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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-01

The st. Joseph High School stu
dents, under direction Of Mr.. Jacques
de Castillo who d 70 well known here
that introduction Il unnecessary, are
praeticing for presentation Of I spec.
tacular play, known - ''The Whirl
Of the World" . satire Of modern
life. Mr.. de Castillo b author of the
play and wherever he has presented
II has had the satisfaetion Of seeing
It well received. II Il expected the
play win b shown on Monday, April
1lth. The student body here con-
tains some real good amateur talent
and We ere sure ''The Whirl Of the
World" win prove . most interesting
play and Win b ersditably presented.
Il b said that perhaps . thousand
eegs were dyed for the children ct
st. Joseph by fond parents for the
Easter Egg Hunts, public and private,
last Sunday, and varied eolored egg
|shslls marked the pdkhs Of youthful
footsteps on every street Of town. In
every home TIE little ones were up
bright and early to hunt Easter eggs.
In some instaness not stepping to be
dressed, but rushing out, barsfooted,
| in the morning dew, clad only IN
slseping robes, impatient 70 outstrip
/ his fellow il tie quest for Easter
en-, left BY de littIs rabbits the
nieht before. We know Of no child
Ira in town whom the rabbit forgot
Ito visit and every BODY WAS happy
TIE beautiful wsa&hsr Of Easter VA
sussssdsa - nsuk ~ b. Apld
|spsI, whieh- hsppils ss11s ,a1tsEss -
| eladsome day preceding had passed
Frsesing weather was predicted fo1
north Louisiana and We tzembled d
| the prophecy, fearful for opr gard;
ems and young 1ruit The cold Wind
may have done some damage but
neither frost NOR freeze became
| evident about St. Jossph. The form.
| er may have been observable in TN
| rear Of the parish but Il 70 has moi
been reported. since writing the above
lie 4 understood thak We had light
frost in St Joseph Thursday night.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-01
NOTICE.

The Eastern Star Chapter q st.
Joseph will give an indoor picnic in
the Chapter rooms at its next meet
ing, on night Of Thursday, April 7th,
and al members Of tAs Chapter are
requested TO be present. Cordial in
vitation to attend ID also extended to
all visiting members.
GLADYS BIGGS, Worthy Matron.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1921-04-01
Who got April Fooledl

GLADYS BIGGS, Worthy Matron.
Who got April Fooledl
Mr.. E. A. Buelow Of vicksburg i'll
. visitor to st. Joseph and Tensas
parish this week.
Miss Ethel Hsyls q Nswslltou wss
weekend guest Of Miss Annie Rob-
ertson. ct st. Joseph.
Miss Fay Means Of University Of
Mississippi spent Easter with her
sister, Mrs. James Curry.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Wade, superintend-
emit Of education Of Tensas parish,
made business trip to Baton Rouge
last week.
Mrs. Bonney and Mr.. and, Mrs. +.
o. Adams have returned from . visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Adams, Jr., Ut
Tampa, Florida.
Mr.. W. h. Wortam and Mr.. 8. T..
Shaw Of the first and fifth wards,
respectively, were visitors to st. Jo-
seph on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mr.. Cardsuia and con,
Frank, and daughter, Mis- Laure, Of
Hayenville, La, are Visiting Mr.. A.
Bruno and Miss Fssri Baragous.
Mr.. Jno. 4. Smitha has returned
from Vicksburg, where be has been ct
Streets Sanitarium past several
weeks. We.are glad to know ehas no
feels much better.
Hon. Geo. Spencer OF Tailulah, ana
Messrs. G. G. Goldman, Il. 7. Cold
man and +. Nee. Hopkins Of the eth
ward Of this parish. wsrs vinsors 20
st. Joseph on "wednesday.
Mr.. MarabIe Harper has returned
from Annapolis Military Academy
on indefinite ieaxe q absence- ne
may return later m ths spring.
Mrs. Minnie LynetT en9 danshfsr,
Miss Bette. ~ lnsooroueh
and MA hoiils p iHsw fag.s SO
saon, spent 1as0sri N n sePePn wan
MRS. Jno. W. Osborn.
Attention y called 70 new "a. OF
Sseen Z Lucas hardware and furni-
ture, Of st. Joseph appearing on our
'front.' page to-day. TINS fnm carries
the largest STOCK Of hardware m Ten
saS parish ana u prepared a6 al tunes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Conducted IN Cooperation Wnh
Associated Fra National PiefHres.)
Montague Love n IN Nor.
ma Taimadgss latest picture. play
Ing the Game" Harrison Ford In
leading man. Mr. Love was born In
Calcutta. India. In 1877 and educat-
ed In England. lie II feet and
mas red hair and blue cyes
Miss Cert Mildred Marph IN a
lister Of Mae and Marguerite Marnh.
She vas recently married to Ygnacio
lohn Forester. member Of an old
Spanish family living In California
r.. T.-----I}oy--When extras go
down 10 the studios they usually take
heir dressing case with full makeup
boz. and nomo Of the girls even take
an evening dreas and all accessories.
% that n call !. made for a ball
room scene and extras ar@ required
RICH; away. they stand splendid
chance Of getting ON thoa and there.
sweetio-weslcy Barry. Of 'Dinty"
fame. In TO be shortly nsen In "A pic.
turc starring Katherine Macdonald.
the American beauty. Wesley II
quite unHpoilcd and very popular
around the studio lot.
MiHn Moorc-Gloria Swanson re.
fused TO hav. her baby photographed.
She says her baby Ia her very own
and abe Is not going TO share her
with the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
CAST TO
SUPPORT BARRYMORE

Intimate interest attaches 10 the
cast selected to support Lionel
Barrymore In "Jim. the Pcnman.~ As
practically everybody knows. Lionel
Barrymore. the star. Is the eldest
son OF an iiiusfrious actor. Maurice
barrymore. and his wife. Doris
Rankin. who has prominent role
In Jim. the Pcnman." IL the daugh.
ter Of the iIiustrious Mckee Rankin.
Arthur Rankin. who Ia cast for the
role OF young Lord Drelincourt. ia
the son OF Doris Bankin's sister. and
therefore a grandson OF Mckee
Rankin.
Other members OF the cast. who
need no Introduction 90 the photo
play public. are Charles coghian.
Anders Randolph. Ned Burton. Doug
las Mcpherson and Gladys Leslie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Local Picture
Movement on
in Full Suing

Seattle made motion pictures ARE
proposed by the Seattle Motion Pie.
turc society being organized by
Ralph X. westfail. local photoplay
writer. Ho IL cnliaiing support of
business men in plan of selling
5000 memberships at 81 apiece. no
one porpon to hold more than ten.
After raising this fund the society
proposes To incorporate the Wash.
ington Photopiay corporation.
The company viii specials. In
Northwest pictures. The plan ls 20
release scenic films regularly. and
four feature nhotodrafna~ AZ least
the first year. having Seattle as the
background and embracing such
local industries as numbering. fisher.
les. shipping and mining.
A three reel drama IL 20 be prosiuc.
ell for the American White Cross.
antelope society.
War veterans are cooperating
with wesifali In putting the society v
program over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Was Mary Pickfords popularity
sacrificed with the removal of her
eurinf Has the emotional acting Of
lovely Norma Talmadgo won the
hearts OF the theatregoing public7
By a large majority Norma Is the
leader over Mnry-the star who for
many years has been known as
Americas sweetheart." Miss Pick
foru's director took her curls away
when he changed her characterize.
tons from the winsone ingenuc TO
such roles as Stella Maris and her
recent part ms the charwoman In
''Sudn."
The theme Of worldly affnirz has
been the basis Of Normh's plays.
Does the airport of the public In
the voting contsst indor.e her parts
as in Yes or Nor" and THE Brand.
ed Woman Thus far IL looks very
much like It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
Picture hf{er

The Bait" new Maurice Tour.
neur production featuring Hope
Hampton. is an adaptation OF Sidney
Toler's stage play. The Tiger Lady,
Opie Reads famous story Of tho
Carolina mountains. The Juckiins."
has been made into a movie. featur-
ing Monte Blue.
Winston Churchill Hills -Tnside
tho Cup" has been made into =
movie feature.
William De Miles latest producr
ton, Midsummer Madness" n
based on Cosmo Hamilton's novel,
His Friend and His Wife,
Dorothy Dickson. Broadway
favorite. liz in the cast of Paying
the Piper" a new George Fitxmaur-
ice production
The Frontier Of the STARE q 3
new Thomas Meighan special IS
Olive Tell. who Is TO be Eugen4
O'Brien's leading woman IN "Worldos
Apart" was educated IN France and
learned her stage art at the Sargent
School OF Acting In New York City.
Antonio Moreno. having completed
his vi,agraph production. Three
sevens." Will soon go to the Hawaii
an islands TO enjoy his first vncnr
ton during three years Of unintoes
rupted picture production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
FILM CITY RECEIVES,
1000 LETTERS A DAY

Because an average OF 1000 letters
reach the postoffice at Universal
City each day. addressed to the
screen stars there. the United states
government has just promoted the
postofflce there from fourth to third
class. Mrs. Suzzane Y. Scigler. the
postmistress. finds an average OF 800
letters each day addressed to screen
actors affiliated with other compa.
MES. This is due 10 the impression
that Universal City is the studio cen
ter for all companies. whereas IL ls
the property OF the Universal Film
Manufacturing Co. used almost en-
urely for Universal productions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
OIRIGlBLE USED IN
FILMING SCENES

Considerable interest among West
coast motion picture producers was
aroused recently by Marshall
Neiian. when he introduced the use
Of a dirlgiblc ''blimp" In the produc-
ton Of big exterior scenes.
In staging several big battle scenes
including "A reproduction OF the his
toric Clusters Last Fight" for his
new production. Bob Hampton OF
Placer" Mr.. Neiian sent two pho
tographers and n sailor semaphore
expert up In the "bllmp." Another
signalman was stationed. at Mr..
Neilan's side and wig-wagged the al.
rector's instructions up to the sailor
in the dlrigible. who translated
them 10 the camera men.
In this way tho photographers
were seated on n veritable magic
carpet which flew them Mt viii TO
any spot over the action which they
we're filming and which covered an
area Of some five square miles.
over 1000 soldiers and Indians took
part in these pictures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
GRACE ORIGINATES
NEW HAIR DRESS

Grace Morse. who plays the part Of
dancing teacher with Bryant
washburn in Burglar Proof" re
Gently released. IN the originator Of
Ia Souveau colffure." hair dress
which partially reveals the ears. Il
am glad Fashion has decreed the re
turn OF the ears" says Miss Morse
And likewise sounded the doom Of
bobbed hair. Ears have been out
long enough"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
THREE NEW LOIS
WEBER PRODUCTIONS

Lois Weber, author and moving
picture director. has just finished
three special productions In her new
studio at Hollywood, Cal. They are
Married Strangers" whats Worth
While and what Do Men Want?"
In her latest productions, Miss
Weber directs Claire Windsor and
Louis Calhern, two OF her recent
discoveries" Mr.. Calhern was
Legitimate" star before he Joined
the Weber studio company. Miss
windsor's delicate beauty, as we'll as
her social grace and charm. caused
Miss Weber 10 offer her a place as
leading lady in her productions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

PRETTY JANE N0vAK
AGAIN WITH NEllAN

With the production OF Not n
Drum Was Heard two popular
screen artists returned to the Mar.
shall Ncilan fold Jane Novak. who
met with notable success as a result
OF her characterization In THE
Rivers End Mr.. Seilan's first indie.
pendent production. released thru
Associated First National Pictures.
a little over year ago. has just
signed with this producer. Charles
West. who played tho part OF thc
dope ficnd In The Rivers End"
also returns 70 the Neilan Studio In
Not n Drum Was Heard" which
was adapted for the screen by Marion
Fairfax from Ben Ames Williams
story OF the same name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
"H0OT" GIBSON is
A REAL COWBOY

There are scores and hundreds Of
motion picture cowboys who never
saw a ranch until they went on iocn.
ton. and who do no, know the an.
fcroncn between hrcaking hronchs
and breaking tho 18th amendment
But ono % the few slmon.purc
blown.in.the both. cowboys who hays
won fame ON the silvoruhcet IL Ia
nIootl Gibson. who has been starring
In Universal pictures. producing .
series OF tworrci action Westerns
that have caught the popular fancy
BY their very nAturainsas and sim.
piieity.
''iioot- wnE born on hin fathers
ranch. near Tckamah. Nebraska. and
rode horseback ever since he can r.
member. lie has been In pictures
for Tevcn years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
ROBERT LIKES TO
BE THE VILLAIN

Robert McKim, famous screcn, VII
lain. who plays in Ben Hampton pic
lures. says that the villain rols Is
better than the hero role any day.
Here's why:
Villains sin blissfufly and tri-
umphantly for six reels. and during
that time have all the best of II"
says Mr.. McKin. THE seventh reel
is where they get II in thaSpeck. Hero
gets II in the neck for six reels and
has the best OF It In the last. Now.
who wouldn't be best man for six
rounds out OF severn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
r. X. Lincoln. the young actor who
LIBERTY NEWS SHOWS
MANY LOCAL EVENTS

Important local events will be
shown I'm the Jensen & Won Herberg
News at the Liberty, beginning Sat
urday morning. Among other inter.
estlng items will be seen Mayor
Hugh VI. Caldwell Up the act Of sign
ing the Life Insurance day procla-
nation: the laying Of the cornerstone
Of the new Masonic Temple at Column
bia. In the Rainier valley. and the
first woman deputy sheriff Of the
county OF King. Jessie NJ. Light
foot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
CAREY TO APPEAR
IN ORIGINAL STORY

AS soon an Harry Carey finishes his
current picture. which bears the ten
tative title, IF Only jim" taken
from Philip V. Mighel's appealing
story, "Bruvver Jim's Baby" the
Western star will take the leading
role in Everybody for Himself"
This was written especially for Carey
by George G. Hull and win be direct
ed by Jack Ford. who has just re.
turned to Universal. Ford directed
Carey in many OF his previous sue.
cesscA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
"FATTY" WORKING ON
NEW PRODUCTION

Rosco rTatty'D Arbuckle. who has
returned to Hollywood from abroad.
has started work under the direction
Of James Cruze on n new Paramount
picture, called Three Miles. Out" by
Frank Condor. II is said r. offer un.
rivaled opportunity for the Jovial Mr..
Arbuckle in the stellar role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
DARRELL F0SS is A
PERlPATETIC MUSICIAN

Darrell Foss. who n at the Gold
wyn studio now. playing In Don't
Neglect Your WIFE" by Gertrude
Atherton. is an accomplished player
ON the violin. cornat. mandolin. banjo
and soiophone. He brings one Of the
instruments TO the studio every day
and entcrtains his friends between
scenes by playing. lie says he can
play the plano. too. but he doesn't
take so much interest in IL, because
he can't carry a piano around with
him, wherever he goes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
DOROTHY DALTON FILM
LAID IN FAR NORTH

A miniature Alaskan uaf city.
modelled after Dawson City OF 1895
fame. was built at Port Henry. n. Y,
by the art and decoration depart.
nent for the exterior scenes OF The
Teaser.- Dorothy Dalton's latest
Paramount picture. The company
spent three weeks on this location ro-
Gently, filming the exteriors for this
gripping story OF life In the Canadian
Northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
NOTABLE CAST TO
SUPPORT BARRYMORE

n Conway Tearie is all fixed with
selznlck pictures for some time to
come. lie viii be introduced as a
gfar in Hobart Henley's Society
snoba. - with THE Fighter" an Al.
bert Payson Terhune picture, 10 fol
low. Henry KOiker II now directing
TearIc in "BuckiDg the Tiger" at
The Selznick studios, in Fort Lee,
r.. J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
WESLEY
BARRY

Wesley Parry II a mighty genial
little Mid. but he claims that he has
a kick coming. During the hot sum
m~r months Seilsn filmed "Dinty."
and Wesley. IN the stellar role. was
called on 10 wear bis hair In a long
shaggy. unKemp, condition. Now
Wesley n appearing In the current
%siian production. Not a Drum Was
Heard" and unfortunately weslsy's
role demands that he be ''Rcalped."
Henc. tho little rhrls, is running
around with a shaved Uranium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
ROGERS IN STORY
BY IRWIN S. COBB

Director Clarence Baoger and WIN
Rogers are nearly thru with Boys
WIN BE Boys" the Irwin $. Cobb
story, on which they have been
working several months. and are
about ready to begin work on. that
starts next picture. IAN Unwilling
Hero" from one Of o. Hcnry's most
famous stories. "Whistllng Dicks
Christmas Stocking" In the cast
will be Molly Malone. John Bowers.
Darrell Foss. Larry Fisher. Leo
Willis. Dick johnson, and Nick Cog
ley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

On the face Of the returns In
Cincinnati Posts popularity
election Queen City fans" d.
ciar,si Mary Piekford and Eu-
gene O'Brirn To be their favor
its screen stars. Wallace Reid
and Thomas Mcigzn ran second
and third 10 O'Bricn. and Elaine
IiaInmrrstesn and Norma Tai
nlaxiEe were Tho runners up 10
Miss Pickford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Constance Tdlmadce, the
movie star, is pictured here
fcith her husband, John Pa
logou, weaithy Ne,c York i'm
porter. They eloped to Green
icich, Conn, after a conrtship
Which began a year ago.
They met at a social function
in NeD York. Piaiogou was
born in Constantinopie, OF
Greek parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
AFTER REAL
SNOW SCENES

Anita Stewart n N dire Mseyum.
The beautiful star simply must hAys
real. regular snow driving. ~
fringed blizzard for her next picture.
The Tornado Even old rcliab1e
Truckee Cali has thus far failed to
furnish the needed atmosphere. and
Anita Is making ready to seek the
wilds of Canada TO get the realism
which she demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
CT E M M f r
THE sTE.ALERs"
fRobertson-Colel

tRnbertsori-Colei
nae raks,rt Martin ........ WIN Tpoter
Ne Tnh~rt Martin Myrtle Morse
MAJ Farres, ......-..... Ruth pSyer
Stephen Gregory ..-.s...- walter htasF
The Steaiers." opening today at
the Clemmer. Is the appealing story
OF young clergyman who under the
cloak Of his avocatIon sins and causes
others to sin In a deliberate effort
- revenge himself against God.
How he and other members OF his
s:.ssoiute gang are regenerated thru
the force OF divine love and faith Is
the crashing climax OF the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
"America's Sweetheart''
Deposed? Norma Still Leads

Thomas Meighan forged ahead OF
Charles Ray and Bin Hart today.
Meighnn In the star who jumped
into popularity suddenly by his
clever work as the leader OF a
band OF crooks In Tho Miracle
Man"
other players who are well up
In the popularity list are Bobe
Daniels. Louise Glaum. Katherine
Macdonald. Anita Stewart. Gloria
swanson. Billie Burke. H. u. War
ner. william Farnum. Richard Bar
thickness. Robert Mckim. hahion
Hamilton and Harrison Ford
The contest closes next Friday.
Today's count is as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

l. / B + r T Y
GODDESS MEN"

Rfsck Fawf. ...s......... kuesrh simpson
RED fawt. .-.--....---..s.s lanes hNson
Ruth tsyton .......... knkh teAhetf =
ssCodlcss Men," the nhotoplay which
opened today at the Liberty. Is n
great sea story. from the pen OF Ben
Ames williams. noted author.
The leading character is Black
pawi cruel skipper. who rears his
young son. Red Pawi. to hate all
mankind.
The wrecking of a huge ship dur
ing a terrific hurricane Is one OF
the features OF the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Five Kisses' viii have an un.
usually good cast. Here are n few
Of the players: Gloria Swanson.
WaiIle Reid, Wanda Hawley. Elliott
Dexter. Bebe Daniels. Theodore
Roberts. Dorothy Cummings. Thco.
dore kislokk and Julia Faye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15

Win she erer grow upi
Thousands Of people the
worid orer are hoping she
'front.' for as a portrover Of
lorobie. youthful characters
Mary Pickford has no rival.
Here the beautiful young star
is shoicn all dressed up and in
spite of her long dress aud
picture hat she looks Ike a
girl stiH in her teens.
April II. 1921. MayV wiA
be all of 2S years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
FILM FEATURES
POPULAR TRIO

There will be three leading players
In You Can't XIII Love" the SELF
nick picture to DO made from Michael
j. Phillips story. Hedda Hopper
and Betty Hilburn. who starred In
"Girl of the Sea-" and William Il.
Davidson win ali be featured.
Eugene O'Brien Is at present In
Miami. Fla. where scenes for his
latest starring vehicle. "Gildcd
Lives" are being filmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
COLO N 1 A L


$4,000 us,..u William Russell
e,nraf Mccall. .se~-na Owen
T~5mas Edinburgh. $3.50. Sam Dsf3r4sse
sss,sssferss Dorsey. John Brammaii
The tolfing OF the chapel bell. rung
by an unseen power. while a crook is
violating the sancity OF the church
b. an act Of imposture. Is the turn
ing point In the story Of THE Cheat
~r reformed" a william Fox photo
play. starring William Russell. now
al the Colonial. This scene is one Of
many dramatic high points Of the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
r Elk
THE fNNER VOICE,

american Cinema Corporation)
The samaritan. FULLER AeliIsh
Marx Reld..........E X Lincoln
Mike DHara. WtiltAH hatcn
Barbara. ..---.------.--..- Agnes AJfes
f. X. Lincoln. the young actor who
first won recognition on the screen
for his splendid work opposite Anita
Stewart In THE Wood Violet" is
Ikeatured in THE Inner Voice" the
ypjcture now at the Rex.
.Th. Inner Voice" is a brilliant
photodrima which tells tins s,1ry Of
a mans spiritual reawakening. A
pretty love story runs turnout the
picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
COLI S + U M
PRISONERS or LOVE"

=
blanche Davis. bssey tornp~'"
JnrneH Randolph ...-.s- Emory Johnson
Martin Blair. ..--..-.---- hoy steNet
Wesley Davis. ...-.-.-..--. -hAiph i~ess
The dangers that confront a girl
possessed OF exceptional physical
beauty form the central theme Of
..prisoners OF Love" the film drama
in which Betty Compson is featured
at the Coliseum. Miss Compsou
plays Blanche Davis. girl whose r.
resistspIc charm attracts TO her many
over-ardent admirers After a clash
WITH her father, who accuses her OF
leading her suitors too far. Blanche
leaves home. and the rest Of the plot
Ia taken up with the girls efforts to
rnak@ her own way in the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-15
S T r A n d
sIsoBErs OR TIE TRAILS END

sISoBEIs OR TIE TRAILS END
lnaNksl
Eeettie peane Howard v feii
CORPORAL smith ...~.-.-s...s Tom W itaon
Thomas feiiitsr .......r.... Hob walker
Little Mystery .... .fpaFiis May Norton
IN ONE nomcntous day on board
~ a whaler in water north OF 81.
Scottie Deane is compelled, In protec'
ton OF his beautiful wife's honor. TO
heat into inscnsibility the captain OF
the ship upon which the two are pas
uengers. With his wife he escapes
by means OF a small rowhoat He
|lcarns later that the captain Is dead.
and that he Is being sought for muir
|sicr hy the Royal Mounted police.
This Is the beginning OF James OH
lver Curwood's exciting drama. ESQ
bel: or The Trails End" which Is
the featured attraction at the Strand.