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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County Of Grand Forks.

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter of the estate of Jo1an A.
Johanson. also known as John A.
Johanson, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by A. Isidor
Widlund, vice consult OF Sweden. ad.
ministrator Of the estate of Johan A.
J%ohanson, also known as John A. johann
son, deceased. to the creditors Of, and all
persons having claims against said de-
ceased. to present them. with the neces-
sary vouchers, to the said A. 1sidor
istrator Of said estate at his office in
the City of Grand Forks, N. D., within
four months after the first publication
Of this notice.
Dated December 18th, A. D. 1921.
A. ISIDOR WIDLUND.
s. Vice Consul of Sweden,
- Administrator of the Es-
late of Johan A. johann
" son. also known as John
A. J%ohanson.
GEORGE D. SMITH.
Attorney for Administrator,
Grand Forks, N. D. E.1lr
First publication Dee. 18th, 1921. ]
(Dec.v 13-2O-27. 1921 INK Jan. 3. 1929
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Tried To XIII Wife
But Hit Her Brother;
Then Shot Himself

Chicago. Dec. 27.-While trying to
kill his wife, Walter Matusziwsky, %
wears old. TODAY shot and probably
fatally wounded his brother-in-law.
John Pranger. He then fired a bullet
into his own brain. Both were taken
to the county hospital. where physi-
clans said neither would survive.
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HOSPITAL BEING BUILT.

st. Louis, Dec. 27.-Ground has
been broken for the Crippled Chill
drcn's hospital to be erected here BY
the Shriners Of North America.
Crippled children. irrespective of
creed. will be treated free at h in
stitution when it is completed. ;Shrip-
ers throughout the country con-
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AGED BISHOP AT
SACRAMENTO DIES

Sacramento, CAL, Dec. 27.-Thomas
~-oce 81 for more than twenty-five
years bishop Of the Roman Catholic
diocese Of Sacramento, died today.
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came to st. Petersburg as a tourist
four winters & and a year later pur-
chased the city's largest hotel. He is
the inventor of the chewing gum ma
chine IS sold his patent rights. after
piling up a fortune. to the Wrigleys.
He is a Republican.
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LEGAL NOTICES
TEEAsuRER's REPORT

Report Of treasurer Of Grace Sch9Dl
District No. 118. County Of Grand
beginning July !, 1920, and ending M
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, Including sinking
fund.- at beginning of school
year, July /, 1920. ............$ 1924
Total amount re-. d.
ceived during year
from apportion
ment of State
Tuition Fund .....$ S5.55
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportio ion
Sment Of County
Tuition Fund ..... 21.46
Amount received dur
ing veal from taxes
IS levied by District
School Board. ..... 405.68
Amount received
from other sources 4.29
Total receipts for year,. 516.eS
Grand total receipts for year, n
including cash on han July
ExPENDiTUREs
Amount nesr Pei nsid a &esnSz
srs Salaries siess
ment Fund) ......3 435.o0
amount palQ during gG
year for salaries
and expenses OF f
school officers ~: 1000
Amount paid during
year for interest on
warrants . AT &
Amount paid during
year for text books ,24.6S
Other expenses. tele-
i phone rent, 1890:
Incidental. $l42.54;
l-a total ~ INA I'd taEHs5a-FaEs
Total expenditures during
Cash on and. lin hands Of dis.
trict treasurer) including
sinking fund, at the end OF
the year, June 30, 1921. .... 1910;
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts s 1904:
g gesssYa pT!,r, e No e5ass
Approved this llth day Of July 1921
4, '9'sf sf5'As D's Jsr eRxrr s,ss5's'
hh sff1E 5oHsgos
CLERKE& STATEMENT or IN.
DEBTEDNcSS or DISTRICT
Total amount Of warrants OUT
standing June 80, 1874. $3.50
Total iitdebtedness ~ dis
Approysd This lin day ef July 1871
LILLE JOHNSON
D. 49, fS AZ Fs
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TREAsURER,s REPORT

Report Of treasurer of Marvel School
District No. As, County Of Grand Forks.
State of North Dakota, for year begin.
ming July l, 1920, and ending June so.
1921.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sinking,
fund, at beginning of school f
year, July 1. ,2S7.6C
Total amount re-
ceived during year g.
from an Q ion y
ment of State
Tuition Fund .....$ 390.S9. e
Total amount re-, 60
ceived during year
from pportion- ~
ment, of County r. ~ ~
Tuition FUND $3.50. 1924 4.'t
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Board ..... $4,000
Amount received dur -
ing year into the
sinking fund from
interest thereon :. S5.76
Amount received DUR
Ing year from
state aid ......... 511.44
Amount eceived
from other sources,
interest ....... 10
Total receipts for year,. 5,042.12
FH #EE T.. H
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Total receipts for year.. 5,o4s.1e

Total receipts for year,. 5,O42.12A
Grand total receipts for year,
including cash or hand July
ExPENDiTuREs
Amount paid during
year for school
houses. sites and
perm a mt m /
provemnts ......:.$ 419.S2
Amount paid during
year for apparatus 111.S7
Amount paid during
year for Teach
ers' Salaries Oess
Teachers Retire.
ment Fund) ...... 1,979.60
Amount paid during
year 10 county
count Of Teachers
Retirement Fund. 2O.55
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and expenses OF
school officers 80. 500
Amount paid during
year for interest on
bonds, $121.20: on
4 warrants. $117.2S;
total .......:::. 23S.46
Amount paid during
year for transpor-
tation of pupils. -. $4,000
Amount paid during
year for library
ot PeSAe expenses. coal.
drayfn &, janitor
and other work.
etc. ............... 1.o5s.20
Total expenditures during
Cash on hand. Gin hands Of dis.
trict treasurer)i including
s she yesr, f june S. g, iss end o. 1865,
Grand total expenditures and
cash IN hand to balance
aR RSi TIN Es To SINKING F issisEs.'s
Amount OF Sinking
July I. 1922 ,'l.2o7.s7
Sinking Fund from
interest ........... 1915
Total ...,. ..... ....... .$1,29s.6s
Balance in mixing Fund June
~ lszl I. JAS. CALDWELL l,sss.ss
sesosY pi.t. Is Ma Msny e
Approved this 18th day Of July, 1921.
JOSEPH FERRY,
President.
|.EDWiH I. BRY,
lcIsERKE sTATEMENT OF IN-
DEBTEDNEss OF DISTRICT
standtng June 80. 1921. .e6,2s1.34
Total amount OF bonds ont
standing June 50, 1891 100000
Total indebtedness of dis-
Appl vs. s Sls Eli 81 nv ii jais s.2 ss:i.
bys order of The District School Board
aGaStsEs sEx4Se1tf.lE-N ClefkufEa
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tributed to a fund for hospitals in Sta
Louis and other cities. Golden plated
tools were used in breaking the
ground. o. 8
LEGAL NOTICES.
REPORT

TREAsURER's REPORT -"
Report Of treasurer of Blooming
School District No 46, County of&'
Grand Forks. State Of North Dakota, for
year beginning July /, 1920, and ending,
June so, 1921. -,
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand. including sinking
fund at beginning Of school
year, July /, 0............$ 104.03,
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Total receipts

Grand total receipts for year, -.
including cash on hand July
' Ei;x;fENDirUREs = Sra
Amount paid during $50
ers Salaries Cess u,
Teachers Retire
ment FUND.- ......$ 22s.O0
Amount paid during
year for salaries #-tf
9 zsS9s' e %r; : H. $500 e. n
r year for transport
tation Of pupils.... 1880
Othcr expenses
%cleaningS S c h OIL,
.. wind o-w shades.
y Grand Forks Her e.,
aid ............. -r 3I4o 4e -N =.
Total expenditures during
Cash on hand. lin hands of dis s>"f "t
trict treasurer including .t'lg>
: sinking fund, at the, ond OF ,f
the year, June 80, 1921. . ss654.S4E
Grand total expenditures and II
cash on hand to balance
IDA MILLBR, S
Treasurer of BloominS So
, School District No.. 46. s
Approved this 18th day Of July, 192ll..
BY order of the District School Board:a
WARREN L: CoWLTHoRP,
President. ~
G Gises'i EccLEs, 81 ,r
Clerk. So
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ytdT, July I Uf'VU
Total amount re-
ceivcd during year - s. AZ
from ION ~
ment of State ~ ~
Tuition Fund COOS 1888 7"H' -
Total amount re- /, ..fw 4
from apportion-
ceived during year
ment of County &"
Tuition Fund ..... 99.46
Amount received dur,
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Board ..... 745.00
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REroRT

Report of treasurer of Turtle Rsiyer,.
School District No. 10, County Of Grapdq4
beginning July l, 1920. and ending June
s' eRECEIPTS hH F&&, sarr-
Cash on hand, including sinking \ s'aIs'.
fund, at beginning Of school .Sv.
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EMEmpIOyNlent f0r Iabors - NaIWays
dif1cuit TO measure with complete
nees and accuracy but symptomatic
|fgurcs indicate some declfno Id No
xetnber Al compared With October
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-03-12
VII pEOTENT~.

a. II any reason any teacher should
Doe dissatisfied with a decision. state.
~> 20 TIA. ettsytb--['t'r, ~~s; aa
o hands oi the h--1crtor or 'ucrIutou
lent not later thon April 10, p. m.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-03-12

Wood Motor Co. for Ford
j2rS aud repairs.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-03-12
SEED RICE FOR SALE

Payment tais fall. See
ut j. +. RITTER.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-03-12

\O-the blend can I be copied. It's
' one way of blending fine tobacco4
- both Turkish and domestic that
the other fellow can tgctOnto. That's
why Chesterholds satisfy" and
that's why only Chesterfelds can
satisfy"
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-03-12
ANNOUNCEMENT
GREETING:

Primary Election will be held in the Town of A55c'iIa
Louisiana,
Evening star., 1921-03-20
1t his way.

speech Every one can see peue "iN i"NP
"a" ideas OF DUTY Justice love- right
all ideas the goal OF HE winch are now oehs
formed the minds children ideas implanted by e
will produce the men who Will be the
think the spiritual nour'shmen which IS
them will make the sort OF men you want
with % hte or @ o S e M
Maetenck the Belgian writer and and pa
Photopa wide attention. and should
demand serious consideration
MR. MAETERLINCK America probably connection
after professional movies months dur
E & isS eG % M o m n the '5
scenario he n he add 1 "a "a b s s s9H nn G m @ ] qe een
by the mot @ he o NORTH an % sh o"e o If % Gnsi
and and considered great p0Pn % n and fea n
heavy cdsy monotonous. the OF ountry
p1ss1 ;uaons S'c forced and nniesy ABSURD and sIy
THE which Mr. Maeermk lam
e Ra m sn Ta and % s light %" the %
hsher 'ha the e But egTs,tab
widely other should have be salts
e s a as hi of ea s
M m h b ahden pursuit & Gr NEW h 'Tum d o new hg = @ m m
eOmmendable but that ,hwarted by practice which
the Judgment OF OF the thousand
oW OF their w % udgmsn h feel not
that OF the picture producers
THESE thoughts
ascertain elite intellectual,
York dsdained the photoplay:
In DALE the Amsfan e9it in recent review OF The Faith
the story could IN not havs been told without much that perfectly
:, Shs f a
pe and deren tsefe sse Ba sa"
a bH good 5 but hes @ such m You'd Be quite i'm
story ts this told with
% sp" M sss s sass that s f
severely criticised by Maeerinck
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Fihmograns

tlons. has appeared in 169 photoDlays
ms il9th being Oliver Moroscos THE
Half Breed
Raymond r. KiIIion estimates that
approximately 100000 feet of film.
or a fraction over 227 miles in length
are shot" weekly in Los Angeles.
Doris Deane. who is said to have
Marion Morganed" her way 10 dane
ing fame incidentally breaking rib
IN one OF her strenuous endeayors
was SO successful in her first appear
ance oefore the camera that she ap-
peared as leading woman in her sec
sond picture.
Colonial Film Company. Inc which
claims to be the only motion picture
producing organization with a iabora-
tory IN Washington. scored a nation
wide scoop for the kinogram News
Service with the Inauguration views.
SeIore 10 pm on inauguration day it
had fort--fve prints on the rails des-
tined from Texas to Minnesota
1t is announced that William Fox.s
spectacle depicting the worlds great
est love story under the title Queen
OF Sheba. is finished. In it the emo
tions are kept to the front at all
times. with love paramount.
Fox will release The Lamplighter.~
new Shirley Mas.n picture. in April.
The story is by Maria S. Cummins.
Dorothy Walters. who has plaved
the Irish mother role in Irene" for
more than two years, has been en-
gagged to play comedy role in a new
Pearl White picture.
Gossip for those who like il saws
that Natalie Talmadge is older in
years than Constance and Younger
than Norma. and that Doris Nav. who
was eighteen years old last year, has
advanced a year in her age.
Kathryn Dickey. featured star with
James E Cooper's "Roseland Girls"
at the Gayety Theater this week. has
declined to sign a contract for sum
mer work and will devote the hot
weather period 10 studying :,aronautics
at Columbia University in New York.
She has been threatened with ar
rest more times than the average
burglar because of her admiration for
| hyInS ships. Far be it from her to
! purpcsely violate the laws but when
! sh., gets near a flying field the temp
| tation to side up close to the planes
| and take peek at the mechanism is
said TO be as strong as Jack London's
Call Of the wild"
| oscar Shaw has been engaged by
! \. l.. Erlanger for an important role
! in Two Little Girls in Blue" his
! new musical comedy production.
Stanley Jessup has also been added
, to the cast.
: Jeff a play made from Stephen
/ Leacock'S s Sunsh me Sketches has been
placed in rehearsal by Sam II. Harris
. with Robert McNade in the leading
! role. The piece was tried on the road
several years ago by Cyril Maude
The Silver Fox" by CoSmo Hamil-
tqn. Will be produced in New York in
about month by William Faver-
, sham Mr.. Faversham himself will
not appea- in the east. which will
be headed by Lawrence Grossmith.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
What Every Woman Knows.

What Every Woman knows a spe-
cal production by William DeMille of
Sir James Matthew Barrie's play. with
Lois Wilson and Conrad Eagel in roles
played on the stage by Maudc Adams
and Richard Bennett. will continue at
Loew's Columbia Theater this week.
Mss Wilson is seen as a Scotch girl
who is married, by arrangement. of her
brothers, to a young member of parlia-
ment who agrees to take her in ex
change for financial aid from the girls
family. Almost Immediately after the
marriage the young politician begins to
amaze with the brilliance of his speeches
which portend an unusual career for
him. but which prove 20 have been pre-
pared by his wife, whom he feels just-
fed in setting aside for another. until
the truth is known.
Other features include the overture bv
the orchestra. '1'ron the Highlands"
I.angey). with a delightful bagp!pe
number by George Young of the Clan
MacLsnnan Bagpipe Band.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Garden.

love story, with a fight for every
kiss. is promised in "All Dolled Up"
which will be shown for,four days at
Moore's Garden Theater. beginning
this afternoon. Gladys Walton is
featured in il as Maggie Quick, d shop
girl. whose fairy prince comes just
in time to save her from man who
leads her into situation from which
she has to fight her way against
terrific odds. ''All Dolled Up" was
written especially for Miss Walton
by John Cotton. Thursday and
through Saturday Carmel Meyers will
be pictured as Eorine Lawton. d lit
tie social CRATER. in beautifully
Trimmed" her latest productio. which
depicts a psychological struggle be-
tween girls better nature and her
love of luxury. Minor films and Or
chestral features will complete the
program.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
JUMPED FROM CRADLE TO STAGE.

'THE dark secrets in the past life
of Alice Hills. the character
actress of Take 1t From Me- writes
A. w. Batchelder. have been kept
from the suffering public long
enough, so here goes-the whole
blooming story. true in all its multi
farious details:
Alice Hills is p singuler person.
but inasmuch as she has never taken
the mad storm and strife dive into
the sea of matrimony and she is an
old timer. I'll bet she is not al old
as lot of persons think.
Here's secret No. l: She comes
from the old Gilliss. the home of the
old and hair ra ising melodramas-
that's one of the places. she comes
from. but she comes. in fact. from
a lot of places.
Going back earlier than the melo-
drama day. Alice Hills did her dodads
in Uncle Toms Cabin and, as Little
Eva, she did consistently for 1,000
consecutive nights.
Child parts were stepping stones
Evening star., 1921-03-20

to the lurid drama. and when Alice
was seventeen years old she entered
on the pay roll OF Harry Clay BlAney.
and for the three or four years that
followed she drew tears from the
multuudes that loved those old
dramas of great adventure. mort
gagged homesteads. sleek-haired VIII
lains. blind heroines and stalwart
and dare devil heroes.
'Ah. Those We're the good old
days, The Wolves of New York.
The Kidnapers.' The Queen of
Chinatown. The Limited Mail and
The Dairy Farm We're some Of the
fine and topsyturvy. hair-splittins.
nerve-racking. heartbreaking dramas
of the good old days
Alice Hills survived those days.
but take it from the vete<an stage
carpenter. her life. throughout each
season of forty weeks. was just ono
derned narrow escape after another.
"They do those things now in the
pictures" she says. and. as I'm not
as tender as ] used to be. ] leave
the work to a younger generation.
But don't let the impression get
Evening star., 1921-03-20
"A Perfect Crime"

At Moores Rialto Theater this
week, beginning today, film com
edy entitled A Perfect Crime. an
Allan Dwan production. will be the
attraction. 1t is described as "A sim
pie story, embe!lished with sound
philosophy, which provides plenty OF
romance. humor and pathos ana Illus
trates the Importance of lying IN
telIigently. if one must lie at all. IL
is based on Carl Clausen's magazine
story and Monte Blue, Jacqueline
Logan, Stanton Heck and Hardee
Kirkland are pictured in the princi,
pal roles \ film comedy, scenic ana
world event features also VIII De
shown, and orchestra features inciude
an interpretative score, seiectlohs
from "Cavaileria Rusticana." and
cornet solo. The Palms, by MI
Furr, the last number today only.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
THE Frontier of the Stars. y

Thomas Meighan will be featured al
Loew's Palace Theater this week IN
."The Frontier of the Stars" Charles
Neiene.s screen version of the story by
Albert payson Terhune. 1t is story OF
the regeneration Of man VINO Is 10
tai stranger TO all save The sea'ny size
of existence. In a clash with the aI-
thor;ties he is driven to the roof OF a
tenement where he meets and is be-
friended by a girl Of the Ghetto. whom
nature has denied vision OF anything
in life but the pure and the innocent
The orchestra will play selections from
"Mary" as an overture.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
"The Greater Claim.

Metros special production. The
Greater Claim" an original story by
lola Forester and Mann Page. fea-
turing. in the camera version Alice
Lake. will be the attraction at Gran
dayy's Metropolitan Theater all this
week. beginning this afternoon with
a varied list of minor films and
orchestral features.
"'The Greater Claim concerns Il
Young actress whose marriage to the
son of wealthy man is opposed by
the bridegrooms father. who has his
son shanghaied aboard ship, and
takes steps to cause the marriage TO
be annulled. An INSCRIPTIONS law
yer, with the aid of an adventures.
who subsequently pretends to be the
wife. introduces further comp]lca-
tions with interesting results.
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Cyclone Bliss

In Cyclone Bliss" the photoplay
at the Leader Theater this week. Jack
Hoxie has many opportunities to dis
play his horsemanship and it furnish
es many thrills throughout the five
reels The picture was made under
the supervision-of Ben Wilson and is
claimed to be one OF the best west
ern pictures released this year.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

NEXT Sunday evening the Racquet
Club of Washington. in the first
entertainment of it's history, at the
New willard, will offer the first show
ing of William Fox's screen. version
of Will Carleton's immortal poem.
over the HILL" for the private en-
tcrtainment of its members and an
exclusive list of guests from Wash
ingtons official. diplomatic and social
sets.
On screen 14x2o feet. it is said. a
motion picture is magnified more than
$4,000 times.
In her first picture for Rock EFT
Films. II is claimed. Enid Bennett
has been turned loose and permitted
to go as far as she likes" in being
herself. The picture is called Keep
ing Up With Lizzie" and Miss Ben
nett has an esta ablished reputation as
q comedienne.
Otis Harlan says the first "all-star
cast" shown in motion pictures in
Guided himself, Elsie Janis and Aub-
rey Boucicault. who were filmed in an
automobile of the vintage of 1904, and
giving the merry ha. ha. to farmer
driving his wagon on country road
This picture, he says. was SHOWN De-
tween the prologue and the first act
of The Vanderbilt Cup"
Clara Kimbsn Young has just com
plcted Straight From Paris, story
by Sada Cowan. which deals with an
humble milliner and wealthy aristo
crat. II is remarkable for its double
exposure effects.
Mary Pickford is twenty seven
years old. Charles Ray. thirty years
,Old. and Douglas Fairbanks. thirty
eight years old. according TO the in
quiry department Of Associated First
National Producers. Inc.
Every Womans Problem" a new
picture soon to be released. will fea-
ture Ms it's star Dorothy Davenport.
whom everybody does not know is
Mrs Wallace Reid.
Continuity" we are informed is
the arrangement of a scenario in n
form az working basis for the direc-
Tor and 3ctors. Scenes and subtitlcs
a~e numbered and arranged in their
proper sequence.
Hugh Thompson. young screen
player. who combines 'handsomity
and techniquity' among his qualifica-
Evening star., 1921-03-20
"The Truth About Husbands

At Crandalrs Theater this week.
beginning this afternoon. The Truth
About Husba nds." the film version of
Sir Arthur Wing Pinero's play. The
Profiigate." First National attrac-
ton. will be shown. The story con-
Germs mistaken identities. and the
unpleasant consequences of Dunstan
Renshaw's worldliness before his
marriage. The flirtatiouS tendencies
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Clara kimbalI
Young, in Hush" and Mack SEN
netts Movie Fans; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Katherine Macdonald in
MY Lady's Latchkey." and Larry Sc
mon. in THE Sportsman: Thursday,
Bryant Washburn. in "A Full House.
and comedy. "Torchy Mixes In: Fri
day. Some One in the House." and
Saturday. Mack Sennett's Love
Evening star., 1921-03-20

CrandalIs Knickerbocker Theater.
with minor films and musical ac-
compartment. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Lionel Barrymore. in First Ma
tional's film version of The Devils
Garden" and Paint and Powder"
featuring the Vanity Fair Girls and
Eddie Boland; Thursday and Friday.
Vivian Martin. in GoIdwyn's The
Song of the Soul" and Harry Pol
lard.s newest comedy. Make 1t Snap
nv. and Saturday THE Education Of
Elizabeth starring Billie Burke. and
comedy, Hey. Rube"'
Evening star., 1921-03-20
Photoplays This Week


RIALTO-:A Perfect Crime" Shown today at pm
METROPOLTAN-"Tte Greater Claim" Shown today.
PALACE-"Frontier OF the Stars" Shown today. at
CRANDAILS-"The Truth About Husbands Shown today at
pm
COLUMBIA-"What Every Woman Knows Shown today,
IEADER-"Cyclone Bliss" Shown today ) pm.
Evening star., 1921-03-20

out that | am an old woman. Put
emphasis on the fact that I jumped
from the cradle to the stage. and
have been earning my living that
way ever since.
Also" she concluded, don't over
look the fact that / got solid expert
ence through several seasons OF
stock work in Boston. san Fran
cisco and Buffalo. and that in those
play and rehearse institutions !
amassed total of 175 character i'm
:,ersonations before | finished the
Job -
Evening star., 1921-03-20

of this gay young blade rebounded
to his disadvantage through series
of odd condolences involving a man
with the same initials and Baccha-
ualian revel in a cafe in Rome.