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Fistic NeIOs John Pollock and Gossip

draw with Billy GlbsOns pTuteEe Ffanhe Jerome
In the other tWVlVo- round oontaa Matahmahey
Eddie AoAahon has Arranged for Frunhs MAJ
well, the Harlem Cyclone, to meet Charlie Pukin4-
ton Ia Tho semi final Charlie GiniEan win dan
With Jack Courtney.
Ton McArdls has deuidod TO stage a sDucisi b,1-
ing show II the Commonwealth SPORTING cub
Of Harlem. for Which BE- will charm popular prio,.
Tom has already signed up the Principal, IN N.
main bout. he having secured Jaek ssy,es 70
meet Eddie Fischer for ten rounds He will have
another ten-Found 50 and three preliminary bouts.
Al. Roberts the Staten ISlsnd heapvciEht now
boxing und9 the mAnagOmmt II Billy Chan
will engage in another battle Tomorrow nieht He
viii swap Dmdhes with sailor GrAbde. the hushy
haAEyWuAgh Of OAhfunia. in tho main 10 o.
tvelVe rounds 10 = decision = the West Brigh.
ton Is. - Sporting club. THIS ought 10 Be
very interesting batGG
Jimmy Fruzssth. the New England ughtueazht
champion. who got q decision Foaontly over Benny
ValSer IN ten-round battle in New EnEiand
will take on Vaisg ASAin To- morrow nighi TAsy
will come t0gethT In a ifteen-rUund 20. To a 10
cisiOn. al the Pioneer Sporting Club FraEzsr
agreed TO givo ValgeE . r0tuTn bAtua In tho semi.
final Joe DslHOO win hsttie Frankie Olsen.
Two good ten-rOuBd bouts VIII preosds TIE I'm.
Iron,rs ,,1 Rt,chi. Me-, - II-s,l'o i,lS
CO, -, u,,,,t., -, I,,,,.- -, 90ulie
proniting Ioc.I nsn,., AN ~. ln'
SIlohasls and Nr,dT.+ smith ,,,,, 49,. noooy
p,u, No. -. m WIN
contest.
Bsc,u,e n P,ch.v O'Gs,,v,. ,,.np,,. D.. -
is D1pds n ths r,n,,,ds u1n,. g !" -
rorsi IoC,I b.rt,nvsigs, ~, ~, ..-,s,, ~ ~
mect sammy N,bl. A. ,bs p,o,osr So. -. "
an SATURDAY Mat spenorr 4, ,I.o - ~
meet Frankie Masun. de or.ot b,Dt.1,,--I,S, :,
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TGGRS GOSSIP AND
30 WILING NEWS .

The Sunday blue laws and the early
closing movement, which threaten the
prosperity of the bowling alley bust
ness, will be discussed at great length
at the annual meeting Of the Eastern
Bowling Alley Owners Association at
their headquarters, No. 1874 Broad
way, this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The
model and prospectus OF "A new bowl
ing device designated to eliminate the
pin boy will also be exhibited to the
alley owners. OFFICERS will be elected
for the season OF 1921 1922 and char
tiers VIII also be awarded to mem
beers desiring to have an entry in the
Eastern individual bowling cham
pionsh!p. in which the very best
bowlers OF these parts will partci-
pate.
The Most Holy Redromer Mutual Bowling club
house tournament. In which nine evenly matched
teams are entered, Is to open p the N. U,
Street. on Jan. II and cUhtinue until March l.
The teams sre selected from two olasses. known
class and II. one member Of each class
comprising team. via. Team No, /. J. Baum
Eartncr and J. Roth: team No. 2. q. Schwartz H.
and A. Rasmussen: team No o. r. Klein and T.
team No .. W. kolEr and 7. Parker; tcru No
Q, O. zwei,r and H. Ba,lmgnrner; team No, :.
s. Sangcrwuh and A. Ifaus; team No. g, NJ
Bodaok and T. thinner: team No. 0. A. schafner
and A. Bopp.
Tho New York Bakers got away 70 1 good starr
in tho opening series Of games In the leipzig
last ght. In the opening game they bcai the
Krautsrhneidcrs with total Of IT'S TO 773 for the
srhncidcrs had little trouble in dlsposnE Of the
No am With a total of $40 10 $50. The third
Tor the New YORK Baktrs. who tailed rs 10 az
for the No quintet.
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EdwArds's Bad Eye Causes Bout To
Halt. DO

Whst looked like one Of the best
fights of the evening at the Pioneer
Sporting CAB Saturday night betWeen
frankie Edwards, the east side han
tamWeight, and Jackie Curtin of Jersey
city came to termination in the fiftb
round. An old wound over Edwards
right optic was opened by the Jerseyite
IN lhe second session, and for the en-
suing three rounds the blood nesr HI.
eye had 50 interfered with the game H.
tie east slider THAT his manager ana
second Lew Meyers. stopped the figbt
Up TO until the bout was halted the two
lads had fought like wildcats. thel,
tishting being so fast and close thai
the reason OF the sudden ending n,,1-
zled the big crowd of enthusisstic os
ing fans, The boys were rematEnS5
and viii meet again as soon as Jsl'
Wards's eye has healed. Both no.,
weighed in at 1872 pounds. o'9
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Franl.Ie Jerome VIM Ennilr.

Nov BEDFORD, Jan. lO.-Frankls
Jerome OF staten Island gave Younc
Manly OF this city terrific iaoi5e, fos5
ten rounds al the Casino A. 6. in Faii
River saturday night. The local raiItt
man was on the taking end throug.N,int
Besides giving his man a beatins e
rome gave Manly four or Ave pounds ne he
weighing In at l1s and TIE Latter
about 1913. Twice in the two cIost, aS
rounds the bell saved Manly from 3
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held on that date. The contest is not likely
to be affected by the recent ruling Of the
Boxing Commission limiting top prices for
seats to SIS for more reasons than one.
This match was made more than two
months ago. long before the Commission
issued its edict. and according to the terms
of the signed articles then agreed to Tex.
Richard is legally responsible to both Demp-
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q TARTING to-day, this will be an
y active week in baseball. T. viii
serve as the climax to one Of
the most extraordinary winter sea
sons in the history OF the game.
Either peace and tranquility will
hover over organized baseball or
strained relations will exist between
the different factions. ......
All business previously transacted
at the annual National, American
and Minor League meetings comes up
for final ratification.
The scene Of the meeting wall be
Chicago The potent issue. whether
Glass "A minors will secede or accept
the majors propos ed agreement for "A
period of twenty-five years. The
drafting Of players from the minors
will also be discussed and the price
to be paid for them.
The authenticity Of Ban JohnsOn's
disapprovai OF Judge lands presld-
ing as the supreme judge of baseball
will be revealed, and the stand OF his
Faithful Five"
An unusual feature OF the Windy
City conference will be the enforced
silence of the erstwhile mogul of or
ganized baseball, Ban Johnson. He
will merely play the minor role of at
mOsphere. His former great power
at swaying issues to-day is a thing
Of the past.
Contingent on the aforementioned
questions being settled agreeab bly, TO
all concerned, baseball will make its
exit out of the spotlight until the
first vanguard OF players entrain for
the Sunny South next month. But
IL everything does not go well this
week there is no predicting the end
Of this winters campaign.
, Fans throughout the country have
about reached the end OF their pa
thence in listening to the personal
and political side and grievances OF
the magnates. They want a state OF
peace and harmony and to see the
lands regime get on to a flying
start in the redemption of the coun-
try's national pastime.
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Martin JudEe ID XIctnr.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. iO.--Martin
Judge. the local featherwoight. outfought
clin Bent, the eN-amnteur feather
weight champion. IN a hard-fouEht six
round contest here Saturday night
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BV Vincent TreanOr.

Dempsey-Jess willard bout
think scheduled be held Madison
barEng unlooked-for action
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EVENING WORLDS own SPORT HISTORY.
What HappeaS EVeTY DAY

returned by J. d. Nicklis. The day was
not particularly good for shooting, as
the sky was overcast and the light was
poor.
HANOVER, ". H.. Jan. 1O.-Azpost-
season football game between BART
mouth College and the UniveiB4ty OF
Georgia. to be played ut Atlanta on
Dartmouth Athletic Council tonight.
In one of the hardest soccer matches
OF the season, which was not decided
until six minutes from the end, the New
York Football Club defeateG the Wan
derers, amateur soccer champions OF
Philadelphia, at Manhattan Field yes
terday by a score Of goals to 2
Tebo Yacht Basin soccer team de-
feated the Carleton Hin eleven in the
New York State League championship
game on the grounds Of the latter at
Carleton Hill, N. j.. by score OF to 1.
yesterday.
l. c. Daley led the field in the week
end shoot over the traps OF the Larch-
mont Yacht Club yesterday. He took
the event with a card Of "a out Of a
possible 100 targets.
II. c. Vogel won the high scratch
prize over the Travers Island traps OF
the New York Athletic Club yesterday
lie look the event Win LnG card OF ~
out OF a possible 100 targets. excellent
shooting considering the conditions
The high handicap prize went to J. H
TtmmonB after a shOOt-on against sew
eral other gunnerS. TimmOns also won
a handicap special event.
Hsartened by the favorable decision
of the u. S. #. A. committee In the
morning, the soccer players represent
ing Robins Dry Dock OF Brooklyn were
seen at their best In the National League
ton A. A. eleven OF Philadelphia at
Todd Field, Brooklyn, yesterday after
noon, Robins won by a score OF 4
goals to / and gained two points In the
National League table.
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan. IO--The entry
Of the Naval Academy crew in the
Poughkeepsie regatta is strongly ia
vored by Lieut. Commander Fro ncis
W Rockwell, who has just been elected
the rowing representative OF the Navy
Athletic Association.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.
First Race-Johnny Dundee.
Bumpety Bump. Teddy r.
Second RaCe--liop over. Oriental
Dress. Tipford
Third Rare-Pitter Patter, First
Pullet. Roscoe Goose.
Fourth Race--MaSter Jack, Pa
raider. Fantoche
Fifth Race-Chief. Rapid Travel
Ter, Bin Bang.
Sixth Race-Harvest King Char
lie Leydecker, Golden Dawn,
Seventh Race '- Jackstraw, Col
LAT, Walk W
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couldn't under the existing SIS limit Of prices
things Willard Richard
exactly thing
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LIMIT PRICE ON TICKETS
WON'T AFFECT MATCH MADE
BEFORE COMMISSION RULING

According to Terms Of Agreement SIS Top Price Would
Mean Certain Loss to Promoter and Boxing Board Is Likely
to Take This View Of SituatOnBoxng Congress to Replace
Army Navy and Civilian Board Of Control.
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Either peace and tranquility will
hover over organized baseball or
strained relations will exist between
the different factions. .....
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All business previously TRANSACTED
at the annual National, American
and Minor League meetings comes up
for final ratification.
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BIG ISSUES TO Be
SETTLED THIS WEEK
AT CHICAGO MEETING
Expected Harmony VIII BE
Established and Lands Re-
gine Given Good Start.
By Robert Boyd.

By Robert Boyd.
q TARTuNG to-day, this will be an
y active week in baseball. l. win
serve as the climax to one Of
the most extraordinary winter sea
sons in the history OF the game.
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Jimmy Sullivan. the clever WsltaWeiRht Dog
Baglg is grOoming for the championGhip bo1es
Bobby Barrett Of Chester return bout on the ali.
sar card al the Olympia A. A. OF Philadelphia 10.
night In the other features. Abe Goldsteln npssts
Battling Mack and G,otse Chansy faces Al
Murray.
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In Jersey-and thon retired TO let Tex
Richard take charge OF boxing affairs
and keep the pot R'boillng.
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Harry AlbsTts mAnaEVT Of sammy sieger who
scored q sensational knockout owr Johnny Murray
las week In the Garden. thins that this feat
makes his proiesse foremoa considered for KIl.
bsns's title. a. neither Chsney Noble nor any
other star win turn such . trick.
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The authenticity Of Ban JohnsOp's
disapprovai OF Judge lands presld-
ing as the supreme judge of baseball
will be revealed, and the stand OF his
Faithful Five"
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A, p, Walker was the winner OF the
Club yesterday lie took the event With
card or A5 out Of n possible so targets
II was one Ord" better than The score
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SAMMY Nable and Terry Miller Of tn east Hde
will CLASH tonight a. the star Sporting club.
Nsble and Miller are great fayorltes with the fans
Of the lOJth Street club, NAhle on Scount OF his
cav Victories owr Edde Fletcher and JohuHy Ros-
~ and Miller fog hi bsn.aaonAl tWolps. Foand
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The New York whirlwinds defeated
Babe Ruth's ll-Star five In a profess
sional basketball game In Madison
Square Garden last night by a score OF
20 10 rs.
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ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Jan IO-The entry
of the Naval Academy crew In the
Poughkeepsie regatta is strongly ia
vored by Lieut.. Commander Francis
w, Rockwell, who has just been elected
the rowing representative Of the Navy
Athletic Association
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boxing show At Whidh an the principals win
be colored fighters viii BE- staged b. tho East New
fors A. A. to-niFht' In the feature bout Neto
Chink meets KID Nolan for nfean rounds. Other
contests are Charley Smith ". Young Jamaica Kid
for ten rounds. and Young Kid Norfolk ". Kid
Happy for slX rounds
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Marvel rhomSs. the FrvnCh WehslWeisht cham.
pion. and Phil Bloom the HEEed ushtWei,.ht q
BrOpdyn. have signed aItlces " agreement calling
for them 70 met in the main go q hhesn rounds
Al the East Nov York A. A. on next Friday night.
Johnny GRAY meots JOay Sieser for ten rounds and
Frankie Collins takes On Young Joe Rivers for Ten
rudhds
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The Erie A. A. soccer elevens met
with a partial reverse IN the National
Football League series yesterday at
Harrison Field. playing 70 a tie with
the team representing the Federal ship
Yards. Each side ssored . goals.
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Exploitation makes htany mediocre
ulaYsra well known. heiuE we'll
known la tantamaunt 10 talent In
the movies Thnt if " o. Tor "a white
Thus "a domantlc episode. an auto
arrest. fame galusd a. artists model
and other such conditions aud incl
dents ae lead 60 publicity Nft the
Otherwise ordinary person Co promni-
hence n mmdom.
When publicity ccasos tntcrcst In
the person wnuCs. There are many
actors and actresses. of course. who
retained favor through many years
on the merit OF their acting alone.
This brings to nina Alice iiollister.
Her husband was q Cafneramar TOT
the kaiem concern eight years ago.
she visited him on location.
sidney Ofcott. director. saw In Miss
IIolllster "A type he wanted In a pc
ture. She spent six years In sock
with Kalem.
she was Mary MaFdalcne in From
the Manager to the cross" "a film
depicting the life OF Chrisi. nnd said
20 be- the first nvc-reeler ever filmed
u was filmed In Jerusalem, Egypt
France. Italy. ireland aud scotland
Miss Holiister was pat 81 piciurci
J for a while hut returned ahnu q ycai
ago, she has since appeared "a
~NliestoncH." "Tha Grent IuNcr'' srt
a Voice IN the Dafk."
She ia leading woman N "A Wis
Fooas Iuramouutf version % Sif
Gilbert InrkcF'a Hrhc Money Mas
tier" A. has recently been complete
lby George MelforG
Miss HOLSTER WIS born In Worrea
ter. Mass. bat most Of her roles nav
been ln nouthern types
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NORMA TNLMADGE ~ \
SERIES OF H~I.NINlAtS

The Selznick organization first pre-
scented Norma Talmadge as "a screen
STAR, ana ln those days she esiab-
lislcd herself In aNo through the
medium OF Homc 81 the best PLAY 4
she has ever presented, There Is q
demand for moro frequent appear
ances OF Miss Talmadge on the
screen nnd to meet this public desire
Ghosts OF knowledge has been re-
vlyed.
Eugene O'Brien. since then ad-
Vanced q stardom In Selznick pic
lures. was Miss Talmadgc's leadinG
nan In "Gio5ts OF Yesterday New
prints have been issued and new sub.
titles devised to meet that punch
n a ~ now required In nhotoplay.
aud to every intent and purpose
Ghosts Of Yesterday" IL 40 new a.
though IL were a production created
On 1891 instead OF a few years ago.
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director on location In that country.
Paul Powell the Amarlcan director.
who y there for Famous i1ayers. en-
counttrtd n the other day when he
took his company On lorS ion At Pc
lofsayY c-esfle. q qdaint Old relic OF
feudal fngland not lar from East
bourne 70 shoot srcnss Tor the n.
Phillips ~Oppenheim nory. The Mys-
terry TOAD" Ihsy came across an
old enffet who whs right la the cen
ter 81 h picture thsy wished 20
fake. Certniniy he made a pictur-
and long white beard. as he vat upon
u stone hy the roadside at the APP
pruach 90 the castle. framed Ia a
background % grey stone walls. play
lnG n violin. When Director Powell
approached him. and handing him
syme moncy. politely requested he
step out o. the picture, he rose 20
the null height and dignity OF his 20
years. and. having first pocketed lhe
/ money. flntly deficd the director or
any % his company TO move him.
Man sud boy have been here
Tor 80 years" NJ declared emphatic
ally. and here ! atope u he ap-
other 30 years. ! belong here. ! DO,
and you dOn't. 1ou'in BE- nnrinersl
Man and boy I've been playing the
fiddle horc FOR % Year,. and here I
staila. and you doan't shift me. not
one OF YOU. nor al OF your
And he SAT down again scethlne
with Indignation. muttefing TO him
neIf. They amt going 20 shin me.
dnaFed II they shall" Director Pow
~ mreued with the man softly. per-
suaslveiy. Vehemenuy. hut alt he
could get out OF him was: Here /
stops. ] dof" Al last 81 despair, Paul
Powell turned away When suddenly
The old man. seizcd with q fresh
Hpanm OF indignation. got up 20 tell
the oniookerr and going over 90 some
81 tho boys. began 20 nddress them
Hereby on his Imaginary wrongs.
Entering Into the game. they gath
cred round him gently baifing him
And draNing him away. unit AZ last
Dir-ftor Powell. camernman Mellon
neil. and the players concerned. man
aend 10 rhoqt their Scene without the
old man heina ans thr wircri hut
1.-THE oddesf fhinE ~ ~ was that. on
the. stone f~eat wlerc a. had been
lidtflnf tsas a black object. which on
r-mosal turned 10 be "a pair OF
eesHlnR dfeFr trousers. Miss RUBY
Miller. vino plays the leading femi-
nine role. vouehca for the ruth OF
this, though hos he anne there
or why he WAC fiitinF on them. was
beyond The power Of uuNuue there 10
ftfhom. hui flprir efnfp sureested that
h. had psfhafr been siftiur on them
fm4n and boy for 90 years"
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LoxDoX May is@M-s Gene
ese Wars q ~. q studsihg a new
ahe Ia hr.n named 10 play the
pit q 0efsn Margaret ln ~-ltlehasa
p 1h'It audng the thakerprafe
ni'ti q ~ old Vic thehpf mere
p 10 4rIfh.
. iotf ~ farf" sale Mis- Ward,
heenutA I4 I.sofn cu4sef them otAi
30 aiHs1A have enjoyed 'nr"nf
. Tha hIns ~ Easland tsceuuy fqaae
T. a a4pf o11mandeF " the 'vicr
D i1ItH Empire. which A. y
me a. kN|fHIhnod SHE A. the flfat
merif41 tg4|an ~ be 20 honofea
snas...t ens 81 snf w..
3 mnte = Miss hnd made hrf ~
uf tn ittA ftafR of nurcc4
Nad. #H 4|phfha4ia acatfoSea
.er FinNnN |n|.# Undauntfdi fne
u0iri d1aMII| nn and p 1875
|EfHFn q REV 4|IIr mat career a
n Ftt had IA6 wfssten %
The Hr.Ft n hale old asst rs
mrif t1e ~ with = ~ smilr
.fal ~ Tar1II| IA plftlnE youf ~
OF. "a wrii-TI dhosH
mple-iifmf. ItI.ksi tina Ysnkees
tiLsu>e q 0n FNEIATp-
Tnn rnfEflNNII ~ flld EugIhEd a
obstacle
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News Notes of
Movieland

LML.M
Mary nnlrt Aint1F y roinF 70 ha-
rome In June.
-
'suaplcions Wives- starring h"''e
Theodore Noncfte Us Nno"n a. IN"
puhs % Hons~oea
Mae Marry II 70 make "Peacock
Alley"
-
u~enyFtn.sr Nc.s. =
@ ~.
Ittlt tolci NHH f~'''"P'"''"
Mar Who
nrst COMEDY.
A.. ,,o.r
~ fun ntttn ~ W"f'.-
you sec e''''' -pa-"''
Louise ulnuin y ria"nins a v"ca-
ton IN Mexico
- .- rna..,o hutter
ana 49, hroter 4 trylnr 40 win IA.
49, -. %t,sstcr e@a,ooi
a.a-~---. .n..,u, ,h.,,
c.moeisn fer 4 tW,s.ceni piece to ala
IN fnahins chhnfe az me hoN "n'''
.nA,. a,,.r. ,he
~ hrownng m,
purchased Lor ne N"e''
me peft p'aee 2 ie'""""'
a... r.4f r.ttt A,hnctte.,
wife ANNOUNCES thas , = % rs.nri
70 = screen IN tMo-"'ei '"i"
-. o 80 ..,.s .,o.t n,
~. $3.50 esom ~,
Ema,I 800 ~,c~c~ Noii1 Ma.
so"Fy fiasH '"e patt - NV """o va"
-he,,, ,l.oa for !
,r.n ~ -, ~,
nH" ~ y ae...i~,s. II Vii
D. haffn on a nAiAAf Ht"i1.
.r.~-~- "a p.etual.
-. NJ Ian,
Denn resft.a,ss -aft.h $50,
~. a. o~,n,,.te
- ,..s..I u, ma
eol -. H., . st.,ri,r forNl,
en ,~ranv -r.t@sse,
q n, \ rc~t uv,
weeks.
v....~t.t.s- 1.,.., co,naa
49, 1890.
w $500" ~
Moyt.s .rc nrotected an a he
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VOICE IN "DRrAM STREET"

Griffin b. experimenting with tho
talking movies" invented by %. T..
Eciigm OF San Francisco. \ special
film OF Dream Street" was made no
that the action could be synchronized
with the talking machine. The tax
ing production 10 being exhibited at
the Town Hall. New York. Gufnth
says that 10 viii bc applied % other
~ulcturna.
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WILL ROGERS SAYS:

excited around noon iime The other
any nnd shouted Hf.uusH.T Tire whole
'rolupnny ntopped work n ran TO the
restaurant.
A fetlar pointed my picture the
pfhff day. Whrn be- got through he
ronflImenfrd mo on sitting 10 still
hut b. had 10 wake me up first.
almost forgot another reason
wlf An tnulllinE Herr ought 20
b. good. Us god a clever I'D Ia u.
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PROGRAM on THE WEEK Al
TIN IDEAL

Sunday aud AondaS. May 10 uad
Is Eva NoVak. Z oil The T's-
rent and Wanted "a HendqunT.
t"ra' appears in Sofirty Secrets
"a Story on breaking in"
Tuesday and "Wednesday NAY -
and ih-The ever popular frauk
ago iu u mystifyinE nVc.nrt itn-
din Production. Through Eyes Of
Men"
Thursday aud FRIDAY. May 10
and 2o-isoris Kenyon m % great.
clenn-cut love story, The Harvest
Rnftua Thomas.
Saturday. MAY e. Dainty dim
inuiise Mary Miles Minter Ia "rhe
Nirtuous Outcasi adapted from
"fulih."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

A. iona a. gallant man SIN
<t<@t forth Into poetry when
~ |<tfI n burning with love, 4
4.f< ltffe isn't much danger Of
<||<|'fI dylnn v in this Eener-
|1|Itt Remarked Pearl White.
Pc tIlulue and variety OF the
"I|| Mir Waite RECEIVES A. APP
',I4. She opened her hand
49, ~ Ihs studio the ofhff day
1.I Tt1fnred a Enmy littlc notr,
fflIf IN poyish fiat. This
#I4 rome ~ mall" she said.
"a Inaf handed 20 me BY a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

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rAn InHIIi1I fhe h<.I nie-
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1IH before w tLeI aiso
NJ \ I1.T ~ I|I.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
NnnmrrY IN IIIAls

IAdy ~hatheTmers appears IN the
fims for cecll DeAiili' az an extra
~ aI.1o 70 duy. 80 does the wife -
fir Gilbert Parker, Lady Diana
Manner iH helnE Afnrfed in British
had fiinie b. q STARR Hiarkton.
The Ih4ronafa d. 6rundoohft, al Eng
nth stage fnvorlte who married INTO
fhe arlalocFacy in 1917 now an
nelners that she a going INTO the
lnoviea she viii adopt her stage
nsma e fatricia O'cornOr