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Evening star., 1922-08-20

bertha collar. front and back. which
slanted into long points at each side.
The wide crinoline skirt was almost
completely covered by folds Of spiral
taffeta drapery bordered with rose
wreaths, which swayed to and fro
with the movements of the dancer
Miss Hooters chapeau was Of shell
pink georgette in poke bonnet form,
trimmed with a few scattered rose
buds and with gay streamers of pink
satin ribbon.
Miss Ethel Russell. ingenue in "A
Little Cottage" flrst wore a quaint
frock of old blue silk. with small
hat tipped with ostrich fronds of the
same shade. Later she appeared in a
gown of white satin and old rose
georgette. girdled in rose velvet rib
bon. The satin bodice was cut with
a slight rounded neck. and diminu
tive kimono sleeves. and both sleeves
and neck were dotted with large rose
colored beads. The skirt, also of
satin. was wide and gathered. and was
finished with a satin ruching at the
top which drooped over and almost
entirely hid the narrow streamer
girdle The rose georgette formed
large panels at each side, which fell
just to the skirt hem. Heavy silk
embroidery in slightly deeper shade
of rose appeared on the lower part
of each and gave a semblance of in
tricate lacework.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
GraAex King
Makes Record
CHARLES WARRINGTON. known at

CHARLES WARRINGTON. known at
studios In Hollywood as king
of the Grafiex Men," Is credited with
making the most artistic set Of
still" photographs ever taken in
connection with a motion picture
production.
1t is said that Warrington saved
close to $4,000 in materials and>time
for Douglas Fairbanks by making
snapshots during the taking of his
latest production, of1cially known
as Douglas Fairbanks in Robin
Hood"
Before breaking into the movies,
Warrington was a newspaper pho
tographer, and he has applied the
samee methods to making stills
that he used in newspaper work,
thus eliminating entirely the neces-
sity Of players posing.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Robin Hood Trophies

a ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Louis
- c. Smith, secretary-treasurer OF
the National Archery Association, that
the forty-second annual tournament
and convention will be known as the
".Robin Hood tournament" and will
be- held at Cooperstown. n. Y. Au-
gust 22-25. inclusive.
In making this announcement Mr..
Smith refers also to new trophies
which are to be competed for this
year by members Of the association,
who come from all sections Of the
United States.
Among these new trophies. which
are in addition to those usually
awarded at the annual tournaments.
Is an exceptionally handsome cup
which is being given by Douglas
Eairbanks; and viii IL be 70 aS;O known Hooa as
trophy." This cup is to be awarded
for one year to the winner of spe-
Evening star., 1922-08-20
In the Spotlight

melodrama is from the novel The
House of Fear" by Wadworth Camp.
"Marjolaine" will be sent on tour
by John Henry Mears this season
with Peggy Wood as its star. It Will
open in Philadelphia September IS.
Oliver Morosco will present Mike
Angelo" with Leo GARLIC. at River
side, Calf, next Wednesday, night
prior to its opening at the new Cur
ran Theater, San Francisco, Septem-
ber IL.
In support of William Courtenay,
when he appears in New York In Her
Temporary Husband" early in Sep
tember. will be Ann Andrews, George
Parsons. Henry Mortimer, Harry Allen
and Selena Royle.
Claude King. now appearing in He
Vino Gets Slapped" has been en-
gagged for Robert Housum's play,
THE Star Sapphire" which E. r.
Goetz will present in Buffalo on La
Dor day.
Phyllis LIE Grand. for years leading
| woman with various companies for
! George Edwardes. in London, ar
rived in New York last week, and
| will appear In Edward Royce's pro-
duction of "Orange Blossoms in
|
Marilyh Miller (Mrs Jack Pick.
ford) wired F. Ziegfeld. jr.. that she
| leaves Los Angeles next Tuesday to
! report for rehearsals of Sally
| which resumes on Labor day in Bos.
! ton.
| The musical version Of Frank era.
ven's comedy. TOO Many Cooks
which will be produced by William
I
| Goes" Joseph Mccarthy is writing
| the lyrics and Harry Tierney the
music. The New York opening will
| take place early in October.
P! New faces will greet Gayety The.
| sellers. and Miss Lillian Barlow a.
| treasurer, and Miss Flora Barlow a.
| assistant treasurer.
Al stauss will conduct the Gayet,
! Orchestra this season. Hiram
Richey will begin his tenth seaso1
as stage manager. and Thomas Ryan
I formerly field man for moving pic
| ture houses. will fill this position OF
| the Gayety staff.
Scheduled for early production by
| the Garrick Players is Mark Swans
comedy-drama. Her Own Money
! with Julia Dean heading the cast
Miss Dean, 1t will be remembered
| starred in the original company. Shs
| was famous with the old Columbis
Players. 4.
Garry McGarry, production man.
ager of the Garrfck Stock Company
has returned to Washington from q
trip to New York. during which. II
is announced, he made arrangements
for the appearance here Of some OF
Americas greatest stage stars In
their most notable successes.
One of the announcements of the
new season is the coming of the new
Wagenhals & Kemper show. why
Men Leave Home" scheduled fol
early presentation at the Belascc
Theater. 1t is by Mary Roberts Rine-
! hart and Avery Hopwood.
Ira J. La Motto continues as the
resident manager at the Belasco The
ater. The regular season of Shu-
bert vaudeville will open September
) II. During the summer Manager La
Motto made tour of inspection OF
the Shubert houses as far west as
: Los Angeles.
Jimmy Hussey will be the headliner
of the first Shubert vaudeville unit
to appear at the Belasco, in Sep
tember. There will be thirty-eight
separate shows on the wheel, which
1t is said. fnsures a season without
single repeat act,
Evening star., 1922-08-20
.BELAscc-"rhe Exciters."

The dramatic season will open next
Sunday night. August 81. at the Be-
lasco Theater. where the Selwyns will
present a new play by Martin Brown.
entitled "The Exciters," which Is
scheduled for Broadway Immediately
after
Featured In it are Tallulah Bank
head: daughter of Representative
8ankhead. an actress of charm and
beauty. whose talents have won wide
commendation. and Alan ninehart.
among the foremost of Broadway
leading men. The cast will include
also Marsa Allen. Echlin Gayer. Dali
las Tyler, Florence Finn. Roy Cor
don and Adrian Morgan. Edgar Sell
wyn will personally direct the WASH
inEton presentation of the new pro-
duction.
The Belasco has been cleaned and
redecorated from pit to dome, and
new hangings and interior fittings
will add to its attractiveness
Evening star., 1922-08-20

EXCLUSIVE motion pictures Of the
II Mini i-Novgorod fair in Russia
the most famous Of all great fairs,
Will be photographed by Russian PIC
lures Corporation, Of which w. X.
ZieEfeld is at the head, and which
two months ago sent the first cinema
project ever permitted by the Rus
sian soviet government to enter ST.
IBERIA.
rhe Ziegfeld expedition. among
other concessions granted 1t, is SAID
10 have been given the exclusive
rights to present for the first time
upon the screen the picturesque as
semblage, which draws its patrons
from, a radius Of 1000 miles. and
which continues for two months.
POSTPONED since the Russian revo-
luton, the Nijni-Novgorod fair Is
said to : have been revived by the
Evening star., 1922-08-20

cial Robin Hood contest in the ma
ture of a long-range wand shoot.
j. F. Cooper also has offered a tro-
ply to be known as the Leather
stocking cup" The manner in which
this trophy is to be awarded WILLIS
made known later. James S. Jii6s
also has offered two handsome ping
one to go to the winner of the mems
novelty shoot and the other to the
winner of the women's novelty shoot.
Events of a social nature also ale
being arranged for. the entertain
ment of the visiting archers. inciud-
ing a tea party at Fynners. the estate
of the Fenimore-Coopcrs: evening
plays at The Little Cahmonix The
ater, an outdoor Greek theater. and
probably an evening excursion on
Otsego lake.
Mr.. Smith wishes members of the
archey association to know that head
quarters for the Robin Hood" tourna-
ment will be at the OTe- SAGA Hotel.
Cooperstown. .t-s.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
WASHINGTON bids goodbye tol

W. Miss Ada Meade this week, with
a hope that perhaps she will return
to local stock some time in the near
future. In Three Wise Fools" at the
Garrick. last week, she appeared as
the charming protege of three old
bachelors who had once loved her
mother. In their efforts to entertain
and please her they planned box
party for the opera, and presented
her with a lovely new gown, silver
slippers, a fan and pearls for the oc-
casion.
The frock, which is sketched. was
of pale blue chiffon. draped on the
new long lines. with the skirt touch
ing the ankles. The tight camisole
bodice was veiled front and back with
straight chiffon panels, bioused at the
waist by a low girdle Of self-material.
Narrow silver ribbon shoulder straps
Joined the two folds. and held them
high on the neck. so that a bateau
outline was given. The skirt was
made in many layers. some long, some
short, and others at the sides draping
into long, graceful points. which
touched the instep. A large flower of
blue chiffon with siiver-tipped petals
| was placed at one side of the girdle
to add the only bit of trimming. Miss
Meades hair was simply arranged
without combs or flowers, to corre-
spond with the quiet dignity of the
gown.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
FWMOGRAMS

VICTOR HUGoS masterpiece, The
Hunchback of Notre Dame." will
shortly be put into production by
Universal.
Frank Mayo's next picture is to be
The Altar Stairs. by G. B. Lancas-
ter. In this production Dagmar Co
dowsky (Mrs. Frank Mayo) will re-
turn to the screen as a South sea
''vamp." while Louise Lorraine will
have the feminine lead"
The second series of Leather Push
ers" prize ring pictures is starting
at Universal City. with Reginald
Denny again cast as Kid Roberts,
the part created in the first of these
has been engaged to play opposite.
1t has been definitely decided that
Norman Kerry is to play the male
Stroheim's next super-Jewel Of pre-
war days in Europe.~His role is that
Of an Austrian count.
Jack London's stories Of the sea,
Tales of the Fish PATROL" will be
picturized by Universal in a series
of two-reelers, with Jack Mulhall in
the leading part.
Hoot Gibson will soon be seen in
"Ridin' Wild" an original story by
Roy Myers.
Zone Wonderful Night" a swiftly
moving romance, by Louis Tracy, has
been purchased by Universal for Her
bert Rawlinson's use.
A wedding dress that weighs fifty
pounds is worn by Marion Davies in
| tho big Cosmopolitan production,
| when Knighthood Was in Flower
Of Princess Mary Tudor. The dress
; Is made of silver cloth trimmed with
! ermine and pearls.
Bernard Sexton, writer. lecturer,
! educator and story teller whose Lit
Mecca for educators everywhere.
who came to see how woodcraft and
happiness were revolutioniZing child
training, has gone to Siberia with
| the Russian Pictures Corporation, OF
| which w. K Ziegfeld is president, to
first authentic news, scenic, educa :
| tional and industrial pictures ever
| taken in that country.
Uncle Tom" show. He had four
| parts in the slavery story and chased
Eliza across the ice.
! Rockett-Naylor Productions was or
ganized to produce series of super
| cinema dramas of subjects Of national
| and world appeal. While the subject
| to follow the Lincoln production has
not yet been definitely determined, 1t
is not unlikely, it is said. that a
great picture of Washington and the
| revolution will be the next.
1
| In THE Ghost Breaker" Wallace
| Reid has to battle his way through
| twelve men in armor in an old Span
=, ish castle. In his encounters with
| the armored figures on several occa-
sions during the filming he was
| pinched by the coming together OF
! pieces of metal which made up the
| suits of armor while he was being
roughly handled by these men.
Every time one of them bumped
against me I was pinched in some
place." he says.
| Monte Banks announces he has in
vented a new kind of comedy-neither
! slapstick or situational What can
| it be? That's what Monte Banks
| wants you to ask until September
when his innovation will be released
Dorothy Manners. supporting Jack
Pickford in "Garrison's Finish
| wants to make sure of not being con.
in pictures. Hence hereafter she viii
be known as Dorothy c. Manners
She also wishes to have it impressed
that she is a decided brunette. while
the other Dorothy Manners is {
blonde There's lot in name
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Oldest Courthouse.

TN one of the backgrounds used in
the filming of Richard Barthelmess'
new photoplay, "The Bondboy.". will
ofdest oH seen counthonse rs the 20 nited
States. 1t is located at Warm
Springs. Bath county, Va. The build
ing was erected in 1871, and tradi-
ton has it that Patrick Henry, Thorn
as Jefferson and James Madison at
one me OF o.nsr aPpearsHh Th. huiIas las
ing Is now being used as the county
clerk g ONCE. - ,-s-7i. ~ = -
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Travels Far 4. to Pf;,tt:

CHRISTIAN Won sCHNEIDAU, who
u for the past six months has been
painting portraits Of Mary Pickford
and Douglas Fairbanks will leave
Los Angeles early next week to mo-
tor 1900 miles to Crater Lake, ore'
where he will paint several can.
as The most celebrated Swedish
painter in. america. is anxious to
study light vibrations In the Crater
Lake country. where, due to the aiti-
tude4 and peculiar light. .sconditions
an altogether new and. complex neld
for study is offered.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
GARRICK- -"Seventeen. 81

Booth Tarkington's Seventeen"
with several members of the original
company in the different roles, not
able among whom will be Percy Hill
ton. will be next weeks production
of the Garrick Players. Mr.. Hilton
was last seen in Washington with
David warfield, In "The Return of
Evening star., 1922-08-20

The musical SCORE for Elmer Clif.
tons production. Down to the Sea In
ships.'y now. being designed by Henry.
r. Gilbert, noted American composer
will contain original themes by MI.
Gilbert, 9as wei N original arrange
meuts iof ser iehsnteys and ,S1cerpt5
from the works Of the world1 best
cofupOger1 -t---,s - : ssS,>-
Evening star., 1922-08-20
B. F. KEITH's-Eddie Foy.

Eddie Foy and his fun family will
topline next weeks bill at b. F.
keith's Theater. Others will be the
meistersingers, Seed and Austin. Will
liam Halligan, Harry and Dennis Du-
four, Francis Arms. Paul Nolan and
company, Fridkin and Rhoda.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
GAYETY-"Mimic World. :"

Next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater will be Cain and
Davenport's mimic World. Young
blood" it is announced has been ex-
clusiyely employed to people Mimic
World with singers. dancers and
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Coming Attractions.

snappy specialties. Every member Of
declared to be under twenty-one.
Among the celebrities initiated"
are Nora Bayes. Nan Halperin. Frftzi
Scheff, Bessie Clayton and Tempest
and Sunshine.
A bewitching chorus Is promised.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

Goldwyn's production, The Mar
With Two Mothers "Borderland'
and Divorce Coupons"
Evening star., 1922-08-20

". Blasco Ibanez's Blood and
Valentino. Lila Lee and Nita Naidi in
the chief roles. will be an early at
traction at Loew's Columbia theater
Evening star., 1922-08-20
.Rialto.

The Universal production, 1.-The
Married Flapper," starring Marie Pre-
vost. -
Evening star., 1922-08-20

Betty. Conpson has Just purchased
q new; home In Hollywood, ,undeterred
by what they say"
Evening star., 1922-08-20
NEXT WEEKS PH0T0PLAYs.
Metropolitan.
sCrandau's.

John N. Stahl's First National pro
duction. z"Oner Clear Call"
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Palace.
Columbia.

Clara Kimball Young in. "The
Hands Of Nara"
Evening star., 1922-08-20

rTons Of Money the English farce
which Charles Dillingham is to pre-
sent tomorrow night in New York. had
its first hearing in Atlantic City last
week. Homer B. Mason and Mar
guerite Keller head the cast.
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STICKING i 10 'coNNoR ],

q Ward Co: Independen II. " !.
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crat, an enthusiastic Lacquer st 1 both
the Townley and Vilson. bran n ld Be-
lieyess that because n O,con-
nor, democra tic t,omine for ~ IS !.
Senator y sot his own partfy, that NE.
n,Connor s1iinul ~ II 8. better senator
'than sszief M ia izes 1 that. Fra.
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lean,s md also claims that he sxprects
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ss 81 arnold full believes. that III
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81 Il one day and fully two.thirds
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diem man voted for u Frazier fo s.
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a This 30 put up the weak man. ne
regular, dyed in-wool Independents
and democratic vote Is sure Is slsct
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TROOPS GUARD
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Total Ind btedness Of Dis
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TREAsURER,s REPoRT,

So Report OF Treasurer 81 McCulley5
school District No: 20. County 4 Of
year besinnine July i 1871, and ID end nd
ing June 80 1922 8 T;
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+ Total receipts for year S77s9. o.
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tncluaing cash on hand July
. 81 PHN Ii: sslso. =
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school Houses. Sites and Per- u
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Amount paidS during year for -
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ints9ss.p 1 oa aaS enass $50 ssa4 Sc
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Other5.Expenses-- sis
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n. 129 so N
Z. Total expenditures dur-
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cash: on. hand 70 balance
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sTREAsURER,ss R m;


sehoo1i Dis.rict Ne County e hrete 81
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,'ns suAe =. l REcE1prs y
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Total amount received dy nrLi esl 81 -
year year from from apRortionment Of q
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86s year from .apportionment OF i
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from taxes levied by District
school Board ~. &. I. e. 1858 az
Total receipts for year 1850 90
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ExPE IN Il Is 81; zeS1. q
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T ss Eefi;Ssaset Eas ss5 1851 is
Is of eachers. Retiremen Fund II 80
Amount paid during year for T:3sss s y
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mount paid during year fori -
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sS district treasurer) Including
sinking fund at the end OF
the year June So s1sa2.. q 5000
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts ] 81. 1851 81
Treasurer of Exeter school District
No. 13 6 81 =
App5oysd this 18th day Of July, 1892.
BY Order of the District School Board:
JOS. II. VOIK,
= ttast " President.
3 ANDREAs MITzEL, 81 ~ Ss.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-01-27
Golf Becoming
Winter Sport

Chicago, Jan. 26-Winter golf IS
becoming as general as all-year mn
toring, according to information
gathered by former National Cham
pion Chick Evans, who has made it
hobby for several years to study
that phase OF his favorite pastime.
Between the sturdy golfer who
follows the red ball through the
snow on northern links and TIE
thousands who journey to more
moderate chimes, Evans estimates
that about half of Americas golfers
continue play during the frigid
months. 1t is no novelty nowadays
10 see bevies of men and even
women following the rubber pellet
with wood and iron over the frozen
links in the north, while golf courses,
have been built by scores in SOUTH
ern and Pacific coast states until
some 500 semi-tropical links NOW
await the ingress of winter players.