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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

usually gotten, some of it has been luck, for I believe there is such a thing as luck. but most of 1t has come through my own earnest, un- tiring efforts.
 "Up in my home town of Owens boro, Ky, I had been sort of but tsrfly, at least IS far as business is concerned; l married when I was quite young and finding very shortly afterward the necessity of putting
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

This is the sixth of a series of stories about successful business women in BIrmingham. The arti- eies will appear each day ih The Age-Herald. Few people realize how many are the highly success full example of womea who have seized Ike basIness opportunities offered by great and growing Bir- minEham and have won places of esteem and cenfideneedn the busI- ness world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

business as well as into my home; l try to live by the Golden Rule of doing unto others as l would have others do unto me, and my firm be- lief is that We get back from the world just exactly what He give. I've always been guided by this rule and furthermore, when one fixes a goal and tries to reach it, this route is the only safe one
 Whatever l have wanted I have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
LEEcH ARRESTED

O. Leech, street car conductor. or the East Lake line, was arrested yes L. terday by Sergeant Ellis. of the traf T. fife squad after reports had reached police headquarters taat Leech was responsible for the large number O tacks found on First avenue. in the path of jitneys and other automobiles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

You are cordially invited to hear Dr. J. T. McNew and MT. w. Furman Betts. in Evangelistic Meetings at the First Baptist church, 9th Ave. and 22d St., N., beginning Sunday, April 2, and continuing two weeks. Weekday services 7:30 p. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

 Jefferson county cost the compaI SIS.
 The mortgage and sale of bon were authorized at meeting of | board of directors held in New To city on July 21, 1921. The proper of the railroad in Alabama was a praised by the state tax commissi at s52.9s2,660.
 It is one of the largest mortgag ever recorded in Jefferson county.
 SUIT AGAINST CITY
 Claiming that she broke her l when she fell into hole at Thi avenue and Nineteenth street, Nj Lottie B. Thorpe yesterday sued t city for ss.00o dana ges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

,. GAS The Age-Herald cartoonst sees him.
 Leaving today for New York; from which point will the big steamship "Aquatania,' April H. Mr Louis Phillips, of Bminghams popular merchant princes" carries with him the best wishes of hundreds of friends
 Always the best of good fellows always loyal of citizens always the most progressive of business men, Mr Phillips registers 100 cent when being an asset to the Magic City.
 Avotre sante" and "bon voyage" monselr!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

MT. an dMrs. John Nj. Dearman, Rout 2. Pratt City, March go boy.
 Mir and Mrs. ". c. Shook, 305 Fifth street. Vivian, March 27, boy.
 Mir and Mrs. Bunk Lindsey. 152 Avenue B. south, Pratt City, March s4, boy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
VITAL STATISTICS

Birth reports received at the health office April 1, 1922:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

adapted 10 autumn wear "Not Too
lons and still straight" Is safe sum
tnsry u the mode
The fall sisle point ~ mcst inpor-
tancc appears Ia Interesting aud love.
ly new fabrics tina, are supplement-.
ing the ranks Of tho noble arlny ~
erwpes aud wills They are also re-.
infoFred by old fnvarttes that have
returned. with broadcloth aud ssly.,
among them. The coiors most In esi.
dence. brown and hlacA. ARE partica.
larry handsome IN these fabrics and
In the new fnntelasse aud sat in
hroche fof afternoon gnwux
For NIL day ircNscs ,,oiret twill rni
hruadcioth invite comparison In tho
two fall models illustrated. The twin
al the left In plain, undrsped frec'k
In which twa-colnr siik cinbratery
and sequences Of hpitnns Titet aiten,
tion % themselves Ifs collar and
sleeves are graceful an Il viii make
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

phehed TO Belts to eosas. They wsnI
through all Joss papers again
Even Jim Belts was forced 10 adtEi.
thar the Transaction appeared regular,
Jest watch theta snakes. boy that's
ALL" he eonnseled Il don's say Phsyre
forged Joe's signature and broke Into
bis b0x, because It's bigger rss4
than hes got the nerve 10 take. but
guess B0wyer wants the MlAsatlbi
mighty bad"
Once get the line across Big Mus
kes. Jim, I'm be easy to raise enough
money to pay or the loan" said WI
ton.
lie arranged With Kitty to have all
Jce's papers placed In the safe which
held the engineering records. and sent
up In Il TO Big Masseg only Kitty
and he knew the combination.
Two days later WDteh now com
pietrly recovered. started fcr the
bush.
The sub-eontrsctor had practically
completed The camp at Ria MusSeg
abA-thrrs wss quite = gang " men
rtiers principally sugage'f tn harting
the cut timber wilton had taken
Andersen from The cache and made
him the foreman. The swFde was
ons of the hest torcmen IN the ine $
employ. but had fallen sfnm his estate
owtsg TO repeated lapses into drunken.
hrst
Wilton planned to reach Zig Mus
kek on Saturday night In order 10
sE.ah his pses- aa ths SaaAa.s. ahas,
they would al be Ia eaurp lilo took
new engineer With hlm, q young
fcllow named nxhY. wha had come
with excellent recommendations from
an Engiish institute lie was psr,lcu
iariy anxious TO reach his destination.
,ur he had had 40 letter from Molly
since hts recovery.
TO his surprise, Wilton found the
camp absolutely empty. though there
we're plenty ~ slgts OF an abundant
population. iio, snorcs from one Of
the hcnclcs In tie dining room be-
,rayed the presence % solitary &C.
rrpant A mar was tying full length
behind the table. hts bat tilted over
his face
Wilton shook hin 10 his feet, and
disclosed Anderson. dsad drunk,
The foreman, rndeiy awakened.
stood rceling aud blinking at him.
what have you 80, TO sayr' d..
handed Wilton, furious al this lapse
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

~ the Part ot the u,su whom Ne rad
trusted
Il say d-~n peor whisky for ~
spectacle camp hlccoushed tss'
Swr,te
"Wher dId you get tt' shouted wn.
ton, SHAKING him by the shoulders
over wander" answered Andsrsen,
frsins bis thumb In the direction Of
the portage.
where are the men gnaer'
Over yantles." wp~asra Andersen.
with another srrk.
Wil,oa Nrcde from the dining room.
his heart burning with Indignation.
who had hrceght liquor into the csmp
II WAS = thing dreaded by employers
Of labor, aiaoS more than the o..
cwstons' typhoid eri,i~taIcs While
ltqaew was to 10 obtained within a
rsalus VI Internationally mtte< work
wvula Ne practical. sasr~r1~d.
With nishy al his ae~is. he ssrcde
nerc~ty out toward the swamp Eig
Maskeg WAS less than three ullcs
away by the new road which had h~~r
cut srpm the camp to the pvtas~.
wll,c0s heart sank al the tAcegh,
NJ the nsrn In the factors place. With
Molly. The ,ah~e~ we're chiefly
Haak.es snd Galictans, aS~riie a. sA~~p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

are Dot monupoiitins attention by sny
means They appear In the company
~ straight line rivals, and general
chanEe IN the silh,u etie II sure 10 he
slow, Tor many women win cling 10 tho
slender antiln. II the straight line
mosieis, ana tho "wrarpye styles are
nei lief, out. Whatever the style
chosen. fur collars aud cuffs arv every.
where present and the circular type ~
wrsp IL quite likely ts be handed at
the bottom with fur ~ 10 have full
urhnnded panels sci 90 AT the sides
In the iwo handsome coats pictured
there ~ more thsn hint ~ the farlng
silhouette snd the Importance ~ fur
10 acknowledged. Tie coat nj the risht
IL made az pasne veiears and has =
narrow belt of the material acruss the
fruni and three bn risils Down tho
back. .slih .trImmlng q strap and tas.
sells set between them The large arm
holes bre Ineeniaasly managed, and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

TAk siss@iass AZ new ff>~sx mr.
= fAli afs rsas.nesak "A M Hess end
trsvsry asa ssSy Interesting III tie
Esastsr II fahEasx lres thas are
loas and str0aer, In all kinas 81
ere~seN reeain fhs,f ,ssa ~ beag
way, the wsistiihs rvaAins af.es. -
is~ - ever and drspesss. that cca.
serm to the SLENDER kiheoeste~-shst
h. ssath~a dFsp~ries made ssaea
sf. The eest %tr~@s In cloth ar ervg~
b well rwps~~enl~d es ssay hand
scsss me~ials and IL especially well
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08
Fall FroclSs Retain Old Lines;
~..--~~--.-~-..~-.~~--~--
~ Newest Coats Inclined to Flare


shas whiting thai tn sAsaSw sheaiA
grSw hsss. Rsi wsssn nm snepasSSa
Dress aud sAe ssFssskassae e@at saalsl'
10 ise sassk~~ In shs da~ssisn ~ plain.
asss ~ca secssae n~cwSsars 10 ~ry
the style wssa dFap~gtcs ana ingsase@f
aecOsstsgass New he eeadalem 10
surnsag IN rAe cssoxsss dsrssscn and
sawasa nsrsRk hnex TIE change Ia
Hsas notAexahls In rev Goats and
wr.pA
These fuii<s TMrmenta sA&s reveal
en- saeiiR&ssoa toward csNaiar tn~A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08
Mssursiisss Divided In opirisn Cen
esrrssV Structural Makeup
~ Aenstsr Ftsk-

TIE sTvs. devilnsh Of giant ray.
Witch sheands In the waters aroSz0d
Rearsovt. s C.. and Cap'Iva inies.
Fra has occasionally he~n faard OK
sv~ ftrrs ard S~~ 3~Ts<5, The fur
thew north u has ever b~~n takes
10 Rlcrk ssiAnd. where c0s was
caught last year
This was II feet wide hetweee the
tirs Of the p~ctoral fra feet sang
fror heed 10 base at tail End
weighed less r-cUnda Tets r. tire
oosy Erecfm~a hnewn 10 hare L~eN
weighed hut tAer7 arv ss@tes of nsa
that are said 10 have w~SgA~i 10, aC
rorrsta
nr X w. Gxdesr At the AH<rsc.n
Mas<uns es Nstgrsi Hlsscsy writes NJ
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

Cr0 M CoNTtxugD |,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08
FAIL TO AGREE AS TO GIANT RAY

che xtsrt ray ln Scseace. and Gays that
ha'nrslisss Who have described II
dsasr ~ to whether II has q large
splpe ~ sting % it, tall. The cos
caught ~ Eaoch sssas1 had scue. hes
there vas a woHn@ en the tan whers
gsine wna sssd to hare h~~a tern
cS TIE hate Theodore Gtil .~sn os
American scAthtoacTsU1 dcut1et he
spine 40 have ether wrfserx sitAcuxA
snme EatRrxlIsts picture II with one.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

q strcng appeal 10 wosnso With fsH
AEsses
TAe Ts.ighs-iin~ frwct q broad
elosh IL the right has ~lt-o~ sac~s~s
sn4 " adorned With STR ersssroso~sy
nsatrhinx n I'm vesnr aid arrsarsr' ia
q new w~y "a The skirt. This esn'
brvsdsry 70 rsy~s.rd 90 the sE~~s~s
xh,ra sxtrad 10 the wrfst oniy ca the
xss~rsrm asd ead In q ~rfssbAnd.
TIE rso.ssar. lcc~~ssr7p trim has iseen
s6rutsiy mausr~t 10 this Hsosies h
vhs~A 1 narrow bell NJ the taa'~rtai
h ruyp~rted by cloth s'sd~s II h~aads
IN thu fvsls%~s NJ tive h~eS-
TIE m~v1 &~ssr~S &Sss<~s~$te ID
~rxrs ss. sr~a~s fat several s~s-
scus has exss zraixhs ~ xssa as~n
sASosv ana fts drvgFess ssrae1 mare
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

csrsrvi sus. Tn = light eoior. Ia uaeo
ftr rv.iar ard ruRs.
pSrs isup~ bcs.,ia Cloth serrsx for
The xsmr8 md rsct cost AZ the left
with i's luxurious csFlss ~ d~yt grwy
sgaiyrws Tscxs as the ss~sssx, which
are full. slsfg~ how effective shis soy4
Ut tr<0rpii"n ID In the hsavy m. fat
r'es aid leag rirdie II the csssh
sharss responsibility With . single
large kusf"n for tie fruas fastening.
Beth csass are seous r~wussfitn iear,A
for utility crsss, which ID q istils sAoss.
e. than make l~ng1a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

Following the marriage eer~rnony
the rrc~n called the minister a&hs
ard .oeuir~d The price u the servstpA
We'll" said the nssssser. -yea may
pap me ~hssever ,t's werth TO yua-.
tie r~sscsah,e = gr~sE<A The grocna
-TsFs wcenar ans~rfts ali,scn Sctiars
60 her tweau -Arss saxsAdAy."--Cait.
forr.a reiicaA 4
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

ess ssseses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-09-08

SYNOPSIS. - Loosing over ntE
Masksx. q sssmingiy impasssbIs
'swamp In the path Of the MAss&-
tiki railroad. Joe bost0sk. builder
Of tie nn@, And Wilton caErHihsEa.
shisf ef sss,nssrs. are esnsiaeFtns
the aiftieaiyiss A rtns shot insiAai-
III tiIls HosLock and bfsAks GAr-
TutAsTs' arm. IArTvthsSs tftss 70
carry the body 10 Q pest Of TIE
Haasonfs hay company. where No
Donald IL the fastar Aelhenskis
laughter. Molly. sssa CAfruthsrs
struggling IN the masssg AAd Stsss
hin from tie swamp. sitb his blf-
dsh. NnaeeDSntAbiy. her fAthsf
offsets 10 hsr SAVING CArrslhsss
Nuaksnad BIZ his sound and esq
tiaas, Casrgihsrs 10 disturbed by
The Appearance Of Tom bowgsE,
B0stDskss baRin sas rival and Fsf.
AshAI ensmy b1Sysr insailA Mol.
~, snd CaTFuthsfs siTisss hini
caFtathets dssg4fos ais soys fot
hpiiy. Abs promises 10 D. his uiis
Catrsihsrs kaa to reach TIE town
sf Clayton 70 attxnd a nesting 81
uhleh Bosiock's sasmiss plan TO
srsat coatrol OF tho Hlsssiibi from
him Molly gees With him They
are della Cd BY . storm AttseAsd
By NE d0Ks, Carrl,hsrs life h
sAgsi. BE- Asagy. Nne 10 forced to
INT tfs AAifnais ""rbs snow, tsss
snoN They SGT out On foot Tor
Clayton. reaching II with car
fulhsrs tn an almost dYgAs egfii
t5h tie Ia IA tiuns "a full tOsia =
snsB4sa ana NEsp cuhtfu1 OF the
i,ss for Mira, bVsiS d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12

bird acts or the play the scene being
IA a Buddhist monastery II the a.
nalayas. there IL 2 gian. figure OF
uddha a. the left or ;he stage Tn
Igure was made IN England anu
.h.pped here Tor this production
The artist. in copying the accepted
IMAGES. IN some way changed the
expression OF tie face so that the
Buddha. with his hals-clcsed eyes
AID pouting lower Up. seemed 10 b."
sneering 81 the players perfornins
before him ard 90 be saying cynical
~ And they call that acting"
Frederick Worlcck. the leading
man. declared that lie had. acquired
habit &C glancing at the face OF
the BUddha once in q while "a Jh=
hope tina, the expression would
change 20 one Of appreciation. but
h.s eyes always met tho sheer Ev-a
Mss Ferguson herself noticed 4, but
succcssfuliy resisted tho malign iu.
fiuenCo by sheer power OF VIII
At last. however. IL became nee
essa-y 20 call IN n sculptor. who re
modelled the lower Np and made
other slight changes II the fac Of
cLc mage. Immediately these a.-
teVations were made. the inferior.ty
complex disappeared. and the play
ers arc now giving the splendid per-
formance OF which they are capable
ana which are expected q them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
Stage
ny the Press Agent
PALACE

Grand opera IS tabloid form, with
special scenic efforts for each num-
Der, Is presented ~ Nine. Doree at
the Palace again today and tomOr-
row Coy her eight talented singers
and musicians. Tho act is high class
in every respect and viii particular
" appeal 20 lovers, OF good singing.
The Six Hassans. with routine or
tumbHng feats and pyramid build
ing a. prachced op the sun swept
deserts OF. Arabia, are real Arabs
and are unmatched for skill, agility
and strength. Eddie Hill, brings a
limo OF new stories, q song or two
and n clever Characterization, in his
bright and snappy monologue sin
gle. Surprise is tho watchword Of
Bayes and Fields. 7Tho term them
selves The London Johnnies.' Percy
cakes and Panels Delour, offer
gumpses into bygone days with their
dance novelty.
The feature phoboplay starring
Agnes Ayres and entitled "a Daugh-
ter OF Luxury" Topics and Pathe
News makes up the program. The
former is a five-act comedy drama,
with its heroine a SRI reared in
luxury and left destitute, forced TO
pawn her personal effects for money
TO eat on. Miss Ayros plays the
role with a keen sense of humor and
instead OF viewing her plight as a
tragedy, makes light OF il. Coupled
with thrilling acsion there IS an
abundance Of wholesome comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
ORPHEUM

a kukri. specially imported from
India. plays q most important role
10 "The Young Rajah." a brand
new Paramount picture in which the
magnetic Rodolph Valentino Is be-
ing starred ali this week at tho or
7heum theater. A kukri is a broad
blade sword. wickedly bent into an
elbow shape so that in thrusting Il
into the body of an enemy 10 slashes
a widely gaping wound. It's edge is
almost as keen as a razor. In test
lng the edge. Valentino held the end
OF an ordinary sheet OF paper in one
hand. then s,ashed with the kukri
with the other. The blade cut the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12

parc- completely in hair. The ku-
tri is used In the death struggle
betveen the young Rajah. portrayed
~ Valeuiu0. and a member or the
Hindu gang Nothing but the high
cot praise is being said about this
-icture and seats have been at q
premium since the oreEinS.
1t - decidedly Valentines best
production 90 date and the action
end settings are swirl and massive
Wanda Hawley as the feminine lead
g cute enough 90 lead the average
man as-ray 4 very amusing two
reel comedy. Tint son of q Shcik."
and the latest international News
reel. are orac~ pictures on tho pro-
lraru.
.<ezt week. starting Sunday, comes
leor.oas Gloria swanson in her new
es- paramcuut production. "Tae
Impossb,o Mrs. BeLew Ladies
yfiu boz interested ir knowing that
th.s picture IS % ver--ab-e fashion
Sow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
OLIVER

Several members OF the cast OF
The Wheel Of Life" in which Mare
Klaw. Inc, presents Elsie Ferguson
at the Oliver theater for two nights
and q saturday matinee, Dec. IS
and 16, recently took up the study
OF Freud in an effort to overcome
an !nferiOrity complex from which
they seemed to DO suffering during
rehearsals. These actors and act
resses said that during the rehea--
sails OF the second and third acts
OF the play they felt that someone
was sneering ct them, that some IN
seen influence was making theI-
feel Ike amateurs instead % the
talented ana gh-salaried players
that they are.
Fisher White. an English actor
who plays n Buddhist Lama IN Tho
Wheel of Life" and who had delved
deeply into phenomena OF this aa-
turc, after several days study of the
problem. solved -
~ 'he scr used in the second and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Secrets of the MoUies Revealed

Man; Passions OF tho sea" n Ia
h.t.
q. what motion picture nav
beng produced has 40 hero - It's
CASTE
a. VANITY Fair" has none The
original title OF Thacksray's famous
book was. % Move. Without a
Hero"
o. When did james k-rETooC
begin his stage career
s. James K.rkwood. famous
move actor. began h.s stage career
.u 1900 .a 'fLe1de-son's High Per-
9de"
@. where did Richard DIX OBJ
tain liz arst stage experience.
s.. Richard Dix obtained his
FIRST sage experience Ga amateur
pays Ga -. Paul, MINI.
What movie star IS being groom
ca TO- replace Faty Arbuckiew. cit
cd O. replace the Fatty Ar5ucke
kind OF screen productions There
are some interesting facts about
th5s fellow You VIII learn them to-
morrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12

arc macnidcent. Tho coronation,
tho professions. the royal ball are
massive beautiful and impressive.
Hero 81 sword play, intrigue, dan
ger, beauty. action and charm.
Lewis stone, as the Engishman
VINO by tho yagaries of fate was
called upon for a time 10 impcrson-
ate the king gives Il fiawless per
Torrance. and Alice Terry plays OF
posite Stone and does some Of the
best acting OF her entire career.
Robert Edeson gives o splendid per
formauce of a character which has
infinite appeal. Others who make
-hess well known characters come
20 Hfe with faithful reality are
stuart Holmes as Duke Michael
Ramon Navarro AZ Rupert OF Hent-
Eau, Barbara La Mari as Autoinette
de Maubau. Mascom McGregor' "a
Count Won Tarlcnheim. and Edward
Connolly as Marshal Won S-ralIencz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12

New York and Harold Hanson, an
American tenor, one Of the youngest
on the operate stage. was secured
from the Cathedral choir, of the
same city. Powell Faroer, baratonc
is from Moscow, Russia; Roy Fergu-
son. dramatic tenor. j. a southerner;
Joseph Emoniele. basso, from Milan,
Italy. Victor Leonard, q dramatic
also looks after the business details
of the troupe. All were selected and
trained for their roles by Nine Do
rec an operate prima donna Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
CASTLE

a glorious. whlrling, sparkling
love drama comes TO the Castle shea
ter today with Rodolph Valentino
and Carmel Myers In the leading
roles. Many people who saw this
nicture SUNDAY say Sc IL one OF The
bes. that either Of these stars has
ever appeared in Miss Myers in the
role of a young beautiful, romantic
mics - splendid. and her adventures
and thrilling escapdes form tho 5as-
is for this picture. The outcome OF
this story offers one OF the most
appealing love stories ever told in
pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
PALACE

To make an accurate and faithful
depletion OF the Honorable Andy
Gump. 100 per cent candidate, who
wore no mans collar" IN the latest
congressional election. Jack POntc-
character actor, says he spent hun
dreds o. dollars and q month OF
time in perfecting the necessary de-
tails. Ponic ~ appearing a. the
Palace theater starting Thursday OF
this week as tho Andy Gump we all
know and laugh at
THE details required" says Ponic,
were a wig, a mustache q nose a
specially elongated collar. \ long
slim coat. q flowing tie. and the dis
covery Of some place % put my
chin"
The hat. he says, caused the great
est difficulty. It required three
weeks Of search N Chicago costume
shops before a black, wide brimmed
Stetson OF the Gump variety could
be resurrected.
Several wigs at considerable ex-
rense were tried before one pre-
c.sely suited. The nuStache con-
sists OF a strip OF gummed tape 10
which vertical wisps Of stage whisk
ers have been attached. Eyebrows
OF the style with which Smith blessed
Gump are drcwn with ordinary
makeup pencil, while other make
up conceals Ponies real eyebrows.
The nose IS OF wax.
Although faithful IN reproducing
he facial expression and haber-
dashery of the cartoon Gump, the
alive Gump IS equally faithful IN
portraying the candidate as Sidney
Smith intends his cartoon creation.
Smith personally rehearsed Ponic
in speaking the lines. and wrote most
OF the material. Therefore, the
stage Gump is as much OF Smith
genius as the Gump OF the strip in
the daily papers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12
BLACKSTONE

'frle prisoner O[ Zeuda pc
-airc wl.ca mus- DO classed among
he greatest dramas az al times.
lad its initial presentation AZ the
3lack stone tleator yesterday. and
was most enthusiastically received.
south Be.d people proclaimed u
- bc am exceptional picture IN ev-
ery way Absolutely perfect ga 20
staging. acting and continuity. The
hest production OF a stage play that
las yet been brought 10 the screen.
and one chat easily surpasscs any
sage setting that might be arranged
Tor 81
The nh0tor,ay .s based OF An
ebony Hopes novel and has been
gorgeous,y mounted 20 the screen
with an excellent cast and shows
.he inspired direction OF that Young
wizard Of the screen Rex Ingram
TIE picture IS packed full OF oct.on.
which 81 matched against the loyal
intrigue and the dev!ush plotting
adhereuts o. the ruler OF the little
kingdom 1f Tsuitarda- Tire setting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-12

The Nine. Doree Operalogue. the
feature act now playing at the Pa
lace theater, IS presented by num-
Der Of trained artists i'm the operate
field. The intrOductiOns ana brief
comments on the various selections
are made by Margor.c Morrison.
formerly OF the Boston musical col
leSe. The role Of juliet in tho scene
from Romeo and juliet" IS sung by
Baroness Maree Lanageman. form
erly Of the Royal opera in Dresden.
Beatrice Bowman. cOlorature, IS
from the Metropolitan opera house.