davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-10-14

Technical high school, of Indianap-
oils, won a 6 to 0 football decision
over Bloomfield Hi at the Hoosier cap
ital, Friday A long pass, Garrison to
Lewis, paved the way for the score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-10-14

Shortridge high school gridders
dropped Jefferson Hi, of Lafayette, on
the Indianapolis field, Friday, 33 to I
Shortridge had an easy time through
out.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-10-14

Indianapolis was the center of at
traction Saturday when Indiana and
Minnesota grid stars clashed at Wash
ington park. All Hoosierdom was
turned toward this big classic of two
Big Ten teams.
Evening star., 1922-06-02

DluIIIDtIN5 IN VII sJ'fS'
Is carat blue white solitaire diamond
ing. white gold mounting. g............. SlIJ
100 diamond flexible platinum brace
let tblue-Nhite gemsD ............... 81 30
1ia-carat perfect solitair" diamond ring. $50
$50 platinum diamond watch bracelet,
exceptionally fine and handsome. e...... SlJO
Sllo solid gold Ii karat Hamilton watch. $50
KAHN OPTICAL. CO..
0I7 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
FOR SALE-GARAGES

GARAGES METAL. MOVABLE. CHEAP
o.o bock Hobart pl- nv Apply 40 l4th
ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS
Diamonds Left on Sale.
.NEOUS-Continue,

SODA FOUNTAINS and supplies. carDonators
tables and chairs; largest assortment i'll town
Burch 4 kieDs Co. $50 Pa
Evening star., 1922-06-02

WINDOW SHADES
NOW Is THE TINE TO HAVE YOUR WIN
dow shades. slip and reIphUls;eriag
aoue. McnEVITT. 1903 9th st. Main 32ll
SEADES-GooI CLarty opaque snaGes. fitted
to yosr windows. soc: the best quality OF
opaque shades, 81. Is, hung free. We call with
samples. kLEEBLATT, 1l;h and SITS. ne.
LincCln $40.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
real, BARGAINS.

REAL BARGAINS.
Buick touring. 6-cyl. model ~ 7-pass.,
1870 summer and winter top, $50,
Buick touring light six. model n-ii, $50.
Buick touring. pass. G-cyl.. S223
Oakland touring. early 1919. ST..
Overland clUh roadster. model 90. 1919. SD.
Ford touring. 1917, S125. Terms
MANHATTAN GARAGE. l1o6 1th ST. NV. Il
BARGAINS N Used CARS.
Mitchell touring. repainted. $500
tNerllIu rn1NSteE Z -
Overland touring SIoo
Ford tourlnsS. up from. = luo
Ford coupe. 1921. extras S5oU
Tord delivery, up from. .St.I
Ford SedaLs, up from sou
Giant truck. panel body dy..................S SIS
Pierce Arrow. like new...... :......... 81. .sJu
Packar I'd twin six
Ford speedsters a.
Overland coupe Observation-Disclosures. Si25
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Studebaker touring, starter anG rims. Sl25
TERMS IF DESIRED
THE r. l. TAYLOR MOTOR COMPANY,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
1901 lith St NV.
Evening star., 1922-06-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Cnptfnued

Marmon Chummv Roadster.
13 900 miles: good condition. Phone North
1888 ant -
Evening star., 1922-06-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILL can in my unlettered automobile. city
or suburbs. anu pay you highest prices for
ladies'. gentlemens. childrens discarded cloth
ing of all descriptions. Address postal or
phone. will call. W. Rice. 1882 7th ST.
y ". North l7h5.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

risks all for the man she adores,
thereby arousing the jealousy of a
halfwitted clown who worked with
her in a San Francisco front
cafe. and makes himself her self
appointed guardian. From this point
the story is said to bristle with dra-
matte moments and romantic situa-
tons.
An added feature will be the ap-
pearance of Prospero Miraglia, harp
soloist of the Rialto Orchestra, three
times daily in a program including
Pagannili's "Carneval de Venice"
Minor film attractions will include
Topics Of the bay. and the latest Fox
News.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
CENTRAL-Lon CLANCY, "A Blind
Bargain

Goldwyn's production OF "A Blind Bar
gain" starring Lon Chaney. will be pre-
sented at Crandalls Central Theater this
week. beginning this afternoon. Thurs
day to Saturday. both inclusive. the fea-
ture will be First Nationals Burn En-
Up Barnes" brisk comedy drama,
starring Johnny Hines.
"a Blind Bargain is the story Of a
half-nlad surgeon who believes he can
cause his patients to revert to ancestral
types by the utilization OF monkey
glands Like Mephisto and Faust, he
leads a desperate young man to pledge
his body for experimentation in return
for Immediate aid for dying mother.
Before the day the compact expires,
however. the youth is warned of u
hideous fate that awaits him by an
earlier victim Of the doctors fendish
nature. By'a strange stroke of fate the
Evening star., 1922-12-31
::.411rtls!ee{{1g@6e'alts 411rt!e{g6'ls
ym9heeP The PgOTOPIAY

4ApER Pictures,
r. Endorsement nearly all the photopay of
~ which Washington formed
rs known the national committee for better films Neither
organization official sense but both be
proyd by phooply producers The committee
making for members offering then for the
dues membership literature information
pictures Each member
supplied monthly photoplay pictures
nttees official and list exceptional photopa
together with critical of the finer This
that has tested proved by experience Atlanta Ca
Cleveland Ohio other cities that marked influence exered
the good that when the good
supported exhibitors will only happy furnish
them and thus the Objectionable will gradually be eliminated
Aom public view
THE very way world kill off bad photopays freeze
existence The best give such liberal
table than the bad and naturally will change their stock trade
we'll established that evil gated the world
The influence reform that OF the individual himself
for better
u endeavong operate probably
degeneacy the world but a excellent and
things should be public
heart order and then back the right with all might all
times If this be done official cnsors will not be needed
''NfOTHER" photopay reaped producers
and in OF the makers OF pictures have
to utilize the mother form another Whether
pu6 IS s M 'front.' 9 IT. more % sna % M s punng @ MS b ea tho h
which father has the spotlight During
instons fire George Watson the hero
m a. % Third o Mns ton in va
Gers of department. Chief Watson the
msnt The Third promises be-
picture.
LONG with the other great authors Washington Irving hon
and y film prodacen e his famous The e legend
SLEEPY Hollow in Which the also famous VIII Rogers makes
Hsad 2sdireet :ae at@
OF ] 1eaa ss S other classics by this W and the
Evening star., 1922-12-31

been brought to the screen under the
direction Of Frank Borzage. the man
tton % OF "Humoresoue." @ m ~ The he's story or
was scenarized by Grant Carpenter
and John Lynch. Forrest Stanley.
who played the role opposite Marion
Davies, in When Knighthood Was
in Flower" has the chief role.
The story concerns Don Mike Far
rell. q soldier who returns from
Siberia to find his father, one Of the
last Of the California Dons. in his
grave. and his estate In the hands
Of strangers. John Parker. the new
owner, has with him his beautiful
daughter. and love affair develops
between Don Mike and the daughter
Okada, a Japanese potato baron. is
also aligned with Parker and against
these two, Don Mike arrays himself
in struggle for his property.
The orchestra, under Thomas Joseph
Cannon, will contribute an overture
selection, and short films will be
shown.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
C0LUMBIA-Mary Pickfcrd, Tess
of the Storm Country"

Loew's Columbia Thcater announces
IS It's feature for New Year week. be
Ginning this afternoon. Mary Pick
forIl, "Am.riCas 5 sweetheart" in her
new perturbation or Tess Of the
Storm Country"
Miss Pickford's new production Of
Tess of the storm Country" was d.
rected by John S. Robertson, who has
utilized as the basis for his concep-
tton the original story by Grace
Miller as we'll as the dramatization
made OF II by Rupert Hughes. the
American novelist and playwright. It
is said to be masterpiece of piquant
charm.
Tho east includes Lloyd Hughes.
'5loria Hope. David Torrence. Forrest
Robinson. Jean Hersholt. Danny Hoy.
Robert Russell, Gus Saville and Nine.
de Bodamere. The photography in
cludes variety OF exterior settings
II splendid artistic values The pro-
iuction. as 3 whole, is said to be
thoroughly up to the Pickford
standard.
The Columbia Orchestra, under the
direction OF Leon Brusilof. will offer
n musical score.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Danger
GUS Age"

Lewis 6. Stone: Cleo Madison. Edith
lanes Morrison. Helen Lynch. Lincoln
:3tedman. Edward Burns. leading man
With Constance Talmadge in East Is
West: Richard Tucker and Stanhope
wheatcroft are the principal members
= the cast in John VI. StahIs screen
xersion Of The Dangerous Age" at
1randalrs Metropolitan Theater this
week. beginning this afternoon.
The auxiliary attractions will be on
, par. It Is announced. with the major
'hief among them are the Mermaid
omedy High Power" th' Metropolis
an World Survey and 9th, hort film
subjects, rounded out BY -rchestral
lumbers. including an orchestral
pverture under tho direction of n.
In 'The Dangerous Age" one Of
First Nationals most notable releases.
Mr. Stahl has for his chief figures q
man and his wife. happily married for
.wenty years. with a daughter about
% become bride In the heart Of the
nance still lives: the wife Is content
o be merely a perfect housekeeper
nd to grow old. His wife declines to
tccompany him on trip to New York
'ecause Of spring housecleaning. He
.orms the acquaintance of Mrs. San
derson, about his own age. and her
laughter Gloria. The daughter. with
er vivacity and charm. supplies In
he life of the middle-aged husband
ne romance he had craved and leads
lin to a crisis that Mr.. Stahl dis
Feetly has solved in thoroughly
sane. logical manner.
Lewis Stone and Cleo Madison are
the husband and wife: Edith Roberts.
their daughter. and Ruth Clifford. the
innocent siren. The cabaret. race
rack and night scenes. in which a
hi empower motor car sets out in pur-
klit Of an express train, add zest to
ne action.
surdity, Is an added attraction.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

To the two French directors al
ready at work at Universal City an
other has been added in the person
of Herbert Blache. whose experience
antedates almost any director now
working. Emile Chautard is making
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Photoplays This Week


AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
COLCMBIA-May Pekiord Country" Shown
this afternoon and evening
ELECTROMAGNETIC Dangerous Age Shown afternoon
and evening.
RIAITO-Bebc Wings afternoon
and evening
PALACE-"The Pride Paomar" afternoon and
-.
CENTRALLon Clancy Bargain" Shown this afternoon
and
CRANDALLS-Waace Reid, "The Ghost Breaker" Shown
afternoon and evening
LINCOLN Shown this afternoon
evening.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

doctor is killed in his own laboratory
and his prospective prey is released
from his bond.
Burn 'Em Up Barnes is the story
OF young man whose mania is speed.
Dared to make good without the in
f1uence of his fathers millions,
Barnes sets out to make name for
and encounters all manner of
amusing adventures Exclusively first
run features will round out the bill.
Performances today will begin at 3
Evening star., 1922-12-31
RIALTO-Bebe Daniels, "Singed
Wings"

Moore's Rialto Theater for the cur
rent week. beginning this afternoon.
will present for the first time in
Washington, Bebe Daniels and Con-
,,ad Nagel. in "Singed Wings" PEN
rhyn Stanlaws masterpiece. produced
Il 10 described as q powerful and
unique photoplay. The story as
written BY Katherine Newlin Burt.
Il q Spanish dancer Of the under
world, who becomes society's fav-
q rite. is tempted by false love and
Evening star., 1922-12-31
PALACE-'The Pride of Palomar.'

The photoplay at Loew's Palace
Theater this eek. beginning this
afternoon. will be the Cosm opolitan
screen version of Peter B. Kyne's
magazine story. THE Pride Of Palo-
mar" a dramatic story Of love and
litigation in California, which has
Evening star., 1922-12-31
NEXT WEEKS PH0ToPLAYs.

Rialto.
"On the High Seas" an Irwin Will
lat production. featuring Dorothy
Dalton and Jack Holt.
Metropolitan.
Jackie Coogan In the title role Of
Charles Dickens immortal tale Of
"Oliver Twist
Central.
Goldwyn's The Sin Flood" feature
ing James Kirkwood, Helene Chad
wick, Richard Dix and others, and
John NJ Stahl's The Dangerous Age"
starring Lewis Stone, etc.
Crandall's.
"A Fool There Was" starring Es-
telle Taylor and Lewis Stone; Ethel
Clayton. in "If Were Queen" and
The Man She Brought Back
Lincoln.
The William Fox new production.
"A Fool There Was" and My Friend
the Devil" starring Charles Richman.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Lincoln.

The William Fox new production.
"A Fool There Was" and My Friend
the Devil" starring Charles Richman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
STARS LIVE IN
TIMBER COUNTRY

Msdge Bellamy. having completed
work In the title role Of Maurice
Tourneur's great production for
frra, National of Lorna Dcone."
for which creation she was ''ioaned"
BY Thomas III. Ince. 10 whom she In
under contract. Is now enrolled for
the principal feminine characterize.
ton In ARE You a Failure The
latter with the entire cast left
Hollywood for Eureka. Humboldt
county. California. where the prsn-
cipai scenes OF the picture will be
shot. Obviously. the Larry Evans
story IL one OF lumber camps. for
Eureka is the center OF vast tim.
Der country and lumber camp fur
nished Evans story with i,s pic
tureSque background. Tom santschi.
Lloyd Hughes and Hardes Kirkland
are others in the company besides
Miss Bcllamy. who will live for .
while in Northern California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
"Knighthood"
Opens at Strands

After what In said 10 have been one
Of the most sensational Eastern
runs Of cinema production IN the
history OF the motion picture indus.
try. when Knighthood Was In
Flower IL opening MT tire Strand
Saturday. Seattle being the sixth
city 20 show this picture. The man.
agyment claims that all records OF
attendance ut local theaters are like
ly 10 be broken as hundreds have APP
piled for reserved seats at each per-
Torrance.
Special musical numbers have been
arranged. which include an interlude
OF old lyrics that viii be sung by the
Lotus quartet. Marion Davis
March" and when Knighthood
Was in Flower" waltz Some critics
say that the musical Interpretations
that accompany ''Knighthood'' are
among the greatest compositions for
a photoplay that have been produced.
Novel costumes will be worn by
the theater ushers. which were in
spired by tho boys clothing worn
during tho period which the picture
represents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
EVERYTHING BLACK,
BUT BEBE LIKES IT

NEW YORK. Nov. Is Black hat.
Black hair. Black eyebrows and
,ashes. Black dress. Black orna.
mentn. Black hose. Black satin
pumps. The only things not black
about Hebc Daniels as talked TO
her were her very rcd lips and a
coioriess glass button on each pump.
Tho blacklist things about her
were her eyes. Physicists will tell
you that there are no varying de.
grees Of black. but physicists prob.
ably never looked into the eyes Of
Black nebe.
Bebe Daniels IN called the mos,
popular girl In Hollywood"
Her popularity L. n widespread
among women az among men.
wha, IL tho reason for her popu.
lsriiyf
II Isn't beauty. many screen 40
trcHses arc prctfier than Bebe. II
rnr keen Wit: have talked TO
many stars with reader answers TO
questions. II isn't the experiences
or travel. this u her fraf trip East.
n isn't conversational entertain.
ment. she has little To Hay and says
that with a coloriens voice.
Her only answer 10 a number Of
specific questions asked In seeking
TO learn what constitutes popularity
WINS personality That meant
about the same thing as because. $
Wei. what do you admire In
other woman7" finally asked her.
what makes other women attrsc.
tive TO your
Being natural" she answered. Il
can't bear people who are no, Just
themselves.
Then | saw that II Beba had an
swered my other questions she
would have been anaiyxing herself
and that would have been hardly
natural for her. She's Just herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

Gloria lit doesn't surprise mo
in the least that you are no anxious
20 know who has tho honor Of being
Gloria swanaon's leading man in
The Impossible Mrs. Brilew." My
dear. who but the admirable Conrad
NaKel. / can just see you bubbling
over with excitement
Roily-weii. yes. Lcatrice Joy and
Thomas Meighan have co-starred to
geiher IN several pictures. Two Of
which are "ManslanRbtcr' and The
Man Who Saw Tomorrow. But In
Minnie" First National release.
we viii zee her with Matt Moore.
agree with sou that Miss Joy Ger.
iainiy is worthy 81 her quick rise 20
s,ardom. aud she mos, ansurcdly IL
worthy OF your good wishes.
Moiiy---I don't blame you ~ just
seems a natural instinct TO want TO
know the why's and whsreforcs OF
an actor. II was his ability as a
dancer that firs, won Rodolph Val
entino recognition In the films. His
wife " winifred Hudnut. Hts latest
picture is The Young Raiah," with
Wanda Hawiey.
Bob--we haven't heard statistics
In a long. long time. which Of course
means that I am going TO answer
myself dry 40 here goes. Well. on
the nrpsktiCtton Of Douglas Fairbanks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
BEN TURPIN
PLAYS "SHRIEK"

A fan letter requested tho Mack
Sennett publicity department TO
mail a picture OF tho funny actress
In The Shrek Of Araby." Hen Tur-
pin was the name Of tn, actress
The crosseyed comedian added n
Postscript 70 his autograph on the
photo saying: Il was cock eyed
long before volstead was ever heard
Of. so don't think hts ons-tenth-of.
one-pcr-cent had anything to do with
my appearances. and besides. I'm no
lady"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
WINTER GARDEN
THE SEA LION

The spirit OF adventure beats high
within the heart OF little Bessie Love.
who plays the feminine lead IN The
Sea Lion" starring Hobart Hos.
worth. and now playing at the Win
ter Garden. which Is being distrih.
uted BY Associated First National
Pictures. Inc.
Miss Love l. said 60 have under.
gone many OF the most hazardous
adventures In order 10 secur. some
OF the scenes for this picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
LIB Z r Y
~ruE FACE IN THE roc

Crime waves have necessitated the
Invention OF many modern anti
burglar device. Perhaps none Is more
effective than that which charges a
safe with thousands OF volts OF cleo.
tricity.
The operation OF one of these
charged safes Is shown IN The Facc
fn the Fog which has It's first
showing Saturday at tho Liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

Miss Murray. including the popular
young player. Rodoiph Valentino
Misa Murray Is s-cn In the role OF
cabaret dancer. which OF course
comes natural 20 the former stnr Of
the Zlegfcld Fotlies and other Broad.
way musical shows. During one or
two scenes she does some OF the dlf.
ficuit and fancifui steps OF which she
n past mistress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

and me and lamp post. III say Flor
encc vidor. Conway Tearie. Lila Lee.
James Kirkwood and Norma Tai.
madge.
u. V. E.--Any relation TO s. q. r.?
Heard from that end short time
ago. Madge Bethany and John Bow
ers take the parts Of Lorna Doone
and John Ridd in Lorna Doone."
Jackie Coogan. Lon CLANCY. Gladys
Brockweli In 'oliver Twist Plays
may come and go. but classics like
those above live forever. You have
heard that before. yes?
Doty--I notice you are offering
good excuses for me TO earn my sal.
airy. Keep me busy. that's II. Yes.
I earn at least that much. Edward
Klmbail Is the father OF Clara Kim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
CO L S E U M
THE NAN WHO SAW
TOMORROW"

viceroy Of India, This IL one OF
the public offices that Thomas
M~ighan holds In The Man Who
Saw Tomorrow playing At the Coil.
seum- In addition. he's a hard
hitting and euerxcsic young scientist
and explorer: also he has three love
affairs.
He fights his way thru the picture
and at the finish-weii. that must be
left until the picture II exhibited.
otherwise the punch Is lost but II
ends happily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
BLU E MOUSE
s'THE MAN MILO pI.AyEp CON

George AriisS. distinguished screen
and stage star, Is said TO give a re.
markedly iifolike study In his new
est photoplay. The Man Who
Played Cod which opened az the
Hue Mouse Saturday. IL Is heraidcd
as one OF the most difficult roles that
Arliss has yet interpreted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

ball Young. Mary MacLaren is
Katherine MacDonaid's sister. Thorn
as Meighan is married to Frances
Ring. lie is IS years old and is six
feet tall. Mary Thurman Is Richard
Bartheimess' leading lady In The
Bond Boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

okla Homa--why don't you use
tho typewriter You way you work u
so well. You know II would be a
relief 20 my eyes Now. between you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18

CO l. u M B | A
"A>oruER MANS SHOES

"A>OfuEk MANS SuOtS'
A dual personality cleveriy por.
trayed by Herbert. Rawilnson Is one
Of the reasons fer the popularity Of
Another Mans Shoes" the t'ntver.
sal attraction now showing AZ the
Columbia theatcr. Arthur Statter
made the adaptation 90 the screen
from the novel by Victor bridges.
The star is supported by a notable
cast which includes Barbara Bedford.
Una rrevelyn. Nelson Mcdowell.
Nick de Ruiz. Josef Swtckard. Jean
peRriac. Lillian Langdon and Jessie
peparnette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-18
DIRECTOR GETS
BIG PHOTOPlAYS

John 4. Robertson. director Of
Sentimental Tommy" ''Dr. Jekyl
and Mr.. Hyde and other notable
productions. including Mary Pick.
ford's Tess Of the Storm coun.
Try has signed contract with
Charles II. DUEL 20 produce for In
SEPARATION Pieturea. Inc. whose stars
include Richard nar,heimcs-. Dor
othy and Lillian 0iah. Dorothy has
been appearing as leading lady for
Richard Barthclmess Ia "Fury." a
forthcoming First National release.
Lliilan'n first starring vehicle under
the Inspiration banner will be a
perturbation OF y. Marion Craw'
ford's novel. '-rhs White Sister
taking herself as she finds herself
Very probably personality Ia just
about az definite an answer M one
can find TO her popularity.
In an hours conycrnation Hebe
grew enthusiastic about just one
thina--coior.
I'm just crazy TO wear red
dreaz." shs told me. Il have several
OF them at home put them on
about the house and fully intend
TO wear them when I 60 out. but !
never have quite the nerve. 50
compromise on black"
You'd look very stunning In yei.
low" remarked scotty the Artist as
he skcschad her.
yea" she answered. Il wear yrl.
low quite bit. just 10 break tho
monotony of black and since I'm
afraid to wear red. But ! hate pink
and blue and the delicate shades"
That seemed 10 mo to indicate
some color complex. or some Freud.
tan situation In the girls makeup.
think abe has a violet soui--afraid
10 talk about herself. even TO think
about herself 30 very much--and 10
she wears vivid. solid colors like a
knight wears hia armor.