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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
papit 4,i,as' 8eti@aft an
2ltfterieas Oele.

S9ou1, 13. 6ebr. - 8aplt Bius
XII. iibcrgob Dem aaroinol 0'gon-
nell bon 8oifon ote foIgenbe gotfdaft
our llebern,ittelung burb 6ie aiioeia-
teo YreB al, 6as anuerifaniide @olf:
.Sagen @ie benz an,erifanii9en
@olfe. ib iiberfenbe ibm ntetnen auf-
ri9tieIten ur,o berslidlten Segen, nno
bab 1etne 8rosperitdt unb 8oblfabrt
mir ltets am Ser5en liesen peroen.
SD bite Cure gmi1e1,5, Die Ser.
5tnoten ,uilien au laiien. oaB i'd lnein
gonaes 2eben lang Die aufribtgite
8ertpunoer,,1g fir bieie iunge nno
frdftiee 9eation en,pil,noen babe.
SD babe ibr biel iiber Mmerifa
selelen unb Oft ge,piinidt, in Ser 2a-
&c 5u fem, ienes ipunoerpone 9onb 5l1
be1u6en. ssett aber fann oies ninmer
gei9eber. SS1,oeifen trofte i'd mid nod
nit Dem @eoanfen, bob ib Mnlerita-
ner III Som begriiBen fam.
rNfein ei1,5iser GROCER 8uni9 1T,
bel Der Seritellune bon 8rieoen nno
@intra1t unter Sen Rationen mit5l1-
belfen. Die @bnfere1ta IN Baibingto,t
bat oiel in Der mi9tung auf @eltEte.
oen pollbraat. Mnerifa bat fi6 bodit
l,neisenniibie iotpobl lpdbreno tpie
nob oen &riege ge5eigt. Bott Hgne
es bafiir. glmerifa i9eint niemals etz
,pos fir iid 5r tpiini6en, ausgenon1=
n1en, tpos linn redtmabig 5ufon11nt.
3ugIei9 bilft es ltets ben alten gea-
tionen @uropas, tpeId)e beute, eber
aIs ie, feline Mitarbeit benotigen.
@ott iegne guer Sanb nno el1er
@olf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Die 6enuazR Ronfere11,

2onoon, Is. sSeb. Sranfrei6 bat
fi9, oie am Dienftag in 2onoon be-
tannt gegeben tpuroe, bereit erflart,
Sa6beritanoige 5u elmer &onferen5
na9 2onbon 511 ibide11, in Der cine
8orbeipredung oes Mrbeits Bro>
gran1ns Ser gepla11ten international
len 8irtf9afts 4onferen5 in @ennu
itattfinoen fon; es ion gleid5eitig ben
@nnld geduBert babett bob gu bieien
Worbeipredungen and Gertreter Der
Jog. ualeinen entente" Gidedo-Slo=
tpofei, Sugollaipie1t l1no Nnn1anten)
iospie BoIens 5nge5ogen tpiiroen.
Ser 8eInnote Ser 9ided doSSlosDa=
tel III 2onbon fat ber italieni1hen Ge=
eierung cine Rote iiberreiht, IN Der
er / n1gea1ne1t Ser bfolgeItaaten"
Der ebenraIigen 0iterreid llttgariide11
Doppeln1onar9ie nm ei1,en anfidab
Ser Ronferena in @e1t1,n I'M bret $50.
den eriudt, tpie Der 2on6oner Ct
dange telegraph SO. aug Ron berihst
tet tpiro. gs beiBt jebt in lttterridte.
ten Rreifel, IN 2onbon effte Mufld)ub
tperbe iih fal,nt ntebr ilntaeben Ial=
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Bahnitreif oeh1t iih aus.

9onoon, IA. 5eb. Ser CONDO
11er &ines miro aus Mnababab IN S1l=
oie11 berihtet, Der Babnitreif bebne
ii6 in Ser bortigen @egen6 in ernltent
l1n1fonge aus; Ser Grabtberffebrt liegt
onf einigel1 5trefen gan5 Iabm, 11nb,
.lpidtige Sn6uitrie,t fonnen feline Sob
le erbalter. Ser Stretf began11 am 2.
6ebruar bel, AnlaB gab, baB Elm ein=
geborener @ei5er bon einem e,1ropdi=
iden 8ren11er totlib ar1gegriffen 1lnb
bon Der 2ofolnotipe ge1porfen tnur0e;
bic 8eboroen erflaren Die 8ebol1ptung
oes.nngeblib angegriffenen @ingebo=
renen fit 1,n1Dabr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Orch ibifieft ftisbt Har<b>
fmtrbar.

Baibington, Is. Geb Die Ser.
5tnate11 baben felt alDei Sabren per-
l116t, benz BoIfe Hrobibition auf5u-
baIfen ,1n6 ons eit15ige Mfultnt oes
Experiments iinb oie iiberbanoneb-
n1etr6ei1 Soften fir Gortfebung Der
0eriube, erfIdrte AM 3onueritng
Nepraientot1t @uuibnn DeHofrat,
Maiiabnietts. in elmer 6eoe, bie ben,
Brotofoll beg 5anies ei11perleibt tpur=
be.
8aniban ergebt iid oann in bite
rem Mngriffe11 nuf Brobibitiotls -&pn1-
|ntiiIdr @nDnes, Sen er bei6uI6igt, Die
Weiitlihfeit eriudt gu babeuk als
|5pione11 1111ter Ben Mitglieoern ibrer
Gemei1lben 81 tnirfen. 5erner babe
@np1res periubt, sic 2ebrer Der Of
fentli6en ghuIen 5u 5pibeln 81, err
5ieben, uber tpeoer Die 8altoren nod
0ie 2ebrer gingen auf bie ginlnbung
Elm, Spbonoge- 5plteme 5lt organiiie-
rem o6er feIb1t als Spione auf5utre-
ten" fagt @auibau.
uGiele gerlu9e, 8a11ben bon Opt
beln au organiiieren, I'M Sic offi5iel=.
len spione 5n unteritiibe1t 1teben I'M
8i6erfpru9 51 ben @ebalptungen Der
Befiirtporter bes 8oliteao@eietes
SAP Sic Mebrbeit oes goIfes bas @e=
iet befolge,1 Z lagte Der &ongrebdbge-
pronete, .0el111 iebe5 BeIeb, 6as NIT
Silfe organiiirter 111ro ni6torganiiir-
ter gpibeL nit Silfe bon offi5ieuen.
11nb nnoffi5ieaen 5pionen onrhge=
fiibrt 1perbe11 nnB, fann It6 1tibt sic
M6tnng bes Bnltes ertperben. Diele
gerlube ii1to Elm @eifdnonis Der
Mahtlo1igfeit Ser Nrobibitto11s Gin.
sbeit, geraDe n1ie bas @eInb llln Be
.tpiaignng bon nlebr @elb ei1l @e=-
1tGnonis oes MBerfolges biloet."
8alliban erHdrte i'm fernerel1 Ser
Ianf Ser Nebe, BOB SaDnes 1Deitere
.$fO, 600, 900 bonn @ongreB Derlange,
Inn feline Mn11l1i9aften betpaffne1 alt
ffoonnen, 6an1it oielelben fonIt frieolie=
benoe Biinger bet Der Dur6Iudung
bon Eribahnobnunge1t nieoeridieBen
fon1te11.
Bis iekt babe sic 8robihtion 11l1r
beigetrage1 oie l1,alfrieoenbeif in al
Ielr Malien Ser @eD0Herrng 81. ber=
groBern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16

2onbor1, IA. Geb. Ser Qonbone1
Doilp Mail ipirb nit 6en1 Datun
bon, Montae aus Mabras in sr6ier
gemelbet, Die Gage tperbe bort nls 1r
brobe1to. angeieber, bob bic britiiben
Bebor6en lid peranlaBt geieben bit,
ten, ale guropder als Spe5inl =&on=
|itabler eirauitel1en un6 nit Militdr-
gepebren gu be1paffnen.
Ser Streif an Ser 9itinbtf9en 81
ienbabn bebnt fib neiter aus, 11rlb
Ser Sra9tberfebr lit teilpeiie gana
labmgelegt. sSS11 be1 Bnbntperfitdtten
III 4uababa6 iouen 5000 Mann 6ie
Mrbett ei11geiteut baben.
Bic 9}eiie bes Sbronfolgers.
Ser 2onooner 2iu1es ,uiro aus Qln=
gra beriatet, Ser gn1pfang beg Gbron=
folgerS Iiiriten bon Bales bort fei
eine uangenebn1e l1eberrafdung ge-
ipeien. 8enn ou9 6as u9artul, !" Der
8opfott, i'm Snnern Der 5tabt fait
pollit1noig burhgefiibrt un6 a1e Sc
iddfte gefdloiie1t getpeien ieien, bod
it1 Sen duBeren 8e5irfen bie 8afars
unb ionitige11 @eidafte ge0ffnet ge<
bIieben. neber 5000 Herionel1 fone1,
ii6 Bel ser 9lnfunft 6es Brin5en am
Babnbof eingefl1noen baben.
S11 ber betreffenben Depeide miro
aber bin5ugefiigt, 6iefe unerlpartet
freunoli6e Mufnabnte ali oem ein5el-
men Ort biirfe 11idt 6ubi1t a1tsgelegt
tperoel1, 6aB bie Stintnung bes 8ol=
fes i'm gan3en nidt b0dlt beber1flib
tpqre, Ssalln1erbir lei es Elm belnerfens=
tpertes 3eiben, bab Der geationalilten=
fubrer @banbi ben 8eginn Ser iDlte=
motilhen Gebor}ams lpeigerung ge-
geniiber Sen biirgerliden Beborbe1l
oorldufig aufgeihobet babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Sloyo Dan1pfer fahret1
1pteoer 11ah 11em norf.

Bremen, 13. Sept. Der Norb-.
oeutide lopae in @rel11en bat sen
gerfebr fit Netp gorf, Ser bnrd ben
Hrieg llnterbrohen poroen mar, tpie=
Ser onfeenomn1e11. Ger Danlpfer
SepoIib fubr am Montag NIT 125
Nal1agiere,, uno elmer gen1iihten
6ro1tlnbn11g po1, Bremen ab. Der
I2lopo tpirb fiirtftta balbmonotlIh
Dnnpfer 3piiAen Bremen uno Sem
s)orf ,,erfebre,1 lailctb lli,b 5tpar il
gerbill0ltlN nit Ser al,1erifol,i iiden
l1niteS States 2inie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
J1,meIen I'M mert bon
S 100, 600 9eitoh len

ct. 2ouis, steo, 4 sSeb.
2Sd,nudfahen, bic 1o9 einer @bds-
.,lng Der 8oteI eitung einen 8ert boll
500, ,0W baben, finb Mol,tag friib
Doll Banoiten eeIfoblen poroeu, ipel-
DIE Sic Siderbeits -6d1er oes auf Ser
8eitieite BON ct. 2ol,is gelegsnelt
Nafbington SoteIs erbrnnen.
Der Nabtclerf s. a. grofton MUIR
5oe bon ben 8anoiten gessspil,,gen, ben
.Gelodronf III offnen. Ole eetoble-.
.,,en sodell geboorten @diiiten SIS 3os
teIs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
2lrbettslage i'm Sanoe.

geem Dorf, 13. Seb. ~ Sic Nmal-
ganpnte0 gartile Worfers Of Mmerica
boben 10000 ibrer Mitglie6er ol1f
Wontag an Sen 5treif befoblen, ais
Broteit gegen cine bon ben 5pin1e=
retbeiibern bon Waifa6uietts, 8bo0e
Ssla1b n1to an6eren Staaten i'm Oft.
en- nngefinbigte 2obnre6nftiott bon
20 Bro5ent be5,n. cine Grbobutrg Der
Mrbeitsitunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
5ehnunoentae BET Bah
f1off

Chicago, Ia. 6eb. Die giien=
babn Mrbeitsbebor6e in Gbicaso gab
am 5on1,tag oie Gntideionng ab,
bnB Is. bas g4l.1nlperfonal Der Bah
men 81 3ebnltun0el1tng NIT gelpobn-
lider 8e3ablung ,pieber eingefiibrt
uno bie al,6ertbalbfadp 8e5oblnng
fir getpob11Iide Mrbeit an tSonn@ nno
Geiftagen abgeidafft tperben lou. Die
G1,tlheioung trifft iiber $4,000 Mn-
geiteate l1nb tritt am is. 6ebruar il,
&rnft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16

den ibnt. gegeniiber tpie6erbolt, bob
er fofort 5hritte tult tper6e, Inn oie
Gonflabe geitimnungen ab5ltdnoern
10 bob oie @egenipnrt Der anr6indIe
ron gln1erica anna0ay Muitralien ltttO
isiionn1erifa bei oer fdhiten Nplt=
iraH eeiihert iet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Cannon per5tct,tet auf
Dieocr1pdf,l.

Baibington, IA. 6eb. .9nfel
Soc Cannon, oag dlteite Mitglieo
6es Neprdfe1,tnnten (er Dirb I'm
Wai 86 Sabre) fiinbigte am Wontag
iii Mnbingto1, an, er tperbe iid niht
lpieoer I'm ietne1, Sit i1l1 &ongreb
aIg gertreter oes 18. WahlbeairfS
pp,, ssIlinois lganpille) beDerbe1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
2lmerifanild,e Raroindle
Bel ndhfter Qdpftrpdhl

0fon,, Is. 5eb. 4aroinal S'Got1-
ren bon Bottom erfldrte in Rom nod
eiller Nnoien5 Bel 8apit gius % Xslrl:,
oie{er babe oas Rarbinal DougbertD
bot GbiIabclpbia .aegebene geripree
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
Raroinal DouehertY pom
pqpit e11pfdf10e11.

; Go1lt, IL. 5eb. ~ Baplf Eil1s XI.
empfing am Somltag &aroinol
Dougbertp bon philadelphia in 8ri<
patauoien5 uno iprad ibln bas 8eoan-
ern oes gan5en &ollegiums aus, bob
oie amerifaniide,, Witglieoer nidt
ir1ftonbe getpefen iete,,, redt5eitia 5ur.
gaabl oes neuen Bapites in Hon1 ei1,-
sutreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
pr6iiNcitt HarNifte ,,er
Sent Se1tat.


Wafbinpton, II. Geb. Die 8er-
tr6ge, oie in Ser 8nIbingto1ter Ron-
feren5 iiber ginfdrdnfung Der Riiit-
ungen angenon1me1 tpor6e11 ii11o, be-
fin6en iid ieht III S6nben 6es 5ennts
Musibu1ies fir nusndrtige Mnlege-
genbeiten, ben 8orfiber 9ooge @ep)
bon Mnila6nfetts, anf tSumitng 5u Ell
ner altBeroroentli6en 5ibung einbe-
rl,fen bat. 3nin1nmen nit ben Gertrd-
gen ielbit liegt bent MusibuB Ser 9lr-
belt Der Nbor6nu1rg Der Ser. stanten
IN Der @or1feren5 Mber bieie bor. Die
gertrage neblt bent geriht lpur6en
am Sreitagnadmittag ben1 5elrat Don
Graiibent 6ar6ing perfonlib iiberge-
bell Ser I'M lire &atifi5ierung obne
@er5ug eriudte, ban1it Mmerifas aus
eeiprodener 8un1h 6ie 0elt bonn
&rieg at befreien, niht nls uleere
@eudelei1 : erfdiene.
=, ,o;,,,,. maho 80 no~ So a,,.a;
,:<a4 ~ =: ,1arsk s. 81, So. 11,.s -. 81, -
.,p.,l 1:a4 - ssdas s.ss ~ .saa ar,. -
.... l.slo q p'lD.'y...r, 80 ).
gen, bnb Sic @ertr1ge, befonbers Sic.
<H1,4 h aE,~ylG z.<x<E
- nutl 1oa ule taInuaslsniells ,a m.s.. ~.
o;,,ae ,,;r;tsr;sM,,, ~ oa;;..s,,;waa sas.,,
s:''ee s.: '.u,rul.fFl ou'ap'..l'ts, peo'u.
ute o.,pltn.tla4us - 90, q, Giu'e'l,
u1'isl @ "'lltu..pen & o. us'' sou'lsn ea9. o.
:. IVY lu5lp,I.''; q ~ lu''
p ps;.l w. sup ps'.. Se'.u, s: D'e Iell'ue.nng,
uan u.e s.illugs ~ ls..t.ll.. ~ llsu4s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
2luoten, bei111 papf.

geom, II. Seb. &ar6inal 6aule
baber, gr5biidof bon Miinden, tpnroe
am gamitag in Som bonn gapit Bins
xI. in anbien5 ernpfangen. Ser Hnplt
unterbielt iib nit oem &aroinal in
fIieBenben Deuti6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-16
8ritiittc Gr113,),cft blcis
bcft III Dublin.

2o1,6on, 13. Jeb. Die Gage in
ssrlano, ipelde iid l,i1ter sen anf9ei=
memo ebrli6en 8eniib ibungen 4rtbur
Briffitbg l1no Mihael Collins Inn
Greilaiiung Ser e1,tfiibrte,1 nliter-l1n-
ioniiten gebeilert batte, lit ploblid
afut gefabrliA getporoelt ourh oie
SbieBerei III Cones am sou,itag. Ser
9in1es &prresponben nj gublin mel
Set, 6aB in Dem &al11p pf5pier 5pe5iaI-
fonltabler bon nllter eri9oiiert, u6t
pertpullbet uno feds gefangen genoln-
u1en; Ser Smbrer Der Sinn Seiner
MaHbetp s G5tttpntrid 1purbe ebenfons
eri6ollen. Die proDiloribe Negierung
5iiD= 9Srlanbs lit oesbalb beiorgt, neil
Bic groBen Soffnungen, apelbe ouf Sic
.Mmneitieerlni1e 5iio- o-Srlan6s l,no
.Gnglon0s gefebt warett, ourd ben
BorfnI 5uida,ooe11 tperoen 1n0ger1.
9ubli11, 13. 6eb. Ser Mb5ug ser
britt i19en Srllppen l111b io1itigen-
.Streitfr1fte aus Dublin ipurbe am
Nlontog l1nerapartet il1spenbiert. 0ie
Abfa6rt Der Dampfer, mel6e @olD-
bea6 u1D 2iberpool nit Eruppe11 ber-
Laiien ionte1t tpuroe riidgdngig ge=
1ra1t. Man glnnbt, buB bies NIT ben
8orgdngen III 11l1ter a1 tim baben
mag.
9ffi5iere oes n1ilitdrilben Gene
ral-Sauptquartiers erflarten, tie fon=
ten feline 9usfunft geber1 lpabreno
genl11te bon 9nblin Cattle iagten, tie
batten NIT benl Mb51tg Ser grl,ppen
11id)ts 5l1 tim.
Sonoon tn ernlter 5or9e.
2oroon, IA. Rihqel COL
Inns oranlatiibe Mitteilung BON Der
Mufoedung eines a1rgebli9en repl1b-
lifanilde11 &on1pIotts gum stllr5 Der
probi1orii9en Hegierl1g giib--sS5r=
Lambs, ste pIoblib nn6 ll11ertpartete
ginitenung Der Mbreiie britiiher
Ir1rppen aus Srla110 l111b Die be6enf-
lide spo11u1tg 5tptf6en benz Noroen
1,nn hp1n 5ii1en IN esrlun0 hnben eine
6nBerit ufute Gage gei6affen. Me-
111a116 in 2onoon nagt boraus 5l1 Ia
gen, tpelhe SoIgen iih aus oieien 3n-
}tGu0en ergeben fonnen. 8eri9te bon
Der @ren5e lalfen erfent1en, bob Der
3nitano ,1iht melt er1tfernt bon &rieg
1T. Die Musiihte11 a11f eine1t regelreb-
ten 8iirgerfrieg iper0en in 9elfai
111o anoeren 9tdote11 l1liters in ane1yl
grn]t erortert. Die &eporter Der 2on-
6e11er ;3eit1ngen in 8elfait n1el6en,
ooB oie @entiits1tinu1lng Der lnlter-
2el1te 6erart lei, ouB Elm gepaltiamer
l1npermeiolih lei, fans Die
unioniiten ntdt fofort fret
geIniie,1 tner6er:
Evening star., 1922-05-21
,Milestones of the Screen

THOMAS EDISON invented the
kinetoscope- motion pictures in a
peepshow in 1889.
Thomas Armat invented the first
successful machine for projecting
motion pictures on a screen in 1898.
The Electric Theater." in Los
Angeles. operated by a man named
Tally. the first theater devoted ex-
ciusively to motion pictures, was
drama in 1912.
Adolph Zukor. with his famous
players in famous plays. initiated the
present era of motion picture feature
drama in 1892.
J. Stuart Blackton IS said to have
produced the first natural color
drama. The Glorious Adventure"
under the Prizma patents of William
precedented triumph-at the Royal
American premier presentation by
Rothafel at the Capitol Theater, New
York, in 1922.
The achievement claimed for Mr.
Blackton is likely to open the door
to dispute, even though the charming
Lady Diana Manners is the star Of
the romance and high adventure
seventeenth century tale by Felix
Orman. The claim may be clever
advertising. The language in which
IT is expressed is. THE first great
dramatic feature to be Photographic
entirely and exclusively in the newly
perfected color processes Of Prizma.
Inc"
Evening star., 1922-05-21

blue and gray uncurled ostrich plumes
at one, side added an exceptionally
attractive trimming.
Miss Wanda Lyon, as a charming
divorcee. wore several stunning crea-
tions. and also luxurious wrap of
mink fur Her second-act gown was
of white satin heavily beaded in seed
pearls and crystals. The sleeves were
long and scalloped, as was also the
hem of the short skirt. A bandeau
of white folded silk was twined about
her blond hair to form simple and
yet becoming coiffure. while a jade
pendant was the only piece of jewelry
worn. Her evening wrap was
gorgeous affair, which resembled a
huge beaded purse. for II was entirely
covered with slittering beads in
colorful motif. The collar was of
marten fur. partially veiled by
hounce of gold lace. and additional
filmy metallic trimming appeared as
an edging for the lower part of the
cape.
Miss Aileen Stanley. the "phono-
graph girl" at Keith's. wore the
dinner gown pictured at the left
of the accompanying sketch. Pale
flesh colored satin crepe was used as
a background for an all-over pattern
woven from strings of pearls. Deli
cate sprays of silver flowers appeared
at each side of the skirt as grace
full trimming. and from them long
showers of pearl strings were sus-
pended. SO that there was a sugges-
tion of fringed panels. The sleeve
less bodice was cut to include shoul-
der straps and the girdleless skirt
was rounded into scallops at the hem.
Evening star., 1922-05-21
BY ELENORE DE- WITT EBY..

FASHIONS attention is focused on
l. wedding gowns al the present
moment. for June is just around
the corner, and prospective brides are
trying to settle the difficult problem
of what to wear. II was of more
than usual feminine interest. there
fore. that local theaters presented
two lovely bridal costumes the past
week
Al Keith's. Miss Ethelyn Clark ap
pea-ed in the gown sketched. while
the once-popu.ar Honeymoon was
sung White satin formed the me-
dunn of the creation, while the Veil.
conforming to the newest dictate.
was entirely Of lace. with the fan
shaped fold al the back of silver.
and the long train of fllmy white.
The blouse of the gown was rather
loose and the waistline was low.
Tiny sleeves were finished with satin
ruching. so that they limited at
quaint oid-fa shioned puffed sleeve
let's. while the neck was gently
rounded and collarless. Gathered
panels of satin hung at each side of
the skirt. which was quite short.
and at the center front there was an
apron-like fiounce composed of sue
cessive frIlls of satin. The bridal bou
ouet was of orchids. caught together
with a large satin bow.
Miss Dorothy McGrew was the
bride in wv Wedding Bells" at the
ShUbe:t- Garrick. and her gown was
of unusual eiera y satin founda-
Evening star., 1922-05-21
Will Fight Movie Humbug

THE public is no longer to be lured
with the thought that it is TO see
a big new production only to find the
program an inferior imitation of big
and successful new production If
Thomas Fl. Ince can hel? 1t.
Mr.. Ince has announced that he has
determined to fight to rid the business
of this species of gold bricking. He
has issued a call to the respectable
and responsible elements of the buSi-
ness to annihilate the very small por-
ton of the industry which. TO collect
a few dishonest dollars, advertiSes
hurriedly made imitation. an inferior
importation or a revived antique. to
be exploited upon the reputati ton of
new success.
Mr.. Ince has applied the name
"leech pictures" to this particular
type of production, and calls the ex-
ploitation of productions of this type
industrial malpractice
This sort of thing is just plain
gold bricking."" said Mr.. Ince. in dis
cussing his fight. land our business is
too big, too important and too re-
sponsibIe to permit r few dishonest
people to give 1t a deliberate black
eye.
Not lons -Yo, when Douglas Fair
banks released his production. The
Three Musketeers.' they dug up an
old picture OF mine, produced under
the title of DArtagon.' and exploited
1t as The Three Musketeers. My
picture was good picture in its day.
but it had been made before the pres
ent development of pictures and at a
small fraction Of the cost of the Fair
banks production. Unfortunately,
control of the picture had passed out
of my hands, just as control of one
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tion was incrusted with crystal
seuuins in an intricate design. which
almost entirely obscured the lustrous
material. Long flowing sleeves of
plain white chiffon added touch
of contrast to its brilliancy. how
ever, while folds of misty white tulle
dropped over the jeweled edges of
the gown. Her veil was of tulle.
caught at the back in a high ruching.
and held to the coiffure by band of
narrow white satin ribbon. 1t was
interesting to note that there was
no court train. neither of satin nor
tulle. for it is rumored that the
ultra -modern bride will dispense with
the formal drapery this season. and
those in the audience who expect to
march to the altar in June had an
opportunity of Judging the effect and
deciding whether they wish to do so
without the long. swirling folds
heretofore considered so essential.
Miss McGrew first appeared in the
pictured. The blouse had bateau
neck ard long Mandarin sleeves of
seif-ma ierial. bordeTed with fluffy
bands of taupe marabou. The skirt
flared decidedly over its gray founda-
ton. and at the lower edge il. too.
was finished with marabou. a finely
traced design of white beads and blue
stitching was appliqued just above
the border in the center front and
center back. and twisted ribbons of
blue and gray at the waist offered
harmonizing color touch. Miss
MCCirew's hat was of gray felt. with
a narrow uptuTned brim faced in
gray feather fronds. cluster of
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Wood. Fred Niblo. George Fitzmau-
rice, George Melford, Penrhyn Stan
laws and John s. Robertson. In the
film motion pictures fans will have
The chance to see directors and stars
making such productions US MAN
slaughter" Nice People" Her Gid
ed Cage" Blood and Sand TO
Have and to Hold" and Burning
Sands"
There is said to be some clever trick
photography in the picture. the work
of Karl Brown, who stands at the
head of his profession in that par
ticular line. For instance, Dorothy
Dalton is shown simultaneously in
four of her famous characters. and
so perfectly was the quadruple ex-
posure made that not even the eye of
the most critical expert can detect
lines of junction.
In another scene Wallace Reid is
show off stage during the filming Of
Nice People" DOING in a chair. A
tiny racing automobile approaches his
chair. and Wally himself is seen sit
ting in the drivers seat. Wally beck
ons Wally to come for a spin. Wally
picks up the tiny car. holds it in the
palm of his hand and regretfully
shakes his head at the insistent
Wally. Then Wally sets the machine
back on the floor and Wally drives
away.
"A trip, to Paramountown" will be
projected exclusively in theaters
where Paramount pictures are shown.
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OF Mr.. Fairbanks old pictures had
passed out of his hands.
These people, admit they were
clever-put out my old picture and an
old Fairbanks release. and advertised
them so that all you could read was
Douglass Fairbanks and The Three
Musketeers.'
I'VE have come to a place in the
development of motion pictures where
the bigger producers are filming the
classics of the worlds libraries, on
many of which the copyright has ex-
pired Nothing prevents the unsc-u-
pulous from importing a cheap pic
ture from abroad or reViving an Old
timer under the same title. and put
ting it out in competition to new
anC expensive release.
For instance. Mr.. Maurice Tour
neur, the eminent producer, has just
about finished a magnificent produc-
tion Of Lorna Doone. Several at
tcmpts have been made to film Lorna
Doone' in the past. both here and
abroad. but never before has di-
rector OF real ability undertaken it
in big way.
THE public is entitled to chance
to see real productions from the great
stories of all time, but no big pro-
ducer will undertake them SO long as
the danger of near piracy exists.
happen to know that there are at
least two versions of Lorna Doone
on the shelves, being held until the
new Tourneur production is put out:
I'VE are going to clean this form OF
malpractice out of the business and
we are going to use drastic measures
IL necessary.
"The picture business itself will see
to it that the picture public IS no
longer buncoed"