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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16

S375-3-piece overstuffed suit with covering
of figured taupe-colored mohar.
s3s5-3-piece overstuffed suit, covered with
fawn -colorcd mohair.
$450-3-piece overstuffed suit covered with
taupe-colored mohair Hand-carved base and
spring arms.
S515-3-piece overstufed suit, tapestry COW
ered
$520-3-piece overstuffed suit, covered with
fawn-colored mohair with gold background.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16

IT IS pleasant TO hear' as we
l do repeatedly, that ours is
the best collection Of fine coats
for young women in the city.
4 GROUP of beautiful coats
IA today at $145 bears out
the statement.
THEY ARE made of the
l most luxurious quality Of
bolivia - a quality known
under its trademarked name
as going into only the finest
wraps made.
THEY HAVE great collars
! and sometimes cuffs
also - Of beaver, squirrel,
black or platinum wolf, or kit
fox.
INCLUDED ARE straight
: line, bloused and circular
models. They are in malay
or marten brown, kit-fox
gray, navy or black--all very
finely lined and warmly inter-
lined. And sizes IA to 20 are
in the group.
Other handsome coats for
young women 60 up to $3.50.
tSecond FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16
The Crisp Air OF the Nelu Winter Season PerUades Ell
--e-- ~ 49, DnYf nf the Wnnnn1nkPr Store
Paris Sends
Trimmings of Metal
and Leather

The metal gives the. fashion,
able glitter and the leather sup
plies the color. Besides trimming
the dresses, they are frequently
used for belts or girdles.
One kind is composed Of
series of long, narrow metal
slides, run through with leather.
SO a yard. Another is in seal
loped form, the metal and leather
being used in combination. SO a
yard.
There is still a third, leather
fringe, in gray, brown or black,
with metal clips, at 81 and SO a
yard.
(Maln Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16

No will wonder at it who the marveousy beau
tifu coats which bear this price And there many
styles to choose from There finer assortment of 500
coats in Philadelphia, according to who have looked
elsewhere.
In four of the prettest models the material is
soft bolivia silk lined and nterned There huge collars
and cuffs of kit fox or large collars of beaver.
One coat shows the Balkan blouse, ending in wide
stitched belt and full skirt which hang pointed panels
The collar and cuffs of beautifully blended kit fox.
AS many three styles of bolivia with huge beaver
collars and another is of finely tweed in soft gray
tan mixture plaid with collar of naura! dyed wolf
Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16
Four Exceptional
Models in New
COrsets

A Madame Lyra slip-on girdle
Is of beautiful pink broche and
elastic, with short bones over the
abdomen. 81.
A corset for large women is
heavily reinforced over the hips
and in back. It has very low
top and a long skirt. S10.50.
An American Lady slip-on
girdle of broche and elastic has
elastic all around the low top.
S..
A splendid model for tall fig
ures is topless, with elastic Sec
tions. It is moderately boned and
has broad steels in front, with
good clasps. $3.50.
(Third Floor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16
What q Wonderful Sweeper
to Clean the Whole House
Without q Bit of ELectricity!

Just the easy pushing at the pistol-ke handle
operates the Vacuette.
A., But it cleans clean as can be, and is simple
enat it can hardly fail.
,r Ball bearings make it run easily, almost silently
Inc one gear in all the machine drives the fan to create
% powerful suction that particle of dirt escape
-, But could go on indefinitely telling about the
advantages the unendng conveniences of the Vacuete
me one sure way of knowing what it will do for you is
to see it,
story '
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16
The Time for Buying These Living
Room, Suits Is Running Short

Quantities limited and after Thursday next these living
will no longer be available
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16

In the pretty bright radium
laces, in black, brown and a few
in navy.
They are worn over costume
slip Of silk or satin, and the effect
is that of an entire dress. Two
styles, one with panel Of crepe
de chine down the front and
back.
Third FlooP)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-16

(Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Local Head1;ners.

MANAGER ROBBINS Of B. F.
NJ Keith's is confident that he has
made a real. genuine find for vaude-
willie right here In the home town of
the someday stars.
1t Is the two Bird boys. Dick and
Jack Bird. sons of J. Maurice Bird
Mr.. Robbins gave the youngsters a
try-out last Tuesday at his matinee
and without advance heralding of any
sort and without their local connec-
tion being known. save to few. the
lads made a wonderful hit. Mr.. Rob-
bins refuses to modify his adjectives
Of praise and insists that the per-
more than justify and confirm his
own judgment.
They viii appear in the same bill
with famous Lionel Atwell. though
In the fourth place of prominence
and it is predicted they will hold 1t
down with more than credit to them
selves and their christopher Colum-
bus" Robbins.
Singing is to the boys as much q
Joy and sport as swimming and base
ball. For the past three years they
have been choir boys at the Washing
ton Cathedral, There the soprano.
Dickey Bird, was given important
solo work. In conjunction with this
they have two daily periods for songs
used in concert work.
Jacks deep, mellow contralto. when
combined with Dicks full-toned So
prano in duets makes a thrilling
emotional appeal. The boys naturally
love to sing. and many of the close
harmonies in their work are their
intensive study they. read and in
terpret dinicult musical compositions
at sight They have large repertoire
Of songs, good music mostly.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
4 Lincoln. SYMPOSIUM.

EVERY person in California who
knew. Abraham Lincoln at any
period Of his life is to be invited to
be the guest of the Rockett-Naylor
Motion Picture Company upon the
occasion of the shooting Of the first
scene of its fifteen reel production
of "The Life of Abraham Lincoln
The feature Of the occasion will be
a dinner to be followed by speeches
and a symposium of recollections of
the martyred chief magistrate by the
venerable guests.
Senator Cornelius &. Cole. 100 years
old and Lincoln's oldest surviving
friend. who served in the United
States Senate when Lincoln was
tance OF him at Gettysburg when he
delivered his immortal address there
will be the guest of honor and Will
preside at the symposium.
Uncle Joe Cannon also will be
uged to attend and there will be sev-
eral old soldiers present who knew
President Lincoln well.
Dr. Gilbert Ellis B.iley of the Uni
versity Of Southern California and
chief of the research department OF
the Rockett-Eayior Company. him.
self a neighbor of Lincoln when Z
boy in Springfield, will be master Of
ceremonies.
Or. Bailey would like the names ant
addresses of all men and women ,wht
knew Lincoln in order that none ma!
be overlooked who are eligible ant
q bic to attend this affair.
A feature of the symposium -dinne
will be an exhibit of authentic Lin
coin relics.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Cosmos Opens Next Week.

The Cosmos Theater will open its
seaSon next week with the usual
matinees and evening performances.
Manager Julian Brylawskt says his
theater has been practically rebuilt
from the floor up. that 1t has been
supplied with, the latest furntshings
and devices for the comfort and
convenience OF his patrons. and that.
above all things. there Is absolute
certainty of its security. especially in
the matter Of fire protection. Many
beauties and improvements will be
found also. which will add to the
pleasure of its entertainment
The reopening bill will be headed
by THE Dress Rehearsal" a laugh
able farce illustrating the troubles of
play author in directing his hrst
rehearsal. 1t is good. wholesome fun
and ought to make the time pass
pleasantly.
Other attractions will include the
Quarrelsome Quartet. a. new kink in
musical fun. presented by four aero
batic song singers: Prince Cherzi in
musical varieties of the latest type;
Mahoney and Cecil in mirth and mel
odies; Cecilia Weston. a personality
girl, and company. in a repertory OF
songs that get over the footlights. and
Cotter and Aldwin. two eccentric CO.
medians and dancers: in Zone on You "
A beautiful hrst-run Goldwyn spe-
cia1 production, picturing Betty Comp
son in Always the Woman" a love
the Aim attractions. which will in
clude also Pathe comedy. an exclu-
sive news reel and the famous Movie
Chats"
During the season. Manager Bry-
lawski states. the feature photoplay
cept on Saturdays and holidays and
on Sdnday evening -
Evening star., 1922-08-20

directed the picture. were at work
with Alvin Wyckoff. settling prob
lens. of scene and lighting Valen-
tino was ready to work whole heart
edfy with every one in the company.
HE is the most inspiring person
to work with him and without getting
some of his spirit and feeling that
what he was doing was the most
important thing in the world. In
some of my scenes with him. espe-
cially the scene where intrigue
him into making love to me-we
worked hours establishing, what you
might call the tempo of 1t.
when we agreed we had worked
were iawless, Mr.. Niblo called for
lights and camera. 1t went of
without a hitch. and we were all
happy. But the next day when VAL
entino saw the film. he decided that
it wasn't exactly right. And SO we
had to spend another day of terribly
hard work doing 1T all over again
The point IS that he made us and the
entire company positively enthusias-
tic about doing It,
Another thing which shows his
attitude toward his pictures Is that
he insisted on taking every scene In
which he appeared close to the
camera twice-once while he spoke
his lines in English and once while
he spoke them in Spanish. His point
was simply that the picture will be
shown In Spanish speaking coun-
tries. and the people there might be
fighter mOuthing English words
when he should have been talking ir
their own language He doesn't
want to diSappoint any one"
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Ne,u Film C CorutanyHere

NEGOTIATIONS were concluded yes
~ terday, 1t is announced. whereby
the Safety First Films Production
Company will soon have its staff of
directors, camera men and casts as
sembled here ready to start Aiming a
series of comedies with scenes laid
In and near Washington.
The first Of the productions Will be
filmed on that. part of Glen Echo
Park not used for amusement pur-
poses and will be started immedi-
ately upon the conclusion of the park
season, the latter part of September
under the direction of JACK Woif-
man, general manager. who has sign
ed contracts to take over the prop
erty for picture-making purposes.
The principal studio of the COM
pany Is located at Davista. suouro
Of St. Petersburg. Fla, where pro-
duction Of q super film. From News
boy to United States Senator. Is now
in progress Several Of the scenes
of this film have already been shot
| In washington under Mr.. Wolfman
direction, and others. which Will
show some of the Glen Echo amuse-
ments in operation. will be filmed be-
Aore the park closes its summer sea-
| SON. shortly after Labor day.
| "Buddy," said to be second edi-
tion Of Jackie Coogan and a WASH
ineton SCREEN actor, is portrayine
the character Of the newsboy. while
| Louis Gadke has the principal lead
IN the production.
Evening star., 1922-08-20

Nine. Besson. at Keith's. in a play
let entitled "The Woman Who Knew.
wore an attractive wrap. Light she'll
pink georgette formed the medium
and brown fox fur the trimming. The
tilmy material was shirred into a
dainty ruff at the throat, and just be-
low it a choker collar of fur was add
ed, with a second georgette ruching
appearing beneath. A wider band
Of fluffy fur circled the wrap at its
center and held the light folds out
with a suggestion of bouffancy. The
lower part of the wrap was edged
with straight collarlike fold Of geor-
gette, to which the ampler drapery
above was neatly gathered.
Nine. Besson's gown was OF SHIN
mering opalescent seQuins. cut in one
straight piece, and held in place by
jeweled shoulder straps. A twisted
fold of delicate pink georgette cor
responding with the cape marked a
very low waist line and fastened IN
a loose knot over one hip, with its
trailing end forming a graceful train
that swept the floor
Miss Harriet Hocter. also at Keith 8.
appeared in chic little period frock
made of apple green taffeta and
trimmed with garlands of pink roses,
and diminutive pink ribbon shoulder
straps supported its bodice. THIS was
cut on snugly fitting basque lines, ana
an unusual touch was added in a
Evening star., 1922-08-20
4 Close-Up of Bebe Daniels.

knitting needles and rocking chairs
yet.
Come tout and meet grandmother"
she suggested
We did. Out on a cool porch. party
hidden from the attractive lawn s.
capped old lady, not much larger than
Bebe, who responded with surprising
ly energetic cordiality to Bebe's in
PRODUCTION. Soon mother returned
from the kitchen without the apron.
Now the whole family is here" the
charmin gyoung hostess announced
Tea and cakes and things were
served and there followed walk
through the beautifully kept grounds.
Bebe knew all the plants and the va
rious kinds of shrubbery. In fact
she confided that she helped her
she likes to dig" 1t is one of her
hobbies.
II love to get out into the open"
she said. II like animals. too. Just
now l have two dogs, a collie and-a
bulldog. Horses. too. / am very foAd
Of I have ridden almost since / CIR
remember. We have a country place
of twenty five acres near Glendale
Calf, and 1 like nothing better thzn
| to spend the week end there.
"Oh. yes. I like some sports-sueh
as polo and swimming. I don't care
much for golf or tennis. OF the in
| door sports Il like dancing best"
Miss Daniels Is much interested In
| her home. She has a passion for co.,
| lecting oriental things 1t is shared
by her mother. Some OF her furnt-
| ture was given to her by her gran&
mother who is, a, daughter of a for
mer President of Colombia. 1t is from
her grandmother that she inherits
her vivacious Spanish type of beauty.
| Her grandfather was a Mr.. Griffin. n
| Connecticut Yankee. who was consul
general at Buenos Aires at the time
he met her grandmother
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Inspires Enthusiasm
EVERY screen star has a triple per-

EVERY screen star has triple per-
sonality. it is claimed.
In the first place, there is the per-
son as he appears In his roles; then
the person as he appears more or less
formally on ff-stage" before the pub
lie. and lastly-and most important
the person as his fellow actors see
him in the work-a-day business of
production.
The fellow actors-or actresses
are the ones who really know a star.
for they see him or her in every pos
sible mood. Consequently. it is in
teresting to hear Nita Naldi's version
OF Rodolph Valentines personality.
gained through weeks of work with
him In Blood and Sand"
He Is as ambitious as Alexander"
she says. Il don't mean that he is
ambitious In a selfish way-for from
it! He is ambitious for himself. for
the entire cast. for the director and
for the picture. 1t is sort of all
embracing enthusiasm that sweeps
everybody along with 1t. You can't
work in the same company with him
and not feel it.
There is one thing you have to re-
member when you consider Valentino.
lures than do anything else in the
world. 1t Is impossible to imagine a
man who is more contented or hap
pier in his work.
During Blood and Sand he was
always the first on the lot in cos
tune. Long before it was time to
begin work he and Fred Niblo. who
Evening star., 1922-08-20
GOSSIP.
noROTHY PHILLIPS was born in
- Baltimore, Md. Allan Holubar
l.. -. h,,shond uer latest DiCtuFe Is

noROTHY PHILLIPS was born in
- Baltimore, Md. Allan Holubar
is her husband. Her latest picture Is
Hurricanes Gal"
has brown hair and blue eyes. Some
of his pictures are CLAY Dollars.
.1.iIded Lies" Worlds Apart, Fig
urehead'' and His Wife's Money" he
has been engaged to appear OPPOSITE
Norma Talmadge in THE voice froni
duction has been suspended penang
outcome Of the serious injury OF MI.
OBrien by an auto truck.
Katherine Macdonald Is not mar.
ried, but she is said to be engageo
to a wealthy San Franciscan. me
news of her wedding date mas not
vet been announced.
Anita Stewart Is an Erasmus Han
Marguerite Clark has not been IN
evidence since Scrambled Wives:
She is married to H. Palmerson VIII
liams and lives down south.
It is true that Mary Pickford has
been on the stage since she was hve:
Here are some bobbed hair stars:
Constance Talmadge. Norma Ial-
madge. Dorothy Phillips. Anita stew
art, Shirley Mason, Dorothy Dalton
Marion Davies is to have for her
next picture the stage success "Adam
Charlotte Walker was born in 1878
in Galveston. Tex. She had success
full stage career before appearing OF on
nortant pictures are 'Out of Dark
ness The Trail Of the Lonesome
Pine" Just a Woman" and Eve IN
viii Viii Rogers is working on ''rhe
Legend of Sleepy Hollow
;mnortant role, in 'The Dangerous
Az" John M. Stahl production.
which will be released In the fan.
she has dark brown hair and eyes
She is not related to Myrtle STEAD
Ru.ter and Natalie. Keaton have a
voynh son. He was born early IN
June. Being the only baby in the
Tainadre FAMILY, of course. he runs
a chance of being spoiled.
Larry Semon was q newspaper car
toonist before he entered pictures.
He writes, directs and stars all MO
productions himself.
Agnes Ayres began her stage career
AZ an extra at the Essenay stuoio IN
Chicago. She has played leading roies
in yarious pictures. She was made .
star BY Paramount. her nrst & starTins I'm 9
NJ turning" Her latest picture is
sBorderland." She is nve feet four
inches in height. weighs 115 pounds
and has golden brown hair and blue
eyes. She IS not married at tne pres
ent time, although she has been. ~,
Edwin Carewss next picture Will
be Mighty LAX a Rose" w.
The .Talmadge; sisters are In new
York at present. They will soon sail
rei.ase will be ''East Is West"
! Hugo Ballin's latest picture rs
Married People" 'Jane Eyre" is
considered one Of the best pictures OF
the year. = Mabel BALM isHugos
Ths most beautiful woman on the
screen, IL votes count, is Katherine
MacDonald Recently she was voted
this honor in a contest which ran IN
the New York Daily News ana the
Chicago, Tribune. Her latest picture
il sHeroes and Husbands" and the
one to. follow will be '"rhe Woman
Conquers." =. -:
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Wonder of'W ondersy
EARLE DORSEY. a genius in hi

EARLE DORSEY. a genius in his
II way, contributes the following:
daThomas Meighan is an inveterate
story-teller. Several years ago he
was In London, and. in the lobby, of
the. Hotel Savoy. he met Perley
Poore sh heehan. the novelist, who then
was the foreign correspondent OF
mikes a speciality OF knowing writ
ers, and it Is said sometimes that
he knows more writer's than he
knows actors. At any rate. Meighan
got to telling stories, and Sheehan.
the. correspondent7author, was good
''.id :Meirhan told one story about a
CITY boy who became involved with
a tough city gang and Ned to the
country to, escape. contaminating in
fluences. only to discover rural brands
Of perfidy ,of which; the ,Bowery had
% .sheehan said nothing at the. time.
but the idea impressed him power
fully, and not more than a year rolled
by before the same story appeared In
novel form, entitled, II You Believe
THE late George, Loanes Tucker, pro-
ducer Of The Miracle Man, was deep
" Impressed with the screen posi-
bilities Of Sheehan's story and he In
yited the author to come to California
and assist In. its production for the
screen. Before, Tucker could begin
work on THE picture. however, he died.
After fuckers death Mefghan
CHANGED to run ACROSS q copy of the
book, and. he read IL, along with the
hundreds or So stories he reads. every
year in his search for screen material.
'"Meighan was charmed with the
basic idea of the story. and somehow
had heard before He got In touch
with the author, and then, for the
Hfffst time, he learned that he was
anxious TO appear in q story that he
mad xnegligeRtiy told to Sheehan. In
the Savoy Hotel. several years be-
Evening star., 1922-08-20

pEBE DANIELS. Paramount picture
cestors.
. She has also one Of those rambling
white bungalows. with tile roofs and
a courtyard in the middle-they call
'em "haciendas" in the land of olives
and bullfights-and a love for orr
entail furnishings. But don't get the
idea that callers are expected to play
a guitar beneath her balcony win
dow on a moonlight evening.
Bebe doesn't sit around the house
in mantillas and fan herself. Not at
all, not at all!
When you ring the front door bell
of the Daniels bungalow no imposing
figure in gold lace and knee breeches
responds solemnly. On the contrary.
it's quite likely that an attractive
usher you in and ask you to be seat
ed. while she dashes back into the
kitchen and pulls a cake out of the
oven. That little woman with black
hair like Bebe's and the Same large
black eyes is Bebe's mother.
That is what happened to the inter-
viewer who gathered these few i'm
pressions Before opportunity was
afforded to gaze at the soft colorings
Of the oriental rugs and the varied
examples of richly carved furniture
and the palmer pieces, which were
quite evidently. family heirlooms Of
great age. Bebe herself breezed in.
/ Breezed is the only way to describe
the way she entered. She is an ath-
lete, you know. Back in the slapstick
comedy days, when the bathing girls
had to bathe and dive and fall off
piers and trolley cars and things
Bebe used to be quite active. She ac-
quired her full share of the bumps
and bruises that went with the earlier
type Of moving picture acting, and
she hasn't settled down to a life OF
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Make Ready for Elsie.

CHESTER W1THEY will direct Elsie
Ferguson in her new Paramount
picture, "Outcast." which is sched-
uled for production the latter part Of
August at the Long Island City stu
dio.
John s. Robertson was to have .di-
rected this production, but he is di-
recting Mary Pickford and will not
finish his work in time to take up
the megaphone with Miss Ferguson.
"Outcast" will be the flrst picture
work done by Miss Ferguson since
Peter Ibbetson" was produced. more
than a year ago. Last fall she ap-
peared On the stage In Varying
Shores" and this summer she has
toured Europe.
Tom Geraghty will come from the
west coast to resume his old post of
chief supervising director of the Long
Island studio. He will bring with
him the completed scenario for Out
cast" and production work will start
soon after August 20.
Evening star., 1922-08-20
Russian Fair to Be Filmed

soviet government and returned. to
it's old time splendor. At Nijni-Noy-
gorod merchants gather from east
and west to buy and sell. Caravans
come from China. India. Afghanistaf.
Siberia, Turkestan. Bokhara. Fer
ghana. from Persia and all parts OF
Russia. The races Of the east conse
thousands of miles with wonderful
and rare goods. silks. skins. rice, tea.
carvings, foods. etc. Aemedly of ma
tions-Buddhists. Parsees. Mohamme-
dams. Christians. fire worshippers
from Persia and others-bring, Their
handiwork. Even from the noun
tain temples of Tibet come wares Tor
sale.
The spectacle, 1t is expected, will he
ready Tor American presentation In
the early fall along with a series OF
scenic. educational, industrial and
news pictures OF the interior of Stbe-
ria. where hitherto the motion picture
camera has been. unknown. -