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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-22
Die oeutjde
Erche.

Gineu meiIterhaiten 0ortrda uber
oieies tpittige lbenlo belt tiir3lid in
Gtetu PORT 9roi. Or. Sbirp uao wir
t0nneu nid)t umhln. einjge 5e'tgemdBe
8unfte onraits mieoer5ugebellf
,Gbne Die oeutihe BreiIe. Die bis
sum belttigen Gage ole Die berrllfen
Giaenid)uiten oe5 oeutid)en Bottles
hiitct uno pileat, iuoen lie DIE oellt'
Idle Spruhe onTreht erb1lt, un0 nit
Ser Sprud,e Sic 8olt5ieele,
nitroe oas oeutife 8olfselement bier
unteraebcn i'm ougemeinen 8olterQc.
mild ohne ieiuen m~ohltbGtiQen Gin'
flub auf oie 8eitaltunq Der meroen'
oen 0ation ausilben ST. tonneu.
,9chmen sic Dem IeutIden bier
3ulanoe icine Sprnd)e - uno Sie
trennen i'm pom ser Guelle, aus Der
ieine aruft. ieiu heilinmer GIN
fIub Itanlrut. pon Der aultltr, De
id,idte, 9iteratur uno @iiicnifdft
oe$ oeutihen Bottles, Don ieuem toIt-
barren Grbe, ou5 sic @eire2arbeit
3pcier ) abrtau enoetn 'td) be-
greiit.
.2eioer lit bier fem Murtgel an
corruption 8olititern. an lana
tiitlen Reformheloert. Die nit unrei.
fen TSoecn uno 6roieften baullren unh
SIR @erpult itlreiten. menn lie feline
&duier finoen; fein Ndngel an
6aIbQebiIoeten, oie nienrals
einaeorumQen inlo in Die tiefen Stol-
len 0er@iiieuidait, ober oeito tifrlGrr
ijd) anmaBen. iiber IoIter uro .,giten
mo ulle3 oas 5u @erift ST. iiber.. mas
lie .1idlt ueritehen limo ntd)t gelernt
bobeu: fem 0tangel an gepiiIenloien
8olitifern, Die Die 8abe Der 8ereot.
i%ornfeit m iBbrdud d. N. I'M 0as
nero0ie @eihleht in mil0en gnthuSt-
asmll5 5lt treiben ,ohne Riifiid1t altf
oie perb0ngniBpollen Iolgen; fem
Manqel al MISUNDERSTANDING 3ei-
tulqsifreibern. oenen Die @abr.
bel NebenIod)e, Ger moteriele Gr.
folg unO &ortbeil Die $ auptad) G
lift.
8egen al oirie llebel - mo cine
2cQion onoerer. oie'ih nidlt alii3db.
len farm. - lit ou9 ocutide Clement
elm mldltiqes z dl uB III ittel
lpenn man g d~ctudhren liBt; Elm IL
feres @eilmittel, tpenn man
linn qeitottet. lidl ju e~rtialten uno gel.
tcu0 5I MAIDEN.
nMeil ober Ole enqIiide VrcIie
oieie qro6e @abrhelt nitht feunt, ooer
peridnpeiQt. oarlm, lit oic oeutiMe
Ereiir rothmenojQ; notfmeHoiQ nit1t
MIR filr oen oeutihm 80
ionoeru fir Ste game n epubIif.
Ocreu Ghre uno 9titano pom Dem
neutidlen Goif2element meieutlIf bc
oinQt it,
oGorum inQe id: Die oeutid,e
0reiie lit heltte uno fiinftiq MOTH,
mcnoiQ mo niielit) uiht MIR fir sic
IeuttcU. 1onoeru fir sic e hre.
mo ouS Sell ser MepubIjt..
Mir peroeu oorum oIe oeutihe
Nreiie nid)t ol9 Nld)enbrooel IN I'M
ierem &ollIe bchanoeIn, %ionoern ol2
Den Qeod)teten @oIt. ser i'm Numen
ciner Observation-Disclosures @ultur.
GIT uns tontntt. nm lttt@ mo uuIcren
&in0trn 5u idleuten, mas mtierc
GGtcr miihiom erlporbcn lno oufQe
IpcIdlert babeu."
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~ltmiere Civilization bat. nieber

6ortidritte qentadlt - in ser erIteu
6dlfte oes laltfenoen Sobre8 lino
iedlSunooreiBig aberdeen hicrlouos
gelundt por0en, gegen pierturo,
3lpar5ig I'M gIetd)en 3eitraum oes
NoriQhres.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-22

Vim b.ften uno iiheriten lit e. oas
@eIo per g o + ann un9 (UtonsP
Oroerl. bic Der Boitmeiiter IN ben 9roS
E,r.n Ortihaften ausreuen taun' 81
kbsrieubeu. ebenio gut uno ilter inn
bte etlun9en. pel'
ae bic Naenten in allen @rpreBsStdt'o,
mem ousfeaen. 8enu man bus 9eIo
ser Bo~itdmpeiiuue ODER per e~rpreBdn'
speiSuua lhtdt, lit IS Hiht nothlpeno9,
een betreffeneen Brief regiitriren 81 laiS
len. tpenn bic 4oreiie oeutIlh 9eidrteoen
H. 9eat ma oa9eyeu 8ddr9elo IN oen
Brief, 10 icute oisier itets reg1itrlrt ner'
Den I'M fiher gu ietn. oaB oetleloe r'ns
t,o aufommt. Hlr @ellenonn9en IN
einfahem 8riefoerihluft lbernepnIsn
rtr teinerIei SerLuttportllhtett. Sn1
knl, BON Horebnerduoernn9en oer9ene
man 10 mint, Die olte ebeulotuobl ME ote
acne Bcitoffice an5ugeben, oenn lon1t
t6uuen plr ben Hamen tn ben Sunern
gar niht finben.
Roneh ORDERS ourfsn ntft. ME oas
10 oft aeifjiebt. ais uermetutltte AuttS
t1Ha 8uridbehalteu fperoen'
louSern iiub in ben Sriefsn bet3uS
,fs9.n.
6uittune' erfolgt mn ourh aenosrune
ks 9dtums auf benz AoreBitrelfen.
Eaan abrehire einfa1:
.Ssrbtsrn", ca 6rOhe, Wis.
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DIR @nnbesminilter ySects oab be.

Ser Wntot9 mlntiter Neets 0nb be
tonnt. DAP Der bctnunte Nutomobil.
fnbrifont Nerru fSoro Der Re1jerurQ
ein NuQebot Ncltellt babe. Die Sul.
oeterunIugeu in WhtaeIc Shoul3. Nlu.
bomu. iuunrt 2du0crcicu filr 'uuI
Miulpucu Collars olt}utnlitn uuS
~ouberoeg Sen Wjlions NM hummer
Grej 0amm nah oeren Boiler.
Dung Iilr mnocrt Sabre QcQel1 eiuC
iohrIidlc Rente pMl tl2 W|iiujoucr
Dollars 5t mlcthcu. tSoro miu BORT
Nnlanen jltr @%r5GtQung non %tiinitlI.
den G%iingltoffcu erridten Ituo ljd
pcrpilidlttn. 81. Tobrifen 10 eiuSlt.
ridlttn. onb oortlelbit int &riea3iaut
GrAoiipitpife iitr Die NeajcrunQ her
Qcitrut neroeu tonneu. Scfret0l
Meets ertl0rte iidl btrrjt. Gas Mn
aebot Sem Congress 5ur Gunatsue 81
elupfehleu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-22

lln0 hieier lluhoIo @aruh, ser
IN ietner &crIHeiieUhejt ioiuuadtu ou4
Q0ltje 0eutidlc 8olf Dem @alQeu
ilberliciern molItc. bat olio lest init
0dt iioiieer Tredbtit I'd in
Berlin einiuitcueu sic Stirn ae.
HABIT &otte Telttihlauo cine t!b t..
beWuBte unS It artc Re1ieruns,
ltdtt elmer io3ioliitiidnu &otter.
II lrtbdait. qehalten um0 be,
3ublt port Der iotfd,eu Sod,
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sel.pbon . Gummer S93.


utsprets
-R~oro,uftern", ieoen 0ienstng 9. n1o
.s.oroneru". ieoeu 6rettd 9, porto'
fret, beioe Bodenbldtter 5~uldutuIen pro
~ f,r S3,Ou
Rab europa uno Canada, aus
IhtieBlth eeg.n gorau5be3abIuns,
portofrei; beioe 8o1endus9doen
pro 9uhr. NV"
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er,aeuu Ieoeu 5reitas.

svrn,soeber: Sic decentralization
aDolf Qanortdn, Srdltoent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-22

0a$ lit ocrieIbe .@urn2n"
g d. Scr 0urh @ooorop @il-
ions Wud)cnidaitcn mdhren0 oc9
&rieqea 5ltm Noritber ot5 w +
8 n0u It ries @ourD" ~ouuntirte
mo oamlt 3um mdhtiQiten
Ntonne i'm gan3en Canoe, 0urh ocIIcn
@dnoe 0tIlioueu 0ffentlid1er
@el0er qinaen. IcrIclbe @urudl. SEN
Der mittlerpeile Ieioer pcrItorbele
GongreBncrtretCr W Il 0 II pom Sill.
noi3 in ofincr SibllrH nntlaate nit
Sillie ieincr iii0iiheu Gompliccn bon
ser NeQicrlnQ ALIEN in &upfer
mdhreno be5 SricQS ilber 200M / /.
ltonen Collars olrett ocruu,
treut 5u hubeu, lpie In 0icienI
@lattc poroem oc3 2dnqeren bcridl.
tet. Gerielbe ill6iidle Shulod uou
GcufclS @nooell, Ser ieiuer 3cit er.
fldrte:
gSeutihlanb mnG am y q
q chaaaf peroen onmit
Tranfreih lcbcu tnnn.
Nleroings miro babel Die Gcfu-
nUmie Der ann5en Welt lei
Den, aber bic Griitcn; bon
Tranfreid d. Dart uidt ge-
iGbroet wcroen."
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SHoii6e 6redbeit
0bne 8ren;en!

Ser Il. g. Gorreipouoent 8iegano
meIoet 6olgenoes oatirt Is. SuIi, pom
Berlin:
BERNARD Y d, Der Nef5
Yorfer 6inan5m5auH, trnf Cams
tag Abenb in Berlin Gin nno bate
fnr5 mad ieincr Nnfunft cine
Nusiprad>e NIT SugO Stin-
mes, Dem eriten 0rURinOuitriellen
Seutidlanos. @ie in bieiigeu
nmerifnniiden Seamtenfreiicn &c.
iagt unroe, lit SnrndD nah IsntidJ.
lamb gefOmmeu, nm IN Iehen, mas
geidehen fam nm Die oentifle
Mart uieoer nnf einea c It c IL
MRS III brinaen. Narndl beitritt
Dies jeoOfl nno iaate, er lei mn st
Dem 3iuefe gefUmmen, Die mirtb-
Id)aftlidIe Gage in GnrOpa III it'll.
olren nnb namentlidI su ieben, mic
e Inn 0eut d. | ano itebe.
Nm Samsta0 traf and cine
COMMUNION Der nllerttai1ttd)er
NanOelsfammer uuu Gonoun, mu
Die internatiOnale SanoelsfammeI
in Situna aelueien lit, bier Gin.
NndJ oieie GDmmiiNOn itcft i'm
TeroadJt lid, Die Infaabe gciebt 81
baben, Den @ertb Der. oemtidlcn
Mari in Die . d \ { III brinacn
oamit Sentidlnno iuitnno aciebi
aueroe, nmerifaniidlc ErOonfte III
fanfen. SarOn BON 6esluib, Der
%uritebcr Scr amerifaniihcn Ab,
tbellnng oes NnsmGgtiaen NmteS,
madlte Der Gommiiilon furi nadI
oeren Anfnnit ieinc Aniwnrtnna."
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ga GroiIe, sen -, Sui 1921.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-07-22

9elhdftssGOia
aornfterus@sbauoe, l23 Dtdtn StrdBe.
Ga Groiie, Mt5.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
Story Of Boer Country
Is Made Into Film

CYLINDER the Lash, the picture in
- which Gloria Swanson Is being
starred. Is based on the novel ''The
ShuInmite. by Alice and Claude
Askcw. authors Of Eve and the Law,
Anna Of thc Plains" and The Eton-
ian
Although written earlier. The ShU.
lamite" was first published in this
country by Brentano's in 1907. Com
ing as it did shortly after the Boer War,
the novel attracted wide interest and
created something Of sensation by
its grueSomp setting OF the Transvaal.
the stern. Durtanical figure of the old
Boer artinet. Simon krillet, and his
immoral wife Deborah, the Shulamite.
Edward Knoblock. known for his pro-
duction of "Milestones' and "kis-
met" dramNtized the story. i was
presented as a play a. the Savoy
Theatre. London. in 1905. with Nor
man McKinnP as Simeon and Lena
Ashweu who later starred in Barrie 8
The Twelve Pound Look, as the
Shulamite.
In screen form ,he story affords Miss
Swanson an opportunity for a distinct
and novel type Of characterization
strongly contrasting with her work in
such pictures as THE Great Moment
and The Affairs of AnarOi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

yacht the first Of the week with tn,
principals, for his country place up the
coast a bit, and the first part Of the
picture will be shot up there. But he'll
tell you about it himself tonight
II cant go, though; he didn't give
me the opportunity to tell him so. but ]
kave an--an important engagement for
tonight" told him.
He just stared nt me in amazemert.
DO you mean to tell me that you're
fool enough not to be willing to break
any engagement on earth to dine with
Eikhorn?' he demanded. "Why, this
is the chance of your life, and ore
you'll never get again IL you turn him
down now. He's crazy about your
looks, and he'll do everything for yoy,.
Don't be fool now, Of all times.
Break this other date of yours-thats
n good girl-you can always make an
ether"
"But wanted--that is" I
couldn't tell bin about Larry, Of
course. Yet it seemed to me that IL l
Gidn't dine with Larry that night I'd
be letting my life's happiness slip
through ny fingers.
''If Mr.. Eikhorn really thinks I'd b.
good for the part. lie wont let my NOT
having dinner with him tonight make
tiny difference" I told Gibbs at last.
gathering up my bag and gloves and
rising. II can see him tomorrow, at
any time-but tonight it's quite i'm.
possible.
ooh. you fool--you little IDIOT" no
cried, and / think he'd have liked to
shake me. His face got reddcr and
reddcr as he stared NJ INC. "Why, can't
you undcrstand-can't You see what
this means to you? If you get in wrong
with Eikhorn-oh, you're crazy. Now
come on, be sensible. Do the right
thing, and you won't be sorry. You
will-'
"The right thing is exactly what I'm
doing, Mr.. Gibbs" I told him. going to-
ward the door. ''I'll see Mr.. Eikhoru
tomorrow whenever he finds it con.
vcnent."
you'll do nothing of the sort" h.
told me, and his voice was so thick and
blurrr that it sounded as il he'd been
drinking. "Tou'll stay right here till
dinner time, If there's no other way o'
making you see reason, and then you'll
dine with Eikhorn." And he slipped
around his desk to the door and
locked il.
Luckily, the utter ahsurdity of the
situation appealed to me. 1t was SO
drama that I could hardly keep from
laughing. If it hadn't been for that
I'd have been frightened
To BE Continued Tomorrow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
AN ITALIAN PRINCE
GRINDS CAMERA
FOR PENROD' SCENE
WHEN Marshall Neilan's production,

WHEN Marshall Nelan's production,
w "Penrod," is seen it will present
scene photographed by the most distin-
guished "camcra man that ever han.
died movie machine. Prince Ferdi-
nando Pignatolli. Of Italy, en- route on
his cruise around the world, stopped of
at Los Angeles long enough TO see how
movies are made and visited Marshall
Neilan, who was right n the midst Of
making "Pcnrod.
His IIighness expressed keen interest
in the motion picture camera and under
the guidance of Mr. Nelan ground the
camera on Wesley Barry and Tully
Marshall as they enacted one OF the
scenes.
Not being satisfied 10 act as camera
man, the Prince tried his emotional
talents on the movie camera by regis.
tering fear, hate, sorrow and ioy into
the clicking machine. The film taken
of the Prince was developed and printed
in time 10 bc delivered to hi mon board
the battIcship Libia by airplane short
l1 after It LETT the Los Angeles Harbor.
Accompanying the Prince on his
visit 10 the Nelan studio were q
number Of heroes from the World War.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
They Got More Extras
Than They Bargdined For

WHEN Tom Meighan's company
w hired number of the inhabitants
of jamestown, Calf, as extras in tho
production "If You Believe 1t, It's
So" considerable money was wasted,
Night shots" were required under, tho
light Of a dozen flares similar to thos"
used on the battlefront These flares
burn about two minutes. When the
first ones went off Director Tom For
man found he had more extras than
he needed. The whole town turned out,
thinking a big fire had broken out, and
furnished an enormous number OF extras
free of charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
4iice Lake Is Horking
in Candy Factory NOW

4 LICE LAKE left the Metro studios
~ in Hollywood this week to take
position in the candy factory of the
Bishop Company, of Los Angeles. She
will remain there until the completion
Of the candy making scenes of her
Forthcoming special picture. "Kisses. "
Her job there is producing the kind Of
kisses listed in the confectioner's die
tiOnnhy.
Maxwell Kargcr, director of the
photoplny. made specia! arrangements
with the candy company to permit his
photographinC Miss Lake and the sup
porting cast in scenes at the plant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

Work on the picture was stopped on tht
instant while Mr.. Carey hurried TO the
little boys hC,'Sc. lie was a sweet
child, known to dozens Of stars, having
worked in their pictures ever since he
was baby, barely able to walk.
Seeing these tiny children around the
studios, working as seriously as the
grown ups, one often wonders at the
abnormality Of their lives. Each one is
accompanied by q parent or paid
duenna, depending upon the frequency
With which the studios demand their
services. They are usually shy and
rather r"ricent, lacking the dreadful
GgGreSSlveneSs Of the stage child.
Their parent managers keep them al
work until the law requires them to be
in school. Then they arc either put
under a private tutor, who instruCts by
the light Of the green-Oluc studio
bank, or they are regrettully allowed
to take up the normal existence of child
rood.
One ru!Id watched within the past
mother with q cold eye and q hard
usually is: st there till ] tell you TO
get w. "rome here. Smile, Laugh.
Cry. iip over there and sit down.
SomeuoN it reminded me Of a cirrus
trainer Yea, hing genial Airedale pup
- mind | am not an authority on the
subject. What | tell YOU is only what
| hlv" seen.
I don'r know thar these parental and
rscudo- parental guides put into the
bank wuqtrvcr the child earns, to pro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07


rofore and just recently has been di-
recting May MacAVOy. The name Of
Miss Compson's new picture has not
yet been revealed,
II is also rumored that Penrhyn SIAN
laws, the artist who directed her in her
three Lasky starring pictures, AT the
End II the World" ," THE Woman in
the Case" and "Thc Little Minister, ="
is shortly to go abroad to produce,
Ielieve. ! don't know whether he is to
continue under the Lasky banner, as the
announcement of his departure is not
official, but | rather think this is the
case.
Anyway, he's going to take young
Bobbie Lee, who has been his assist
ant ever since he has been making pic
lures, with him. Pretty nice for nice
hoy :.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
CLOSE-UPS of the MOVIE GAME
An Empty Studio Is MournfuL Place
BY HENRY NJ, NEELy

NcE very great while happens all of
.gss a But s'S the T ,one e% SSSS s
Everybody players dismissed the directors were
r.st oS eSf n e % @ @ @ TSs rnG % over %
were 9' 5a9G to ssso % sf5' s Ss so npsa % " oR
tsestre eSe he S morning SG aG & f last
a Gss ses RsSP " % sSs 9 % % 1P S @s s"s %
'ss o @ n.,,n ,.v
sT Snds % Sp ] s % % S"% SS St s Sf
smins lights IN perfect function they
ns s Sard Sa@ and % n Rs % Snsn artisans is with ons
they marble
staircase that previously knew the tread Of dainty feet and was
studio But fSso1 s o1 s % % 1 Ss9o got s %s "
ee 'ssR' p j1 1'"s % % S
YEsrEsoAy ~o@ss ,oe g' 'c.o%o ,' scss 'o.o
s.ss e. %sS sS' % sso:a s "% % 5 ' III place. s %Ss "o"
"g ss,rF f" g ~'" % % @ % @ " @ % % "e"o' S @ Sfooo Dsop % %
s"ey 'eS"o # 'c': %. ,s@0 ',c' wee" "oo"
HE place was Uttered nn ODDS oa ends o" nc93t.re Of '@ s,sE
ssSS" and S S@d ~s PG' % every P % rag % ] S' % %
telephone booth todns.up door. phone book
sseit.rns enough mSSnd to start a
=. t. ga'd d. into Onf sinai" @ " og that had mot yet S 9s o n'sn}
in Now that was deserted and examined
tbot on4iaao Of having
evidence soveny housewife had finished
m the % and FSs, m r % not 3 ". ns @ had 9sg
boO make mullins we'll
a
boiler everything
q e.
The only csmousage found
should have suspected hadn happened knock
Nionaires mansion with magnificent urvng marble stairway leading
the they had shot there for used the Edwin
The home that weeks before, had been Pearl Whites
dyOg ehd while boe hand. usbt @ % Ger back ses
4 and forced her the
Down .3 the pig
Of
stuff that had hung there
And of hdb
piled
nd
mixed umbled one
to
%ere philosopher might
has Smd junk
only moSte editor can only take the
of fSOUSW Dnp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

including 'art".u Erncsto Bur2agli.
Of pirtur" making was explained 10 the
royalty by "Michcy." who himself acted
in an impromptu skit with the Prince,
Wesley Barry and Marjorie paw.
Among the movie players the Prince
met personally at the studio in addition
to those already named were Claire Nc
Dowell. Gordon Griffith. George Drom.
gold. Newton Hal, "Sunshine Sammy
Of Hal Roach fame and who appears in
"Penrod" Clara Horton. Frank
O'Connor. director, and many others
including Bill" thc pup that appeared
with Charlie Chaplin in "A Dog s
Life" and now working in the Nelan
picture.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
Gloria S,Vanson Leaps
From Cliff in New Film

GLORIA SWANSON, her director,
VI Sam Wood. and others in the cast
making "The Husbands Trademark"
did some really dangerous work on loca
ton on the Mexican border thirty five
miles west of FL Paso. In order to
show the escape of some Americans
across wild spot along the border, Miss
Swanson and Richard Wayne were
called upon to plunge on horseback from
a high cliff into the river.
Six cameras were used in filming the
scene, which was enacted only once on
account OF the danger Of accident.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

playing in Ii Q
street near h ! $
home and died a
short time after
from his injuries.
Harry Carey.
with whom { h c
little boy played in
THE Fox soon
to be released, was
1T his bedside at
he end. The news
vas sent to him
while be was at
work on location
,y~., r,,Ins aNUDy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

gIobular
+ = a : because
they vr lust dis
covered his name
sounds just like
their favorite form
Of suicide, hari-
kari. They i'm
)lore him to change
II. Now W h a I
would you do in Il
case ike that?
Betty Compson' )
next director will
be William ID.
ToVInr u,ho hppp-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
THEY HAD TO BUILD
TELEPHONE LINE
FOR DE MILE FILM
MJITHOUT the telephone it would be

WITHOUT the telephone it would be
w almost impossible to make the
modern spectacular motion picture.
The human voice will carry only Il
certain distance It may be amplifed.
however. by special device largely used
for outdoor settings of fairly large ex-
tent. Occasionally. however, "set"
is built which requires greater vocal as
sistancc
Such a one was the immense Siamese
temple of Cecil B. De Miles latest
picture, Fools Paradise" which re-
Quired the use of special telephone
system Of five stations, covering a dis
tance Of six miles.
The temple was built extending 1000
feet across a small bay in a Southern
California beach resort. The interven-
ing water between the temple. the cam
cras on the farther shore and the hotel
dressing rooms in the distance comph-
Gated matters and provided commu-
nicatiou problem more difficult than
those of Joan the Woman or ''Thc
Faith Healer" which utilized large bod
les of people on dry land,
Because De Mile had to keep IN in
stant touch with all phases of the i'm.
NlenSe anu costly hct anu tue Hunureus
Of people used in it. there was no such
thing as switchboard with more or
less polite operator to plug IN and OUT.
Each phone was connected direct and
each had a man with no duties save to
sit with hcadpiece on and be ready for
any messages that might come for his
station. or course, he got the benefit
Of all the conversation going on be-
tween Mr.. De Mile and the other con-
neCtiOn,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

Universal City, Calf Her latest pic
ture is The Rowdy" We have used
her picture number of times recently
and will fry to do 50 again. | know
nothing Of picture called The Soul
Of Man.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

CHARLOTTE" Forever" : rhe
title given to Peter Ibbctson " No,
John Barrymore does not play the lead
ing role, as he did in the stage version
1t is Wallie Reid who is Peter Ibbetson
and Elsie Ferguson is NIimsey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
HARRY CAREY RODE
SIXTY MILES TO
DYING BOYS SIDE
BY CONSTANCE PALMER
Hollywood, Calf. =

DOOR little "Breezy' Eason, a Uni
l. vorsal child actor. died day before
Yesterday. lie was Bit by 0 truck whilc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

HARRY CAREY has received a let.
L L tor from Japan, he tells me, saying
thar his admirers there are weeping
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

MOVIE IOVER-George Arnss ie
making another picture which is called
Idle Hands" am unable to tell you
the cast or wien the picture will be
released, as it has just been commenced
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
Answers TO Questions BY Mouie Fans

CHENANGO-James Rennie. who
As the real husband Of Dorothy Gish.
played that part on the screen in Fly.
ing Pat"
MRS. L. V. k-Kenneth Harlan
played the part of the doctor in
"Mama's Affair with Constance Tai
Saadge.
ROSE LA KISS-katherlne Perry.
now Mrs. Owen Moore, played With
Moore in 1.-The Chicken in the Case. -
Wanda Hawley was Beauty in Every
woman" Mary MacLaren is the Queen
in ''The Three Musketeers. Come
agaiRs
COUNT M.--Gladys Walton can be
addressed at the Universal Company,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

During the fin,.
ing of "PenrOd,"
Marshall NeiIan
had Prince Ferdi-
ndnd0 of Italy as
a risitor at the
studio. Adore the
Prince is turning
the camera crank;
beiOU he is admir-
ing "Wes" Bdrry's
feckieS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

IT'S pdceG studio nothing donq
philosopher
reach the human on1oges jurkB
only editor
and hope they get out of there quickly
of OF pictures