davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

ne, 4r6sz Sandor, Hon1enik ga
borne, Gelencs6r Gy6fgyns, Ia
mas Janosns, Hornyak Gyorgy,
Tomcsik Gyorgy, Kovacs fstvan,
Szilagyi Mihalyne, Markovics Pc
terne, Teelas Gyulane Benis Adam
ne, Ssadai Benine, Kantor Peter
he, B5lcshazi Janos, Olah Gy6rgy,
|Mokaacs Andras, Varga Janos,
'Liebefffann N. 25c: N. N, Flip
Menyhdrtfie, Szilaj J6zsef, Pal ia
tflosne, Kan6cz Hrzsebet, Jakab fst-
.vhnne. 0sszesefi $1e5O. Terms-
szetben adakoztak. Magdics Fe-
reno 20 font virstli, Deak Ferenc-
he egy csirke, Kiss Andrasne /
csirke, Belenszky Janosne 2 csir.
ke, Zsirka Jozsefne / esirke, 2 fej
.kaposzta es 61tojas, Kiss Mihalyne
egy sonka, Mr.. Friedman / gallon
cider, Battyan James csirke, Seer
bati 1stvAnne egy sotka, Kuhn Is
Palagyi 6 font hus, Vilagi Mihdly-
ne l kosar alma, Hriczo Janosne Is
Marion Gyuldne egy Macy fazek
toltott kaposzta.
Palko Janosne es Palk6 Juliska
gytijtese Steelton also reszen.
DO. Ha lf1eka IHzeaf &l 20. Matui
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

Lengyel, Terlke 6s Orosz Mafls-
ka gyhjtsse Steelton felsS rtsz6n.
So: Kaloczky Sandorne. $1-1:
Batari Andrasne, Mitru Mihalyna,
Kaloczki Janosne es Peter Janos-
ne. 5000: .Hudak Peterne,
Hochvart Adamne, Balszs Janos-
ne, Barta Peterne,, Kal6czki Fe-
rencne, Korocz Janosne, Hus6czki
Janosne. 25c: Revesz Menyhert.
ne, Banyasz Janosne es Galambo-
81 Gyorgyne. Osszesen $10.25.
Termeszetbeni adomanyok: 10th
Lajosne 2 font virstli, Lengyel La
josne 1 kacsa, Eszenyi Istvanne
/ kacsa, Lengyel Peter | par nyul,
vask6 Janosne / sonka, Kal6czki
Janosne / kosar f6tt kukorica,
Kaloczki Sandorne / kosar f6tt ku
korica, Lengyel Terez ket par ko-
tott karkot5, Orosz Mihalyne egy
kosar alma es egy kakas, Ba1ogh
Lajosne 1 csirke, Francovszky
Danielne 2 csirke, iii. vasko Fe-
rencne / divanparna, l csirke Is l
kosar fank, Kohl Peterne / kacsa.
Bevetel: ,$368.94, kiadas: 92.53.
Tiszta maradvany: $276.41.
Ha a jolelku adak6z6k es a pix
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
Macy ttlsvsss sopronmsgysbt

A sopronmegyei Nagyzsid6ny-
ban kigyuladt. egy il&z d szelben
csakhamar annyira elharap6dSott
4 tiix, hogy p sazda hazat, jsszes
mellekepiileteit IS t5msntelen ga
abonSt elpusztitoft. A tdzvessben
t0bb allat is elpusztult IS a korcs-
maros beteg felesege, akit mem Is
hetett kimenteni, bentegett. A
tiizesethez kivonult a biiki, acsa-
al Is k6ssegi tiixolt6sag, de ~
6riasi szarazsdgban, a viahiany
n1iatt esak nehexen haladhatott
elore az eltasi Al kAr sok milli6ra
rug. .
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

IIstvan. $1-1: Bodnar Janos,
Mo1nar JOSEF, Hajdu Paine, Ka-
nocz Istvan, Sander Bertalan es
szuligan Janos. 5O-5Oc: Varga
Mihaly, Sahdor Istvanne, Lengyel
Andras, Kapacsi Janos, Harcsar
Nlihaly, Homolya 1stvan. Ossze-
sen 1880. Termeszetbeni ado
nnanyok Soltesz Mihaly 3 csirke,
Macy Claiborne egy torta ss egy fa-
EEK toltott kaposzta, Bodnar ia
nos 3 kacsa, Csolenszky Ferenc IL
kenyer IS egy sonka, Sandor Fe-
rencne egy kakas, T6dor Janosne
Wy kezi himzett parma, T6dor Bo-
riska egy horgolt parma, Gyom-
her J6zsefne 2 csirke, b. b. Krausz
7 tivcg bef5tt,, Batary Andraspe
egg sonka, Simon Mihalyne edy
csirke es egy torta, Mrs. Nemeth
2 zsak ST, 2 font zsir es l font
kave, Hoffman, M6ric egy solar,
10th 1stvaf Is font bofjuhus es
Is fort ktunnpli, Sander Ferencne
2 font borjuhus es 2 kenyer, Palk6
Janosne egy csirke es 9 kenyer,
Krist6ff Laszl6ne 2 sonka, Rak6
Gy0rgyne 8 font vagott hus es l
kosar flank, Szeman N. egy toltott
oeirkn &c +orto
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

hetet hyifvanisja f6iddasokhsK;
XIX i. Ohio works Play af6undl
Jan september h6 ssah taftott
nyari idsnyt zaf5 nufatssgunKoi
testveri szeretettel resztvettek, j6-
1e1kti adonianyaikka1 segitettek,
szives keszseggel gyijt6ttek ezen
alka1omrdal barmify tekintetben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
K0szt szt3NETNYILvkNITxs q
ELsEAMoIaAs

A youngstown es videki SIT.
Gy6rgy magyar g.-kath. egyhaz
el6ljar6saga az egesz ihitkozseg,
mint a maya neyeben ezuton is
6szinte elismereset es halas k0sz0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

fikSff sessdkes6k k5zil valskinSk
neve hihiafsdt volna avssy hiba-
san lenne feltiintetye, szives elne-
,zsst keriink Is jelenfes eseten kssz-
,seggel helyrehozzuk akaratIan ts-
vedesanket.
IL sl5ljar6sAg. |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
50,000.O0 RUBEL
T'ELJESEN INCYEN

Or orosz rubel nemregiben IS centet ert, tehat
fenti ysszeg 100000 dollar
Takarisa ez penzt sok nagy wagon epa fel
haboruk tan idege penzt vett gazdauk Ugy hrk hegy
100000 dollar eek radumo Oroszorsza
ban azonkvul na ajt6 kozoneg fgyeme felhiva nagy
amerkai oaJ mas par mozgamakra melyk Orosxors&g
fele ranyulnak Chicago Tribune september 12ki sxam6
ban kozoe annak csaornanak megnyasi hiret mely
Oroszorszag Nmeorszag Persia es K6zpzsa
eremte ezaal kombinaei6nak utat ny
ott oasi mennyeg nyersanyagoz nevezeteen OLAF mangan
v0rosrez dpozokhoz e ugyanakkor duan i0vedemez5
k6pazsa kereskedmet Nemetorsag Oroszorszg
fele iranytotta Gondoa meg, hogy NIT eent
dobja ell az alkalma hogy rubelekhez juthasson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

fafaaoStsk 1 isy ishsteve tsttak,
hogy a piknik ugy erkolcsi, mint
|anyagi tehintetben sssp sikerrel
v6gzoddtt.
A lunch satorban az ehez5ket
Rak6 dy6tgyns, Luyofi eiySreyffs,
Hricz6 J6foshe, Usolenszky Fe-
rencne, Sander Fefencie, Lengyel
|Peterna, Hbfssik Mihaiyne, Falk6
|Janosnt, Sander fertalanns, Fran
covszky f1ona es IVY. persfni Mar
Egit, ss0t6jGs6kat pedfg ugyanoly
Enagy bitssafonfaai Lengyei peter,
Macy Jahos, Matyi fstvati, sAndor
Bertalaif, 1stvan es Jahos Is ifj.
[Bodnar Jahos isyeRestek mindsh-
kinek tsijes f1ege1egedessre kie1e.
giteni.
| A jegypenztarnal L6fiart Ant1-
|ras, Sahdor Ferenc, Pletenyik Ja.
mos, sorsolasna1 Csolenszky Fe-
rene, Haluska Jozsef, Pa1k6 ia.
mos, Kiss Andras faradoztak, Va
jo Mihaly es Bajusz Janos pedig
a rend fentartasara iigyeltek. Xii
Ion kell megemlekezniink meg To
dor Janosnerol, aki konyhajat en-
1 gedte at szives keszseggel d f.
Ezesre.
1 Kedves .kotelessegiinknek tart
. juk egyutta1 a gyajtes e1szamola
. sa celjab6l is az aldozatkesz gyiij-
/ tSk es a j6szivii adakozok neveit
Is adomanyait Observation-Disclosures
sunk ismetlese mellett az alabbi XII
mutatasban kozolni:
Kondas Andrasne es Juliska lea
nya gyiijtese Haseltonban. Penz-
bell adonianyok: $1.J0: Kondas
Andras es csaladja. Sit: Re-
paszky Istvan es 10th Andrasne.
50-50c: Luyon Gyorgy, Lonart
Andras, Polanszki IT., Hank6 Mi
ha1yne, Bordas Janos, szednacsik
Janos, Jaifcsar 1stvan, Hlass J;i-
nos, Jambrik Istvan ,Fodor And
ras es Mrs. Hamrock. 25-25c
Roman Andras, Racz Mihaly, Ia
kacs Ferenc, Hajdu JOSEF, Juhasz
Janos, Sapelsz6 R6za IS Maria,
Trahan Istvan, Ragela Andras,
Parincsak Anna, Sendak Mihaly,
Gorencovszki Janos es Istvan,
Hnot Mihaly, Jankovics Mate.
Szant6 Jozsefne, Vas Istvarlne,
Mrs. Klucsik. 15-15c: Meszaros
Erzsi exKrisztan Veron. 10-10c
Kocsenszki Arina, Balog Dezs6,
Mrs. Makoczki. Osszesen $14.75
Termeszetbeni adomanyok: Kon-
das Andrasne 1 szekrenytakar6
Mr.. Schroebe1 20 darab kenyer
Mr.. Polanszki 25 font liszt, Hlava-
ii Andras egy box chewing gum,
Ohio Cut Rate Furniture Co. l ur-
vacsora KEEP, Zuckerbaum N. egy
nyaktii, Kenneson Robert egy NO
halosapka, Cohle Tom egy horgel'
moi mellenyke.
| Horcsik Mihalyne es 1lonka lea
nya gyiijtese South Side-on
Keszpenz-adomanyok: So: Miglesi
| Ferencne. $1-1: Ignath Gyula
Olajos Ferenc, Bajusz Janos, Be
ganyi Zsigmond, Pletenyik Janos
Szunyogh Istvah, Zs6fi Andras
Darazs Illesne, Bodnar .Andras
Miglesz Josef. $500: Macy
Janos, Pisak Janosne, Bene Janos
ne, Simonovszki Janos, Zsofi ia
nos, Zsofi Ferenc. 25c: NemetI
Kalmanne. 0sszesen $15.25. Ter.
meszetbeni adomanyok: Ozersks
Bros. Is kenyef, Hutka J6zseftlt
| II parnahuzat, Matieza Janosnt
egN Rakas, N6grady Andras 2 ka.
csa, Darazs Illesne l box candy
steeltoni pek 5 kenyer, Vajo Mi
hdly 2 csirke, Igaath Gy0rsy i
font virstli, Seb1k Gyorgy l son
ka, Ignath Gyulane esy esclno
rozmaring, Pletenyik Jdtos egy
tonaa szsn, Blaskovitz Lajosne ]
moi esernyS es Horcsik Mihalynt
egy nyul.es egy asztalterit0.
Szalay Ferencne. es 10th Gyorgy'
ne gyiijtese East Youngstownban
II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
PartoljAtok
Hirdet6inlet
ECESZSEC ES CAZDACSAC

Kulonos kedveznenykent - hogy a YEASTOLAX syorsab-
ban etereden - koatolt d6n bel barkhek Hi postan be-
kud neknk Sit egy nagy csomag YEAsTOLAx k5sgeinek
fedezesere adunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

Rendkivu okat irtak nemregben elem efedezese
ro menek haasa emberi esre annak fzka 0sszeete
ere fe5desee csodava hataros Ezen eemet udo
many VITAlINES neven ismer mndennapos hasznaaban
lev6 eesz5ben taaak legnagyobb mennysgbn ezt ele
bamulato tdperejenek felfedese kezee gy6gya
szaa fogakoz6ka hog egkonbozobb e eszo kevereke
ket asa azokat orszag leghrnevesebb wrhazaban
XII is pr6baltak es meg hozza bamuatos eredmennyel
Maatt ksereteket efolyatta es nagykoz0nseg atala
ban eveze tudoany egabb vivmayanak korsako alkot6
eonye addg cicagoi & Indianapolis gyogyszervegyesz
eoport dolgozo hogy eesz6 VITAMINES gy6gyere
jet okozzak ehet6 legmagasabb fokig, inert meggyozodesk
volt ogy meg munkajuk cred
menye YEASTOfiAX = viag
LEGKIrtNoBB EGEszsEG EP1To TABLETTAJA
YEASTOLAT vilag egkinobb egeszsegepito gyomortisz
tito tabettaja tudom5ny eguabb vivmanya elyezhet6
eeszt6 el6aitasaban Nemcsak dus Vtamnes tarama
hanem sorangu s ertekes gyomos6 ereje is zut6bbi oily
tuladonsag mey eddg egyeten ismer eezo ablettaban
aaha6 fe zeses abletta alakban keri pacra kele
pompas hatasu gyermekek raonganak ere eros
berekke fejlodnek t6c
HA RHEUMABAN, szEKREKEDEsBEN, EMEszrEs1
zAvARoKBAN B0RBAJoKBAN tEGCs0GYULADAsBAN
KrtTEsEKBEN
vagy yer tisztatansaga aa barmy baban szenved
avagy degezee egdmadva vagy egeszsges tszta
oha vagy gyomra rendben ugy probaa Xxi
bamulatos orvossagunka YEAsToLAxot Kuonfee alkat
reszei k0zo YEASTOLAX legiaunobb, legeletkepesebb
tdfdmaZZa
d6svag egyhanguag ember test eere eetereere nkoz
heeennk jeenett XII Az oszag mnden eszebn emberek
nagy 0meg ee 6s haznaa egeszseg eetkpesseg or
meiben dusalona. YEASTOLAX ezenkvu kelemes, gyen
ge gyomortisztto is mely okoz gocs6ket cs
karast.
A YEASfUIAX gy6mortszto elemei gy6gytudomany
egjobbnak hert hasha6 nagyszeen vannak vegyuve
testfej1eszt6 alkatreszekke.-
EIsTEHBJET FoKozzA.
Eeereenek Is eyenek fokozasa aandoan karbantarasa
YEASToIAK ata szervezee oily aIapotba ker mely bar
megbkosk csirakka amelyek aattomoan fork6znek
al eberi testbe aagak testszovetet s kiotak et
Mem tudjuk egga hangsuyoz hogy minden ember onmaga
m es csadanak arok azza hogy mine egeszsegesebb es
eetkepeseb gyen Az ember zervezet csodasan szp @ ba
uaosan nagyser gpezet mey temeszetes koumenyek ko
z0t mndig megtaaa egeszseges ua De modern eetf
no6 m6dzerek megolk egesegead6 Vitamines Is ata
eetrendnk mat testunknek adatik ke6 alka
on Is az eredeny behato6 csirak fertossek eber
testet konnyen pfedava ejtik
a AIsoJoBB vlrAt4lNE AlnszTo.
A vsben olahaf5 b. vITAsllNE alkotjs YBAsT0LAx
f6elefne feddkival haeysre aasa dsgek rs tta6v
kleptben Azokat aHlmas tes1 beegsegSk kdsdtsefe
bkseeh szdksegdtk civilsaH akn elsh
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
a IscJoBB vITAM1NT ALEszF0.

A vizbsn oldhaf5 b. vITAnlNE akotjs YEAsT0LAx
f6eet feHdkitl haeysre hatasa dsgek Is ttsts6vt
kpetben azokat aalmaa tesz betegsegek idsdtsefe
SkbetNh yzdkssgssek civlisaH t els
sdyosasara YEAsfoLAx fe1dkival odon finoitott gyo
ge1ge ksnyes gyomra vagy bSkepen rehdeenesen hu
k6dk csodasan jsv Is u embette val
toztatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
PENzvIssZAADAsr GARANCrkNx

AIT akaruk hogy Ameka mnden lakesa linek ssakssge
rea k6dton egy doboz YEASTOLAXert NIL 6dszert
hasznajuk eyors erjesztse es hirdeesfe. YEABTUAX
csodas s bmulato 6 hataa 5bbet er
Oruln fog neki exert garanaunk. Mem vess semfinei
kockazatot Is vszsadjuk penzet ha elsdi
Xxi es nhcsen azza megelegedye.
T6ltse XII zaant fendeesi szevsht kald be asonnal
e csaojon hozza egy doa Azonna kesedeem nelku kap
egy csomag YEASTOAX-ot rube Az $4,000 rubet
kion kedvezmzny gyanant adjuk Mem kerul semmbe. A
YEASTO4AX ara dollar
Ne felede aana zaros i5e szo egesxsege
j6vBe kedveert nteekedk azonns KHdje rendelsses
azonna sEa
1O0O0O,000 orosz rubelt adunk ingyen minden $2.os
YEASTOLAA rendeessel rubelkesztnk TART Fen
aruk ogo rehdees vsszautasitan ha orosz rube
keszeink elfogy.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
just Like the Busman ON
Holiday These Two Stars
" hem Norma and Constance Go Vacation They
Have TO Spend Their Time Having
Their Pictures Taken
By Iiarriette IJnderhilI

! "Hold that rose off so and gage a
il. Look yampish, commanded Mr.
Hesser
'I'N do anything excepting seize i,
in my teeth. Roses have thorns," sale
Constance significantly. "Now, do
look like vamp -
The picture was taken and couldn'
help thinking what good time these
two girls always have. Everything Il
iun TO them, even to having pictures
taken fFT magazines. Peg is one o.
the gitFst 2so, and If you want to hav,
marvellous time just get yourself in
vited to the Talmadge home.
Norma and Constance had beer
posing all the morning and they ex.
pected to continue to pose all the aft
ernoon, Their suite at the Ambassa.
dor had six rooms and five baths, ant
every inch OF it, excepting the dining
room table, was loaded with clothes -
chinchilla coets and sable coats, ermine
coats and broadtsil coats, squire
coats and kolinsky coats, caracul
coats and mink coats, velvet gowns
and satin gowns, embroidered gowns
and brocaded gowns, draped gowns
and plain gowns, dinner gowns ant
sport clothes; hats with Paradise, hats
with osprey, hats with ostrich, hats
with wings, and plain hats with moth
ing at all. And these two girls had
earned all of these things themselves
If motion pictures are still in their
infancy that infant must have been
born with gold spoon in his mouth
And then the butler said, Luncheon
is served" just like movie title.
After we eat ] want to have some
pictures taken serving coffee, or feed
ing the canary, or doing something use
full around the house." said Constance
Don't do it," said Mrs. Talmadge
"No one would recognize it,"
But if / had some daughters like
Norma and Constance. / shouldn't
worry if they never did anything use
full around the house, and that evening
we all went over to the projection
room to see east Is West" but Mr.
Schenck made me promise not to tell
how good it is until the time comes
This can say, however, Sam Ship
man told me that he liked it better
than the play And he wrote the play
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Where Is Asta Nelson;
Where Her Hamlet :?

Many letters have been received by
The Tribune asking US why it is I'M
possible to see Asia Nelson on the
screen in America. Some of the writ
ers had seen Miss NELSON'S pictures
abroad and others had based their
judgment Of the actress's worth on
her Interpretation of Hamlet" re-
markable picture which was shown last
November at the Lexington Opera
House. At that time, when the critics
and the public had, with an unwonted
unanimity of opinion, acclaimed Miss
Nelson one of the greatest artists on
the screen, promise was made that
Hamlet as we'll as others of her
pictures, would be shown on Broadway
and the public still is waiting Tn
answer to the question, What la Miss
Nelson doing now?" word comes from
her publicity director that she is work
ing ON production, the story of which
was written by Maximilian Harden
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Picture Theaters

ASTOR -"The Prisoner of zenda," Re,
Ingram production.
CAMEO-Wal Reid in "Nice Peo.
pie" comes here to-day
CAPITOLc-Irene Castle in "Slim Shout
ders," released by W. w. Hodkinson
Charles K. Harris wrote the story. A
fashion revue will be offered as 9
prologue to the picture. Other films
ballet advertisements, vocal and or.
chestral selections.
CRfTERION-Owe Moore in "Love I.
an Awful Thing" opens to-day. Vic
tor Herman wrote and directed the
picture. Kathryn Perry, Marjorie
Daw, Douglas Carter, snitz Edward.
and others are in the cast.
FoRTY-FoURTH STREET - "Mont,
Cristo," the Fox film representation
of the Dumas novel.
LYRIC-"A Little Child Shall Leas
Them" Fox picture, opened last Fri
day night.
RIALTO-Marion Davies in "The Youn,
Diana" moves down from the Rivoli
Other films, dance numbers, voca
and orchestral selections.
RfVOLI-"Burning Sands" produced b,
George Melford for Paramount
Wanda Hawley, Milton Sills, Jacque
line Logan, Robert Cain, Louis,
Dresser and Winter Hall are in tn,
cast. Other films and orchestral fea
lures.
ISTRANDS Harold Lloyd in Grandma,
Boy" five-reel comedy film. Ha
E. Roach production. Quartet sing
| ing. other films, vocal and orchestra
selections.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03
Film Production
Depicts Chivalry
ln Time of 'Tudors

when Kniehthood Was in Flower
starring Marion Davies as Princess
Mary Tudor, will be released in New
York in September and will be shown
later in all the principal cities of the
country. when Kniehthood Was in
Flower" is taken from the novel of
that name written by Charles Major
and adapted to the screen by Luther
Reed. 1t was directed by Robert G.
Vignola, and the handsome settings
showing in vivid detail the French and
English courts in the time of King
Henry VIII of England and King Louis
XII of France, were designed by Joseph
Urban.
Three New York studios were used in
filming the production. Before the
actual making of scenes, which con
sumed about three months, vast
amount of research work was done by
the staff of the Cosmopolitan studios
in order that every detail might be cor
rect, The fifteen gowns worn by Miss
Davies are reproductions of those worn
by the real Princess Mary Tudor. Frank
Tinsley, an eminent authority on an
cient armor, assisted in the filming of
the fitting scenes. # g; 81
In the wedding scene of Princess
Mary to King Louis one thousand peo-
pie were used. Aside from the spec
tacular beauty and artistic perfection
of the scenes, "When Knighthood Was
in Flower" reveals one of the most
romantic love stories of history. When
the beautiful and courageous Princess
Mary Tudor, sister of King Henry VIII,
defied two kings and spurned throne
in order to wed the man of her choice,
she furnished poets, historians and
dramatists with an inspiring theme.
After the appearance of Charles Ma
jor's novel Julia Marlowe portrayed
Princess Mary on the stage. The role
gives Miss Davies by far the biggest
opportunity of her screen career.
The cast includes Lyn Harding, who
has played King Henry more than two
hundred times on the legitimate stage
and who was brought over from Lon
don to play the part in this screen
production; Forrest Stanley as Charles
Brandon; Theresa Maxwell Conover,
Pedro de Cordoba, Ruth Shepley, Ernest
Glendinning, Arthur Forrest, Johnny
Dooley, Charles Gerard, William Nor
ris, Macy Harlan, William H. Powell,
George Nash, William Kent, Gustave
Won Seyffertitz, Paul Panzer, Guy
, Coombs, Ann Warwick, Airline Booth.
Constance Berry, Marguerite Draper,
Rena Morgan. Helen Lindroth, Maude
Hill, Ora Jones, Marie Schaeffer, Dor
othy knight and Augusta Perry.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

BY the tisne this reaches print they
viii have landed. Even nov they are
on the high seas. But was invited te
lunch with them the day before they
sailed. OF course, am referring tc
Norma and Constance Taimadge
mother Peg Taimadge, who also is
grandmother to Buster Keaton jr., and
husband Joseph Schcnek, who is only
husband 10 Norma.
| rang the bell on the door marked
I'll. and Norma herself let nae in. She
wore some sort of black velvet drapery
with bands of ermime on it; her feet
were bare save for black satin sandals
her head was wound about with ropes
of pearls; around her neck were a
chain OF diamonds and string of
pearls. and she wore long pearl ear
rings which touched her shoulders.
Fer arms were covered with rubies,
emcralds and diamonds.
"Oh, why did you take so much
trouble for me q asked, abashed. "And
(
garb out Los Angeles way7"
Kiss me, my fool" answered Norma,
@and then come in and see Mr. Hesser
taking pretty pictures of me as Cleo
patra or something. There, how is
that?" And she leaned with elegant
grace against sn oval on the wall and
spread her arms out as though about
to take her flight.
"Marvelous!" cried Mr.. Hesser, and
"Quick, Watson, the needlel" echoed
Norma.
Nov, steady the hands make them
beautiful! All, that is wonderful!
Ready! But here Charles lie Marie,
who had an interest in the picture be-
cause it was he who had just trans
formed Norma's evening cape into Cleo
patra's robe, rushed in with Zone mo-
ment, that fold is not quite--quite-'' .
But finally folds, light, hands and
everything were perfect and the pic
ture was shot. Norma pulled some of
the pearls out of her hair, dragged the
bracelets off her arms and sat down
to rest Then it was Constances turn.
Constance seized my hat and put it
on her own head.
81 love this. Give me your square
diamond, Norma, and I'll look like n
vamp. Now take it, quickl"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-03

The feat of an enterprisirg motion
picture producer setting ont for this
mountain tops to film snow picture
may be likened in a way to the his,
toric accomplishment of Hannibal in
crossing the Alps with his horde of
warriors, paraphernalia, horses, csmeIs
elephants and the other beasts of bur.
den of great army.
Such a feat is the achievement OF
Director Larry Trimble, who, with
Jane Murfin. author and scenario
writer. was in New York recently, aftei
the filming in the high sierras OF
"Brawn of the North" starring the
dog Strongheart, celebrated for his
work in 'sThe Silent Cali"
True, Hannibal's army was consider.
ably larger. but what the TrimbIe-
Murfin outfit lacked in size it more
than made up in the energy and in
genuity with which it cvercame all
obstacles by notwithstanding meth
ods and pluck.
"Whcn we set out for the widest
and highest section of the Sierras
early last spring" said Mr.. Trimble,
"our caravan was like travelling cir
Gus. We moved in five ten-ton trucks.
fve motor cars, two light Ford trucks,
and also on foot. There were thirty
four persons in our party and thirty
six shovels, with every one shoveIing
snow, including Miss Murfn, Irene
Rich, the leading lady, Lee Shumway,
the leading man, and myself. 1t took
us sever days to make just twenty
miles on the mountain trip, or an aver
age of ten miles a day. One of the big
drifts we had to plow through was
eighteen feet deep
eve didn't have to move any ele-
plants or camels over the mountain
tops like Hannibal, but we did have to
take with us fifty-four animals of
other varieties, including fourteen
adult wolves, three baby wolves and
one goat that provided milk for the
baby wolves and for Strongheart
Owing to the high altitude and the
strenuous labor through which he was
put we had to be very careful about
what we fed Strongheart. Hence the
goat milk which he shared with the
wolf whelps. The rest of the animals
in our caravan were genuine sled dogs
from northern Ontario.