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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-17
FARM QUESTIONS
ANSWERED BY j. S
Outlook for Wheat Price, Corn
Acreage and Other Topics
Are Discussed.

Are we growing too much corn?
What is the outlook for price Of
wheat?
What is relation of cotton to other
southern crops?
What changes should be made IN
beef production to meet demands?
Farmers will be helped TO answer
these and other questions for them
selves by a series OF economic dis
Cussions in the 1921 Yearbook OF
the department OF agriculture which
will be sent to the printer shortly.
The book will be different from
those of preceding years. The reason
for the change in the material Is
that people in the department feel
that the great problems confront
ing farmers today and for the years
to come are economic in character
and should be treated as such
In the past about one-half of
the Yearbook has been devoted TO
magazine articles on numerous agrT-
cultural subjects. The other half
has included, in general. statistical
material presented in rather a for
NAL manner.
In the 1921 book the space
heretofore given to magazine art.-
cies will contain worked-out studies
on the economic SITUATION with re-
spect TO four of our major crops
corn, beef cattle. wheat and cotton.
The articles deal with these crops
from the standpoint Of production,
marketing. and distribution and
show their relative Importance, oorn
as separate industries and to agri-
culture in general.
Concise Form.
They have been prepared in con-
else and understandable form and
are we'll illustrated with charts.
graphs, and photos. Much Of the
statistical material viii appear i'm
digest form and supplemented by
the inclusion Of production data
and new statistics on marketing
and production. Another special rea-
tUre Of the book will be a graphic
summary Of American agriculture S
Interpreted from the census figures
Of 1920. In other respects the 1921
book viii contain material of former
years.
In making these changes in the
presentation OF material i'm the Year
book. department people po.nr on,
that farmers must give continued
attention ia production problems
but that more thought must be di-
rected towards cheaper production
and more improved methods Of mar
keting and distribution. so that the
prices the farmer receives for his
products shall be more related 70
production costs.
The report of the secretary VIII
show the progress o.. agriculture
during 1921 with particular empna-
sis on the economic phases. T. VIII
contain a brief statement of the
work Of the department and a dis
cussion Of the agricultural cr,sr-
through which we passed last year
The free distribution Of the Year
book is made chiefly by members 81
congress The department or agri-
culture has limited number FOR
mem bers Of its staff and principal
cCoperators.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-17
CROP OUTLOOK is
GOOD, ALTHOUGH
FIELD WORK EBBS
General Federal Report of Ag-
ricuItural Conditions
Shows Optimism.

WASHINGTON. D c.. June 10
CSpecial)-Crop growth was gen
orally advanced during the last half
OK May by rains in the Ohio and up
per NJ .ssissippi valleys, according TO
reports TO the United States depart
ment Of agriculture. Work was de-
layed by rains in Illinois anc in
the northern Rocky mountain and
plains states. Kansas. Oklahoma.
Arkansas. and the eastern cotton
states. Flooded areas in Louisiana
and Texas are being replanted I'M
der favorabl weather conditions.
Crops in California, Oregon, and
the Middle Atlantic states needed
rain az the end Of the month
Growth and condition Of cotton IN
Florida are very good ana the stand
IS fine in Virginia. The crop is late
in most states anG = becoming gras-
sy. chopping and cultivation nav
ing been delayed by wet weather
Considerable replanting has been
necessary in California.
Corn planting IS nearly finished
in New Jersey, central PENNSYLVANIA.
Indiana. Minnesota. and western
Kansas. Stands are fair TO good in
the corn belt but growth Is uneven.
Planting was late I'm eastern Kansas
and IN the southeastern states ex-
cept Florida
Report Rust I'm Indiana.
Winter wheat has generally I'M
proved In Nebraska. but the pros
poets in eastern Kansas are not as
good as a month ago The crop -
fair 70 good in the corn belt. Min
resota. and Michigan. Rust IS re-
ported from North Carolina. Indi-
ana. Illinois. and Texas. Harvest rs
in progress in Tennessee Spring
wheat IS making fair growth in the
Dakotas and good growth in Min
nesota.
Potato planting is three-rourths
done in Maine and nearly finished
I in New Jersey. The late crop Is
being planted in other northern
/ commercial districts. The Florida
B shipping season is nearly over. IN
South Carolina harvest Is under
way. and digging has commenced
/ in Virginia. The Kaw valley crop
will be ready for harvest In a few
weeks.
/ Livestock conditions are generary
: reported good on farms except that
losses of spring pigs are neavy IN
the corn belt. In the range
states cattle and sheep are IN rair
, to good condition and are moving
TO summer ranges in Washington
and California.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-17
Qualities Embodied in Good
Athletes Often Found in
TiIIers of the Soil.

j ann CTS
r q " persons,
ID erh 2 ps ever
thought Of the
American farmer
as an athlete or "A
sportBman but a
few m o IN e G.
meditation should
convince anyone
that a good farm
or mus necessar-
f1v ho both
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-17

Are we growing too much corn?
What is the outlook for price OF
wheat?
What is relation of cotton to other
southern crops?
What changes should be made IN
beef production to meet demands?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Paramount
Announces
New Films

An interesting list OF new produc-
lions has just been announced by
Paramount II IS tho most signifi-
cant announcement made by
American producers In many
months. II points 10 the growing
perception Of the producers that
the average American audience pos.
ncsses intelligence that demands
something more than sugary ro-
maneen or blood -curdling tnri lers.
III Winter Comes" A. $. ~.
Hu,chinson's best seller. Is 10 be
filmed In Europe by John 8. Robert.
son with James klfkwood in the
leading role.
william De Miles next production
n 10 be Rachel Crothrr's Mice peo-
pie" with an ailstag cast
June Maihis ls now writing the
scenario of ibauexs stage play.
Blood and Sand" in which Otis
skinner Il now appearing. Rudolph
Valentino win play SINNERS role
and Bcbe Daniels and May MeAvoy
Will support him.
The two that hold tho most prom
iso Of being neritorious pictures are
~ff Winter Comes" and Nice reo.
pie"
Robertson. who viii direct the for
MGR. was responsible for -Septi-
mental Tommy. and "FootiiRhts. .
two films which retained the a,mos-
phcra and spirit OF their story
sources. III Winter Comes" il truly
great book.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Miss Collins
Signs Unique
Film Contract
r. marriage in,erfercs with your

II marriage in,erfcrca with your
4 popularity. give up matrimonial
prospects.
Such Ia the order OF the movie
magnates to the young screen stara.
Under this new. and somewhat
startling .couraetuai ceiihacy" dc
cree. natrimory IL barred By pledge
1T ID agreed 10 be fact by both
parties 10 this agreement thai The
drawing power and value OF tho
services of an actress or star may
DO impaired by marriage" reads this
interesting document.
The existence Of such an arrange
nent between actresses and mag.
naien came recently to iiEht when
rumorH were rife regarding tho
possibility of tho marriage Of May
Collins 10 Charlie Chaplin.
Il couldn't get married for three
years. announced Miss collins.
why Because my contract won't
let me"
Investigation showed that such
anti.weddinE agreements are bclns
demanded. The tickle public. u APP
pears. prefers 20 visualize the pretty
hcroinea sa unmarried somehow
or other the Illusion OF romance in
destroyed II IL becomes generally
known thar such and such n star "
no longer eligible 90 courtahip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

The elevation Of Jack Hoi, 20 star.
dom Is AN index to the new trend In
pho,oplAy and fiction styles.
II marks the decline OF the collar
ad. lounge. lizard type OF hero.
For Jack Holt typlfiea the outdoor.
dcvii-may.car sort Of fellow that
Sinclair Lewis pictures in bis free
air stories.
Sinclair Lewis Is the most popular
writer Of the day. lila -Asain Street"
Ii selling as faa, a. two presses can
run off editions.
Lewis makes his male characters
homcly NUTS with few social gracca
and virtues. That's the sort " foi.
low tho average gtrl marrier. after
all.
A girl Adorca an Adonis In pic.
lures. Hut when u comes to mar.
riasEo she considers his trus,~orthi.
ness. hts respect FOR her and--his In.
come.
This " not intended 10 infer that
Jack Holt Is a homely mutt. How
ever. his hair In reeeding from hts
FOREHEAD a bl, and there's a aug
gestlon Of tho lantcrn'taw in hiA
oountcnancc.
He's horseman. an athlete. an
outdoor man. And 80 his starring
pictures viii have the Wea; and the
Canadian Northwest a. settings.
tIoit's first starring vehicle. The
silent Cali" Is TO be shovn at the
Coliseum soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
|f1ovieQuizzec

ftoHdnsfFd ta tO-Vprfnftoa HtfH
Associated First National I'scfwcsJ
Tcasie. Harold Lloyd Is not mar
ri.d. However. he has brother
Gaylord. also In pictures. who n
married Perhaps that accounts for
the confusion.
changes his leading lady with every
picture However. an exception has
been made In the case of Charlotte
Pierce. She has appeared opposite
him in Peaceful valley" The
Transformer" Gas. OIL and Water"
Ehnor The little mousiachc
which Wheeler Oakman IL appear.
Ing with IL his very own. He and
Douglas Fairbanks are very proud
Of these dainty little embellsh.
ments.
William.-Richar Barthelmesr II
10 play tho role OF sonny" taken
from the wcll.known book by that
title The picture will be directed
by Henry King. who directed "rot
able David"
Wiiton.-Liitian Lorraine has re.
turned to the stage In THE Blue
Kitten
Lyra.-Ycs. it's true that James
Crane and Alice Brady have been
discovered very recently. Her pres.
ent stage vehicle Is play called
Drifting"
Lynn.--Thc latest picture in which
Poia Negri appears is The Last
Payment"
Sylvia.-It was during tho first
week OF January that Iottie Pick.
ford and Alan Forrest were mar
RED. Mary Pickford acted as ma.
iron OF honor. Kenneth Harlan as
best man. and Jack Pickford gave
the bride away.
Sauilis.-Richard Ueadrick was
born April 20. 1917. in Los Angeles.
Cal. His address is 1916 5sth. Los
Angeles. Cal. Marie Provost has
blue eyes and dark hair. William
Boyd's address In Famous Players.
Lasky Studio. Hollywood. Cal. Yes.
Miss kiolct intends TO return TO Cal.
ifornia this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
Picture hf{er

Jack Holt and Behc Daniels viii
be co-atarrcd In ~ stampede Ma
DONNA" an Alaskan story by Monte
NJ. kattcr1ohn.
,.orrna Taifnadge has started TO
film naIzaes The Duchess OF Ian.
geain."
Bertram Grassby has been beaten
M AZ times and thrown off seven
cliffs--for tho movies.
A command performance Of The
KID was given for King George Of
England and Queen Mary.
The Touchdown" Leo Moran's
next comedy.
A German company rs filming
Marie Antoinette."
Rudolph Cameron will be Anita
Stewards leading man in Rose o.
the SEA-
Agnes Ayres IL 20 be starred In
The Ordeal by Somerset Maug.
ham. author Of THE Circle"
Imports Of exposed film the past
year amounted 10 10000. 900 feet.
while $40. 100000 feet we're exported.
Florence Roberts, former screen
star. returns 10 the movies In sup.
port OF Constance Biuney in The
Sleep walker"
Cecil DcMHle's Saturday Night"
was edited and titled in ~ days
Tom Mix will he starred In Free
Range Lanning." by George owen
Baxter.
~ Stage Romance" william Far.
NUNS first picture since his return
from Europe. Is based on an incident
In the life OF Edmund Kean, famous
English actor. 1t will be released In
March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
New Salary
for Lloyd
$l,8OO,OOO

Harold Loyd's new contract with
Pathe IL said TO call for $500. 900 for
each picture and the production ~
six pictures year. That would
make his income sl.soo.ooo a year.
That Is more than the fixed sum
called for by Chaplin's contract.
However. Lloyd will have 20 30
the cost Of production Of his c1c.
lures. And Chaplin Is paid per.
centage above certain gross On
his pictures. Therefore, II is highly
probable that chaplin's salary y
greater than Lloyd's.
But 1880. 900 sounds big. stupe-
flying. in these days when many IN
the industry say that admissions
must come down and that the firpt
step toward that end Is the reduc-
ton OF star salaries.
Yet when one considers the merit
OF ths entertainment offered By
Chaplin. Lloyd and Keaton as COM
pared 10 that offered by stars or
screen dramas. IT appears that they
should receive much larger salaries.
The comedian Is an individual en-
tertainer. He Is constantly in tlse
action In every picture in which 10
appears. His own acting is the ~
terion OF his films.
Few stars OF the dramas cnn
hog" picture after picture without
becoming boresome- The story y
stili the thing in drama while II
star is paramount IN comics That
is because the comic star Is recos.
nized In his own individuality. II
the dramatic star were thus rccog-
nized the drama would be marrcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
0eMllLE RETURNING
FROM EUROPEAN TRIP

Cecil ". de Mile is expected back
February : from his long European
vacation. according 10 word received
By cable. No one ia more anxious
for his advent than Edith Roberts.
who Is under contract 10 the great
producer and who says that abe II
weary Of idllnr. Not until he returns
will Il be known which OF several
bidders will set her scrviccs---or dc
Mile himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
ELEM TERRY TO
MAKE SCREEN DEBUT

There arr very few American stage
players OF note who have not had
their fling IN the movies David
Warfiold Is the outstanding croep
ton In England. however. most 81
The better known stage players look
upon the cinema a. beneath their art.
Now Ellen Terry has agreed TO ap.
par ~ the principal role N feature
him on the mother" theme. Tier ap.
p~arsnce IN films. and that Of Lady
phna Manners. may result in a mum.
Der OF o,her English stage stars TAX.
ing up movie careers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
my Boy" Is Jackie
Coogan's Next Film

MY Boy" Jackie coogana lates,
starring vehicle for Associated First
National release. 10 coming TO Scat
tic soon.
In this instance the little star has
been given "a better story thpi
''reck's had Boy" which broke thea.
tr. records all over tho country. and
My Boy - destined 10 become a
countrywide "hit"
The little genius plays tho part of
Jackie Blair, who lands Mt Ellis Ia
land. an orphan alien. lie manages
10 break thru tho immigration bar
riers. but has some strenuous adven.
lures In the LAND OF the free" His
Irresistible personality. however. wlna
him friends on every hand. and lac
has no difficulty finding a home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
AUTO RACE IN
NEW REID FEATURE

Wallace Reds latest Paramount
picture Across the Continent" is a
sticker for the cameramen. Charles
Schoeubaum. veteran cameraman
who has shot more than 90 pictures.
declares II Is the hardest picture he
has ever photographed The hard
ships and difficulties in photograph.
ing the transcontinental auto race,
which IL the big feature In the pic
ture, made the work offthe camera.
man most strenuous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
GRIFFITH CHANGES
PH0T0PlAY lille

n. W. Griffith has announced that
bis production Of The Two orphans"
Will ba released under the title Of
orphans OF the storm. In state
ment Griffith declares that the
change will coat him thousands Of
dollars. but TIA, he made tho change
because three other films bearing the
title The Two Orphans are ready
for release. lie recalls that when
Douglas Fairbanks released Tho
Three Muaketserw.' another FUN OF
the same tile was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
SATURDAY NIGHT"
DeMIlLE PICTURE

Saturday Night" Cecil y. De.
Miles latest Paramount production.
has been scheduled for release In
February simultaneously In $50
theatres thruout the country Mr.,
DeMille has classcd Saturday
Night as the best picture he has.
ever made. II Is from am original
story and scenario by Jeanne Mac.
pherson and treats the subject OF
mismated marriages in a manner
which Is said to give the picture "A
widely popular appeal Tie four
leading characters are played by
beatrice Joy. Edith Roberts. Jack
Mower and Conrad Nagel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
RIDoLPH VALENTINO

Rudolph Valentines first starring
picture for Paramount will be Bias.
co Ibanez' ators. Blood and Sand. .
In which the hero " n dashing
young bull fighter. Paramount ex
poets 10 make n per.producfio5
OF the story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
ropAy's PROGRAMS

iinERrN--Charles Hay in 1T. =.
'. a."
ftMnis-Hest Gibson In The
ftr~ tat~r."
WINTER stRnE>--rvtseiils Dean
In "teufiirf."
Ri.tE MOI >E--Nsrk rwsin's "a
Connecticut Yankee Of King Ar
thur's Court erhird we~k.l
>rftA>p--Nsh~i >orsnand la Nelly
a." tfhtfd week.
COtf>ft Nh or M . raimsdxe In
-lsses Redemption"
Coiu>tAt--shsrie t'sfsnek') Jenes
IN TIE ftni<h."
Ei.N~--pt.k uatten In The Hall
heona Of the NEST"
oAk--"pat ~ the storm" tcuioa
Sunday. King hsgxet In The
Dwelling rtsse ef Light"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
GA
THE DWELLING PLACE or
LIGHT"

CPnthe)
Janet Butler .4...........s.Cl Claire Adams
Brooks iDaall .....-t....... King Baggot
Can a girl climb unaided the lad.
der Of achievement In the business
world and yet arrive success? or
must she accept the help Of the un.
serupulous men with whom she -
brought In contact? This ~ the qucs.
ton which forms the basis Of the
theme IN THE Dwelling Place Of
Light" at the Oak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
CHARLES RAY

"Smudge." another story by Bob
Wagner. the magazine humorist. has
been completed by Charles Ray. and
he has begun work on "a new picture
In which he will have the support
OF a large cast. which will include
Barbara Bedford and Wallace Beery.
Tho piece IL not vet Tilted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Teddy, the wonder dog, seen
40 often in Mack sennett com.
edies. was seriously injured the
other day by a fall while talk.
ing part in a scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
LIBERTY NEWS

Tho flying OF tho White Cross flag
for the first time In seattle. under
the auspices Of the ". G. T. T., "
one Of the items 10 be shown IN tho
Liberty News weekly AZ the Liberty.
beginning Saturday. The visit OF
Walter Reddell. chief Of the United
states railway mail service. Is also
depicted. Other local events occupy
an important place in the weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
BLUE MOUSE
"a CONNECTICUT YANKEE"

ffoa1
Tbs fAnke>.. -..s-..--.s- HARRY hFrN
sandy ......... paniiue Htarke
eursa IL Pay. Rosemary Ihsbr
hing Arthur ...-........-.s1hsri @isEy
"a Connecticut Yankee Of King
Arfhur's Court" Mark TwRin's great
safiricai romance. which ts being held
over for the third wweck at John
Hamrick's Blue Mouse theatre.
brings to light an actor OF great
comedy ahiIity in Harry Myers. who
IL seen In tho role Of tho young
Yankee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

According 10 report from the
Mary Plekford studio Just before
that star left for New York. Mar
shall >siIsn will direct her in her
NEXT picture. refining Of
Tess Of the Storm Country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
CO l. S f u M
LOVES REDEMPTION"

tftrat Nationsp
Jennie poeson ,..s.-. Norma fsiniadee
cutford Stanatsa, ...-.-.. Harrison fefd
Frederick Kent. sss..-. -Anntekeo iate
Iohn Standtsh. ....s.ss4..s.N oopeF tiiffe
NORMA TAI4MADGE'S adaptahll'
An ~ at portraying unusual girls ON
the screen Ia again evidenced In the
remarkable character OF an island
girl she has built up IN her latest pic.
ture. Loves Redemption" which
opened az the Coliseum today Tor a
weeks engagement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
G. O l. u M B | A
THE FIRE EATER"

(universsD
Hoa corey ssss.ss.s .ss.s sffopt RtV9on
Martha Mccarthy. Louise Lorraine
yina t,.<olI. ................N alter Perry
Marie Roseiii, .t........ Carmen Phillips
Shots OF great planning mill and
humber mill at Huntington Lake.
California. give a vivid background
20 tho Industrial sequences OF The
Fire Eater the forest ranger story
which brings Hoot Gibson to the Co
iunbia today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

A novel xc~ne In Marie T'r~-
vests picture. nav making. viii
be- sn orpl,znage with ~ beds
containing ~ many kiddies Of
all eolors ard conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

No announcement has been maze
regarding the start OF the next pic.
lures by Mary Pickford and Douglas
Fairbanks. but their studios have
been pa, In working order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
S T r A n d
"M0II.y o.

CF-irst NATIONALLY
Molly o.-..s.s.-s.-..s. AArei Nofmana
Tim - Dair ..........ss... georns Nichols
Miriam Manchester. .Jscgusiino Logan
Molly o" is 10 remain atiil another
week at the Strand. This clever
Mack sennett comedy Is proving a
tremendous drawing card turnout
the country. and introduces the
popular comedicnne. Mabel SOrmand.
IN a dramatic az well as comedy role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
CO l. 0 N l A l.
ITO 4 FINISH"

(Fo1)
Jim Blake. ...ss.. .thsrisH ones
Doris Lane. Helen Ferguson
In the Fox production. ITO a Fin
fish," now showing at the Colonial.
Charles c'Buck'D Jones. as usual, does
some hard riding and fighting-and
again. as usual, he does both IN the
cause Of right On the romantic side,
Helen Ferguson. always attractive.
appears as the only girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
LIB z R T Y
"R- =. v. r."
erir-t Satianai)

II - '. u
trirrt Nationally
Richard NorEars....-.......C Charles Hsy
Benny Yielding ........-.--.H Harry AfsfA
Betty ......s......s-.... Jean Iatta@sA
Half a dress suit II worse than
none when II leaves the wearer a viz
tuai prisoner In marble-tiled bath
room. That's one OF the scrcamlngiy
funny situations in a. 5. v. p" the
new Charles Ray comedy drama.
which in now on view at the Liberty.
Buster Keaton's new comedy The
goaf," Is also shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

penrhyn stanlaws' next will he an
adaptation OF Sir Gilbert Parker's
"She OF the Triple chevron." with
Betty cornpson and Tom Moore in
the leading roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

The new athletic novelty.
pogo" has already found Its
way into pictures. Katherine
Mcdonald has made II u part Of
her current production 10 rrpre-
sent q society fad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

Emil Jennings. central figure of
Deception, ana Paul wegencr. who
played Tho Golcm." arc co-starrcd
In Lubitsch's Tho Wife OF Pharaoh. >"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28
.FAIiST- TO RE FILMED

Ferdinand =. Earle announces that
his next production for the screen
will be Faust" d. W. Griffith has
abandoned his plans for filming that
play.
ssmaklng school. NJ 47Oo.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-28

The tenth anniversary Of the
Famous PIayers.Iasky corpora.
ton will occur In February and
preparations are being made TO
observe the event In many thea
tres thruout the country.