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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-07-06
Bert Baker, the Nonpartisar
league candidate.
Married g Years.

OF Worcester, Mass, last week
their sixtieth wedding
anniversary in the presence of a
large number of relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindquist
we're married in Gothenburg, Swe-
den. their native city. in 1861
and came to Worcester where
they have since lived, in 1868.
L. N. Rasmussen Dead.
"Gamle Major" Laurits M. Ras-
mussen, Chicago, died last week
just after arriving at his office,
death being due to paralytic
stroke. He was IS years old, was
q graduate of the officers school
of Copenhagen, Denmark, and
took part in the American Civil
war. For many years he had
conducted a notarial business on
Talman avenue. Chicago.
Annual Meetings Held.
Setesdalslaget and Spille-
mandsforbundet, two national or
CARNATIONS most of whose men,
bers live in the northwest. last
week held their annual meetings
at Grand Forks. N. D. where a
violin contest was a feature on
the program. The members Of
the Setesdalslag are natives Of
|S@tesdalen, Norway. while the
members of Spillemandsforbun.
det have come from various parts
of Norway.
Practices in Sweden
Hjalmar Ekbom, a native oi
Upsala, Sweden, who practised
law at Seattle, WASH, has re-
turned to Sweden where he, af.
ter passing the required exami.
nations, has been admitted to the
bar and is now engaged in regu'
lar law business in the city OF
Jenkeping. Mr.. Ekbom was q
student at the university of Up.
sala before he went to the United
States twenty years ago.
Herskind Coming.
Johannes Herskind, an actor
and concert singer of Copenha'
gen, Denmark, who has beer
touring the United States six
times-the last time giving q
concert at Askov-has announced
that he is preparing to visit
America again this fall. Mr.. Her.
skind intimates that he will be
accompanied by a popular Danish
actor, but apparently has not yet
made any definite selection.
St. Paul Chosen.
St. Paul was selected for the
10th biennial Sangerfest of the
Norwegian Singers association
at the business meeting of the
annual meeting of the associa.
tion held at Sioux City. Iowa, last
week. The association held one
Of its festivals in St. Paul q
years ago when 800 singers at.
tended. Now the grand chorus
numbers 1,2OO voices.
Going to China.
Miss Elna Storck of Brooklyn
IN. Y, who has recently arrived
in that city from her home in
Sweden, is preparing to leave
soon for the interior of China
where she will take up mission.
ary work. Miss Storck has for
merly been in missionary work
| in India.
Fifty Years in Business.
Alfred Jensen. who is the ira
yelling representative of a big
New York wholesale tailoring
house. last week celebrated his
fiftieth anniversary as salesman
for that firm. He obtained his
position three days after he ar
rived in New York from Copen
hagen in June. 1872, and has
been travelling for that house
ever since.
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If Mrs. Anna Dickey Olesen,
Democrat, or DR.. Henrick Ship.
sted, Farmer-Labor, who will bat
tie Frank B. Kellogg for the U.
S. Senatorship in the fall, can
figure out victory from the prim-
airy returns they can do more
than a majority of the wise ones.
The same applies to others on
the Democratic and Farmer-La-
Dor tickets who will contest the
Republican nominees next No
vember. In all 478,689 votes
were cast for the state candi-
dates and Of this number Ass
were Republican ballots. The
Democratic candidates received
62.86O. The Farmer-Labor crowd
as a party did not participate.
In the contest to come it is pre-
Evening star., 1922-12-10

TECIL +. DE MILE is to put the
Ten Comna ndments into motion
picture.
The details have not been worked out
yei, but Jeanie Macpherson. who doe :
all the scenarios for the Paramount
producer, is now at work on them, and
the plan is to put the picture into pro-
auction about April /.
This novel plan to dramatize the
Mosaic laws for the first time came
about as result of the recent nation
wide idea contest staged by Mr.. De
Mile, in cooperation with the Los
Angeles Times. Eight of the con-
testants submitted ideas along this
line. The producer was so impressed
that he awarded eight first prizes
Of $1,000 each. instead Of one. and
Immediately set to work to develop
his plans. 1t will require so much
time and thought that Mr.. De Mile
will take a vacation Immediately
Adams Rib
The contest" says Mr.. De Mile.
"was a great demonstration Of the
value of appealing directly to public
opinion for ideas This tremendous
theme for a picture has been neglect
ed and hidden in the minds Of the
people, and we have been justified q
thousand-fold in taking this means
Of drawing 1t out.
The winners Of the multiple first
prize were: F. c. Nelson. els West
Barnes avenue, Lansing, Mich; Marie
Michael, 243 Broadway. Providence.
RI; Mrs. Peter Rasmussen. 4245 Col
orado avenue, Long Beach. Calf; H.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
When Russia Went Red

IN the prologue TO The Face in the
4 Fog" Jack Boyle's famous Boston
Blackie" story picturized for Para
mount, with Lionel Barrymore in the
leading role. there is graphic
glimpse of what happened when Rus
sia went red"
A magnificent palace OF the last of
the grand dukes is wrecked oy
soviet mob. led by the brutal Petrus
Massive wrought-iron candeiabra, SIX
feet tall a nd bearing a dozen lighted
candles. are used as hattering rams
to break down the solid oak doors:
beautiful statues and objects OF art
are smashed. furniture wrecked and
cabinets rifed-all in frantic search
for the famous Romanoff diamonds .
But Grand Duchess Tatiana. played
by seena Owen: and a faithful serv-
ant smuggle them to this country
where the redoubtable Blackie Daw-
son. portrayed by Lionel Barrymore.
takes a trump hand In foiling the
soviet emissares and smoothing out
the course Of true love.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
ELLIE
NORWOOD
traxdslla
Eng1and's S Fa;rest
Dauohter.

WITH $4,000 girls competing for the
honor, the job Of selecting Eng
lands fairest daughter" was the
hardest she ever tackled. according
to Norma Talmadge. who says she was
greatly aided by some of Britain's s
most distinguished citizens in arriving
at her decision which resulted in the
triumph of Margaret Leahy, the beau
tiful winner.
Details of this contest. which look
England by storm, are beginning TO
filter through. OF course. Miss Tall
nadge could not personally interview
all the feminine aspirants. So from
among the 10000 contestants the Lon
don Daily Sketch chose the lovely
hundred from which grand COM
mittee of very high standing had the
diplomatic task of selecting the final
twenty to be presented to Miss Tai
madge. That this was truly a grand
committee may be judged from the
membership, which included Lord Aeh-
field. Lady Diana Cooper. Sir Gerald
du Maurier. Hon. Lionel Tennyson.
Seymour Hicks. Miss Olive Wadsley.
Sir William Jury. Mrs. Walter Wan
ger. and Sir John Foster-Fraser. They
, very tactfully made twenty happy Sc
lections and from these Miss Tai
madge chose Miss Leahy.
The English beauty. VINO is coming
to America under Miss Taimadge's S
tutelage. will play thopart Of "Aggie'
in within the Law" Norma Tall
madge's next starring vehicle for
First National release.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
AlETROPoLITAN-.Lorna Doone.

, re screen version, Of l.. u. Black
II Ores romantic c,assI:. "i.urna Eooiie.
made ny l:auri.v 1uuIneur. Will be
shown Tor thc tiss, ti.i- II Washing
r.oii,an Thcatcr. II Is p.uciain.,a as
surging with action. Magnificent il
scenic and pho, ,os,a Pine beaut;i ana
,plendidly acted-a fnSt National re
lease that punctuates it's meludramatIc
development with n,oaientary flashes OF
in his latest twn-ree, riot, The Agent"
with scenes laid in Lain America. will
be an added attraction.
Lorna Droi-'' brings to the screen
"ne Of the classic love stories OF Eng
.ish litcratur'. T:-r carlH scenes IN
>iags coach III. .hc sea ai:d kida@p
the beautiful I"Ui,g GauI h.er OF Ii y
Dusal. a ward ri ;h-' k.n:s. ::crves on:i
20 initial" q raniti s-;l,".s Si";l os thrill
ng episodes that !t:ciu'!e john R!u. :
adventurous ,-Nc,:1sion into the ,nour-
;aIn stronghold ~: ihc bandits his res
fue Of his childhood sweetheart as she
is about 10 he married TO Carver Doone.
me. most viiiaiuou> out;a:, OF them all.
his subsequent siege of the nountain
|astness of tho Bloody Doone. anl
The eventual personal combat in which
puts Carver I,ooae n;!t nf the way
for all time by sheer power Of muscle.
Madge BeilaTI. Frank Keenan, and
John Bowers are featured in the pic
rLre. Subsidiary attractions incl,'ti" a
'S;ar-I.and Revue" with specia; -
Topics Of the Day" ant the !aies:
Fox News
The Metropolitan World Survey. Fun
From the Press and orchestral con-
'ributions. featuring The Thistle" over
'ure by Myd>lleton. will he added at
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Lorna Doone.'

THE story Of Lorna Doone" is one
of the worlds most enthralling
romances. Written in 1859 by r. D.
Blackmore. Lorna Doone" has been
read by each succeeding generation
and apparently remains as fresh.
startling and gripping as when it was
first presented.
Peasants. outlaws. courtiers clad in
silk: knights. noblemen and fa:r la
dies of high degree move across its
scenes in an atmosphere Of vivid real
ism. Ceremonials OF the royal court
! mighty conflicts which occur when
John, the humble hero, rescues the
highborn maid. Lorna. from The out
law Doones: other Bloody battles
when the inhamed countryside at
| tacks the stronghold of the noble but
! banished Sir Ensor Doone. and court
and baptism scenes in London are
| Maurice Tourneur's picture of the
story that has cost fortunes and has
extended the creative genius of one
of the screens few masters to its fin
est and most embracing activities.
More than thousand men took part
in the big battle scenes before the
Doone gates: the scenes were shot"
by six cameramen under the direc-
ton of Henry Sharp. first cameraman
Of the Ince forces.
Madge BellamY. as the heroine. is
said to demonstrate her right 20 the
laurels she won in Ince's Hail the
Woman" She is supported by a cast
of the hero. Frank keenan, as the
patrician exile. Sir Ensor Doone. and
Donald Macdonald as the swashbuck-
Ting gentleman brigand Carver.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
To Use Color Process.

COLOR photography of new kind
~ is to be tried in Cecil B. De Miles
next production. which is to be titled
adams Rib" The system to be
used is what is known as per-
fectcd spotted process.
The system has been perfected by
Loren Taylor. head of the color
process department of the Para
mount studios, who has been work.
ing on it for some time. The color
is shown through the regular blacks
film. "All-over' color photography
carried to the tints OF the skin is
admittedly far from perfection. ac-
cording to Paramount executives.
The scene in which the spotted
color appears is a night ballroom
in which is shown a large group Of
dancerk They are furnished with
large Japanese lanterns. The main
lights of the room are turned out
and the lanterns lighted. Each Ian
tern has been spotted" in differ
ent coior. red. blue. yellow, purple
and many tints.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Aquatic Realism.
NOTION picture players pantomme

MOTION picture players pantomime
in rehearsal: that is. they work
with empty glasses. eat" from c;npt.
plates strike blows with hands minus
missiles. leaving the use of props"
until all is set for the final scene.
And so it was that George Fswcetl
pantomimed with an empty bottle
during a scene in 'Ebb Tide. the
new George Melford picture. scene
where he finds that q cargo of cham
pagne stolen by himself and beach
combers proves to be sparkling spring
water.
But the bottle wasn't empty--and
it was with moist surprise that Faw =
cett felt the water cascade into his
mouth and food over his costume.
HIS resulting reaction wasn't acting
il was reality.
'Do it again" commanded Director
Ielford. That's great stuff! That's
the most human thing we've had in
the picture
"Huh!" snorted Fawcett. as he
went to the prop chest for towel,
1T ough. to be-.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
COLUMBIA-"Trifing Women.

The success achieved AT LoeWs Co
'umbia during the past week by Rex
lnEram's latest masterpiece of photo
play achiveme':t. "Triain- Women.
was SO pronounced that the columbia
anaGement is retaining the picture
for a second week. which viii begin
this afternoon. This picture scored
enc of the outstanding successes of
fhs season At the .~-p" Theatcr New
York. at 500 oric q.
II was written. adapted and directed
by Etz Ingram. I.T"rrail'. It's cast
includes no less than four featured
players. whose ah;lit:.- was largely re-
spcnsitle for the suecasS of THE
Prisoner of Zenda." Barbara La Marr.
Lewis 6 Stone. Ramon Navarro and
Edward Conneily.
The story is study of exotic
"moticnalism. which reveals story
within a story. 1t represents the
tffort Of father TO turn a frivolous
daughter from tie path of irrespon-
.ible frivolity to more serious pur-
suits by reading to her the story OF
/areda. the crystal gaZer. whose
strange power over Iren's hearts and
minds was irresistible. but who. in
the end. brought t:er own ruin as well
a that OF her lover
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Ten Commandments in Film

J. Bradt GIG Fedora street. Los An
geles; Mrs Emily Hulse. wife of {. a.
Hulse, formerly of. Hampstead. Long
Island and now of Los Angeles: E. II.
Peck. retired army officer now liv-
ing at. Hespcrla. Calf: Mrs. Ottillie
Beckett, 434S West Adams street. Los
Angeles: Lieut. Col. F. f. Lynch, 164l
Shatto street, Los Angeles
Second prize of 800 was awarded TO
Dabud Kandjeyousch. 220 2ath street
Hermosa Beach. Calf. who submitted
his idea in a Russian dialect which
required an extensive search among
studio employees before an interpreter
could be found.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Indians and Films.

GETTING Indians steamed up to
~ stage a battle before a motion
picture camera is slow work. but get
ting them to stop once hostilities have
begun is slower. The sQuaws weep
and pray and cheer them on, they ride
wildly toward their objective. and
every las, Indian takes a swing or u
shot at something until he is eN-
hausted. 1t doesn't make any differ
ence to them whether the camera is
running. The battle Is real to them
and can't be interrupted. and it IL just
plain luck if somebody doesn't get
hurt. James CruZe made all these dis
coyeries recently on a ranch near the
Utah Nevada state line. where he has
been making scenes for The Covered
Wagon"
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Wesley Barry.
in Rags to Riches" and THE Noble
Bachelor: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Priscilla Dean. in Under Two Flags"
Thursday. George Eliot's "silas Mar
ner." with a cast including Crau-
ford Kent. Marguerite Courtot and
George Fawcett: Friday. Mark Twain s
"Huckleberry Finn" and Reginald
Denny. in round 3. The Leather
Pushers." and Saturday, Robert Nc
Kim and Claire Adams. in THE Lure
of Egypt" and Shine En- I-p"; matt
nee only. Ruth Roland. in The Tim
ber Queen" No g.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Wallace Re ID
and Lila Lee, in The Ghost Breaker =
and Mack Sennett'S '.Wheh Summer
Comes: TuesdaE and Wednesday.
Shoulders and Buster Neaton. IL,
The Electric House.: THURSDAY. Lon
Chaney, in Flesh and Blood" and
Dan Mason. in pop Tuttle's Grass
Widow: Friday. Pat OMalley and
Pauline Starke. in MY Wild Irish
Rose. and Paul Parrott in Blaze
Away: SATURDAY,. Colleen Moore ard
John Bowers in "AiIirities and
Johnny Jones. in For Rent. Haunt
ed
Evening star., 1922-12-10
LINC0LN-"All for a Woman.

Beginning this afternoon at and
continuing at the Lincoln Theater
through Wednesday,. will be sh own for
the first time on any Washington
screen First Nationals release OF "All
for Woman" for the initial presen-
tation of which in America tickets
cost SO apiece. "Ali for q Woman
places before the spectator a gripping
story Of love and intrigue. in which
the outstanding figures are Danton.
friend Of the people; Robespierre. un-
bending aristocrat.. and a beautiful
royal refugee. The turbulent action
of this master-drama has as its back
ground the tremendous social cata-
clysms that attended and followed
the French revolution. Thousands of
players take part in the climaxes.
Danton is played by Emil Jannings.
remembered for his work in PAS
sion" The cast is composed exclusive
ly Of foreign artists.
The Steeplechaser,' new Issues Of
the kinograms and Screen Graphic,
with pipe organ accompaniment. will
be added attractions. Thursday.
through Saturday. Guy Bates Post
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Elite.

Today and tonlorrow. Richard Bar
thelmess IN The Bond Boy: Tues
day. Mary Thurman. in The Sins Of
Martha Queed': Wednesday. Society
BurlesQued." and Up in the Air
About Mary: Thursday: Constance
Talmadge. i'll Miss Lcfi.ngvelrs
Boots: Friday. Ellie Norwood. in
TIE Hound o he Easkersv:lles.' y
and Saturday. Frankl:n Farnun. in
when East Comes West"
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Favorite.

lock Holmes: tonnrrow, Ga-e:S
Hughes in The Hunch." and COM
edy. Accidental Wealth: Tuesday
The Lying Truth" and Bobby Yer
non. in Hickory fI;ck": Wednesday
and Thursday. Mae Murray. in Broad
way Rose: Friday. Shirley Mason. il,
The New Teacher" and mermaid
comedy. Treasure Bound; Saturday.
Frank Mayo. in Caught Bluffing."
and fourteenth episode of In the
Days of Buffalo ELL"
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Empire.

Todd! and tomorrow. Priscilla
. Dean. in Order Two Flags: Tuesday
and Wednesday. William Earnun,, in
, "AIoonshine Valley: Thursday. Rud-
yard Kipling's without Benefit of
Clergy; Friday. David Butler. in
Girls Don't Gamble" and Saturday
Neal Hart. in South OF Northern
Lights
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Carolina.

To-day and tomorrow Thomas
Meighan. IN Cecil 3 De Miles Man
slaughter: TueSlay. Theodore Rob-
erts, Elliott Dexter and Wanda Haw-
ley. in old Wives for New: Wednes-
DAY. Florence Vidor. III King v;oo.'s
The Real Adventure: Thursday, I'm
the Name of the Law: Friday and
SATURDAY.. Rupert Hughes Rem en-
urarce''
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Apollo.

To-day and tomorrow Ea,herin.
alacDonald. in White Shoulders" and
Buster keaton. in The Electric
William Fox's production of Nero:
Thursday, George Arliss, in THE Man
Who Played God" and comedy. AS
sorted Relativeo': Friday. Colleen
Moore and JOHN Bowers, in "Anini-
ties and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De
haven. in Entertaining the Boss" :
Saturday, Billie Dove. in Youth to
Youth and Paul Parrot. in Blaze
Away
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Circle.

To-day and tomorrow Constance
Talmadge. in East l. West: Tues
day. Irene Castle in sim Shoulders;
Wednesday. Tom Douglas and Mar
= =. - .\i~: Taur--
day and Friday, Theodore Roberts. in
The Old Homestead" and Saturday.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Hound
of the BaskervilleS."
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Dumbarton.

Today. Alice Lake. in "Kisses": to-
morrow. Raymond Hitchcock. III
Beauty Shop: Tuesday. Shi-it '
Mason, in The New Teacher: We'd
resday and Thu ->day. Constance Til
lnadGe. in IL :st /. West: Friday. IN
the Name of tic Law. AID S4 .urda:
William FarnunI i'll .Pc-jGy,
Evening star., 1922-12-10
LEADER-"Ten Nights in Bar
room"

The screen story of Ten Nights in a
Garroom." the feature Offering at the
Leader Theater this week, is familiar,
no doubt. to the majority OF theater-
goers. The modernized film version
is by Mrs. l.. Case Russell. The thread
hare topic regarding the evils Of liquor
has. in this picture, been entirely dis
carded. and only serves as back
ground for q wholesome story Of
mother and father love.
John Lowell. the star. is pictured as
.Toe Morgan. and has. during the ac-
tlon of the play. many thrilling mo-
inents. An Andy Gunp comedy will
be shown also
Evening star., 1922-12-10
RIALTO-"The Face in the Fog.

Presenting a cas-. of stage and screen
celebrities. headed bv Lionel Barry
more. Seena owen and Lowell Sherman.
The Face in the Fog" "Eostor
Rlacke" story by Ja.n Boyle. produced
by Cosmopolitan f"r Paramount PC
tures. will he the attraction a; 1Ioore's
EiaIto Thcatcr this week. beginning
today.
Dramatic. thrilling and intensely ap-
pealng, h, story is sad 20 deaf with
crime and dc set ION N Il manner new
scientific and Thoroughly "nsrossing
reiiins cf the fight of the t;-ar,.
Duchess Tatir- from the Russian boil
Shevists. with t.. crowr jewels. 70
America. whore she is ov.rtal.en and
where the aid of Boston Riack:o T,aw-
son is prov dentially enlisted He trails
tho swind'"rs. w'o have gotten posses
Ion OF the isacs. aud steals them
= nd this leads 'h.. ppicr 10 believe
'R'acki" has i'acis,ci int" criu,e again
and adds r"riip'i..;. IONS "a ti.. s-ory
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Eric Won
Stroheim, in Foolish Wives; Tues
day. Bebe Daniels, in Pink Gods:
Homestead: Friday. John NJ Stahrs
THE Song of Life" and Saturday,
Alice Lake. in "Woman's Hate"
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Hippodrome.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tall
madge. in THE Eternal Flame;
Tuesday. 1.-The Devils Pawn; we'd
nesday. Shattered Idols; Thursday
and Friday. Way Down East" and
Saturday. I'm the Name o: the Law"
Evening star., 1922-12-10
CRANDALL'S-"The Hound of the
Baskervilles.''

Beginning this afternoon at and
continuing through Tuesday, at Gran
dalls Theate-- Will be shown the
thrilling screen version Of Sir Arthur
conan noyle's famous Sherlock
Holmes story of The Hound of the
Baskervilles." made where the story
actually had its locale. In the role
OF the great sleuth OF fiction. Ellie
Norwood offers an effective portrayal
Mack Sennett's Home Made Movies"
= laughable comedy. with Ben Turpin
and Phyllis Haver. will be shown
also. "Wednesday and completing the
week, William Fox's Nero filmed
IN Rome, by J. Gordon Edwards. with
an international cast. Will be shown.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
Raphael.

To-day and tomorrow, Wesley Barry.
in rags to Riches: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Richard Barthelmess, in
The Bond Boy: Thursday and Fri
day, Rupert Hughes Remembrance:
Saturday. Conan Doyle's THE Hound
Evening star., 1922-12-10
PALACE-''A Foel There Was"

"a Fool There VA E.ni-',n', J.
flynns screen version f"~ 'iiam
Fox of the fnnnn':c sage pi-v will he
shown for the first time n Washing
ton al Incw'S Palace Theater this
week. besi,1r''g ''is ate "n,.
1t was adapted from Porter Emer-
son Browns plar. in which Robert
I'i,liard aud Katherine Kaelred had
rhs roles of chief Importance and is
based on Rudya ard kiplinss immortal
poem, The Vampire
Lewis :. Stone has the role orig
lnallS portrayed by Mr.. Hilliard.
while Esteli" Tay'o- has the part of
ne I+iuilii, .-.~.,i D., kr .h.':ns
Ia aelred Around rhcsa two chief
"'ayerS has been grouped cast OF
distinction.
Tho iateS; mermaid comedy
"BIazeS. the Pathe news picture, the
Topics of the Day" and an over
ture by the Palace Orchestra. under
Thomas Joseph Cannon, are further
9ttractiopS A
Evening star., 1922-12-10

will be pictured in THE Masouer
ader." The Fox News and Dan Masor
in Pop Tuttle's Firenghte-s." vii
round out the bill.
Evening star., 1922-12-10
FIZMOGRAMS

"THE SHEIk.' with RodoIph Val
entino and Agnes Ayres. is said
10 have broken all records in Sydney.
Australia
Evening star., 1922-12-10

Charlie Ray is tanning to take
flight into real. honest-togoodness ess
footIight drama. Mr.. Ray has jus
completed .he purchase of the stag
rights of The Girl ] Loved" the
James Wkitcomb Riley poem. Charlie
used the same poem as A theme for
his picture. An Old Sweetheart Of
Mine"
Evening star., 1922-12-10

! TECIL +. DE MILE is to put the
Ten Comma ndmcnts into motion