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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

Conducted IN cooperation iOith As
ISOLATED First National PictnreJ
Anxious--It's a good thing it's me
you're picking on and not Harold
Lloyd. He would DO signing. and
weeping and everything 10 think
that YOU doubt his perfectly good ef-
forts. There's absolutely no trickery
Of the camera in safety Last at
all. at all. And everything you saw
there was as Is.
X. l.. o.--This time / caught you
at Il. Frankie Lee becomes Johnnie
Walker as "Terwilliger" when he
grows up in children OF Dust" And
10 ret you straight. it's Lloyd Hughes
when Newton Hall grows UP as Har-
vey Livermore. Pauline Garon and
Bert Woodruff and everybody ap.
pear In this production. Yes. every.
body that you'll 90 crazy about
la Bellc-1t happens that BELLA
Donna" is Pola Negri's first Ameri-
can-made picture. and Mad Love"
was made over on the other side. j
am sorry TO know that you dldn',
like Rex ingram's latest picture,
Where the Pavement Ends" The
ending was bit OF surprise. but the
acting Of Alice Terry and Ramon No
yarro balanced that.
Laura-It would be crime to try
10 name all the stars in the produc-
ton OF Hollywood Everything
and everybody In Hollywood appears
in the film which bears the famous
movie towns name. Just seeing the
film win be seeing Hollywood.
Bobby--why, Jackie Coogan Is q
little boy Just like every other little
boy. and like you. perhaps. too. The
thing he liked best, he says was MAX
ing Daddy" because in some scenes
he had TO eat lot OF spaghetti and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
S TR AN D

Pola Negrl. Conway Tearlo and
Conrad Nagei are seen in Bella
Donna" Pola Negri's first Amer.
lcan.mnde Paramount production.
which Is showing at the Strand tho.
alter now. Bella Donna. as admirers
Of Mrs. Chepstow had named her
when her beauty's power was az It's
height. Is accustomed 10 having men
bow suhmlsslyciy 10 her will. but she
works out her own destruction when
sha meets a certain Mahmoud Bar.
oudi. the richest man in Cairo, Her
power vanishea. and she becomes a
slave TO the desert chiefs every wish.
Tho picture Is a romantic tragedy
directed by George F1tzmaurica. II
brings n new Pola Nogri TO the screen
as this ls tho famous European film
stars first and only production made
since hc- arrival ia this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
COLI S E u M

The Famous Miss Fair" a film
version OF tho famous stage play BY
James Forbes. starring Myrtle Stcd.
man. Huntly Gordon. Marguerite De
Ia Motto. Cullen lands. Ward
Crane. Carmel Myers and Helen Fer.
guson Is the new cinema feature at
the Coliseum theater.
The story is concerned with the
attempt OF Ms. Fair. woman who
has won fame thru her war work In
France TO continue her work after
she returns home. She goes on a
lecture tour leaving her husband and
children to shift for themselves. The
poiut that the author strives 70
bring out Is that no woman can have
both a home and n career. The pic
ture has many thrilling and dra.
matte situations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
CO LO N l A l.

Mae Marsh featured In It'll We
Meet Again" opens az tho feature AZ
the Colonial theater today.
Mac Marsh portrays tho character
~ rich orphan who II robbed Of hcr
fortune and tricked into an insane
asylum by an INSCRIPTIONS guard.
ian. she escapes from the asylum
and II befriended by a gang of
crooks She finally finds her friends
and the bis climax comes when she
finds the crook who loved her burg.
lhririnS the house Of tho other man
who loves her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
WINTER GARDEN

4 clever comedy OF business pro
duced BY Jess Robbins lH showing
now at The Winter Garden theater
The Ladder Jlnx," as tho picture
il titled. il a fast moving comedy
feature with thrills and humor ga.
lore. IT'S unusual plot and the man
ner in which the good cast presents
il makes Il one OF the best comedies
the Winter Garden thcater has
shown for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

they had the real stuff. The title OF
Jackie's latest Is Toby Tyler"
which you VIII see very soon, SO
don't cry.
X. L. J.-Yes. so you did miss Mil
bred Harrisi and we shouldn't wonder
so did we. It's been a long time.
about year. since we saw her In her
last "A FOOLS Paradise" But now
she is coming back to take the lead
in The Fog
Dan Of Danville--l'm not trying to
show you a good time, or anything
like II. not me. Theda Bara really
is coming back. whether 1t be in The.
Easiest Way or six Days" It is
hard TO tell. The powers that be
haven't decided yet themselves. But
you shall know. and you can leave
that TO me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
COMPLETE WORK ON
"THE MEANEST MAN"

Final scenes were made this week
on Principal Pictures corporations
The Meanest Man in the World"
The production viii have an early
release and Is said 10 DO Of ex.
eeptlonal merit. Twenty well known
artists form the cast, headed by
Bert Lytell. Blanche Sweet, Bryant
washburn. Maryon Aye. Helen
Lynch. Victor Potel. Frances Ray
mond. William Conklin. Forrest
Robinson. Lincoln Stedman. Carl
Stockdale and others equally popu-
lar. Eddie Cline directed the fea-
ture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
LIBERTY

Douglas Fairbanks IN Robin
Hood" has returned 10 the Liberty
theater 10 allow those fans who did
not see the picture on It's previous
engagement to view Il. The story OF
Robin Hood" Is known TO every
body. and its possibilities as a mv
ton picture are easily seen. In the
screen production the costumes and
elaborate courts OF Old England are
lavishiy reproduced. The tourna'
ment Of the knights IS a feature Of
fcring many thrills Douglas Fair
hanks is ably assisted by Enid Ben
nett, Alan Hale. Wallace Berry and
sum do Grasse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
PALACE HIP

Is the photoplay feature on tho
current Palace Hip bill for tho com.
ing week. Tho 3th Afusketccr." a
funny picture with John.
mic Walker In tho title rolo Is 20
be showing. Tho picture il tecming
with comedy incident and thruthfully
illustrative OF human nature Eileen
Percy. William Scott and many other
players equally prominent are in the
good east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
GENIUS OF THE MOVIES IS ONLY 90!

been prompted by motion pictures
10 write. not only for the screen.
shows its influence In quickcning
mental activity.
Success. he said, cutting back.
lis the measure OF ones vital re.
lationshlp 10 the rest OF the world. Z
relationship made up Of an infinite
number OF sentimental reactions and
their material coin Of exchange.
In this business you must have
great faith In the weight OF emo.
tons. You've got 20 DO "a scntI.
mentalist 90 risk from $500, 900 to
900 900 for a picture in the reason.
able assurance that It's sway upon
human hearts will reimburse and
profit you.
You can readily sec that motion
pictures can't be based on cold.
blooded finance like raising potatoes
or selling cotton. The movie maker
can't simply pour in so much money
and sit back awaiting returns. He
must DO unusually alert TO tho go
cial and economic changes that re.
nc, upon fundamentally unchanFc.
able emotions. He's got TO get that
into his pictures or his product Is
unstable"
IL Is Irving Thaibcrg's canny ahIl.
Ity 20 do just that--to sense the
changing Psychology Of people and
10 shape all the activities Of movie
producing plant 10 the heart hungers
and mind groupings OF public
which brings him an income OF $780,.
900 year at %.
over his dynamic personality and
the consciousness OF his abilities. ne
wears a becoming mask OF modesty
and quiet unfaiiing courtesy. No,
trace OF swagger-for which.
Sparks. please keep the spotlight on
him a moment longer!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
NEW FIGHT STORIES
TO BE PICTURIZED

Mai st. Clair has just completed
II. c. witwer's Fighting Blood
series for r. 3. o. Another series
OF these popular stores win soon 90
into production. Beatrice Van Is
nreparing the continuitIes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
COL u M B l A

Down to the Sea in ships an
ada piatlon Of tho weli.known sea
story By John l.. K, Pcli Is tho new
attraction to DO offered 10 Columbia
patrons for the coming week. Ths
picture ia said TO be repioto with
thrills and the heart interest and
hurnor make u ono OF the best At
fractions Of tho season.
Raymond Mckee. weii.known char
ncter actor has tho stellar rolo and
Marguerite courtot has tho leading
feminine role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
BLUE MOU S E

These days the south Seas arc the
last outpost OF romance. There the
beaches blaze and tho surf roars.
there so authors. adventurers and
folk ike Ripllng's Tramp Royal"
Who are tired OF things as they are.
hound out for 10 admire and for 10
see somethin. strange and new. The
South seas are the locale Of Where
the Pavement Ends" the adventure
picture. which is the new featurs a,
the Blue Mouse theater now. Alice
Terry and Ramon Navarro are the
featured players and have an excel
tent and strong cast in their support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
P R IN C ES S

Lowis stone. Ruth Clifford. Edith
Roberts and Cleo Madison are fen.
,ured in THE Dangerous Age" tho
present feature attraction nj the
Princess theater. Tho Dangerous
Age" IL domestic drama telling
how a man OF 40 sought adventure
and romance and the family troubles
arising from II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
"THE PRINTERS DEVIL"
BARRY'S LATEST PICTURE

Production OF wesley Barry's
latest picture. Tho Printers Devil"
has been held up at The Warner
Brothers Coast studios. dtm to n
complete revision OF the story. The
picture ia being made Under the d..
rcc,lon Of william BeardiuS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
900 Americans daily.

900 Americans daily.
"That implies tremendous power
End responsibility. almost awcsome
az times. Think OF It's effect Upon
people whose lives would otherwise
DO drabl How II stimulates imagi.
nation. Builds dreams. Re-creates
waning ambition. Fires new hopes
Stirring a nation with new culture
why. the fac, that thousands OF
people heretofore inartioulate have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
BUSTER KEAT0N'S
"IhREE AGES FINISHED

Buster Keaton says that tho
Shakespsare's seven ages OF man
theory is all wrong. Buster says
there are only three ages-cribbage.
marriage and dotage- Busters
Kolossai Keaton Komedy. ''Thrcs
Ages" is now completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
TODAY'S PROGRAMS


COtISft N-'-The Famous Miss lair,
with Marguerite he Ia Mette and
Culien lands.
LIBERTY - Douglas Fairbanks In
Robin Heed
nIIE MOUSE Where the Fave
meat l,nd,." with Alice Terry and
hamaa Navarro.
STRAND - feia NeEn In "bella
nonna"
Coi1 MniA-~nown 20 the Sea In
>hips." . thrilling ses drama
WINTER GARDEN The Ladder
Jlnx," with fuiiy Marshall and I'D
ward Hortaa.
ooLoNIAIs--Mas Marsh In '-rin We
Meet Akaln."
PRI>CESS-tewis s,oae In The ban.
gcrous Age
STAGE
METROPOLITAN - Walker white
eide In The liindu."
fANrAt.ES-Naud program fea.
turing tranci. Rrnaait.
PALACE Htf - Vaudeville program
aud phetepiAS feature. The an
Nuskete~r." with lehnnic walker.
OLNMfIC-Naudssii comedy, glrl
revue and phoisplay feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

There are $4,000 motor vehicles
in Canada. nearly half OF these be.
ing In Ontario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19
You never saw anything
like II before!
REGULAR PRICES
LIBERTY NEWS

Semitic plHyflcld youngsters
In the final baseball pitching
contest.
Famous old sailing ship.
Glory OF tho Sens. goes Up In
smoke.
f'airview Parent Teacher IA
Hociation folk SEQ their chill
dren In May fete at cowon
Park.
Seattle w. Tacoma In soccer
football.
seward school puplln In
ffollc on Rogers playficld,
Green Lake Commercial Club
presents new street monument
IA iiify NJ Hoatfie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-19

DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Returns Liberty Robn Hood" Po N Dramatic
~ Ends Miss Is Coliseum
n "Th Man From Gny Winter Gardens Next Picture; "The
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

and inform her escort what she wishes.
The gentleman does the ordering. The
entire dinner should be ordered at the
same time. Each couple orders their
own dinner. except when one gentle
man is giving the dinner, in which case
he either orders his dinner in advance
or chooses the dishes, inviting sugges-
lions from his guests. 90 In carving
meat. hold the carving fork in the left
hand. the forefnger placed on the top
side of the fork in order to better hold
IT In place; then place the fork in the
meat at an angle whereby the piece
of meat can be held firmly. Enough
meat is carved before removing the
cork to serve all.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
GEN ERAL

Six prisoners were shot, none be
heved seriously, when general de.
livery was attempted at the city
workhouse at st. Louis. Eighteen
men made dash for freedom bat all
were rounded up by guards.
Miss Dolores Dixon, who recently
brought q suit for $4,000 damages
against 'Babe" Ruth, the New York
Yankee "home-run king" alleging Sc
duction and assault withdrew her
case.
The Hippodrome New York's great
est playhouse has closed its doors
for good. The great playhouse will
make way for large business struc-
ture.
Several men are still buried at the
Cactus mine. ten miles west of
Miami, Ariz., as a result of a caye-in
at the mine. One man who was
taken from the workings unconscious
is in a critical condition at the coun-
~ hospital He was the only man re-
moved from the workings. He said
%.O DOiVf Cd many VI iilo lellOW WOTk-
men were caught in the shifting
ground that fell on them.
Forged notes. ranging in denom-
ination from 500 up into the thous-
ands, constitute the evidence of de-
fsication against William III. Boil,
assistant cashier OF the City Bank of
York. Pa, according to state banking
officials who closed the institution af-
ter they had discovered a shortage
estimated at nearly $1,000,000.
Hull Youngblood. San Antonio,
Texas structural steel director, must
serve twenty days in jail for his re-
fusal to testify on his alleged re-
marks that the Texas legislature was
meance to the state and that its |
members were ready to grab money
''off the money barrel head" laid
down by corporations. A joint leg
islative committee sentenced Young
blood.
Two more members of the House |
of David colony were in custody as |
the grand jury prepared to shift its
inquiry into charges of immortality. |
TO the questioning of |
brides and bridegrooms.
Benjamin Hill, pitcher for the House
of David ball team. and a 26-year-old
girl companion from the colony, were
Intercepted at SteveEsville, a village
II miles south OF St Joseph, by Sher
In Bridman as they were preparing
TO leave the. county.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

Dear Miss Brooks:
Cd when lady is eating supper
with a male companion at restau-
rant or hotel, should the lady read the
menu card and decide what she wants
then tell her escort to order 1t for her
or should she order 1t herself7 Should
all the courses be ordered at the same
timer II there happens TO be more
than one couple at the same table, who
should order the supper, or should each
individual order In turn. ladies first7
"a What Is the proper way to hold and
use a fork when carving meat? Your
Apprsciativs friend.
BONNIE BEE
"a A lady should consult the menu
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

y and carefully answered. those seeking medical advice
Dc sent self envelope the
and
each letter In b made.
All areh strct ly al
requesting
sdd envelope also with these they forwarded directly
Salt City, . - - = " -
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11


II ysrn listen I'll sing you . sveso
little song,
OF a nowsr that's now dropped 40
dead
Yet dearer to me. yes. than all Of b
mates.
Tho each holds a1oft Its proud head
si~es -e'vs met. faith. Two known ne
repose.
She is dearsr by far than the worIrs
brightest star.
And call her my Wild Irish Rose
My wild Irish Rose. the sweetest flower
that grows,
You may search everywhers. but none
can compare
with my Wild Irish Rose.
Ny wild Irish Rose. the dearest flower
that grows.
And some day for my sake, she may
let me take
The bloom from my wild Irish Rose.
They may sing Of their roses which
by other names
Would smell just as sweetly they sayf
But 1 know that my love would never
consent
To have that sweet name taken away.
Her glancss are shy wheneer I pass
by
The bower whore my true love repose;
And my one wish has been that some
day I may win
The heart of my Wild Irish Rose
BASHFUL BILL. Clear Lake, Utah:
now have one of your songs II you
will send me your name. You see this
IS one of the reasons / wish your name
when you send your query In. 1t saves
is both time
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
TELEGRAPH|C TALES
FOR BUSY READERS.
\ RESUME OF THE WEEKS
DoiNos IN THIS AND OTHER
COUNTRIES
Important Events of the Last Seven
Days Reported by Wire and Pre-
pared for the Benefit of tho
Busy Reader
WESTERN

Three yeggs blew open the safe OF
me First National Bank at Moab
Utah and escaped with approximately
$1,000 in cash. resident of Moab
named Greene came by the bank
while the men were at work and
when he apparently discovered some
thing was wrong and stepped up to
the bank window one of the men on
guard ordered him to raise his hands
and then an acccnplice came from
the bank and Greene was bound and
gagged
photographs and fingerprints of
Clara Phillips, escaped hammer muir
aeress, are on the way to Tegucigal-
pa, Honduras, where she is believed
to be under arrest, according to an
announcement from DIR. r. NJ. Rod
riguez. Honduran counsul at Los
Angeles.
The American fishing schooner ST.
loan Of Seattle suspected of poach-
ing In Solander bay on the west
coast of Vancouver Island, British
Columbia, was captured by the
Canadian fisheries patrol boat Ma
laspina, after the schooner struck
broadside by a volley OF shots from
the patrol boat, had been scuttled by
crew that fled leaving one wound
ed man, who was taken prisoner
Secretary Work threw open 275, 900
acres of public land in five western
states for entry by former service
men. The tracts. comprising the |
largest areas offered for homestead
ing by the interior department dur
Ing the past two years, are %, 900 |
acres In Owyhee county, Idaho; d.
600 acres In Beaverhead county,
Montana; $4,000 acres in Elko and
Eureka counties. Nevada; 5000 acres
In Rio Arriba county. New Mexico,
and 1900 acres In Mesa county, Col
orado.
Direct orders from the attorney
generals office in Washington to
rigidly investigate dealings of oil
firms and corporations doing bust
ness in Oklahoma, came to light at
the federal investigators office at
Oklahoma City. This action, 1t is be-
lieved resulted from announcement
that no appropriations by the last
state legislature are available for
Dtate investigation.
Albert Peterson, a policeman was
'hot and killed and Guy Carlson,
ieputy sheriff, was dangerously {
at Mitchell. Neb., by Har- I
I'D Randall, whose arrest was sought c
IN charge of bootlegging. Randall |
escaped.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

To MRS L. NJ. Emery. Utah: Thanks
for your contribution, dear Mrs. L. ~.
and also for your offer, but I now
have correct copy of the one song
and have the other one so you Will
not need to bother. 1 am making every
effort to get the songs you request.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

more than 9 very superficial answer
to this question. Ordinarily l per-
sonally do not think 1t wise to assume
| tho responsibilities of married life un-
| circumstances might make 1t quite SEN
sible to marry younger than this.
To DOROTHY, Wendell, Ida: VIII
send your song in your enclosed en-
velops soon as 1t is located.
Dear Miss Brooks:
am an old. young man. and am in
terested in your answers to CORES
pondents. May ask favor of you?
VIII you send me the story of Pando-
ras box of evils from mythology?
Thanking you in advance. 1 am yours
respectfully.
NJ. H.. Howe. Idaho.
Watch your step. Mr.. Man. and be-
gin thinking you're young. young
man. or you'll soon be an old. old man.
I am very glad you are interested in
my corner and you are very welcome
to the story you request, told briefly,
but l hope sufficient to supply your
need.
Pandora. in Greek mythology. was
the first woman created. Jupiter (who
in Roman mythology was king of heav-
en-, and whom the Greeks called Zeus),
was so angered at Prometheus, because
he had stolen fire from heaven, that he
resolved to avenge himself upon man.
So he called upon Vulcan to fashion a
being in godlike form from earth and
water. All the gods Joined in endow-
ing the new being with attractive |
qualities or those qualified to make
mischief. Minerva gave her artist
knowledge. Venus contributed beauty,
and Mercury made her artful and de-
signing. The Graces and tho Seasons
clothed her, and Jupiter christened her
Pandora. or all-gifts. Thus endowed,
The new creation was sent to Prone
theus. who received her co1dly. for ne
was suspicious OF gifts from the gods.
Then Mercury took her to Epfmethsus,
who was much more trustful than his
brother. He married her and was hap
~ until Mercury brought 4 box which
he confided to the care of Pandora. with
trict instructions that she should not
'pen 1t. Her curiousity. however, was
90 strong. and she undid the fasten-
ngs. Then at once there burst cut all
he vices. sins. crimes and sufrerings
hat can afflict man, for Jupiter had 7
cen that the box was well filed.
frightened at what she had done, Pan
ora hastily shut down the lid in time
o retain and preserve for man Hope,
shich always follows suffering and II :
he chief consider OF the race.
1 will send your songs as soon A. T
an get them in the envelope you en- {
losed.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

A FRIEND from Utah: II you wfv
send your name / can now send this
song you requested some time ago.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

To SUSIE. Roberts. Idaho: VIII ssn&
song just as soon 1t is located. nno
for your sake surely hope to be sue
ceRsful in my search.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11

When in Salt Lake be photographed at Monroe
Studios. 267h So Main. Advertisements
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-05-11
Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
l would like to have you answer a
question. My hair is brown and comes
to my waist. 1t Is thick and fine. Do
you think 1t is best to bob lit I am
eleven years old. Respectfully yours.
e. c.. Kuna. Idaho.
No, my dear, not unless you wish to.
Since 1t seems to be doing so nicely
would not have 1t cut unless 1 had
preference for II that way. You are
young enough so that 1t is perfectly
all right for you to wear 1t bobbed IL
you wish, but since you have such nice
hair almost hate to have you do II.