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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
IFH ~ Y
JUDGE JOHN A. MOON.

Serving with one exception Longer
y as a member OF congress from this
state than any other man ,ireus histo.
~, the deaths of Judge John AustiH
Z. ., Moon. Of Chattanooga is Of more than
"a s.sprdinaTyf interest. His careers was re.
markable in Thea annalsa ON tbe State
BE Was thirteen. times the democratic
nominee for congress and twelve
f4St ha Tea his farty ID N04y; His
ohly'defeat of MIS- political Career was
;A his thirteenth contest for seat in the
NJ house last November He was en-,
quilted in the great republican tidal
wave that swept Tennessee from its
a., ancient democratic mornings
For nearly twenty years Judge
; Moon received the nomination of his
party without opposition and regular
fy defeated the strongest republicans
that could be pitted against him, al
80, though twice in the eight years before
he was first elected republicans had
been chosen. A feature of the career
of the jurist and politician was that
y In 1897 he succeeded Foster " Brown
republican. only to yield the seat a
!, quarter of century later to Browns
!. =. son. Judge Moons twenty-four years
service In congress Is equalled only
by Thentus W Sims. in the ANIMAL i,
of Tennessee. They entered the house
together both succeeding republicans
and both insturn being succeeded the
same day BY republicans. ,A
Judge Moon, Wilde a loyal demo
4 craft Ssvas never partisan and had
until his last a race remarkable
hold en- the republicans OF his dis
trictsH I'M election after election he
lead his ticket. He was not a dema
gcgue. He won his way through
sheer ability. He was an upright man
and had the unbounded confidence OF
his constituents. In his public speech
es he did not stoop to fawning or
1attery. but discussed the issues fair
ly and without passion. He maintain.
ed the judicial poise even in the heat
Of political campaigns, that he had &C
ouired FROM service on the bench.
There was never breath Of suspi,
: eI6h raised against The integrity OF
y aAdke Moons ttn'ddss. lie was 'elsAnI
= V4hd' upfikht AHA hiS 'csYeer is IA
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01

that the Harding administration Is
determined upon the enforcement Of
the Volstead. law and making effective
the will Of the people of the nation
as expressed In the eighteenth amend
ment
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
NAME TEACHERS
RURAL SCHOOLS
Of THE. COUNTY
WAT H.: i i E,E. xcEgTIoN OIL IEE
||5ssrgN MI I .sFii Ann APP TsEp Y
81 sslhi Esh bisrRtGTi
suMEc TRANSFERS. ARE MADE
Prot. and Mrs. R. A!.iAhthOay WIN Be
at Enterprise In the Sixth District
During the Coming Term-Miss Co
vey Goes to CampbeIl's Station.


(From Tuesdays Daily Herald)
| With the exception of the schools
| in the tenth district, a few scattering
and mostly small schools in other dis
tricts of the county the board Of edu-
cation. at the adjourned meeting com
pleted the selection of the teachers
of the county for the coming term.
| Many of the old teachers were re-
elected but some were transferred
from one school to another. For ex-
ample, Prof and Mrs. Anthony go to
EnferpItse fofs the coming year. s.
ThetplloYApg is thflist3 elected: 4,
-, IN, +sFarst DistNtt. w W
Santa FEC. w. Reed, principal;
Misses Lille Petty and MarSFAllen.
Elnlwood- Miss Ruby Wiley
Johnson Miss Viola Mcknight.
Santa Fe,l colored-WilIie Mai
Joyce. ~
H Second District.
New Hoppe Ada Goodwin.
Athendale-Mrs. C. E. Moss and
/ Mrs Addie M. Lucas.
Union--J. A. Mcknight.
Colored.
Godwin-Nola B. Osborne and Ra-
chael Martin.
Carriers Creek--Lucy Lewis John
son.
Third District.
h Spring Hill-M.s 3. Myra McKissack,
principal; Mrs. Fount Rice, Miss Bes,
sic Moore, Miss Vera Carr.
Il Lasea-O. l.. HARRISON.
Il Greenwood Coleman.
Neapolis- Foster. q,
CoIored.
L Spring Hill-B. F. Dobbins. ta
L Flint Valley-Addie Lee Nicholson.
Smith Chapel-Fannie B. Lockridge.
H Mt. Lavana-Bertha Amis.
Zion-Ora M. Lockridge.
Fourth District.
Groveland-Hattie Cheek. - "
I Rockside- Merdie 'Hargrove.
Fifth District.
Stiversville Marshall Digger, Act.
ma Foster.
l. Campbells Station-Miss Lena Co
vey and Mrs N. r. Hobbs.
Glendale Claude Ramon and
Elizabeth Galloway. 70"
Ferndale-Catherin Morrow
CoIored.
\ Campbelrs Station--L. Buck
Sixth District.
Sullivan. w. Beasley and Miss
Maggie Digger.
Enterprise-M and Mrs. R. A. An
thony and Susie Lindsey.
Ettaton-Miss Liez Douglas.
Porters-Frank Seagraves.
Sunnyside-Mary Vandiver
Colored.
Ark Valley-Fannie M. Hood.
West Brook-Colonith Vincent
Seventh District.
Dry Creek-Mrs. j. S. Bumpass.
Mt. oy-Kate, Holt and Edith Good
hwin. ~ ~ an - 49,.
+ 4 Colored. ~
Sandy ook-Alice- Stephenson and
Lueretias Jennings. %t~
= Eighth Dfstrict. -
Conrort-Floyd NJ. Deik.
II Ziontt7Mary Sparkman. ,.....
Union Valley-Floy V. Whitesida.
colorcd.
Salem-Lou Willie Seasons.
| Canaan-M. e. Murray
Gant-Annie Joyce.
Ninth District.
| McDowell-Mr Jesse Tomlnson,
principal; Misses Fannie Sewell Ka.
| tie B. Akin, Lula Wright Matte
Hughes. Emma B. Wise and Mrs. O.
X Matthews.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Picture hfter

al ST. John. the acrobatlc come.
dian, Is working on a comedy Titled
The Siickcr."
Tom Mix Is hard at work on a
new Western thriller for Fox with
the interesting title. Happy Go
Lucky"
Wesley Barry. the freckle.faced
star Of "Dinty." will appear with
Katherine Mcdonald in stranger
Than Fiction"
Matt Moore will be one OF the
featured players in Ralph Inces new
feature. AZ Mans Home"
Constance Talmadge. for whom
wedding bells have just tolled In
real life. will start work soon on
Salisbury Fields Wedding Bells, +"
which was produced last winter by
the Selwyns.
Eugene OBrien, in his early days,
had a hankering 10 be a real hon
est. to. goodness doctor. But he for
got all about doctoring people and
took to the stage, after which he
entered the realm Of silent drama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Friends and admirers OF Norma
Talmadgc and Wallace Reid throw
in ballots ~ the score In the screen
star race which closed Friday at mid.
night. and when the final count was
made today those two summarizes
were declared first In the hearts OF
Seattle fans
The outstanding feature Of the
close OF tho contest was the sudden
sprint from last 10 second place b.
Louise Claum. Miss Glaum poliod
lightly turnout the contest and then
on the last day staged regular
ninth inning rally"
II viii also be noticed that Wallace
Reid not only held first place thru.
out the contest but polled more votes
than any other player. male or fe-
male.
Thomas MciEhan proved a popu.
lar second turnout the contest. and
Charles Isay and Biil Hart struggled
for third. the former winning out BY
little more than one hundred votes
Anita Stewart. who waa far down
IN the list. came suddenly into light
three days AFRO and by consistent
work on the part Of hcr admirers
arrived" among the first six. being
just "a few votes behind Constance
TaimadRc.
Mary Pickford's drop to third place
after running ncck.and.neck race
for the reiguing honors with Norma
Talmndge viii no doubt he a great
disappointment to her many boost
erg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
"A MODERN DIANA"
NEW PH0TOPlAY

Joseph NJ. Schcnck recently pur.
chased a story Tor Norma Talmadge
entitled a Modern Diana" which
was signed by the nom de plume Of
Carol Stone. There has been consld.
cradle curiosity as 60 the Identity Of
Carol Stone. and i now turns out
tina, abe N none other than Stella
@. =. Perry. author OF Palmetto"
one Of the most popular Of the 1890
novels published By Frederick r.
Stokes. Having heard that only per.
sons with an established reputation
in the film world could sell original
scenarios. Mrs. Perry determined TO
nec whether or not her pho,oplay had
n chance on it's merits alone Her
experience In anonymously selling
her first motion picture story 20 a
star Of Miss TalmadEs'a established
reputation should encourage other
writer's FOR the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

l. R.--Anita Stewart Is married TO
Rudolph Cameron. Her address is
c.o Anita Stewart Picture corpora.
ton. 6 w. 4sth st.. New York City:
Buck Jones. 22i0 clifford ave. Los
Angeles. Cal; Harry Carey. "Hoot"
Gibson and Art Accord. Universal
city. Cal.
NJ. T.. B.--If In another week you
whom you submitted your scenario
drop them a line. enclosing a self
addressed. stamped envelope. asking
them whether or not they received
the manuscript.
William k Richard Barthelmess
IL 26 years old Address. Los An.
geles Athletic club. Los Angeles. Cal.
Dodo ~ Sylvia Dreamer was mar
riod. but is not now. altho It is ru.
mored she X engaged.
Lily Doris May first entered
screendom under the name OF Doris
Lee. Later she changed It TO Doris
May. Her real name Is Helen Gar
rett She was born here In this city
in 1909.
Kate -- Cullen lands Is married
and has ono daughter. Mr.. Lands
has dark hair, and his address Is
Goldwyn Studios. Culver city. Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
EVENTS
IN LIBERTY NEWS

Important local events will be
shown IN the Jensen a Won Herbcrg
News at the Liberty beginning Sat.
urday morning. ana viii include the
funeral procession Of the brave Sc.
attic patrolman. V. L. stevens. who
was killed while assisting IN the cap
turo ~ bandits az Magnolia Bluff.
the ncw hotel % the American
Legion for unemployed veterans: the
children of the y. y. Day school In
cnlisthcnics. ana some of the Wild
animals al Woodland park
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
WATER. WATER
EVERYWHERE

For six weeks the two prominent
players spent hours each day in the
water. near the water. or completely
water soaked. Many Of the most sen
Hationnl scenes 81 Lying Lips De.
pict "A realistic sea tragedy with wa.
ter. water everywhere.
In one % the scenes. n duplication
of the dining salon % paiatial
ocean liner. Miss Nidor received rev.
erai thousand gallons o. water direct.
ly in the hack % her neck The ship
IL wrecked during the dinner hour.
with the passengers seated at the
long salon tables. The first sharp
list Of the ship sends dcluge OF wa.
ter thru the open port holes
This " accomplished on tho studio
stages by having fiuca leading 10 the
port holes from tanks holding seys
cral thousand gallons OF water Miss
Nidor was seated directly under one
Of tho ports when the first flood
rushed In. large part of u striking
her directly In the back. Soaked to
the skin. Il WAS necessary for her TO
remain on the set and complete
number 81 other scenes before she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
CAN'T SAY WE
BLAME OLIVE

Hearing that Olive Tell, the new
selznick leading woman. was one OF
the best dressed women on the
screen. a well-known Paris milliner
sent her. on approval. n very stun
ming picture hat made Of ingeniously
arranged pelts. Miss Tell tried on
the hat and duly admired H. Then
she looked at the price. 5000 with
such price tackled on, II became
most undesirable, and the star went
down town and purchased an Ameri-
can chapeau Just as good at one
tenth the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Life of House Peters and Florence
Vidor Is Far From a Bed of Roses

Cd when oonsfdbHiar dHfYs 70 b. done.
A poiiceman's lot "a mol a happy one"
Substitute "nhlpwreck scenes" for
'constabulary duty" and motion pie.
turc star" for policeman" and you
have the cinemaiic version of the IA.
nous lyric from The Pirates OF pen.
xnncc"
For. indeed. working all day and
often al night. IN Eopping wet cloth.
ing. wailowing about. In Icy water.
having tons more OF water shot down
your neck. running expensive gar.
ments. and otherwise enduring dis
comforts and hardships in the film.
ing OF a screen production Is far from
a happy lot
House Peters and Florence Vidor.
who are coHtarred in Thomas ~.
Incs'a second big serial for the AEso.
ciated Producers. Lying Lips" viii
testify that starring in spectacular
dramas IL Ear from "A bed Of roses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

could seek the comfort OF a warm
fire and dry clothing.
House Peters became 80 amphibi.
Gus during the filming Of the water
scenes that he solemnly stated he ex.
pected 10 wake up some morning and
find that he had become webfooted
over night.
Lying Lips.' which IL said 20 be
the most ambitious production at
tempted by Thomas II. Ince since
his Civilization was adapted TO the
screen by Bradley King. from The
Magic Life" "a novel by May Eding'
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
c O l. | S + u M
~NINETEEN AND PHYLLIS.
fFIrst NatIonnIl

tFlrst NattOnnD
Andrew jackson caxanauEh Charles Ray
Daniel ssNanacgh.-.-...- George Nichols
Phyllis LAurin Clara Horton
Judge Lee lAurin .---s- FRANK SorrroHa
Charlie Pay Is in love with pretty
little Clara Horton in Nineteen and
Phyllis his latest picture. which
opened today at the Coliseum. Char
lie appears as Andrew Jackson Cava
naugh. clerk in his fathers store h
the little Southern village OF NIxville
Andrews two obSessions are Phylh
the village belle. played by Clara
Horton and the desire to be regarded
a. a Southern gentleman. Jimmie
Long. carrying weight both in avoir-
dupois and In the possession Of a
Ford. Il a close contender for first
honors in the lady's favor. and the
rivalry between Jimmy and Andrew
brings about a score OF humorous
complications
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
INTERESTING SCENES
IN NEW TEARLE FILM

Some spectacular and interesting
exterior shots were filmed at one Of
the largest and best stocked game
preserves on Long Island for Con-
way Tcarle's new photoplay. The
Road to Ambition" This estate Is
full Of grouse. quail and rabbits
Another big scene shows score
OF beautiful models displaying the
latest Partisan and London crea-
tion~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
BETTY DIDN'T
KNOW HERSELF

Betty Francisco. who has one OF
the important roles in "Midsummer
Madness" soon 10 be seen here. look
ed In the glass AT her first makeup
for motion pictures and received such
fright that she almost quit right
then and there. Betty-Blonde Bet
ty, they call her-has been on the
stage since she was a wee child. but
in pictures Just a short while. She
IL just 10 and beautiful. Her beauty
attracted the attention Of screen pro-
ducers and has aided her materially
In her climb
That the screen makeup, which
does not permit Of rouge, would
make beauty gasp II within reason.
Miss Francisco really cried. she was
20 disappointed over her appearance.
But she stuck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
ACTRESS WILL MAKE
DARING HIGH DIVE

r. A. Walsh. director. and his
pretty young wife. Miriam Cooper.
are now in Maine shooting scenes for
Miss Cooper's newest starring We
hicle. While in the Down East"
country many spectacular scenes
win be filmed. including the plunge
OF Miss Cooper over a io0-foot preci-
pice. This leap viii be taken in two
insfallments--the first 40 feet into
net and the next co into the water.
but when flashed upon the screen II
WIN seem to be a single plunge.
Miss Cooper is an expert swimmer
and diver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Give SHOWED TN

Henry Give. wciLknown actor.
artist appearing IN Mayfiower pro.
ductlons. ia wearing a set Of well
padded pillows this week as the re-.
suli Of his efforts ne a football
coach. Give undertook 90 chow the
Telegraph studio team how English
'suEby could be applied TO the
american game to improve the for.
vnrd pass. The only one who
PASSED was Give who passed out.
The Inner Voice" starring r. X.
Lincoln. opens Saturday AZ the Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
Imported Dancers
to Do the Can-Can

Into the dance-hail scenes in Ger
trude Atherton's Don't Neglect Your
Wife" Wallace Worsley. directing
the picture. decided there must be
inierpolated demonstration OF the
old 'can.can." which was popular in
the California dance halls back in
the gold rush days Of 1863. the period
about which the story il woven. This
was easter said than done. however.
an Mr. WOrsiey discovered befor~he
got thru.
or the numberless dancers tried
out. exponents OF the shimmy. even
OF the old tango and turkey trot and
their variations. there were in
plenty. hun not one had ever. heard
OF the can-can. Mr.. Wouley was de-
spairlng. Happily. however. the
studios are located pretty close 10
the Mexican border. which still re.
tains some of the 1869 atmosphere.
and after a long and patient search
the little town OF Tia Juana. just
across the line. supplied the required
number OF dancers Of the genuine
ean-can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
A.OUT THEODORE

Theodore Torch, the actor who
portrays the difficult role OF Chin
gachgook In Maurice Tourneur's
'sThe Last Of the Mohicans," Is a
Russian Of royal descent. and used
70 train in the Cars private gym.
naaium before coming 10 America
10 go on the stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
c l. + M nj + r
"TIIE LOVE LIGHT"
lUnltrl Artlstsl

Entirely new faces are introduced
10 the screen in Mary Pickfurd's new.
est picture. The Love Light. now
at the Ciemmer.
This story h laid in Italy. and Miss
Pickford selected the principal mem
bers OF her cast while abroad and
had them transported 10 Hollywood
while the other Italian members o.
the organization were selected In
New York.
The Love Light" was written anC
directed by Frances Marion and tell
the story OF little Italian girl In an
Italian fishing village among the
cliffs bordering on the Mediterranean
IN Northern Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
l. | B Z r T Y
1.-THE CHARM SCHOOL"

kfaramOunn
Austin heNens ssss-.s.. wallace Reid
E.tiSes /. .estt. ... t.t .stt+se-t Liza Ice
Ma ROLES .......... Adele harrington
heher Johns .....sstt.. sEdwtn SteNpn.
WALLAcE REID. the popular
w young star whom seattle movie
fans chose as their favoritc screen
actor. is at the Liberty In The
Charm school"
Just imagine handsome Wally as
\,he stern principal OF a school for
girls. waily inhcrits the school from
rich old aunt Because he Is
gainst girls taking part tn the bust.
Fcss world he turns the school into a
charm school," and during the
process falls completely under the
kpell OF a pupil who has nothing 90
|learn in the way of charm. Tho stu
alton Is highly amusing.
Lila Lee Is the charm girl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
CO 10 N | A l.
"TIIE THIEF"

fFOx)
Mary Farfyre .sss- sssss 49, - "@Ai - ~
sr4r~.r ytntyne. ..... Charles Waidron
ftaiuh Blake ....... Wallace hcGutcheon
Richard Lenvright.......e George howard
In the screen version OF Henri
Bernstein's famous stage play. The
Thief" now at the Colonial. Pearl
White plays the role Of a woman
whose husband hasn't the money to
dre--- her as well az the women Of
shesr circle are dressed. Soon. how
ever, she has fine clothes. The
change causes the other women to
cater 70 her and stirs the men TO
making love.
But there is thief in this circle.
SUSPICION narTows down to one OF
the men who has been making love
70 Miss White. The situation leads
TO a big climax.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
JAPANESE STAR TO
TOIJR STATES

Ses6ue Hayakawa and his pretty
little Japanese wife, who appears
opposite him in his three latest pic
lures, are to make tour Of the
Middle West and the Eastern states
in the near future. Hayakawa will
appear I'm person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
S T r A n d
.IsoBEL; OR THE TRAILS END"

'.IsOBEL: OR TIE TRAILS END
Davis)
H<rxt. McNetxh. .s.s-.s HOUSE tHtsrH
Mrs. Scottis Deaue. .-.-+.s-. Jane SoNas
Scottie Deans. Edward fsii
Little Mystery .....- -PeaFiie May Norton
How a young wife and her hus-
band fee into the snowy wastes OF
the Far North 10 evade the arm OF
the law Is dramatically pictured In
James Oliver Curwood's remarkable
story. 'Isobel: or me Trails End"
which Is being pictured at the Strand.
scottle Dcane. the husband. 10 pro
tect his beautiful wife. had been com
PEELED to commit murder. and Sergt
Mcveigh, member OF the Northwest
mounted police. was sent out 10 ar
rest him. Deane's escape into the
North with Mcveigh in hot pursuit
is pictured in the following scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
STERLING FEATURED
IN NEW COMEDY

Ford stcrlings first comedy TO be
made for the Special Pictures Corpo
ration Is titled "a BAH Room
Romeo" This is the first Sterling
comedy since he left the Mack Sen
nett fold.
"ris said the picture win include
a flock Of pretty bathing beauties
and no end Of elaborate sets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
PROGRAMS ronAN

PROGRAMS TO-DAY
ttRfRrN-M siiacc Reid In The
Charm ~shool"
tff.NMtN-Msry rickferi In The
Love Light"
toti>ft N--charic~ Ra, la "f'hyiiis
and >nrt-~n."
>fkN>n-1ane- otlver Cur,~~od'-
"tsob-ls OF tho Trails Ind.
ktN-rom Min In Three Gold
Coins"
Coto>ttf.-rsari white In The
rhief"
WINTER GARDE>-rMary rkkford
In The Love light"
hitE Not st--HebArt noswarth In
~ Thousand "a pne. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
GEORGE BUNNy

George Bunny. son Of the famous
comedian. John Bunny. is starring
in a comedy titled You'd Better Get
IT," In this new comedy Mr. Bunny
adds TO his collection OF comic char
acterizations the role OF newspaper
reporter with an exaggerated idea as
to his ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22
r E x
THREE GOLD COINS"
(EAxA

(Fox)
Bob Fleming. s.....ss-s 49, ss- rom MI
Betty Reed. .s........s Margaret Loomis
Luther ~ Reed FRANK VI. Reed
Katherine Briggs. .....'..... Bonnie hiiI
Tom Mix in one Of his favorite COW
boy roles is featured in Three Gold
Coins" the film attraction at the
Ter.
Mix in the role OF Bob Fleming.
California cowpuncher. stops a run
away auto, captures desperate out.
law and wins the favor Of a pretty
young girl.
Margaret Loonls is the girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

Herbert Brenon Will direct Norma
Talmadge In n movie from stage
play which starred Nance ONeil. 1t
IL titled Passion Flower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

"Thc HalfBreed" will be one of
oliver Moroscoes first feature films
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-22

What's Worth While" a human
interest drama, Is Lois Wcber's
latest.