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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Robert Frazer

Robert Frazer Is the only actor OF
in Hollywood who cannot
dance! He prefers to spend his spare
time in a workshop which he has
fitted UP in his garage.
Tho latest device which he has per.
fected and patented Is an automatic
timing and charging device for max.
ing Photographic engagements. He
has received several offers from con.
Germs manufacturing Photographic
equipment nor permission to market
this machine.
Frazer has patented several inven.
lions. He is under contract TO Metro.
Goldwyn-Mayor. and has just finish.
ed the leading role in Bread"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Doug
Guard Is Bach
in Hollywood

VNHE vanguard q The ,.,.
= Plrkfgrd Fairbanks ps,,, /.
IN Hollywood having arr,,.s /.
the East iH Two couting.s,,
first arrival was 3lrs Le,ts ~.
scenario editor Tor the 49,,
company. who came 10 tov- !.
Chicago last Saturday.
Robert Fairbanks. brother
accompanied b. bis VIE
early this week on the us,..
cine's crack train. The I-os a.
Limited. Robert also esms
Chicago but stopped over h =
home town. Provo. Utah. Wien. (,
Fairbanks, who had gone A..
visit her folks Joined him n .
trip 10 Los Angeles
Doug and MARY are expeeiss 4.
rive IN the film capital about 49,
first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Woman Didn't
Know She Wa,
Being FILMED

nIRECTOR DAVID SMITH =
~ gagged the proprietor 0, q. .
Los Angeles smart mOdlss i,
20 give technical advice rer,,s''
the sequence In a set" in '.Bor-
ed Husbands" which Is shoxi,. ,
the Columbia
Smith had rehesrsed the car /.
fore the woman arrived. He A.
her 10 take charge and p,l~
naturally in an effort 10 ir,,'
a customer. He gave the eaus-
man a signal 10 get ready.
The young woman. thlniiss
solely for instruction. whih )
camera ground out the action q.
RED out the work with a ,ovs
genuine realism. She was A.
ished to learn that she had scts,
participated as an actress Il
picture.
III I had told you we xsr, =
ing 20 photograph you In a.
you would have been nerv0u Z
restrained" said Smith. "As
we have a natural picture and /.
Is what we wanted"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
HIS TWO WORRIES

Cecil De Mile put in a hectic night
last week worrying about several
hundred feet of undeveloped negative
and Margaretta futile. author Of
Feet OF Clay"
With some Of the technical assist.
ants Miss futile started back from
the Catalina Islands to the mainland
In motorboat. Engine trouble de.
yeloped and they did not reach land
until nearly O'Clock in the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
LOVERS LANE

"A romantic melody--dreams-sun.
oonncts--Venus and Eros--wagon
tracks-a violin solo in moonlight
church bells-bossom time"
This * an impression OF "Loycrs'
Lane the famous Clyde Fitch play
which will be Phil Roson's next pic.
ture for Warner Bros. Tho play was
adapted 10 tho screen by Dorothy
Farnun and filming viii start at
Warner Bros. upon Director Rosen's
return from Sacramento.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Some Cast!

Az UNUSUALLY strong cast
n has been assembled 10 share
screen honors with the bronto-
sauruses. pterodRctyle tracho.
dons, allosauruses and tho other
dinosaurs which are 10 feature
the film production OF Conan
Doyle's fantastic story. The Lost
World which IL being made by
First National. The human sec.
ton OF the cast includes Bessie
Love. Lewis Stone. Lloyd Hughes.
Wallac Berry. Arthur Hoyt. Mar.
garet McWade. Finch smiles and
Bull Montana. Harry o. Hoyt is
directing this picture. under the
supervision OF Earl Hudson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Whiskers!

MOT since tho civil war or the
gold rush has there been so
many whiskcrs seen in ono coll
lection as were assembled for tho
pirate battle scenes In Frank
Lloyd's screen version OF Rafael
sabatInis novel. The Sea Hawk. ="
More than 700 "cxtras." man
ming four specially built pirate
ships, wore whiskcra
In the cast are Milton sills.
Wallace Berry. Wallace Melon
aid. Lloyd Hughes and Marc Nc
Dcrmo,t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

remarkable trials and fluctuations
or course. ms the heroine Of the story.
she triumphs before the picture Ia
drawn 10 a close.
In the supporting east, which IS
unusually good, b. Jero Austin, who
appeared with Miss Dawson in her
first starring production. Love,
Hate and the Woman"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
WINTER GARDEN

Grace Dawson comes TO the Win.
ter Garden Sunday in her second
starring vehicle. This new Offering
IL called "a Splendid IIe.' and pre-.
sonts tho lovely actress In another
fino dramatic role. She plays
tho role OF young girl
who In private secretary 20 n
bank official. She Is n beautiful
and woll.bTod girl whose people have
come down IN the world. and she has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
COLONIAL.

From the rolling plains OF the big.
gest ranch In Montana. 20 the heights
OF the Hnowclnd peaks. ranges the
action OF ''Ridgeway Of Montana.
Jack HOxie's western starring fea.
ture. a Universal offering which viii
be shown at the Colonial beginning
sunday.
Someone once said that action. no
matter how intricate and fastmoving
can not mako "a picture OF this type
really interesting unless il has novel
elements. Readers OF William Nc
Lcod Raine's novels OF the West. OF
which this Is one OF the most popular
look for Ralne's unusual and strange
plots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
COLUMBIA

Borrowed Husbands" Is tho fea
tured photoplay NJ tho Columbia. II
tops a program which includes a new
episode OF the Fast Steppern' and
the personal appearance OF Frank
Judnich. a young New Yorker. who
has won fame aH an accordion synco-
paior
Florence yidor. Roekciiffe Feliowes.
Earle Williams. Robert Gordon,
Claire Dubrcy and Violet Palmer are
featured IN tho cast Of Borrowed
delightful comedy
drama which treats OF woman whose
husband goes on an expedition 10
South America and while he II away
the wife decides 20 borrow her
friends husbands. Miss Vidor r.
charming in the role OF the vivacious
young wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
Little, but Oh, My!

One Of the largest personalities
on the screen" Is one OF the small
est leading ladies in motion pic
lures" il the description OF Marion
Nixon. voiced by her director. Lynn
Reynolds, nj tho Fox studios Miss
Nixon Is under contract 10 Fox 10
play leading roles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
SCREEN

HUSBANDS and wives
IL have certainly a variety
of domestic tangles 10 wit
ness on local picture screens
for the coming week. Just
cast your eyes over this con-
glomeration of titles, Dor
rowed Husbands" This
Freedom" The Splendid
Lie" The Rejected Woman"
every picture of the domes-
tic variety. And besides
there is a Western picture
scheduled. It's called Ridge
way of Montana"
HEuIG
NGINHIs FREEDOM" the photoplay
Il version Of A. 3. ~. Hutchin-
sons internationally known novel, n
being presented by william FOX az
the Heillg Dcnison Gift. an Ameri.
can director filmed the story with
tho assistance Of the author on tho
sites described IN the novel The
stage version Of This Freedom" has
scored n popular hit IN London and
Il Is likely TO bo shown 10 American
iheatergocrs this season.
The story deals with a woman who
deyotcs her llfo 60 a career. Her
children. unintentionaily neglected
lost mother love" and IN turn become
wealthy waits Tragedy stalks them
all and the mother realizes az what
a price she bought this freedom"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
New Production,

Quite a diversified array Of rr
material IL in the hands Of Fin. 4
tional scenario writers being =
pared for production by this q
pany's own producing units Thsh
includes. Wilderness" 10 =
Corinne Griffith: III Ever I "
Again." n psychological study
married life; Pandora La Cru.
powerful drama localized fg i
most part in Tahiti; "sshs
Wives" a story by Warner Fshe
author OF Flaming Youth" 70 4
Colleen Moore: ION Way Stree
story OF London society adyenfrz
and adyenturesses; THE Inter-
ter's House." a story treating II
contemporary social psychology; a
Boss OF Little Already" Harry ID
Wilson'S humorous tale Of a louA.
"old soak" who gets himself sAs.
mayor OF his town, and ''lra
Hollywood" to be produced BY s
Rork from Adele Rogers ST. ys,
story. The Worst Woman in Ha|
wood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

Gareth Hughes, now playing a
one-act vaudeville comedy by Jo-
seph jackson. announces that
upon completing this tour he
will retire permanently from the
screen 10 spend the rest OF his
years In Florence. Italy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
nIIE MOuSE

For the first time In their distin.
gulhhed careers. Alma Rubens and
Conrad Nagel have been starred to
ge,hcr. They arc seen In Tho Re,
jectcd Woman" at tho Blue Mouse.
These two players have achieved
worldwide reputation for their abii.
ny TO portray dramatic roles Of mod.
orn life.
''Thc Rejected Woman" Is n so.
clcty romance written especially for
these stars by John Lynch, veteran
screen dramatlsi. and directed by Al.
bert Parker.
Tho story Is a novel treatment OF
tho theme. Must n Eiri have pretty
clothes to get nlonR?" This theme
In developed in Il swiftly moving
drama with scenes In Canada and in
New York. II has been lnviahly set
and oostumcd by the producers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
THE MYSTERIES OF motor 6

THE MYSTERIES or motor car
driving are too much for Pola Negri.
She Is a fearless horsowoman, but
several days ago gave up trying to
handle the wheel OF her machine
after attempting TO drive Il to the
studio while working in THE Pas.
sionate Journey"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12

LEATRICE JOY HAS ditha|
new picture. Changing Husbzns|
She depicts two girls, Identical II
ically but utterly opposed mentaEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
PANTAGEs


of the screen. assisted by his own
company. will headline the new
vaudeville bill at the Pantages the
alter. opening with Mondays mat
inee. The Bachelors Bride" is the
title OF the one act dramatic sketch.
in which the screen bad man"
will be seen. He Is supported by
Miss Elsie Williams. who is also the
author of the comedy pIaylet. The
Robert McKim company Is com
prised OF performers who have been
seen on the screen during recent
years.
Added attraction honors will be
held by Rose Kress Four and De-
Maria Five. The Rose Kress -Four
represent a quartet OF IL artists.
presenting a skating revue. entitled
''Terpsichorean Wheels" a program
Of artistic dancing on skates. inter-
spersed with thrilling and daredevil
whirIs. is promised.
Musicale Deluxe" is the billing
Of the DeMaria Five. This organiza-
ton OF all star artists will offer a
melody combination OF voices. violin
and accordion, in a selected pro-
gram.
Leighton. Petit and Josephine
will present one OF their cleverest
comedies entitled. The Elixir Of
Life"
al Markell and Nell Gay, dancers
par excellence. will appear in u
dancing variety program, including
soft and hard shoe, tap dancing.
fancy and eccentric steps.
The feature photoplay for the
week will be '"The Barefoot Boy"
screen version OF John Greenleaf
Winters immortal poem, clarifying
the country lad, and one OF the most
exquisite love scenes ever filmed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
PALACE HIP

Another elaborate musical revue
is the next VIII King offering at
the Palace Hip theRter. starting
Saturday matinee. July 18th. en-
titled "Spice OF Life A typical
musical traveSty. embellished with
appropriate new song and dance
hits. complete program. VIII
King as key Lsschlnskey and Lew
Dunbar as Mike Doolcy are the star
comedians In their famous and ever
popular roles Honora Hamilton.
Billie Bingham. Bessie Hill. Reece
Gardner. Arthur Belasco. Harry
Davis and Howard Evans are also
portraying important roles in tho
cast.
Musical interludes open with
dance selections by tho King girls.
followed by u buck dance by Seotty
Weston, "A novel added attraction.
Jean Singer offers Remembering. -
with the runway chorus,ers Mile
Markle sings "wnl You Remem-
ber?" with the star trio and girls.
Don Smith presents MY Dream
Girl In a song and dance speciality
with the girls that promises enliven-
ment.
Ruby Adams. tho jazz imperson-
ator. gives another typical synco-
pated speciality in IF You Do
What You Do" with the girls. and
Don Smith. Casey Jones and Jimmy
Ellard; Marie Lokke. the versatile
little coincidence. is also much in
evidence In hokum specialties and
dance numbers, while the chorus OF
80 beauties forms an elaborate and
beautiful environment enhanced by
pretty costumes and lighting ef-
fecta
Herrnie King and his master mu-
sicians will produce a series OF
choice orchestral numbers. featuring
jazz and classical numbers as a
prelude TO every performance. A
two-reel comedy and interesting and
educational international news reel
pictures complete the perform
ances.
Souvenir photos OF Bee Russell
will be given to ladies' attending all
matineea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-12
STAGE

MYTH the Seattle Guild
w players presenting Az
cry Hopwood's delightful
drama. why Men Leave
Home" a real movie william,
Robert Mehim, starred at
the Pantages and the Will
King players at the Palace
Hip, in a happy new musical
comedy, the entertainment at
Seattle Legitimate theaters
for the coming week promise
of interesting entertainment.
METROPOLITAN
A VERY HOLLYWOOD. who wrote
~ The Bat aud other famous
New York stage successes, Is the
author Of "Nhy Men Leave Home.
which viii be presented by the seat,
tie Guild PLAYERS AZ tho Mctropoh
tan next week, beginning sunday
evening.
Mr. Hopwood's play Is a play for
neglected husbands II shows tho
poor fellows pining Cor a little attcn'
ton and children, one hopeless,
long suffering wretch Is so bitter
that he declared. IL Nina ever had
a child. Il would have 90 be born al
a house party or on an ocean liner"
II IS IN this play that anxious
wives also are told that men don't
wander out into the night because
OF siren calls, flapper beckonings or
plain jane urgings. but simply be
cause there Is no Pickering OF tho
love light at their firesldos.
why Men Leave Home" was one
OF the brilliant successes OF last sea.
son In New York city. where Il
played for several months az the
Morosoo theater 10 crowded houses.
Miss Cecil Kern, Ivan Miller.
Howard Russell. Allen stricktadden.
Lucille Hicks, are among the impor.
tant members OF the cast.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
WOMANS REALM GOOD HEALTH
 CHATS
 ON CHIROPRACTIC

Punch deeply into the tissues along the side of your neck from the base of your skull to your should CTS and you will more than likely find "sore spots" and hard knotty- like places that are abnormal. As they are snot exceedingly sensitive except on pressure you have not perhaps been before aware of their presence.
 Under modern living conditions there is no one part of our anat- omy that suffers so much as the muscles and bones of the neck The next time you ride in an auto over jolty roads with a cold wind whistling along the side of your neck or bump along and jerk about in trolley car or even bump along in high heels or hard heels on a concrete sidewalk notice how your neck Is continually getting little strains and jerks and jars that tend to harden, stiffen and contract them to a condition of old age. With every necessity comes a remrp edy and this is just one illustration of how chiropractic serves human ity in this age of unnatural living 4hC COAnPCtCAt CAhO- practor is the greatest force, next to right living, in keeping. back the encroachments of modernism from utterly destroying humanity. III health Is the most expensive thing In the world, but the charges of a chiropractor are very reason able, indeed.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-14
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-17
CURVELESS PITCHER
Brooklyn Dodgers Acquire Midget Southerncr Who Does Not Even Try To Toss a Twister.

New York. Jan. 1.-The Dodgers have acquired Wee Tommy Long, the left handler, who did some fancy pitching for Mobile last season, and with the small one have acquired a couple Of oddities. For one thing, Long is almost as small as Gearin of the Giants. The new Dodger stands only feet inches fin his socks. For another thing, Long is a pitcher with out oven the suspicion of curve ball. He never threw a curve in his life, admits it, and adds that he cannot master curve ball pitching. Yet here he is coming up for a trial with the Brooklyns, after having won 21 and lost : in 1923 and pitched one-hit gaem against Atlanta.
 Long is no spring chicken. He pitched for Louisville in the American association for four years and then was pronounced through. He was sent down 10 Mobile last year and pro- eeeded to stage a comeback. In spite Of the fact that Tommy won 23 games for the Coloncls fin 1919 nobody gave him a chance in the big show. He pitched q no-hit, no-run game against Toledo in 1920. and won IS games that year, and still nobody called him to the majors Now Long gets his chance. It is hoped that it has not come too late. Long made his pro. fessional start with Mobile in lgi7.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-17
BOSTON CLEVELAND TRADE
 IS BENEFIT TO BOTH TEAMS
Ban Johnson Figures Quinn Will Develop a Winning Outfit With His Red SOX Recruits and Regulars.

Chicago, Jan. 17-President Ban Johnson of the American league said last night the deal between Boston and Cleveland involving the shift ing of seven players was a strategic move that will result in making the Red Sox a contender for the 1924 pennant. He said that Bob Quinn, president Of the Red Sox had displayed "a world Of baseball intel ligence" in engineering the deal which also had strengthened the Cleveland club.
 Since Quinn took the reins at Boston he has been one of the most energetic men in baseball and is trying to give the Boston fans a winner" President Johnson said.
 He acquired one of the most promising shortstops in the coun- try by getting Dudley Lee from Tulsa. Ills next move was to get 3 veteran to play alongside the youngster and Wamby should fill the bill.
 With Steve o'Nein behind the plate, the pitching staff should show up well. The acquisition of veach will give the club one of the hardest hitting outfieiders in the league. Pitcher Boone should de- velop into a great pitcher under Managers Fohl and o'Neill. Con nolly also may be expected to be- come a great outtielder.
 "The Cleveland club in getting George Burns back into the fold, is getting just what 1t wants. Burns is one of the best first basemen in baseball and is well thought of by Cleveland fans. I do not think that either club was materially weakened by the deal. Fewster and Walters have a lot of baseball left and will help the Indians.
 President Johnson said Quinn was determined to give Boston fans q pen- nant contending ball club.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-17
Five Giants Sign Their
 Contracts for This Year

New York, Jan. 1.-The New York Giants today announced the receipt of signed contracts from Hank Gowdy, catcher; Heinie Groh, third baseman; Fred Mcguire. infelder and pitchers Dennis Gearin, Walter Huntzinger and A. c. Stoner.
 Huntzinger formerly played with the University of Pennsylvania and Stoner is a recruit from Knoxville, Tenn.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-17
WESLEYAN LOSES

Springfield, Jan. 17.-Springfield college basketeers romped through with a double victory last evening, de- feating Wesleyan and sufield. The varsity five gave a wonderful exhibi- tion of team play and displayed a powerful defense in baffling Wesleyan, 42 to IS. The second string quintet came back and won over Suffield, 30 to 12 fin a return game which was fast and furious. The rain did not seem to discourage basketball enthusiasts. and a good sized crowd was present.