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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
SISTER
KITCHEN
Copyright, 1891, N. E. AZ

Every housekeeper knows the DIFF.
ficulty of providing the necessary
minerals during the winter months.
Heavier foods are demanded TO pro-
duce heat in the body, making the
need Of salts and acids very great.
One answer to this problem is
found in the simple and delicious
grape juice. The woman who
canned or bottled quantities Of
grape juice will find It a boon in
her cooking.
Grape Juice Pudding.
Two cups grape juice, 10
cup cornstarch, / dessertspoon
butter, 10 cup sugar, 3 eggs
(wh1tes), few grains salt, 3 tea
spoons cold water.
II the grape Juice is sweetened
use less sugar. Dilute cornstarch
with enough cold water to pour
easily. Put juice and sugar over
fire and when boiling stir In corn.
starch. Add butter and cook, stir.
ring constantly until thick and
transparent.
Remove from fire. Separate
whites from yolks OF eggs. Save
yolks for sauce. Beat whites till
stiff and dry with cold water and a
few grains Of salt. Fold into grape
juice mixture. Turn into individual
molds to set and chill. Serve with
custard sauce.
Tapioea Grape juice.
One and one-half cups grape
Juice, 1 10 cups water, II tea
spoon salt, 2.3 cup sugar, IL
cup minute tapioca, 2 table
spoons lemon juice.
Put grape Juice, water, salt and
sugar in a sauce pan and put over
the fire. When boiling stir in tapi-
oca. Cook, stirring to prevent stick
ing until transparent. Add lemon
juice and turn into mold to chill.
Serve with or without whipped
cream.
Ham Baked In Grape Juice.
One slice ham cut 8 inches
thick, / teaspoon cinnamon, 10
teaspoon cloves, IS teaspoon
pepper, grape juice.
Pour boiling water over meat and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26

Americans who served In the
canadian army or other forces dur
ing the World war are not entitled
to a Victory medal.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26
erape yuIee PUDDING.

Two cups grape Juice, 1.S
cup cornstarch, 1 dessertspoon
butter, 10 cup sugar, 3 eggs
(whites), few grains salt, 2 tea
spoons cold water.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-26

One and one-half cups grape
juice, 1 10 cups water, II tea
spoon salt, 2.3 cup sugar, IL
cup minute tapioca, 2 table
spoons lemon juice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
CLAR|NGTON

Mrs. Forrest T!mmons left SATURDAY
for Wheeling to spend several "eehS
with relatives.
The local orchestra went to Summer
field. o. Friday evening TO assist IN an
entertainment.
Alvin Rutter and son Charles were
Wheeling visitors Friday.
Thomas Eckles OF Cameron Ohio was
a business caller in town Sunday
VIM. Trcntly Of Sew!ckly. Pa was ?
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l..
J. Ilabcrmely.
6. +. Rose and family motored -
Woodsfeld o. sunday to attend the
Temperance rally.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerbes Of Summarized
visited their son, Mrkinley Jcrbes here
sunday
Miss Lcanore Beardslee was hostess
to q number Of friends at an en1cyaoie
masquerade party
Amos Au!t OF Oak having purchased
the meat market from Chas AnrIgS. mas
moved into town 10 take charge OF ING
business first Of the month.
The Ladies' Of the Silver Circle gave
social at the Opera House TUESDAY eve
! Oct. 81.
4 NarlTNS cases ~ ili''i 49, 49,
! has reduced the attendance In oui
school.
Mr. Easson of Columbus Q. was I
business visitor in town recently.
Rev. Cunningham OF Tiltonv!lIe wht
has been accepted as pastor OF the loca
NJ F. church. vas accompanied by n:
wife on his recent visit here over th'
r week end.
/ Mrs. ]. V. Mauny was PlttsburSf
visitor first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Kclch and Mr.. am
Mrs. {. W. Dietrich and Mrs. MARY
Z Case were Woodsf!"ld visitors Sunday.
! David Monahan and family "f2CaIaer
on, o. passed through town sunday en-
route homo from a visit at IowAa'ah
Ohio
Mr.. Bassctt and daughter Lucia an
Miss Camilla Fish drove 70 MOUNDS
willie Sunday and were accompanies
homo by Mrs. BasSett and Mrs. Waya
who had been visiting several days !!
the Mound city.
Local oil interest ccnters In the Wei
being drilled on the Alexander laFN
west of town an tdhe location OF wei
hv Edward Wagner on the VIM. Lc!!ie
farm north of town.
J. W. Sanford had his property o.
corner OF Main and Market street newt
painted.
Geore Rose was Pittsburgh bushes
visitor last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
LOUISVILLE

ava ,h,I1ren
NJ r.. anu ,t.ir,.,na snnnt ,he weekend
OF ST. C!a!rsE'!;e spc", s.H
WIN r ~. DIM "a Samgb,or p~he,
MFs. II. ~ parnne,.tIIe THURSDAY
were SH'Pp,"s -. -' ,',,,,,n.-,da Marty
w.! ~ b'r,. ~ Mr. and MIS-.
was c..,.I,y eyan,nr The
EDWARD ''e'"' ..iroc.I,aIv
oe'"' ''''o"'' ,..t,, 50 s.osnn
USED were IN Aee','| ,.hl- Win = for
Games anu 'l"s'e' ,0h L,r.,.s,o,s ~
tune 'eIN'' ,.' MT" ,.',,.,tIe rour I.eh,
we 'rS.,,',s, :, 49,, s.rr.T Those pres
't.' ~ .rS Ne - : NrCircgor.
.n' ~ ~ amt children.
a. a. 49,, ..rsrsSn Of New
:Mr, a. ~. - ,rrrv sheph-
fhilaaeIpN.N, ,,s.,1.tsf& p, Drummer,
era' ho"H.I Ch,-fs wig John
"!t''Ah r.,cr I r. Clark Max
Atkinson, II. ; rep - 49, "a
ti"h'' ,,y,-so, Nary clark,
,,,,,, ,rr1-cI Darrah. Edith
MclheTson' An"4'", Al" ,.'.' ,.n
MI, ana "a W-s Earrv shepherd
Visitlns M ""a
~ wv 49, -. :. CIalrsvillc was a
,,',t,oss c,lIer IN town Friday.
business o" po,,,,s ..ns IN Rarnssvtlle
MS SlaFe po"''' "
49, ,u,s "a ,t,-r,o, Atkinson OF LAT
JON" anu r"s", ,,.I.h ,hs,r Grand.
NJ 80 Nre 1ohn Atkinson.
parents Mf. anu M1S E.,, hara "a.
-, bo-,n or,er 4 visit with Mr.. ant
turned nome a''e' r,1r.
MIS-. samueis d. n-n ,ao-r,, ~
n' ,,,,,S 49," u.n-. n.aek-erd quests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
HOGS
SHEEP AND LANES.
VEAL CALVES.
RENRY CLEW'S s. co.'s
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(pv private wire to a E. Mastcn & Co

CIV private wire 10 a +. Mastcn & Coz
\ry York, Nov 1.-The market con-
,tru,d to be ! moro or less woAh.y affair
du., very largely To- thn opposite opin-
on, Of the professional. traders. While
not on q largo scale. commission houses
ar, stiN doing Su:uc S"uH E.. pr'sum-
ably on behalf Of clients wu" perhaps
l,ught more stocks than We're good for
them when the hull wave was At It's
rc,..n, height.
On ,ho other uand traders who have
hcc- working on the short S!de have
L.eu retiring ,hci7 commitments as 60
noted Ny tho return II borrowed S'o@Ns
IN the loan crowd. tn" feeling IS
,.r.,y,Yg I'm cougurvat!ve circles that '"s
,ha~p u,ark-down IN prices during mo
las: IA DAYS mas put N" m7TNct on
hotter footing and perhaps X L W'ro
H., f.. tho Uucortainty oc the ap-
,.~.1,nlug elections. u"oNl" Of IarE"
,n"a%s whose operations NaN" " cr'HI
dco' 70 do III influencing tho market
would b. greater purchasers ~ 9'Nck'
than they erH 4, tho preset; time.
II mus. he confessed that tho pun
ch,slry rovcr ~ the moment Is rather
I'm, and ,no ra~, that prices hold up
oven Il. well - they d. has i;n eacou:-
a.'rs side
RI, carnlnr;- Of the SI"oi corporation
FOR tho third quarter Rro nothing - en-
.hnsc over but II WIS VOL known :"
cdr7~re of tho iSSninC Of ~" report
mt owing 10 tho co1' md ra'.f9"h
-,~lrrq tho business or n" Manufacture
to- cor,nanIos was not good: therefore,
49,. actual showing IS not r"oeiv'n;
-,r-S attention: besides. even though
,rc company only earned CSC for ia"
rhlrd quarter on It's c"mmo" stock. .
.,.,.,..,r,, ycrv favornh,y with "rl"
as The amount earned on tho prof
/ l...,. fur the .au." p,~'od In 1921
r.n.v + &c'a, renewed toby at J.
o..t.n +. :.' },G CON td"r'n- t'tt M
y,,.rrrrru, a withdrawing Il IuTrN sum
rr..,, tft, Il,!ila
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE.

Pittsburgh, Nov. l.-Apples-Barrels;
Nsy, Works No I Twenty Ounce, $500;
Weal,h!es, $3.50 TO 1915; Yves, virginia
No, York ImperIals, $3.50 to 1923;
PENNSYLVANIA No Pen Davis, $2.5r.
Bushel baskets: New Yorks. NO.
twenty Ounce. Baldwins and kings.
500 70 sI.Io: No. Jonathans, *l.'s
10 si.s5: Delicious. $3.50 10 s?.75.
On!ons-Oh.os and Indianas, lOo-
hound sacks: No. FELLOWS. *l.eo 70
$3.50.
Potatoc<-I5G-pound sacks: No. ]
Mich!gans and Wisconsins, *l.so 70
, $500 per sack.
Dairy products. unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
n. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Wheeling. ". Va.

Wheeling. ". Va. ". !. 1879.
Furnished The IUtcN.geucer ~ \. e.
Master 3 70 uerrhs-s New YORK stock
exchange second floor National Bank
O.: y -. Sils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

IN Spain. which country 10 hafd
pressed for money. plan has been pro"
posed by the Government to Impose
taxes on titles Of the nobility. The op-
ponents OF the project say that many
neople will be incapable Of paying such
dues and taxes. and will prefer dAop-
ping titles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
N. I. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W Va. NV l. 49,.
Furnished The iutcilig cheer by \. f.
Ma=icn X Co. mrnHc.s Nv N'iN Hio@h
Exchange. second floor Ha't"H.u i.ank
Of ". Va. BidE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
This Book
Tells You How

Art Metal shelving Will
help you handle more
efficiently goods in store
rooms, stock rooms, on
display and in vaults.
1t will show you how Art
Metal shelving can be
adapted to your special
needs, whatever they are.
And the cost, compared
with that of wood en-
shelves, is exceptionally
low.
Let Us estimate on your
shelving requirements.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling ". Va. Nov. I. IN.
Furnished Tue ln:e!.5eaccr y ~ =
Nastcn 4 Co. members New (or. Siort
EXCHANGE. Second tlo0r NatoHA' e'""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". W. No~. l. l922.
Furnished Tn iHtoIuscu@cr by \. Z
Master X Co. member sew iurk soc"
Exchais.. Second :Iour National BANK
or ~ -. Bldg. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. " ~. SOY. :. To-
FURNISHED H." Iuj"Ils.r".cr ny \ t.
Nu.tr. \ Co. members Sew YORK StOsH
ENchauss S"curd floor Eat!Uunl Hgna
If - Va BlGg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. nov. Z. lt2--
Furnished The Iutcl';E~a'c. ~ =
aas,en 4 CO. members New YORK HtN'"
exchange. Srroh floor Nat'"nat "a"H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

- Ia. been q long time sine" anNNody
biarrcd cheap whiskcy Tor any form OF
crime. -- Washington Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

Cancellation of war dehts would not
he1p to mako the world crazy ior pcac@.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02
LOCAL MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. |. 1909,
nail, uln.ai.ou nst Wnr"Ilns >.ncH
ExcEange Compiled for The lnte!A'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

NV ,2.H. Nov. l. PT.ces IA So"t ~,
stock market e'a'.#ied 20 o% @'',- n,.
there "er. indications mat ''' '-'''''
-.'-'a VA "'", - Il" 800 ,.,.,,.d,.
Saying Oh ,"e 'S.."' ''NI '"s -.
HoA "4d run ~ 'r4.S' ."',' -
strength 10 n"'n.'r ~ $"'p!a'' .. $50"
open *. -"' ~.."'".'..'S '.' 90. +,'','
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-" MeN'.l" .'' s','''>
"oN";t''o 'he Isl. 1890. ,,.,,4 .,.,
.ar raj" '7'.,'S' '.'.' - VS. ~, >,
he .''A'.';''>''E S''''. 90. - rn-
.".'r" N.''.N Sc, -. a. -
>'H'e"b''. "'.a ',.' .,'- -, L,.
.-s is aga .'sl !. 1000. "' 49,.
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-" a,"E'' 80 .'.'." '' 'N''',',,'', -,
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.'.. ..'.-.. ca. 49,, ~.
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U. s. Steel Goes Back
U~.'r1 STATES Stop, common '"NmN''a
., r.S'-. ~ .,N .. '.'' ""''"''.'
n... r...- ..,..l . :..... - a We. loss
Of a. >-,.-~ LIS. ..e..'S y,u>N.
EarF.,,.-a g 49, down NE Than
points u: ... g~-. 1u: r,,u ,~'! III
h.,. arn r~v.ss'E La.aa"a"H1. Hg."'-
20. and NavlGnt.u ahSn ".IGc good re-
,.va~.c~ after ear MAJ. :'s'L,u1s ID:
w,,>-t~,
Resumption ~ t.ytiends by he Ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

Tho movement ~ cShhnC" Increased
nrout rOn cars New York and NiScon-
sin showed heaviest gains and 'nE"'hcr
srlrpcI MORE than twn-ih'rds N" total
Demand Il: western N"W f"rk points
VS. poor and prices declined. Much
c,Nh7rc n the western part OF the
soto - being stored Danish type
stool, declined about zoo per ton IN
IcoIing markets. while domestic held
ahou. c.ClI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-02

STOCKS. hI", NT -,
r,s.,., . 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Brooklyn Tleaters

ng0NTAUK--HThs Bat" will be the
week'Y attraction.
MAJESTiC-Ered Stcne In 'Tip-Top'
Will be presented hers BY Charles
Dillingham;.
BuSHWICK =. Sophie Tucker. Ford
Dancers, Myers and f7anford, Bud
Snyder. Bluch and company, Ander-
son and Yvel, AL MRmaux and Jimny
Ruls, others.
ORpHEUM--vincant Lopez. Blossom
Seeley, Mr. Duffy and Mr.. Sweeney,
"rhank You. Doctor; All and Fanny
steadmsn, the Ceyness, Markel and
Gay, others.
sHuBERT CRESCENT SO Joseph III.
Gastea'e "Gimme q Thrill,r Gardiner
Trio. Felicia Sorel and Senla Gluck,
Gene Barnes. Tip Top Four, others.
LOEw's Observation-Disclosures half;
Joe Sheftel's Revue, Ray Hughes,
others. AManeiaughter." flrn. sec-
end half: Vera Bert. saxi Holts-
worth and Jazz band, others. Same
Aim.
sTRAND-Charles Rsy ia IA Tailor
Made Man" Other films, bale. d.
veFsissements. instrumental, orches-
tral and vocal selections.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Charles Ray to Do
The G Courtsllir, Of
Miles Standish' z

Charles Ray. who having completed
James whiteomb Riley's .The Girl I
Loved has announced bis purpose TO
mako an claborats pictnrization Of
"Tho Courtship Of Miles standish.'
This Longfellow epic, IL 10 promised. lis
to be translated with nll the accuracy
that careful historical research can
assure.
The action OF the Ray version will
begin on board the Mayaower and con-
tinuc through the important events Of
ths Pilgrim colony to thu romantic de-
movement ~ related In Longfellow's
lines. It Is said that Mf Rays re-
search department has uncovered a
wealth Of authentic dramatic back
ground not disclosed either In the poem
or In school histories II Is not wide
" known, for instance, that the crew
Of the Maynower was composed Of as
fierce a lot Of swashbucliing adventur-
srs as sver seuttled o ship; that their
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Vaudeville

FALACE--Belle Baker, Cansinos, Nav
Wirth, Wells, Virginia and West
John Davidson, George lie Marie, as
sisted by Joe Phillips; the Birds, and
Herbert's CANNES.
CENTRAL~-"Steppin' Around" Weber
and Friedlander's revue. James G.
Morton Is the principal comedian.
RiVERslDEGi Giuran and Marguerite.
in "Thc Realm Of Fan.aisie"; Robert
Emmett Keane and Claire Whitney.
Julius Lenzberg and His Orchestra,
Johnny Burke, Moss and Frye,
others.
CoLONIAL%-Auns Jemima, yersas,la
Sextette, Joseph K. Watson. Tom
| Bryan and Lillian Broderick, Russ
| Brown and Jean Whitaker, others.
ElGHTY-FIRsT sTREET-Princess .yua
Quon Tai. Maurice Diamond and
company. Jos Laurie jr.. Stephens
and Holllster. Burns and Lorraine.
othera; aThe Ghost Breaker,n pic
ture.
FoRDnAM--First half: Bernard Gran.
Vile, Mile. Miachna, others; aPink
Gods." flm. Second half: vincent
Lopez's "Nine Harmony Kinxs. !"
others; sThe Ghost Breaker
HAMILTON--Firss half: carc,n.tt,
Brothers. Rhodes and Watson. 9th
ers; "A Woman's Woman picture.
Second half: Van Cello and Mary.
otherss "The Ghost Breaker.s
MosS's BROADwAY-aThe Chin.
Blue Plate" Pressier and Klaiss, El-
sie Pilcsr. Carsmeli and Harris.
Francis Arms, others; Lionel Barry
mora in aThe Face os tho Fog" pic
sure.
LOEW'S AMERICAN - First ba,Y.
Vera Bert, Saxi Holtsworth and ;azx
band, others; Betty Blythe Ia ..Hov,
Women Love-" picture. Second hslf;
Ryan and Lee. Bert Melrose. others,
aManslsnghter." film.
LOEW's sTATE--Frank Fay and ths
Callahan Brothers. feature, all week,
Pictures. frss half. youth 10 Youth y
second hslf, aMansiaughter.s
pROCTORS FIFTH AvENUE---F,,r..
half; Florrie Miliership. Waliy Brad
ley and company. others. second
haif' Veterans Of Variety. Ernest B.
Ball, others.
PROCT0R's TWENTY-THyRD STREET
Firss half: Lang and Blskenly.
Others; "A Woman's Woman" Sec
ond half: Earl Dander and orches-
trs. others; aThe Ghost Breaker.s
PROCTOR's FIFTY-EIGHrH STREET
First half: Ernest E. Ball. Me-
Laughlin and Evans, others; How
Women Love-" Second half: Words
and Music Maksrs. others;y s,The
Chest Hrsaksx.s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Picture Theater.s

a " V
APPOLO--D. W. Grifath will brsnK Mis-
new mystery picture TO thss thes-
ter tomorrow night. He calls il
Gone Exciting N;ght.~
AsTOR = Rex lngram's ssrr!asns
Women Last weeh. "The Town
That God Forgot Fox production
opens On October 90.
CAMEO Harold Lloyd IA sarsndm.,s
Boy"
CAPFTOl-Rex Ingramts seThs pris-
oner OF zenda." Second week. Sur
rounding program also repeated.
CRITERION--Marion Davie, IN .wh.r
Anighthood Was Ia Flowers Three
performances daily, beRinnsnr 20.
morrow.
FORTY : FOURTH sTREET-seMonss
cristo.' the Fox Aim. begins tho Las.
ten days OF its run.
LYRIC--"who Ara Ny Parenss ~ .lsp
Fog picture. begins !ts last week.
RiALTO Clarence" will NOV. dawn
from the Riyolt. Wallace Reid has
the title role. Agnes Ayres and Ma,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

chief, Captain Jonss, had twics been
Imprisoned for piracy; that they
srented the Pilgrims with great severe
ity on the historic yoyags, and that
they landed ths colonists at . point
where they believed they wouId parish
from climatic rigors.
The terrible hsrdships Of tho Pill
5grims, their experiences With the In
ldiar1s, sthe conversion OF John Alden
to the faith of prisciIla Mullens; the
institntion Of Americas annual Thanks
giving custom, The detail Of Americas
first love story and the dramatic we'd
ding In which 1t eliminated, are men
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
A New Serial Promised
Showing the KusKlux Klar,

AatoT G. Anderson Wright has en-.
gaged Leopold Wharton as general
director for new serial 20 be produced
BY him. The serial will be Ia fifteen
episodes and deAss with the Ku-Kluz
xlsn. the material being taken from
che newspaper articles by Major Wrigh!
sa the ssrne subject. Mr., Wharton las
prodaced big feature serials such ss
sPatria," !" eThe Eagles Eye = Set Rich
Quick, Waflinsford,s *The Ciutehing
Hand" and "Exploits Of Elaine" Mr..
Wharton Il neu hnsy lining up his cast
and afrangins q make the nrst episode.
s1hs ssFiaJ Z ret pnnamsd. but Il may
- caiied sxJndsr ~ Mask.s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22

MeAvoy srs also IN the cast. Other
AHA and orchestral numbcrs.
RTvOLI- -Gloris Swanson In "trhs I'M
possible Mrs. Bsllew. Also, j.. f.
wiiliamsoa'e "Wondors OF ths Sea-
and Buster Keaton In 'sMy Wife's
Relations.' Dance number and or
chestral selections.
STRAND skin Deep" Thomas a.
ines production. Milton Sills has
the leading r6ls. Othsr fllms. Foo
kins ballet advertisements, vocal
snsl orchestral offerings.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
1.-THE Ian of k4nxs,ry,, l

The 6rst sea-going motion picture
studio sn existence will be used In
making Glenn Hunters new satire,
"Ths Lap Of Luxury" when the entire
Film Guild, the cast and staff. make
cruises on the Connecticut coast IN i
specially built schooner. The crew Of
the movie ship will include Martha
Mansfield, Townsend Martin, author;
New-York tribune., 1922-10-22
Shadows on the Screen


BEGINNING this week thers viii D,
lshres performances daily Of "Wher
/ Knightheod Was lii Flower aa sh.
Criterion, instead Of the usual two
/ Thss 10 necessary, owing 70 the grsa,
demand for seats and the hundred.
which are turned away at each allowing
Two more Of George Arliss's picture,
lase 10 be added TO the illustrated lee.
lturc course Of the Rev Henry RI Rose
OF Newark, N. j.. These are .pisraelis
land "The Man Who Played God" DR.
Bose has already used aThe Ruling
Passion" 40 the basis for q lecture.
+ Is said that Mary pickford Is the
hrss star TO remake photopiay which
served az the foundation OF her carrier
fame. The original aTess Of the Storm
Country" made eight years ago. was
considered the dsrnier cri Ii motion
pictures. but tho new picture will show
the vast improvement in all branches
os the art. II will be- shown In New
York aeon.
For ten days Percy karmont has
been westing pajamsa. No. ke isnt i'll.
but he 10 playing MsTk Sabre. In III
Winter Comes and he has reached
the stage where Mark goss to tho hos
pital for so long. This ought 70 uaean
that the picture 10 nearly finished,
2. Mason Hopper has boen engaged
By the Warner Brothers 70 direct "Ths
Little Church Around the Corner.r
Olga Printzlau adapted IL from the
stage play.
Victor Herbert has been engaged 20
conduct the musical scors Of "When
Kighthood Was in Flower" Mr.. Her
bert composed the "Knighthood
Waltzes," which nerves 40 an overture
to the picture. He will 60 TO Washing
ton. Bosson and chicago.
Joseph de CTasse will direct Charles
Ray In James whitcomb Riley's .The
Girl Loved" which will be Rays next
picture. The action takes place In
rural Indiana from 1870 to 1860. There
is a tradition that this poem is the
authors own tragic experience In love,
and that late in life he withdraw II
from his complied verses because Of
sensitiveness.
Rowland v. Lee has been retained TO
direct Florence Vidor In "Alice Adams"
a picture TO be based on Booth Tark-
ington's novel.
Percy Relton 10 gogng 60 establish a
cniidren's theater in New York where
child players will present plays TO
please other children. Mr.. Heltor
wishes 60 help bring cut che talents Of
children who want to have stage ca
reer. Helton is at present appearing
in "silver Wings"
Ruth Clifford will play her s1rst
vamp In "The Dangerous Ago" She Is
going to ensnare Lewis Stone, who
played the title role In IA Fool There
Was" But perhaps that performance
did not establish precedent.
Lou CLANCY and Harrison Ford lead
IN the popularity contest for casting
directors. In the last couple of months
Chaney has been in Quincy Adams
Sawyer" oliver Twist" sFlesh and
Blood ''Voices Of the City" and "A
biind Bargain" while Ford has been In
smilin' Through" "The Primitive
Lover THE Old Homestead, "Her
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PROCToR'S l2sTH sTREEr-Firss
half: Lane and Harper, otherss "A
Woman's Woman" Second hala:
harry and Emma Sharrock, Others:
"The Ghost Breaker
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sHUBERT-RlvIERA - "He WHO Gets
slapped" shs Thesser Guild produc-
eiea, viii bs presented BY Sam n.
AaxrtS. Richard Bennett Will be
seen In the r6le no created here.
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tioned a. sone of the important his
toricai episodes which Mr., Ray will
include Iii his picture.
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