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A Menace To Ozark Dairy.
ing Interests.

The Ozark consulate the best
natural dairy country in Amer.
ica, and our own people, as well
as the rest of the world, have at
last waken to that fact. The
last decade has sren gr. ater
progress in that line of farming
in the Ozarks, than in all the
preceding history of the region
since it was first settled nearly
IA century ago.
Given fair treatment in the
marketing of dairy products,
there is no reason why thethirty
counties, comprising,he Ozarks,
should not com up to the esti
mate made by one dairy exbert,
who is well acquainted with the
region, of marketing such p,o
ducts to the tune of fifty four
million year.
But to prosper the Ozark
dairyme must be sure of fair
price for his product, a price
for above that obtained during
the past year, when hardly a
pound of butter fat has been
sold around here that did not
mean a net loss to the dairyman,
and it behooves all interests in
the future prosperity of the
Ozarks to seek the causes of
these low prices.
We know that there are many
millions of pounds of butter
thrown onto the American mar
ket from .oreign countries, aud
that is one great cause of the
slump in our prices. But that
will be partially remedied by the
Fordney tariff, If our slow NOV.
ing congress ever gets up steam
enough to pass it. But there is
another, far more dangerous
menace to dairying than the i'm
portation of butter; a menace
native to this country of the
United States, and against
which the tariff offers no protec
tiOn.
That menace is the manufact-
ure and sale in competition with
all pure dairy products, of the
so called Filled milk. This is
simply milk from which the
cream has been taken, and its
place supplied by "aller" o.
cocanut oil, This mixture i.
. being used for almost all pur
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
poses for which the genuine
article is employed.

poses for which the genuine
article is employed.
To give some idea of the ex.
tent to which this new business
has grown, in less than four
years since it started, let me
quote some figures taken from a
congressional committees re.
port. In 1917 the United States
imported 1929, 1856 pounds of
cocoanut oil. In 1919, only two
years later, the import was
324, ,270,366 pounds, or near
ly four and a half times as
much! The figures for 1920 are
not yet available, but is asserted
that they show almost as great
ratio of increase as the previ.
Gus. OnU small proportion of
this immense amount of oil is
used for any other purpose than
as filled" for skinned milk,
and every pound so used means
one pound less of dairy products
to be taken by the market.
If the consumer prOfited by
this transaction, there would be
some little excuse for it, but as
a matter of fact that stuff is sold
over tens of thousands of retail
as lust as good, and
at almost the price of the genu.
inc article, and the lying dealer
pockets a four fold profit in the
deal. 1t is not to be wondered
at that one of the manufacturers
of this sham milk, and to the
congressional committee, that
If you will leave US alone we
will build up one of the greatest
things in the United States, "and
we asked if the great business
would not be built up at the ex
pense of the great dairy interest
of the country, he replied, "of
course, that goes without say.
Ine!"
/ am glad to say that the
lairyman of the country have at
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
Bryant Items.

Mrs. Griffen has returned
home from Tulsa, Oklahoma,
where she had been visiting her
doughter.
The Mt. Zion Camp meeting
closed Sunday night, a large
crowd attended, even thou the
weather appeared rainy.
Mr.. Nevils will begin protra.
cted meeting at the Mt. Everett
church next Sunday night; come
and help the meeting to be a
success.
Miss Elma Brooks returned
from Mt. Zion where she was
visiting friends during the last
three days of the week
Miss Ora Pope returned home
Monday evening. (
Mr.. Walker from Ava visited
at Bryant this week.
Mr.. Alfred's new home is
nearly completed and is quiet an
attractive little house.
Those on the sick list are,
Mrs. w. A. Simmons and little
Florence.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
OI..ATHA.
Cool weather after the rain
Saturday and Sunday.

Cool weather after the rain
Saturday and Sunday.
Jason Roy and son, Lawrence
and Harvey of Vera Cruz spent
Saturday night and Sunday
with his parents, L M. Roy and
wife. He wa, &C ompanied home
by his sister MIS-. Dora LOB rt
son for few days visit.
Walter Lowe, wife and son
Forest and sister Miss Alma
TOwe and Miss Ethel Robertson
motored to Macomb Friday after
Mrs Hiram Williams.
Dave Benefits visited at Pay.
ton Quessenberry Saturday after
noon.
Will Roy and Mrs. Payton
Quessenberry called at Mrs
Dora RObertsons Sunday.
A revival meeting began at
Fairview church Saturday night,
conducted by Reverns G. Hylton
and Rami G6ss,
Mrs. Hiram Williams Of Ma
comb spent, Saturday and Sun.
day with her parents, G. W.
Towe and wife.
Amos Roy. wife and children.
called at his sisters Mrs. Dora
Robertsons Sunday afteroon.
Walter Towe and family left
Sunday morning in their Dodge
car for Kansas City.
RUBY
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29

Dr.. Ryan, president of the
Ryan Banking Co. of Norwood,
will build a 10 room brick We.
neer bungalow in Norwood,
with q concrete basement 31x50,
at an estimated cost of about
$1,000. Ezra Dennis of Mans.
field will have charge of the
construction work.
The editors of the Mirror
have been very busy this week
nursing a grand. son. which was
born to their daughter, and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Claud A.
Edwards, last Wednesday,
morning, Septe mber 2Sth. The
Edwards home is in Burkbur
nett, Texas, but they have been
here for a short time. If you
meet an old man, with a cane
and a bald head, limping along
that's grandpa Davis, the editor.
Grandma Davis has not been to
the office since-she is still at
home "Ausin" the baby. In
about 80 years you will no doubt
see the young Edwards in the
editorial chair of the New York
World.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
Tersely Told Town Tales

Jno. H Smith has gone to Mt.
Grove.
]. e. Kuch of Cedar Gap was
here last week.
]. A. Dennis of Mt. Grove was
here last week.
G. II. Jackson of Hartville was
here last week.
w. H. Seals barn on Route 3
burned last week.
J. A. Dixon of Mt. Grove was
here last week.
D. D, NOrcrOss of Macomb
was here last week.
Miss Susan Box of Hartville
visited here Sunday.
Mrs. r M. Rogers has re.
turned from St. Louis.
s. w. Wynn of Hartville has
filled a petition in bankruptcy.
Mrs. M. E. Stephens was in
Springfield during the week.
A posto flee has beenestablish'
ed at St. George with Ola F.
Hoke AZ postmaster.
Rev J E Seals will preach at
the Baptist church next Satur.
day night and Sunday, at 11;OO.
Mr.and Mrs. John Detwiler
of Kensington, Kansas, are here
for a weeks visit with her father
and mother, F. j, Keeling.
Endeaver at the inquest con.
Quoted at Cedar Gap last week
BY Coroner Inman of MT. Grove
over the body of Y. A Goss. who
died suddenly Friday, disclosed
the fact by half dozen witnes.
ses that GOss was alone when
he drove to his farm the day of
his death, Observation-Disclosures
last statement that stranger,
whom he picked up on the way,
gave him drlng of wlliskey, 1t
is thought Goss com mitted sui.
eide by taking strychnine.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29

Buy your fertilizer from J. W.
Kennedy, Middle West Grain
Grower brand, the kind that
gets results adv.
Joseph Goss of apout "a
miles west of Mansfield, about
80 years of age, while lifting a
tub this evening, In some way
lost his balance and fell onto a
rock, striking his forehead and
bu sting his skull, which resul.
ted in almost instant death.
The bigWright County Fair of
Mansfield, opened on schedule
time yesterday morning, with
everything pointed to a grand
success with lots of exhibits,
good attendance and a royally
good time by all. Full proce.
edings will be given in next
weeks Mirror.
Martin Smiths little six year
old boy, who lives six miles
north of Mansfield, was bitten
by a copper head snake, Monday
evening. DR.. Rogers was cal
led aud gave him treatments,
and the hoy is reported better
aud is on the road to recovery.
Gypsy costumes and customs
prevailed at the regular bi.mon.
thly social meeting of the JUST
amere Club Thursday night at
Rocky Ridge farm, the pleasant
country home of A. j. Wilder
and wife. The hostess were
Mesdames A, j. Wilder, j. L
Craig, and w. A. Black. A
gypsy tent an | camp fires, for
tune tellers, ghosts and ghost
stories, and out door and indoor
sports contributed TO the pleas.
urs of the evening. Appropriate
refreshments were served to
Mrs.G. X. Arney, W. A, Black
and wife, j. G. Caeter and wife,
N. j. Craig wife aud daughter
Pauline, j. E. Craig wife aud son
John, Mrs. j. A. Fuson, G. w.
Freeman and wife. II. j. Free
man, wife and sons, Maurice and
Robert, d. H. Kay wife and son,
Strother. l.. Livingston, G. w.
Waller and wife, 9. G. Newton
and wife, o. Rem, Miss Maude
Reynolds, Mrs. F E, Weed, D.
r. Snyder, wife and son, Ches
ter, A. j, Wilder and wife.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29

last caught on TO the business
which is stelthily undermining
the industry. A bill has be- n
introduced into congress pro-
biting the manufacture a. l
sale of filled milk" in the Uni ID
States. This bill has be
favorable reported in the hot Z.
of representatives. and v il
come up for passage soon afi
congress convenes on Septe n
Der 21st.
This bill is known as the "Voi-
ght Bill, Fl. r. e215" and it has
been fought hard by the inter.
ests who profit by selling the
adulterated stuff. And these
interests will redouble their ef.
forts, and will spare. no pains or
money to defeat it, when it real.
ly comes before the house.
To counteractthese influences,
every person having the upbuilp.
ing and prosperity of this regian
at heart, whether actually ei
gagged in dairying or not, shoul
write to our congressman al
senators, urging that they vc
for and fight for the passage CT
this bill, and against that whict
threatens not only the dairy il
terest in tee Ozarks, bni
throughout the entire Unite
States. This is a. matter +,
supreme Importance, and non
of US should fail to do all in OF
power, for it is nothing short
a matter of life and death to IT,
dairying interests.
Personally 1 have written =,
four Missouri congressman wi
whom l am acquainted, and
Senator Spencer. l am su,
that these gentlemen want
serve the interests of their CT
stituents, and it is up to the.
constituents to make their int
ests known.
A. M. Haswt
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29

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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29

Miss Lolella Christy spent
Saturday night with Miss Marie
beavers, and attended the party.
Paul Williams bought soma
tomatoes from Mr.. Woody Mon.
day morning.
Mrs ], E, Greenwood was in
Mt. Grove Tuesday.
This is the FairWeek in Mans
field. Are you going?
SOMEBODY ELSE
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
WAYsIDE GLEANINGS

The weather is cool, seems
more like fail of the year.
Mrs. D. r. Snyder called on
Mrs. ]. E Greenwood Monday
afternoon.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Christy and Miss Lolella, Sun
day were; Mr.. and Mrs. W, B.
Gobble, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Green wood and Arthur.
Mrs. Dara Woody had some
pumpkin canned at the canning
factory Tuesday.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1921-09-29
Lest We Forget.

Let US remind you that Cham.
terlain S Tablets not only cause
a gentle movement of the bowels
but improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Charles Raw
Forced to
Break Rule

Charles Ray has always maintain.
cd that many motion picture stars
make gricvous mistake in yielding
TO requests for personal appearances
that involve speeches. Public speak.
Ing. he said. Ia AN art that must be
learned like any other, and when
film stars. unframed Ia IL. essay 10
try the "HpeiIbinding they are apt
10 make sorry exhibitions. Case OF
Hhoemaker.and.last proverb. you
know.
80 II was a surprise when Charlie.
on hts first visit In New York. broke
his own rule and go, away with the
infraction nicely II was at a mon
Etcr benefit at the Casino theatre.
Ray was In the audience when he
was spled by artists on the stage
and audience. too. no he was com.
PEELED 10 make a speech.
hut he showed consistency. for he
cut the talk short and sprang some
thing now. lie borrowed hat and
canyasscd the audience for a coilcc.
ton for the benefit fund in hand.
and not only gathered In an extra
large sum. but gave the thousands
present n close contact with that
frank. engaging smile that has won
the heart OF n million fans such as
mo star had ever done before.
The delighted audience found him
quite the antithesis OF the shy rustic
he .eharaeterixea on the screen. hu;
instead. tall. erect. debonair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

ny JAMES W. DEAN

NEW YORK. Dec. iT.--Just re.
turned from a reception at the Rits
held for Gloria Swanson and myself
or 80 II seemed 10 me.
The fellow who fixes things for
Gloria told me that she wouldn't he
busy. So anticipated cory tete-a.
tcfe over n cup OF tea Interviews
with movie queens are usually held
In that mannerl
when l arrived at her suite at the
Rita was introduced to an artist. a
sculptor. production manager. four
photographers. a Girl reporter. an
ordinary giri. box Of candy. a box
Of cigare,s and "a hox OF cigars 81 a
grade better than ! am accustomed
to smoke.
Glorious Gloria would soon be In.
She was shopping the next room
Seems the stores do Mohamet-to-
the-mountain with Gloria. They send
their wares TO her 80 she can shop at
home.
had had one chocolate. one eix.
aret and one fade-out OF Gloria IN
the other room when the ben an.
nounccd two NOR. feminine inter.
viewers. More introductlons. Like
standing In line at reception.
Then entered Gloria. glorious In
dressing gown. or something or.
other. IN two tones. old ros. and
gold. Stockingicss feet no bigger
than a minute. In Harding.blu. slip
pers.
Tho Photograph w~re quicker
than the interviewer They snapped
her In II poses and rushed out as
tho they were trying TO make an
edition.
Buzxzx, Another troop OF inter.
viewers. friends and second cousins
Of Intcrvicwrrs. While lntroducsionr
WERE going on another photosra phcr
sneaked IN and srt up his camera
Eleven more photographs.
Buzx-z-l More interviewcrx,
Br-r-rrr. The telephone.
At last the feminine contingent Of
pencil pushers swept down upon
their victim. All heard was Gloria
saying. swell. when you know Ennor
Giyn Intimately you like her. You'd
like her. too. IL you knew her as
well as DO"
Being n mere man awaited the
departure Of my professional sisters
before trying an interview
I had just started in on tho fourth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Conducted IN cooperation uifh
Associated First National Pictures.
fnc,J
w. r.. M.-wyndham Standing In
married. His wife gave up her pro
fcssionai career on the stage to be-
como Mrs. Standing. lie has been
leading man TO many OF the beautiful
women OF the screen. Norma and
Constance Talmadgc. Naomi Child
ers. Pauline Frederick and Elsie Fer.
Ruson are few 10 whom he has
played lover or husband.
Pauline. Edna Purviance has
gray eyes and very light brown hair.
which Is quito fair and golden in the
sunshine. She has played opposite
Charlie Chaplin ever since her first
appearance with the woridfamous
comedian. She is,27. Her address Ia
care Of Charles Studios. i4fsfa Brea
ave. Los Angeles. Cal.
Zeruah.--Liia Lee has n sister,
IHTEtTFts WIN NftAft fHf flNtF
Hollywood. She may be the Mar
snret Lee to whom you refer.
ElsIe.--Dorothy Phillips Is married
TO Allan Holubar. They have one
daughter. Her latest picture was
Man, Woman. Marriage" Al pres
cnt she and her husband are work.
Ing on THE Soul Seekers"
Mannie.--OlRa Petrova was born
OF English parents. In Liverpool.
England. She is appearing on the
stage this season. No. l hardly thin'
that she has left the screen pcrma
nently.
Y. Y. 1.-THE address OF Rudolph
Valentino IL 1859 Hollywood blvd.
Los Angeles, Cal. He Is not married
at the present time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
TALMADGE STUDIO
ATTRACTS SOCIETY

Mrs. Lydig Hoyt's plunge into
filmdom has attracted a swarm Of
society notabIes to the TaImadge stu
dos.
Among those appearing with Con-
ME In her latest starring vehicle.
Polly OF the FoIlies." are viscount
III. II. +. De Frise. Miss Elaine Re
wales. daughter OF a famous New
York specialist. DIR. Henry cogge-
shall and Miss Jean Meredith. whose
first histrionic experience was In the
Junior League show last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
american Beauty"
Receives Present

sfVtNf
Can you picture Katherine Mac
Donald. the beautiful. In kil,ies7
She has a pair of 'em-or a set.
or however you classify the Scotch
national toggery.
They arrived the other day direc,
from heatherland and were sent 10
the First National star by Angus
Macdonald OF Glasgow. who. after
consulting with a heraidry specialist.
claims TO have discovered his great
great -grandfather was a forty second
cousin of Katherine MacDonaId's
steenth second cousin.
Unfortunately. Miss Macdonald
was making a South Sea island pic.
turc, 'The Infidei." and the kiities
were OF little use TO her at the
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

smartiy groomed chap. who could, IL
he chose. affect as much the blas>
attitude as any Gothamite-which he
doesn't choose. for affection is the
last thing In Charles lexicon.
From Mayor Hylan down. the New
Workers have been iionizing the pop
uiar star. Besides doing the new
shows, which has meant succession
Of ovations. he has been making
scenes for hts current production OF
Bob wagner's story ''smudge." In
and around New York and Boston.
He win finish II In California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Picture hf{er

Edith Roberts viii be wally Reld's
heroine In Across the Continent"
Rudolph Valentino win be Gloria
swanson's leading man In Beyond
the Rocks"
Malvine Polo. daughter OF Eddie
Polo. Is TO play in a picture to be
filmed In Berlin.
This may not be so. but tia
worth telling. Cecil DeMiile n
going TO hunt with n falcon from
the back OF racing camel when
he visits Blakra, In northern Africa.
1.-THE Count Of Monte Cristo." al
ii.rceI - has been completed.
- ,i~~ts
6-Aifsgs ~ y director. says he
lritendk 4 retire soon to take up a
Charles Gr1ham Baker has sue.
ceeded George Randolph Chester as
editor.in-chief Of vifagraph.
'~rhe Triple Cross" IL n Northwest
police story being filmed with Art
Accord as hero. THE Double Cross
would be good title for the many
pictures which change titles.
80
Fools Paradise" heralded as the
greatest picture ever made by Cecil
DeMilie, is soon TO have a Broadway
run at stage prices. Dorothy Dial.
ton, Conrad Nagcl and Mildred Har.
ris are in leading roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
Colleen Inspires
Song Writer

Colleen Moore. who n now be.
ing featured In Goldwyn pictures.
IL the inspiration OF "a new song
entitled Colleen" which Arthur
Freed IL writing. Freed. who In
the author OF when Buddha
Smiles" Cairo" ''HindustAn"
and other succeaneH. has been
playing the music by which Col.
iecn emotes in scenes for sent
for Out" an Irish story by Ru.
pert Hughes. lie and Alfred
Green. the director. are close
friends. The song follows the
theme Of the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
BARBARA BEDFORD

Barfarp Bedford was attacked.
hate al night. on boulevard near
hollywood by n bandit while she
was driving her cnr 10 tho Uni.
versal studio. She escaped b.
stepping on" the acceierntor. the
bandit being thrown off the ma.
chine by It's lurch forward. Then
The star drove on 20 the studio
and tainted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

generation Of ancestors. who we're
either Swedish or Italian. or both.
when three jewel caars were brought
In for Miss Swansou's selection.
She asked mo which one liked
and said the dark-blue one. 2ltho
the light blue matched her eyes.
Evidently II isn't essential for Jew.
.iry cases 10 match the eyes. or
Gloria liked my taste In jcwclry
cases. for she took the dark blue sonc.
declared time out for this inter.
ruption and picked up my inierview
in the future tense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
RICHARD BARTHELMESS
AS "TOL'ABlE DAVID"

Richard BartheImess Is going to
have a right merry Christmas this
year. He has every reason to cele-
brate. too, for the handsome and
popular young screen actor In now
a star in his own night. Dick, by the
way. recently completed the filming
OF his first starring vehicle, "Tolable
David" by Joseph Hergesheimer.
IT'S his Christmas present TO the pic.
ture going public this year. Some
present. too. II all the advance re-
ports are TO be believed. "Tol'able
David" will be an early First Ma.
tional release. II IL declared TO be
not only the finest picture In which
young Bartbelmess has yet appeared,
but II In also said TO be one Of the
greatest photodramas ever produced
anywhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
BLIND HEARTS

None so blind as those who Will
not see"
SO reads the Old Proverb.
And verify tits true
Hobart Bosworth as Lars Larson.
the deep-chested hero Of Blind
Hearts," closes his heart TO all for
gfveness and understanding until
But wait TN you see II with music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
IL B E R T Y
"FIGHTIN' MAD"

(Metro1
Nod MrCrau william Desmond
Peggy Hughes. Virginia Fairs
Ellesn Graham. ............. Doris Pawn
''F'Ightin' Mad" now showing at
the Liberty. Is a picture OF a red
bIooded young American who finds
the course of ordinary life rather too
4 rzsnic and seeks adventure by be-
epg a member Of the border pa
\, rec and Easy is the title Of a
.a6rmaid comedy, which Is also fea-
fifred for the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17

Il Iik. tho 'Shuiamite' better than
any picture have made Gloria
eonfided in me. 1T win either bc an
unusual success or n miserable
fail"
Buzzxz' Some Of Cioria's relatives
arrive a little niece who looked Just
like Gloria when she was five.
Brrr.rri Tn. telephone. Again.
said farewell. after stopping long
enough to learn that Giorta'a next
picture win be called The Husbands
Trademark" silly title. thought.
and GIorin'n such nice Girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
r Elk
WESTERN PEP"

tWestern starr
Biil Warren. william Fairbanks
Natalie Reid .......... Florence Ciidbert
How goIden-hearted big COW.
puncher succeeds IN winning the
heart and hand of the prettiest girl
in the West in spite Of the objection
Of the girls brother. who is a crook.
ed oil Speculation. is told in western
Pep" the William Fairbanks picture
now showing at the Rex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
THEY CAN'T TEMPT HOPE

They can't tempt Hope Hampton
away from the silver sheet. try an
they will. The charming star Of
Star Dust" has received a flock Of
stage offers lately. but she has turned
a deaf ear TO them all. Hope IL
going right ahead with her plans to
film White Faith" a novel by Will.
lam Dudley Peily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-17
A NOVEL. SETTING

Classic dancers Igyrate waist deep
in soap bubbles Yn ~ Blind BAR.
Rnin." starring Lon CLANCY. IN.
ret was designed by Cedric Gibbons.
However. similar idea was en-.
ployed In Frank T1nncy's stage
show. Tickle Me"