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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
LUNCHEON FOR FLORIDA
 U. ID. C. DELEa. ATES

Mrs. Drucilla Bowling. hostess chairman. with Mrs. s. ?. McElreath. treasurer and toastmistress. will en- certain the Florida delegates at the Tutwiler Thursday. November IS.
 Assisting with the luncheon will be Mrs. D. II. Cooper, Mrs. T. $. Attin- son, Mrs. H. D. Williams, Mrs. T F. Vest. Mrs. Floelle Y. Bonner, Mrs. E. E. Prince. Mrs C. ". Samuel. Mrs. ]. NJ. Donaldson. Mrs. Dora Fell, Mrs O.. W. Mccall. Mrs. T. C. Barge. Mrs c. P Orr Mrs. s. W. Ewing, Mrs L. L. Gwaltney, Mrs. W. 5. Cioe, Mrs. c. W. Mays, Mrs. A. Johnston Hawkins Mrs, A. II. Stokes and Miss Fannie Brown. Miss Lou O'Neal, Miss Cynthia Grey and Miss Mignon Hall.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY BAZAAR
 The ladies of the Missionary so- oiety of the Eleventh Avenue Meth odist church will hold their bazar on November 16, r and IS on Sec ond avenue between Twenty first and Twenty-second street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
FAS H ION s
The New Mode Brings With It Thrse-Piece
 Costumes of Infinite Variety
By SALLY MILGRIM

THE mode this season is one of
 infinite variety. New lines and
 original designs are constantly appearing and we no sooner get thoroughly used to one model than new and altogether alluring one appears on the horizon.
 Fashion allows more latitude in three-piece costumes than in any other type. of frock. There is an endless variety of models to choose from. Countless materials and no end of alluring trimming contribute this season in making this type of costume more varied and interest," ing than it has ever been before.
 The one-piece frock with it's matching coat has proven SO prac- tical and effective that women are clamoring for M innslmerable versions S%S of it. z-lsSAAlI
 To meet this demand l have designed stun ming affair, featuring a hip-length, youIHlui JackeI anu q lfoCk oH straight, slim lines underneath. The material is soft, supple velour in a delightful shade of dove gray. The blouse of the frock is of gray crepe, which combines charrningly with the material and squirrel collar and cuffs.
 The straight~line jacket hip length, iss found on many of the smartest costumes. Here 1t is further enriched by a trimming
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The West End Catholic womans club will meet with Mrs. Charles Me- Gonegle, 1900 Second avenue, on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Culture club will meet on Fri day morning at II o'clock with Mrs. Frazier Banks at her home on Gray mont Heights.
 The South Highland School Inn proyement association will meet at 2:S0 o'clock this afternoon. The presi- cent has arranged for any children whose mothers attend the meeting to be taken care of during it's progress.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
RANDOM VOTES

Mir. and Mrs. Walter Newbold walmsley sailed on November { for South America for a visit of several weeks.
 Cards from Rebuen A. Lewis, Jre from London convey the news that he is enjoying a trip through England France and other foreign countries.
 Mrs. Mary Bowling of Lawrence berg Ky, is a delegate to the U. D. c. convention.
 Friends will regret to learn that Miss Evelyn Farley Is Ill at her home on Tenth avenue, south
 Mrs. C. D. Robinson of Marion Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Neil R. Wal lace.
 MT. and Mrs. E. W. Whaley Jr. Dorothy Latham) of Atlanta are vis- iting MT. and Mrs, l.. A. Latham and MT. and Mrs, T, W. Whaley. Mrs. Henry Armond London of Pittsboro. N. C., is the guest of Mrs, John London MT. Arthur Granville is i'll at the IT.. c. l. hospital at Fairfield, where he has been since Friday.
 Mrs Julia Bottomly of Chicago Is attending the U. D. c. convention, Mrs R. Benz and MT. and Mrs, Louis R. Benz have returned from a stay at Asheville, and MT. Benz, who has been quite ill. is much improved.
 Mrs James Henry Parker of New York K n delegate at the U. D. C. convention.
 Miss Bernfee Grantham of Chicago is attending the T. D. C. convention as one of the lovely pages.
 Mrs J. D. Carter and Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Chicago are delegates to the U. D. c. convention. Mrs. Charles Granger of New Or leans arrived in Birmingham on Mon- day to attend the U. D. c. conven- ton.
 Mrs. LeRoy Holt and Mrs. Eugene Bowling left yesterday to attend the Kennon Moore wedding which will take place in Montgomery this eve ming.
 Mrs. ". $. Morris and son, George Jr.. are spending the week in Had dock, Ga.
 | Mrs. R. B. Smith of opelika and Miss Jennie Wornum of Montgomery delegates to the U. D. c. convention are the guests of Mrs. Carl Mckinley l on Fortieth street, south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
TEMPLE sIsTEHHUoD TO HOLD SALE

Band No. of Temple Emanu- El sisteihood will conduct a homemade cake sale on the balcony at Lsoveman, Joseph & Loeb's on November 2S and %
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

all the local executive board and members of the executive board of the general organization; all local chalrmen and the officers of all local chapters; all visiting Daughters of the American Revolution are Invited who are not already included in the above list. This will include every visiting D. A. R. attending the con vention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15
MISS ALWILDA M'DONALD
 HOSTESS AT DINNER PARTY

Miss Alwilda Mcdonald was a host ess of the past few days at delight ful dinner party at her home, given in honor of the football team of Ems ley High sehoi. The house was artis- tically.ss decorated with ferns and palms. A huge football was suspend ed over the table and filled with yell { low chrysanthem whilefa minla- ttire grandstand, filled with dolls dressed as boys and girls, formed the eenterpieee, eliciting the widest en- thusiasm. The place cards were min iature footballs and, bore the names of9every member of the team, as well as that of the coach and cheer lead CTS.
 Miss McDonald was assisted in en- tertainfng by Miss Corrie Holt. Miss Alabama Holt Miss Beth Caller. Miss Dorothy Kirtland., Miss Onzeil Aus tin. Miss Dorothy Bass, Miss Lillian Butler, Miss Kathleen Pope, Miss Ella Harris, Miss May Harris. Miss Helen Mcdonald and Miss Elizabeth Fox. ALABAMA LUNCHEON U. D. c.
 The Civic Association have invited the Alabama. Daughters of the Con federacy to be their guests on Thursday at l o'clock at the south ern club and have asked Mrs, J. E. Frazier ao arrange plans for the luncheon and to preside,
 Mrs. Hubert Scruggs. president for Pelham chapter. and Mrs. H. H. K. Jefferson are the chairmen and the following program will be carried out.
 The invocation will be by pr. H. NJ. Edmonds.
 Song. Alabama Miss Julia Tut wiler. music by Mrs. Edna 'Gockel Gussen.
 Welcome, Judge Hugh Lock, ex- president Civic Association.
 Introducing Our President" Mrs. Hubert Scruggs.
 Greetings to Alabama Daughters" Mrs. E. l.. Huey, state president
 "The Southern Woman Nationally" Mrs. Philander P. Claxton.
 Solo, Mrs. Walter Brewer.
 "A Message; Our Honored Guest, ' Miss Annie Wheeler.
 Alabama Negro Stories torig- inaD. Miss Martha Young.
 Original poem, Mrs. II. H. K. Jef- ferson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

Mrs. R. B. Smith of opelika and Miss Jennie Wornum of Montgomery delegates to the u. D. c. convention, are the guests of Mrs Carl Mckinley on Fortieth street. south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

Medium brown hair looks best of all after Golden Clint Shampoo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

Mrs. ". $. Morris and son, George. Jr., are spending the week in Had dock. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

The straisht~line jacket hip length, iss found on many of the smartest costumes. Here 1t is further enriched by s trimming of soft. gray squirrel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-11-15

Mrs. LeRoy Holt and Mrs. Eugene Bowling left yesterday to attend the Kennon Moore wedding which will take place in Montgomery this eve ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Picture hf{er

Better business conditions aren't
coming here" says Adolph
Znkor. president OF Paramount THE
depression terminated as suddenly
as u commenced"
Bllly Doves first starring picture
IL Country Love"
Page Tom o'BJien." Viola Dsna's
next.
The Merchant OF Venice" will be
filmed in Berlin with George Jacoby
directing
Betty Blythe has started TO film
How Women Love" Kenneth Webb
is directing.
Philip Rosen viii direct Rudolph
Valentino In The Young Rajah."
Little Blue Bonnet" has been
completed at San Antonio. Tex. II
was financed By the City club.
Gsreth Hughes. who has not ap.
peared In a worthwhile picture since
he made a hit in Sentimental Tom.
my" will play the role OF Brother
Paul in the Maurice Tourneur' pro.
duction OF THE Christian"
Harry Myers has been released
from the cast OF Captain Black.
bird" in order to accept a big part
In "Ivanhoe," TO be filmed in Eu-
rope.
Rupert Hughes has started 10
film Gimme" Helene Chadwick
has the lead. Others In the cast
are George Woodthorpe. Kate Les.
ter and May Wallace. a vaudeville
prima donna who makes her film
debut in this picture.
Cyril Chadwick VIII play Lord Ure
in THE Christian" for Goldwyn. He
was an extra In the Vitagraph yer.
sion, made 10 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
. aIotte Will
Introduce New
Jolson Melody

Al Joison. the popular New York
musical comedy artist. has requested
Albert Hay Maiotfe. the Liberty
welikncwn orEanist. 10 Introduce hts
new song. "old Fashioned Girl" to
Seattle audiences. and u Is 20 be ono
OF the biz features on the Liberty's
new bill opening saturday morning.
Since the two. both OF whom have
attained wide fame By their compo-
sitions. are old friends. Maiotte Will
both play and sing this latest hit.
comply ing with a special request
from Jolson.
The telegram received yesterday
by Maiotte says. In part: Am send.
ing you copy OF my song. 'Old.Fash.
Toned Girl. that IL the outstanding
hit in my new production. 'Bombo-'
Wire me that you stopped the show
with IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Sennett Beauty
Quits Vaudeville

Bubbilng with enthusiasm and
glad TO get back off the road Phyllis
Hnver. beautiful and talented Mack
senncft comedy star. has again
taken up her studio grease paint
and mirror.
Phyllis. In company With EFu
Turpin and kathryn Mcclure. ap.
peared In vaudeville sketch ON
Pantases time IN several OF the
West Coast cities. and while she
claims that the life OF vaudeville
artist is all that may be expected.
she. nevertheless. wants no more
OF H.
Miss Haver Is now hard AZ work
with Ben Turpin. under the direc'
ton Of 3. Richard Jones. on the
production OF the next sennettTur.
pin special for First National re-.
lease. The Frozen Trail"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Doug EIas Keen
Ability as a
Business Man

Some look upon Douglas Fair.
banks merely as an athletic star OF
the screen. Some regard him as
great actor. lie probably Ia both.
but when the cinema gained star
IL robbed the heavens. of the CONNER
cial world. for Fairbanks is primar-
fly an executive. His present picture
indicates that.
Even members Of the industry are
aRape over the vartness Of the sets
he has built for his Robin Hood"
film. The exterior OF the castle set
alone is 900 feet long. more than 200
feet high. More than 12 carloads
have been used in the building Of
the castle. Three tons OF nails.
$4,000 square feet OF button hath and
10 tons OF plaster have gone into H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Church and Civic Workers
Figure in Future of Movies

The one development tina; angurs
well for the future Of the movie Is
the Increasing interest taken In II
by church and public welfare OF.
carnations.
Or. Dan II. Brummit. editor Of the
Epworth Herald. official organ OF
10000 members OF the Epworth
league. recently replied ediioriaiiy
10 those who criticised him for nc.
cepsing motion picture advertising
for the paper.
lie simply stated that millions Of
church people attend the movies
and viii continue 10 attend them
no matter what Is said and done
and by whom and that the chureh
should use motion pictures for edu.
catlve. recrcativo and evangcllstic
purposes.
George Ariiss filmed interiors Of
The Silent Voice" In a brooklyn
church.
A minister introduced Mary Carr
at the premier showing OF silver
Wings"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Ben Turpin in
Dog Team Wreck

During the pking Of the latest
Mack sennettBen rurpln special.
The Frozen Trail" the cross-eyed
comedian met with an accident.
which. tho neither severe nor seri.
Gus. was. nevertheless. painful
enough 10 keep him OF the set for
two days. II was while driving the
doc team In one Of the scenes that
Turpin got hurt. As he explains u:
During rehearsaln could not make
one OF the turns just right. SO
was putting eil I had into my ac.
ton 10 properly negotiate the curve
without allowing the lead dog TOO
wide swing. when. the first thing
! knew. the sleigh had hit the dog
right IN front OF me. which up 10
this time ! had never seen. and
over the whole thing went. with me
underneath"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
Talmadge Sisters
in keaton Comedy

Norma Talmadge and Con.
stance Tslmadec are east In a
two-rc~l comedy.
Absolutely.
Buster keaton has those two
liiurtrious actresses and. BY the
way. his sisters in law Ia his
latest super laushuvity. DAY
Dreams" which l. nearing com.
picticn.
Norma Talmadge and Con.
stance Talmadgc arc In his thea.
ter sequence. and Buster eliclts
= laugh at their expense.
But don't get excited
There T. no abrogniton ~ the
Taimadge girls contract with
First National
Sosirtcc
For Norma and Constance
adorn one sheets in tho lobby Of
the iheater--w which means they
are In the film.
So there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

Conducted Ia cooperation tcifh
Associated First National Pictares,
fncJ
sunshine Virginia Lee Corbin II
10 years old. Mary McAliister II ~
and Baby Osborne II about 8. vir-
gina Lee Corbsn win no doubt APP
pear In the movies again after com
plotting her present vaudeville tour.
Norman P--Eliecn Percy Is mar
rled 70 Ullrich Rusch. Leatrice JOY
Is the glri who Thomas Meighan
married in The Bachelor Daddy ="
Leairice - at present playing oppo-
site Matt Moore I'm Her Man
w. Hoyt--There Is such a picture
as Hamlet" 10 l. a German pro
duction and Asia Nielsen and Heinz
Stieda have the leading roles Pola
Negri had the role OF Carmencita. a
cigarette girl. in Gypsy Blood"
Fair Lady Nine Maria Jeritza.
Metropolitan Opera singer. IL soon
10 film That's" In private life she
Is Countess Pepper. "Penrod' was
directed By Marshall NeIIan.
Blooie--Antonio Moreno Is not
married. Harrison Ford is not mar.
ried either. just now, hut he was
some time ago. He was divorced.
Agnes Ayres is % years old She
has recently been divorced from
Captain Frank schuker.
Winnie B.-Yes. Rodolph Vaien.
tino Is at present working on Blood
and Sand" Lila Lee and Anna O.
Nilsson are included in the cast
Walter P.-Certrude Astor Is a
tall blonde Of five feet seven inches.
She has an important role In Dor.
othy Phillips latest production.
Hurricanes Gall Address Eugene
O'Brien at Players Club. New York.
Grace-Norma Talmadge Is Is
years old. She IL the oldest OF the
Talmadge sisters. Leatrice Joy Is
married 20 Jack Gilbert.
Richard Barthelmess is 20
years old and was born In New York
city. He Il at present working on
"rhe Bond Boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
HALL GAME ACTS AS
LOCATION" MANAGER

The coldwyn company. filming
The Christian In England. has a
distinguished location manager in
sir Haii caine. author OF the story.
A cable from Director Maurice
Tourneur says that Sir Hall Is
showing the company places In the
Isle Of Man where John Storm and
Glory ouale. the chief characters in
the story. lived. The author Is q
Manxman. and thoroiy familiar with
the history and geography OF the
island. Sir Hall and his son. Der.
went Hall caine. are also advising
as 20 the london locations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

The w. c. T. Y. IA now commend
ms such pictures as meet with It's
approval and asking local chapters
90 cooperate with exhibitors show
Ing them.
WIN Hays is scheduled 10 speak
before the General Federation OF
women's clubs at chautauaua. ~.
Y. June -. Mrs. Eli r. Hosmer.
New York state censor and the
heads OF various committees also
will talk on films.
The executive council or the
American Fcdedatlon u Labor IN
session at Cincinnati condemned
iegallxed censorship. A proposal for
the federation TO make and exhibit
films in its own thcaters was voted
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
S T r AN D
FIND THE WOMAN"

tParamountD
gophfs Carey Alma Rube M
clancy Deane .......r..s Eileen HubAn
Judge Walbrouxh. George Actluarris
Pnulp Vandesent. 1890. Harrison Ford
A pretty concert singer. promi-
nent Judge. little country girl and
a district attorney are the characters
around whom the plot OF Find the
Woman" the Paramount drama
showing for the first time today at
the Strand. Il woven. There Is a
murder mystery which involves the
two women. and Is not unraveled
until the final reel
Alma RubSns and George McQuar.
RE are the leading players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
GA
THE GuTTERsNIPE"

(UniverseD
Aalxis O'Day ......t... Gladys Walton
Dennis O'Day ...........-.. walter Perry
Lady Clarlssa- Carmen Phillips
-om Ciiroy- ...-....s...-...Ja Jack Perrin
From the Sums Of New York to
he acme Of luxury and pornp In an
English baronial hall goes the heroine
Of The Guttersnipe," the Universal
zlspper comedy starring Gladys Wal
ION. and which shows for two days,
Sunday and Monday. at the Oak.
Red Courage" also a Universal
feature. vii be shown tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
KING yIDOR

King Vidor has been engaged by
Metro 10 direct Laurettc Taylor IN
the filming OF peg o. My Heart. T"
Production viii start soon. Selection
Of Vidor means an artistic produc.
ton. for Vidor was the man who
directed The Jack Knife Man" one
Of the most artistic pictures that
ever graced the silver screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
CO l. O N | A L
DON'T WRITE LETTERS"

Robert W. jerks. ....... .Gareth Hughes
Anna May Jackson. BaFtine Burkett
Richard W. jerks. Herbert Hayes
The Lover. ...s.-.-..-.-.s.. victor Potei
Don't Write Letters" described
as a wholesome and thoroly delight.
full comedy OF the ambitions OF a
young dan 10 appear brave TO a girl
whom he has never met. viii be
shown at the Colonial for the first
time Sunday. In the main role is
Gareth Hughes. the young actor who
became famous for his splendid act
ing in Barrie's Sentimental Tom
my"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
THE
ropA,'s PROGRAMS

tturRry--su<fer keefen In Cops
tufira Lands and Patsy Ruth
Miller In watch Neur step"
COZ tMnfA-frsak Mage In '.out Of
the ~lient >erth."
wr>rFR 0AfnE>---Cortnu~ Grit
nth IN The single Track" sun
day, ueps Hampton In The
Halt"
eotISfi N--Anits stewart In ''rhe
Woman NE Married"
~rHA>p-~AimA kahcus In 'ftnd
the Woman
oAk--ifcst t.ib~sn In RED Ceur-
age" sunday. stsdys Walton In
The t.utt~rsnire."
CoIo A William Russell In
-~fr~nxth % the Pine Saudes.
ssr~th Hegh~. In ''pcat Write
Letters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
VIOLA DANA

Viola Dana. who appeared here
recently In person. Is back at tho
Metro studios in California working
on new picture. Page Tom
o'Brien." Cullen lands plays oppo.
sit. the clever star. Between scenes
Viola keeps busy with her knitting.
At present rs new white sweater
for dad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
MADGE BELIAMY

MadFe Bethany has been selected
as Jack Pickford's leading lady in
"Garrison's Finish" She Is one of
the most promising OF the screens
younger actresses.
"Garrisons Finish" looms as n big
picture. This may be Miss Bellamy's
step 20 stardom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
FIRED


Mrs. Evelyn Frances Snow. Ohio
censor has been removed from
office. That happened shortly after
her now famous remark that only 10
per cent OF the people knew what
they ought 10 see on the screen. The
reason Mrs. Snow was removed WAS
that 30 per cent Of the people didn't
agree with her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
CO L u M B / A


(UnivsrsaD
80 go narbara Bedford
-out OF the silent North" Is the
new Universal photoplay AT the Co
rumbsa for a week beginning today.
everything which one associates with
a story OF the North Is included IN
this attraetion--the beautifu' nero
me. the dog sled. the villain. romance,
thrills and the beauties ~ setting.
MAYO appears as a French Canadian
trappcr. /,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
LIB E r T Y


,Ftrst Nationally
The Here $4,000 $50 sftetrt n'..e'
Its Sweetheart. ..tssssss-s. Virginia fet
.C,ors- Is the comedy feature Of
~ the now show AZ the Liberty.
The picture opens with Buster kea.
ton proposing marriage to girl who
refuses him because he Is not bust
ness success. Buster promises 10 so
out and become big business man
he goes into the junk business.
Needless 10 say the result Is hilarious.
watch Your Step" a comedy
drama. Is on the same bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
WINTER GARDEN


There Is another and more sinister
tyne OF crook than the shoplifter
that makes the department store his
hunting ground. according TO Maurice
Tournsur's new Paramount picture.
The Bait" which opens Sunday Al
tbs Winter Garden
Hope Hampton. the pretty Texas
screen star. Is the featured player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24
ben Hur" Will
Be Massive Film

One great stage spectacle that
will go TO prove how far more cap
able Is the screen than the stage In
presenting spectacular effects y
ben Hur.'
That play owed It's great popular
ity 10 mechanical devices that
startled the audiences.
Coldwyn has closed a deal with
A. l.. Erlanger for the screen rights
and one-half the dramatic rights to
Ben Hur." when the play u
sion win palo into inagnificance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

- TfNF sFAtIVUHIT
Natalie Lane .AnitA HtsNAFt
Rodsrfck warren. --s. .-'...- DARE F9ss
Rrrn. Trassrs. ...... Donald MacDanaid
Aiml ..-....---.+. --+.-. .snanoSn LAY
From a mansion to a hall room In
a cheap boarding house was the tran.
sition Of Roderick Warren and his
pretty young bride. when the youths
father. a millionaire steel mngnate.
cut off financial support OF his son.
The manner IN which the young cou.
pie solved their troubles supplies a
dramatic theme TO The Woman He
Married film play starring Anita
Stewart. at the Coliseum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

Buster Keaton says he's going
10 bring up his new son 10 be a
president. even " the kid does
want to be fireman or police
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

"The Life Story Of the Three
Taimadges" will he published.
II was written by Mrs. Mar
garct Talmadge, mother Of
Norma, Constance and Natalie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

Won stroheim's next picture will
be called Merry Go.Round."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

When the picture is completed.
$4,000 persons will have had sqn1e
part in the making Of Is And all ~
this has been under the supervision
OF Fairbanks. Big Business Lost 4
genius for organization when Fair
banks first smeared his face with
grease painf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

MO SMILES among these words of mine
~ Are rare enough for this unless sag
That thou art like the distant stars that shine
IN for-off seas Of sky When some clear day
Hds gone; there is magic IN the light
That stains NTH beauty those deep robes Of Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-24

A roundup Of zoe. 900 reindeer IL
shown IN the next Pathe Review.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-19

More than 13O.OOo,OOO lead pencils are
made in the United States each year,
averaging approximately eight for
each inhabitant