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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
B1oGRAF1A DE DAVID POWELL

David Powell naci6 en- Glasgow (Es
cocia), de padres galeses. Comenz6 81
carrera teatral muy joven en- Inglate-
IRA, bajo la direction del famoso ac-
ter sir Beerbohm Tree, con ouien ira
baj6 cerca de dos afios interpretando
dramas de- repertoire sespirlano. Mas
tarde 1ngres6 en- la compafifa de For
bes Robertson con la cual hizo una
tournee por los Estados Unidos. Tan
to lie sust6 este pals, que Sc decide a
quedarse en- e.
Eespaes de trabajar por espacio de
unos cnantos amos en- Ell teatro habla-
do, sus amigos lie instaron a que ingre-
sase en- u, escena cinegrafca, 10 cual
hizo con tan excelente exito cue le
hizo Gecidirse abandonar por compile
to e. teatro hablado. David Powell in
terpret6 en- peliculas de la empresa
World, de la cual pas6 al POGO tempo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

Isl, sr., es I'm hecho. Prefero estar
fuerte y saro, como ahora me encuen-
|, tro, cue tener una fortuna y VERNE
obIigado a pasar mi vida tan enfermo
como antes de toniar Tanlac.''
Esta es la opinion que expres6 re-
cientemente el Sr. d. Arcadia Bazan,
con comicilio en- la Ia. calle del Gral.
Juan Alvarez, conerciante del Merca-
do de Ia Lagunilla.
! "Durante dos afios'', dijo Ell Sr.
Bazan, .'habfa cstado muy enfermo y
raras veces podia tener un dfa con-
tento.. Tenfa tan mai apetito, gue me
,era muy diffcil conner. sLo POGO que
comfa, me hacia mas NAL que bien.
Me sentia constantemente cansado Q
irritable. A veces, me leNantaba sin
ti6ndome peor que antes de acostarme.
va no tenia energia. Tenia que do
minarme mucho, para poder atender a
mis- negocios.
''Tanlac me ha hecho de nuevo, pues
me siento como un hombre distinto.
Tengo un magnffico apetito disfruto
Gel a1imento que tomo. Duermo per-
fectamente y siento los nervios tan
srmes como 81 fueran de hierro. Guam
do digo a Uds. que he aumentado
cuatro kilos en- peso en- un mes y que
me siento bien por la primera vez, al
cabo de dos amos, podran Uds. saber
por que considero que TanIac es una
gran medicina.
TANLAC es e! mejor remedio y Ell
que Sc vende mas generalmente en-
todo ell .1nundo. para casos de indiges-
ti6n, trastornos del est6mago, afeccio-
nes del hfgado, rifones y enfermeda-
6es semejanSes.
TANLAC permite al estomago dige-
rir perfectamente ell alimento. forman-
do asf nueva roia sangre, hueso V
miscuIos. Millones de personss 10 usan
en- TODD Ell mundo. Pruehelo I'd. hoy
abora mismo.
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las far
,nacias. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
DEPARTAnGENTo DEL INTERIOR
oTIcINA DEL coMIsIoNADo
A ToDos LOS cHAUFFEURs, CON.
DUCToREs, Y CoNDUcToREs DE
vEHIcULoS PEsADos DE MOTOR

Los frecuentes academies ocurridos
entire vehiculos de motor ('autom6vi-
lesO en- la carretera que conduce de
San Juan Martin Pena, demnestran
cue estos AUTOMOBILES Sc estan name
jando sin ell debido cuidado, violando
las disposiciones de la ley.
La ley de la Asamblea Legislatiza "a
de Puerto Rico, aprobada en- Abril ls.
1916 y enmendada en- Julio IL, 1921,
Art. IS (a) dice:
tia velocidad de un vehicrlo de
motor debera en- todo tempo regular
Sc con Ell debido cuidado. tomando en-
cuenta Ell ancho, trafco uso del ca
mino; y Ell hecho de conducir, en- cual-
quier tempo, un vehfculo de motor
FOR un camino publico una velocidad
que exceda de (48) cuarentiocho kil6-
metros por hora, dentro de La zoaa
urbana de un municipio Ia una veloc;
dad mayor de (24) veinticuatro kills
metros por hora, constituira evidencia
PRIMA FACIE de que ell vehiculo era
conducido sin Ell debido cuidado.''
Art. 13.-- (c) dice:
Los vehfculos pesados de motor no
marcharan una velocidad mayor de
(12) doce Kilometres por hora dentro
de Ia zona urbana o en- caminos en- don
de hubiere aglomeraci6n a mas de
(2O) veinte kilometres por cualqui.r
ctro sitio.''
Art. r. (d) dice:
Los vehiculos de motor que tran
siten por caminos plblicos deberan
marchar 10 mas a la derecha que fue-
re possible, esta precauci6n eebera
oPservarse particularments cuando SO
este doblando una curva.''
Art. 5.-- (m) dice:
Ell Comisionado del Interior podrs
suspender revocar la icencia de cual
quier persona para actuar como chauf-
feur conductor, 81, su juicio. dicha
persona hubiere sido cnlpable de i'm
prudencih temeraria ineptitud EN- Ell
manejo, hubiere demostrado indife-
rencia hacia la seguridad pdblica
Ldespreclo inexcusahle de las disposicio-
nes de esta Ley
Los citados articulos de la Ley de-
ben ser estrictamente cumplidos por
todas las personals que mknejen We
hiculos de motor, la violacion
cualquiera de ellos sera causa suficien-
te para suspender cancelar la hcen-
cia del conductor chauffeur que raj
tare de acuerdo con las circunstancias
Gel case.
JOHN A. WILSON, i
Comisionaio.
octubre 90, 1922. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

Agujas "singer" Doble pespunte y
cadsneta $500 millar. AguIas "Ori-
ginal Express Oy 90 5000 mflar.
Remttense pOr O. o. d. The Import
Esedls CO.. r. 0. BOX 45s. San Juan,
pUsrsa Raee AAvt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

SENOR ID. ARCADIO BAZAN,
prOminente comerc;ante del Mer-
cadO de la Lagunilla, Mejico, ID. f.,
que dice que no aceptaria una gran
fortuna, a cambio de todo ell hien
que le ha producido Tanlac.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21

Ell hecho que Rodolfo Valentino Y
su esposa Winifred Hudnut, con quien
aGaba de contraer matrimonio, estan
en- la acutalidad separados por varios
nlillares de millas de distancia, este no
fue obstaculo para que la belIisima io
ven fnese de gran auxilio Ial popular
7ctor de la Paramount en- SUI nueva pe
licula '"The Young Rajah'' (El joven
raja).
EncOntrandose Winifred Hudnut en-
Nueva York y ST. esposo en- California
inpresionando las escenas principales
de 70 pclicula mencionada, aquella es-
cogio para el eminente protagonista de
Ia version cinematografca del drama
de Alethea Luce v de la novela de
5ohn Ames Mitchell, la mayor parte
Gel vestuario cue Valentino usa en- es-
ia pelfcula, que en- este momento esta
siendo terminada en- el estudio de Las.
ky bajo la direction de Philip Rosen.
En- esta pslfcula apareeen algunas es
cenas de deslumbradora belleza, como
corresponds su accion, que Sc desarrc
la Ell la misteriosa India.
Miss Hudnat, que hasta muy reciea.
tementc era conocida en- el mundo del
arte del cinema con ell nombre de Ma
tacha Rambova, fue una de Las crea-
doras de modas Y directories artisticos
mas notables en- los Estados Unfdos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
En- los dOIniniOs del cine

o u, empresa Famous Players con un
contrato de larga duracion. para ara-
lecer exclusivamente en- peliculas Pa
ramount. David Powell es considerable
hoy como uno de los primeros actores
mas notables del cinema su reputa-
cion como actor es mundial.
Davll Powell fue el primer actor
que la empresa Famous Players envio
su cstudio de Londres. Ali interpre-
to una serie de notables plicuias, entire
las cuales recordamos: Appearances /,
1.-THE Mystery Road, 1.-THE Princess
of New York., Dangerous Lies y
Loves Boomerang. No hace mu
Chas somanas regreso a los Estados Uni
dos, irgresando inmediatamente en- Ell
oradro artistico del estudio de Iiasky,
en- Hollywood (CaIifornia). La ultima
pelicusa en- que David Powell toma par
te es Ia intitulada "Her Gilded Cage,
en- la que 10 bellisima actriz Gloria
swanson interpreta el papel principal
femenino.
La primera pelicula que David Po-
well interpreto para la Paramount fue
la intitulada The Make Believe Wife,
con la eminente actriz Billie Burke.
Tambi6a tom6 parte en- las pelfculas,
tThe Teeth of the Tiger, Counter
felt" Lady Roses Daughter, con
IA actriz Elsie Ferguson; 'sOn with the
dance, "The Right to Love-, y
"Iao-s of Clay, con Mae Murray y
1.-THE Cutcast", con Elsie Ferguson.
WINIFRED HUDNUT, EsPosA DEL
NOTABLE ACTOR RoDoLFo VA
LENTINO, DIsENo Los TRAJEs
QUE ESTE UsA EN- LA PELICULA
"THE YOUNG RAJAH''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
COURT MAKES
PRECEDENT IN
KEENEY TRIAL
Sweep Aside Technicalities
o. Statutory Laws For
Basic Principles
Impartial Trial Theory Of Fed
eraI Constitution Seen
In The Ruling


IN hu.L.uS that {. Frank heencS'
union leader. indicted for homicide IN
,...,..,o..,,. ,,., .,o ,-.re--. invasion of
go, :. ,..,ro, =, =,
L'E2H county !" ''-'' .
second chanrs Of venue no eop' '''''
coat, established : prcr"dor; IN Grim.
...l ,..-t practice Of West virginia.
Ne.:s.r tho constitution nor ,o;hHr
era,u,c-v rrov!:ions existed which &C.
-,a-al p. .cc,'.y lat - >.roHd chang" o.
r,ur. mould he granted but the In
fc-.r... a., Guarantee Of both tho fed
r.al and sra,c constitutions that The &C
rrycd shall rere!yc fair and Impair
tai .,,~sa-." ~a,~ ,'o highest tribunal
IN Tho F,a,= ..tr'e discretion IN the dis
missing "a" ?t;lt:cn q tho operator
.,a,y,,:a fep-cscat,ME West Virginia IN
TIC KeHa.% prosecution, lawyers here
sad las. might.
H. suvmoa.ng Kea.cv 20 aprear De-
'-.o J.LrH !. y. wood, OF Jefferson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
To curs a Cold In On, DAY

Take Laxative BROMO oU1NINE tab
Lett: The box bears the signature Of
2 ". Grove. BE sure you Get
BROMO.) 30c.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
FRANCHISE Of
CAR COMPANY
NOT GRAN TED
Council Delays Action Pending Com
pEancs To Certain provisions
In Charter.

City council last eveH'"y refused to
gran, d new franchise 10 the C!ty Rail:
way Company, agree: upon sere-a!
weeks ago, until the traction company
COMPLIES with the city charter prov.-
r!ons IN advertising tho ordnance for
so days.
Several weeks ago council. In a re-
solution. agreed TO pass an ordinance
containing the changes as outlined n a
communication IN order that tho work
could Re started. Last even!1i; the orig
lal ordinance was presented 10 be acted
upon.
Councilman Harry s. Cunningham
raised the question Of whether the Tac-
ton company had compiled with the
charter provisions. IN tho Advertising
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
WOMEN DISPLAY
EAGER INTEREST
j. IN CITIZENSHIP
r1oY. eHoRTRDqE DELIVERS
YHST LECTURE ~ CITY
COUNTY BUILDING.
Ons hundred ana Fifty Men and
Women HesE Principles Of
Democracy Explained.

Tho Kris. o. series os ten lectures
on citizenship under tho direction or
tAs Ohio County League 90 Women
Voters WAS svcn las a'CAt =. thc CIV
County building WI moro than $50
men and women 3.eSe"'.
PROF. William Sho-tC.LCs, connected
with the West Virginia university eH-
tension division. vay !as,ru -" rHS &c
took up tha t..st chrea subjects q a
hook compiled ~ Mrs. Mo-. Jacobs
who Is actively :deDt:t!ci VIA tho
vete.s' leacu. They nee - govern
u1sGt citizenship and naturalization.
RE lectures w.N 20 given o. tuesday
nights fer ter successive we-;,s
PreseSso- Sho-;rtcrH NlS he~o en-
ragged IN promoting SGca classes ioE tho
last several yearS. ard p".o- - that
limo Is filled peo:sssorshtps or poIt!-
al economy - seve7st coi.-Ses aod uni
VeysiHsA
Last r.gA- - conducted rs lecture
n what nigh: - termed ~ c7er t"-pv,
wiy, IN that Re .:.v.tet the audience -
ask I'm ogest!ocs On am po:nts tcat
~ere 20. clear 20 tH2I.
Rsrraged with Questions.
And tbs women took him i. RS wo-n
'e- - was deiugnd With a barfass 0:
Inquiries that ranged t-c:n politics 70
'ae latest wr.ckls - ,Sa administration
avs. aad IL WAS noticeable from the "a
,ure OF - questions that the women
were deeply Interested ~ the lecture.
We surfaco OF the toY1da-c@ral p-'-
UPON which our government -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

and was informed by City Solicitor Oa1S
0. Sc.lm.dt TO the contrary.
City Solicitor Carl O. Schmidt said
he raised the question with Attorney
John J. Conin. counsel for the traction
company, but that Attorney con!tf be-
l.evcI the new ordinance legal and was
nothing more than an amendment to
the old ordinance.
On motion. the new ordinance was
laid on the table until the traction COM
pmny follows the requirements OF the
charter provisions IN publishing . notice
Of the ordinance.
The new ordinance gives the CITY
Railway company the right TO build and
maintain switches on Chapline street
between Twelfth and Sixteenth STREETS
for period OF 80 years. and to dis
continue tho operations in the Noytk
End and East End divisions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

full r-~w1 sea 800 .."a-"-~7 g -
IS fec, aad w>'chs ~ - 7hNo pounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
:
Project Is
Given Jolt
Petition Presented to Council
Protesting Against Prop
erty Sale
Forty Business Men Object
To Erection of Building
at Riverview Park

A petition signed By 40 bus.HesS 'r>n
ana properly owners. protesting against
tho c!Iy leasing pat Of tho Riverside
mark on Water stree: - no G. y. Il
Veterans .md other military or5an!1"'
lions. vas presented 70 cli% council 'A>;
evening Tho Petition wae placed IN
;hs haaGs % committee.
Some time 7g'. the 9. 4. T. n'i' cd
to the city - .GA@s the E"oN"4-. pan
rins 20 rzLss s,~S,.cu. n2nc"v - cree
O building 70 p ugSd - q hs~!c nj
meeting p,aco f2v a. military o.san!@a'
tons
Mayor TAons. 2 Thon>r arpo!"r"d
Counc!men Ot;o Schcnlt X. (. McCon-
kew ard Albert I. K-ess 10 !nreS'!S ga :.
The committee no: With representatives.
90 no 9. 4 \. and finally recommended
= coYnc!l thai Z plans ct ths proposed
bu!.d!-c we.e ,.!m!ttHt 70 OouAc!l and
approved suggested that lcass Re
given. Tho military organizations
maintained mat al .srEe "!t'ta hr" pro'
v.dsnr ground or which thav can build
and ~ man Instances the cay has
given beth g-ourd srd building.
I, vas then learned thar Go. Stanm.
,~ner o. the stsmr1 ho;el - Water
street, near tho proposed new building.
stated re- objected - to building ana
q the city leasing this rr,p"rfN.
threatening - Apply >nr e. injunction
10 restrain mo Gig from leasing ne
property. C1rrct! decided thar :: 'hH
Injunction MAS a7p,'c4 to- !: wo"ll
leave - mater n ~ hands cf he
court ard 80 military Organization TO
csht re case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

While the first session only touched
Founded. Professor Shorutdse took
pains 10 sx7,Aln each sep necessary 20
90 taken r. foreign born MA" or WON
an who desires 10 become citizen or
thu United State.
n ths audience were moro than
sco-e o: persons obviously Of foreiEu
o!-th and they seemed 20 appreciate the
explanation OF Professor ShorT!dSe OF
the difficulties that confront tSe In
migrant"
An assertion oc N. instructor tAa:
Ch!acse. japanese and H.ndGs ara rot
acceptable 70 the American government
as citizens resulted In scv,-a! questions
from the aud!oUcc. for. !; Seemed. x
was generally believed no restriction OF
such nature ex!Siol.
RESTRICTION Praeaosa-
Professor Saorcr!dGe pointed GU:
TIA, aCy government - Inherently en-
powered to restrict - Immigration 70
certain races w.o:MCUt Y.oia.,as inter
national Law.
Professor S.o-t=:tEe took h:s audi
ence through 40 various phases OF tho
government without going into a -n!a-
u,s d.sco-se O. - more more involved
governmental r1pN.e.Gs Al.'l rs AtN'u ~
iustTaiIo2s brought on: The factors re
wished 20 impress upon h!s audience
clearly.
Mrs \ ". rauu. who ?-ss!Ged. was
well plea sed via tina attendance At ;ao
f,-sc .,.tg-e and she sad as; night ~
,eEcst n ne classes - mounting IN
tn Wh,a!tn.- district
Every woman = 80 c.:y shocld
Near Professor SI1!;r!dse'y explanation
o. c!t.Eensh.A, IS Gu:.>S and privileges"
sho declared. ard possibly there a-s
many men Who m!ghi prof.: by attend
!~S ~. classes" THIS next lecture Will
be AN,d u no C!.y-CoUnty building
Tuesday Ssen.Es.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Will Take Off Crew

New York. :Eov. 1.-THE White Star
Iluer Pittsburgh sent two boats TO tho
distressed Italian steamship Mcnts
GraphA late tonight 10 take off her
crew. according 10 radio messages re-
ceiyed at the naval station here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15
Stgners Of Petition

Ia 'rht tbs following 5et!:.'. T'7
r-"s"Hr"t - council and referred - '.s
s1ClH committee compcsed - N'NAc.!-
r.a S"he1k. McCoaE"" s"i kEHSs
To the Honorable Nayar,
"r.ty Manage ans Members ::
'C"9r'! - 80 cry -: WH>rH7S
''Tn, Undersigned petitioners az re
c~a"-s and occupants Z; various I7o?.
.';.s7 - 80 s3d 3SoE; - "Aa!'' 81 .
~" 40 citizens c24 ;aTGa'sgs IN 80
Coy Q! WA"'-3S. count - oaiH' avn
s.a:H =: We: Nlrg!2:a. NJ" being IN
formed >h-oG-h -" 7@2hc press ;Aa' a
rcorerea: SaS hen .aHntaHt %! iHe
rIr7oSc q ,-.:.1E - 't'.:2s = 7aT' .:
.ho 723I!> ,scH'"S "a'i"1 Riverside park.
Wei view r.! c-ee'.,g t@e-etn = .a7Se
H4!.d:nS % - c'"n?.'d as meade ares
.o1 chs various s'.l.'r2 o-SNr.1&'.oH7
r -. sa.4 ":'" r, Wn""""s. 10 TAX
us means foo!'rr:Gs. T"2:7ns:TS'."E
FL pro:es''0s - rou es the sare!".oS
o26" - cur ely aEa."F; f">A ACTON.
! The persons who's" name ere S.f@c3
hero A. - - TA"''7 nv, -T?a.'N' .
o. hostile 20 -" wo-thT aim s7d am
! Lon - the members ~ t>s - :. X tAe
American Legion ana o;he7 'o'c!"7 Or
esa:ca;'o1s - oGr commNa!;:' oN'' on
TIE c"''rs-" We are n the 'H..HFt sense
s.'nps.hr'.o toward re mo''Ns", u"
provide headquarters :oT al tA.'e CT.
g2r.Za'.o1S: n fa:t :. cG: llcG!rcA'
and opinion. - more prdE'.cH! -'eA!
s2IG!@Ts H'''T,-'@' CO -, 't -,
arranged .af th.aa Tat az L.7 proposed
building.
We d. a':Ac dCs and mature con-
s.d.-a.!o7. ht.e5y eT?Aae.ac H. "a I
ma: thc T-oYgsc,1 ste should not y" a1-
p-n7-.a'":. leased. sold or taken 10
s2ca pu-2o.s, because.
''Fs.S': Iac I!;y OF wheeling Hah 10
-:gnt - authority n !lw 70 Lease o.
SCI any pa-: or portion Of tNs public
landing =, the Wheeling Wharf: aad
Second. E!vcrBiie Pax, as the pub
10 landing - known aid ca"et IA the
rr,.; l..,lo space - the C!:y o. wheel
me. a;.,rI,-c q smyht b-,ath.as space
ard recreation s7o. Tor the citizens aad
:, . grossly Improper C0r tho council
and GOVERNING bodies Of HE C!'y q
U-haa.,r.- Z, As-c,lon or pscr.!. r'le -
o~o2-,a.io- I.as, a. $50 O: any l4r:
~ ..,1 .,,,i,.,, ,ardI,c
o'IC5a-ss~~s v1n- oc,..ancrs AID rc-
,-,rs,-aI,,. 90 h,,,yv RESPECTFULLY urge
80. ,.o,, ,,.l.i nr7.er; tho interests @. the
49,, 1,1..',,- a,1 ~. citizens and
.,,,,,,... 1891. ns W. a. maintain
- 49,, r,.s {, ~sr,.,,- -, ,h!S
So 49, .,,-'1. 80 1900 sr,. e,,,h
matter - '''-S,''e ~ 49,. n..,, ,,,.,I,
PROPOSE .e~Se - 500 go ,,,r,',
Co l. am "
7'~7H' ..o........ ...-,,...,4-
r R 7,. 800, S''''.,''''
%
IS y. Fe'ssS"n
a." y. '
tfc"S.iE" - ''e"
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
MARIE PROVOST
KNOWS SOMETHING
OF MOTOR SPEED

Marie Provost, who pilots the
winning car in a stirring auto race
in The Married Flapper," which
opens a weeks engagement at
Moore's Rialto Theater today, has
a spiffy speedometer record OF the
screen as well. She drives a spe-
cial underslung roadster that Is the
envy of the wealthy film colony at
Hollywood. and with which the star
manages to keep inside tho speed
laws.
Friends of Miss Provost declare
that the star is deserving of a Car
negie Medal for the part she played
in saving the lives of two youths
who had gone out into the surf be-
yond their depth at Santa Monica,
Cal. The two lads had been res
cued and brought to shore in a
state of Inconsistencies and moth
ing but a pulmotor could possibly
bring them to. Miss Provost took
the wheel of touring car standing
nearby, had the boys placed in the
tonneau and drove at breakneck
speed to an emergency hospital two
miles away. There the lads were
revived with pulmotors when all
hope had been about exhausted.
Marie Provost gives some re-
markable exhibitions of expert
driving in The Married Flapper,"
in which she plays the part of the
spendthrift wife of q wealthy young
sportsman.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
Henry Walthall Returns
To the Photoplay Fold
Mansfield of the Screen" Contributes New
Screen Characterization in
Zone Clear Call"

wonderful acting arouses consider
able sympathy for the lonely,
friendless man who, on the thresh-
old of judgment day. stops the pen
dulum of his clock in a pitiful ef-
fort to hold back the time until he
can make amends for his errors.
More than 100000 feet of film
were shot" in the perturbation of
this latest Walthall vehicle. There
are $3.50 feet in mile. That
makes, thirty-seven miles of cellu-
loid. And it takes about an hour
and fifteen minutes to show 6,0oU
feet of film.
OF course the production had to
go through. the stages of breaking
down. splicing. patching. trim
ming and other preliminaries of a
highly technical name, and when IL
was finally released by First Ma
tional for the public's approval IL
had been cut to eight. reels in
length.
Despite the fact that after cut
ting not more than 5000 feet is
projected on the screen, ''One Clear
Call" will still remain one of the
really big pictures Of the year in
every sense of the word. according
to the predictions of the favored
few who have seen the 'rushes."
Charles Cherry will head the cast
which Guthrie McClintic has pro-
vided for the A. A. Milne comedy
The Dover Road" which comes
to the Garrick on October 2.
Molly Pearson, Reginald Mason
Kathleen Comegys. Lyonel Watts
George Riddell. Edwin II. Morse,
Airline MacMahon and George No
Ian are in the company.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-27
Director to Be Supreme
In Future, Asserts Wood
Predicts New Generation of Screen Produc
ers Who Will Employ Methods of
Their Own.

The younger generation-made
member the first motion picture
they saw-will be showing the
world new things in pictures before
many years have passed. according
to Sam Wood, director of Gloria
Swanson in Her Gilded Cage"
which begins its second week at
Loew's Columbia today.
II prophesy that within five years
we will have young men-and wom-
en-. too-in the industry who will
conceive their plots, ideas, develop
the scenario, supervise the building
of sets and act as the guiding
mind for the directors. Many of
them will be sole directors of their
plays from the first germ of the
idea to the last cutting in the pro-
lection room. And to these people
the picture industry will say: The
world is yours 1t won't be able
to say anything else, because after
all. the genius of story telling is
the very heart and soul of motion
pictures.
Il am looking to the younger
generation to give us exactly that
sort of story creation. There are
youngsters now in this ages-old
game of writing who can't remem-
Der the first picture they saw. Pic
lures have always been a part Of
their lives. and story telling by pic
lures Is going to be such a normal
state Of affairs that they will do 1t
instinctively.
Richard Washburn Child, the au-