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Water Supply System
and Sanitary Work
North Bennington. W

April -, l9s2.
Sealed proposals viii be received un-
III 2 y m, daylight saving time, Fri
day, May 2, 1922 by Clarence w.
White. chairman. for furnishing ali la
Dor, tools and equipment. ana part
" ali material, and constructing IN
and adjacent to the village Of North
bennington, VI, a water supply sys-
EN- and sanitary sewer system
The work involved VIII include the
following items: f
a co.cre,e dam and collecting pond
amount " concrete approximately S21
Ell. yda.
4 dis ributing reservoir OF 2.2250OO
gals estimated capacity, requiring
1870 Gu yds excavation. and dam with
core wall containing 3i5 Gu. yds. con-
crete.
supply and distributing system com
prising approximately 1900 T. of ! 2 in;
10 800 n OF 10 in; 6 600 II. Of In;
2J.SUU II. Oh 8 IN. 1000 Il. OF ~ cdst
iron pipe; al hydrants. 50 gate valves
and boxes, necessary pressure reducing
valves. specials, and other accessories.
mately 1850 It. OF 10 in; 1880 #. OF 10
in; lasO H. OF s in, l0,60O IT, OF In.
tile sewers with necessary manholes
estimated at 20 IN number.
1t is understood that the above quau-
titles are Approximate only being Civ
en- as a basis for the comparison OF
bids and the right is reserved to in
crease or decrease the amount Of any
class OF the work. and TO reject any or
all bids or TO accept that bid which Is
considered 10 the best Interests OF the
iv or
y certified check for the sum OF one
thousand dollars (Sl000.00) must ac-
company proposal. and satisfactory
bond will be required for the fulfill
meut OF the contract. and no proposal
VIII be considered from parties who
are not known 20 be regularly and
practically engaged in the class Of
work called Tor and who do not possess
ample facilities for doing the same.
and who cannot furnish acceptable ev-
ideuce ~ having satisfactorily COM
pleted water-supply and sanitary sew
er systems
Instructions to bidders and other in
formation may be had by addressing
the EnRiug"~
CLARENCE W. WHITE.
Chairman.
North Bennington. VI
HENRY T.. JONES Engineer
Bennington, Vt
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Pointer for the Baby.

The nurse was in the room with the
new baby. She heard Bobby softly
enter and saw him stand by the crib
watching with considerable interest the
new baby using his lungs. The baby
was a strong little fellow and he cried
louder and louder. Keep it up" ad.
Vised Bobby gleefully that's the way
! get things"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-29
ARLINGTON

Philip Conroy motored to Rutland
with a party Thursday
Mrs. Edward Keough is Ill at her
home on Mum Terrace
Miss Alice Cullinan spent Tuesday
afternoon in Bennington.
Mrs. Alien Milliman spent Friday
afternoon in Bennington
Harold Bushee has returned from a
business trip to Burlington.
JOSEPH Gagnon has secured the
bort agency for this territory.
X. b. Case is having lis residence
en- School street newly painted
The Ladies Auxiliary met with
Mrs NJ S. Goewey last THURSDAY.
George G. Cuilinan and Leo Cul-
Imam were in Bennington Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Cullinan were
in Manchester Monday on business.
Mrs. Henry Walker of Manchester
Depot was in town on business Wed.
nesday.
The Guild OF st. James church met
wi : Mrs Harvey Griswold Friday
4 April 2S.
/ Douglas Montgomery has purchas
ed a new bort car OF the local agent
Joseph Gaenon.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Otto r. Proach have
returned to town and are stopping al
the Arco Inn.
4 Mr. and Mrs. st. John McRee have
arrived in town and opened theil
bungalow here
w r. Lowe OF the Marshall Ga
rage, Bennington. was In town o;
business Thursday.
Hurley orchestra OF Bennington
played for a dance in the Town hal
Wednesday night
Superintendent y. p. Hamlin o
Manchester was in town calling OF
schools Wednesday
Mrs. p. y. CullInan and Mrs
Charles MeDevitt we're in Benning
ton Wednesday shopping.
Mrs, Mary Lake OF Bennington wa
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. G. NJ
Vaughn Wednesday night.
Rather ne McDevitt Of East Dorse
has been the guest OF her nephew
Charles MoDevitt this week.
Miss Margaret Gorm,sy OF Pitt.
field is the guest Of her sister, Mrs
p n. Cuilinan Of NAN street
Mr. and Mrs. William HougSton o
the Arco Inn hare purchased a ney
Ford touring car Of the Arlington
Garage
Miss Harriet Billings Of New Yor
is expected TO arrive in town mex
week to occupy her summer res
denco here.
Donald Patterson is spending
q week with his brother, Burdett VIII
, attends Burr and Burton Seminar
at Manchester
James p Cu,linan and Harye
Griswod went to Boston to driv
home a new Ford sedan which MI
. Gr.swold purchased Of the Arlingto
Garage
Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Patterson
are spending ten days in jamestown
y. y, their former home. Mr.. Pat
terson is attending the furnitur
show here.
Mrs Jennie Reid Of Pittsheld an
; VI chael Mclaughlin Of East Dorse
were married last Monday morning
Mrs. Reid is sister of Mrs. p. \
Cullinan of this village
Kathleen Norris noted book. 9TH,
Beloved Woman has recently beel
placed in the Martha Garfield Ii
hrary, among many other new vol
umes whose titles W Il soon be pub
ished
A committee OF ladies he'd foo,
sac Wednesday at tie Martha Can
field Library to raise funds to bu,
shrubbery to plant on the little greer
at the corner OF Main and Waite
streets. Sixteen dolars was obtain
cd, through the sale, for this purpose
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-29
ED olleloth Effective.

Red, very bright red oilcloth,
makes an unusually effective table
covering for a dark corner. Usually
the place for such material is In the
kitchen, but occasionally one sees II
in studios and sitting rooms and in
the dull light the effect Is really quite
lovely.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-29
HEALTH FOLLOWS
YOUR HEALTH =

When your health starts depends on
when you telephone 262-R for an ap
pointment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-29
UNCLE BEN
SAYS

Many an 9TH
erwise intelli
gent mother.
Newly, mis-
takes the
Won't power
of her favor
tie son for will
power. Won't
power leads
down hill II
takes Will
power to
climb
without in any sen losing his
mental ability to think and exercise
Judgment, the victim of dizziness and
impaired elimlnatiye functions, Is
mentally incapactated. He has a
brain but cannot use it. He suffers
loss of time. He suffers a period OF
genuine misery,
Dizziness may have any one of a
number of causes, But the most com
mon cause is due to an inactive liver,
Eowel wastes are retained. The vic.
tim feels dull and feversh and on ris.
ing everything is black for an in.
slant and there is dizziness, The diz.
ziness, otherwise known as vertigo,
Is not 90 commonly suffered Victims
OF vertigo are in danger Of falling
whenever they attempt TO walk. Chi
ropractic spinal adjustments remove
the cause Of dizziness, whether It b.
due to retained wastes, or is the re.
suit Of vertigo.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Girl Scouts Camp
perfectly Perfect"
Miss Seibert Writes

Miss Frances Seibert sends a letter
to her Girl Scouts giving just a hint
of what is going on at the camp at
Kailua. 1t has arrived in time for
publication but the Scout News sent
with it from several of the troops is
TOO late for publication this issue.
However, it will be published in the
next issue of Maui News, the Tues
day issue which is to be mailed to
readers next Monday afternoon since
Tuesday is the Fourth of July, a holt
day that all ought to celebrate who
are or call themselves Americans.
Miss Seibert's letter follows:
Here's Life: A slack rag of can
vas 'twixt you and the stars-------....'
81 know girls just how anxious you
all are to hear about camp. But l
simply can't begin to tell you how
perfectly perfect it all is. You re
member last year how much fun we
had and how we all agreed II was a
pretty good camp at Otinda. BIT real
w there is no comld .-. n be .Ween
the two places.
mi. Pogue and his family have
anticipated u every want. PIES OF
wood were cut and ready for use;
water piped directly into our kitchen n,
men to help us establish u camp;
fresh milk and meat brought TO on:
grounds and best of all a tlall made
TO the most delightful stunning pool
one could want. We want to express
our APPRECIATION to Nj PCSue Tor MS
friendly interest and great assistance
in making for us the ideal camping
ground of Maui.
perhaps you would like to know
lust how many of us there are
=. Twenty.four scouts and nine adults
make UP our happy family. we nave
a guest too-Miss Cecil Black, CIR
scout executive from Honolulu is en-
loving a few days of Maufs climate
| we are glad to have her with US.
? Mrs. Ed. Deinert, secretary-treas
urer. Girl Scout council has assumed
, the responsibility of feeding us al
and it is some task you may be sure
: Gussie Eaton is our cook and fou
t scouts help her each day. Tn
e housekeeping squads changing ever,
e t%wenty-four hours, so each girl ha
q her chance to earn her cooking badge
{ miss Boland is our camp nurs
and we feel our camp health-recor
e will be of the best.
= Last night we had a fine big cam
fire and Wednesday was an all da
4 hike on the upper ditch trail. But
t shall let the girls tell you all apou
g this themselves. We nave tnre
camp reporters and their news
Il bound to be interesting.
" Greetings to you all from IN
IS scouts of Camp "Pokuea Laul', IA
II lua, Maui"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

w L L
On the 21st day of April, 1922, the
undersigned acquired all the business
and assets of T. A. Hawley, doing
business in Waikiki, Island n
County of Maui, Territory of Hawai-,
under the name of "The Weldip"
Shop.
All persons having accounts against
said 1.-THE Welding Shop" are notified
to present the same, and all persons
indebted to "The Welding Shop" are
notified to pay the same to the
HONOLULU WELDING AND MA
CHINE COMPANY, LIMITED, City
and County of Honolulu, Territory OF
Hawaii.
Dated, Honolulu, Y. H., June 2S,
1922.
HONOLULU WELDING AMI
MACHINE COMPANY LIMITED
By FRANK E. HOWES
It's President
(June 81, July 4, July H.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
L. Hamakuapoko Morning Glory

"Hamakuapoko, June 81.
Dear Miss Seihert:
81 am writing to you 10 let you
know about the HamakuapOko Girl
Scouts. | do not know whether am
going to camp OF not. | think there
are only a few girls going from our
troop.
81 am having my Uniform sewed and
| am very glad for am the only Jap
anese girl that has a uniform in our
troop. Mrs. Hair cut my Uniform OUT
and my mother is sewing it. wish
YOU would come TO Hamakuapoko be
fore school closes and test me on my
signaling, il you have time, please.
81 am now reading the Girl Scoul
Magazine. Oh. it is Sc Interesting
| like il very much. The stories are
all interesting, too.
81 will close my letter with bes
wishes to you from a Morning Glor!
Scout.
Your little scout,
"SHIZUkO NAkANO.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Test Passing

II certainly is encouraging to see
the number OF second and first class
tests that are piiing up on the records
in this office. Il seemed at first that
we were never going to reach the
poirt where we would be passing those
tests. but now we are making a splen-
aid showing. With one or two eXcep-
ton there has been a stady climb to
wards the scout goal Of first class
work.
Vacation time is here and this is
lust the time to bone up on these sub
iects. This is not the time 10 lay
back There is no excuse Of 100 much
studying on school subjects and you
viii have plenty Of time to get on tins
work.
There has been a big surprise in
that many OF the scouts who we had
picked out for winners for the Crater
Ditch Trail trip have been passed by
scouts whom we did not figure On
There is no one to blame but yourself
and when you see these fellows start
ing out on The trip you will learn the
lesson that il pays 10 stick.
There will be a big session OF the
court of honor as soon a S schoo
starts and we want to see a repre-
sentative crowd present. We are
making arrangements to have a par
AIDE of the scouts through Waikiki anC
then wind up at the court house where
HE court will be held in the cour
room of judge Case. 1t is hoped tina
we will be able to swear in Judg'
Case as a tendeTfoot scout at tina
time.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
VERY truly yours,
CAROLINE RICHARD,
Sec. Star OF Bethlehem Troop

"Keokea School, June %
Dear Miss Seibert:
at can't believe that we have had
our last meeting with our captain. We
tried very hard asking her to stay
but she won't stay. We are sorry
that she has to go.
Each girl had brought something
and when everything was cooked II
made a lovely Chinese dinner. We
had chicken too. Hattie put a rose
lei around our captains neck n we
all sat at a long table. Miss Elliot
and Miss Lufkin were invited too. All
enjoyed the Chinese food but there
was room afterward for sod water
and the cakes which Hattie and Annoy
made. We took a picture after thai
then cleared the table. No n thought
of going home so we had some games
until 6 o'clock.
Eat our business meeting each cir
told what scouting has done for bel
and there were many good things
said. Our captain told us to keep Gu
good work so we are going too. she
has promised to come back TO us SOM
day.
Each girl had a package for heI
Won't she be surprised when sh'
opens them. She viii need them OF
her long trip. We may not see yo'
until September so | wish you a happ,
vacation.
Yours truly,
LAURA DE PONTE,
Gala Lily Troop.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Monthly Reports

Troop No. . at Puunene and Troop
No Q an KahuIui are the only troops
wbo have filed out the monthly re
port blanks and sent them into ms
office.
The executive wishes to call your
attention to the fact that this IS a
very important matter and his records
can not be complete unless you as
scoutmaster cooperate with him IN
this work. Kindly see to it that your
reports for May and June are hi!ed
at once.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Summer Cannpe

S|coutmaster Spencer IS figuring on
taking his troop on a weeks trip to
Keanae Valley. This will be a dandy
outing for the Kahului boys and the|
sure will enjoy the trip.
Scoutmaster Crockett is going to
take his gang to the camp now being
used by the Girl Scouts at kailua
The executive will accompany the
bunch and a big time is assured foi
all. The scouts are up on their toes
about this trip.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
MEXICO DENIES REPORTS
ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO, June ga tele-
gram from Obregon to the Chronicle
denied the reports that 40 Americans
were being held for ransom at Tam
pico and characterizes the dispatches
as "Only one of Il. malicious
deeds to create unfavorable opinion
of the difficulties between the two
Nations
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
In Trouble Is
Reported Judges Son
ASSOCIATED PRESS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-John
T. DeBolt, eighteen years old said to
be the son of Judge DeBolt of Honolu-
lu, has been arrested and faces three
charges, grand larceny, reckless driv'
ing, and driving an automobile while
intoxicated. Police say DeBolt was
arrested while speeding 60 miles an
hour in an automobile alleged to have
been stolen.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
HOLLYWOOD CALLED BAD
%lASSOCIATEn z

IASSOCIATED FTtT.0oI
WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator
Meyers declared that Free love Of
dissipation debauchery, and drunked-
ness to exist in the movie colony at
Hollywood and appealed for action on
his bill, proposing censorship and in
vestigation into the movies.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
GOES TO KAUAI
ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, June 90-Paul Sonar
renburg, the special representative OF
Samuel Gompers, returned from a
ten days tour of Maui and Hawai-
plantations. Scharrenburg goes to
Kauai tomorrow for further investl-
cation in connection with the Fedora
ton of Labor's opposition to the Ha-
wall labor relief resolution.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
With Reverse English

Miss Green-"I know he's rich, but
isn't he too old Il be considered
eligible?"
Mrs. Wyse-'My dear, he's too
eligible to be considered old."-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
First Calss Scouts

Troop 6 he Bronco Busters at Ma
kawao lead the Maui council with five
first calss scouts to their credit. This
is a splendid showing and Scoutmast-
or Langa is certainly a proud man. He
deserves credit for his untiring efforts
in the way he has put his Mustang
Pilots through their stunts.
Puunene will probably be second in
the race for this showing.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
In Spite of All

The oldest doctor in the world has
just celebrated his hundredth birth
day. His case is regarded as a tri-
umph for Nature owe medical knowl-
edge.-Punch CLondon).
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
TrnnD Notes

The executive wishes to bring TO
YOUR attention the fact that you are
again railing down in your notes 10
this Daper. We want YOU TO see that
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
With Maui's Girl Scouts
Kailua. June 2S

Kailua, June 2S
ION Monday morning, June 26, the
Star of Bethlehem me- at the teach
er's cottage at Lahaina and there we
got on the truck and started for Wal
luku to be there in time to catch the
train.
while waiting for the train in Wal
luku we went up town for lunch. AT
ter lunch we boarded the train and
arrived at Pauwela about 2:30 p. M,
where we were transferred to trucks
again, and arrived here at camp about
5 o'clock.
at was some ride, I'll tell the
world When we reached here, Miss
Seibert assigned the girls to their
tents. After everything was done we
had supper and because of the short
ness of time that evening camp fire
was postponed for Tuesday evening.
During the camp fire a performance
was given by some of the scouts. The
evening was also spent in singing
songs. 1t was enjoyed by all.
This morning at 8 o'clock we went
for a II mile hike toward Keanae and
returned to camp about 3 O'Clock. We
rested for a while and then we went
in swimming in the wonderful kailua
swimming pool.
"Kailua is one of the most beauti
ful places we have w seen on Maui
We are sorry for some of our girls
who were unable to come. But We
hope that they may have an opportuni
tv 10 see this place some day.
1--WE are having fine weather up here
the air is cool and refreshing, III,
kuillui trees swaying in the breeze ado
greatly to The appearance of our CAM
/, Ground.
Mr.. Pogue has done very much TO
the camp such as putting the tents VI
building a step down to the swimmint
} nool and many other c~Onveniences.
I 1--WE thank him most heartily TO
2 this kindness toward the Girl Scout
, of Maui.
oNary firmly NOuTS.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Tests Passed
Second Glass

SeCOnQ GLASS
Scout Pace-1O, X. Mimi, Y. Wa
tanabe.
Koito. ]. T. Hirotsu, H. kida. No. D.
H. Long. No. 8 w. Garcia.
Knife q Hatchet-(written) No.Nl,
T. Higuchi, f. Y. Tagawa, X. Kawau-
We. T. Nakamura, T. Tagawa, l. lnou-
We. (Complete) No. 2, T. Hirose.
Firemaking- 8, A. Wilson, Geo
Moura. J. b. Wilson, S. Kaumeheiwa,
No. 3 II. Long.
Cooking No. 9. II. Long.
Thrft-No. 9. II. Long.
First Class
Swimming No. 10, Y. Hoshida, NJ
Hanada. c. Nagamasu, y. Watanabe
II. Kida, J. r. Hirotsu.
Eignalling-No. 8 r. Hart, l.. Her
bert.
First Aaid-No. >. l. Maehara.
Cooking-No. 3 T. Furukawa.
Map-(Reading) No 8, Z. Luke, X
Matsueda, T. Enemoto, H. Symthe, IL
Long.
Handicraft-No. 10. X. Nakamoto.
Judging No. 6, L. Maciel, j. Els
trella, G. Sakamoto, No. 2, w. wal
keI. NO. y, IL. SyIlJue, H. LOhS.
Law-No. 8, T. Furukawa. r. Hart
No. 10. r. Kuwuhara. No. 3, L Ma
Ciel.
Nature Study-(Trees( No. 8 r
Hart.
(Stars) No. 8, E. Luke, K. Matsueda
T. Enemoto, H. Smythe, H. Long, N
Faufata.
Thrift No. 8. 7. Enemoto.
Recruiting No. 8, H. Smythe, +
Long, X. Matsueda, 7. Enemoto.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
With the Alert
Boy Scouts of Maui

the scribe sends in a report OF the
meetings every week. w can not
know what is being done if you do not
tell us. Wake up and get busy.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04
Scout Show

Scout Show
The show given by troop nine at
the Kahului Community House on FRI
day night was a big success. There
was a good and ~appreciative crowd
present and all enjoyed the show. The
camp scene was mighty fine and es-
peciallv the first aid work. The work
was very realistic and we sincerely
hope that the parents will not think
that real camps are as full OF accl-
dents as that acted on the stage. Inc
work of the scouts was top notch and
shows good training in first aid.
The scout executive leaves for Hama
and Kiuahulu next week for a weeks
STAY. There is plenty of work mapped
out in this district and it is hoped
that a scoutmaster will have beer
secured for troop eight before he re
turns to Wailuku. During his absence
the commissioner will be in charge o
the work on this side of the island.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04

Scouts are acting as ushers and or
de,lies at the Foresters Make Hap
Ply"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-07-04

Your little scout,
"SHIZUKO NAKANO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-21
Ell DIRECTOR CECIL B. DE MILE
APRUEBA Los TITULoS ExPLIcA
TIvoS DE UNA PELICULA PoR TIE
LzGRAFLA INALAaBRICA

La pelicu.a intitulada s'Manslaugh.
ter' (Homicidio), de la Paramount di
rigida FOR Cecil B. de Mile, es La pri.
inera pelicula cuyos tftulos explicativos
IAN sido trausmitidos por radiogr,sma.
Despues de terminar la direction de
"a impression de 'Manslaugher sa
director Cecil 3. de Mile Sc retro a
.escansar unos dias a su granja de la
sierra. Antes del advenimie.to del ra
Gio, sl retro del eminente ''metteur
en- sceae'' era inaccessible por telegla
fo 0 tcl6fono. Hace unos cuantos me-
ses Mr.. De Mile instal6 en- su granja
TN equipo complete de telegrafia con
el cuaI Sc comunica frecuentemente
con el equipo instalado en- ell estudio
de LasKy.
Cecil 3. Gle Mile es tan extricto con
las peiiculas que dirige que todos sus
oetalles, desde que Sc impresiona Ia
prime1a escena hasta que Sc insertan
los tftulos exp.icativos, estan bajo su
Immediate vigilancia. Esto requiere ia
rresencia constante del famoso direc-
Tor en- el estudio cinegrafco.
GlRcias al maravilloso invento de La
telegraTia inalambrica, Mr.. De Mile
rudo obtener un descanso que buena
fa.ta le hacia, pues el aparato instala-
do en- su granja lie permiti6 estar en-
COMMUNICATION constante con Ell estudio
Los titulos explicativos de Mans.
laughter fueron redactados por Jea.
ME Macpherson, quien hizo Ia adapta-
ci6n cinematografica de la novela dc
Alice Duer Miller. Titulo por tituio
fu6 aprobado por TELEGRAPH iI@a,ambri,
co por Cecil B. de Mile. Asimismo e
director di6 instrucciones Ann Bau.
chens para ell trabajo monumental dc
juntar las escenas, Ell cuaI es conside
rado como uno de los mas diffciles en-
cinem1sografia.
CrSando Mr.. De Mile regres6 de su
RETRO de las montafss, 10 primero que
hizo sa6 dirigirse al estudio con el
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