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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Tonorrow Specials in Cotton Wash Goods
White and Colored

Right now, in the height of the season, you may buy high-grade cottons at reduced prices
 Colored Organdies 55c Yard Sixty shades of real Swiss organdy, all 45 inches, in the permanent finish. A beautiful line of shades. Special 55c yard.
 Best Ginghams Soc Yard Choice without restriction, Glen Roy, Peter Pan, Anderson and other fine Imported ginghams in all the wanted checks plenty of popular black and white checks, too. Special Soc yard. Best Voiles and Tissues 69c Yard Our best 36-inch embroidered tissues, also pret- ty novelty voiles. Special 6sc yard.
 English Shirtings 39c Yard special purchase of genuine Manchester Eng fish shrtings, woven stripes An extra special value at 39c yard.
 Best Pajama Checks 15c Yard One case of best quality, yard-wide pajama checks. These come in small size checks. Spe- cial 15c yard.
 Novelty Voiles and Organdy
 $1.5O Yard Tomorrow reduce the price of our best nov city organdies, pretty embroidered effects also fine imported novelty voiles Special $l.50 yard.
 Burgers Cottons-First Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
PAINS ACROSS
 SMALL OF BACK
Husband Helped in Housework. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound Made Her Strong

Foster, Oregon. -tT used Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MISS HARDEN
 ENTERTAINS B. Y. F. U.

Miss Georgia Harden entertained the members of the Cavalry B. Y. P. U. at her home onlast Wednesday even- ing Games, music and sa sewing con- test were enjoyed until a late hour. after which an ices course was served to about 30 young people. M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MIR. sI,GILL sOLoIsT

Mr. J. D. McGill will sing tho of fertory this morning at the Il o'clock service at the First Meth- odist church. MT. McGill has chosen, "The Man of Galilee," as arranged by P. D. Bird.
 In the evening the anthem and offertory will be rendered by the First church male chorus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Crepe Ceorgette and
 Crepe de Chine Over-Blouses $4.95, $6.95, $9.95

Flesh, white and bisque-exceedingl dainty, and the finest warehouses in a long time at these prices.
 Some are distinguished by the finest of tucking; others by tiny rufflings of Valenciennes lace; still others are elaborately beaded in steel, crystal or colored beads-a fine assortment. Some in tie-back style; others with mar row sashes; all with short sleeves.
 Burgers wasts-seeond Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MISS sIAssEY'S
 DINNER PARTY

DINNER PARTY
 Miss Katherine Massey entertained last evening at dinner at the Coun- try club complimenting her. guests, Miss Mamie Gordy of Columbus, Ga, and Lieut. and Mrs. Joseph Evans of Camp Benning.
 The table was adorned with pro- fusion of bright summer flowers and the guests included Miss Mitylene McDavid. Miss Sarah McCarty. Miss Gordy, Mrs. Evans, Miss Katherine Redd, Miss Martha Cree of Rich mond, Mr. Ned McDavid, MT. Clifford Forbes, MT. Yanceye Goodall, Mir. William Broberg. Mir. Basil Wood MT. Joe McDavid. MT. Walter FowIkes, MT. Joe Haverty, Mir Wadsworth Wood. Mir. Rucker Agee, Lieut. Joseph Evans and MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Special Showing
 of Fine Imported Bags

We wish to announce to our many friends that we are now showing a gorgeous and handsome line of imported beaded bags, leather and vachette bags. Our own importa- tion sent us by our MT. Louis Phillips.
 The beaded ones are hand made in gorgeous designs and colorings and made of the finest shot beads. The leather and vachette ones are in small and extremely large auto bags with sev- eral fittings to complete them. See these for they are magnificent.
 Prices very reasonable.
 Burgsr's-Fkst Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
SUNDAY, JUNE Is, 1922

We have received direct importation of French gowns, hats, beaded bags and per- fumes. Come in and inspect them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Canton Crepe $1.e7 Yard

Canton Crepe $1.67 Yard A firm, heavy Canton that will more than surprise you at this price; all col ors. Price $1.67 yard.
 Georgette Crepe 97c Yard In both plain and fancy weave, beauti- ful colors. Worth fully double this price. Special 97o yard.
 Burgers Snks-Annsx, Flrst Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Fine Velvet Rugs $32.50

tlly low prlceS, ana you may
 Fine Velvet Rugs $32.50 Size 9x12 feet seamless velvet rugs, extra heavy quality, finished with neat fringe. Oriental patterns in soft color combinations, for any room in the house. Special $32.50.
 Royal Wilton Rugs
 $63.OO and $73.OO Size 9x12 feet, genuine Royal Will ton rugs, guaranteed woven colors, latest Oriental patterns; exact copies of real Persian rugs. Spe- cial $63.OO and $73.00.
 Rag Rugs at $2.5O Size 36x72 inches, washable, in solid pink or blue. Very special tomor- row $2.50.
 Third Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MISS COX SELECTS
 BRIDAL ATTENDANTS

Lovely plans are being made for the marriage of Miss virlie Louise Cox to MT. Willis A. Thornhill. which will take place at the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist church at o'clock Thursday evening" June 29. with Dr. J. T. Me New officiating.
 Miss vira Cox, her twin sister. will serve as maid of honor. Mrs. F. Q. Cox, sister -in-law of tfie bride. has been chosen matron of honor.
 The bridesmaids will be Miss Willie Cox, sister of the bride. and Miss Louise Atkinson.
 The flower girls will be little Le- nora Cox. Eula Marguerette Bivins. nieces of the bride. and Miss Airline Tehrentg.
 Miss Ellen Carpenter will act as trainSbearer, while little Miss. Sarah Joe Green will serve as ring bearer.
 Mir Glen Thornton, brother of the groom, will serve as best man, and the groomsmen will be Mir. Dewey Thornhfll. Mr., Emmet' Sanders. Mir. Foster Hayes. Ushers, MT. Archie Eel tus, Mir, Roy Coats and Mir. Leroy Turner 'es
 Music will be furnished by Mrs. L. B. Haley, Jr, and Mir. A, G. Hollings- :. worth.
 Miss Cox will be given in marriage = by her mother. Mrs Sarah E. Cox.
 Immediately following the wedding a reception will be held for the mem bers of the bridal party at the home of the bride on Florentine avenue. LARKIN-BTZZELL
 WEDDING PLANS
 An event of much interest is the marriage of Miss Lillie Larkin to Mir. Jim Bizzeiie of Monroeville. The we'd ding will be solemnized at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. c. A. Larkin. 5605 Second avenue. south, Wednesday, June 2s, at 5 o'clock.
 The bride has chosen as her only at tendant her sister Miss Myrtle Lar kin.
 MT. Carl Lazenby of Monroeville will attend the groom as best man. $ The bride will be given in marriage by her father, Mir @C A Larkin. and the. ceremony will be performed by Rev J. R. Larkin of Coatopa, the grandfather of the bride.
 MISS LARKIN HoNoRED
 Mrs. A S Hall and Miss Myrtle. Lar kin will entertain at a bridge tea at the home of Mrs Hall. 1888 Fifteenth street. sonth, att :30 o'clock, Monday, June ,2s. in. compliment to Miss Lille Larkin.
 MISS HARDEN
 ENTERTAINs B. Y.P.
 Miss Georgia Harden entertained the members of the Cavalry B. Y. P. U. at her home onllast Wednesday even- ing, Games, music and ia sewing con- test were enjoyed until a late hour.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
LARr<IN-RTZZELLE
 WEDDING PLANS
NfJSs I.ARKIN H0NORED

Mrs. A, S. Hall and Miss Myrtle. Lar kin will entertain at bridge tea at the home of Mrs. Hall. 1888 Fifteenth street. sonth, atS3:30 o'clock, Monday, June 2s. in. compliment to Miss Lille Iarkin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Still Plenty of Remarkable Silk Values in Burgers June Silk Sale

rkable values that gre unap- for every day. At these luwsprices
 s--a
 Tub Silk $T.19 Yard Just what you will want for hcs weather. Beautiful satin stripes that are absolutely fast. Plain and fancy. Special $1-19 yard.
 Crepe Satin $1.8T Yard E A most beautiful washable quality ia gorgeous colorings, for neghgees and undieA A marvellous value at Sa.s7 yard. ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Clearaway Women's Tweed Suits Reduced to $9.95

Tan, rose, orchid, Copenhagen or brown tweed suits with silk-lined jackets. Just few of kind, and many are about half price.
 Burger's-Second Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18

Crepe de Chine SIC Yard Not the cheap, bully kind you find In sales, but good, heavy, firm quality in all colors. Price 97c yard.
 Silk Broadcloth SIC Yard A beautiful quality, all silk, washes fine and will give perfect satisfaction. White only. Price 97e yard.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Tub SiIk Sr.n9 Yard

A Slendid Sale of Laces and Trimmings You will find many new trimmings for tub dresses at prices that temptngly low
 At 15c Yard At Sc Yard ooo wards of real bandada Dainty fe Your choice tomorrow 1yc ward than double. Special 5o
 yard
 At 4c Yard IA q os y.rJ Many choice patterns of French beautiful aIk and thread Val edges Spanish insertions, 5 inches of Special $1.9s wide. Price yard. yard.
 mgersL es-F Frst F1oor.A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MRS. HENRY'S
 LUNCHEON PARTY

Mrs. w. c. Henry will entertain al a luncheon at the Tutwiler on Tues. day. Julie 27. complimenting Miss vir- yir1iA Cox. . bride-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18

Velour wraps and capes-some of the fashionable fringed capes among them or tweed, and chinchilla sports coats. Green, tans, Sorrento blue and light sports colors!
 Burger's-Second Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Red Star  Herrlrned
 Diapers $1.19 Dog.

Genuine Red Star quality, 24-inch, packed in sani- tary sealed pack ages. Tomorrow only $1.19 dozen.
 Bursers-Frst Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Tomorrow Only Genuine Pepperell Pillow Cases 25c Each

One case of heavy quality pepperell pillow cases, full size, made of pepperell rem nants, but perfect. No phone orders. Special z5c each.
 Burger's-Fa,t Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
At Sc Yard

Dainty all-linen laces to trim your hot weather dresses. Worth more than double. Special Bo ward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
MISS MASSEY HONORs MISS HOKE

Miss Katherine Massey entertained yesterday at a luncheon at the South ern club in honor of Mrs. Michael Hoke. Jr.
 charmingly appointed table were: Mrs. Hoke, Miss Josephine Meadow. Miss Imogene Poe. Mrs. George Headley, Mrs. Robert Mccoy, Mrs. George Bridges, Miss Mamie Gordy and Mrs. Joseph Evans.
 MRS. HYMNS HONOs MISS COX
 Mrs. J. N. Bivips will give a show CT ion Saturday complimenting Miss irIia ctnY a hrifia-elect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Wide Sheetiing 25c Yd..
7onorrow We Offer Special Rug Values

Rugs and floor coverings of the very highest quality of fered tomorrow at exceptionally low prces and you buy them on the club plan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
ORPHEUM

Gloria Swanson. Paramount star
is one of the record holders for
quick dressing at the Paramount
Paramount studio at Hollywood. Let
the director hurry. please" and
Miss Swanson can dive into a gown
and makeup in three shakes of
lambs tail The hair dressing is
the part which takes more time, even
though experts do, the work
Miss Swanson. who is appearing
in The Impossible Mrs Bellew',
the fascinating feature photoplay,
which is being shown all this week
to record breaking holiday crowds
at the Orpheum, wears "a lot Of lovely
gowns and sometimes changes two
and three times in scene The pic
ture is replete with real sensations
and Miss Swanson's gowns are the
subject of much feminine discussion
Another shipment Of Gloria Swln-
son photographs have arrived and
are being given out TO ladies only"
at each weekday matinee
IN this review IL would be uuwise
not TO say a few kind words about
Buster Keaton's screaming two-reel
comedy, The Boat 1t is undoubt-
eddy the funniest comedy and affects
every audience alike A new issue
Of the international News is added
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
Screen
BLACKSTONE
CBy the Press AEentI


As a Broadway dancer VINO sacr!-
fees her career for love. only 10
find her lover tickle and shallow
Miss Murray creates one Of the most
charming and sympathetic charac-
terizatlon5 ever shown on the screen,
and WI he seen in Broadway
Rose" at the Blackstone today for
final times.
It combines all the points Of ap-
pea.-the gorgeous gowns, stupen-
dous sets, absorbing love story. ana
clover dancing which haye made
Miss Murrays previous pictured
Peacock Alley" and Fascination.
such great hits.
Miss Murray will be seen as a
country girl. WHO mas won the favor
Of Broadway by her ability ana
grace as dancer. She loves Hugh
Thompson. tne son or wealthy Fifth
Avenue parents who are bitterly OPP
posed TO his infatuation. Seeking on
ly happiness for herself and the
man she loves. she consents to a Sc
cret marriage, in order to avoid an
open break between Hugh9and his
family.
But they discover the facts. and
are relentless in the determination
that their sons. life shan not be
ruined by such an alliance. Then in
a most unusual way, this vivid dra-
ma Of a loveIes5 love and blasted
career is brought TO a close with
big dramatic climax.
Pauline Starke who - rapidly be-
coming the biggest star in screen
dom comes to the Blackstone screen
on Friday and Saturday in a thrill
ing drama salvation Nell"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

them many charming revelations of
child nature.
j. Searle Dawley. who directed the
picture. has brought in an amusing
episode i'm which the kidnapping Of
the mother of a litter OF puppies by
the dog-catcher figures in patheti-
cally humorous way The picture
also contains "a pointed rebuke 10 the
class OF society women who refuse TO
present their husbands with a fam
ily of little ones. but have plenty Of
time to devote TO pet dog
Peggy show, who was former
favorite with "Ziegfeld FOllies'. has
one of the leading roles. She appears
as the true hearted daughter OF a
stern father who attempts 10 stop
her when she accepts the love of a
tine young chap who is long on good
looks and short on cash.
Florence Billings plays the elder
sister who is devoted to her pet
poodle. and Roger Lytton is the
Colonel Lewis the selfish hard
hearted parent other important
parts We're intrusted TO Ernest Hill
lard. Robert Agnew Adelaide
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

legged 20 have been brought about
by the Klau. the imperial wizard Of
fered the past years crime record
for that STATED
You mention the crimes I'm Louis
lana" he said. I'll answer that by
saying that i'm The last year-siuce
the Khan was reorganized in Louis
iaua-there has been less law viola
ton than I'm any year since the Civil
war
some officials are conducting
their case against the Khan through
the newspapers and I do not care to
engage in controversy with them.
The statements OF Mayor Hylan and
Gov. Allen that every member OF the
khan ought to be driven out is ridi-
CuIous. Let my answer be that we
have a right 20 organize and we
propose TO coDtinue organizing at
the same rapid pace which has
marked the past and present"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
PALACE

Henry Walthall. who comes 10 the
Palace starting today. in person,
with a stirring postwar sketch by
Ethel Clifton, entitled The IN
known" was one Of the earliest le-
climate actors 70 desert the stage
for the screen. In the old days
when the BioSraph company was
one Of the foremost Of picture max
ing institutions. and when D. w
Griffith was the only director of
that organization, Mr. Walthal play
ed roles Of split and one reel dra-
mas
He gained Worldwide fame by
interpreting the part Of the Little
Colonel IN Gr!ffiths The Birth Of
A Nation"
Mr. Walthall is returning 10 the
speaking stage after iHnumera.ble
triumphs in the silent drama There
is probably no one in that field, eX-
ccpt.ng Theodore Roberts. who has
played characters a. widely CON
tras,ed as he. And ne is coming 10
the Palace today fortified by these
years OF experience and in a playlet
that utilities 80 an admirable degree
his Consummate skill rs an artist
On the vaudeville dill in addition
10 Mr.. WalthaM's Zine act viii be
seen and heard Dewitt and Robin
son. unusual funsters. the Three
Weber Girls, who sing, dance and
feature acrobatLcs Lambert anc
Fish, with a delightful combination
of youth and beauty and Bertram
and Andres. unique entertainers.
one Of the latest pictures MADE
by Mr. Walthau before his teturn
to the spoken drama and vaude-
Vile. was The Marriage Chance
which is the photoplay attraction
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

to the program for the balance Of
the week
Commencing sunday for one week,
The Orpheum management eXplodes
another bombsheu i'm the form OF
The Bond Boy" featuring that
great star. Richard Barthelmess. 1t
Is in every way as great a hit as
"Tolable David. The Bond Boy
follows three pictures which have
made records and It is destined TO
make new records for itself II
can't be otherwise. when Dick is
cast in his favorite role--a boy bond
ed out 10 a farmer 10 keep his mo-
,her from the poorhOuse and driven
through slavery 10 the shadow OF
the gallows And there you'll hrd
acting which defes description. see
it. and see if YOU can speak about II
afterward without choking a little.
It's that sort Of picture and the
supporting cast includes Mary Alden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
LA SALE.

As Mr.. Barnes OF New York. Tom
Moore has been given role which
admirably suits the easy-going.
broad -shouldered actor. in the clever
comedy drama. Mr. barnes OF New
York" the picture which finishes its
run at the IaSalle today.
The picture is entirely different
from any seen here in months IL
deals with a young American trav-
eler who becomes involved in a Cor
sican feud when he witnesses a dual.
There is much mystery in this pic
ture. and the thrilling incidents that
follow are woven almost entirely
around the American the slain
mans sister and Gerard. who IS i'm
phCated in the duel.
On Friday ard Saturday a big
drama telling or the furious night
life OF New York. entitled Broad
way Madonna" comes to the Ia
Sale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
CASTLE

THE Headless Horseman." with
VIII Rogers in the role OF Ichabod
Crane, comes 10 the castle theater
today for final South Bend show
lngs
This picture was taken from
Washington Irving's classic, The
Legend OF Sleepy Hollow" and has
been photographed on the original
locale OF the story. It is correct as
TO costumes and settings. and the
acting throughout Is excellent. with
photography of n high standard.
There are numerous thrills. chills
and laughs scattered throughout the
production. making one Of the best
comedies Of the year
Mr.. Barnes OF New York comes
on Friday and Saturday TO the CAS-
lie. with Tom Moore starred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

their fears that she would not suc-
cecd2
A-Klnd friends advised Elsie
Ferguson not 20 go into motion pic
lures. adding Look az the number
good on .the screen" The fact that
come others had not succeeded did
uC- dcteF the noted actress from
throwing her hat IN the ring.
Q-At what studio is Montague
Love working
A-Our latest information IS that
Montague Love is working at the
world Film Corp y. Y. q. MI.
Love is a. years Of age.
Q-What famous screen vllliaa
viii appear IN Katherine McDonald's
new film. "The Scarlet Liiy?"
A-Stuart Holmes VIII be the VII
Ian ln The Scarlet Lily" which is
Katherine McDonald's newest screen
story?
What famous canvasses VII.
soon De Interpreted on the screen ?
A-"The Anseius." by Miilct,
"The Doctor" BY Fi.des. and The
Mother" by Sir John Lavery are be-
Irg produced for the screen by the
Arthur Maude productions.
Q-W hat dlm rot yet publicly
released was recently shown 10 a
university class in photoplay drama ?
A." Shadows" IN which Lon
CLANCY IS appearing was recently
shown 10 the Columbia university
class .n photoplay drama.
Why did Adolph 'Zukor, president
of the Famous Players-Lasky Corp.
decide 90 60 into the producing erd
Of the business? There is a little
romance here which YOU Will read
about i'm tomorrows paper.
Copyright. 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
AUDITORIUM

william Farnum, the noted star
is appearing at the Auditorium for
the last times today in his latest ana
most thrilling picture. the title OF
which is "Moonshine valley" 1t is
a story concerning the life Of a man
who. after his wife has left him and
eloped with another. takes to drink
and lawles5nees in order that he
might forget her and his past. The
plot is laid ia the western foothills
and the story contains many thrill
ling and ha.r-ra.5.ng incidents. Dun
ing the picture Farnum stages two
fgh.s with Holmes Herbert and
everyone that knows these two men
from their past screen performances
viii quickly realize that the fights
ere no blur
Dawn ODay. "a tiny three-year-old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
WIZARD OF KHAN
BLAMES KANSAN
FOR VOTE UPSET
Invisible Empire Says Allen
Caused Defeat of Morgan
and Albert ]. Beverid &c.

WASHINGTON. nee. 20.-lBy T..
|P.)-The defeat fin the recent cleo
lions OF vs.. s. Morgan, asIiraut for
.he rovecnorsaip Of Kansas. and Of
Albert J. BeEerldEe. for United
states senator from Indiana was
brought abol- primarily ass q result
of Gov Henry Aliens fEht against
he Ku Elux Khan n kansas
This was the answer today of the
Invisible empire TO Allen. who has
announced that ID bold attempt on
The part Of Imperial Wizard Evans
TO convert bin 90 rhe Khan cause has
"ended iu dismal failure
Evans and other khan leaders APP
pareutiy are .r Washington with a
hope OF viuIictnE the Khan OF the
many charges against &c. They also
desire go place ON the orlrlaI records
the Klans aims and beliefs The
wizard has seen PRIEST Harding and
some congressional leaders
Evans admitted chat DE has been
to many az the official BUILDINGS iC
WashinEtcn. although he declined 10
say who he had seen.
Defeats Own Policies.
1T seems tnat ic ls not enough
for Gov. Allen to defeat his own
policies his Industrial court and the
candlda-es DE backed -u his state,
through his activities against the
Blan." @. Isl. Rice. one Of The imper-
ial wizarj's rarity now here de-
cared. "It seems he was stiu uncon-
WINGED when ne defeated Albert T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21
MafhiIde Mccormick
Refuses TO Bare Plan

LONDON. Dec. 2O-(By l. y. 81
Miss Mathilde Mccormick. daugE-
ter Of Harold r Mccormick. i
somewhere in England, where. her
friends claim. they do not know. In
fact. they claim TO have no knoW,-
edge OF her being in England The
young heiress. who is engaged 20
marry Ajax Oser. the Swiss riding
master. arrived in London last night
with girl friend
Pm sorry I've nothing TO say AMI
cannot disclose my plans" she told
International News Service.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

praao and star OF the .U Trovato-e~
company booked to appear here
This weekend. VIII not come.
Neither win the company wood
announced. in declaring that ne
company had qu't while r.awrg an
engagement st Freeport. IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

also starting today This IS high
speed comedy starting out with
rapid fire action and shifting % mys-
terry and near-tragedy Alta Allen.
n new and exceedingly attractive
actress has the leading feminine
role. while other male favorites ere
Milton SiIAs Tuiy Marshall and
Mitchell Lewis. An AesCp's Fable
and Pathe News rounds out the pro-
gram.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-21

comedienne. and sadie Mullen. who
is playing her first leading role. are
important members OF the cost. The
fact that Herbert Brennon directed
the picture Is the best assurance
that ''Moonshine Valley IS a pho
toplay out OF the ordinary run OF
motion pictures.
\ comedy, "Our Gang IS also on
the program