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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
at the Kellogg Company. Battle
Crppk Mich A

at the hPHOBB 1oH'pH"Ss
Creek, Mieh.)
Constipation is q dangerous disease.
It should not be neglected. But 90
not try halfway measures IN seeking
relief. Kellogg Is Bran is ALL bran.
And it takes ALL bran to be loo1o
effective. Kellogg g Bran is guaran-
teed to bring permanent relief, II
eaten regularly. in the most chrona
eases. If it fails, your grocer will re-
turn your money.
Eat two tablespoonfuls daily-iii
chronic cases, with every meal. Eat
it with milk or cream. The flavor is
delicious. Sprinkle it on other cereals.
Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in the
recipes on every package. 1t will bring
you health Begin eating it to-day.
Made in Battle Creek. Sold by all
grocers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
Fred Swingle ............-...S5.00
F. E. Albright ............ 500
American Legion .41.OO

The very liberal contribution
| made by the Legion was possible
! through the proceeds of tacky
party given by that organization
; and the Army is rejoicing over this
| unexpected donation to the Christ
mas fund.
The contributions to the Christ
mas kettles are hardly up to ex-
pectations, according to Ensign
Lloyd and his wife, who are in
charge of activities, and unless do
pations come faster and heavier to-
morrow, the last day on which it is
possible to give, there is grave
danger that some one may have to
be omitted in the Christmas baskets
and gifts that are being planned
for the poor
Another family the Army has
heard of is in particular need of
Christmas cheer and help as the old
es: girl, aged Is, is suffering from
tuberculosis. There is no mother
and the father is vaIiaptlv trying to
keep his little band together, in
cluding two Younger children, 10
and II. Perhaps there is some
ranchcr with plenty of fresh eggs
and gOod. pure milk lat will take
JOY in giving this invalid girl a
real treat of the sort of food she
most needs to speed her recovery.
Contributions of matted milk, bull
lion cubes and other nOurishing de-
licacics would be appropriate, as the
family treasury does not permi;
these Injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
The Weather

FOR Los ANGELES AND VI
CINITN-Fair aud cool tonight and
Wednesday. Thursday probably
fair
FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair and cooler tonight Wednes-
day fair. Heavy frost in interior.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
hccizontal

!. From one end or side TO tho
her.
z. z That on which a thing rests.
3. Anything spherical.
d. Consisting Of two.
Vertical
l. Cared for.
.. Game played on horseback or
sates.
6. Old Scotch game,
I. Freedom from sickness.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23

Corona, Riverside county, con-
sumes more lemons than any other
city in the world, $4,000, 900 pounds
last year, mostly made into citric
acid.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
ONE OF LAST TONY
EXPRESS MEN IS DEAD

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. 81
Charles Cliff, one Of the last Of the
famous pony express riders Of the
west died here yesterday. Cliff had
lived here 60 years. Only three pony
express riders survive, it is belleV-
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
BAY CITY SEEKS
BACK TAXES OF
TELEPHONE FIRM
By United Press LEASED Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, %
Back taxes amounting to $25O,000
accumulating on franchise since 1915
will be sought by the city Of San
Francisco from the Pacific Telc-
phone and Telegraph company
through court action, city Attorney
George Lull announced today.
More ducks are eaten in China
than III any other country, which
should teach them to stay away from
there.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23

II. J. Evans, Exeter, TuIarc coun
ty, grew q lemon weighing ! Y lbs.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-23
TOMORROW IS
LAST DAY FOR
CONTRIBUTIONS

Fifty one dollars more have been
received i'll contributions to the
Christmas Cheer fund OF the Saliva.
tion Army. making $96.50 IN al.
The new contributors were as fol
lows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Stage Folks Will Make
Merry New Years Eue

ENOUR days more and you can let
j. or buck, 1895 win BE- greeted
by the funniest. biggest and most
elaborate midnight mRunecs ever at
tempted az the liberty. Coliseum
and strand theaterS when these
three popular houses open their
doors New Years eve "Wednesday
mighty az II O'Clock 90 tho ioy.scek-
INK crowds Each announce all-pro-
ftssonal acts
Everyone connected with the the
Alters is keeping much silence about
ihD biz surprise ski,s that win b.
presented that hectic night. 40 We
iourncyed down 20 thu strand last
uisht 70 get IN" on the rohearsals.
Luckily. no one saw US enter. and
once concealed from observation. We
started TO listen In. The orchestra
was going over a blue song. and
upon finishing their sobbins walls.
one Of those much-talked-about acts
was rchearsed. II started with a
Sang. and before II was really under
way We had already burst with
laughter. So much talking was go
ing on back stage that no ono
heard us Hence wc held our
ground The act ended with such
a startling surprise that NC gave
pGt a yeip The yclp gave us away
and had US almost crying for help.
ia~tdentaily We wish 70 thank the
fire escape door-it came in handy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
ON THE SCREEN


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
PARAMOUNT BEGINS
ZANE GREY STORY

Zane Grcy'H The laundering
Herd" has some into production as
"A Paramount Picture at Calaiaaaa.
cal. location personally selected
~ Tho author
The LAUNDERING Herd" viii -
directed ny william X. Howard. It's
cAsi ~ featured players includes
Jack Holt. Lois Wilson. Noah Beory.
Raymond Hatton and Charlsn oRie.
Tho siogy % -rh1 Numbering
HERR is written around tho making
~ the Wett ono o. the bg scenes
led thr picture WIN be- ihc stampede
70 a herd ~ 1000 buffalo. n la
these animals which furnish tho
backbone 90 the sior9.
4 camp % Arauhoo Indians las
hrcn loaned 20 Paramount from tho
United States government rcssrya.
lion 10 Montana for battle scenes IN
tho production. A herd Of buffalo
has been shipped from Yellowstone
park 20 tho location camp Tor the
filming o. n buffalo hunt Other
scenes with the bison wul he taken
On location at Yellowstone national
uark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Alan crasiaad TIE director who re-.
gently completed "Contruband' ar
no Lasiy studio in Hollywood has
arrived in New YOfk Tor %. holt
iaya. which be VIII spend with Die
family IN Wsstchsstsr. Mr Cr1siand
win return % California after the
New Year 70 direct Betty Compson
.n 'The Noonflower"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

What we've seen thus Tar viii
certainly pep up 1855 goodbye.
TUE special New Years night
matinee show arranged by :he
Pantagea theater promises 20 b.
one OF the most elaborate produc.
lions o, ia kind ever sscn on a So.
attic vaudeville stage Ministries a
~ Carte Is tho title q ihe bis
professional number afranEel by
Manager r g. BoetIct N this
production a cast Of over 100 PEG.
pie win appear. According 20 those
who have seen the rehchrsnis. this
Offering win rank ne one % tho
largest and most spectacular prea.
entations Of the war.
In addition 10 this stollar a.
traction. tho professional ysudcvlfEs
acts OF two Pnn,agcs shows viii
offer speciality acts arranged for
this occasion. There viii also b
two jazz hands. according 10 the
MANA aeiAtNts
TUE COLUMBIA hopes 10 enter.
l. tain It's patrons in royal style
~ the New Years midnight natl.
nee. Manager Robert Bender has
been spending considerable time dur.
ms tho pas, week booking and ar
nnging Tor what he plans 10 10
The best new year program the the
alter has ever presented.
Among the features Of tho show
ia the new triumph OF motion pic.
turo projection. where the Third
Dimension. uimilar 70 the effect
produced ~ nc old.tlmc dcrcopu.
can. Is added TO the sercening. MyS.
tlfying. humorous and absorbing. u
is an entertainment Of surprising
interest.
a long list q singing and dancing
numbers has been selected 20 guar
antsa the New Years revelsrs and
funsters all the good time possible
LiboHus Hquptman. directing the
all.ortist orchostsa ia sang ruvuo
or 1924. promises the popular music
fans q musical treat.
Among he acts scheduled arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
DESERT OUTLAW" HERE
FOR TWO DAYS

Duck Jones has done IL again.
broken his own record for deeds of
daring Ia '-rhu Desert outlaw" the
william Fox production which goes
on view az the Colonial FOR two days
starting sunday
Lovers Of two.fisisd cowboy cour.
aEc, viii thrill with Buck at, hand.
cuffcd, he rides down the shsrlffb
posses. then stin handcuffrd. leaps
20 a moving train and crawling on
thc brpkebeam. cuts araH hh
shacklea on the retoitius ear wheel
Evelyn Brent iH Jones' leading
.ady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Rain Routs Tony's
Spanish Christmas

because % the rain which
ID eloudsd the California sun re-
Gently. ~ c. Lovco was unable 10
th0ot tho c1toriors OF "Ons Year 20
Live" and Antonio Moreno's plans
TO spend Christmas IN Spain with his
mother wcro melted away
Moreno plays the leading male role
IN tho new Loyco phoioplay. tho pro-
schedule OF which was
planned 20 enable the star 20 raii FOR
spain in time 10 reach his mother'B
home a fcw days before Chnsimns
Ne wlil ein Tor spain regardless
Tor 30 is 20 play the lead IN Rex
iBFrnm's production ~ Mare Nos
tnim. TO h. filmed there. but this
work viii separate him from his
mother until February.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
CHILD VI0lINlST
EsilLY BENT

EMILY BENT
II LEY DOW.
ssattic's ie.yohr-
old child prodigy
viii add 90 the
musical quality Of
tomorrow after
moons one-hour
sunday concert
whirh will bo
? A 20 Hh hH
Coliseum thca,cr
at 1880 o'clok
by tho Coliseum
Concert orchestra.
under T. X Wine
lands elton
Her offering viii
b n violin colo
u garahais'a en-
chanting zig
un vol mu"
tGypry Airal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Pat O'MaHey's
Dramatic School

because playing before the
ID camera has been profitable
for Pat oMalloy. the star e.
trimming his three kiddiea--all
rcd headed Rirls--how 20 become
movie actresses.
Teach 'cm young "a Pats
motto. and Eileen. sheila and
Mary are put thru Lessons IN
pantomimo daily.
They will be given movie tests
as soon rs they have learned 20
register various emotions natur.
aFiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

instrumental apcclaltieA dluclng
novelties ami ainslng numbers ar
special quality
TUE HELLO stage win play a
l. big part Ia ~ midnight pro
gram. according 20 Manager Mckee.
who has secured eight higtlms
vaudeville acts 20 work with his
usual footlight performers. Tho Hell
Tx Beauty Chorus viii bc augmented
by 20 girls Tor tho occasion. while
McKea'a Arcadan hand. Buster 10.
renzo. tenor Louise tAnEdon, -
.prano. and Evada Fuller sonEa,rrvs.
viii 10 very much tn evidence
by special Arrangements with the
William Fox Picture company.
special prsvieV showing Of The
Last Man on Earth" coming soon
10 tho Third ave. house. win 10 "a
feature OF the evening.
WITH "a real welcoming 10 oi tht
w New Year and an roa,is leading
70 the Palace Hip uirattr Bs tho
mecca Of entertainment tho man
aEcment announces tbe gala pro.
gram. which includes tho Jack Rus
sch Musical Comedy company Ia
At the Stroke Of Twelve" an en-
tiroly now musical revue especially
arranged for the New Years Eve
Midnight FrolIc
The vaudeville hiEh.ughts VIII Ia.
cludc Wolfe and wardc. information.
ally known artists. whose comedy
songs have made them great favor.
tics. the Venetian -Four. a quartet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Half Dozen Helene
ChaduDicks NoW

TUE discovery Of Helen Chadwick
4 ia the toy department Of a large
store. carrying fyo packages and
each addressed 20 Helen Chadwick.
led 10 the unwilling Of five Of her
namesakeL
Helene has never seen any % them.
but she feels duty bound 10 send each
a Christmas gift. ono Of tho five
other Hclencs Is n younEstey who
lives on ranch In British South
Africa The others are American
dnnKhtrra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

q musicians and singers Of raro
ability. and Tho McLcodE. who fea.
turu IN comedy act Of extraof.
binary merit Rounding out this
proFum viii b. novelty surprises.
arranged by Manager Joe Muller.
Al seats ARC reserved and arc on
sale az tho box Office Of tho Palace
hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Henry % WaIihsB The e..
Colonel ~ me aere.u. Ia -. r.
lsf ~ q new william Fox H..
being mode br John Ford. are.
- 'TbF Iron I1rss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Conway Tearle has been engaged
20 play The leading role IN school
for Wives, a perturbation OF Leo.
unrd Nsrrick'a novel. ~rhe House os
Lynch, which Victor Hueo Halptrln
is making Tor vitagraph.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Frank Cprricr Tor many years on
the stage here and abroad and a
screen player o. long experience. has
been added 70 the cast OF Richard
Dlxs latest picture. Too Many
gts.estt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

Dimitu EuehovetzlL pro4ve,-
The saaH Tor rarsmouni. 4, 49,
assembling DDS iatsst effort !. :.
Long Island studio. F
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Ready-made ScreenDoors
Ready to Hang, So

Every door should have it's screen now, if you hope
to keep your home cool and comfortable this sum-
These DOORS all ready to hang particularly
we'll built of hard pine, finished with coats of var
nish; an attractive fve-pane style filled with Il
mesh screen, galvanized Sizes 2.6x66; 28x68;
2.1Ox61O; 28x7; SKI; complete with fixtures for
hanging, any size, S.
Three-panel Screen Doors, of hard pine, in natural
varnish finish; in all the wanted sizes, complete,
$3.50.
Cabinet-Made Screen Doors, white pine in oak fin
ish; filled with galvanized wire, lower panel rein
forced made in our shops; different Sizes &c.
Screens-in black japanned finish different sizes,
6oc to $125.
Wood Frame Adjustable Screens, 6oc to $1.15.
Screen Section
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Attractive New
Breakfast Suites
Specially Priced

You'll find it a real pleasure to
choose from these charming new
and artistic breakfast suites-in
their gay colors and delightful
patterns, they prove both decora-
tive and useful-for the breakfast
room.
6-piece Suite, $s5
decorated in green and chocolate.
6-piece Suite, $3.50
in lovely coral and ivory.
6-piece Suite, $160
in French gray and soft green.
6-piece Suite, $125
in lovely green and chocolate.
Furniture Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
June Sale Porch Frocks
Exceptional sarings at these lo,U prices
$4.95 and $7.95

We cannot tell you actually what these frock:
would sell for-but the prices are decidedly
lower than usual-and values should be ex
ceptionally interesting to every woman.
There are % different styles
Frocks of crisp white drnity
Frocks of cool Normandy voles
Colorful handmade Belgian voiles
Ginghams in gay coors and varied checks
Dotted Swiss, with crisp collar and cuffs
Sheer tissue ginghams in summer colors
Voiles with pipings of white for contrast
Printed voiles in many different designs
Frocks for town country at
prices that offer you real savings.
House
Evening star., 1924-06-11
We Sketch but four of the Models

Black and white printed voile, with
white organdie vestee and collar; smart
pearl buttons and tie, $40.
Another model in black and white print,
has an organdie vestee, with Irish lace
and narrow frills, $40.
womens Dress Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
stake Me-

almost anywhere if you want
to be very comfortable-motor-
ing, canoeing, sailing-says
little leather pillow from Eng
land; it has a handle for carry
ing, and a pocket for ones
paper or favorite magazine.
$50.
PILLOW Section. FiftA floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
With Holland for
a background

these novel little gift things
of Old Dutch brass could not
help but be interesting, unique,
different. Quaint and fascinat-
ing are miniature spi nning
wheels, cheese dishes. lanterns,
urns, bellows, candlesticks, such
as this one sketched. kettles,
milkcans and other things, just
about the right size for any
Lilliputian to use. z5c to $3.50.
Souvenir Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Size 81x90, $3.50
In Rose, Blue, Gold
Light Wool
Summer Blankets

are a real necessity in every
home. They are light in weight,
yet just heavy enough for cool
summer nights; and though sold
by the pair, each blanket is cut
and bound separately, so that you
may use just one. They are
easily laundered, too.
The new shipment of
Summer Blankets
Of pure wool, both warp and fill
ing-has lust arrived.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

For the younger woman. this rose and
white printed voile, with finely-pleated
TERED skirt, $40.
Another model for the younger woman
embroidered yellow voile, trimmed
in lace, $40.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
How to
Travel Snaart1y

a complete portfolio showing
what clothes to take, how to pack
them, and when to wear them, in
the
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Any Bride

of this or any June would
welcome this charming bridge
set, Italian embroidered; on
linen crash, in blue or brown;
cloth and a napkins, S16.50.
There are many other artistic
pieces, too-including luncheon
sets and small pillow tops.
Art Embroidery Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
SOC a Copy

Charge customers may simply
telephone and have Harper's S
Bazar charged and delivered.
Magazine Section, First floor
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Betty Bates
BEDSPREADS

Here are tour interesting points
about Betty Bates Bedspreads,
that will make you want to have
one of these spreads for every
bed.
They are constructed of two-ply
yarns-they are fast colors. both
to light and washing; better.
stronger and more ripple is used
and they are made 4 inches
oversize both ways to allow for
any shrinkage in washing.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
New and Novel
Gift Things
A pre.breaktast gloom

is natural. but lightened when
one is confronted by ones
breakfast served on these quaint
and colorful Quinn p erware
dishes from Brittany. A
charming set of pot, sugar and
creamer is priced. A.z5. And
there are many other pieces.
Gift Section, Second floor
Evening star., 1924-06-11
Wedding
Beautifully Engraved

Our Engraving Shop, on the
premises. is under the direct
supervision of skilled engraver
and style correctness, as we'll as
perfect satisfaction is assured
YOU.
Engraving Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
June Harper's Bazar

Now on sale in our Magazine
Section.
An issue of this de luxe magazine
that is filled with suggestions to
those who are going to travel
Constance Drexel writes about
Continental resorts-Van Campen
Stuart about Paris restaurants of
unusual charm-and, of course,
there are clothes and clothes and
clothes, but every one the last
word in what is smart.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
What car, be the use
of them

one naturally wonders, of
these funny old ducks and
ganders-but on closer obser-
vation. one finds that one is
for oil, $3.50 and the other for
mustard, SIS and still others
for pepper and salt, SI.50 each.
silverware Section. First floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22

give demonstrations Of mental isisp.
athy By answering any questions do.
sired BY members OF tho audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
DO You Remember"
Contest Winners
Tickets M allie d to
Lucky Contestants

Miss Eiya Patterson. iit Third
ave. g., wins first prize IN tho do
You Remember" contest Read hor
letter ana SEQ n you don't think h
IL worthy OF prize.
II can remember thu first motion
picture ! ever saw. II was 'Hccncs
o., President MeKinlsy's funeral. and
the pictures were shown az the
Grand Opera house. Dubuque, Iowa
IN the spring q 1904
The next picture I Jaw the same
year was The Great Train Rob.
berry II was very thrilling. ! was
quite souhg, and dld not think or
the actors as being real people. but
thought Il was Just pictures put IN
motion by some strange means.
II came 10 Seattle. whore. Ia 1908
and 1903. The odson.' scent
show-was located across from the
Hon Mareha. They had talking pic.
turea'-a phonogrEph behind the
screen.
II can remember a picture shown
hero IN 1910 with Mary Piokford and
Wilfred Lucas. the latter az a minis.
ter. who. Of course. fell IN love with
our Mary. No names were given
on tho screen, bat the faces 70.
NAMED fixed In my memory.
Il can remember Mary Fuller in
what Happened 90 Mary shown
AZ The Dream tho yeU best the.
alter In Seattle ht that time admls.
sion. Zoe. too much. but We would
pay u 20 see a good show besides,
Miss Cleveland afterward Mrs,
James clemmsr - entertained tho
audiences with her singing.
There are many more memories I
might mention, but time and place 90
not permit"
T. J. Haywood. who remembers a
picture filmed ia Columbia city. and
whose letter was published ia The
Btar on Thursday. gets tho second
pair OF tickets. aud June neyers, the
third, Mian Beyers letter was print
"a "Wednesday.
Tickets have been mailed 20 the
winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22

many other prominent stage sue
eeascs. The securing Of Mas Hop
per az a feature attraction "a an.
other instance Of the peronai inter.
cat displayed By Alexander Paniagcs
In giving patrons Of Isis ,hsater
many OF the stellar vaudeville At.
fractions Of tho world.
A good vaudeville bin will be in
support Of Miss Hopper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Heilig Books Doug
Fairbanks, Jr., Film

"IIs'a his dad al over again"
This opinion. youchshfed bY those
ho have already seen him on the
recn. prcsaEcs n surfeit u enter.
inment for film fans who visit
~ Million Dollar Heilig the week
Friday. March ~ when Dau~iaa
drbanks. Jr. makes his Beatiie
bat IN the Paramount picture
itephen steps Out"
In y typical Richard Harding Davis
ory repleto with thrills and sup,
ried by q brilliant east including
.uch names aH Theodore Roberts.
AIRY Myers. Noah Bsery ana other
lsbnilfa. Fairbanks has an excel.
ent chance 10 establish himself 10
10 favor Of local audiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
Peggy and Jimmy
Still Friend,

speaking n Che roeenf ei,.or~.
q James cruzs end of De for,s.
coming marriage of he alrer,o-
of THE Covered WAGON to ne,,s
compsoh. the April issue =,
ihoiopIay Magazine prints ths
following.
Nfa CWzeB ensagemont Il.
Nicely Edward. tha comedian y
much rumored Jun nov fslll,v,.
Ing her former hushandn ~
nouncfment that be was 10 wso
Betty compson as soOn AZ me AZ
vOrce decree WaH final.
"Aprop0s II that, there's ii,,i.
story th=i might not be- amlsa
"Pcggy and Jimmy had mat 10
discuss something CONCERNING
their daughter julie, who lives
With her mother Jimmy tod hla
cx.Sifs Of bis coming marriage
10 Miss compson and said. She 4
q fine girl. Peggy. You'd ike her
hope Y0ull meet her some time
but n you DO. don't ten her any.
thing bad about me. will your
ITO which the lady who WA
once his better half bald svsetiy
oh. no, Jimmy. I'li Just ten
her ] was ocesntric."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22

Don Smith, talented Hinger and solo
Isl. offers MY lady. with the
runway beauties.
Selections From The Opera fea.
lures Mildred Marislo. Don Smith.
Jimmie Erard. Casey Jones' and tho
girls. Ruby Adams win offer III
You Come Back" and Marie I,okke.
Howard Evans and the giris have
n comic specially feature.
HerTnia King and hts musicians
prcccds the show with a delightful
musical program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-22
CLAIRE WRITES
AHnIT CAAIEI.S

Claire Windsor. who has been dali
lying with real shelks and their en-.
tourAgsa in the Sahara. writes that
tho eamsls shs IL forced 20 ride have
nice kind faces. don't drink and will
carry you any place you want 10 70
- but their olfactory influences Is
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