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The Washington times., 1924-08-30
SHE TELLS EVERYTHING
SHE KNOWS

People with q secret past will
not want to interview Princess
Wahletka. appearing at the
Strand Theater for the week be.
ginning tomorrow. The princess
has the gift of second sight, and
the candor to tell one all she
sees, whether it hurts or not.
She is a Cherokee Indian, de-
scended of a proud and gallant
tribe. Her grandfather, Spy
Buck, was their chief medicine
man; her mother died in the Iro-
quois fire rescuess at Chicago.
Princess Wahletka was a seer
ess at seven. She told old Spy
Buck that a favorite horse Of his
would be killed in a certain race.
It, was, and at the very spot the
fittle girl had prophesied.
America became interested in
Wahletka or Red Apple" to
translate the name-even while
she was a child at school. Here
she anticipated her lessons and
scared her tutors by forecasting
events before they came. to pass.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30

more remarkable since he achieved
his first big success in a semi
villainoIs roel in Chaplin's pro-
duction Of "A Woman of Paris"
Thanks to Chaplin's appreciation
of realism, Menjou, was only a
surface villain in that picture. It
was impossible to watch him,
without gaining a deep apprecia-
ton of his innate good taste,
his underlying culture and the
mere incidental and casual man
ner in which he achieved and
held a mistress who was not
unwilling, at heart, to be held.
That picture of Chaplin's not
only gave Menjou his real start,
but 1t also gave Monta Bell, the
Washington newspaper man, a
start at directing and Bell, i'm
pressed with Menjou's splendid
appearance, decided to make him
the hero in Broadway After
Dark" although Menjou is OBJ.
viously in his thirties and Is far
too sophisticated in manner to
be the herman type Of hero. Bell,
however, set the fashion and
since that time. Menjou has been
able to evade villaipeus roles.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
IASKHER!ASKHER!

Princess WahIetlka, Indian
seeress, whose insight to faces
and conditions hidden from the
average mortal, has baffled
countless inquisitions by stu.
dents Of psych 10 gy, viii
answer three sets of ten ques-
tons each in the Gate-Post
column Of The Times Dramatic
section next week. The answers
will appear Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Friday.
The Princess appears at the
Strand Theater for the week
beginning tomorrow. From the
hundreds Of questions sub.
.nitted to her daily, she win
select ten of the most difficult
and submit ECr answers to this
department..
Love, finance, health, travel
jim fact, any subject about
which you are in doubt win be
discussed and answered for
you. Address queries to Prin.
cess Wahletka, care Of The
Times Gate-POst, Strand Thea
ter, CITY,, Initials only need be
signed.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30

their visual appeal and thus
divert attention from the central
human figure Of the drama.
It is true, of course, that with
out Valentino, Monsieur Beau
caire" would still be a highly
notable production. It Is also
true that had Mr.. Valentino ex-
cusablyt failed, under such CTR
Fcunstances, to shine with all his
old effulgence, the loss would not
have been specially emphatic and
no one would have noticed Il
particularly. Nevertheless, IL Is
in the face Of such competition
that Valentino, despite an alb
sence of nearly two years from,
the screen and depending solely
on real ability to act, not only
succeeded in completely over
whelming all competition. visual
and histrionic. in this production,
but won to his side as we'll
group Of critics who, UP to now,
had approached the work Of the
American "sheik" with many per-
sonal nisgivings.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30
New Tooter

Beginning Sunday, the Metro
politan Symphony, under the
conductorship Of Daniel Breeslin
orranization. He is j Williams
solo saxophonist. formerly with
Myer Davis lie Paradis Band.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30

From the elementary school she
passed to college, graduated there,
and then at public seances and
demonstrations astonished the
public with her intimate knowl-
edge, Of the lives of people she
had never met. When days Of
search had failed to find the
body Of a boy whose disappear
ance had created a sensation, the
young seeress named a spot where
the lad would be found drowned
and the manner or his death.
They discovered him wedged on
a crag, just as the princess had
described.
Wahletka predicted the great
war two years before it happened,
named all the countries that were
to be involved, and forecasted the
finish.
Red Apple" is a PICTURESQUE
young lady, an olive.skinned.
dark-eyed beauty, adorned with
the costumes Of her tribe band
Of bright.beaded ribbon around
her forehead and two massive
plaits of black hair falling loosely
down her splendid figure.
The Washington times., 1924-08-30

Paramount Greater Movie Week
begins tomorrow. See . picture
. day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Girl Is Winner
in"KnOwT These
Eyes" Contest

. HATS or 20 Miss Viola OuCnthcr
IL as tho champion movie fan ~
Seattle. Viola. who resides az alt
soth ave, r. tho only one of seNr
.Cal hundred swrHe.liE contestants
who named an five pair of eyes
printed IN the know Thrsc Eyes
contest correctly, she win receive
the l5.OQ
We wont Keep sou IN suspense,
Here are thr name % the owners
OF eyes printed IN just the order
thCy were numbered each day. No
10. Mildred Harms, No = Johnny
Walker; No, 3 Ethel Grey Terry
No. I. Hool Gibson. No. 8. Frank
Mayo.
Mildred Is a decided blonde. Johnny
appeared In tho mother love pie,
ure. "Oyer the lHu"; Ethel Terry
was a featured player IN Sennetts
fiNc.rcel film. AT tho Cross Roads
of New York. IIoot Gibson d the
cowboy star. and Frank Mayo was
tho hero % Hergcshelmcr'a story,
wild Oranges" We told you an
these facts In helping you solve tho
answers,
Ethel Grey Terry was the one
which puzzled mo most. said Miss
Guenthrr. when Informed that abe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Ben HILL WILL.
TALK HERE
Chamber Meeting Devoted
to Women; Features Billed

Friday viii be celebrated as la.
dies day at the noon meeting of the
members council of the Chamber
of Commerce in the Masonic club.
rooms with tho program being pro.
vidcd by the Womcn's Commercial
club, Mayor Bon Hin of Wulla
Wolln viii be the principal speaker,
with u talk on Friends and Neigh.
boris" in which he win touch on
Scattlc's delegation to the recent
Pioneer Pageant at Walln Walla.
Giilbcrg's Indies orchestra win
play during the luncheon, and viii
be followed by solos by Mrs Pheda
Balyent. accompanied by Mrs, LII.
llnn Forrest. Mrs. George Il, Green,
president Of the club, win preside,
and short talks viii be made by
Mrs Dorothy Smonton and Dr.
May Coffman.
But, waving all these aside, the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

6o1 gard ave. y: tenth. Frances
Bitncr. 1916 = Mercer e.; eleventh.
Mrh Herman Johnson. soa 18th ave.
y: twelfth. Jane Hablitzcil. 80 18th
ave. y.
Eddie Rivers OF tho HsillE and
Miss Henry Of Tho Star acted NJ
Judges In awarding the prizes 10
thoao who guessed four correctly.
the matter % neatncsa wsu consid,
cred Ia placing one ahead OF the
other.
Miss Habilizcira set Of answers
was the neaieHi among thote who
guesHcd three correctly
Miss Henry will receive a season
pass 10 the Hcillg and tho winners
Of the fifih. sixth and seventh
prizes Will receive logc seat passca
The remaining five viii receive
tickets admitting two 20 any one
performance az tho HeihE
Prizes will be mailed out this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
HARDlNG'S FATHER
ASCENDS STAGING:
HEARS NOMINATION

MUNICIPAL AUDlTo RUM,
A'l Cleveland. June IL. - DR..
George T. Harding, father of the
late president who was nominated
ut the last republican convention
four years ago, appeared on the
platform while DR.. Burton was
making his speech placing Prcsi.
dent Coolidge In nomination to.
day.
The aged father Of the late
president was accompanied by his
wife He wore the G. A. II. uni.
form and sought an inGonspicuous
sent In tho rear of the crowd.
Referring to Mrs. Harding. wild.
ow of tho president, tho father
declared that she "slmpiy could
not make the grade" In coming
70 this convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
SMALL CAST IL
UNUSUALLY GOOD

Like the Ernst Lubitsch produce
ton, The Marriage Circle" King
Nidoris perturbation OF Horgcsheim-
er's novel wild Oranges" contains
a swall. but perfect cast. There arc
only five players In leading parts.
and they arc Virginia Vail. Frank
Mayo. Nigel De Brullior. Ford Ster-
ling and Charles Post Each plays
hts role TO perfection.
Some Of tho most mportan {
scenes in this picture were filmed
in the Georgia swamp country.
wild Oranges" is having It's final
showing ut the Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
"Lightnin'" Star Represents
Fifth Generation of Actors

A = THE only one 90 Joseph JEFF
"a fououH four sons on The stage
to-day. Thomas Jefferson. who iu
the title role On "IIEhmin." al th1
metropolitan theater sunday June
18Th for one week. represents The
.nuh generations % Jeffcrrons idruu-
Tied With the acting profession,
or hlH ancertufs. che fret who
ls known 10 have entered the pro.
frfrlon was Thomas Jefferson. Born
in Yorkshire, England. in i7l7. Dee
for-o1k the Ways % hs fonrbsan.
became a player and acted frequent.
D. with David Garufk iu London
HIa son Joseph. The first. followed
him That player had BON whom
Doe named Joseph and who was the
father ~ the great comedian.
Joseph. Tho third born IN ThilndeI
rhil. and destined 90 become one
of Tho most eminent OF American
dramatic tiam
or the lBttcra sons. Thomas.
william and Joseph followed in
their faiherE footsteps and played
many roles with him and IN pr0duc.
tons of their osu. The fourth son.
Charles. now dead. wa content
with tho business aide o. the pro.
fcssion and for a number Of years
was a member Of the firm Of Jeffer
ron. khw s EfinnEcr
During tho later years Of his
athera he. Thomas Jefferson
starred IN RIP Van Wrinkle" up
and down the land ln all thIug
ave that indefluhble quality called
personal magnetism his portrayal
was almost an exaet replica 81 that
with which the elder artist delighted
audiences. Many cities declared
that his imporsonntlon was com
| parable 20 his nrc'h
within the last 10 years, Mr
jefferson has devoted much Of biz
time 10 acting before the camera
In no way be fhyE. - u 10 salts
Dying ~ Is tho spoken play 10 tho
actor. who learns his business on
the regular stage.
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DEATHS

Carlson, Mrs, Sophia. &C. 5102 18th
ave. s.. June s..
Kinney, Nellie NJ, 65. 81 Bennett ST.,
June S.
Rcichert. Herman, 67, ga Il. Denny
way. Juno {,
Lynch Jack, a. transient June Z.
Mclean. Edward, IS, 5lsia King St,
June Z.
Sculati, Joseph. months. Kenny
dale June T.
Matthews, Mrs Efric, 90. SIZE w.
Spokane st, June s.
Stmichich, Nancy Olive, I, GliS Fifth
ave. w, June Z,
Malta. rilomena, &C, 1870 Hlawatha
plo Juno s,
Jolly. James D.. IS, 1929 Fifth ave.
n, w, Juno O.
Jones, Baby, infant iOiS 21st ave,
w, June ..
Dcvlin, BABY infant, 1888 1ith ave.
w, juno .,
Adams. win Henry. rs. st. Regis
hotel, juno Z
Stafford, lngcliue, GO, 1914 n. CO.
lumhio st., Juno q
Ashley Joseph Scott, 81, 1853 2Sth
ave. June o.
Ball, Michael rs, 1900 Seward Park
ave- Juno 6.
Bertrand Helene Myrtle, 81 gOi
Ninth ave, juno Q,
Moses, Thomas, sc, Sll0 Woodland
Park ave, Juno Z.
Hansen. Ruth klldnll, 81 3ll3 w.
Lourelhurst dro June .,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
MARIAN IL NOW
A LEADING LADY

Marian Nixon. one OF this years
galaxy Of baby stars. selected by
''Wampaa," plays the feminine lead
opposite Charles Jones in hts new
William Fox picture The VaRabond
Trail" which Is showing at the
Winter Garden thcater until satur.
day. Miss Nixon. who just completed
role opposite John Gilbert In Just
orr Broadway" has played with Mr..
Jones In two OF his latest produc.
tions.
Added 20 tho picture program is
HildcEardc Brosehi. who sings popu.
lar songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
HES 4 "TRIGA MIST"
IN REEL LIFE

Lucien LAiucflcid haH been thrown
into peculiar marital prcdicnmcnt
by his current motion picture roles,
In Rupert Hugheg' picture True
M steel" which b showing az the
Blue Mouse thcatcr this week. he
plays tho dashinE young "Ewcc,!e''
Of Louise Fazenda,
In another production made NJ the
same time, ho played the husband OF
Mac Bush
In real ne no ID tho husband OF
Constance Palmer Littictcld. motion
picture magazine writer.
Hamilton Douglas "Tcenie wecn.
les" bcyy Of clever Riddles. arc
on the same bill.
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rfC-T H1Ej
[)Cf&;,1l)
sTROHIINI ONCE
SOLD fLNPAPI.it

ERlc Won sTRoHEIM is the
II author director and star oi
blind Husbands" tho photoplay at
traction az TIE Columbia this week
Several years ago this same Euc
Won sirohsim cold nypapcr acted
m nm oyrrsccr on "a biz California
estate. WAS boaimnn az Lake
Tahoe and then went into yaudc-
willie on Tho Orphcum circuit
In 1905 this picturesque acto r
first came 10 the United smteA lie
won success an Tho director and
star Of Foolish wives" Cniyrrsal'a
mlllion-dollar production. and has
been acting in and directing pictures
ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households are re-
Dorisd BY the following men:
Mixing Robert :slf 1fth ave. W.
boy.
owen. l.. L. 27sI westlslso ave. y.
girl
Lsnnon, Frank. 1891 Arrowsmiih
ave. girl
sywart, Duncan. 1918 Sixth ave.
boy
Guthrie, Norman h. 1898 ssth ave.
waters. Elmer. 500 Seventh ave. "
Log. Emmett J.. 4i2s Aurora ave.
Baldwin. Asa C, 1915 walllngford
ave, Girl
PuRh. Eugene. 23O7 Broadway ".
Fey. Earl s.. 4:i " broadway. girl
Smith, Lester Ora. 53J ". Both St.
boy
peilegram. Ralph. $3.50 burke ave.
girl
Peterson, Glenn Sanford. ssoi Phin-
ncy ave. girl
Tatsumi. Masara. 5Oi Second ave. s.,
boy.
sakansshi. chlyotaro. sIsis weller
a. boy.
Hopkins. Altman J., 1907 L. John st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

A NOVELTY stage surprlfe dlree,
~ from Loa Angeles, the nature Of
which is being kept a secret. n
promised Htuir patrons. starting
Friday. with the iirsi Northwest
screening OF The shadow Of tho
East"
This attraction. whird HOUSE
Manager c. ". Mckee viii continue
Tor several wccla II the reception
accorded d IN other cities Il repeat.
al here. marks the fourth week that
the lIeHls has offered elaborate
stage presentations In addition 90 lia
motion piriurc program.
The picture Itself from nc pen Of
T., =. Hun. author % +rhe shcik. ="
81 hailed az one % tho outstanding
William FOX productions Tor 1874
Norman Kerry makes his tlrat Bps
pcamnce since starring ln Tho
Huuchhack Of Soirc Dame In this.
while Frank Mayo and Mildred liar.
rs arc other stArH.
A. usual. Leon Grronmar'a Mel.
ody Makers viii offer an attractive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Name and Residence.

Name and Residence. Age
Little. Harvey. Seattle Legal
Quinn. Minnie. Seattle ... Legal
Gleason. Edward r.. Seattle Legal
kilgore, Pearl l.. Seattle Illegal
Hofiin, Olof. Seattle gal
Johnson, Bessie, Seattle .-...Lcg gal
Morcy. Dean D.. Seattle ...... Legal
Luut Ida, Portland .,........ Legal
oldenburg, Ernest H.. Seattle ....g5
Dane. Lucille. Seattle ...........25
williams. Frank J.. sprague Legal
Brewer, Anna l., Seattle .........l7
GOWN. Vernon n Ryderwood Legal
kAppcnberE. Marguerite a. Ed
monitor. Alta. ,.-...........L Legal
Hawks. vern r.. Seattle .........2s
Wostcrsard. Josephine. San Diego. 81
Johnson. Englc A., Seattle Legal
Stoffel. vivian. Seattle ...... Legal
Whisnaut. Robert. Seattle ........27
kccnc. Hazel. Seattle ........ Legal
Durham Michael o'Rcnly. Auburn 26
Miller Ramona l.. Auburn .....25
Baikwin. Morrlss Russell. Stock
ton. Cal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Cornell. Dorothy Mary. Los An
seIes .-.................-... y
knight. Robert w. Seattle Illegal
Stranger. Marion NJ. Seattle Legal
Lorentz. Jack H.. Seattle go. Legal
Dunn. Mabel G.. Seattle ......Leg gal
Wolf. Charles T.. Tacoma ....24
Herkos. Betty l.. Tacoma ......2l
Hyppa, Nestor. Carbonate Illegal
Uksila- Soplsic NJ, Seattle Legal
Schrag. Henry j.. Monroe ......3O
Henry, Ella G., McMinnville, Or. u
Freeman. Charles. Seattle Illegal
Snider, Jeanette. Seattle 49,. Legal
Andrews, John Hiram. Seattle ...2S
HurlbuL Leone Bernice. Seattle -. 20
Mcdonald. Neil, seattle ........53
Thompson. kathryn NJ. Los An
Sclcs .....,............ Legal
Rhinehart. Russell. G.. Seattle ....24
Ward. Viola NJ, Seattle .....,.l7
Hodge. Homer IL. Snohomish ...2s
Lundberg. Vivian NJ, Auburn -. 80
Webb. Jay Stuart. Seattle ....2s
Scott Evelyn. Seattle .........s2
Case. Stanley c.. Seattle Legal
Ferris. Dorothy Seattle $40. Legal
Delaney, Henry Joseph Seattle ...s2
Thomas, Ethel May. Seattle ......2 %
Eskridge, Harley James, Charles
Dick, Hulda Florence. Charleston. 20
Burrig, Harry William. Seattle Legal
sullivan, Agnes Katherine, Sc
attic .....'''..,.t,....,... Legal
Britt, Harold c.. Everett ....24
Morgan NgrOnn Ssatfla ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
ANOTHER FOLLIES
GIRL IN MOVIES

Every now and then one meets
among the newcomers in pictures a
girl from the Follles Dolores Rouse.
who just finished a small part with
Herbert Rawlinson in Ozark Stair.
ways" is the latest in the Universal
studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

principal feature OF the meeting is
expressed in the announcement in
the following words: "a bevy OF
pretty girls will present every mere
male in attendance with a lovely
boutonnicre."
A large attendance is expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Olive Hasbrouck. n new screen
discovery" at Universal city insists
on being n tomboy For the fourth
time in n few weeks she hns donncd
boys clothes IT'S for the feminine
lead in big Timber" with William
Desmond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Ann Brody. who made her debut
in pictures is years ago IN Tho Sac,
rtfcgc two.rcelcr. directed by He's.
bert Brcnon. AZ tho old Imp studios.
is now appearing in the important
role OF tho Duenna in ~ saintcd
Devil"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
Doings of the
Movie folks

A CsrORs live by pretending. bat
- very few noyices have run the
gauntlet 70 the screen by pretending
90 he actors.
Eddie Phillips Is an exception.
lie j. regarded us a Juvenile Of
exceptional ability. lie made his
opportunity by fooling Mary
Picldord.
MISS PICKFORD. then In New
wi York wanted a young Italian
actor for 1.-The Love Light" Phillips.
stranded there after having sold his
books at the University Of Pcnnsyi.
vnnh TO follow tho theatrical viii
o. tho wisp. considered this his
chance.
LIE u tall, slender and dark, with
Il l. eyes and complexion Of the Latin
type. Physically he might pass In.
spcciion He also had a speaking
Acquaintance with an Italian lad
about his own ago who sold papers.
For three days and nights. almost
without interruption he Swallowed
this boy. absorbing his manner and
ibo broken speech Of the immigrant.
L'EARFUL that some genuine ital.
Il ian might snap up tho part while
he was studying Eddie managed 10
- q. q. ...sr,f .,.4s D. 49, NfHgsf.
garlic on his breath. an Italian paper
IN his pocket and an accent 30 strong
a. 10 bc almost unintcliigible. he pre-.
scented himself as young stage
actor from Naples. After a short
Interview DC got tho role.
TINE picture was TO be- made in
l. Hollywood During the trip West.
Eddie kept away from Miss Piciford
as much as possible. They had al.
most reached California before the
star discovered tina, the Italian
Juvenile shed engaged was born in
Philadelphia suburb OF old Amer.
lean stock.
Mary decided that such an ex-
ccllcnt bit OF off.stagc acting
should not 20 unrcwarded that
since Phillips had 80 ihoroly dc.
ceiycd her he should he able 10
make tho part convincing 10 any
movie audience. And he did.
THAT was three years ago. Since
i then he has done Juvenile char.
actcriations and leads In many pic.
lures. with no break in employment.
He played. among others in Just
Around tho Corner ''The Fog"
THE Good Powder" 1.-THE Nth
c Commandment. Through the
Dark" Women Who Give"
George Washington. Jr." and THE
Whipping Boss.
E'RANCEs MARION. who was
i with Miss Pickford as scenarist
when Tho Love Light" was made.
and who later used Phillips as lead
in two Cosmopolitan pictures she
herself directed. says: HE Is the
most promising juvenile on the
screen today. and some day should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
DIVORCE RECORD
SUITS FiLED

Catherine Il. VS.. Glen q. Kidwell,
cruelty.
Rosa VS.. Johannes Diget non-sup-
port.
Stella VS.. Frank Cottingham. cruelty.
katherine Margarete VS.. Lloyd Birk-
by Reyes. desertlop.
Theodore Cletos vs.. Peter Cletos,
cruelty.
Helen Il, VS.. clifford l., Godfrey. de-
Scrtion.
Myrtle Alice VS., Thomas Jas. Burke.
cruelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Because Of tho numerous cos.
tune changes her dual role nccessi.
tatos, n portable dressing room has
been constructed for Leatrice Joys
use in the filming OF Changing Illus.
bands, at Paramount West Coast
studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Chimes from Ohio State university
NJ Columbus win feature the regular
program from It's broadeas,lng
wEAo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

EpelBn Brent and Frdnl
Mayo IN a scene from "Shad,
ol0s Of the East" a story bD
h. ". Hull, author Of "The
Sheik." This neiU photopldv
Which dbolmds NTH romance
is presented by a popular
cast, including rmdr
Kerry and Mildred Harris
besides. the ttco players pic
tired here.
concert, playing Tho Village or.
ehcstra" and "sgiasofs Grinder Joe 20
buster Lorenzo. tenor. Assop's Film
Fables. international News ! nd Top,
iea OF the Day complete the pro.
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
I,RANcEs MARIoN. whn '

EFINaNNIso MINIMUM WHO WIS
i with Miss Pickford as sccnarist
when Tho Love Light" was made.
and who later used Phillips as lead
in two Cosmopolitan pictures she
herself directed. says: HE Is the
most promising Juvenile on the
screen today and some day should
be star in his own right"
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Mildred Har.
IS.
81 o h n ~ Z
" dikcr
ST thsI G
TcrrB.
4-Hoof Gibson.
Frank Mayo.
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Prize Winner

The following guessed four names
correctly:
Second $500. Floyd Flint. 47zr
43rd s.; third $500. Ruth McKin.
les. iz9 2Ist n. fourth. Katherine
Henry mo relation 20 Tho Star
movie editor Daisy Henry. who
acted as ono OF tho Judgcsi. loipis
L. Madison. fifth. Gladys johnson.
66iO First ave. s.. sixth. Mra. ". w.
Dressed. 562s 4snd s W. seventh.
Einar Flint, 1920 42rd ave. q.
eighth. Miss Alice 1'rindali. Spt gath
ave. N: ninth. Mrs, John l.. March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

posted on all tho players. I'm very
pleased 70 bc The winner and sur.
prised that ann the only one who
guessed them an right
Ethel Grey Terry proved the
stiekler Tor most or tho Contestants
This pair Of eyes. according 20
many belonged to either Mabel
Normand or Marie Provost. Johnny
Walker also seemed hard one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12
FUNERAL NOTICES

siEBEL-LissETTE FlEHEL. go r.
10Th. died June ~. 1924 aged ~
YEAR,; beloved wife 81 Conrad
Flsbet
Funeral services Will be held Sat
urdHy. June IL. a. . 8. m. The
University Undertaking pHTiors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-12

Mary decided that such an ex.
ccllcnt bit OF off.sthsc acting
should not 20 unrcwarded; that
since Phillips had 80 ihoroIy dc.
ceivcd her he should he able 10
make the part convincing TO any
movie audience. And he did.