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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
MGRAW WENT WRONG
on ONE GREEN RECRUIT

Some three or four years aSo
th-ee minor league pitchers reported
90 the Giants They swung their
arms. put on all their STUFF AM
awaited the decision of joan Mo
Graw lie wasted no time over one.
giving him Tire air immediately
The other two lads looked better
.o MIN He kept them sSoviag
them in against weak clubs in the
hcre IL giving them confidence IL
,vasn't just connGarce they needed
They needed the ability 90 pitch
major league bali. So McGraw
traded Winters and Huobe- 10 hfs
farm IN Philadelphia. lie had fail.
&C. 90 land pitcher from the three
recruits
VIVA, became OF the first one?
on. no went back into the bushes,
polished up his control won a loi
OF games. In fact. ne won u and
Lest but - with the weak Newark
club. Connie Mack grabbed him.
Iu 1921 this pitcher managed 20
win j. games for that terrible Phila
de,phia bah club. IN 1922. with bet
ter support. re has won i and lost
uire, r1ishty Eocd record with a
scyCnth-placc bali club.
Yes Eddie Rommel is the New
avs pitcher who reported 70 the
Giants in 1913 and was sent back.
He is now Connie Mack's BEST twirI-
er
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
Imitation of Zbyszko Results
in Broken Shoulder When
Hand Slips.
BY BILLY EVANS.

Nick AltrOCk, king clown Of base
bali, gets his stuff at various places
and Nick's stuff happens TO be his
daily diamond act. Not so many
years ago II was what he put on the
ball. for Altrock was one OF the
games greatest pitchers.
Altrock had little TO work on
when he started clowning. He had
TO seek material and found some OF
l. in strange places.
Nicl1's tight-wire act. one OF the
best things he does, was picked of
a slack wire in n back yard. Nick 5
neXt-doOr neighbor was a man who
made his livelihood doing slack wire
stuff at country fairs in the sum
mer and autumn months. At the
close of the season the performer
returned home and practiced new
stuff on . slack wire stretched
across the yard in the rear Of his
home. Altrock used 20 sit at his
window watching the practice for
hours and Nick's act is not a bur
lesque but a perfect imitation of his
neXt-door neiShbOr practicing his
program for the next summer.
Watched Knbanc Work.
one day Altrock visited the train
ing camp of Johnny Kilbane and he
saw Johnny shadow box. He came
again and worked up his shadow
boxing act from what ne saw Kill
bane pun.
Then one dav Nick saw Zbyszkc
wrestle and there he got the idea
for his wrestling act
"One day / was pulling the wrest-
ling stunt in Washington" says
Nick. 4 had been pitching TO bat
tiers in practice and / was wiring
ing wet 1 put my hand on my
neck. pretending to have a stran-
gle hold and started going down
but the perspiration on my neck
made it so slippery that ] was Oft
balance at the time I went down.
al my poundage on the shoulder
Talk about a sickening pain
never felt anything like it before.
thought Ia never get up but
pretended TO be laughing and made
my exit. / took 4 taxi to the hos
pital and there they found that part
Of the bone had been clipped from
the shoulder
After that I was sure my neck
was dry before I started the wrest-
ling stunt Also there are often
some serious moments for the per
former while he is trying 10 amuse.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
FIGHTERS MATCHED

MACON. Ga, Dec. 17-tBy \. P.)
w. L (Young) Stribling Of Macon
has been matched 10 fighf Anthony
Downey Of Cincinnati before the
Birmingham Ala a. c. on Jan. %
according 10 an announcement made
here today. The fight is scheduled
for ten rounds 20 a decision.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18

One OF the most ve-satlr players
on the P-ttsburE eleven. which meets
the Leland Stanford team ar Palo
Alto. Calf. on Dec. 90. is Charlie
Bowser. star center. Bowser played
Quarterback for q time after capt
Honeran was injured. but was later
shifted 20 center where he was sell
ected on several AlI-Amer.can teams
In the " and j game, he played at
both positions during the contest.
Bowser has been acting captain OF
the Painters since H0lieraE's in
jury Al PittsbUrg they rate him
with the best centers the university
ever turned out. not excepting Bob
Peek or Herb stein both OF whom
were named on Walter Camps first
Au-American eleveus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
Cleveland Golfer
Pulls Freak Shot
Not Yet In Books
Southpaw Puts Reverse Eng
lish on Pellet Which Lands
I'm Sweater Pocket.

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. l7-Al
the complicated plays in sport are
not confined to the diamond and
gridiron-golf has its share.
I'm q recent match played a the
Wiuowick club at this city. Harry
Moore pulled a freak play that isn't
definitely covered i'm the book
Playing out OF a sand trap, Moore
who is a left-handed golfer. drove
the ball into the nearby bunker
Striking the bunker. the ball took a
reverse English and settled into the
right pocket Of the sweater which
Moore was wearing. the weather be-
tr1fle cool.
Match For Blood"
The match was for blood and
Moore's opponent insisted that the
hall mus. be played from where +,
lies. Moore OF course. insisted such
thing was impoSsi BILE His oppon-
emit good naturally insisted there
was nothing TO prevent him from
removing his sweater. placing Il on
the ground and driving the bail out
of the pocket
The contest was halted while
Deke White the club professional
was summoned. lie ruled that Moore
had the right % drop the ball back
and take stroke penalty because
az an uuPlayable lie.
Tuquestionab.y the play is with
out precedent. None of the Cleve-
and professionals said they ever
beard Of such a thing as a ball set
cling i'm the pocket Of the sweater
Of The player doing the driving
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
farUey Bron Chosen CAPTAIN of 1923 Notre Dame EleUer
Star Guard Is Named Leader
of Irish At Annual Banquet
University Tenders Banquet 20 Members of Varsity
Freshmen Squads and ID Guests-COach ROckne,
Capt Carberry, and Others Speak
By PAUL C. FUNK

Harvey Brown Of Youngstown. Ohio, guard this
eleven named Glen Carbery captain of
the 1923 Noe Dame last night banquet the Oliver
hotel by the university compliment to the varsity and
freshmen squads
The leader of the Fighting Irish junior the university
pursuing medic Although weighing only 81 pounds
he squad for years holding regular berth
fall injury The Amy kept him Of the Butler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18

this fall. An injury in the Army
and Carnegie Tech scraps. but
he played in all other contests.
His most startling perform
ance Of the year was at Atlanta,
Ca. where he played brilliantly
against tn powerful Georgia
Tech team. being the only one
of the Irish to play every minute
of that game At West Point
against the giant. Capt. Breid-
ster, he went at top speed until
a broken arm forced him TO re
tire.
Played Brilliantly.
Three weeks later. however.
the game little lineman came
back and played against the
powerful Cornhusker line. distin-
gushing himself again. n t
year VII Ice his last in intercolleg I
competition
The selection OF Brown was ger
orally predicted before the ballots
were cast. Dutch" Bergman III
was the man nominated with Brown
on the first ballot, cast by all mono
gram men OF this years squad
Brown succeeds one Of the most
popular captains i'm Notre Danes
athletic history. following i'm the
footsteps OF Glen Car5erry a senior
law student and veteran Of the
World war who played smashing
game 81 end when an injury 90 his
knee permitted.
'I want TO thank you. fellows.
and tell YOU that / viii give my
beet for the team next fall" said
Brown in reply 20 demands Cor a
speech following his election. Il
feel just as proud as Judge CARRIER
ry did las year but I don't know
how 10 tell ycu SO"
Following his talk the retiring
leader Ted Ia a "U. Y. d.. yell for
Brown and for Coach Rockne. Pre-
cedlng the election the assembly had
sung the Victory March" OF Notre
Dame
Members Of the two Notre Dame
squads. numbering about sevent IS
men. and perhaps fifteen guests.
were present at the banquet which
was presided over by Colch Kuute
h. ROckne as tOastmaster.
Others Speak
Following the serving Of dinner
Coach Rockne called upon George
r Hull ardent follower OF the
team. who responded with a renew
ed pledge OF loyalty and q promise
20 make the big trips again next
year.
Guy Johnson. president 90 the
University club or South Bend, was
the next speaker and IN the course
OF his talk he extended an invita-
ton 10 the graduating memh ers of
the team TO join tho University Club
u they planned 90 remain in South
Bend
There's one thing want 20
warn YOU about" he said and that
is that since most Of YOU VIII prob
ably have offers Co play profession
al football. '-ecp the sport clean for
your alma mater. Refuse 90 play
on team that plays college men
while they are san IN SeAoo..
Rev Hugh . Donne.. 1915 cen
ter on the Ir-sn' drew SIFlNIns
comparison between the sport and
the "sr.d.rou OF lie as he termed
g.
Asst. Coaches Waiter Haas and
Roger h-.ey. Michae- canon HOT
a'e OK @eo'Se '-.,''
ouih"anl' herman ii'--'" anu I'o'
tr' Proctor were o'ae- S'e'N = or
me evening 'e7-oeS gaze F'-' e.7 ""'
We're lea N.rs
N"nu'r'u' Hei'li'''
me pFpudeS, iLolll'"t ''f
S,u-en5 uays vas '@ yea u.s.
a"out tH.S '-lt.r NiI'-. was S'Nr''N
captain OF me squad. 71.o Gen
'a''eIsy .h ms "a. e." e'- ,'-N
now me AenoF' ana -Ae r.A'A' an"
'Ae s.oFE or u IS @.l iN'7, ana o".S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
LEAGUE BOWLERS
SEND IN ENTRIES
FOR TOURNAMENT
No Entries for Tournament
Will Be Received After
Midnight, Dec. 20.

From the number of early entries
received the annual tournament Of
the South Bend Bowling association
will exceed every expectation. En-
tries from every league in the city
are already in the hands Of the
secretary. which is an unusual con-
dition. as il is the rule rather than
the exception that bowlers wait until
the last minute before filing the
entries.
The entries for the big show close
at midnight. December 26th. which
means that only three more days re-
main in order to participate in the
annual frolic Entries may be filed
with any Of the bowling alley pro-
prietors in the city or with Lucius
II. Miller. secretary OF the associa-
ton.
Because OF the widespread inter
est in the tournament a big prize
list will greet the bOwlers. All Of the
entry fees are TO be converted into
prizes and there will also be special
prizes added. AS the tournament
Will be devided into two classes it
provides a place where the beginners
can compete among themselves,
which ought to prove real interest
ing for the clan.
Many Leagues Close Schedules.
Quite a number OF leagues closed
their fall schedule season last week
while a few of the leagues will con-
tinue during the current week. Of
the latter the Singer league will
close its season on Friday evening.
The AntIers. Elks. Federal and Tenn
pie leagues, operating at the Elks
Temple will finish this week and the
Studebaker league will close its sea-
son on Tuesday evening.
The West Side league finished on
Friday evening with the Schuell
Jewels winning the honors after a
hard drive. The Steamer Stars win
ming second place and the Choka
Stars finishing third. The Com
merciaI league closed its season on
Tuesday evening in which the
Greening Specials copied the flag,
its first since their connection with
the league, which has been since its
inception The George Cutter Co,
and Swastikas divided second and
third honors just one game behind
the leaders.
Closing the Eagles league the
Claws had little or no opposition in
winning the pennant. But there was
a great battle for second and third
place and the Emblems and Tips
finished in the order named. OF the
leagues closing this week the Temple
league presents the greatest antici-
patton The Horns and Loyals are
tied for first place while the Hairs
are but a single game behind the
leaders. presenting an excellent eli
max 10 a good season.
Honor Roll Small
Owing TO several leagues having
closed their schedules the News
Times Honor Roll is correspondingly
small this week. Otto Grabowsky,
OF the Swastikas. in the Commercial
league. came through with the top
score of $50. which also earned him
second high score in the league for
the season Ben Turnock. OF the
Eagles league was second best with
I 226, while sam Robinson OF the Elks
league won third place with 235.
The complete list of double CEN
fury performers during the week is
Cd. 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS.

Broken tafies; peanut brittle; CO.
cOanut favors; many varieties; csc a
pound. three pounds Csc. THE d.
ANA, Washington, between Main
and Michigan. ADJ. 352-354
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18
Jimmy Smith Maintains
Lead un BotCling Match

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-tBy A. P)-
Jimmy Smith Milwaukee bowler.
maintained his lead over Jimmy
Blouin of Chicago. worlds cham
pion. at the close of three blocks OF
their so game match today by a
score OK 142 $3.50 TO 133 $3.50. The
third block Of games was rolled this
afternoon. smith smashing 1897
pins 10 BlOuin 2OQ4. Smiths to-
,al pins smashed for the three blocks
was 6.25l and Biouin's total was
1891 Smiths average was 26S IL
SO and BloUin's vas 199 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18

Rug Cleaning. e. z. Cleaning.
adv. -s45-351.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18

Buy her a Jordan ror Christmas
Advt. -537-c5S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-18

Rug CIeanins. 3. B. Cleaning.
adv 345-351.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11
PER LIZ PROSSIME FESTE
NATALIE

Avvicinandosi le Feste Nata-
LIZZIE e dovere di ogni buono ita-
liano ricordarsi del suoi paren-
ii ed amici mandando loro per
Poccasione un gradito ricor-
do. Uno del migliori ricordi, SEN
"a dubbio, e lafotoprafia; e per
averne una buona, fatta con gu
sto, arte ed elegan2a, bisogna re-
carsi al Verna Art. Photo Stu
dio, S06 Christian Street (una
sola porta distante dalla Chiesa
del Buon Consiglio) che per ta-
he occasione fara prezzi e lavori
speciali. Ricordiamo che gli inn
piegati del suddetto studio sono
tutti italiani e che qualsiasi la
voro e accompagnato da piena
soddisfaZione del chente dalla
garenZia. In detto stu
dio 81 affittano anche elegant a
biti per sposaliZii Esso e aper-
to tutti giorni compreso la Do
menica ed altri giolni festivi,
dale 8 del mattino allie 9 di sera.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11

to al lavoro ed alrattivita per
fare ingrandire la loro azienda,
riuscirono mel loro intento. Ma,
come abbiamo detto, circa tire
ami or sono mori il vecchio ge-
nitore signor Domenico; ed a
breve distanza ola lui, circa un
ammo ia, anche suo figlio Luigi
veniva a nancarc.
La doppia cataStrofe, avvenu-
ia quandO memo 81 aspettava, a.
vreDDe dOvuto rccare nocumeh
to ALA Ditta; invece, figlio e nj
pote del capo di essa, e fra
tello fiPlio delI'ultimo scom-
parse, signor Luigi, oltre all'e-
redita di affetti, lacccIsero tut
ia Penergia necessaria per la BIZ
sogna e, continuando ad agita-
re la bandiera dell'onesta, han
no portata IaZienda ad una po-
siZione invidiabilc.
Camille Fante, figlio del de-
funto capo, continue dare al
pazienda la sua intelligence ope-
rosita ed il fIutto della sua e.
sperienza.
guendo lie tradizioni paterne de-
Domenico L. Fante, nipote, Sc
dica agli AFFAIR." tutta la sua gio-
vane energia, corredata da una
coltura classica. e, con 10 zio, al
QuaIe da Pausilio piu importan-
te, di comune accordo, alPuniso-
no, s'incamminano a maggiori
trionfi che non potranno loro
Il giovane Domenico
Fante studia legge economical
di Pennsylvania
mel corso serale Account and
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11

Finance.
l negozii, non il negozio, del
la Ditta Fante, sono diyersi. Es-
81 occupano lie proprieta lungo
la mona strada al numeri 1904
06 08; depositi 81 trovano al
numeri 906 e 908 carpenter st.
Possiamo affermare, senZa
tema di essere smentiti che, OIL
tire ad essere la prima Ditta del
] genere nellie colonie italiane di
| Pennsylvania per riCchezza e
|varieta di articoli di mobilia. es.
sa e ALA pari, Sc non supericre
a quelle americana.
Nessuno oggetto vi manca,
dalla piccola sedia per bambini
ALA mobilia per rendere attra-
ente ed eIegante una camera da
letto, umo studio, 0 un ufficio.
La Ditta Fante pratica prez-
II ecceZionalmente economici
per merce di prima qualita; ser
We la sua clientele con la massi-
ma cortesia; ascolta Gualunuue
reclamo potesse pervepirlc dan
do piepa soddisfazione al clienti.
La Ditta Fante ha arricchito
suoi negozii di altri articoH.
quail torchi c pigjatrici per IVA
e per qualsiasi altra qualita di.
stafe a gas ed a carbone
per cucinare o per riscaldamen-
to; RdcchjRette per muccheroAi.
ALA casalinga; maccbjpc cletfri- .
che vacuum cleaners) per pu-
lire tappeti; Victroic, PiaRi eI
PidaoIe.
La Ditta Fante c quotata nell
mercato per oltre mezzo milione
di dollari. Per le feSte di Natalie
81 prepara a fare rimarchevoi
ribassi a coloro che non perde-
'anno tempo a rivolgersi ad es-
Sa.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11
R. COnSOIatO d Italia

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gino ro,,do 10 W n,,Ltii liz NiaI'l'' ID ne
EIenco co,co,.na,to ocD,,,1 II r,;,S,; ,gEuGIlle
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Macs+5 n,,G da,.,,,,.i.ie. - q 9u"
remote Tosco Fr,iiio,a ii :, ,,',' "'i 80 'eI-
va y tutti co,.tosi ~; y i'iI''o- i
spressioni del SovI,oro ,,,.o,Ii ~
menti: - '',''
w.,
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11
| NOSTRI COMMERCIANTI

MOI proviamo un sense di
compiacimento e di orgoglio in
sleme, ogni qualvolta la nostra
attenZione e richiamata SUI con-
nazionali che 81 affermano, ele-
vandosi dalla cerchia comune
degli uomini di AFFAIR.", mel cam
po industriale ed in quello COM
merciale.
Abbiamo seguito, con simpa-
TIA, fin dial suo modesto rascere,
IL progresso fatto dalla Ditta
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11

"Fante', negoziante di mobi-
glia, che e oggi gestita sotto la
ragione commerciale "Domeni-
co Fante's Sons. Anima di es-
sa, sotto la costante G solerte di-
leZione dellormai defunto geni-
tore signor Domenico, erano
stati i figii di lui signori Luigi,
anche defunto, G Camille, i qua
Ii, con ogni sorta di sacrifizii,
posponcndo qualunque giustifi-
cato riposo e iiyertimento Ieci-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-11-11
CRONACA DI FILADEIFIA
proto e ne ha ben donde; spe-
rlamo che La Battaglia" migiio-
rera anche tipograficamente,
TRASFERIMENTO DI ITFFT.
CIO

CIO
l. aVN' +. '. Alessandroni,
4 ASSlSIente Procuratore District
.uaIe' aal 10, corrente mese ha
L[asIeIlto Las Suol uttici al No
Iozo I Wldener Bldg, Chestnut G
Jumper. numeri del telefono
reSIaho lmmatatl; 1876 e 46777,
la Iuhga Scnlera dl clienti ed
aill-cl del distlnto professions
SIa ne pfendaho nota.
Ahcle aNF. Claude Q. Lam
Ciano' associate delPon, Alessan-
VI olli, ia IraSIerlto Il suo utti-
''o allo SIeSSo humero.
IL Dr. DE CARLO NUOVA-
MEME FRA MOI
Ieri. a bordo del raastoso nj
roscafo "Aouitania" doIIa Cn-
|nard Line. e tomato il D,. Tohn
De Carlo. con Ia sua oentilissi
ma signora. doDo ma NON hroya
residenza in Emopa owe coli ba
visitato quasi tutfe la Nazioni
del vecchio Continenta NON o.
sclusa la Turchia nronrio mol
momento in cui min arcanita
ferveva Ia guerra contro Ia Cre.
cia
uDr. De Carlo. che 81 . snos-
so ricordato di moi o dol roSfro
giornale II 10 -Ottobra II 81
scriveva da Milano Ia sarronta
bellissima Ietterina.
Cav A. Giusenne nj SiIvastro
1906 So Rroad st,.oot
PhiladeInbia pa
.
MY dear Cav. III SllVeStro,
u, we are at present enjoying
Ine mafVeolus architecture OF
the Duomo and the sculpture
and paintings of the old master
together WIN tne very modern
and beautiful City. We cannot .
help but feel proud OF them all. .
- we are leaving Tor New
ofk on NOV. 4th I922 from
southampton on the "AQulta- .
ma ana expect TO De back IN, ,
rliaaelphla about middle OF No
l
of this letter mt an "ado in
your paper stating the fact that
WIZ pe IN Fhl!adeIphla and re
7ulile my practlce at LA El-
SW0rIh !. SireeJ ABOUT the middle .
j .-rr november.
IfuStlhg that you and yours
IRE wen ana IN the nope OF see
hg you Sooh' l am
sincerely yours
~ ~, lr, John De Carlo
***
/, q II eRIegio proIeSSlonlSta'
,iie lorna ira lol con ammo
5ot,'; 3lGilG oelIe ne OeIleHHe oeIla hoSlra
"Ciia { con 10 SPITIIo flteapra-
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easIoiie ,;,s; ueI ,, Illeulco ' ia nopIie
',Isaioile ,, llelia caIIeora ae! Jel- ,,
entito ben tomato.
NUOVO UFFICIO LEGALE ,
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II = i aeVGC@to Js!. SllalIeS ; = NIraf-
- a, =" ffi teiiili'iN ii alilelIlg SlauIlIlo
90 oG JoII,IT IIjCio ies"iG 6I5; ana camera
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Il ~, 1870 - oS'J ~ 81 IT, go e
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uesto indirizzo. S
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-4 " , / -1 N-' ! - NAM / '-F' Il
II Z corrente mese arrivava. a S
Jew York il piroscafo Colon
o della Navigazione Generate /
.aliana, con 2191 passeggieri. !
ESQ ripartira da questo por- I
0 di Philadelphia l6 Novem- S
re per Napoli Geneva. g
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ELL OoTElJALE + FAblA-NI d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-27
JIM WON'T TAKE
THE KIND Offer
Scenario Writing Institute Hands Him
Soft Words, But Egan Has Cold
Shoulder-Icy Cold!

mot hold the place open for you much
longer"
Don't put yourself under any
needless strain. Blank. old thing.
uniiise Newt, you don't have 60
hold II. I'm not 'sr~rrir'. What
! find 81 sweet In all ths Il that
I never wrote those birds let
ter In my life. And mover In
tend 10.
Further along I read
WILL ENCOURAGE
Ills STUDENTS
MIR. Blank 10 encouraging students
who enter his personal class IN a
very practical way. lie has agreed
10 make reduction OF tat In the
cost Of the training. .. Blank II an
extraordinary teacher"
The best teacher In tho bunch and
yet he II willing TO shave off SIS to
those he teachesi Such a kind. good
man he must bel
one more excerpt,
There are three qualities neces.
sary 60 the successful photodrama-
tist The first a Creative Imagina.
ton. That. you poasesr 10 some en-.
tent. Your interest in photoplny In
evidence OF Il. Tho second II Ambi.
ton. You possess that. too. You
showed u VIXEN you wrote for infor.
nation. The third quality In
knowledge. This may be the
only class Of beginners Mr. Blank
will take. II you do not enroll
Immediately you win lose the oppor
tunity 20 study under his supcrvis-
ion. as well an the s5s reduction"
Isn't that the ducks auaekf
wish those eKEs would lay OF
me. never wrote them any letters:
! don't care whether have any
creative Imagination or motor am.
hition. sither--I don't thrill over the
prospect OF saving s3s or Mr.
Blanks personal instruction. and
even the character analysts OF 100
prominent moving picture stars
doesn't entirely overwhnlm me.
Frankly. believe schools and In.
ntitutrs Of thla kind are the pure
and undcfiksd bunk. Stay away from
them. II you really can write you
need not pay out money 10 n CORE
sponaencc school. Not one In hun
druf ever will he 81 help 10 you.
] happen 10 know something
Of the scenario writing game.
spent quite few hours with tho
editorial heads Of various studios
during months LIVED In Los
| Angeles. California. These men
don't give you the sweet apple
sauee the schools love Go feed
the unwary. It's tough enough
for experienced writers 10 break
In. Most experienced writers
arc content not 90. They can
make money quicker elsewhere.
when an institute starts coming
you along. hand them the les
shoulder Instead % your good money
You'll be better Off. That's what
think about n. anyway.
| And now 10 hop. Mr. Blank and
hia blank crowd win quit sending me-
their blank iiseratnrei