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Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
WEEKLY MENU
SUGGESTIONS
., NELLIE MAxvBll

Breakfast should b . simple neal
adapted to the persoa's age. occupa-
tion and state q health. Most people
enjoy . little fruit - Q beginning
When oeanees and grapefruit are not
to be had there are apples. prunes and
other dried fruits. all good
suNoAv-0rsahssse: Wasssa. pln.
nsr' Frieasssed chicken. Supper:
orsad and milk.
MONDAY - orealgfass: crsamsa
chicken On tsast. Dinner: Drssdsd
veal. supper: crsamsd pstssess.
TugeDAv-DsealSsase: Oaksd 20
tstess wlth drawn butter sauce. Din.
nsr: Canned psars with whipped
cream. supper: Spanish hash with
msearonl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Wheat
eakeA Dinner: Pesk chops with
fried slIesd applss. supper: Cottage
ehssss Salad.
THURSDAY - Breakfast: Fried
much. Dinner: Apple pie. ouppsr:
Sour cream spies cake.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: Oatmeal with
cream and sugar. Dinner: Fried
porch Or treut. supper: omsIst
sATURoAY-0rsakssst Scrambled
soss with bacon. Dinner: 0reIlsd
round steak. Supper, oaksd pork
and .bsana
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

When summer comes the mosquitoes
put in an appearance, you'll be sorry
you did not do your part earlier in the
season to head q goodly portion Of
the varmints of. II only takes q
moment to rinse out q tin can after
emptying the contents, thus prevent
ing any food being left inside to at
tract flies. Punch q couple Of holes
in the bottom and rainwater will NOT
collect in It to breed mosquitoes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Miss Hazel Besse, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. C. Besse Of this city, is one
Of the young ladies who graduates on
May 22, from the Mercy hospital
training school for nurses, in Denver.
There are nineteen girls in the class.
a photo Of the young nurses was pub
lished in the Post this week.. among
them . good likeness Of Miss Hazel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
with Society Folks

Ms. G. n. Darby entertained 1t .
Kensington party for her mother u
her home Monday. Sixteen ladies wers
present TO enjoy the delightful lunch
con served by the hostess. and report
q very enjoyable afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Salida Mail:-Mrs. N. J. GareIts
and son, Arthur, motored to Gunni.
son Sunday. Arthur returned that
evening but Mrs. Garrelts will stay
for = few days visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. J. Gribbin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

: Mrs. Orly Wiseman entertained
eighteen Of her neighbors and f4iends
Tuesday afternoon. The affair WINS
very delightful, the afternoon being
spent in Kensington and partaking of
a delicious luncheon served BY the
hostess.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Miss Emma Aren't Of the college
faculty. went to Paonia Wednesday
morning. The Rotary club Of that
city is giving an entertainment, and
she will speak to the girls Of the
school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Said the movie queen: Hes got a
wonderful part for me in q big Bible
picture; all about Cain and Mabel"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Near-sighted lady in grocery:-"Is
that the head cheese over there ?"
Clerk:-"No, ma'am, that's one OF
his assistants"
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
OVERHEARD IN THE GARAGE

Said the Buick to the Chevrolet: /:
fare you expecting Dodge Brothers
tonight :"
.No." said the Chevrolet. "This is
Willys-Knight."
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16

Oh, ladies, dear this is Leap Year,
Now let's see II we can,
After four long years of watchful wait
Catch each Of US A MAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
Wsensa.


Nix and sift one and one-half cup
fuls Of -four. one-fourth teaspoonful Of
salt and one-half teaspoonful Of soda.
Separate the yolks and whites Of two
eggs. beat well, add one cupful Of
thick sour milk to the yolks and stir
In the dry Ingredients: add three ta-
blespoonfuls Of melted butter after
folding In sti6ly beaten egg whites.
Bake on well-greased waflle Iron.
opanleh Naeh.
Chop three or four cold cooked DO
tatoes. slice Of onion and one green
pepper. Season with salt, pepper and
q dash Of mace; bind with . beaten
egg and bake In buttered pan. Serve
with hot. boiled. buttered macaroni.
Cottage chssss eaia1.
Aix two cupfuls Of cottage cheese
'w1eh onehalf cupful Of walnut meats
Q teaspoonful Of minced chives or
scraped onion. and salt and paprika
to tasts. Roll In small balls and place
In nests Of lettuce. Serve with any
desired salad dressing,
49, ~-& -~
Meat is the most popular, IL not the
most necessary source Of protein for
balancing the human diet. One-third
Of the money paid out by the average
American family for food goes for
meat and fish. Meat forms the basis
Of practically all meals, either ut home
or at the restaurant. Meat supplies
80 per cent Of the protein and So per
cent Of the fat in the average diet.
Meats are more thoroly digested than
most foods, 96 per cent Of the protein
and " per cent Of the fat being di-
gestible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1924-05-16
SPACING

When he first came 70 see her,
He showed . timid heart,
And when the lights were low.
They sat this far apart.
But when this love grew warmer,
And learned the joy Of . kiss,
They knocked out Ill the spaces
Andsatupcioselikeshis.
-Exehanse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29

SPOJENE STATY POzADUJf LEPSf OCHRA-
NU PRO SVE OBCANY.

Washington, %. Dnes byl zde uverejnen d
pny text noty zasane odboem au perske Wade souvso
s Sc zayrazdenm maora Roberta 1mbrieho americkeho
mstokonsula Teheranu. Bya poslana pred obdrzenfr
zpravy napaden p Imbre-ove vteto vec americkemu
vyslanc Persi kabeovany pozdeji nstrukce
Persi dano vedomi ze dplomatcke styky tou zemi
budou pferuseny nedostane amerckym obcanim tamtA
epsf ochrany. Vzhedem urazce pohaneni p Imbre
nazeno e vyslanci Kornfeldo ably tlumoc perskemu
hranicnfmu minsterstvu dstni protest
We sve note odbor satu poukazuje syedectvf oc
ych svedk0 vychazi jeyo ze nejenom pocse persti
voaci neutin zadneho pokusu chraneni Imbrieho eho
spoecnka Seymoura ale dokonce tvrd re n6ke voa
k6 dtoku podei. Vzhledem napadeni p Imbreove
n9kolika pobudy rovnez poukazue ze niceho nebyo
podnknuto eji obranu ackol een persky policeni L.
fednik stall dee stop cd mista kde p mbre-ova bya
padena.
naznacen krokh, jez perska vlada mela by podnik-
nouti eto vec odbor tu befe vedom ze perke IRA
dy veho vasniho ponetu proevy ochotu poskytnOut
odskodneni vdove po zabitem amerckem dfedniku.
Toto edskodnen zadostiuGnen meo by vsak zahrno-
vat pravi not9 hrazen vyoh vypravenim americke
vaecri lodi privezeni domd tea majora Imbreho
stayen vojenske estne mad rakN obsahujici les6
rozIstatky prokazan patfcne pocty az akev bude od
vazena perske pddy."
Vedle Teheranska vlada e uvedomena re kdyby to
amecke vyslanecv zadao voenska straz ma by poskyt
ak pro vysanect tax konsulat Teherane az
ska vada bya by uvedomena ameckym vyslance re tech
strait neni dele treba Vlada Spoenych Statd nota
kracue q" dlverou oeekava yto kroky budou predse
vede TECH kere persk vlada sveho podneu
podnkla.
Nota, ackoli nj pozaduje pima ochrana Ameri-
cany Pers zaroveh zddraznuje ze washngtonska vada
nepfee uraz pfateskou vladu neb pozadovat restne
pokuty" dtok ma konsua.
Navrhy aby perska vlada vzdaa plnou voenskou pocu
mrtvemu americkemu uredniku poskya vojenske sraze
vyslanect konsula jsou umoceny spise iako poky
nez pozadavky ponevadz Washngtone prevlada mi
neni re perska vlada s,ochotou Jim vyhovi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
LEP$i nklADA Y koNFERENcI. !.
SPOJ STATUM PRICfTA Sc ZASLUHA IA
ZAzEHNANf KRISE.

Londyn 2S. cervence - mezispojeneckych konferenc
mich kruzich pfklada dnes AmercanIm zasuha
zehnan krse ktera oha stroskotat konferenca vazns
zdrze uplatn6n Dawesova programu cd nehoz tok
cekava zamu ozdrav6ni hospodafskych pom6r Evrope
Ma schdzi expertd pred penarhim znsedanfm debata
mez francouzskym brskymi zastupc dosahla vemi kri
tckeho stupn6 kdyz pluk James A. Logan eden ameri
ckch 1fednch pozorovated pfedoz kompromsnf navrhy
jez zmirniy napjeti.
Jakmle skoncil sve prohasen jez tykalo ddlezych
bodd vzhledem amerckemu 1castenstv vypracovanl
Dawesova panu francouzsky zastupce oznam ze behem
dvace cf hodn fancouzska deegace pfedoz formula cd
nz ocekava ze uspoko ak bske delegay tax angoame-
cke bankefe ale zarove bude chran dosaecne francouz
sk& zajmy
Pc tomto oznamenf schIze odbornkd odroeia az do
zfka kdy francouzske navrhy budou vyyseny Neshody
" konferenci rozrlsy jef program pozvan nemecke
zatoupen ez melo b zaslano dnes bude odesano al
stfedu nebo Gtyrtek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
BRYAN PROTl MOBIllsACNlMu DN|.
JE PRY TO MIlITARlsTlcKE eEST0,
,PRAm Dem. kAnDlDkT.
PRES TO VSAK NEBRASKA VYHOVf wy
I'VE PRESIDENTovE.

Lincoln, Neb, 20. cervence Guv. Charles w. Bryan
Nebrasky kanddat demokratck6 srany mopresidenta
ose skroval dnes mobilsacnf den" kery ohasen L.
zaH nesouhasi presdentem Cooidgem ze nejedna
zadne 'militaristicke gesto'.
prohlaseni dorucenem tisku demokratcky kandidat
tue kopie dfednch nsrukci vydanych generam jenz
armadnimu sboru teto oblast Tam n9kokrate muv
"moblisac a onejenom pravidelne armady stani mi
lice a zaloznich ddstojnikd, ale rovnez cvistI.
"Uvedomil jsem gen. Duncana ze sedm6ho armadnho
sboru Paula veitele atn mce nebraska ze nesem
nakonen zadnemu planu moblisac cvnich neb indu-
strianch zdroj1 zeme vubec sem pro vsemu meo by
mater svatku venovaneho ppravam pro vaku prav guv
Bryan SVEN prohaseni Neverim, ze lid Nebrasky neb
kerehoko jneho satu schvaoval by podobne pocinan"
Guverner pravil vsak ze vyda provoan generani
kazy narodn gary stau "delem nspek
praxe vojenskych cinnostech."
Pan Bryan prohasi ze president Coolidge musel by
oklaman kdyz odpovedel kritikum mobisacniho dne
neni to mic neho jenom plan nspekci zst6ni prose
XII narodni obrany Guverne doda ze farmaf zam9stna
dnach kancelafch muse by zanechat prace den
kdyby pny b proveden, COZ by znamenalo nesm
nou hospodafskou ztratu.'
agssumbus o.. 2s cs,vsnse. .Guvs A. W sDonahey bu
de mobisovati branne silly atu 12 zif souhlasu
sti presdena Coolidge Guverner nemohl sde mobisac
nj pany nes vecer asak prav ze bude spolupnsob vse
moznym zpdsobem ably setkalo Sc to plnym dspechem
Proti mobisacnmu dni podaly razne protesty n9kere
mrove cirkevni organisace Ohiu havne toho dvodu
ze to vyvola nepfiznivy DOZEN cizine t
Washington 49, cervence. - Ze zprav zde obdrzenych
da ocekava ze den narodni obrany urceny r. za
spni ocekavani ne kadene vladimir 1fady. Dokonce i
Blaine Wisconsin,, jenz byva oznacovan jako rad
ka, vyjadfl souhlas tmo hnutim zprava podobna
cha2i take Minnesoty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
D0zNkNl LE0P0LDA A L0EBA.
OCEKAVA Sc, zE BUDE PREDLOzENO JIz
DNES STATNtM NAVLADNtM.

Chicago, 28. cervence. - Nejzajimav6sm. sv6dkem "
procesu vrahy Leopoldem LOebem by dnes John O. Le-
vinson hok 9R starry LAX skoly Harvard kereho lad
zosynove pokus vaka prvne do sveho auomobu Kdyz
vsak odepre et Mimi vyhledli 81 jnou obet Roberta
Frankse Levinson byl prazdnnach svym rodici
state Maine avsak pel ably pred soudem moh ucnit w.
poved'. .,
Chlapec b6hem sveho svedectv neustale usmval
jednoho obzaovanych Loeba, menoval ddsedn9 Dickem
Loebem' s{ t
Pied maym Levinsonem svedci zpravoda jednoho den-
nku zdesho Sullivan jenz vypravel rozmluv6 kerou mel
Leopodem Loebem den jech priznani ze zavrazdii
mlad&ho Frankse, kdyz pocie vzaa e auomobilech
msto kde chlapec byl nalezen Sullivan sved ze Leopold
svade Loeba spacani vrazd kdezto Loeb vrd ze
chateem byl Leopold ze pouze vaka Frankse do
mobilu. VII
Satn navladn prav dnes vecer skonci svnj pfipad
Ultra poedne Asi hodnu vyzada cenf doznAn Leopol
da Loeba oatn Gas dopolednho zasedan bude venovan
cen stenogafickeho vycen udaost jez vedy pfiznani
vrahi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
'svoBoDA TIskU' lNaFArI

Rim, %. cervence. - Vlada
zahajila energickou kampah
prot oposicnimu tisku, die ne
davneho dekretu vydaneho
premierem Mussolinim a schva
leneho kralem. casopisy byly
zabaveny v kime, Neapoli,
Terstu, Sienne, Messine a Tu-
rinu pro kritiku kabinetu. V
Neapoli provincialni prefekt
pozadal tiskovou komisi, ably
napomenula dennik Basilicata.
ably zaujal pfatelst6isf stano-
visko vdci vlade, jinak re bu-
de tez zabaven.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
TRESTNfCI BUDOU POMA-
MAHATI PkI zNfCH.

iMoskva, %. cervence. =
Vsichni vezni drzeni v SOVIET
skych zalarich pro mensi pre-
stupky, budou miti tricetidenni
prazdniny, aby mohf pomaha
ii pfi znich. Toto Sc tyka hla-
vn6 sedlakd q dfivejsich voja-
XII, kteri Sc dopustili pfestup-
XII nasledkem neut9senych ho-
spodatsk3ch pomSrd.
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v suDu PIMA : zMIJE.

Budapest %. cervence. Martin Rumler, skepnik Y
jednom mstnfm hostinci jeden hos vypi po sklenc
piva cerstv6 narazeneho sudu dnes n9koka vefinach
by mrtvi Kdyz sud otevfen nalezena tam posla zmje
Panuje minen ze had ylez nnpu, kdyz by pr&zdpy
vypust jed do pfva ph dsif zaci4ni pied dt6ndtn
kdyz sud byl plnen pivem.
(Poz red Ma teto zpr6vz je dvna jedna v9c sice ze
hadf jed ptsobf smrteln9 krvi nkoli zaludku.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-29
VYslEDEk 0LYMPIckicH zkv0Dt.
AMERIKA vfTEZNOU, CEsKosLovENsKO
ZtSKALO BODU.

Parz 81 cervence. : Osme Olympicke hry We kterych
Spoen Say obyy rozhodneho predactv byy dnes odpo-
ledne forman6 ukoneny stadionu Coombes kde neep
borc narodi ceeho boova vrchone zapasy
zavodech eesneho cvku vech druhG Formaniho ukonce
pres $4,000 osob dav ktery temer
pfpomina h6ktere dny honesch navsev Temito zave
recnymi foraami bylo lfedn skoncen Olympia
dy, niz mozno fici zretelem zavodum zmnich
skortech trvala podstate temer sedm m6sicd
Devadesat cekoveho poctu 361 pfi techo "a
yodech udelenych, pfpadlo Spojenym Stadm Ceny byy
udeovany kazda prva r msa kazdem zapase ackolv
do cekoveho poctu by ctany vykony ses prvch borcd
Spoene Saty dobyly As prvnch mist, 26 druhych n
tfeh Ia Spoenymi Sa zskalo nev6ts mnozstv prvnich
Fnsko jehoz borc odnasej ich 81 Ia MIN de Fran
Gle Sc 36, pax Velka Britanie Sc 81. -
Uredn vykaz cekoveho pocu docienych bodn jest ten
Spoene Staty a. France 64 Svedsko 44 Velka Brta
ME ~, Fnsko 34 Norsko 31A Svycary 29 Italie 25M
Holandsko 49, Begie 1874 Dansko IT, Argentina 13, Uru-
quay TO- Uhersko g. Estonsko T. Rakousko
s. Rumunsko A. Jhosave Spanesko 3, Australia Potu-
galsko 2, Jiznf Afrika l. Haiti L. Egypt "a Posko A.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-19
After the Russian Communist Congress
WHICH PARTY pc RE

uncertainty prevailed. A group Of
comrades under the leadership Of
Trotsky issued then cry Of alarm.
In the economic field they demanded
series of measures which, in their
totality, would have amounted to an
increase of the power of capitalism in
Russia (tho some of the opposition de-
manded more drastic measures
against the NEP New Economic Pol
icy) and better regulation Of the en-
tire economic appsratus-measures
which at hat time could hardly be
carried out and which, therefore,
could only dishearten. In the con-
struction Of the party they demanded
more democracy, special attention to
the Communist students, curtailment
of the rights and privileges of the old
guard, i. e., those comrades who be-
longed to the R. C. P before October,
1917, and who form the backbone of
the. party structure at present. 1t was
not so much the list of demands as the
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-19

of prices on agricultural products and
a steady decline of prices on manu-
featured goods, marking narrowing
margin between the famous BLADES
of the scissors" (Trotsky's express
sion), which on Oct. 1, 1928, stood like
54:172 for wholesale and 67:135 for
retail trade, whereas on May 1, 1924,
the divergence was 93:131 wholesale
and 1892 retail In the budget,
rigid economy in expenditures, an
opening up of new sources of revenue,
a decrease of deficits, possibility Of
realizing the 1924 budget without a
deficit at all In the problem Of
money, as result of improved eco
nomic and financial conditions and as
an expression of a Frightening outlook
Ia stabilized currency which, for the
first time in many years, opened be-
fore the workers and peasants on the
one hand and before industrial and
trade establishments on the other, the
possibility of accurately calculating
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-19

their incomes and expenditures and of
making provision for the future. In
relations of the various classes to-
ward the Soviet system, general and
unshakable conviction that this work
ers and peasants government, under
the leadership of the Communist Par
ty, is the most stable in the world,
that its integrity is beyond dispute
and that its closeness to the masses is
the source of its strength.
Causes and Claims of the Opposition.
With a record of this kind and with
a reassuring prospect of further sue
cesses in every realm of life, did the
Communist Party come to its annual
Congress. What had the opposition
been hammering at? What had been
the source of its criticism? In Octo-
November, 1923, Immediately aft
er the defeat Of the German workers
the situation in Russia was rather
gloomy. The workers were restless
in consequence Of inadequate wages
the peasants were chatting under high
prices for industrial products which
with agricultural products selling very
low, became almost pronibitive for the
rural population. A general feeling Of
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-07-19

tone of the criticism which set the en-
tire party afame. A man of Trotsky's
size and achievements accused the
party Of bureaucratism, Of moving
away from the masses, Of growing
petrified in revolutionary tradition, Of
losing contact with the workers in the
shops, of becoming more and more
purely administrative apparatus.
Those accusations were fatty repudi-
ated at general party conference in
January, yet the OPPOSITION, tho dis
avowed and severely reprimanded,
continued its criticism. Trotsky him
self a loyal and sincerely devoted par
ty member, could not stop the activi-
ties of his followers, nor is he respon-
sible for a great number of tactless
declarations and accusations made by
irresponsible elements who thought
themselves his disciples.
Lenin Enrollment-an Enormous
Event.
When the Thirteenth Congress of
the r. G. p. convened, the wide range
of economic success had proven the
correctness of the line OF policy
pursued by the c. Il. c.. not the least
achievement being the rise Of wages,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
The Swan in Films.
BUCHOWETZkI

DIMITRI BUCHOwETZKI has
- brought to a close the filming oil
what Is expected to be one of the
outstanding productions of the year
his adaptation of Ferenc Molnar' S
The Swan"
Though THE Swan" marks hei
premiere on the screen, Frances
Howard's performance is said TO ex-
coed the enthusiastic predictions
made for her when she was selected
for the title part.
Some of the highlights of this Para
mount picture are a Central Euro
pean court ball, a royal reception and
bethrothal dinner to a visiting prince
sword duel fought at midnight in
dark corridor, a mountain rain and
wind storm and a great deal OF
charming court formality as we'll as
intrigue. The director has inter
polated in the story a picturesque
allegory laid in Spain in the sixteenth
century, using separate unit Of
players for these scenes. This fantasy
is done all in pantomime. without
titles.
The. gowns. settings and decorations
for The Swan" are said to establish
3 new high mark for lavishness and
splendor in pictures. Lawrence Hit,
art director at the Long Island studio
and Roman Meltzer, formerly on the
architectural staff of Car Nicholas
of Russia, were responsible for the
designing of the sets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
peter Pan Pleases.

Jesse L. LASKY, vice president of
y Famous Players, after viewing
the first completed print of Peter
Pam" the screen version of the Sir
James NJ. Barrie classic produced by
Herbert Brenon, wired, in part, as
follows:
Last night I saw Peter Pam and
before the picture was half over I
knew that I was participating in an
event which would make new motion
picture history. Just as Griffiths Birth
of a Nation. Fairbanks Robin Hood
Migrants -Four Horsemen,' Cruces
Covered Wagon and De Miles Ten
Commandments all marked mile
stones of progress in motion picture
production, so Brenon's production of
Barrie's Peter Pan will add to the
glory of the screen.
Here is the different motion pic
ture which we have all been hoping
for. Running the gamut of emotions
Laughter thrills and tears. 1t is
not comparable to anything ever pro-
duced before. One element alone will
make of it a great and lasting draw
ing card, and 1T is its extraordinary
appeal to mothers and fathers. That
it would draw children was obvious.
but I prophesy before it's career is
ended the mothers of the world will
take Peter Pan to their hearts as
their very own.
"And what a cast of new faces, The
charm and fresh appeal of Esther
Ralston as Mrs. Darling, and Mary
Brian as Wendy would carry an aver
age picture The children who play
| Michael and John tug your heart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Incorporate Girls Voice.

CORPORATIONS certainly are COM
~ mon enough today, but seldom is
anything but a regular business organi-
zation ever incorporated. Unusual cor
porate arrangements do exist, however
Not so very long ago a student OF
music found herself in New York alone
and broke. BY some good fortune she
became acquainted with people who were
interested in her future. A strange plar
was conceived. She was incorporated
for large sum OF money. Each person
in the group bought certain number
of shares at 800 a share and paid the
girl in weekly installments. In this
way the young lady was able to study
with musician Of real ability and had
enough to live on. or course, the ele-
ment of chance was rather heavy, in
asmuch as the incorporators depended
on the students subsequent earnings to
pay their dividends. How the plan will
work out is yet to be seen.
Such a situation exists in the photo
play, This Woman" a Warner Bros
screen version of Howard Hockey S
novel, which comes to Washington this
week.
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strings. and the little lost boys of
Never-Never Land are an inspired
group of little imps. George Ali as
dog and alligator will thrill and awe
children the world over. Ernest Ter
renee as Captain Hook gives a mas
terpiece of satirical characterization.
And now for Betty Bronson, as
Peter Pan, ! saw Maude Adams orc
ate this character. 1t was the. ia
spired performance of a great aFtisf
creating a new and different role ip
a performance so great that it VIII
never be forgotten in the history of
the legitimate stage.
Betty Bronson, however, does not
give a performance. She is Peter Pan
She lives the role until you forget
she is an actress playing a part. Her
performance is almost uncaRny,
inasmuch as it is impossible to be-
leve that here is a new personality
making her debut as an actress.
Twenty years experience could not
and pathos which she injects into, the
role of the little boy who did not
want to grow up.
we have patiently held on to Peter
Pan for seven years, but last night
felt we had our reward. We are
sending forth for the holiday season
what is, in my opinion, the greatest
gift the motion picture has yet offered
its patrons, a picture which will add
its bit to the happiness of the world.
which deserves to live forever and
which will outlast US all And 1 con
graduate the motion picture industry
and our company which made it pos
Sible."