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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
In The Land of Make Believe
By TER D. HICKMAN

w. F. McDermott dramatic editor OF
The News, has rendered his resignation
as head Of the dramatic department to
take effect some time in August. Mr.
McDermott has accepted an offer to be
come head of the dramatic department
Of The Plain Dealer Of Cleveland, Ohio
This editorship Is considered one of the
most important in the Middle West.
The success scored by East Is West,
which william Harris, Jr.. will send mere
next season, with Fay Banter as Ming
Toy, recalls the first play with Chinese
characters to score a genuine success
This was The First Born" a tragedy ii
three scenes, written by Francis Powers
then an actor with the Alcazar stocs
company IN San Francisco. 1t was pro
duced about 1898 and ran for three
months, being used as either a curtain
raiser OF afterpiece for the weekly pro
ductions.
The success Of the little play inter
ested New York managers and Charles
Frohman secured it for New York. i
was extended into q three-act play by
David Belasco. Then came William \
Brady with The Cat and the Cherub'
and there was a great rare to see which
would get the first showing before audi
cuceS in New York and London. 1t die
not matter ofter all, for both failed u
attract patronage
Nj Harris some years later was re
sponsible f1r the production Of The
Yellow Jacket" ano" her play with Chi
nose characters. written in the Chimes
manner. and this achieved an artistic
success. and some years later yet, {
financial one. The first play Of this sort
however, 70 hnd genuine public in New
York was East Is West" for the fnar
ciai success Of the yellow Jacket" fol
lowed the production Of that play. s.
great was the popularity Of East j
West" and Miss Fay Banter in the roll
Of Ming Toy that they played for tw'
years at the Aston theater.
Jackie Coogan. the youthful movie star
asks that I print this little letter whicl
lie sent TO me. Here 81 IS"
do you know Of good book or storl
that would make nice photoplay for
G year old boy like me?
II need some stories for my new pic
lures Ny director says I should max
pictures from books that the world ha
read and loved.
Grown people tell mo editors know
everything so an asking your advice, o
perhaps fomeboay in your city has
book In mind for mo. You know f.
not easy TO find a good story for littl
fellow.
.If the people IN your city knew
wanted stories they might send me SOM
suggestions. II use a suggestion.
will give the sender lovely present. An,
suggestion sent me-. cure ~ The Brurtor
Studies, Hollywood. Cal, viii reach M
safely and quickly"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Special Showing
of 4 HOTSemen
for e. Carpenter

Georges Carpenter recently witnessed
a special showing oil THE -Four Horse
men n the Apocalypse, the Rex Ingram
production for Metro. at his Manhasset
Loug Island) training camp. The show
ing had been arranged by his manager
Francois Descamps. with the idea Of
furnishing distraction for the fighter In
his training schedule.
"It is magnificent. Georges exclaimed
a. the conclusion OF the picture 1T is
the last cry in the cinema. / do not
doubt but that when 1t is presented in
France Il will touch very deeply the
hearts Of the people, as 1t touched my
heart tonight. Il breathes the true shirt
Of France Of the war. 1t made me cry
excited. The battle OF the Marine was
superb 1t made me- think I was again
AZ the front ] do not understand how the
atmosphere OF France was 50 perfectly
created. II one had not told me. / would
think the picture was made in France. I
was truly very content 10 see it,
Gus Wilson, Georges trainer; Joe
Jeanuetta. Italian Joe Cans. and Mar
cot. the fighting chef, were among those
who witnessed the showing Manager
Descamps remarked afterwards that be
thought the evenings entertainment
would prove OF great value to the Eu-
ropean champion.
"A boxer cannot always thing Of box
ing" he remarked ut Is essential that
he have some distraction. The ordinary
cinema production would not give this
distraction. But. when seeing a picture
like The Four Horsemen' one is unable
to think Of anything else. It engrosses
the interest and excites the emotions at
all times. | want to thank the Metro
from the bottom Of my heart for doing
NJ Carpenter the honor Of making a
special production for him to see"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Printers and Allied
Workers at Meeting

SOUTH BEND, Ind. July 16.-"Typos'
from all parts Of Indiana were arriving
conference Of the Indiana Typographical
linton. Walter ". Barrett OF Indian
apolis. first vice president OF tho Inter
national Typographical Union, Will de-
liver an address Sunday. State aud ma
tional problems relating to the prInting
craft will be taken up by the dele
gates. and 1t is expected that the forty
four hour week proposition will be fully
discussed. Fred King of South Bend Is
president Of the State association. W. +.
Enslen Of Marion is secretay. Offices
we're elected at the January meeting,
which was held IN indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
AZ NLIsTER ssnTH's.
Extravaganza Of the
Wealthy Makes Thief

How the Carelessness Of Business Men
Make Thieves and the Extravaganza OF
the Wealthy Keeps Them Thieves" Will
be the subject OF an address by r. W
Fenton, Of Chicago, at the weekly
luncheon Of the indianapolis Rotary
Club next Tuesday at the Claypool Hotel
Mr. Fenton has addressed hundreds OF
Rotary Clubs throughout the country
including twelve in this State, and hi.
talk is said to be Of unusuaF interest.
Following the luncheon special trac-
ton car Will convey the Rotary base
ball team and 'roOters" to Frankfort, for
a baseball game.
Several changes in the bylaws, pro-
posed by the board of directors, will
be vetoed upon at the luncheon on July
O.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
POPULAR STAR
IN PICTURE OF
MOTHER LOVE
Pauline Frederick VIII Be
Seen Again-COmedy and
Drama Mixed.
MYSTERY ROAD, ON VIEW

The appearances of Pauline Fred
erick, Louise Glaum, Enid Bennett
Lionel Barrymore. Tom Moore and
Ben Turpin on the local screens next
week indicates that there will be
sufficient strength 10 the movie
dramas and comedies of the week to
cause movie fans to buck the heat
David Powell will be on view in THE
Mystery Road which is considered
heavy dramatic attraction. Mr.. Barry
more viii have his first movie comedy
role in The Great Adventure"
The movie houses offering heavy dra-
matte attractions also win present light
comedy films as well as the regular news
movies.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

who work in blackface and present a
miniature minstrel first part.
Another novel feature will be Little
Jerry, a lilliputian comedian in a sing
Ing, talking and dancing advertisement.
Among other acts completing the show
there will be the Edwin trio in a synco-
pated musical melange; Robinson and
Williams in a rube comedy skit entitled
THE Manager and The Boob" Lester
and Vincent, blackface comedians in q
satrical farce called Community Serv-
Ice" Collins and Phillips versatile fun
makers who have singing sketch, "a
Matrimonial Accident" and Kay, Hamlin
and Kay, comedy aerial stars in a rou-,
tine Of athletic feats.
Screen contributions will consist Of the
Bray Photograph, the Pathe review and a
Fox film farce who Is Who?"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
10000 Gallons of
Berries in Patch

CRErNsBJRG, Ind July 1d.-07er
10 ooo gallons Of blackberrles have been
picked from single patch owned by
Fred whlpple, six miles southwest OF
here MFR. Whipple allows the public to
pick as many berries as they like and
The patch which Is the largest in the
county is constantly filled with berry
rickers. Mr. Whipple Mt the start Of
the season, placed a duty OF 10 cents a
gallon on the berries but only n very
tow Of pickcrs ever paid 1t. Blackberries
are plentiful IN Decatur County this
year and are selling at 20 and 80 cents
per gallon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

ARBUCKLE. Ohio, July 18.-Old river
men report that alligators which fire.
quent the lower Mississippi River and
its subtropical tributaries never ascend
as far north as Arbuckle. But when
Mason Maupin was crossing the Kanama
near here a big saurlan struck with his
tail the boat in which Maupin was cross
ing. But for swift strokes Of his oar
upoh the head of the belst the boat
would have overturned,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
JOE JAZZ" WILLIAMS
TOPS NEW BILL AT LYRIC.

Coming to the Lyric next week Is
Harry Rogers newest concoction Of girls
and music called Revue La Petite" 1t
is staged IN seven scenes with Joe Jazz
Williams an eccentric comedian in the
cast. Claire Hanson and Josephine Con
over are other principals who are support
ed by a dancing chorus. It IS said to be
the most pretenuous Of Mr.. Rogers
many vaudeville acts.
4 touch Of ministrelsy will he given the
bill by the Three Minstrel Maids, girls
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Ferret Adopts Rat

LONDON. July 16.-A tame ferret be-
longing to a London resident is suck
ling a young rat with her litter of FIVE
young ferrets. Attempts TO get the rat
away from the litter are deeply resented
By che ferret. whs treats its fostaT baby
0r~ ~ its own
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

W a $ first pro-
duced on t h e
stage by Cohan
and Harris and
enjoyed a sue
cessful run.
Love. intrigue
mystery and hu
NOR are combined
In the feature
The story centers
around TTavers
Gladwin. the role
ena cted by q star
a young million
aire, no Is about
20 lie We for
Egypt for SIX
months. His Jap
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
nses. prorldlng manr a hearty chuekle

senses, providing many a hearty chuckle
for the spectator.
Otis Harlan OF Hoyt farCes fame and
Victory Bsteman are prominent in the
supporting cast
Topics OF The Day" the Fox news
weekly and a Prizma color subject, The
Rug Maker" will be subsidiary program
features.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
PAULINE FREDERICK HAS
DRAMATIC ROLE N "sALYAGE."

Salvage" Pauline Frederick's latest
Robertson Cole super special production
10 be screened at Loew's State next week,
beginning Sunday. is story Of mother
love, that love which ''passeth all under
standing" and does not count too great
any sacrifice or suffering.
Miss Frederick plays the part Of Der
nice Ridgeway, a young woman Of fine
family and breeding, who has always re-
garded marriage as a tender, beautiful
ideal DISBURSEMENT follows closely up
on the heels Of her marriage 70 Cyrus
RidSeway. q power in the financial world
Despite her efforts to maintain her dream
there is borne upon her the fact that her
husbands one creed is 10 get gold. ana
that his purpose in marrying her was 10
perpetuate the family name Of Ridgeway.
Fate mocks Cyrus however, when hts
heir is born hOpelessly reformed. With
no regard for the suffering Of his wife
he orders the child taken away. and when
Bernice RECEIVERS from her illness. she IS
told that her baby died. Through a Cos
siping servant Bernice learns Of her hus-
bands cruelty, a cruelty which prompted
him to ask the doctor if it We're not bet
ter TO let he child die. rather than have
a deformed baby bear the Ridgeway
name In a spirit Of hatred and revolt
against the man whose name she bears.
Bernice strips from her the costly cloth
ing, the Jewels aud leaves forever the
house Of Ridgewav.
In the squalor OF the New York s1ums.
where no questions are asked. she seeks
10 hide her sorrow and take up life anew.
Chance plays into her hands. when kste
Martin, 4 neighbor. the mother Of 5
year-old little girl, who bears a striking
resemblance u Bernice. commits suicide
in her room As Kate Martin, Bernice
through a series Of dramatic episodes
works out her destiny and finds at last
the happiness her mother heart Graves
salvage was adapted from an orig
tnal story By Daniel +. Whitcomb be
cause II gave Miss Frederick the greatest
characterization this charming star has
ever had.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
OFFICER 666" IS
NOW A MOVIE COMEDY.

Officer 600" based on one Of the most
celebrated stage plays ever produced. With
Tom Moore in the leading role supported
by a cast Of well known screen players
viii be the feature attraction at the
Colonial all week. Written by Austin Nc
Hneh and Minchell Smith "Oalcer 6G6
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
Broadway Trains It's Eye
on Premiere of Main Street
Walker Players Will Present It at Murat
Monday Night With Peggy Wood and
Mckay Morris in Cast.
JOE JAZZ WILLIAMS DUE AT LYRIC

will have its Theaer
when the world premiere Of Main Street. will be given by
Walker Players
Monday will be the important first night the
Walker organization because of the universal interest in
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
ENID BENNETT APPEARS
IN A SMALL TOWN COMEDY.

More than passing interest attaches it.
self to Keeping Up With Lizzie" a
comedy which comes to the Alhambra for
the first half OF next week with Enid
Bennett as the star for reason OF the
fact that 1t was written by Irving
Bachelor, one Of the foremost OF Aneri-
can novelists. and whose kindly. humor-
bus satire has placed him IN q niche en-
drely his own.
In this story, Mr.. Bachelor shows Just
how easy it is 70 accomplish a social revo-
luton in an ordinarily staid, small town
community
Miss Bennett IS cast as Lizzie Henshaw.
belle OF Pointview. a country town, who
Is sent to a fashionable school by her
ambitious father. His bitter business RI
val. Pettigrew, father Of Dan. Lizzie's
sweetheart, not TO be outdOne sends his
son to Harvard. After her graduation
Lizzie tours Europe with some wealthy
friends and then returns TO P6intview
with flock Of lofty and expensive ideas
and accompanied by a Count who sees in
her an opportunity to marry riches.
She Immediately sets q standard of
dress and mode Of living that starts q
period OF wild and furious spending on
the part OF POintyiew which threatens to
ruin everybody. Poor Dan. In spite Of
his Harvard background. plays second
fiddle to the Count
An engagement is announced and plans
forsthe wedding progress msrrily until
an incident occurs that brings Lizzie
and eIi the rpst Of Pofrtview ~ their
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
BARRTMORE HAS FIRST
COMEDY ROLE on SCREEN.

Lionel Barrymore will make his screen
debut as G comedian next week at the
Circle. when be appears in the screen
version OF Arnold BENEFITS famous
comedy, ''The Great Adventure"
The star. who has heretofore been seen
SnIy in heavy dramatic roles. has the
part Of an eccentric artist, Priam Faru.
who, in order to eiude a celebrity hunter
whose object is matrimony. conceals his
identity By posing as his own dead valet.
going TO his Gown" funeral in Westmin-
ster Abbey, ard sacrificing his worldly
possessions
The fact that pretty little widow mis-
"a kes him for the late valet, Leek. with
whom she lad been corresponding through
a matrimonial agency, adds considera bly,
TO the complications which pile themselves
on the shoulders Of the oman-dodglng
pubiicity stunning artist
Supporting Mr.. Barrymore IN the lead
Ing feminine role IS his wife. Doris Ran
kin, and the other principal players In
the cast are Octavia Broske. Two Dawson.
Mayl0th Carr. and Arthur Rankin.
A Booth Harrington Edgar comedy
featuring Johnny Jones and Lucille Rick
sen, a Circlette OF News and Topics OF
the day complete the program.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

Here is group Of real circus babies.
And II they follow in the parents foot
steps all may grow up to be remarkable
performers.
The little girl is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Marco Delano. noted eques-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
ESGLAND's FAT ACTRESS
APPEARS IN THE MYSTERY RnAn


Recognized IN England as the Fatty
AFbuckle of the British screen, Irene Tri-
pod. famous London actress, has an i'm
portant character role in The MES
Road an English made Paramount pie
ture screened in Europe. featuring David
Powell, which will be shown at the Ohio
next week.
Miss Tripod won fame on the Lon
don stage because Of her iolity and en-
bonpoint. Tipping the scales al a weight
the pOuderOusness Of which is kept a
close secret. she is easily the heaviest
professional I'm England, ana hence ber
comparison with Fatty Arbuckle She
usually PLAYS the parts Of fat tavern
mistresses, and her speciality IS the big
woman OF the French type. IN The
Mystery Road she has the role Of a Wild
owed tavern keeper and in her hands it
Is said to be one Of the finest bits Of
character acting displayed in the pic
tUre.
The story. written especially for Para
mount by z. Phillips Oppenheim. the
famous British novelist, is romantic. dra-
matte and appealing. The hero is q
young Englishman who travels the mys-
terry road Of life heedlessIy without Civ
ing q thought to whittier it leads The
love element IS strong and gripping. The
supporting company including among
Others Nadia Ostrovska. =. Woodlnan.
Mary Glynne. Ruby Miller aud Percy
Standing. is one Of the strongest seen in
any BTitish-made Paramount picture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16

anese servant Is busily engaged packing
his masters clothes when the officer on
the beat officer 6G6. who has been re
uuested 20 keep an eye on the place,
enters. Later. Gladwin himself suddenly
returns 10 his place saying that he had
learned that his butler had conspired
with thieves 10 rob him OF his valuabl
paintings and that he had returned FOR
the thrill OF catching them. While there
two Young women suddenly enter the
place and one announces that she intends
TO marry Gisdwin.
The star Is supported by a cast Of well
known players including Jeanne Cal
houn, who plays opposite Moore, Priscilla
Bonner who adds sbit Of charm 10 the fea-
ture: Jerome Patrick, Hardee Kirkland
Raymond Hatton. Harry Dunkinson'
Kate Lester. Al Edmundson, NJ B. Flynn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
BEN TCRPIN TO FROLIC
on REGENT SCREEN.

Described as the funniest comedy ever
produced by Mack Sennett, "A Small
Town IDOL" with an all-stsr cast or
Sannett players and bathing beauties,
will BE the feature attraction at the
Regent all the week starting sunday.
Humor. thrills and spectacular scenes
are combined. and more than 800 pretty
girls are seen IN various scenes Of the
production.
Ben Turpin. Charlie Murray, Phyllis
Haver. Marie Provost, James Finlayson,
Al Cooke, Billy Bevan. Dot Farley, Bert
Roache and Eddie GribbOn are the lead
ing players.
The story Of a Small Town Idol"
revoIves around a village youth who.
wrongfully accused, goes to the city
where he makes good" as a star in
motion pictures. He returns to his home
only to find that his sweetheart IS about
to marry the villain. Many unusually
amusing situations follow until the
hero" Ben Turpin, IS finally extricated
to the joyful clang Of wedding bells.
-i- - IL
AT MISTER SMITHS.
The movie feature at Mister Smith 8
next week will be Mildred Harris in
Habit" dramatic story. Ethel Grey
Terry appears in the cast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-16
LOUISE GLAUM APPEARS
IN A NEW SPECIAL MOVIE.

J. Parker Read Jr's new special pro
duction. Il An Guilty" will be shown
AZ the Isis next week with Louise Glaum
as the star.
The story is woven around Connie Mac
Nsfr. q neglected wife. who IS implicated
I'm murder affair from which she has
great difficulty in eXtricating herself
Left alone by a thoughtless husband. the
wife. q former chorus girl. accepts the
fnsistert invitation Of a friend Of her
stage davs 70 attend a frolic given by
Teddy Garrick, a notorious pleasure
seeker.
Following the party the host meets
death in a mysterious manner and as
result Connie Is drawn into the police
veh. Z burn on the shoulder Incurred
during q struggle with Garrick when
he attempts 70 force his attentions on
the unsuspecting Connie causes the I'm
ger Of suspicion TO be pointed toward
her.
The story was written by Bradley
King. The production Is notable for the
general excellence OF the cast in sup
mort Of the star. numbering. as II does.
such players as Joseph Gilgour, Mahion
Hamilton. little Mickey Moore and Ruth
Stonehouse.
Tade Dolan's entertainers will furnish
musical advertisement and a comedy en-
titled His Bitter Half" will also he
shown.
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, 1921-12-02
LIBEK-r EuNbs.

Marquis, Sheriff of Natrona Coun-
ty, Wyoming, will, at 10 o'clock a.
m. on Saturday, the 14th day of
January, A. d. 1929, sell at pub
lie vendue to the highest bidder for
cash, at the south front door of the
Courthouse of said Natrona Coun-
ty, State of Wyoming, situated in
the City Of Casper, in said county
and state, SO much of the lands and
tenements attached herein as may
be necessary to satisfy the judg-
ment entered herein on July Is,
1921, for s342.7s, and interest
thereon at 8 per cent per annum
from said July Is. 1921, to date of
S10.29 and accruing interest. and
costs of suit of S51.65, and ac-
cruing costs, the said real estate
being more particularly known and
described as follows, to-wit:
An undivided one-half interest in
and to Lot Numbered Ten in Block
Numbered One Hundred Eighteen,
in Sheridan Heights Addition to the
City formerly TOWN. of Casper,
in the County of Natrona, in the
State of Wyoming, according to the
recorded plat of said Sheridan
Heights Addition to the Town (now
City, of Casper, in said County
and State, on file and of record in
the office of the county clerk and
ex-oficio register of deeds in and
for said county and state, together
with the improvements thereon; APP
praised value $3.50.
Said lands and tenements must
be sold for not less than two-thirds
of the appraised value thereof.
Dated this LIST day Of December,
A. d. 1921.
y. L. MARQUIS,
Sheriff of Natrona County,
State of Wyoming.
Publish Dec. 2. 0. 16. 2S, 30. 1921.
Jan. 6. IS, 1922.
, 1921-12-02
livestock Mart

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-U. S. Bureau
Of Mnrkets6Cattle Receipts. 5000:
beef steers steady to csc lower; quail.
lily very plain: bulk. s6.25ds.25; she
stock strong: bulk fat cows and heif-
ers. sass de: bulls weak; best bologna
bulls around s5.s5; calves and stock
r steady; best vealers to packers.
$9@9.50.
Hogs = Receipts. $4,000: market
fairly active; light and light lights
steady; others steady to sc lower than
Yesterdays average: top. $40 for
light lights: practical top. 81; bulk,
s6.70Q6.90 cwt.; pigs steady: bulk de-
sirables. sT@7.10.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; fat lambs
steady - Csc higher; sheep and year
lings steady; choice fed western lambs
to city butcher. sio.T5; bulk IA lambs
s1o610.50; choice handy ewes, $500
4.5oi top. s5.2b; feeders scarce, steady.