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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

AIRS y \ naaGhign ser rssfd aef
mle dsughter Marlea hy hasiuT
tea ot aer liae uds n Saturday
ia honor Of Maflurys ienth birthday
Games ana musle we're features ul
ihe afternoon a. muA and white
color motlf pAs used d the ioc eonfse
and the case. which had tea pink and
white candles vn Il MlHa A'ariors
rocolyod many beautiful gifs from
her friends and ! set 81 books from
her parents
Miss Dorothy lloaghiou and Misi
Mary Louise Coleman led the game
Tor the afternoon Othcr guests wef'
Lucile Martin. Dorothy Casey jose
phlne Niaaley Gerald Diu~iddie
Helen Wolfe, Cencsieye Davis, Nildi
May William and France, Lille
n n n
One O'Clock Luncheon For
phi Del GAMMA ciul
Miss Ethel Douglass entertaine'
tho Phi Delta Gamma club AZ a on
O'Clock luncheon Saturday II he
home Mrs. cleve Chasnut won his
score for tho afternoon Mrs Arthur
Dibbens. Mrs Glenn and Mrs iioy
douglass were additional guests
n n X
informal Luncheon
Mrs I'd Rcxrosd entertained ies
friends az one oelOGt luncheo'
Friday when ragged robin formed a
attractive eenterpicce for tho lunch
con table and baskets of purple Irl
wcro used throughout the rooms
Following the luncheon bridge wa
played. Ma f'rcd nycrs eou 'ol
score.
n y x
Mr. and Mrs Glenn Douglass ans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Primitive Baptist paper and decided 70
try il. haveused Lydia +. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound and LYDIA 4.
Pinkham's Liver Pills for about seven
months and now | am able to do my
work. | shall never forget your medi-
cine and you may publish this If you
want to as II is true. Mrs. ]. Z.
HURsEy, Star, N. c.
Here Is another woman who adds her
testimony to the many whose letters we
have already Published, proving that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound often restores health 10 suffering
women even after they have gone so far
that an operation In deemed advisable.
Therefore it viii surely pay any woman
whe suffers from ailments peculiar TO
ner sex to give this good old fashioned
remedy fair trial.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
roLAA THROWS COAT
iNro DISCARD At SING
fcon'inued rrom raTe ~

RE and Logan county has taken hold
Of al features Of fAe community
work. The special classes in leader
snip in song aud chcorus work vii.
te held Monday "Wednesday and ri.
day nights. with the uhulele night on
Tuesday. All these classes win be
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

wS
Ar and Nrs George Mafsia spent
sunday Ia Oklahoma sity wlta Airs
Nartae sisters
X x r.
Mrs Roy Crahhc and NV Fart
Patterson wal easertaln IN raesdas
nrsdre elas At sac honv * sbe tofmet
TUESDAY
10 Garner Nas an Oklahoais 1is2
slsstor Saturday
1N
Aihencum elub has heca postponed
an aeooang 81 censlstep
S.x Hundred ,lah Aas beeu pea'
pon~d fof two weeks
N n s.
Meth nsBson ~ impssN Mission
A., society ~li moes 60 sse semof-
ruw afgcneoa with MIA y hAteman
sci Fast Wasalsssen AseRnr
" III
Nf clarepce MAssen an cmeio, q
she SANTA ~ speas she weck ea8 Veg
ArsAasas 1siy ~tth fFieuds
VI NJ N
Ng ana Nr T. q fitsa maioffs'
49, fFem oklahoma s'lis s~.'efaey q
sgeua ihe da> ~iih ~ sgd Nfs IS
W illtAmAH
Y ~
Nr M,fen MARKS fofnsf ifAsA#i
in Gashne Hlgh sehuoi e feff ieoe
Enld sof epnaissory
X "
Mira lleaales ana Mrs Nrnvll ~t
entertain the membee of ihesf dN'
slou ~ sbr rafm Mvmen glHh
tho home ~ the fernvr s-l sort
vine TUESDAY at ase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

they would last TWO
wee ks; a wa $
treated byNTo doc
tors without relief
and they both said
| would have TO have
an operation. ! had
mytroublefoury years
and was unfit 20 do
anything, and had
given up all hope Of
ever getting any
better. | read about
your medicine in the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

c. ". Howe and wife, OF Kansas
City, Mr., who have been conducting
the music in the revival at the Christ
ian church, give concert there on
Tuesday night. A musical treat OF
unusual merit Admission rs and so
cents. Proceeds 20 to the church.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Attend the concert TO be given by
The Howes at the Christian church
Tuesday night. A high class enter
tainment by performers Of more than
the usual order OF merit.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

u ali this special WORK 10 community
'sry.eo. why, know Of citrs that
would pays great sums OF hard casa
Tor what Guthrie Is getting for moth
ing. Il 10 tho greatest opportunity
Tor securing real aud permanent as
set 10 the city"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

one . ointment eilzsn said, as tbs
close Of this songfest. 4 am afrs
most 0t our good "a xens ani es'e
rrgan stations are fA;iing 10 grasp TIE
full meanhls anc great value 20 Gnth.
rie ans the surrounding eommlt,eee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

The yoang people hhlo eiAsa NJ
the First CHRISTIAN chae,h attended
thele aima yesterday tae attendance
was lis collection ssoes Thanks i
given everyone wAo dia sueh 'alned
wofs ID help brink apoai lhis eon
aerful aucvcss The lestufV of ilr
81 = Corn vas musi excellent and
timely Wish all yoans peoiae o'
Guthrie could bAye heaia ana resolved
the great oonetlt from the ieasona he
save Mrs NJ II naffs loAehef
M NJ M
Au interesting feature 81 tho sun
ia, school Class of lbe r.rA chriat-
la eh0roA Nas iho Attendance Of
fse pair 81 twins A dollar was
essen 10 each twin under three Years
IA ana carnations so thc Two pair
oNer thsee years old
M NJ
Dr chas Esans ana sister Nons
ana ms Francis ~ Oklahoma sily
spens yesterday with slrs "a HsA
road
xxx
Nr and Mrs. y Douglass eii
leave Thursday fof wawhinrtop
From tAero they win SO to Lynch
harg. Va 10 ylsi, their daughter
Miss MARY and to attend the Ma,
festival.
NJ u "
Mlss neulah casolt sponI The da,
h Oklahoma city today
M II VI
Tom Mix. The famous wild west
movie actor vas a Visitor ID ne so,
yesterday
n "A n
George sohlbrrg OF. Oklahoma tit
was a Gushrio visitor yesterday.
4 y =
Nr. j. J Hiidreih and Mr. aieill
> Beland went 20 bar'leesillc 'hl
morning 90 attend house party a
the Baatieayiile Country club given p
Mrs Henry Thompson. All member
and former mcmbcrs u the klmon'
clu,. are ln,ited There will be guest
from Tulsa. Cushing. Oklahoma Nil,
aud Ponca City
n 4 q
Mrs. Y. ". sharum. Mrs W. X
sharum and Mrs, Frank Sarocr hav
gone TO their home IN Rlpiey af'e
spending the week here with friends
"A y "
Miss Annabel Smith was tho CUES
of Miss Mary IIiehlower IN oklahom
City over the weekend.
v y v
Miss Mary Long and SIR !. Early
vine ~ oklahoma city ~cre ih<' Sun
day guests Of Mr. and Mrs. cha'
Long. svrlKI n
M = N
Mas Grace poak of Oklahoma CT
was. the guest OF her parents. Pro
ana Mrs. {. n. Peak.
N y n
Mrs. Q. = Durham aud two chlidrc
who have been visiting her mothel
Mrs. Warner for several weeks. hav
returned to their home IN Tulsa Nrl
Warner accompanied them a. far
Oklahoma City.
n = "
Mrs. G. N Sorcnson will spend "a
week in Oklahoma city with friend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Tho French hand made blouse
sure TO please the fastidious The
beloved iabot comes itno its own
again very successfully.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Mrs. and Mfs lloyd poa.lass had an
their Alnner guests Thursday even'ns
Az and Mw r. Douglass and MISS
Ethel douglass IL hepor os Mrs J
" Douglass nigtbda,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

NeN Shipment Trroletle DRESSES
Tor sport. afierno0n and Yrees
Values IL ses 80 tof sieM eil tolor
aud slse~. wonderful values Lutf
y co
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Or and Nrs charles Waite Of i'it
West sleyela0d announce ile mAffi
age q their efanataughe Gene
vivian browsefman io Robert "
carter on February ~. 1927 at Perry
ONa Air Garter is claengtaph opere
gor Al he highland Theatre The
oung couAle will make their home h
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

throughout the United States the
American Legion is now represented
by io.2Ot posts and 2l50 auxiliary
units.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

SOCIAL CALENDAR
MerdAy
Cambridge CAB 1Abny
Tuesday
Consatory
Tuesday Bridge cluA Airs Roy
srabbe and Mrs Earl Patterson
Shakespeare eiae. iAhAgs
.Atheneum club l0sspoaed
SIX Hundred club Postponed
Wednesday
ConsissorY
RS "A eiuo~A @ L " Hall
rhurscay
consl@lofy
Acorn cluh Mrs q A nuKA~
Atarlan gleb--lAhfsfy
Friday
] G. r club Mr ami Nr iseiol
Logan
@ s. s Chapter Nssoele femple
& M Fl
N III u
r&Xig #*x N% w II y y
E DAILY rAOuGar
xw1 MSwwM ~wN s %N a
"klpd looks klad words k'ad acts
ara warm handshaees shese are
secondary means W grace When mri
Ars Ia sroular apd ara llglHlne thesl
anse,a battles John Hal
ts f4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

sstee alss tonisNi. ges sl,s the usaAi
f'ne solo Come hglnw Aoar friends.
and help 10 tiiAs rreat CLOSING se'yle :
ns shis ma'iy remarkable revival
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
CARTER oOAprN wEupih0
MADE GAIA tvtNf
lNn.lnn.a . nom 90 I J

Carter read ara oiirlnal seem folu
'nls,emco o, byEone desc hn said
ahcn Ao wrote ioeu peens to his
awevlhcafi Mfa A ~ iluasen eh
behalf 81 tho Federation oi Womrn
clubs made gracious ltie lalA 'R
mhi., She spoke 81 the ssfii %
giving ana iolnN Tor ulnefs thai iheee
read old people had Always shown
and i. ID STAR umo lbai others ehouii
-do for incm preneuled Nrs carter
wish 4 handsome eAmea pln aHd ~
Carter w4sh gold headed e''ony
came
a feel that this is ms coronation
ngeht said Nv Carter lu response
An original poem written an read
by Mrs Adde laeAArd Nflh Mlan
Davis accompanying az the piano ~aa
IA delightful usai an well ~ Mrs
Esther Rlckfofas solo "lefea old
Sweet soaa and chopln piano
number b> Mias Esther Bruc"
Community Aonev iolio~ed and a
naapy readings by Rev kilporn ei
nne an Rneya gneuia aud a good stof,
we'll told by Ar Frank NeGuire on
Mr Caners marital troubles ended
an evening long 80 be remembered
| The following Is the tribute written
10 hss wife by Mr carter
Tribute FROM n N Car e.
! 70 rls wife
ln youths sweet spfln Efime yoafa
ago.
| when all the air elih traKrause hunr
tAnd buds ana slo'somN wern aglom
lWlih dazzling lights ot Gods good
sun.
. q ~ III|Il4 IL
II woocJ and won you for my wi'H.
IA heipmato loyinE. GOOD and fair.
10 stand beside me all my liie
land With me all ny future share.
lTogether We have walked with Pride
Down Lifc'a broad pathway hand 4a
hand:
lEach with trust that could abide
IOniy saih Those Who Understand
ls,orms aud clouds and gloom have
met US,
! Sorrows cup we've oft drained dfy
|, Thorus aud bramble. have beset as
iThough we've wondered oi,ca Why
istnl we've Aad our share Of saa
shine.
i.0flng friends sincere and true.
iChndreus children asect 10 blsas as
Joy 70 start each day anew
Many milesiones arr behind us.
Those ahead are io~t 10 vigw
g,ut The Fathers care viii guide M
Tin our Earthly journeys thfouga
And hope on that last evening.
, When our bark goes With the tide.
We ain stiil leave port together
Hand ia hand and side ~ aide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

WANTED-clean. light cotton rasi
at Leader Office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

wANTED-clean. light cc;ton rag
at Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18
WOMAN AVOIDS.
AN OPERATION
Hope Nearly Gone, but Lydia
(. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Saved Her

Star, N. C.-"My monthly spells
gave me so much trouble. sometimes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

American claims Against Germany
for injuries caused from the world
war are estimated at slsOOSs,324.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

NJ and Mrs Glenn poueiass and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-04-18

Mrs. c. n. sorcnson viii spend the
week in oklaboma city with friends
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-29

and Eugene O'Bricu is the star. With
hin. are Martha Mansfield and Nitd
Ndldi, aud II you remember John
Barpmoro's "Dr. JckvH and Mr..
HYDE" vou urtu recall that both Of
these ladies' first came into screen
prominence IN that picture. Nov.
here thcy arc, year later, IN a diff
tcrcnt company, again playing the
good" and "bdd' ,comcn that then
did in the Stevenson story.
There came near being an Oriental
invasion Of Philadelphia week after
next, but the enemy" lost half its
strength, so the
Pold Negri danger is avertco.
Film Coming The Stanleys pic
to Stanley ture on that oc-
casion will be Zone
Arabian Night" the big foreign picture
with Pola Negri. On top OF that It
was planned to have Betty Blythe and
THE Queen of Sheba' start its local
career at the Stanton. At the last mo-
ment, however, that persistent sticker,
Over the HILL" was urged to stay
another week so that another bushel Of
fans could be squeezed in--and the
Oriental rush was stopped.
People evidently ike to christen
things. This IS plain from the fact
that thousands Of letters haze been
reoetved by the Nipon- -Nidrlinger Of
fces IN response to tho request for a
name for the house to be erected IN
and former Mayor Thomas Smith.
Thps nnnhf fn ~ tbnsa sa
Ventipe 0eniuscs at toorb ndmin0 Pull
man odrs tohen they finally run out Of
long Indian names.
"The Cabinet Of DR.. Ca1lgarf" wns
such n positive hit out at the Bluebird
Theatre last week (where it broke
house records) that this nightmare pic
ture will be shown later in West Phil
adelphia at the Nixon -Nirdlinger
houses. All Of which goes to show
than some Of the exhibitors seem to
think.
THE picture at the new Karlton next
l. week is the kind that is going to
provoke n lot of discussion. It'll make
some folks mad enough to throw things.
anu otners Will pr"oaoly pe sulteu flBnI
down to the ground. The picture is
"A Trip to Paradise" with Bert Ly-
tell. In case that does not mean any
thing to you, it may be added that the
story is based on Franz Molnar' s
drama, which, under the title Of "Lil-
liom," is playing n long engagement in
New York.
The picture people have removed 1t
n long way from Molnar's original
Hungarian, and they've changed parts
Of it entirely. AS IL stands now, the
scene IS Coney Island and the barker -
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through the woods-something that ran
swiftly. The Shetland ponies snorted.
Nearer and nearer drew the something.
Then out of the woods dashed al
anilmal--out of the woods and straight
for the tent Of leaves. 1t stuck it's nose
into the door-it opened its mouth.
Jack drew back the stick to strike.
Then suddenly Jack threw the stick
away. He gave a shout and flung both
arms around the animals neck.
"Todde Pupkins!" shouted Jack.
''Toddie Pupkins, good dog. you have
found u.s.
And so 1t was Toddie Pupkins. And
close behind him was Johnny Bull,
painting hard. for he couldn't run SO
fast as Toddie.
The dogs barked happily over finding
the children, then when Jack and Janet
mounted the ponies again. Toddie Pup
kins led them home.
1--WE will never go into the woods
alone again." promised Jack. Never
without Todde Pupkins or Johnny
Bull"
Next week Jack and Janet meet the
Wild folks Of the woods.)
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who is the chief character, is a typically
tough New Yorker. Bert Lytell is Ger
tainly far removed from Joseph Schild-
kraut; but then, It ought to be inter-
estlng for comparative reasons, II
nothing else.
That long awaited event, the opening
or the Adline, at the corner OF Nine
teenth and Chestnut streets, is at last
nv going to be q
"a, announce reality. Announce
Atdire's Open ment will be made
ing Soon this week, accord :
ing to the Felt
brothers, who head the company erect i
ing the theatre, as to just when it opens
,, IT'S doors; In addition to Fairbanks.
Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, George
Arliss and D. w. Griffith pictures. n
recent switch of companies by ALA
Inazimova will mean that the great
russians photoplays will also be shown
mere; Rex Beach attractions are still
another promise. "The Three Muske-
teers' will, as previously stated, open
installed.
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CHAPTER VI
Lost I'm the Woods

TACK and Janet were lost in the
= great woods. They didn't know
which way to turn to find their way
home.
They were sorry now that they had
ridden their ponies, Trixie and Topsy,
after Mr.. Rabbit.
And father told us not to 60 into
the woods" said Jack, suddenly re.
membering his promise.
oh, l never thought Of that" said
Janet. II didn't think of anything ex =
cept following that hopping rabbit"
But we should have thought Of it,"
said Jack. "That is why father told
us not to go into the wovds-because
we would get lost"
Trixie and Topsy, the ponies, didn't
seem to mind being lost. They just
nosed around for nice punches Of grass
and began to eat as contentedly as
though they were at home in theil
stable.
They don't need to worry" sait
Jack. "They can fnG plenty to eat il
the woods. But we can't find anything
to eat and we will starve."
Like the babes in the woods" whis
pered Janet. "Do you remember tn
story about them?" Yes. Jack did re
lnenber-how the babes got lost, anc
starved and went to sleep never to wake
up again, and how the birds GOV.
cred them over with leaves.
1--WE can't find our way out Of tn,
woods, and perhaps the more we rid,
around the more we will get lost" sale
Jack. Lets camp right here and wai
for some one to find u.s.
So they got off the ponies, and tiet
Trixie and Topsy to bushes. Then JACK
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By J. p. McEVOY

neck, while you lol around the house
watching her. ! suppose IL fell out
the window you would not even look out
to see il hit the ground wou'd you
IT'S ACCORDING TO HOW BUSY !
WAT AT TIE TIME.
Oh. is that so! You are not salts
fed with nagging and abusing me, on,
you must insult me. That is the kind
Of q man ! married Why did marry
you? IF YOU EVER FIND. OUT,
LET ME KNOW.
Let yor know! I will let you know
right now that II wasn't to take down
the screens and do ull the work around
the house that q man should do.
may have promised to love, honor and
obey, but l didn't promise to do all the
dirty work and wait on you hand and
foot and be combination cook, house .
wife, houseboy, valet, bellboy and
caddy.
Do your hear me? (Snore from Mr..
Dove'cigh.) Wake up! How dare you
snore at me? Wake up! cloud snore. }
Oh. such a man Oh. such a life
The screens are still up.
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tore off branches from shrubs about
them and made n little tent like an
Indians wigwam, only much smaller.
1--WE can sleep in here II we have
to-" said Jack bravely, although he did
not feel very brave inside.
ooh! I hope there aren't any bears
in this woods" whispe ed Janet. 1--WE
haven't Johnny Bull here to fight
them"
II wish we had waited for the dogs,
before going riding" said Jack.
'Toddie Pupkins wouldn't have let us
get lost
Jack and Janet we're very tired. and
az they whispered in the tent Of leaves,
they nodded. And before they knew it
they were aslepp. How long they slept.
they did not know, but when a sound
suddenly aroused them they awoke to
find that the woods were growing dark
Again came the sound-a distant
howl.
"Is it n wolff" whispered Janet
"Or 1t may be bear" she added, as
the howl sounded nearer.
Jack pushed Janet behind him, and
picked up a stick.
Don't be afraid" he whispered.
They could hear something coming
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s,ur answer is that an Old screen
fovoritc. who has done character
..rts since the nickelodron days, has
InnW I. Wov Show" Charles
snS%r Screen Stars Oglc is his name,
10 oc'ee" and the old-timers
I'll, nine up with the remark that he
w VIA 70 10 act with Mary Fuller. W
m.na Tv and Mark McDermott in the old
pa% paI"or Company. Yes, and was
,nyortc for tho role Of George Wash
ington, t'o'
For long time Ogle has been acting
I.rt m the Coast taking parts as they
% same TO him, good, bad and indifferent,
.aJ when his chance came he took
lW Ogle, like Roberts and Hatton and
rhoncy. has one of those mobile faces
,rhicb can express something more than
,,ns idea that they are handsome and
trow It, or that the director has told
hsu 70 register grief, and they must
A. n 70 earn their salaries. The un-
jnrtunate thing Is that he is not fea-
.ured prominently as he deserves to be.
To be sure, the company recognized
h,s work sufficiently to mention him in
Me same breath with Jack Holt and
,jJle Lee, the other prominent persons
n nAfter the Show" but unless some
lsoncerted effort is made, Ogle will again
,siapse into "choice bits" which,
translated, means fragmentary appear
snce, on the screen, made to stand out
Nv The individual efforts of the actor.
That was what happened to Raymond
Hatton after his unforgettable part IN
1.-THE Whispering Chorus" which
Oecil De Mile has sometimes called his
bsst but least successful picture.
Once IN q phile some genius Rko
theodore Roberts can oom bine q re-
morkablo ability to create neo types
,snd popularity 10Th fans and er-
,klbitors. That there are not more Is
one Of the crying shames OF the screen,
lond tho fault rests party totth you,
fons.
TN ADDITION to after the Show"
j (let's hope It is at least a fraction
s good q film as Miss Weiman's
li'Footlights") the Stanley will have
the newest Buster Keaton comedy, and
The presence Of Henri Scott, the BARI
tone, on its program. Keaton is one Of
those "betwlxt and between" fellows;
not quite slap stick, but not quite
straight comedians. Incidentally, there
do not seem to be any Of the latter
class right now. Harold Lloyd de-
lpends partly on stunts, and the Christie
comedies are pretty hilariously farci-
cal. Isn't IL pity that there are no
longer any Sidney Drews to add the
last savory flavor to a photoplay bill?
Condolences OCCUR crsry day IN the
movies, but an unusually peculiar one
Il noted in the Arcddia'S film merit
Ueek. It's name is 1.-THE Last Door"
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TDin Bed Lecture

The screens are still up around
the Dopeleioh mendge and Mrs.
Dooeletgh Ia quite peored about u.
She thinks that Mr.. DoDelet0h ought
to do something. Mr.. Dopeiet1h ts
doing something about the Is
trpin1 to sleep.
I should think you would have some
interest in your place. One would think
you we're a mere animal, leading an an
imal existence. for all the interest you
take in your home. Do you know the
screens are stlll up and it Is nearly
Christmas? They should have been
taken down long ago you know they
WELL. WHY HAVEN'T
YOU TAKEN THEM DOWN?
Why haven't | taken them down.
like that! / KNEW YOU WOULD.
Oh, you knew l would take them
down, did you? Well, you never were
30 mistaken in your life. I hope you
live until / take them down. You
will be the only one alive on the last
day. I should take them down! Your
wife should 60 out climbing around on
the walls and win1owsills, risking her
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--MOVIEGRAlNS or THE WEEK
s,r,etin,es Character Man Gets Star Role-De MILES
after the Sho,o at Staey-Other Films at Local Houses

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ian
him walk with In nsuchcas
which
Stanley
written by that and promising
& writer who Philadcphion. Now
Il
ohe makes people for their salaries
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DREAML4ND
ADVENTURES
The Home In the Woods
BY DADDY

Jack and Janet move to home In
INC 'ooods. There they find sur
PRISE dnditing them-t,oo Shetland
ponies for their very oon. They
ride the ponies and toilo,o a hopping
RABBIT into the Goods Uhere they
get lost.