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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1922-07-05

Georgiana Grouse of Dillon came
over last Monday to spend several
weeks with her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Grouse, and other
relatives.
Albert Ford spent Sunday in Boze-
man with his wife and baby daugh-
ter. He was accompanied by his
sister Myrtle, and broters, Eugene
ard Irwin who are helping him with
the ranch work this summer.
Ebert Axtell received notice last
week that he had been called on the
Federal jury. He will report for
duty in Helena July 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Meter and sons
and Claude Meter came IN from
their homes near Dubois, Idaho Sat
urday for a few days visit. They
came by a of Yellowstone and the
West Gallatin canyon and report the
roads very good nearly all the way
down the canyon.
The East Gallatin Sunday School
came up to Mill Canyon after the
school session and enjoyed a picnic
dinner.
Haying is in full progress in this
: community, being about ten days
earlier than last year. Alfalfa is
: yielding very we'll and is Of excellent
5 quality.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Courtney anC
/. sons from near Belgrade and Mrs
Rebecca Blades Of Walla Walla
Washington spent Sunday Afternoon
at the George Meter home. Mrs
k Blades is an aunt of Mrs. Courtne!
and Mr.. Meter and is spending sew
n eral weeks in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Warwooc
and Miss Alice Corbly motored t
/ Chico Monday afternoon to remaiI
over the Fourth.
n Miss Georgia Axtell went to Butt
le the first of last week for a two week
visit with her cousin, Miss Lois Tyk'
y Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Evans of Lever
worth, Kansas, who visited Mr.. Evan
Il sister Mrs. Albert Seifert last yea
. liked the Gallatin so well that the
re have returned this summer fc
e. another visit.
DR. G. A. w. Carlson a former res
dent of Springhill, but now of Pom
~ ona, California, arrived in BelgraC
Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Cottier of Great Fal
al came Sunday to visit her listers Mr.
George Axtell and Mrs. Emma She
pard.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich
Bozeman spent the week end at Il
- Albert Seifert home and picnick'
with the Seiferts in Mill canyon Su
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen and 81
ha Wesley of Anaconda came over Sc
urday by auto to visit Mrs. Aller
az brothers Wesley Davis of the Deck
neighborhood, and Wilbur Davis
Shields river.
ma Mrs. Emery Finley of Bozem'
err spent several days last week with h
no. sister Mrs. Joe Gown.
Miss Jennie Mccullough of 81
ac- grade visited Sunday with Mrs. Ma
,ey Gown.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilmer
Der. Belgrade and Mr. and Mrs. WesI
lay Rampey Of East GaElatin were Su
ad- day evening guests at the GeoE
Stlmson home.
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Evening star., 1922-09-17
COLUMBIA-"The Prisoner O
Zenda."

Loew's Columbia Theater will be-
gin, this afternoon, the presentation.
for the first time in Washington. of
Rex Ingram's spectacular photoplay
production of Anthony Hopes THE
Prisoner of Zenda," which was
adapted to the stage by Edward
Rose and was presented successfully
thereon by E. H. Sothern and James
h. Hackett.
The offering at the Columbia is the
latest example of the directoral
genius of Rex Ingram. who won
fame with his production of THE
Four Horsemen of the apocalypse
Mr. Ingram has utilized a notable
cast including Alice Terry. Lewis
Stone. Robert Edeson of Strong
heart" fame, Stuart Holmes, Ramon
Navarro. who is spoken of as a sec
ond Valentino: Barbara La MARI and
Lois Lee.
The Prisoner of Zenda" concerns
the remarkable romance and adven-
lures of Rudolf Rassendyll young
Englishman. who bears a curious re-
sembIance to the ruler of small,
Central -Europe can monarchy whose
more powerful and INSCRIPTIONS
brother is plotting to seize the
throne. Through the willingness of
thte Englishman to pose as the king
the monarchy is saved after thrilling
adventures and escapes. but not be-
fore the young Englishman and
royal princess have met, with haDpy
consequences. Alden screen and
musical offerings are announced.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Observation-Disclosures Ray
and Larry Senon.
Ray

The bill arranged for the current
week at Crandall's Metropolitan Th,-
ater will present Charles Ray. m
Alias julius Caeser," ard Larry
Semon. in Golf" with INSTRUMENTS
Of the Metropolitan's World Survey.
Topics of the Day" and orchestral
accompaniment. including an over
ture. La Burlesque." by Suppe.
"Alias Julius Caeser" is the story Of
young clubman who is made iiie
victim of practical joke tc prevent
his attending a fashionable party, and
who is forced to leave the clubhouse
clad only in the shower bath curtain.
He is arrested and in sarcatic resent
ment of questions by the cop gives his
name as Julius Caeser,' which lands
him in a cell with a real crook. Both
escape and meet at the party. one as
a guest, the other to plUnder, The
guests.
In Golf" Larry SemGn has the aid
of Lucille Carlisle and the Semon
company, assisted by trained
squirrel that shoots i revolver. a
trick mule, goose and migratory
skunk
Evening star., 1922-09-17
CRANDALL'S-"I Accuse.

II Accuse" a special production re-
leased. through United Artists. Will be
shown at Crandal's Theater the first
three. days of this week, beginning
this afternoon. 1t has the war as a
background, and unfolds series of
Incidents primarily concerned with
the triangle formed by Francois and
Marie Laurin and Jean Diaz. young
poet. Marie is seized by the'invaders.
and after many months returns to
France the mother of baby. Both
Francois and Jean swear vengeance
upon the enemy. but the husband
loses his life in the trenches and Jean
returns with his mind shattered.
From his disordered brain springs
vision which he interprets to the
townspeople through a series of ac-
cusations A Mutt and Jeff and miner
features, with pipe organ. accompanj-
ment, complete the bill. The remain
der of the week there will be shown
THE Wonderful Chance" with Ro
dolph Valentino and Eugene O'Bri4n
in the co-stellar roles, and Lloyd
Hamilton in The Speeder.'
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Poor Colleen Moore.

"nID you ever stop to think" asked
the plump young woman, COM
ing out of the motion picture the
ater, that Colleen Moore is one lead
ing woman THAT has to wear unbe-
coming clothes in all of her pictures? ?
I should think she would be just
crazy to. go through a picture from
beginning to end in dressed-up part
"Of course, in The Wall Flower
she blossoms out in the last couple
of reels. But she has to be such a
fright before that. And in other pic
lures she didn't have even that much
chance to look we'll.
"In The Lotus Eater with Jack
Barrymore. she was the daughter of
a poor missionary. Remember? In
Marshall Nelson's 'Dinty,' she was
Wesley Barry's mother-invalid
mother at that-and spent all her
time inObed. In Come on Over she
was a poor Irish migrant girl, and
only wore a presentable gown in the
final scenes.
Il was reading a newspaper the
other day that in her new picture. for
Goldwyn-this $4,000 prize picture,
Broken Chains'-she is an abused
wife of a brutal rancher, so, of course,
she'll be wearing more rags. l can't
think of any other leading woman on
the screen who consistently has to
wear such dowdy clothes in the
mooyies."
Evening star., 1922-09-17
RIALTO-"How Women Love-"

Betty Blythe will be featured at
Moore's Rialto Theater this week, be-
ginning today. in How Women
Love" founded on The Danscrons
Inheritance" story by IGola For.
rester. Operate life. with all
it's foreign and exaggerated types, Its
hopes and envies, furnishes the ro-
mantle background. 1t features cost
ly gowns and a famous collection of
rubies Miss Blythe is pictured as the
impetuous daughter of famous
prima donna. who ruined her career
by falling in love with a poor man,
and whose great fear is that the girl
will ruin her career through the same
love madness The cast includes
Gladys Hulette. Julia Swayne Gordon,
Katherine Stewart. Jane Thomas,
Anna Ames. Robert Frazer, Charles
Lane Templer SAKE, Harry Sothern
and Henry Sedley. Snub Pollard, m
"365 Days: the latest Fox News a.ld
an orchestral program. including Sc
lections from Rudolf F'rimfs fhe
Blue Kitten" will be added attra.-
tionS
Evening star., 1922-09-17
REX INGRAM Columbia
Or;q;,, of Bobbed Hair.

MANY customs that are now only
fashions had their origin in re-
ligion. Bobbed hair made its first
appearance in the world as long ago
as the sixth century A. D. 1t was in
augurated among early Christians in
England to mark a woman's abandon
ment of the world of fashion and lux
ury. and was symbol Of acceptance
Of a pilgrims position. The act of
shearing long locks was performed
by the woman just before she donned
the rough and plain garb of the peni-
tent and set off on Journeys of atone
ment.
Historians employed to furnish au-
thentic material to Hope Hampton
for her First National production.
The Light in the Dark" came across
descriptions Of this treatment OF
feminine hair and wood cuts of it in
early English literature. The woman
converted to a religious life usually
felt 1t necessary to make outward
and elaborate announcement of her
change. and since the hair Of early
English women was long 1t was
deemed that it's sacrifice would be the
most noticeable of penances.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
The Original F1abber.

D1scoVERED-the girl who made
the fapper famous.
Miss Florence Shirley. who plays
one of the leading roles in Avery
Hopwood's new comedy. why Men
Leave Home" lays claim to the honor
of making famous the most modern
type of American girl.
Harry Leon Wilson, the well known
author and playwright. is generally
admitted to have been the first to use
the word flapper as descriptive ad-
jective applied to a young girl. The
type was carefully drawn by Mr.. Will
son in his play, Bunker Bean and
to Miss Shirley fell the task of in
terpreting the character. That was
the beginning.
But Miss Shirley's claim to fame
does not rest entirely upon her crea-
tion of this type. She is one of those
rare persons. New Yorker actually
born in New York. Moreover, her
parents and her grandparents on both
sides were also born on Manhattan
Island.
After study in a Boston drama tic
school Miss Shirley's first profess
sional work was with the Castle
Square Stock Company under John
Craig. Then came a dip into musical
comedy and then back to the iegiti-
mate drama. Two seasons of that,
and then back again into musical
comedy, first in "Oh. Lady. Lady"
and later in Apple Blossoms"
Evening star., 1922-09-17
PALACE-Viola Dana in THE SIS
Baby"

Viola Dana will be featured at
Loew's Palace Theater this week, be
ginning this afternoon, in the first
Washington showing of her latest
photoplay, THE SIS Baby made for
Metro from magazine story by Irwin
S. Cobb. the American humorist.
.'The S5 Baby" was adapted to the
screen by Rex Taylor and directed by
Harry Beaumont. Its cast includes
Ralph Lewis. Otto Hoffman, John
Harron. Tom MCGUIRE, Arthur Rankin.
Marjorie Maurice and E. Posque.
The story concerns an abandoned
infant who is pawned for SIS by Il
hobo who finds her on doorstep
The pawnbroker thinks 1t joke until
he realizes that while the infant is
not claimed. the interest is paid on
the pledge and that he is confronted
with the task of bringing up the
child.
Added features will include Chris
tie comedy, Pardon My Glove, fea-
turing Bobby Vernon; the Pathe
News, Topics of the Day and an or
chestral overture. ~
Evening star., 1922-09-17
1t Pays to Be Clean.

IT is odd that the stage and the
screen do not more quickly and
more surely grasp the amply dem
onstrated idiom that it pays to h-'
clean. There certainly. cannot he
cited two more successful comedians
in the American theater than Georr"
NJ. Cohan and Fred stone, and neither
ever has written or appeared in 4
vulgar\ or suggestive scene. They.
have built fame and individual for
tunes that run into the millions upon
a foundation of wholesome, inno-
cent fun.
Numerous parallels can be called
to mind in the newer form of dra
matte expression. Charles Rays
nursery rhyme though never stupid
or upinteresting; but perhaps an
even more Illuminating example i
furnished by the" amazingly rapid
rise of Harold Lloyd.
Comedy on the silver sheet To"
long and too insistently has paid
tribute to the slapstick and the Gus
tard pie. Lloyd has never subscribed
to the belief of so many of his CO.
temporaries that to be funny
comedy must be mussy. His pre-
eminence among the sure-fire laugh
consistent leadership in breaking
away from puerility.
First consider the matter of make
up. What other comedian of not"
has dared attempt TO create a per-
manent place among the leaders
without the aid of more makeup
than is represented by simple pair
of trimmed spectacles? Harold
Lloyd~is genuinely amusing with the
aid of fewer props" and fewer ma
terial adjuncts than any other come
dian whoNver faced a camera. The
fun. then. must be derived from some
more reliable source than mere gro
tesquery.
So consider now the quality of the
stories that Lloyd has visualized.
Not one can be recalled that has pre-
sented solely string of gags" un-
related by a coherent. sane, inter
estingly funny narrative moving
from a. definite preliminary situation
to. 'ogical and laughable climax
az ~VemcHt.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Movies as Cooking
School.
VIRGINIA MAGEE, the

VIRGINIA MAGEE. the pretty in
genue. who is Richard Barthel-
mess sweetheart in The Bond Boy"
recommends motion pictures as the
best means to acquire course in do
mestic science.
Moving pictures taught me how
to cook" says Miss Magee. land if you
don't believe 1 have learned my les
son well. come around to my mothers
home some time and l will give you
meal every one of the courses of
which l learned to cook as part of
my posing before the camera.
1T happened this way Less than
two years ago l got my first bit in
a picture. l had been just an extra
before then. AS the pretty. beruf-
get out into the kitchen and prepare
dinner for an irate mistress.
thought it would be easy. so 1 fused
about the stove and mixed things.
quite satisfied with myself, until I
heard the director, who. I am con-
WINGED. was a married man of real
domestic tendencies. say in a gruff
voice:
Say. where did you learn to
Il confessed to him that I didn't
know how.
"'And they say the modern girl is
efficient he groaned. Yelling to the
cameraman to stop grinding, he
turned to me and said:
'Well. little girl, as moving pic
ture actress you've got a good voice
for singing. Today is Saturday
We're going to shoot this scene again
on Monday. and if you haven't learned
how to make an omelet and the other
things this menu calls for by then,
why your name will be among the
H.
Needless to say" concluded Miss
.Magee, II took the hint and an eight
hour course in cooking that day. and
Sunday, too. from my mother. She
had only one comment to make when
l came home and told her.
~ always said every girl should
know how to cook. Virginia. she said
patiently. I guess maybe you better
take a few sewing and sweeping les
sons from me. too
did
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Empire.

To-day and tomorrow. Rodolrll Val
entiro and julian EItInre. al The
Isle of Love ais" Harold Lloyd. IN
BE My Wife; TUESDAY, Catherine
Calvert in Tho Aiasked Marriage"
also Kid la'.,.''; Wednesday, H. l.
brook Blirn. IN Power" also comedy:
ThurstisI,. Maclyn Arbuckle. in Squire
PLinn." also Fox News: Friday Harry
McCabe. in "A Western Thoroug a.
bred" also comedy; Saturday. Shiri.,
Mason. ~ THE Lights Of tho D,a-
ert, also surprise night.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Olympic.

Today. Richard Rarthelmcss in
sonny. and Christie comedy. twas
Ever Thus; tomorrow. Constan nee
Talpadgc. in THE Primitive Lover"
and Larry sermon. in Between the
Acts: Tuesday. Jackie Coogan, in
Trouble" and Irving Cummings. IA
Jules of the REer"; Wednesday,.
Anita Stewart, in The Woman He
Married also Lost and Found.
Thursday. Katherine Macdonald. in
The Beautiful Liar" also Sunshine
sammy and Paul PARROT. in The
Sleuth." and Missing Men; Friday.
Conway Tearle, in The Referee" and
Any Old Rags: Saturday Helene
Chadwick and Richard Dix, in yellow
Men and Gold"
Evening star., 1922-09-17

Rodolph Valentino is a student of
the manly art Of self-defense, and, it
Is said. his instructor observes, from
experience. that Rudy carries a wal
lop in each fist"
Thomas Meighan hated school as a
boy. but a few months shoveling coal
in his dads foundry in Pittsburgh
made school seem like paradise by
comparison.
When Betty Compson made her first
professional appearance as a violinist
she used nom de theater, fearing her
high school friends would be Shocked
T. Roy Barnes. noted character actor
and comedian, once worked for a
photographer and had to "kidnap"
photos of children to be sold after
ward to doting mothers. He admits
it was hard work
Ruth Stonehouse has been engaged
by the Premium Corporation of Port
land. Greg, to be featured in their
pictures.
Mabel Trurnelle, remembered as
leading woman in the early days of
the old Edison Company, is a member
Of the cast Of "Singed Wings" Edith
Roberts will appear in "Thorns and
Orange Blossoms" instead Of Enid
Bennett.
Ruth Sinclair plays opposite Guy
Bates Post in THE Masquerader."
Jane Cowl has never appeared on
the screen.
Clara Kimball Young is the
daughter of Edward Kimball, who
has been on the stage all his life.
Harold Lloyd. Eugene O'Brien. Har-
rison Ford. Antonio Moreno and Matt
Moore are among those who are
satisfied with the present state of
affairs. They have not yet said good
bye to bachelorhood
Mrs. Wallace Reid was Dorothy
Davenport before she married Wallie
They have two children. Wallace
Reid was born in St. Louis. 1892, has
feet one inch in height and weighs
1T0 pounds.
Souls for Sale" a novel by Rupert
Hughes, is to be filmed shortly by
Goldwyn. ''The Beautiful and Damn
ed also is to be pictured shortly.
Louise F'azenda. kathleen Key and
George kuwa are prominent in the
cast
role in kindred of the Dust is little
Bruce Guerin.
Margaret Lawrence has never ap-
peared on the screen. She is starring
in new production called The End
less Chain" She played the leading
role in Wedding Bells but it was
the stage play. Constance Talmadge
played the part in the motion picture
version of the play.
Nazimova Is married to Charles
Bryant, a well known director.
Matt Moore is the star in Love is
an lawful Thing" supported by his
bride, Katherine Perry.
THE Hound of the Baskervilles"
is to be presented very shortly Those
who ought to know say that the
picture is fully as absorbing as the
novel. John Barrymore Is playing
in Sherlock Holmes" He will not
appear in the cast of the Hound of.
the Baskervilles'
Alice Brady is divorced from James
L. Crane. They have one child, She Is
appearing on the legitimate stage
and on the screen also.
Madge Bellamy plays the title role
in Lorna Doone.''
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Princess.

Today and tomorrow. Vera Gordon,
in THE Good Provider'; Tuesday.
Jack Holt. in North of the Rio
Grande"; Wednesday, Ethel Clayton.
IN For the Defense; THURSDAY
Scena owen. in Back Pay: Friday.
Marion Davies. in "Beautys Worth; +;
Saturday. Dorothy Phillips. in "Hur
ricane'S Gal.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
DumbeTCon.

Today. Doris May in Boy Crazy: {:
tomorrow. Agnes Ayres. in Bought
and Paid For; TUESDAY. Edwin Ar
den, IN "Rulin" Passion. Wgdnes-
day, Fools FIRST: Thursday. y Doro-
thy Phillips, in ."Hurricane's Gar.
trlday,. Wallace Reid, in The Wc.id )
Champion" and SATURDAY. Dustin
Farnum, in THE Light cf Western
Stars; also fourth episode Of Rob
inso CruSoc."
Evening star., 1922-09-17
SAVOY.

Today and tomorrow. Harold Lloyd,
day and Wednesday. Wallace Reid. in
The Dictator and Paul Parrott. i'm
The land Lubber"; Thursday. The
Song of Life; Friday. Katherine
Macdonald. in "Woman's Side: Sat
urday, Dustin Farnum. in The Trail
of the Az"
Evening star., 1922-09-17
York.

Today and tomorrow, Henry b
Walthall, Milton Sills and Claire
Windsor. in one Clear Calr: Tues
day. Betty Compson, in The Bonded
Woman; Wednesday. The Gray
Dawn: Thursday. Mary Carr, in
over the Hill; Friday, The Song of
Life" and Paul Parrott, in The Land
Lubber"; Saturday, Wallace Reid, IN
The Dictator"
Evening star., 1922-09-17


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body. for instances known where sums of money
$500 and of that have been offered ingenious title
does
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almost have been assured that the
photopay industry and the
this offerings fully the claim But here and there
occasionally really belong the upft
Why it, Many have been spoiled with
titles and especially based well known
books plays Then perhaps from the force of habit most
Compelling and with that belong
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good in iseth interesting and worth while
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why Men Home like Why initiate t Why
keep the label clean wholesome like the goods presumed
scribe? And why title the based
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because the of the they have Obliged
modify the Why not then such
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be honest that ought be found
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DOLA NEGRI with Passion the
OF Nine Du Barry make America Ever
the days of Passion" those read have been
regaled with the life of the distinguished actress
and that has been varied the which she has
When she blood shall have another
life differs from all
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from interview with Adop Zuko president of the
toward the and the Mr. Hays
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minded We have done with braggar methods with
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Evening star., 1922-09-17
Hippc5iole.

To-day. Marsh&i Nci!an's "Fo5l,
First tomorrow. "Th. Little Foo. !.
TUESDAY, Agnes A.rca. IL Bought
lad Paid For, W"du sday. Gladys
Walton. IN The Tr9upcr"; THURSDAY.
Charles Ray, IL "A Midnight Bell".
Friday. cara kimbali Young in tn"
Marionettes"; Saturday. Mary Andcr
son. in "Bluebeard. Jr
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Elite.

To-day and tomorrow, Dorothy Phi!-
lips II Hurricanes CAL" Tuesday
Roy Stewart in ''Life'S Greatest
Question:" Wednesday. lanes Kirl-
wood in The Man from Home. =
Thursday, Viola Dana in "Secinc's
Believing" Friday Wallace Reid i,
Across the Continents" SATURDAY.
Katherine Macdonald in Heroes and
Husband
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son. in Her Gilded Cage: TUESDAY.
Hoot Gibson. in The Loaded Door /:
"Wednesday and Thursday, Thomas
Meighap. iI '.if You Believe Its 81:
Friday. Elaine Harnmerstein. in "Evi-
dence.' and SATURDAY.. Norma Tai
madge. in DE Luxe Annie"
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son in '"The Bonded Woman" and
Paul Parrott in "The Land Lubber:"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Harold
Lloyd in "Grandma's Boy" Pathe Re-
view, news and cartoon, "A Joyride:"
Thursday, THE Song of Life" Fri
day, Katherine Macdonald in Wom-
ans Side" Saturday, Dustin Farnum
in 1.-The Trail of the AK
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Circle.

Today and Tomorrow. Mack Sen
netts The Crossroads of New York :"
tuesday. Cullen Landis in The Man
With Two Mothers:"' Wednesday,,
John Emerson and Anita Loos ia
Ped Hot Romance" Thursday. Helen
Chadwick in The Dust Flower.
Friday Eugene O'Brien in "Jonn
smith Saturday. Thomas &aighaa
in III You Believe 1t, II. so
Evening star., 1922-09-17
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow. Tom Mix. in
The Fighting Streak"; Tuesday
Maclyn Arbuckle in "Shuire PhinnH:
Wednesday Mabel Normand. in Head
over Heels"; Thursday. Alice Cal
houn. in The Girl IN His Room:
Friday, Dustin Farnum. in "Strange
Idols" and Saturday. Tom Moore. iG
Mr.. Barnes of New York