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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
RANCH At DEMAG
SOLD FOR 100000
P. o. L. Property, One
of Best in the
State
tsprclsi To- The IIcrald.i

hEhINg. y. N. Ian. II Negn-
tiation~ FOR the T. q L. ranch a.
mules south Of here. which have been
pending Tor almost q year. have been
closed aud Garnet and Omar Dihs"n
haye taken over the ranch aud a.0nO
head Of cattle aud horses which arc
on o. The consideration FOR The deal
as announced. was Sos coo.
The ranch is Il part of 20" Is IS
Hirchflold estate. and D. rated as one
OF the best stock ranches IN the state
There are 1000 acres OF decided hand
bosidcs "a large number Of acres nf
open range plentifully supplied with
water. The ranch buildings and
equipment are all modern and IN good
condition
The Gibson brother. have been .u
he stock business near bcming Tor
"a number OF years They the
Mashed o ranch south ri here which
omar viii continue Co ruu iuuet
Gibson and his wife Will move TO the
newly acquired ranch
The Gihsons look forward Co e.
steady improvement 100 the livestock
Industry They toro-ce "a year ui
prosperity for cattle men 10 there BE-
enough moisture this WIutcr and
spring 90 carry the stock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
MEAT
AND PIONEERS TO
MEET At FEAST
Guns Must Be Parked at
Door; Swallo w-Tails
Taboo at Old Timers
Gathering Wednesday.

Buffalo meat and tortillas are
the delicaclcs as
part NJ the mrnu at ID meeting ot The
DID timers reunion OF the Pioneers
association 90 be he'd in thc X OF
e. han Macpherson binding ncNt
Wednesday night az 80 O'Clock ~
Onccrs are Warned that guns must
be parked at the door and that stoyc-
pipe hats and swallow tailed coats are
aLoo. Ample parking space is said
90 have been provided fnr burros. low
ponies. Ifords and other critters but
let the to members t"ll thr
taie;
OH You Pioneer,
In this Land of Manuna'
ireetlnRs
You are hereby Invited ard COM
manded to lay all things ana mat
ters aside and 10 he M appear az
he X Of y halt Macpherson build
ng. Albuquerque. y NJ. at 30 %.
m, January 20. 1898. There ana theu
20 enjoy an old timers reunion. 10
eat buffalo meat turtillas q divers
refreshments. TO renew old Bcluain-
tances. swap stories ~ to tell uf the
DAYS that IrS no more.
Interesting speakers viii ton rom
%anIscenoes Of THE early days aud al
Win tty 20 he young again
"a teams may he parked on Third
street bet wecn Gold avenue aad Noun
Tain road, burros may be tied to hitch
ing postn between First street ana
Fifteenth street.
Great i~ollificatiou and a spnsm OF
good uld-fashioncd fun Guns may
be stored In the basement nnd bowie
knives left IN charge OF the corporal
% the hail
And YOU. too. denrie you are also
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
J. New Resigns
From the Board Of
Las Vegas Asylum
ts,rrlaI to THE Iicraldi

SNNTN III Jun UI-II0 TNTTENI
ton OF A. , McWat ie member ~ ~"
hospital Tor insane board at las We
ghS was announced today by Govern
OF Mechem. Albert Rogers OF las
Vegas was appointed.
MrMonie WIS uUc Of the W'ii
aamed In charges Investigated by a
special commission hut Was eNonef-
Rted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
County Commissioners
Iron Out the Road
Boss Question

Tho hoard Of county commission
crE struEhtcncd cut tho road super
iutendcnt question az their meeting
held Yesterday hv accepting the re-
port Of tho former superintendent
District Attorney T. ~ Garcia ad-
yised them that. according io inw
there could be only one man In tho
position at one time
acting on this advice. d vas de-
oided that the name OF Gabriel san
chez. the new eppointoe. would mel
he considered on the county pay ron
until Yesterday. and that ihc name ~
MAJ Chavez would be removed
A letter from \ r. McMiilen re-
xnrdlng the need OF protection for
Aamtda bridge before the high wa
ter comcs was read The letter point
ed hut that adequate protection could
lie furnished FOR a cost Of from 1900
TO t100. and that ~ this was not done
the damtFu which hug water would
do To the bridge would probably
amount To AZ high ~ $50 NuH The
matter was rcfcrrod to h Hood com
missioner
moral ana social welfare of school
children shall b. undor the super
vision OF the Euyeau Of Child Wei
fare and that an matter pertaining
iherrto shall be referred 10 said
bureau ~ the Bureau OF Health ur
it, representatives.
q Zach director sball have pa
elusive control 81 he work NJ the
represontatlyes Of his avn bureau.
But there shall be the closest CO.
operation between the two direetors
la securing greatest efficiency from
their field forces
The sheppard -Tpwuer fund ANAL
De divided a. follows.
Bureau az enid Welfare ~fio.A3oo0
bureau of Heath . G.G0o ot
(signcdl JANET REID
Director Of Child Welfare
81 +. LUCKETr.
| ptrcrtor OF the bureau 81 Public
! HAuh Rusr' January L 1897.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
Remnants Worth Soc Yard
l0c

This Ia, AT Zoe embraces outing Flannel Per
Gale, Bingham, Popim crash aud Table Ga
Cloth that sells regularly for as much as 500
a yard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-22
The Fourth Lot,
Yard
SOC

Hrrr ar the hucsi Ribbon Nc
have IN Stock. Te-inrh tullp.
lace uouncinr, silver cloth Hn1
cprdcJ Roman belting THIS
mrrchnudi~s a'iis cNesywhcrr
Ser Hrn1nd A. 80 q yard.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
WANTED-HEIp ,
Observation-Disclosures.

FASTEST SELLING article on the Market be-
cause Of government ruling; repeater; connec.
tion with FUTURE for those who qualify; am
bilious Balesmen make upward Of $50 per day;
every cooperation extended: strictly ronfden-
tial. jerome Laadt, Pres, 8 8. Dearborn St.,
Chicago. -
MONEY made quickly taking orders for por-
trait medallions; no Investment required; no
competition send for our 1922 Illustrated cata-
log and Details Pudlin & Goldstein, Dept. g.
$50 Rowery, New York.
REAL. ESTATE salesman wanted by old estab-
lished irm; must have car and be experienced; ;
opportunity to right man. Address Boz 389-R,
Star ot1ce.
READY BtYERs-N0veify In demand BY CON
feettoners. druggists, florists twholesale and
retail); $50 commission; make real money
tast; hnstlers Only--not order takers. Nathan
Stone Co. 1000 Major ave. Chicago. i.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN-EIcellento oppor.
funity for honest, capable young man with
car; reliable urn must increase sales force
in order to handle its large business! Ad-
dress Box 261-R. Star office.
|SAIESMAN-Young man tn sell Wearever
cooking Utensils direct TO consumer. Previous
selling experience not necessary, but ability
to work and honesty essential requirements
Strictly commission. Write C. c. Anderson,
S24l st. NV.
SALESMAN to call on grocery trade; state
age, experience and salary expected. Address
Box 214-R. star office.
SAIIESMAN-N0 experience: can secure wire.
less phone agency. earning so daily; entirely
new; sells TO everybody. $50. Rad!ofone. 4S8
prURdway. New York.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

IF YOU ARE A SALESMAN,
and have a car, and are not salts
fled with your present income,
we have something better to
offer you.
We pay a good commission, and
weekly advances to producers.
We have some open territory in
Virginia, West Virginia, Mary
land and Pennsylvania. If you
are interested in a real sales
mans contract to sell a we'll
established line of merchandise,
call or write
THE IMPERIAL FIBRE
PRODUCTS CO.,
Corner of 9th and NV.
Washington, D. G..
Evening star., 1922-03-19
Star "Wa1nt Ad"
Branch Offices
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
18th 1t. and Vermont ave-. John Q. Aaies'
1sth and sts.. Days rharmasy'
leth and clifton st... =: ooIedny g 2 pS:,. SS;
i1sh st. and Columbi. rd. Henry Evans.
340l 18th st., Dronaush's Pharmacy, ,S.-
Holmead and Otis place. Ho mead fna1'
issh st. and Colorado ave-. rius' Branch
.sss s 18Th is :ss I'D JONI s;ss II f':s Ts.i T's''
aiea California ave.. Norgaa Bros. ,,..s,,
18th III and K sts. eoldsnsers'' (sim' e'"s1 .
II and st.. A.seeiatsd s.h Drug stS,s;; s,1r,ep.
~ ~ st.. st. and r. / aye;. =. phsr%scy. arenEn 1
4th and Elm sts.. Douglas Pharmacy.
S: :.s Rass aSd; ,ess TsS2ch 3D. Rock
1901 [ st.. Gor,. Pharmacy.
Dupont Circle: Dupont Phsrmacy.. ph.,.
18th ST. and Florida ave., PeaFsons fn~''
ad st. and Ness. ave.. Hyssi.n 1ns rh.rmscy.
IN: YIN. J. aves. and st. ~s''f o.
Florida ave. and LIST st.. syivsrn Laup'
North Capitol st. and r. I. ave. Psrhsr'
i!as "a: ave-. J. Ieui. Kr!sk.
sl.s si.s and st... euislez's rh.r%sey; mac yn.e
GEORGETOWN.
SECS Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase Pharmacy
Wisconsin ave- and Aaeomb se.' o'e's'@nu
sao4 Il ST.. o'Donnell's Pharmacy.
Seth and N sts.. Weller 4 xosksy's fnar-
Wisconsin ave. and st.. Don.hus's Phar-
assh and P s.... rrieas Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
"a and sts:. Mcche.ney joachim:
e. e., st: .ns and ma aye. MsShe;n'y y.nd.s .S.'h
ss7 = St. s:Irens Su.io Store.
1ss 1ss, st. and ID, r. ave-, Louis sa,, s.ds, Bradley
North Capitol and Eye sts., Kenealy Phar-
Ess. Capitol and sth sts., Fuhrmann's
18th and East Capitol sts., Lincoln Park
goth st. and B. I. ave., Paurs Pharmacy
$500 18th st. No.. Mayo. Pharmacy
SOUTHEAST.
End st. and Pa. ave-. H. E. sprucebank.
sth and Eye sts.. Weller Mosksy's Phar-
18Th and Pa. ave-. smyssr'. Phsmsey.
1907 Nichols ava, Weiss b Hsaly-Anaeostis.
SOUTHWEST.
9Th and D sts., Lantz Bros.
"a RaTEGs fss + s.ss 9SsS1's GESTs 4 @WsRoRD.
IN Washington and Suburbs for-e
Help and Situa ations Wanted.
Lost and Found.
For Sale and wanted Miscellaneous.
Poultry. Pets ard Livestock.
Automobiles for Sale and Wanted
Rooms for Rent and Wanted.
Business Opportunities, etc.
RATE OUTSIDE OF WASHINGTON.
cents 4 word.
REAL ESTATE ADS.
Q words to the line. slime minimum, at line
rate, AZ follows:
] time. zoe Fer line.
9 times. 18c Per line.
3 times, tic per limo.
times, l6c per line.
IA times, 1sc per line.
STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL IL PM.
AL advertisements for The Evening Star
must be at The Star ofice or one of The Star
branch Offices by II pm. the DAY BEFORE
ISSUE. with the following excsptssns:
Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations.
Wanted Rooms.
Advertisements under the above classihca-
tion will be accepted at The Star once, llth st.
and Pa. ave-, until 10 am. day Of issue, or ct
any of The Star branch ofices until Am. day
Star must be received at The Star once BY
Pm Saturday, or at any Of Tho Star branch
efhoes by pm. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER Is required for all ID.
vertisements from transient advertisers.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

CLERK, young lady, In smaQ business office;
state salary and particulars. Address Boz
CORSET SALESWOMEN.
Julius Garnnkie & Company have several
Only those with the very best Of references
regarding character and ability need apply.
COULD use services Of several capable women
partment. Part-time basis averaging about
three days q week. Positions require bright
intelligent women. In making application,
state whether you have had previous expert.
ence. Address Boz 64-S. Star ONCE.
bKN0NSTR1F0k-Youn attractive; I've
talkcr. Apply information bureau. Lansburgh
& Bro, Tth ct. nv.
DEMONSTRATOR AND SALEsWoMAN.
Women Of business ability for permanent po-
sitions' to assist sales manager. for reliable
firm established 1872 Applicants must be Of
neat appearance, over IS.
UNEMPLOYED ONLY
and ready te BEGIN work Immediately; ex-
demonstrator In position will instruct; good
pay, short hours, expenses advanced; POSI-
lively no phone applications answered. Call
IN person Monday morning between 10 and
II only for appointment. K. q. Heaiy. Hotel
Raleigh. INQUIRE at hotel main desk.
DEMONSTRATORS-Go paying; novelties;
permanent; crew managere for, Warrington
Monday or Tuesday.
EXPERIENCED DRESSNAKER wanted. Ap-
GIRL. for once work, o.; typist not required.
Address in ewa handwriting, Box s-s. Star Of
Evening star., 1922-03-19

SALESLADY.
We desire saleslady for our
hosiery dept; only parties with
very thorough experience need
apply; good opportunity for
capable woman.
THE LOUVRE.
Ills F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

Our. advertisement headed "a SOLID
FUTURE Is an offer to YOU to get out OF
tunity which Is open to the average man.
Read every word Of our ad-then come In to
Evening star., 1922-03-19
WANTED-HELP
AGENTS.

AGENTS-Our exceptionally good selling and
distributing plan will enable men in medium
reiop a profitable business; our products are
nationally advertised and are rapid sellers and
repeaters. Write for distributor plan. Scot
Mints Co., Desk 32. Grove ST., Jersey City,
AGENTs-EvERY HOME BUYS "PREsT0." :"
q repeater. sample free. Premier Products
CORPORATION. 1451 Broadway. New York city
AGENTs.s300 menth; steady pay, newest
style written guarantee hosiery; complete line
including silks. You simply display samples
s % ess seG neur in sanGe ds
s.ry.. Try it ont Jennings Mfg. Co.. Trial R.
AGENTsL$3 an hour; newest kitchen tool:
seller seller; d big Profits: sample sam free. rho%.s Mfs.
Co, Desk 406 Dayton, Ohio. Ohio...
AGENTs-s2O a day displaying Thomas Du-
plex coats; one side stylish topcoat. other
one; % You simply wear coat @ and book orders: @ we S
deliver and collect; sample coat free. Thomas
Mfg Co.. Section 600. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-Our 3-piece aluminium set 10 all the
rage; new plan. giving absolutely free VIM.
toner; s. to SIS a day easy; Jones, Utah.
Mis. Co. Door 1906. Dayton. Ohio.
AGENTS-WondeT7uf seller; 96c profit every
ssa, s.mps on
242l Smith ave-. Detroit. Mich.
AGENTS can earn 500 per week and up, han
ding our product: one man made $153 in one
day: best opportunity on market: every garage.
repairman. machine shop. foundry. manufac-
turer, etc, is repeat customer; samples cost
you IS. you get $12; send for samples or cir
culAr; start getting oyders Immediately. r. q.
Holmes. Manager. Z W. Madison St. Chicago
AGENTs-Newest aluminium cooking conbi-
nation. Big money saver for every home.
Instant seller. $12 day easy. We deliver and
collect. Pay you in advance. Experience un-
necessary. Results certain. Jennings Mfg.
Co. Alum 1905. Dayton Ohio:
AGENTs+s5 to SIS daily introducing new
guaranteed hosiery. Must wear or replaced
free. Neither experience or capital required.
Write orders. we deliver and collect Samples
furnished contain all acolors. grades. including
full-fashion silks. Nac-0-Chee Mills Co.,
dept. ao1, cineinnati, Ohio:
AGENTS, canvassers. make IS to $40 daily:
new, useful, necessary article; every hens
huys. pockse sanple, roe. '.fsetery," 30
Pine. EliAntApsrs n. !. e's.1 -
Evening star., 1922-03-19

SALESLADIES, experienced
only, for ladies' cloak and suit
store; steady position. Apply
at once, Roberts, 933 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
A SOLID FUTURE

With permanent connection In offered YOU II
You are willing to prove your ability.
Opportunities to WIN PROMOTION Into big
executive positions are before YOU right now.
lar occupation until you have demonstrated
your capabilities. We will then place you
in positions where you will have every latitude
to expand.
Have You ever BACKED YOURSELF to
WIN?
See Mr. staudermann or Mr.. O'HaIrs any
evening between Z and o'clock. Room 201. 128
18th st. NV, Warrington Stock Exchange
Evening star., 1922-03-19

SECURITY sALEsMEN-Two experienced
Virginia to handle 4 clean-cut proposition
for q corporation licensed to operate In that
state. Write, giving record and telephone
number. Address Box 99-P, Star office.
SPECIAL representative wanted in each town
on big direct-to-consumer advertising cam
paien; experience not necessary; rood pay.
Eastsm Co., Dept. NIP, Boz III, North Sta
tion. Boston. Mass.
|STEN0GRAPHER at once. Iood chance Tor
right party. Address Box 100-H. Star once.
TEACHERS for schools and colleges. Educa.
tion Service. Southern bldg. Washington.
TIMERS - Four competent roofers: steady
work and good pay. Ironclad Roofing Com
pany, Inc, 1916 r st. NV. ..-
Evening star., 1922-03-19

|CASHIER-Young lady, knowl-
edge of typewriting; good wages,
including meals; 6 days. See
Mr.. Storey, bet. 9 and II am,
Monday, Childs Co., 1923 Pa.
ave.
Evening star., 1922-03-19

TRAVELLING field representative wanted ::
should net $40, 900 yearly; -choice Of territory
weekly advances. Merchants School of Adv .,
file 11S. 22 Quincy St. Chicago
WANTEQ-First class sales representative for
| local agency by established manufacturer;
state experience and reference to ability
and character. Box 2S2. Charleston, s. G.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
wANTED-HELP

statesmen. experienced. to sell high-class se-
curity to selected prospects; liberal commits
sion: Write asking for interview to Aoom
1910. Woodward. bldg.
SALEsMEN-Seseral neat.appearinH. energetic
men to become AFFILIATED with Warrington
branch once Of New York stock and bond brok-
Immediate turnover to men who qualify. Ap-
ply 10 am. to p:m.. Monday, 1900 Eye st.
nv. Ant. e.
SALDsMEN-If you are q salesman I have q
good opportunity to offer you. backed by one
Of the largest mills In the y: g.: 10 positions
still open; will place you In the state OF Mary
land or the District. II. n. Bohn. 2i4 Jenifer
bldg, 7th and D. State and District Man
aget.
SALEBMEN-f have employment for about
ten men In a going Washington company.
the right maa.. Address Box ass. Star
once:
sALEsMEN-Company writing life. accident
and health insurance has opening for sales.
man: maximum commission and fully equipped
ofilce; experience not essential II you are q
hustler. C. II. Wright, 100 Bond bldg. be-
fore 10 am. or after 4 pm.
Evening star., 1922-03-19
statesmen

Immediately, S real statesmen,
preferably single men, who can
travel; campaign work; all SELL
ing done over the telephone ex-
clusively. Sec Mr.. Seymour,
American Automobile Associa-
ton, 1lO8 10th st. NV, Sunday
afternoon, Monday and Monday
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-12

him. They meet in queer c.rcum.
stances and presto! Cupid gets
busy. How they travel the road of
love makes a highly entertaining
story.
"SHAME"
John Gilbert has been promoted to
stardom by william Fox because of
his vivid acting as David Fielding m
the Fox special, Shame" which will
begin a run at the Lyric Theatre next
Wednesday.
Gilbert was born in Logan, Utah.
in 1895, and almost Immediately
went on the stage with his pasrnys.
needing no training to play the part
of a baby effectively. Later he
played boys and Juveniles, remain
ing in stock even through his school
years, and in road plays until 1915.
He considers his best part on the
speaking stage to have been that of
the juvenile in "The Man From
Home
Gilbert entered the motion pic
tuer field largely because it gave
him an opportunity to have a home,
which his work with travelling COM
panies had prevented. He is I'M
married.
OF Irish descent on his fathers
side and Scotch on his mothers.
John Gilbert is black-haired and
darlIly handsome. He made an i'm
mediate success in motion pictures
with Maurice Tourneur, in white
Heather" "Glory of Love-" and other
pictures.
oil h4
role of David Fielding in Shame"
resulted from his striking appear
ance and distinctive personality, as
well as from his marked dramatic
ability The result was charac-
terization of excellence exceeding
all expectation and leaving 10
doubt in the mind of Mr.. Fox that
the young actor had proved his
claim to stardom.
His first star feature picture Is
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-12

been placed by critics and public
alike among the masterpieces of the
screen, This picture has two inten-
sely dramatic moments that will hold
audiences spellbound. For sheer emo
tional thrill, the scene is which the
erring wife and the husband of her
dearest friend are caught in the grip
of something more powerful than
honor has seldom been equaled And
later, when they learn that sin in
thought brings punishment as swiftly
as sin is deed, and four lives hang
in the balance, the thrill is repeater.
To William de Mile and to the ex-
cellent cast headed by Lois Wilson,
Lila Lee, Jack Holt and Conrad Nagel
go the credit for one of the finest pic
lures patrons Of the Eagle Theatre
have. seen for long time. 1t is a
Paramount.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-12
Brother William Is
Also Famous Ford
BY NORRIS QUINN

l. DEARBORN, Mich, Feb. Ibid
you ever hear of William Ford?
No, you never did. For everywhere
Williams been overshadowed by the
greatness Of his brother, Henry Ford
multimillionaire auto manufacturer.
Everywhere-eXcept in Williams
home town, Dearborn.
Here William-or "Bill' or "Uncle
Bill" as they all call hints the big
gest man in town and the best liked.
Not because he's a big business
man or an industrial promoter or a
philanthropist, like his brother.
But because he's the best village
president and chief of police Dear
born ever had!
Because he's good mixer and a
member of almost every lodge in
town.
Because he knows every one of the
1000 people in Dearborn and calls
everybody by his first name and new
er gets puffed up over his brothers
riches.
Brother Bill sells tractor Access
series and appliances in his little red
brick shop on side street here.
And he lives with his wife and three
red brick house in another side
street.
bill" doesn't envy his brother,
Henry. the publicity he gets.
+" TRY to keep my name out of the
papers-and my face, too" Bill says.
Eyes, business is mighty coed. You
see, I've got belt of territory includ.
ing part of Michigan, part Of Indiana
and part of Ohio for these appliances.
They're things to use with trac-
tor-plows, hay presses and things
like that-19 in ALL
mo. Henry doesn't make them.
my brother at all.
81 was village president one term
two years. didn't run for reelection
mixing in politics takes mans
mind off his business, even II the vii
lage hall is Just across the road.
81 like to do good days work and
then go home and spend the evening
with the wife and kids or 20 to lodge
and mix with my Dearborn friends
81 enjoy life just as much as my
brother with all his money.
do I remember Henry as a boy?
Well, / ought to; I was brought mp
with him on a farm four miles from
here. I'm the youngest in the fam
ily."
When Brother Bill' became vii
lage president and police chief-both
of them are one man here-Dearborn
was rated as a tough town.
1t was a gathering place for De-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-12
"Her Husband,s Friend.r

A cast of exceptional worth sup
ports Enid Bennett in her latest Par
amount starring vehicle, Her Hus-
bands Friend" which is to be the
feature attraction at the Eagle Thea.
ire Tuesday and Wednesday and Cen.
trail Theatre Thursday
Tom Chatterton, who. plays the
part of Princeton Hadley, the
friend" was with Thomas II. Ince
in the old days of melville Roland
Lee, has displayed ability in a wide
diversity OF parts and shortly is to
direct a picture of his own. Mae
Busch. Aileen Manning, George Pierce
and Robert Dunbar are all players
who have made names for themselves
in Thomas H. Ince productions.
Her Husbands Friend" was di-
rected by Fred Niblo, under the su,
pervision of Thomas H. Incc. -ne
story was adapted to the screen from
Marjorie Benton Cookies famous nov
ell, "The Incubus" Miss Benefits
role is that of a young wife who,
when she becomes a widow, is I'M
aware that her husbands best friend
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-12
lad Neel and Lila Lee IN scene ION William DeNleS Production
midsummer Madness A Paramount Picture

1t is a noteworthy fact that the
really great photoplays of the last
year or so have each been distin-
guished by one istensely dramatic
moment. In 1.-THE Miracle Man." au,
diences were moved profoundly when
the little crippled boy dropped his
crutched and walked. Thomas Meig-
han, as 'Crichton," the butler, in
Male and Female put his world of
glory behind and returned to servi-
tude when he hailed the passing
steamer from his desert island hut
The great thrill in "Humoresque"
came when the hero-violinist played
his last goodbye before the massed
throngs of his own people from the
East Side.
Now comes William de Miles
Midsummer Madness" which has