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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
WINTER GARDEN

Grace Dawson. whose beauty and
talent has placed her among the
stellar players OF tho screen, is fea.
inrcd in Love. Hate and a Won.
an" Tho phoioplay which goes on
view NJ the Winter Garden for the
FIRST time Sunday.
Miss Dawson. who has been
styled by score Of critics In ar
fsrent parts OF tho country aA "the
lovcliest woman on tho screen" Il
to appear In series OF pictures.
and this Is the first one.
Love, Hate and a Woman" As
tho title implies. is dramatic
story. and tho cas-, includes Ralph
kellari, Robert Frazer and Julia
swayne Gordon. a trio o, players
who need no introduction to film
fans.
Doris conover. popular Seattle en-.
tertaIncr. appears on tho bill In
dance and saxophono spec!altles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

These testS. which were made by
Herbert Brenon. who will produce
The picture. will 30 shown 10 iarrie
in London. 90 tina, 10 can make bis
selection OF the player who he thinks
II best fitted 90 interpret the role
mafo famous on the stage by Maudo
Adama Tests were gathered over a
period OF several months and range
from the foremost screen stars 20 the
leas, known players ON motion pic.
lures.
SIR Iasky denied that tho purpose
OF his trip was 10 confer with Mary
Piekfori.
II know that Miss PIckfori has
been mentioned for tho part" said
Mr.. lAsky. " but the choice OF tho
artist who will play tho role rests
entirely in Sir James hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
STAGE TO SCREEN
AND BACK AGAIN

Vivian Martin was still Of the
school girl type when she yon;ursd
Into FARGO comedy with George M.
cohan productions. Officer Sos"
and stop. Thief" but when an In.
genue Of her characteristics was de.
sired in tho Famous Players quar-.
tsrs she yielded 10 persuasion and
gave up tho stage, At least, she felt
nj the time that she would make the
screen her permanent abiding place
But the stage fever returns every
so often. and during ono OF these at.
iacks OF professional nostalgia Miss
Martin took tho role sho is now play.
ing In Just Married" tho farce,
with Donald Brian. which Is touring
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
May Allison
Returning to
Screen Again

MAY ALLISON f. tarkling o."
wi hsreulcan task u new Eiart
n mollou p.ctureE Few feTsr o.
players haz been able 70 regain
their popularity after once quitting
tie screen Popularity u this H0Tf
Dr. dependent on continuous apptsl
90 the maEses who patrculzs TIE
Jumping flicker.
Valentino. not aiasrt from tIs
screen as long a. Nay has been. ai14
faces the same problem.
afisB Aills0n left the screen for
vacation two ysnrs ago. Unlike
Valentine. she dropped completely
from the public prints
Her new picture Il The Rive
Road" TIE hero 70 a membcr
tho coast glisrd service and for ~
flint time the government has loanCl
coast guard equipment and persounF
10 the moyieE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
raded Her
Typewriter
for Makeup
ssINHY did you take up a career
w as an actressg''

IVA
w as an actressg'
That question 10 tho featured one
Of biographical blanks In tho studio
publicity departments. That's BE-
Cause the answer usually Is inter.
esiing. Some. with WY faces. an.
swer. Il had to at--uuforiunAto
habit. you know" Others. Il sim.
ply had 70 set In. knew / could
1ct"--ete-, etc.
carmelita Geraghty. playing the
feminine leading roles opposite Jack
Dempsey In the Universal series OF
pictures starring the champion. an.
swers the question without hcsita-
ton:
Because couldn't write"
Then sho goes on 10 explain that
while script girl for Marshall Seiian.
John Robertson and Chester Frank.
lin, she tried desperately TO get
across some stories. Fiction and
scenarios. But nobody paid any
attention.
Your story has been carefully
read but found unsuitable TO our
requirements at the present mo.
menl" That stock limo" worried
her for IS months. She escaped
literary fame and. when she real.
lied her failure. took UP tho career
OF an actress, with beauty and a
charming personality as her chief
claims to consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
COLLECTING C0BWEBS
NOVEL Film STUNT

How many eobwcbs would 10 on a
bottle Of champagne which. for 20
years. had roposed In ccilar7
That was question which dc.
manded the attention Of the property
man on set In the Paramount
studio where Dlmltri Buchowotzki
was producing Pola Nsgri's latest
starring picture, Compromised"
The task Of transforming a newly.
eorked ginger ale bottle Into n 20.
year-old bottle Of wine with tho aid
Of labels and cobwobs was only ono
OF many difficulties which confront.
cd the property man attached 70 the
Compromised" company.
Heading the cast chosen 10 support
Pola Negri are Ben Lyon, Noah
Beery. Raymond Griffith and VIII.
liam J. Kelly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
DARING CHANCES"
NEW H0XIE Film

Jack Hoxie, Universal star, started
work on his latest Western feature,
Daring Chances" Cliff Smith. the
other main fnctor Of the Hoxie.smItll
unit is directing. Tho supporting
cast includes Alta Allen. Catherine
Wallace, Geneviovo KNAPP Claude
payton and others. The script calls
for much spectacular riding, and has
n strong love interest,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
HELENE CHADWICK

Not content with acting for tho
screen. Helene Chadwick. now star.
ring In Her Own Free Will" is
determined to become a finished cos.
tune designer.
Under the eye Of a New York styl.
list, Miss Chadwick has taken up q
course in designing and plans to ere,
ate her own gowns for her pictures
In the future.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
"RECKLESS ROMANCE"
NEW CHRISTIE FILM

Hungarian literature IS following
the lead Of the French and Spanish
In providing material for American
photoplays. The latest 10 the forth
coming Al Christie feature comedy
10 be released by Hodkinson. titled
"a Reckless Romance." from the
Hungarian story by Emile Nytray.
This Is the second OF the Al Christie
feature comedies distributed by Hod.
kinBon-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
COMPANY TRAVELS
LIKE CIRCUS TROUPE

Methods used by the old travelling
circus companies were adopted dur.
ing the filming OF Zane Grey's
'Wanderer OF tho wasteland'' for
Paramount.
According 10 tho authors agree.
ment locations used for filming the
picture were selected in the wild
country described in the novel.
Tho motion picture company was
organized after the model OF the
travelling circus OF tho SOS. II
moved from place 10 place in Arizona
and the Mojave desert with the com.
piete self dependence OF n caravan.
Cooks, tents, water supplies and
equipment were transported by
motorcars.
"Wanderer Of the wasteland" was
produced by Irwin Willat with Jack
Holt Kathlyn Williams. Noah Berry
and Billie Dove in the featured roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
COLONIAL

Marion Davies assumes the rola
OF a eomely young lad In Little
Old New York" which will be tho
attraction at the Colonial. begin.
ming Sunday. She appears in tho
smart toys worn by the youths Of
century ago when men were al.
lowed moro latitude In their style
OF dress. Embroidered waistcoa,s
and high SILK hats made tho men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
COLUMBIA

For tho firh, time In their picture
career. Jane and EYak Novak. play
tho parts OF sisters la a photoplay
Both giria have enjoyed popularity
IN motion pictures. starring in pic.
lures for some time and have ap.
pesrcd In the same pho,oplayu but
in Tho Discard" or The Man Life
Passed by" which ia now showing NJ
tho Columbia. they arc cas-, as els.
icTa for tho frs, TIM.
Victor sohsrtrsr. who Is the autnor
OF this new dramatic play. also al.
rocisd tho offering which 10 pro.
scented by a notable cast Including.
besides tho SovsR girls. Percy Mar
mont Cullen lands. Hobart Bou.
worth and Ralph Dushman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
STAGE

IATITH Thomas jefferson
w in the stellar role, Sc
attic amusement lovers will
be given an opportunity TO
witness John Golden's Splen-
did play. "Lightnin'." which
opens az the Metropolitan
Sunday; pretty girls, lots Of
jazzy numbers and pretty
scenic effects predominant
the new VIII King offering,
Love Letters" at the Palace
Hip. Manager BoStwick. Of
the PantSgeS, promises a
unique act in the appearance
of the Janet Adler Syneopa-
tors, the headline act of the
new show, opening Monday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Gladys Hule;te win appear with
Hoot Gibson In The Ridin' KID
From Powder River" by H. G.
Knlbbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
nLuE MOUSE

The French Riviera. one % tie
most picturesque and eiaboratsly gar
dened spots In tho world. Is the SCI
ting for most "Rocoll." which j.
Parker Read. Jr, has produced for
Doldwyn. and which 10 the attraction
a. the Blue Mouse for a week.
"Bscoll'' IL a highly dramatic story,
with strongly indiylduallEed eharae.
isrs. splsndldly photographed. n "a
from one OF Rex Beaeh's short stories
recently published IN a big clrcuia.
tion magazine. and Il IL full OF the
colog. eonira1t and mslodramAtio nc.
ton which tho motion picture public
likes 10 see. It's stony concerns a
wealthy American who mArrles o
psnnlless American Firl stranded IN
peauyiilo and who Is deserted by her
for another man. The big. smashing
scenes Of tho picture result from the
mans attempt 10 make tho woman
and tho man with whom nho had
lied I've together for tho rest Of their
lives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
SCREEN

L M. HULL, Rex Beach
Il. and Victor Sehertz-
niger are the noted authors
responsible for the plots Of
three Of the new photoplays
which are now showing at
Seattle picture houses. Betty
Blythe, Percy Marmont, Nor
man Kerry, Evelyn Brent,
II ildred Harris. Mahlon
Hamilton, Jane and Eva No
wax, Grace Dawson and
Marion Davies are among
the stars Of the new attrac-
tons.
HELLO
II ~. HULL. author or "Ths
~. shiek' 70 responsible Tor the
plot OF shadows Of the East" tho
new photoplay which. ike its predo
oesnor, e story Of tho allurlnE
Orient with rs strange fascination.
The title Of this picture epitomlzes
ono OF tho strange alliances men o.
all nhiiounlltiea. once under the spell
u The East, make with native NO.
msn. Ia tho case Of Barry Craven.
an English earl, his Indian wife com.
mlia suicide thru jealousy. n 10 this
hAdow which casts Itself over the
NE OF the hero Of Iiulrs latest story.
Heading the cast % The shadow
OF the East" are Frank Mayo. Nil.
dred Harris and Norman kerry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Richard Walton Tully and Oliver
Morosco arc restrained from further
presentation OF 1.-THE Bird OF Para
disc by an Injunction authorized In
New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14

Of 1880 able 70 vic with tho women
In becoming costumes.
All tho auain, charm Of New
York as II was a century ago II
revived IN this superpicturs IN
which Miss Davies plays tho role
OF Patricia o'pay. little Irish Eirf,
who comes 10 America and dlsguises
herself Ms boy.
Woven into the picture Is q beau
,iful love story.
MARKET
Peter y. Kyne's stirring story
Tho Pride OF Palomar." n show.
Ing AZ the Market. This Ia one OF the
most interesting stories Kyno has yet
written and In transferring II 10 the
screen producers have very carefully
followed the plot In every detail.
Marjorie Daw IL the heroine, and
Forrest Stanley. who has appeared
in many Paramount successes, is the
hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
PANTAGEs

Paniages thenter as the feature Mt.
traction. opening with the Monday
matinee. They are all said 20 DO
talented musicians and offer bril-.
liant and diversified program OF
symphonic melodies. A wonderful
musical production OF enjoyable en-.
tertainmsnt Is promised. and the
scenic investure and effects add
greatly TO the luster OF this ro-
markable organization.
The added attraction honors arc
divided between Bender ard Arm.
strong and Gos.er and Lusby "Just
a Couple OF Goof Men Conc Wrong
Is the billing OF Bender and Arm.
strong. They have a comedy pres
entation that Is filled with laughs
and Is one OF the bright bits OF the
bin.
Gosler and Lusby vaude vi.le's IA
yorife dancing artists. VIII present
a Story In Song and STEPS" II Is
claimed 10 be a revelation In the art
Of terpsichore. having very rich and
exquisite settings and attractive cos
tunes. and ranks as one OF the
best OF It's kind seen for soma time.
Jack Hart and Jean Kern are ap.
pearing in their newest comedy vehi.
Gle. by the weiI-known writer. James
Madison. entitled What DO You
Think Of That?" The story revolves
around n fresh and flirtatIous sales.
man. who meets a beautiful girl and
thinks she Is a Russian prina don.
ma. A program OF very bright and
amusing comedy intersperscd with
song. is promised.
Two OF the worlds greatest sauilI.
brists. VINE Brothers, win present
one OF the most advanced exhibl.
tions Of daredevil balancing ever
seen In vaudeville.
PALACE HIP
A new musical farce Is the NEXT
VIII King offering at the Palace
Hip. entitled Love Letters a
novelty scheduled to give fans
keen entertainment OF laugh.
ter, song and dance. Will King IA
again the featured comedian in his
characterization Of key Leschinskey.
while Lew Dunbar has a strong
comedy role as Mike Dooley. The
two stars are again thrown into
many iudlcrous and extremely hum.
orous situations accentuated by the
clever character portrayals OF Bessie
Hill and Honora Hamilton. Others
taking important parts In the tai.
ented King cast are Reece Gardner.
Arthur Belasco. Billie Bingham,
Harry Davis and Howard Evans.
New scenic effects. stage settings
and costumery characterize the per.
forrnaHceg with an array OF appro-
pirate musical numbers and dance
speciaities that greatly enhance the
production.
Musical interludes open with MY
Jewel Girl BY Mildred Markle and
the star trio and the chorus. Casey
Jones, the popular Jazz impersonator
and master OF nanny" songs,
offers st. Louis Call Journeys
End is sung by Don Smith, the
favorite tenor. with the girls OF the
crystal runway.
Clever Ruby Adams. the soubrette
syncopator and pepper personified,"
renders Never Again" in n number
keeniy suited to her original style Of
presentation.
Hermie king promises a choice
orchestral program OF many latest
song hits as a prelude to every per
Torrance. Souvenir photos Of Marie
Lokke will be given to ladies attend.
ing daily matlnees except Sunday.
International news reel photos and
a clever two.reel comedy complete
the varied offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-14
METROPOLITAN

HOLDER OF all records for box OF.
Il fee receipts and length OF
runs IN New York. Chicago and
Boston. the Forthcoming engagement
of "LiShtnln'." AZ the Metropolitan
theater. sunday. June is. win be an
event OF supreme interes, 90 play.
eoers Of this city and surrounding
towns. It's engagement Is for one
week, with natinees on "Wednesday
and saturday.
For is tour OF the principal cities.
Producer John Golden has Assem-.
bed a brilliant aii-s;nr east. headed
hy Thomas jefferson. son OF the late
Joseph jefferson; Bessie bacon.
daughter OF the late Prank Bacon.
and Charles Y. Evan, veteran come
dian. OF - Parlor Match" fame.
''f1ghtnin' Is the work Of Win.
chsli smith and Frank Bacon. Writ.
ten in a prologue and three acts.
tho story revolves around Light.
min Bil Jones. a most appealing
personality. a ue'er.do.weil. spin.
ner OF yarns and a man who might
not 30 chosen for a steady. every.
day job. but whose honor could be
depended upon and whose sense OF
huruor Is an unfAiling resow &C. lie
Is the character who stands out and
gives the play It's charm.
, 1924-07-18

contemplating a reorganization OF the
whole department so as to conform TO
the needs of the community. We 90 not
need more than five policemen tor TINS
Island. The Honorable LIST Member Tor
Cbristiansted Town has just old Us that
the people are leaving this island ny
every steamer hat leaves here Tor the
United States. / repeat that we hoE-
bulls up under the present Director OF
Police a vp,y Efficient body OF men; tney
are looking as decent as any p~oHceG'e"
have ever seen anywhere else; they are
Just as well drilled; they are nor even
Dald the salary they should be paid. we
svmpalhize with them, yet at the same
time | am looking forward to the future;
/ know what is coming; if we do not be
DIN from now to make entertainments
We win find ourselves In . pretty good
hax. SO we have 10 consider The nec2sSl-
~ eff cutting down The Police Force. Inc
Honorable LIST Member for ChEist'ansted
Town has spoken about patrol If the
Country; he has referred to Porto RlCoi
those policemen lie saw on The road IN
Porto Rico were from the neigh b9rh cd
Of HE same district they were palroIJing
in Carolina; they live right there. Here
we have autrmebiits and telephones and
I'm a minute we can have projections. /
saw a2aiu ! am not making a speech To
cate votes. 1t matters not to me Wheih-
pr nv constituents q rec with me on a
given point or not, | speak here as 10y
conscience dictates. My reference to the
Police Force does not only mean GEI,S
tlaasted, hut. for the whole island. ! love
FgedeIk5ted inst as much as I love
Christ au8ted. Some of my best friends
are living in FrederikSted.
(T0 be c0ntjHNod.)
, 1924-07-18
CORRECTION.

II Amendment appearing on 3rd col
umn Of End page Of yesterdays Avis
please read change 5 to g. instead Of
50 IL g."
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-22
Lying Do.Dn to Fly

To lie luxuriOusiy on soft cushions
and thus pilot your OWL small air ma
chine IS the latest possibility in aerial
fight
Tiny Arrears are being designed and
are to be tested in fight, IN which the
narrow body, with wings on either
side, accommodates just one occu-
pant, lying prone This viii enable
the tiny engine TO drive the machine
more swiftly through the air than
would be possible with the air-re-
sistance set up Ii a body was pro-
vided big enough for the pilot to
assume the ordinary sitting position
Perfect comfort will, It is claimed.
be assured by a sofa-like reclining
frame On this the pilot, enclosed
in his miniature machine, will lie
face downward looking outvards
through a front window or sideways
and downvards through other little
windows
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-22
Best Time for Grooming
Work Horse Is at Night

The best time for grooming horse
Is at the close of the days work, IN
less the work has been exhaustive
and the animal is very tired; In this
case It should be allowed to rest first
By giving the animal a thorough
grooming at night. It viii need but
light grooming In the morning. simply
to remove the dirt and produce q
Clearly appearance
The horse should be cool and dry.
Begin grooming at the left side Of
the neck, Immediately behind the left
ear, thoroughly brushing out the coat.
moving the brush In the direction that
the hair lies; II dirt Is excessive and
sticks rather close. IT may be neces-
sary to move the brush In a circular
direction
To use the brush to the best adEan-
tage. IL IS advisable TO stand at some
distance from the horse, about arms
length, and holding the arm fairly
rigid. lean a portion of the body right
against the brush. thus forcing 1t
through the hair The brush should
not be brought down with too much
force upon those animals which have
a tender skin If the operator stands
too close 10 the animal and with ais
arm bent, he Is not as apt TO remove
the dirt so effectively, since the
bristles do not penetrate the coat
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-22
LmM51yove(!k3
BLAME INDIGESTION
FOR COLO IN HORSE

Collie In horses usually means in
digestion. 1t may consist simply Of .
few spasmodic pains from which the
animal quickly RECEIVERS, or the indi-
gestion may terminate in Inflammation
of the bowels which often proves fatal
digestion are complicated by bloating.
and the internal pressure may rupture
the animals stomach or cause 1t to
die OF suffocation-
Most cases Of collie can be prevent
ed by careful feeding. Sudden changes
In a stage Of curing, such as new
oats, newly cut grass, and new corn,
IS always dangerous for horses. Heavy
grain, such as corn, should have bran
Or oats added to give 1t greater bulk
and render Il lighter.
II is good practice In feeding
worn horses during hot summer
months to precede the evening grain
ration with an allowance of hay.
This gives the animal time TO become
somewhat rested and cooled, and the
more concentrated feed will be much
less likely TO cause Indigestion The
drinking of a liberal amount Of cold
water is likely to chill the intestfnes
and cause collie
The symptoms Of collie are too well
known to need description The trou-
bic, however, Is complex and unless
recovery Is rapid veterinarian should
be called One quart Of raw linse>d
oil mixed with two tablespoonfuls Of
turpentine, If given at an early stage
Of the collie, will help remove the I'M
digested material from the horses
bowels and thereby give relief
A common method Of drenching 4
horse Is to pas. a loop In the end Of
a rope around the upper Jaw Just
back of the incisors. The other end
OF the rope may then be fastened 30
that the horses head viii be raised
and the medicine, when poured into
its mouth, viii run down into the an
imaI's throat Oh should be given
slowly, a swallow at a time; and upon
Indication Of choking. the head must
be instantly released, as the inhaling
Of oily preparations into the lungs Ii
likely TO cause pneumonia
Coles which are apparently mild
at the beginning may quickly develop
into dangerous complications, and a
collie that exists for II hours will
often kill the animal Coles which
are caused by a twist or tie In the
lntestines or a rupture Of some por-
ton Of the bowels are fncurable-
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-10-22
Adriiff
With
Hu1por
SECRET WAS SAFE

1t was late at night No one seemed
to be about and the poor woman was
very seasick. She thought II she
could only get up On the deck few
minutes, the fresh air would do her
good So, in her mighty. she was
crawling up the stairs when she met
an equally sick man coming down
She gave a feeble scream Of embar-
rassment-
Don't worry. LADY, the man
groaned- I'll never live TO tell It