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SHORE PROPERTY.

Continued.
JUST THE PLACE
YOU'VE WAITED FOR.
SALT WATER. PRIVATE BEACH. BOAT
ING. FISHING, HUNTING AND WONDER
FUL ALL-YEAR LARGE BUNGALOW.
rooms, 2 complete baths, screened porches,
vapor heat. freplaces. electric lights. Beau
tiful view over the bay. Good auto road to
property and little over two hours ride
COMPLETELY FURNISHED AND
INCLUDES PIANO
Beautiful home or ideal club proposition.
We are authorized by the owner to sell at the
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
14o7 New York Ave. NV. Main 11ss.
PROPOSALS
THE CITY OF BUENoS AIRES. (ARGENTINE
Republc) is contemplating the purchase Of
mechanical rolling equipment to be used by
Its street cleaning department for sweeping,
watering the streets and carrying garbage to
be disposed OF. For PARTICULARS address the
Argentine Embassy. 1906 corrorau St NV.
Washington. d. C..
Evening star., 1924-07-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.

FOR SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSEa
Coninue
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO345.
CHEVY CHASE-$165OO.
glass
o not the marke
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$1375O.
wide
house a Ii lodin
NORTHEAST-$65O
OF e Six large, bright
6s fronts andre rporche
o and II ne. fo to
SOUTHEAST-S6OOO.
G
TO rmtion
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
"Everything in Real Estate
141S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oO345
-
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IN 1900 BLOCK OF Q ST.
PRICE, $13, 500
sISR9 AND CELLAR BRCK
W Mp NpT M RAca S9s GAKsE ESFEHg #
~ w. A-NA1 - A-11N '' 'NooN'' ILLS
SAUL'S ADDTTION-WEST OF 18th ST
PRICE, $15OOO
Re 9NfSG sdo pIGN sbon F EEoe SSE ECON
WHY
A DECIDED BARGAIN.
PRICE, $125OO
HoHE En FRFnR T ROOFS sR agk % % E
~ 01' -"oAA 1AAAoA' a
ON CLIFTON ST.
PRICE, $1,000 #-'-'
STONE & FAIRFAX,
of Rea Service"
1342 NEW YORK AVE. PHONE MAIN 2424
BoAR
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JyD'I,N."
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DE-
TACHED SIX ROOM FRAME BUNGA-
Low. NO. 1908 FESSENDEN STREET

NORTHWEST.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No 1856, folio 307. et seq,
of the land records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY. THE 10TH DAY
OF JULY, AID. 1924, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
M, the following described land and prem
ises. situate in the District of Columbia.
wit: Lot No. in square east OF square 1854
in the d. C. Land d building Company sub
division Of part of tract of land called
Friendship" now known as Wisconsin
Avenue Heights" as per plat OF said sub
division recorded in book g. page u. in
the Office of the surveyor for the District Of
Columbia. subject to certain covenants of
record mentioned in the trust To be sold
subject. however, to a prior deed of trust
tor 81. $50 at 10 due September. 1924.
Terms of sale: Over and above said trust,
cash. deposit of 5000 required at time
of sale. All conveyancing recording. revenue
stamps and notarial fees at the cost OF the
purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser. after five DAYS
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in the city of Washington,
D. c.
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THOs. ]. OWN & son. ATCTONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE yALgABLE
LTSCHR0OM BUSINESS KNOWN AS
THE EATwELL LUNCH ROOM. TO,
GETHER WITH THE GOOD WILL AND
LEASE OF PREMISES NO. s1l NORTH
CAPITOL STREET.
BY virtue of a certain chattel deed of trust,
being instrument number 231. recorded October
4th, 1929. among the land records of the
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction on the premises,
on THURSDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF JULY,
1924 AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. all and singu-
lar goods and chattels and personal property
named. mentioned and described as follows.
the same being in and upon the premises
known as 81 North Capitol St: Ice Boxes.
B Gas Ranges, 2 Coffee Urns, Cash Regis
ter 24-foot Counter. Show Case. Steam
Table. by 10 feet: Large sized Tables. 1o
Stools, 30 Chairs, 4 Electric Fans all Sill
verware and Dishes, Mirrors, Fixtures. Stock
of Goods. etc.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in
twelve equal monthly payments all cash at
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 500
quired at time of sale. Conveyancing and
recording at purchasers cost. Terms to be
complied with within ten days.
z. s. BURGESS,
P. HENRY COATES.
tx O
Evening star., 1924-07-09

THOs. ]. OWEN { son. AUCTIONEERs.
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Attest: (Seal.)
K. PERCIvAL WILSON,
o4-d&ds exSuGhol Secretary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-22
X ~ -f-sA =
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me- proc Standard Oil Co. kla by 1fskavat slew N daie
ponevadz n9kere jeff osjne sudny vycepa pet de-
set neb padesat rokd Nazev dan dtchodn 1cela
jasne naznacuje je tim mln&no dah m3la by pfesati
kdyz presane dchod az kdyz y oejne sudny Standard
Oil Co. skutecne vyschnou.
Zaroven vsak, kdyz prime zasada "vycerpavani
Sc" proc by by uplan6na vseobecns? Nejsou
ienom oene sudny ktere vycerpavaji. Vycerpava
take Nekdo vycerpa drive nekdo pozdej ovsem
zavisi dlouhe okonos ale sou jenom ridke p
pady, covek sedmdesati etech mGze konat neakou
tezs vydeecn prc at elesnou neb dusevn Vetsinou de
jsou veku vycerpan Il nko nahle najednou, nybrz
vycepava pozvoa jako ty Rockefelleroyy oejne stud
ne Po dosazen ste periody zvotni zacnou jech silly
schopnosti ochabovati .t4I
Proc ma toto vycerpavan by byt wat ohled pri
uvaovani dane ddchodu?
teto souvsosti dani dGchodI proslovil nedavno
president Coolidge New Yorku rec ktere melo dosati
yetsi pozornost j dostao Pan Coolidge jenz odpo
rucue Mellonuv bern plan, mz haze - obrazne Tece
kapitalistum pecene husy podobe veke sevy obra
ne knstky tenn osatnm popatnkum dan objevl zamavou
vastnost kaptau Jakmle dospeeme jisteho bodu uka-
dani dan kapal chceme ukladat dane ess vyss ka
pital zacne mizeti, prav president. -
Litujem, ze D. Coolidge blize nevysvet, akym vastne
zpusobem miz kapta ably nemusey byt dane neho pa-
ceny CT snad kapalse jej svevolne nici pa snad W.
d6ane paprove penze t zlae stribrne zahazu nekam
do hubin vod ably Mich dane nemusely plat? Jedine
prpade kapital dan podehajici by zmzel Jinak e
podleha DAMN cast uozenou do daniprostych
luhopisu avsak advokati stale vynaleza move
cesty cestcky ably velci kaptase unik placen dani
vlada tomu kyva ochotne jim slevuje Tyo sevy emily
sta mlliond dolard behem posednich nekolika rokG.
TO je cely "trub' vlada ponechava vyklad zako-
kapitastum je vykladaj svdj vlastn prospech
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
A lucky shot from the buccaneers
had found the powder magazine.

~ natural breakwater, and as
the inner harbor is approached, an
ether strip OF land thrusts across at
right angles from the first, TO
wards the mainland on the east.
Just short Of this it ceases, leaY-
ing deep but very narrow chan
mel. veritable gateway, into the
secure and sheltered inner harbor.
Another fort defends this second
passage. East and north of Carta-
gena lies the mainland, which may
he left out Of account. But to the
west and northwest this city, so
well guarded on every other side,
lies directly open to the sea 1t
stands back beyond a half-mile Of
beach Sand besides this and the
stout walls which fortify it, would
appear To have no other defenses.
1t remained for Captain Blood to
explain the difficulties when NJ. de
Rivarol informed him that the hon
or OF opening the assault in the
manner which he prescribed was
to be accorded to the buccaneers.
Captain Blood smiled sardonic
appreciation Of the honor reserved
for his men II was precisely what
he would have expected For the
buccaneers the dangers; for NJ de
Rivarol the honor, glory and profit
OF the enterprise
1T is an honor which l must de-
cline" said he quite coIdly. Vol
verstone grunted approval and
Hagthorpe and Yberyille nodded
Il will not lead my men into fruit
less danger"
LOOK you, NJ. lie Capitaine,
since you are afraid to undertake
this thing, | will myself undertake
it, NJ. de Riyarol declared. II Il
do so, | shall have proved you
wrong, and | shall have a word to
say. to YOU tomorrow which you
may not like. l am being very
generous Win you, SIT. You have
leave to go e,
1t was sheer obstinacy and emp,
ty pride that drove him, and he re
ceived the lesson he deserved.
Close upon fifty lives were lost in
the adventure, together with half
a-dozen boats stored with ammuni-
ton and light guns The Baron
vent back to his flagship an infu-
slated. but by no means wiser
man
He was O4Eak at dawn by
the rolling thunder Of guns.
Emerging uF<0 the poop in night
cap and slip2s2s, he beheld a sight
that increased his unreasonable
and unreasoning fury The four
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
ag%
MNy CHAPTER XIV
F~'Fvl CARTAGENA BF]

Having crossed the Caribbean in
the teeth Of contrary winds, 1t was
not until the early days OF April
that the q, French feet hove in
sight OF Cartagena, and M. Ri
Varol summoned a council aboard
his fsgship to determine the meth
cd Of assault.
1T Is of Importance, mes
sieurs," he told them, that we
take the city by surprise, not only
before 1t can put itself into 3 state
Of defense; but before 1t can re-
mevs its treasures inland. l pro
pose to land a force SUFFICIENT to
achieve this to the north Of the
city tonight after dark"
He wasSheard respectfully and
approvtngly by his officers, scorn-
fully by Captain Blood. Blood was
the 0nly one amongst them who
knew exactly what lay ahead. Two
wears ago he had himself consid
9red raid upon the place, and he
had actually made a survey Of It,
The Barons proposal was one to
be expected from 3 commander
whose knowledge OF Cartagena was
only such as might be derived
from maps.
Geographically and strategical-
~ considered. it Is a curious place.
Il stands almost four square,
screened eas. and north by hills,
and 1t may be said to face south
upon the inner OF two harbors by
which 1t is normally approached
The entrance to the outer harbor
which Is In reality a lagoon some
three miles across, lies through a
neck known as the Boca Chica-
or Little Mouth-and defended by
q fort. A long strip Of densely
wooded land to westward acts here
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
ATTENTION ARTISTS

The Riddles that really want 10
go to the circus and are willing to
work, may get a free ticket-ghat
is if some kind Uncle" or
"Auntie" doesn't want to take
them-then, Of course, they don't
have to work to get in.
But, here is d way easier than
carrying water for the elephants,
or doing other chores around thu
circus grounds the day of the
crcus-get your water colors ont,
and get to work right away, and
color the animals in the Times
Recorder circus page that appeared
last Wednesday, and bring it in to
the Circus editor before six O'Clock
C 70 might win one of the
~ tickets that we are giving away
lets see what you can do.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17

That ; the DOPE" says the
narcotic Inspector as he pointed
to the can of morphine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
FREIGHT RATES ON
LA. TIMBER UNJUST

WASHINGTON, Oct. III (Bv
Inc Associated Press. THE In
terstate Commerce commission has
rule 4 that freight rates on lumber
from parts of Louisiana are "pre-
Judicial and unreasonable.
Railway freight rates on yellow
pine lumber timber and other
forest products from First and Vir-
cum IN Louisiana, to their deslina-
tons are unjust, says the commits
sion.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
THIS THING
HAS HAPPENED

Fathef bought a Shaving cup
Says he "I'll shave myself.
He brought it to the bathroom
And placed it on shelf.
Little Willie wanted something
To mix some water color in.
Now fathers in the barber shop,
Removing whiskers from his chin
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
When the Cub
Ism Covering
Assign menfS
GET A CELL REA DY
FOR THIS FELLOW y.

Mrs. Richard Stew ems, who lives
en- Church street W; Is made the
victim Of a very cleva.; ruse Thurs
day morning.
An unknown man sme to Mrs.
Stevens door early III ursd ay morn
mo and told her that Mr. Stevens
had sent him there to Dol row his
shot gun, with which to xiii d
sheen. Mrs. Stevens got the gun
rom the house and gave it to the
man. He thanked her and le1t.
When Mr.. Stevens came in from
his r. F. D. route, his wife told
Him that she had given the gun to
the man whom he told could Dor
row it. This proved to be news 70
Mr. Stevens He hadn't told any
one they could borrow his gun. and
he did not even know the man an
swering the de ycription given by
Mrs. Stevens.
The shot gum was brand new,
having been rec artly purchas: d by
Mr. Stevens. M trace Of the man
Las been found, but tie police are
on the lookout f N him and a.. the
hunting season is ab1. to open
they are anxious To -Dcoyor lIr.
Stevens gun for him
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17

Why not try being 10 years
younger again - why not grow
stronger in body, in mind, in vi
tality? Why not take McCov's Cod
Liver Oil Tablets and drop 10 years
from your age in 30 days? We
mean this literally, of course. We
believe that a 80 days treatment
will make you feel 10 years young
er-but at any rate try them for
80 days and if you ere not satisfied
get your money bacl--60 tablets
60 cents at Nathan Murray's and
Howell's Pharmacy - or any pro-
gressive druggist. Pc sure and get
McCoy's-the original and genuine.
(adv)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17

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two men approached him from
either side of the car fully masked

wv men approached nm from
either side of the car fully masked
and gloved.
In a statement to the Times Re.
corder the doctor said. Ny car
had not come to stop but was run
ming along very slowly. One man
jumped on left hand running board
Of the car and made an effort TO
turn off the switch key | had
tire tool on the seat next to me and
reached for it, hoping to use it TO
advantage on the head Of the mask
ed figure. The holdup men must
have thought the tool was pistol
for they both jumped from the ear
and ran. | did not pursue them:
but left we'll enough alone and
came on to Americas.
Neither of the men spoke and
as they We re masked | could not
tell whether they were negros or
white men b"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
ONE OF OUR
SUBSCRIBERS SAWS

I amt ever felt SO SORRY for INV
one as | did for that young fellow
who tried to ride between the liobts
OF an automobile the other night"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-17
DISCIPLES OF JESSE Z
JAMES ACTIVE.

Dr.. f. n Campbell, willie err
route from Huntington to Americas
over the Brady ro;td, Tuesday nigl It
came very near be ire the victim :of
a holdup.
DR.. Campbell said as he slowe
down his car on a bud stretch Of
road about six miles rom the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Blue Mouse Is
"Dolled Up

The Blue Mouse theatcr Is now In
its holiday dress. Mr. Hacmrick's
beautiful thoater has been gorscously
decorated. both In and out, ia a gala
holiday array Of holly. ovorgreens
and special seasons greetings 20 its
large patronage. Two big illuminated
candles appear on either Hidr Of the
stlFn with two more of a smaller
variety appearing on both sides Of
the console OF The organ. Elaborate
decorations With boautlrl lighting
effects adom tho Two gardens. \
gorgeous array OF flowers and
wrcIths. together with decorative
pine cones. bells and candles place
tho foyer IN a rich and oSgant ap.
pearuncc. Tho decorations arc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Fans Glad Pearl
White Is Back

Unusually interesting S. the film
attraction at tho Winter Garden.
"Porils u Paris. because it1 star b.
Pearl white Mas White, movie
fans Will remember. EaNo up hrr
screen career "a few years ago and
has been rcsldlnE in Paris ever
since. However. her love Tor silent
drama got the best o. Pearl, and
recently shn waa persuaded 20 make
a special production under the dlrtc.
ton OF Edward Josr, American d.
rector. who happened 20 b. in Paris.
"p,rilg Of PARIS IL the result.
u wouldn't 30 a Pearl white pic.
turc II u didn't contain n lot 81
thrilling rtunts and a lively 70.
nance. Tho Merry little actress IN.
iec'a pep galore into her rolg and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Liberty Song Contest
Is Proving Popular

IL Publicity Manager Sayrc could
just Induce "a few Of tho old folks
90 sing tho old songs as they should
Do sung. this uew-iAuglcd song CON.
test every SUNDAY noon. az the lib,
Crty theaier would register a real
entertainment knockout
Sundays competition, the sec.
oud ono yenturcd by the First ave
playhouse. waa a fitting prologue 10
tho lnugh.busincss Of Harold Lloyd
In Hot Water
The way they work IL. Organlst
Wallace plays the accompaniment
and House Manager Leroy johnson
does tho announcing. the audience
does tho judging
I kept pulling for a tull blonde
with a black gown and com-oolored
hair, who had a luscious contraltO.
and finally she won I'm Roll
Along Tho yvifo was partial 10 a
sheik IN checked brown sweater and
high.top boots. who made when
You and / Wero Young. Maggie
his best bet.
And then there was tho ovrralled
comedian who won In Yes, We
Have No bananas done IN pseudo.
Italian fruit car style. "RockaByo.
Ny BABY Blues" brought out all tho
swains and swesthearts in the nu.
dlcucc.
And when ir came 10 "s1esp
you know. that How I Love 90
sleep" with tho accent on the
sleep ana no expression 20 tho
yolcc-woll. IL we hadn't clapped
awfury hard on the third ballot
for the man In the brown suit that
biinkcd-hn man bliuKrd on tho
time. too-Johnson would atm DO
trying TO pick the winner out OF tho
dozen cutrica
It's n now stunt. and It's a good
one. The contestants enjoy q, and
the audience gets comedy and some
musical entertainment. 20 everyone
ts moro than just satisfied.
So much has been said about the
Harold Ilyd comedy Hot water.
which la now In its SECOND big
week AZ the Liberty. that no moro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

audiences have agreed that SIS more
comfortable % e fence. jumping.
death.dcfyius automobile stunts on
tho silver sheet than it O. In real
lie.
Win Reed H0wsa In the leading
role 81 James Kent, the fearless
hero. Alma Bennett playing Doris
Howard. the attractive object Of
bis daring and impctuous loye-mak.
ing. this stirring production IL sup
ported BY a notable cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

A TYPICAL Charles Ray picture
II IL Dynamite Smith" showing
az the Capitol. Tho story Is Fan
original from the pen Of c Gard
ncr sullivan, who wrote The Cow.
ard" and IA good many Of the pho
tDplaya which first brought fame
20 Ray. Next 20 Rays splendid act.
ing u the role played BY Wallace
Beory, the king or villains. who
" cast as stugFcr Rourkc. and he
moro thnn succeeds IA making his
pnTt dospio1bie-
In writing Dynamite Smith for
Rays "comeback' 10 the bashful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Pola Negri Picture
Continues at Strand

pola Negti continues 90 BE- a ropu.
lar drawing card az tho strand In
Forbidden Paradise. which is now
In ne second bis week
rola's rolo "a that OF "a queen OF a
little kingdom nesting IN tho Hai
khus Rod Ia ROGUE u a soldier IN
her army and Adolpho MsnJou her
prime minister Between IA ROGUE
and Menl0u. Mis- Ncgri receives fine
support.
Tho story v an entertaining ru
nance u court intrigue. II was Ill.
rected BY Ernst Lubltsch. and Il is
agreed that Forbidden Paradise h
the bcat pictuu Pola Negrl las made
since Passion That b. why Il U.s.
now playing Ia ltB second week 81,
the Strand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

.pcctedlyg one % Che girls is a thlof.
but which "a o. h nobody knows.
some Eruud climax when q is
learned that uhc Eirls are sisters.
There D. plenty Of romance. Hr
uou. and with "a east which include
Hoekino believes Raymond HAT
ton John Roche and Csy FtEgrr
aht needless Go Say thgfC D. an
abundance OF clever acting
Tho Coliseum orchestra under
Wineland D. rendering "a delightful
Christmas overture
COMEDY film Is Why Men Work
n ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Wine of Youth" Is
Entertaining Film

- spite - the capable cast u
4 Young players In King NIdoFs
Httuuluon of Rachael Crothcrs
Mary thc Third which under the
Ute "Wino u Youth Is the fca-
furci film play az the COLUMBIA this
week, Elcanur noardm1n Econgs the
individual hit 81 the show
You are probably aware uf the
act that The Cuothers story has 10
90 with "trial honoymooninr But
INC picture ISN'T half a. daring as Dc
may sound Il IS Just tho picturira.
zion OF a clean Rachel Cruthcrs
play, spiced by Genes q a society
fapper party.
Two girls and three boys 50 on "a
camping trip together 30 rub OF
their society p~olltcness and find out
who really likes who. N any. Tho
leading napper Ctho picture Is FUN
20 EN-. but Eleanor Boariman phys
Tho principal onel Is seer as rather
m Intelligent young person. whose
wiidnets Is under control Of her con.
science. For Mary tho Third IN.
herita some o. the oldfashioned in.
hibltlons OF her mother, Mary the
second, and or granny Mary the
First
Much against her better judE.
ment. tho youngest Mary aecouEan.
les her two sultors and another
couple on tho Honeymoon And
later completely rcgretilng her de-.
scriion OF home and parents, she
felsna an attack Of appendicitis and
breaks Up tho TIP.
Scenes between Mary and her par
rnts are most dramatic,
As VIC remarked before. Mss
Boarlman Is charming. and Il hiy'
olously supported by Pauline Garon
and enough lcadlng men 20 nan
half a dozen pictures J. +. s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
I.1arie Prevost Has
Fine Role at Coliseum

Marie Provost IS trying her and
az real dramatic acting.
And don't let anyone w tell you
that Marie hasn't fully graduated
from bathing girl and cutey types"
This young lady IS rapidly proving
her mettlo as a dramatic star.
In "Cornered. tho p~hotoplzy At
the Coliseum this week. Miss Pre-.
vott plays q dual role. Tho story
deals with the resemblance Of an
hciress 70 Mary Brennan, n girl Of
the slumz. This fact IS discovered
by Mary's pals. who mako plans for
her 10 establish herself In tho house.
hold OF tho heires5 as the mistress
of the house.
Can you imagine tho situation
when the real helress returns uncx.
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the fact that Il was made on real
location Be- another noteworthy foa
ture.
That picture fans are glad to see
Pearl White hack on tho screen 10
evidenced ~ Tho crowds lined up in
front of the Winter Garden box Of
fiuc az each performance,
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THEYRE Off Tony las tho lead
i with Tom Mix IN the saddle
rbundcHns down the strc,ch.
pressed hard by the runutrup
Tony gailops across the finish line
"a winner by half a length That
h the climax pf ono or tho most
stirring scenes ln Tom Nike pic
TURF. 'Oh. You Tony which ~ tho
popular attraction at The Hcilia
for tho holiday week.
Tho picture gives tho star and
his wonderful horse, Tony. another
opportunity 90 hold boys and girls