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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
JEANETTE RANKIN
WILL RAISE NTTTS

Athens, Ga, July 31.-Miss
jeanette Rankin, former member.
of congress from Montana, has
bought a 60-acre farm near this
place, and will raise pecans. Miss
Rankin, it is stated, expects to
move to this country soon and
make her home Arrangements
are being made to erect a new
house on her farm.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBIT

8" The PlentywOOd Commercial
Club wishes to state that they
will conduct an agricultural ex-
hibit in PlentywOOd about the
latter part Of October. Although
details are not arranged as vet.
they will be published in an early
issue.
Now is a very good time to
save your small grain samples.
most especially grain that has not
been cut yet as it will give YOU
longer straw for the sample.
There viii also be other exhi-
bits m connection such as i've
stock, fancywOrk, etc.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
GERMANY TO AGREE

Berlin, Aug. 27.-The German gov
eminent vii lsign the London agree
ment whether or not the reichstag an
proves of it. it was officially an
nounced Wednesday.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
DANIELS COUNTY FAIR
OCTOBER II AND IS

Scobey, Aug. 25.-Daniels
county's annual exhibition of
farm products and club exhibits
will be held at the county seat
October II and Is, by the de
cisiOn of the fair committee ap-
pointed by the commercial club of
this place.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
HOWE-FIINELY

Monday, August Is, Bonnie Howe
of Grenora and Clara M. Timely, al
so of Grenora, were quietly married
in Plentywood.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

A dollar spent with the bOycotters
is a dollar to be used against you.-
Boycott the bOycOtters.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

Boost some young lady for Prin.
cessTClip your coupon.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29
WOMAN TO RULE
LONE STAR STATE
MRS. FERGUSON NAMED
SHE WINS OVER K. X. X. CANDI-
DATE-HUSBAND THUS VINDI-
GATED.

Dallas, Texas, Aug. 24.-Returns
at 1870 o'clock this morning, re-
ceived by the Texas election bureau
from 225 counties out of 252, lnclud-
ing 46 complete, gave for the demo-
cratic nomination for governor:
Mrs. Miriam Ferguson, 353,136
Felix Robertson, 274,z79. Total vote
tabulated, 627 ,415. Mrs. Ferguson's
majority, 1857.
Mrs. Ferguson, the first woman
candidate for governor of Texas,
apparently was assured of the NOM
nation.
Many of the unheard from pre-
cincts were said to be in rural dis
tricts, where Mrs. Ferguson was ex-
pected to show a lead.
ANTI-KLAN
CANDIDATE.
Mrs. Ferguson, cf Temple, anti
Klan candidate for the nomination,
had as her principle plea for sup
port was for vindication of the Fer
guson name from a judgement of
impeachment of her husband, James
E. Ferguson, when he was governor.
Reports were that the voting was
heavy. The line on Klan and anti
Khan issued was drawn sharply.
HAS KHAN
SUPPORT
Robertson admitted the Khan sup
port, and James E. Ferguson, who
conducted the campaign for his wife,
arraigned the khan in virtually ev-
cry speech he made Robertson de
MED the Khan was a vital issue, de-
claring it was a smoke screen laid
down to hide what he said was the
real issue, prohibition.
Both sides made every effort to
muster their maximum vote in a
supreme effort to control Texas
politics and decide the Khan and
anti-Klan strength.
That a woman was the anti-Klan
/ candidate and possibly the demo-
cratic nominee for governor of
Texas, was due to the impeachment
of Governor Ferguson about seven
years ago in his second term. He
was accused of so handling state
funds that he derived personal
I gains and with trying to have mem
/ bers of the faculty of the State
university discharged, also members
OF the board of regents. When i'm
peached he should never hold pub
lie office in the state. In each
campaign since, he has sought vim
dication.
RUNS FOR
/ HUSBAND.
Unable to get his name on the
ballot as candidate for governor,
Mrs. Ferguson became the candidate
but her husband, the former COVER
nor, conducted her campaign and
made her speeches. Mrs. Ferguson
said her candidacy was an effort to
gain an answer to her prayers that
the name Of her husband, her own
name and that of their children and
/ grandchildren be indicated of the
stigma of the impeachment judgment.
She said she did mot" seek revenge
and would not be a candidate again
/ if indicated
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

Every Princess coupon is good for
a hundred vOtes-Clip il the first
thing you do.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

The boycotters are on the firing
llne-Stay with them and victory win
be with your free press.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-29

County Superintendent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Irene Rich Is
ConnoiSSeur on
Hair Dressing

A wOMAN's hair is sure index
a 90 her character, according TO
Irene Rich. popular Warner Bros
star. who has made a study OF the
various styles Of coiffure in connec.
ton with her work on the screen.
IL isn't tho color OF the hair, but
tho way It's done" she says
In her Interpretation Of a screen
character. the actress pays partieu-
lar attention 10 her hair. She says
that In woman's hair dressing can
be read the story OF her hopes.
her ambitions-her desires or lack OF
desires.
In her screen work Miss Rich
follows these rules:
Spit curls, shop girls or hRbitues
Of cheap dance halls; tho various
styles or hobs can be used 10
portray anything from Il ''highbrow"
to a gum.chewing fapper; Mona Lisa,
the woman who wanted n career
but found n soul mate: disheveled
hair. the tired mother or the shrew.
Marcel waves, the woman careful OF
her appearance, md last-tho WON.
an with her hair framing her face
In soft waves-shc Is the sweet.
pure thing who wants home and
babies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Paramount Cancels
Agnes Ayres'
Contract by Request

A ENCOURAGEMENT has been made
II nt Paramounts West coast stu.
do OF the termination by mutual
agreement OF Agnes Ayres' contract
at this timo, instead OF waiting for
tho date OF expiration in three
months.
II In understood that Miss Ayres al.
ready has entered into contract with
another organization. calling for her
services az a star, beginning In three
months, Paramount'8 production
plans called for her TO appear In n
production at the corporations Long
Island studio. Her doctor advised
that she avoid the rigors OF an East.
ern studio and take q three months
vacation in the bnlmy climate OF
Mexico. The agreement 10 terminate
her contract makes II possible for
Miss Ayrcs to Join her husband.
S. Manuel Rcachi, In Mexico City,
wherv his duties MS commercial Mt.
tnChc for the Mexican consulate In
San Francisco carried him for the
Inauguration Of President Gales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Picture hfter

Lloyd Hughes has signed with
First National and win appear with
Colloep Moore in the film version
Of sally
Elinor Glyn'a next win be Man
and Maid"
Never the Twain Shall Meet" di.
rcctcd by Maurice Tourneur. and
with Anita Stewart aud Bert Lytcll
featured. has been completed.
Coriune Crlfdth's next starring
Vehicle ia called "Ashcs"
sidney Chaplin Is to make a series
Of comedy.dramas. The first viii be
Charles Aunt"
Hoot Gibson has signed n new con.
tract with Universal. Yes. tho pop.
ular cowboy star will continue doing
westerns.
Tom Mix Is said to get the equivn.
lent OF 5000 briRh: silver dollars as
compensation for showing up each
morning ut tho Fox studio
william DO Mile viii direct
Young wives" by Alfred SavoIr,
with Rod Ia ROGUE and Claire
Adams. as his next Paramount.
Wesley Barry. tho freclsleI faced
kid, now almost n Erowup, will be
starred In IS Nose for News"
Bert Lytell has been engaged to
play tho stellar role in screen
version OF "Thc Boomerang"
Many scenes for Tho Power OF
Darkness" in which owen Moore
will have tho stellar role, were
filmed I'm Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Why | Preferred Unknown
PLAYERS for "Peter Pom"

.tiiy or preserving tho spirit OF tho
fantasy
Again. I believe that the natural.
talented children % today. with per
Fpuailtisr. viii be tho stars o. iomor.
row. Many splendid personalities arc
ruined IN tho making by n director
crump.ng and oven rubbinE tho artist
of that personality. Children arc
naturally graceful. and 3, they can
only b. taught 10 preserve grace Of
posture early. they win kcgp n all
their lives That is necessary back.
ground Tor motion picture acting.
J predict that Betty Bronson. Mary
Brian. Philippe dc Lacy. and others
in tho cast. hitherto unknown moro
or less, viii be. within the course Of
tho next three years. recognized
stars.
Peter Pan" win have It's worlds
premier showing az tho Strand
Christmas day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
This Ought to
Please Gloria

A DISCRIMINATING exhibitor,
n who plans 70 70 into the mo.
ton picture business on a small
scale, recently wrote tho follow.
ing letter 10 Allan Dwan, pro.
Queer:
Dear Mr.. Dwan:
wrote TO you 10 see II you
hnve any old moving picture
films TO send TO me because my
brother and / have n picture ma.
chine and thought you would
send us old film you don't want
and SEQ II you can get mo one
with Gloria Swanson In II be.
cause I like her. We kids would
have shows all tho time and even
wo would look at them over and
over again. / save movie stars
and ] have lot OF Gloria 10 try
and 500 II you can send me any
films of her, and / hope MS
"Zaza" 30 please, please send inc
n film and ! hope II doesn't cost
anything. Ask Gloria II she'll
sond me a photograph Of her.
Yours truly,
ROBERT NORRIS tIERVEY.
Wheeling, West Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

vate Of an army
being an actress" says Alice
Terry. beautiful vito % Rex Ingram.
the director. and a star IN her own
right. fls not much different from
being stsnographer, mllliuer or
bookkecpsr.
"In The Great Divide I'm sup
posed 10 Dc a firat.elass lorgrwomnn,
That Cunnsd riding lessons and ris,
orous practice, Many mornings Two
been in the saddle long before most
working women are out OF bed.
always arise 40 GEO. for the early
studio call. even tho work tbN night
before may have lasted until near
midnight.
"a recent days stunt consisted Of
starting a i50.mlle drive into the
desert az $50 Ia the morning. feed.
ing the camera from 8 70 $50, and
return 20 Hollywood by $50 next
morning. I had a cold. too.
social appointments are very pre-
carious. ] had a dinner engagement
for 7.30. We worked until $50. and
] had 10 induce property man to
telephone my apologize n ia had q
maid she would have done this. But
aAyg none. Neither have I linn.
cuisine or q chauffeur
II didn't complain 20 Mr. Barker
about working late II | lad b prob
ably would have been my sst day
on The Great DiylJe'-altho Reg
inald Barker Is one OF the most con.
sideratc directors.
The wise actress grin5 and bears
what comes her way
"She gets more money than most
working women. nnminally, but &C
tualiy this means very lIttle because
Mt best she can remain IN the high.
saIaried class only a few years. After
one picture In which she has failed 70
please the public she may find Dim.
Guilty ia securing work.
Probably ! could afford more lux.
uriss than I indulge But. like the
majority Of players Of today. I'm
content to wait. II something hap,
pens to me within the next year--if
I should get too fat or too thin-t
would not he in as bad a way az n /
had always lived beyond my means.
Movie queens? They are ON.
ployes. obeyinE orders Ike any other
working girls"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
MoUie Stars Job Cinch?
Nix! Says Alice Terry

HOLLYWOOD, Dee. "a e. Every
IL girl knows. thru much public.
.iy on the subject. how difficult Il
$ 70 set into motion pictures But
gvsry girI probably prcsumcs that.
o1cs over the barrier, there comes
time when the acclaimed actress is
asgure, sits pretty" has her own
say. is mistress Of her professional
Gtc.
For public consumption. and 20
save face" Tor celebrated players,
this Is conceded by producers who
pay the salaries.
Actually. with tho exception Of NOT
more than half a dozen famous nc
tors, the star Is never more than n
liSh.priccd employe, subject 10 as
nlny orders as the rear.rank pr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Blossom Time"
Here Next Week

Blossom Time" he enchanting
musical offering which the AIessrs.
Shubert viii present at the Metro.
politnn theater for return engage
ment of one week beginning Sunda,.
December 2s. is musical treat Of
the finest caliber. II Is tho best mus.
cal play ever witnessed in this country
and returns to this city with the
great New York Century theater
cast intact.
The story, based on the incidents
in the life of Franz Schubert, is full
of love, laughter and tears. Most OF
the musical numbers are Franz Schu.
bert's. adapted by Siglnund RomborE.
who took great care to preserve all
of the charm and exquisite melody
OF the famous composers graceful
"Serenade, Song OF Love-" ave
Maria" and the Moment Musical"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
ny HERBERT BRENoN
Director Tor Famous Players.
LaSky Corp

director for Famous Fi1Y~rt-
LaSkV Corp
THE principal reason that I select.
l. Cd new and unknown players
FOR Peter Pan" II that the play
deals 90 much with children and Do.
Ponds FOR 10 appeal on It's natural
simplicity. felt that would Ike
10 develop these children 20 that |
might az least prevent them from ae.
qu,rinE s9mc of the motion picture
tricks or rather that ] might inspire
them as sir James Barrie has in.
Hplrci me.
Then again, Il II q fairy story. n
Peter came thru tho window and
everybody would rny: How lovely
Mary Picktord looks" or wcndy was
introduced and everybody said.
How lovely May McAvoy looks. 3"
ono would miHs tho important ucccg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

the promises made for It by the
management.
The story. briefly. tells how Tom
Moore tye've forgotten his name in
the picturcl marries Ann Forrest,
taking her out OF shop where her
beauty prevails and brings the men
In droves. Unusual touch number
one.
Toms n devil.may.carc fast.step.
ping young New York millionaire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Last Shouting of
forbidden Paradise

Forbidden Paradise H having itH
final showing ~ tho Strand. ThH
picture. which has proven one OF
the most popular Pola NeEH has
In Tor some time. ls eluaiug
is second big week az the Second
ave. thratcr today, Ernst Lubltsch
directed the production lie was
loaned" 20 Paramount by Warner
Brothers just especially 10 direct
Miss NezH
Christmas day brings 60 thr
strand Peter Pan" the james Bar
tie fantasy when "pgter Pan goes
on view IN Seattle 10 viii H. che
worlds premier showing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
ON WRONG TRAIL

LONDON-An Authenticated lit.
tie girl In her curly teens arrived in
London from sydney. Australia,
looking for Hollywood. She stole
money from her parents md booked
passage for London with high ambi.
lions TO become n movie queen. 81
had always read about Hollywood, "
she anid "and ! thought II was in
London. Now ! suppose ! shull have
10 go TO America" Police say that
quito to the contrary, the little girl
Will 30 back to Australia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Tom Mix Gets Into
Washington Society

Washington politics, frrnHcl
finance. plot and counterpart ripple
across the screen a. the HslIiE
where Tom Mix iz starring In his
latest picture, "Oh. You Tony Since
long spurs and Washington society
don't mix, Tom has 20 discard h,H
cowboy reEula for hard -boilsd
shirt. etc. This incident furnishes
"a good biz OF humor
incidentally Toms horse. Tony iH
with tho cowboy star lu
this picture.
Ciairc Adams ls 'tho girl"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Pearl White Screen S
Most Daring Actress

n the new Pearl White pruiue.
ton. Tho perils OF Paris" moving
ut tho Winter Garden. had nothing
else 20 recommend Il. tho thrills
furnished BY the pretty star while
driving up and down marble stair
ways. thru dense forests and over
mountains would satisfy tho most
czactinE lover % movie thrills.
Pearl ends her psfib AZ tho Win.
ter Garden "wednesday Tho film
which goes on view Christmas day
is THE Desert Hawk" q Western
romance. with Ben Wilson and MI.
drcd Harris starred On the same
bin IL new " 9. Witwcr "relc.
phone Girl" episode
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
"Wisdon1 Teeth"
Halt Production

CONSTANCE TALMADGE is
" Just 5prouting her wisdom
teeth. During the filming OF her
latest First National comedy,
Her Night Of Romance" she was
compelled TO hold up scenes
dozen times while dentist
worked 10 relieve the slow pains
back behind the molars OF her
lower Jaw.
Tho comedy, showing Constance
RS an American heiress trying 10
dodge fortune-hunting British
noblemen, will be tho feature at.
traction at the Coliseum theater,
starting next Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Booth Harrington is wen pleased
with the selection OF Ben Alexander
10 play tho role OF the youngstcr.
George Alinafer. In "pampercd
YOUTH David Smiths perturbation
for Vitagraph Of Mr.. Tarkngton's
prize winner, The Magnificent Am
bersous."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Gardner Sullivan
Author of Ray Film

c. Gardner sullivan Is largely re-
spousiblc for tho success OF Charles
Ray. II was Sullivan who wrote
The Coward" which first estnb-
lished Rays genius. and II was he
who wrote plain Jane" which pre-.
scntcd Ray IN his first bashful boy
role. Dynamite Smith," on view
at the Capitol this week, has some
Of the qualities OF each, for Il dis.
closes him as a bushful reporter who
has to overcome an overpowerins
fear.
Bessie Love, Jacquel!ne Logan and
Wallace Berry have fine characters
in the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Colonial Shouting
DaUis Melodran1a

As might be expected. Nellie, the
Cloak Model" which Is
showing ut the Colonial Wednesday,
Is full OF thrills II is an adaptation
Of the owen Davis melodrama, and
is even more thrilling as n film play
than on the stage.
Claire Windsor, Lew Cody, Hobart
Bosworth and Mac Busch are among
the prominent members OF the cast,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Marriage Morals"
Pantages PhotopIay

This weeks audiences at the Pan.
tNgcs theater arc seeing ono OF the
most satisfying pictures OF the sen.
son in WIN Nigh's production OF
Marriage Morals"
Described in It's advance notices
MS picture OF power, punch and
purpose, II moro than lived up to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
Pilots Engine Thru
Raging Forest Fire

Fllm fans hrv accustomed 90 see.
Ing Harry Cary ride q huckinE
broncho. A. tho Blue Mouse this
week carey gives bis admirers "a
surprise by plotting q huge pluuglnE
locomotive thru a raging forest nrr
The actor departs from his usual
Western role 10 portray tho char
uctcr OF a railroad man.
Tho picture, called "RoAnn'
Rails has unlimited action with
carey is little Frankie pauo, an
extremely clover y0uugstcr, and
Edith Roberts. a ny0Fita leading
lady
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
KING IN OyERaLLS

PARIS-Thc "kIng or I'm.
bungia." has appeared in the
streets Of Paris in overalls. He Ia
selling patent medicines from an au.
tomobile truck, with a monkey as
his only companion. Hc advcrtises
himself rs tho connrch OF that
long forgotten civilization Of UNI
bungia, where tho world begins and
ends" Gcogrnphcrs gay thoy can.
not locate umbungia on any known
map. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Wolf. war hero. winner OF the
croiz dc guerre. the famous dog
procured by VltaTaph to play the
title role in tho David Smith pro.
ductlon. "Baree, Son Of Kazan."
made a personal appearance at the
Mission theater. Los Angeles. re-
Gently. when THE Code OF the vii.
deruess. another vitagruph at.
traction. was the feature Ho was
the central figure in an elaborate
prologue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

IOM&;11D
Marie Preuost Plays
CIeUer Dual Role

Have YOU 4 duubIC1 ono RALLY
never kuovs Surprising sou mct
somebody face 90 face who looked
exactly like YOU Wouldn't IL be-
rather an uneauuy feeling
There Is just such a situation iu
"CorncrsI," the picture al the coli
scum this week An mhabitaut Of
The underworld Mary Brennan,
meets her double iu young woman
Cr the fashionable set. heiresa 90
millions. This payes tho way Tor
q lot Of exciting situations
Marie Provost plays the dual role,
lt ID tho same character Madge
Kennedy played on the stage,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
UMBRELLAS IN STRIKE

PARIS.-When hundreds of ON.
ployes OF n raincoat factory hero
we're dropped from tho
payroll, they expressed contempt
for their employers by marching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

and he doesn't permit his marriage
to slow up his speed one little bit.
In fact. he lets out an extra notch
or so just TO show his friends he
doesn't care, when his wife refuses
TO join his wild parties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

Tho color OF ultraviolet light viii
be changed to yollowlgh green 10y
tho dyo flourcseein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24
"Wampus" Choice

Proves Shes Real Star; Has Great Role
in Columbia Photoplay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-24

The most popular play ever writ
ten-now made into a beau
tiful and amazing photoplay