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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

The Flaming Hour" tho rtory oi
mans fall from favor among his
associates and his subsequent rcgcn
Grafton thru heroism and honesty.
comes 10 the screen Of tho Princess
theator today MS n Universal Offering.
with Frank Mayo In the starring role
Opposite Mayo Ia Helen Ferguson.
and other main roles AFRO handled by
Charles Ciary. Tom Kennedy. Mci
bourne Mcdowell and Albert Sic,
Qnarrie, Edward sedgwick directed
tho filming OF tho story. written by
Lillian Chester and her famous hus.
band. George Randolph Chester.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
thousands of Men and Women Have Kid
ney trouble and Never Suspect 1t

most people do not rea,lza the
,-. ,'nlng Increase and remarkable
lss ,y Of kidney disease While
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Al a, Diseases that prevail, they
tI.n,. mos the last recognized by pa
~. nho usually content them
Viii. 8, u''n doctorino tho effects,
s.S ,s tne original discasc constantly
,b, "sak kidneys may cause lunbaeo.
uslr ,'aa'lsn, catarrh Of the blaader'
o. m,, y ouil ache in the back. Joints
lpdIss.,,'sea at times have headache or
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cark s,. .s''ow complexion. puffy or
lime, , ~, under tho eyes. some
toub,. 'eel as tho you had heart
ton h.. may have plenty OF amb,-
t,s , 1as no strength. get weak md
H. 4 'nslosins ten cents to ma r obtain
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' paper--Adyertlsemont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY

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and mail II TO Foley & Co.. 1886 Shelf
field Ave. Chicago. H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs. colds and
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in sides and back; rheumatism. back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments:
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some and thoroughly cleansing Gu.
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Nertiaement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
OLYMPIC OFFERING
Is PLEASING PATRONS

Comody-drama, vaudeville. photo.
plays and n girl revue attractivcly
presented offer entertainment 10
Olympic patrons now. Miss George
Chnrtres in singing and whistling
comedy numbers IL proving very,
popular Ray Bell as the old South.
ern NANNY gives clever comedy that
Is well received, and tho numbers OF.
fercd by Grace West and Lee JaNon.
with chorus ensemble. are prcttily
and cleyorly done. Larry Langcvln
and girls in Colonial costumes in the
mlnuot offer much amusement. Tho
international News and Pirates OF
the Deep" arc the photoplay attrac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

Joyce, Shirley Mason, Eleanor Board
man, Viola Dana, Carol Dcmpster.
Virginia Nallie and Katherine Mae
Donald, only Agnes Ayrea. Eleanor
Boardmnn and Virginia vaIlie were
ever with Essanay Film company.
Tut-Thero's nothing slow about
you. Tho earl bird. etc" Wen.
that's perfectly good motto even IL
II doesn't apply. Lloyd Hughes isn't
asleep. or anything Ike II. in fact no
Is very much alive in the adaptation
OF Tristram Tupper's 'Terwiliiger."
which Frank Borzage is starting TO
direct for release thru First National.
incidentally Pauline Garon takes the
only feminine role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Judge Neterer to
Try Murder Case

To assist In the murder trial Of
Andrew Bellrw. an Indian. at Bel.
linghan. who is charged with tho
killing Of woman. Federal Judge
Jeremiah Setorur. United States At.
tornsy Thomas +. Rnvellc. Chief
Deputy John Frnier and United
States Marshal 4. T. Benn left for
BslilnEhRm Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
s'.''''..sss............ ......................
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
TODAY'S PROGRAMS
SgItIIN

CoIisTt M-Isatrire JOY. Raymond
tatton. Jasqusiins Logan. Albert
ite-ee, and George IsHost Ia
java Head" and anund ) u
"tiEhting Heed"
llhliiii-AEnss AYres aud Itiehard
nis IN "RasinE iIsarts."
sihANb-I.aaretts Taylor LA reg o
NJ Heart"
hLuE MousE-Massi Normand In
Susanna"
Colt MniA-Iterbcrt Haullnson aud
Eileen fsrc1 H. The Prisoner"
CotoNiAis-May hrA,sy in a Nir-
Ginia Caurtship"
WINTER UAuDEN-May Allison In
The Noman Nhs Pooled Herald. /"
PRINCES - Ffank Mayo la \ he
fBAmlng nour."
STAGE
MOoItE-Nariety vaudeville prasram.
fANTAnEs - Vaudeville program,
featuring Nod sortan aud Company.
PALACE mr. - Vaudeville program,
Featuring stuart's scotch ltstu..
OLYMPIC - Vaudeville. moilea ple-
turs., comedy drama and Eifi revue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Dsss'rs Recent Discovery, Also
hsats Ulcers, Boils. Carbunoles,
Assesses and Open Sores In
Few Days.

Ihs world progresses. TODAY all.
a''s tnat took weeks to cure can
20 soT % ended In few days. II you
aye varicose veins or punches you
- START this today 10 bring them
- % normal size, and IL you are
slss you will do 80.
Just get an original bottle OF
=, Zones Emerald Oil at any dispens.
~ pharmacist and apply # night
Il. !. morning to the enlarged veins.
~ = very powerful and penetrating,
=. only a little is required.
v. e''er a few days treatment the
/. "s WI begin to grow smaller and
ncrnal. ~" ieuuoe 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
PALACE HIP

Serving ns tho phoioplay attrac,
ton on tho Palace Hip bill this week
Is the latest picture starring Clara
Kimball Young. entitled Enter.
Madam" The picture is an interest.
ing adaptation OF tho stage play by
Gilda varosi and Dolly Byrne and
offers Mas Young one OF tho mos;
interesting rolea sho has over had
on the screen. Many other well.
known players are included in the
cast. They include Louise Dresser
and Rosita Marstini.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
COLUMBIA

Herbert Rawilnson II the star o,
Tho tho romantic Universal photoplay.
Tho Prisoner" which Ia tho attrac.
ton at tho Columbia now.
Eileen Percy and Juno Elwdgo arc
two ox-ataru in the ail.B,ar support.
ing cast, which includes Bertrau
Grasaby. Lincoln stedman. Gertrude
short. Lillian Jangdon. Mario Garlic
and others.
The story II aliuringiy romantic
and adventurous adapted from
George Barr McCuteheon's popular
noyRi. Castle Crancycrow." and al.
rec,ed in tho screen transcription by
Jack Conway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Bathed but Twice,
Wife Asks Divorce

Saturday night"-the words held
no significance for Domlnick TIN
anito. grocery store proprietor at
T7oi 18th ave. s.. so his wife, Dora.
filed suit for divorce. She says that
since last November he has taken
only two baths.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

l. o Gr-Yes. have quite fow
things on my mind. but you SEQ l
certainly don't let that stand in my
way when II comes 10 answering your
questions Az n matter OF fact Ward
Crane does appear In Within the
Law" with Norma Talmadge. Jack
Mulhall takes the leading male role.
with Low Cody. Did you know that
Eileen Percy and Helen Ferguson
also appear In tho oast7 How's that7
d. -. C.. Hoboken. n. Yes. you
remember correctly. I'm the party
you're 20 bring your troubles 70.
Ruth Roland is not married at pres
ent. but she formerly was Mrs Kent
] am overwhelmed. you shower me
with questions. The wife OF Conway
Toaric is Adele Rowland. She atill
plays under that name r. X. lin
coin was born in Johnstown. Pa,
Margie-Of all those you ask
about namely. Agnes Ayres. Alice
tons with the new "Four.in-one"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
WINTER GARDEN

The Woman Who Fooled Herself
brings May Allison. co.featured with
her husband. Robert Ellis, TO tho
Winter Garden In fascinating
drama % love and intrigue written
by CHARGES A. i,ogue and produced
by Edward A. MacManua.
Tho picture IL ably presented and
the playing cast includes many
notable players. among them Robert
ELLA Frank Currier Robert schhble
and Louis Dean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
COLONIAL,

For an actress who has made her
reputation by her exquisite handling
OF tensely emotional scenes. May
McAvoy. who Is TO be seen now at
tho Colonial thcntor in ~ Virginia
Courtship," makes a surprisingly con.
vincIng tomboy in tho earlier scenes
Of this charming romantic comedy OF
the South as 4, 10 today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur added will
turn gray. streakcd and faded hair
beautifully dark and luxurlant. Just
a few applications will prove a reve-
lation II your hair Is fading, streaked
or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
sulphur recipe at home, though, In
troublesome, An easier way Is to get
a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound at any drug store.
all ready for use. This is the old.ume
recipe improved by tho addition OF
other ingredients.
While wispy, gray, faded hair Is
not sinful. we all desire to retain
our youthful appearance and attract.
lvoness. By darkening your hair
with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com.
pound no one can tell, because II does
II 20 naturally so evenly, You just
dnmpen u sponge or soft brush with
II and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at time
by morning all gray hairs have dis
appeared, and, after another applica.
ton or two. your hair becomes beau.
TRULY dark. glossy, soft and luxur-
acknowledgements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Simple Way to Get
Rid of B[ackheads

There is one simple safe and sure
way that never falls to get rid OF
blnckheads. that is TO dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces of calo-
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle little on a hot wet cloth
rub over the blackheads brisxlv
wash the parts and you will be
surprised how the blackheads have
disappeared. Big blacllheads, little
blackheads, no matter where they
are. simply dissolve and disappear.
Blackheads are simply n mixture of
dust and dirt and secretions that
form In the pores of the skin. The
calonite powder and the water dis
solve the blackheads so they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean and In their natural condition.
advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
LIBERTY

Theodore Roberts ia again n Eruff
parent with heart OF gold in tho
role 81 John Kent. father Of Virginia
konL played by Agnes Ayrea. In
Racing Hearts" n Paramount pic.
turo which II At the Liberty thoAtcr
now. Az In What's Your Hurry"
a comedy'drana starring Wallace
Reid. Mr.. Roberts again has the rolo
OF a rich automobile manufacturer
who refuses 10 recognize tho value
Of modern Advertising. But many
new situations and an himos, un.
limited number OF eomleAi episodes
and tiilcs makes tho veteran char.
aeier actor Of tho screen an entirely
now person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
STRAND

Tho screen adoption OF Peg o. sly
Heart" the famous ], Hartley Man.
ncrs stage play which n showing
this week as tho feature attraction
al tho strand theater. h proving a
valuable attraction. Capacity audi.
encca arc filling the thcater
Tho picture In said 10 be even
greater than tho stage play. which
has been produced IN many foreign
countries. Iaurctts Taylor. who has
been starred In in production on the
screen. was also tho star OF many
OF It's stage presentations, Her role
IL very ably handled,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
BLUE MOUSE

An appeal TO the lover OF the
artistic and picturesque Is Mack
scnnctt's ''suzanna." starring Mabel
Normand. and now at the Blue Mouse
theator.
The character OF suEnnna. 20 ably
portrayed by Miss Sormand. II that
Of an early spanish Californian peon.
raised 10 from tho day Of her birth.
Thru design. however. suranna has
been cheated OF her rightfui herit.
axe. for sho Is In reality tho daughter
OF a Don OF high caste and lineage.
Because OF her apparent low Eta.
ton In life. SuEanna cannot accept
tho love OF the man aho loves and
u loved by. But Fate. however. de.
eides to make amends and every.
ihlnga ends Is II should.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

Pretty Agnes Ayres has
one Of the best and most in
teresting roles she has eUer
portrayed as the star of
Racing Hearts" The auto
mobile photopLay nor the at
traction at the Liberty the
dter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

Kenneth Harlan. wellknown screen
player, who " considered by many
the legitimate successor to the lnto
Wallace Reid, viii be here next Fri.
day ns the star OF "rho Beautiful
and Damned at the Blue Mouse
thoater In this picture Harlan ~
assisted by Marie Provost and fine
supporting cast, and TX said to give
a good display OF his ability.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03

tons with the new "Four.in-One'
show Mt tho Olympic. which has so
far proven pleasing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-03
Danask Luncheon
Cloths S1.O0

A special value in mercer
lied Damask Lunch con
Cloths, colored borders, fin
ished with hemstitching. Size
5Sx5S inches.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01
MIX BATTLES CROOKS
IN STEPPING FAST
AT Rylander Saturday Wnh VII
liam Duncan In THE
Steel Trail

IN his latest picture, "Steppinf
Fast" which viii be, the feature at
the Rylander next Saturday, Tom
Mix exchanges his famous stetsoa
for the small white hat Of sailor
during part Of the action, in which
the star plays the role of a young
ranchman who Inadvertently gets
mixed up with a gang Of interna-
tional crooks. Then the fun and the
momentum begins and "Stcppi' g
Fast" is Toms middle name.
He works his way to China as Il
stoker on a tramp steamer to get
the treasure away from the crooks.
There he meets and saves the life
of the girl whose father entrusted
him with the stolen secret. Then
they race back across the Paci1lc
in hot pursuit Of the crooks
Once on good cid American soil,
Tom and the girl. who is none
other than Claire ADAMS, fling
themselves into Tomas razor With
eutout open and engine roaring like
a young cyclone, Athey speed acres
the desert to the site where the
treasure is buried.
There a novel, yet to, dfic, has
tie takes nlace. Tom maui, con
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Dramatic, ForcefuI, Beautiful
is Gloria Swanson in Lara .
Wonderful Effects, Rich Gowns
and Lavish Scenes Mark
New Production

Gloria Swanson in the role she
was made forj "Zaza" queen Of
the gay French music halls; a crea-
+ ture of whirlwind emotions, saw
age loves and @hates-a veritable
wildcat. And how she plays it!
Under the spell of her artistry,
the famous old French love drama
flames into new and greater
glory. Her performance is said 70
take rank with that of Mrs. Leslie
Carter, to whom the role brought
undying fame when Belasco first
presented it in America; and with
chat of Geraldine Farrar who Great
ed the role in opera.
But this Zaza-! According to he
critics it is the greatest of all, and
was produced by Allan Dwan, lse-
spcnsible for Robin Hood" 1t is
one of the greatest photoplays 10
be shown by the Rylander and is
the attraction for next Thursday
and Friday
The scenes are laid in France,
and the story has for its locale the
village Of st. Etier1e, near Paris.
where ZaZa is the star, queen and
idol of the patrons at The Odeon
4 cafe of the showry type. Through
an act of gallantry, she meets and
falls in love with Bernard Dufresne
a member of the French diploma
tic corps.
Florianne, a soubrette, is also IL
tracted to Dufresne by his great
wealth, and she does everything in
her power to set Zaza against him,
even to telling her that Dufresne
is about to leave for America with
woman he calls my dear" Zaza
gees to Paris to verify this report
and discovers the other woman is
/ Bernard's wife. She is heart
broken and on her next meeting
with Durfesne tells him that she mas
told his wife of an imaginary al
talr between then-only to retract
her words wheB she sees the suffer.
ing they inflict. Dufresne declares
his love for her and vows he will
obtain divorce. But Zaza advises
him against this, and with his wife
@nd child he leaves for America,
where Madame Dufresne later dies.
Dufresnc end his daughter, Yvonne
returned to Paris and see Zaza
again-now the great Zaza of the
French stage. Their reconciliation
follows.
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PYLbNDER BOOKS
BIG ATTRACTIONS

A number of rMusually oood
theatrical attractions have been
booked by the Rylander manage
ment for December, among then,
being two Of the best musical com )
dies of the season, Sue Dear" aud
Just Married." and ]. A. O..
burns Ministries.
Sue Dear" comes to Ame,icus
with what is claimed to be the orr
g'2al cast and has received press
reviews from Southern critics de-
clarlr" it to be one of the best
musical comedies of the season. II
fairly sparkles with hun,or and
the author is Ridle Dudley, humor-
lst of the New York Evening WorlJ
who has long since qualified as
one of the most talented in his pro-
fession. Sue Dear win be the at
tractlc1 on Dec. 7th.
Columns Ministries appear on
Dee. 18th and it is said to be the
best performance "Cobe" has ever
produced. Every thing new, songs
Jckes, costumes, scenery, acts aud
s"HlcuE' inc Singing. clever dane
ING. Slim Vermont, that long tall
party. with the educated legrnaniac
pedals, associated with the best per.
formers and companies in ministre-
lsv for years, together with Nate
Mulroy. Hank White and dozen
other singing dancing comedy men
furnish the latest and best in Jokes.
jazz numbers and characteristic
hurrah black face stunts, sketches
end acts
Just Married" which plays on
Dee. l4th is declared the best bed
room farce" since Twin Beds. I"
though it Is instead state-room.
farce. It is coming, to Americas
direct from Atlanta and Birming-
ham an dafter long engagements
in New York. Chicago. Philadelphia
and Boston. IT is said that the story
in this com I'd ia unusually interest
ing and laughable. Gust Married"
was written by Adelaide Matthews
end Anna Nichols, authors of
Scrambled Wives and "Night;e
Night and other successes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01
| SUE DEAR RECEIVES
HtGHE ST PRAISE
Wilmington Critic Declares 1t
Best Musical Comedy Of
Season

Sue Dear" the musical comedy
attraction at the Rylander on Dec.
7, has received greater praise
from newspaper critics in the South
than probably any other attrac-
ton of the season. Below is re-
printed a review by Win Hayes in
the Wilmington, N, c. Morning
Star:
Melody, charm, grace and beau
ty are poor words indeed, but the
best in the book lat that to de-
scribe the musical piece which yes
terday played to Wilmington. 1t
was Bide Dudley's great Sue
Dear" without a doubt best must
cal comedy played hero so far this
season,
1t has been a long lime since
Wilmington has been treated to the
combination - the melody, charm
grace and beauty aforementioned
lin so delightful a manner The
music is haunting. 1t is the kind
that stays with one long after the
singers become dim mem ories.
Each artist put forth a supreme
effort to please, and the loud ac-
claim of the audiences at both mat
inec and night perform mees proved
that those efforts were not wasted.
Now let us deal with ethel Clark,
as Minerva, who gave Wilmington
somewhat OF a surpris by her vo-
cal performance. A melc slip of a
girl, barely five feet in height, with
an Hnfbrgetable charm, unleashed
a voice that would have done JUS
tive to woman twice her size. She
sang in & pure, firm soprano, and
reached about as lofty Heights as
1t is possible to obtain. Around her
charming elfin-lkc self centers1 a
good deal Ct the plot and story.
Eleanor Bennett as Sue, the
leading character of the piece.
scored distinctive success in har
prima donna part Like Miss Clarke
she too carried the personality aud
the talent which seemed as thot gh
she had been cut out to play the
part.
Of course there was story, a
pretty love story intedwoven
through the pieceIt ecntered about
shop girl, supposedly. the deliv.
cry Of necklace, plot to involve
the communicating Philip West, and
the tangle, that came when West
fell in love. 1t unwound logically
and with d punch
Now the chorus is not to be
overafter time, as was the quartet,
singing .'Foolishment," Chick,
Philip, Dave and the count, con-
trlbuted this number. looked in
fact there wasn't soul in which
wasn't part Of the show.
The finale had been sung. The
curtain had dropped over the sue.
cessful night performance. The
drops and the wings fell away. The
principals and the chorus started
for the stairs. The representative
OF our favorite moving stepped
into the scene.
What lovely audiences" Miss
Clark was enthused.
Splendid" Miss Parker could
not express her gratitude.
And so they were happy. all of
them. to have been with Us and
wilmington is certainly 3ratified
they came.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01

PIE Of the crooks, but the third one
escanes with the treasure on horse
back. Tom, nothing daunted, leaps
into his racer and gives a demon
straticn Of fast trick riding that is
guaranteed to make Your heart
pound on the double-quick, he
heads off the horseman at every
turn, and, finally, standing up IN
the racer, leaps atop the rider,
dragging hi INTO the ground
On the program with stepping
Fast viii be shown the latest chap
ter Of THE Steel Trail" <tarring
William Duncan" and a Century
comedy Tips"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-12-01
Is THOS. NEIGHAA
WOMAN PROOF
George AIDE Says mo" Hand
some Star at Rylsnder Mon
day in "Wornan-ProOf'


We had better begin With Q, Con-
fession. The new play for ThomA
Mcighan is called "Woman-Frooa
70 the thousands Of anxious SOUS
who are waiting to fird out II it e
really so, we issue the following
glorious bulletin;
No. Tom Meighan is not womat1-
proof!'
If Tom Meignan ever went
through a picture absolutely lnal3-
ferent 10 the charms AID attractloIts
Of our most important sex, the
planets would wobble in their orbits
streams would run up nil, the birds
would cease singing, eTery school
Tor girls would have the flag AZ
half-ma Adolph zukor and Jess
L. Lasky would retire into their or
tices andsrefuse to see callers, tise
Statute Of Liberty would turn
around and look westward to find
out what was the matter, President
Coolidge would call special ser
sion in order to meet the crisis, ana
the author Of the play would be =
fugitive from justice.
You may remember that "a
Back Home and Broke Tom was
back home, but he wasn't broke
not by any means! The point of tie
story was that a lot Of people
thought he was broke. In the nefy
story al great many relatives and
friends and excited bystandeSs
think that Tom is woman-proof Pc
cause he is a little slow about
picking out a girl and bounding her
INTO matlimony.
He plays the part of q bachelor
who must get married within cen.
tain time limit to insure the diyl-i
sion of big estate. AZ brother ard
two sisters are watching anxiousie
because, if Tom doesn't get married
by certain date, they can't coilc@s
their money--and oh, how tleK
need il,
Toms father was to blame, be-
cause he made the will,
That's about all Of the story
that we dare to reveal. AL Green IL
directing and Tom Geraghty is ad~
visine and Tom Meighan is Gus
Hero ana Lila Lee is tn girl tbs
author is hiding at home, sd let rs
hope for. the best.
81 "W0np1-P Proof" is the special att
t.ig@tien at the Rylander on Mon
q vhnd Tuesday and is being shows
wit aeeomedy, Hold Everything.