is starred, which Mrs. Glyr
has personally supervised.
4. Flames Rennic. who is Doro
thy Gish's new husband did play oppo
site her in "Flying Pat" but does not
appear with her in '"Thc Ghost in the
Garrett
Wood Wright-Paramoun picture,
are made in studios in Los Angeles
New York and London. all of whicl
may be addressed through the Famous
Players I.asky Corporation, 4Sj Fiftl
avenue. New York. OF course thcir
compa MES go on location in Paris ant
the Alps and Florida and India an(
wherever the story requires.
Ruby-Wallace Reid will be seen mex,
as one of the eight stars in the Ccci
=. De Mile production The Affairs O
Anatol."
p. D. Q.-Gloria Swanson sound
Swedish. of course. She is American
born of Swedish parPntagc. SO also i
Diana Allen and Eva Novak. Othe
Scandinavians of the screen are Ann.
| Q. Nilsson, born in Sweden, and Am
Forrest, born in Denmark.
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kitchen he brought an old suit of bright
plaid kills, with moth eaten stockings
to match, and Tam with gay
feather. Could the bent and silent
Aaron ever have worn them?
And from the trunks and bags at
Double Dykes Grizcl brought fraycd
silkcn shawls, trailing sashcs of
gorgeous hues. tuttcred tincry of all
kinds to adorn herself and EIspcth,
Always Grizel was princess and
always Elspeth was a devoted slave to
Tommy. 80 discriminatory did Tommy
cast his players.
And always he was n Conquering hero,
appearing mt the right instant to rescue
the princess and throw her into trans
ports of gratitude and admiration.
Which was all very well when Grizel
felt like entering into the play. but
not so well when she had mischicvous
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
A Glossary OF the Photoplay
in Parlmce of the Screen
." "Flash shbaCk''
I-"SpOken Title
=" Scenario
3-"Main Title

First. \ scenario (or continuity is
TO the photopIay director what the blue
print is to Il carpenter, 1t is the story
written out scene by scene, and from
this the director directs.
Scooad. When a scene is inserted IN
the picture story indicating that the
characters thoughts have gone back to
.umcthing that Happened the day, the
month or any length of time previously
---lhat's a "nashhack." "
Third. A main title is the opening
caption of Il photoplay. Main titles pre-
ccdc the showing Of any part of the pie
turc and are distinct from subtitles
or "spokcn titles
Fourth. Spoken title-Captions that
uupcar during tn. progress Of Il photo.
nIay that represent the words spoken
by actors in scene are ''spokrn titles. -
Subtitles differ in that they ma Ike HAT
explanation of condition or situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
Virginia ValIi Is Married

Virginia VoIli, who recently finished
working orNo,.le Bert Lyt"ll in THE
Man Who,' has gone West 10 max"
two adli'inual pictures opposite the
same star Tins popular actress has
i.,t L,rur.r Mrs. Dcmarcst i.amson,
TIE officiating justice Of the peace, Mr..
Mead. viii be remembcged as having
married Constance Talmadge and Dor
Othy Gl>h.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-12
Can You Name Them Al?

At the top of the page today you
will find new heading. 1t is made
up of the faces of number Of favor
itc stars of filmdom and the letter.
ing is done over the faces
How many of these stars can you
recognize?