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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Pantages Show
of Real Merit
Noodles Pagan, Come
dian, Applause
Winner

Manager Invernri,y hasn't given
Seattle any really good male har.
mony since the recent appearance
Of tho Georgia Ministries. but now
no presents tho Nautical Folllea. Z"
with parliamentary male
quartet of obcae and angular
''gubs. a low.comedy sea captain, a
clever little Girl dancer and n
youngster OF i. or 10 years who Is
real class In his dancing numbers.
Tho boy, Joey Walsh. has an On.
gaging smile and wink and good
stage presence.
The real HIT OF this number was
in ship Alloy" bass solo by n
regular Seaman sr'--Eddle Thomas
was his name. according 70 tho pro.
grams. "Bebc." by the quartet with
Joe Burton, tho comedy tenor cap.
tain. was another pleasing hit,
The Hickman Brothers, in an en-.
tcrtainlng black and white.fnce sklt.
were well received. an was Sue Rus.
sell. who plugs old and new songs
in n wpndrous array OF costumes.
Aiascuilnity is decidedly In tho
majority in the six acts which start.
ed tho new bin AZ the PnntaEes the.
ater Monday matinee and evening.
But the girls who do appear arc
artists in their own fields.
From standpoint OF applause.
Noodles Pagan Is taking the hon.
ors in his Seattle appearance again,
just "a he has done in the past.
His tenor Is only average. his com.
edy is strained az times. but the
general range OF his jokes are far
from being out or reach OF even an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

obtuso mind-so even us average
folks can enjoy them without un.
duly exercising our minds. Noodles"
is one ynudeyillian who can razz
his audience and their city and their
mayor and their frailtiea-and get
away with Il.
The Six American Bolfords,
stellar rlsley performers in that
difficult class Of the acrobatic world.
arc the real hcadlincrs this week.
'Risiey" Is tho art OF doing seem.
ingly impossible feais OF hand and
footstands. combination OF tumb.
ling and balanclng-nhd the Bel.
forda. an all.maie troupe. certainly
can furnish thrills.
It's seldom that the opening net
gets the applause granted Louise"
in her strong.woman act with
Mitchell Monday evening. She Is
n plump little performer with com.
edy ability and some well.deyeloped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Under the Red
Robe Coming
Former Premier AS
quith Praises Picture

Former Premier Herbert Asauith.
accompanied by his wife and Prin.
cess Bibesco. with party inciud.
ing Biz Mathew Wilson. witnessed
recently a private showing or I'm.
der tho Red Robe" the cosmopoli.
tan production. at the Goldwyr
premises.
For two hours the select party OF
English intellectuRls watched stan.
ley Weyman's wonderful story un.
fold on the screen. AZ tho end the
former Premier said:
II have enjoyed myself immense.
ly. Tho acting in tho film Il ex,
ccllent and tho sets arc OF won.
drous beauty"
Tho brilllan, MarEot and her
daughter. who Is tho wife OF the
Rumnnlan minister 20 washington,
were fun Of admiration for tho cos
tunes worn by the women Of the
great RIchelleu epoch OF French
history. md were enthralled by the
duel In tho river bed.
under tho Tsa Robe whlcl,
was directed by Alan Grassland. will
have It's first local showing az tho
Blue Mouse soon. Alma Rubcns.
John Charles Thomas former star
OF ''Maytime'1. and Robert n. Man.
toll appear IN tho featured roica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
WA~ - H@-a
RI e1-AE1Ei
MISS N0VAK SCORES
IN THE LULLABY"

Tho faeile art OF Jane Novak has
never been reflected 10 better advnnt.
age on tho screen than In her latest
film drama ''The Lullaby which is
proving a tremendously popular at.
traction az the ileilig this week.
The Lullaby" will 40 on into the rec.
ord OF the screen as tho best vehicle
to which Miss Noyak has ever lent
her talents In characterization n
was an original story from the pen
of tho everbusy Lillian Ducey, and
presents the star as peasant moth.
or Imprisoned for a crime she did not
commit.
Leon a. Greenman deserves spe.
cial mention FOR the fine musical
program which accompanies the pic.
ture showing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
TWO MALE STARS
On COLUMBIA HuJ.

Monte Blue and Rudolph Valentino
Vie With each other for honors
among tho ladies az the Columbia
this week. Monte IL tho hero Of
Peter u. Kynea sea story. 'Thc Ilar,
Dor bar" lin screen form called
Loving Lies, ,, and Valentino r. seen
IN a short feature. ~ Society scnsa.
ton" Monte and Rudy arc both
very popular with The ladies'
Evelyn Brent. Joan Lowell and
Ralph Faulkner arc featured players
IN tho cast of Loving Lies" and
lazu Pttts Carmel Myers and Fred
Kelsey appear Ia the Valentino film
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

Sydney Chaplin. Charles brother.
makes his debut in dramatic produc.
tons, after several years OF prae.
teal absence from the screen. as
British Tommy in Marshall Neilhn'H
Russian h,ory. Tho Rendezvous"
which Is now al tho Blue Mouse.
sydney has appeared intermittent.
~ In his brothers productions. some.
times assuming several characterize.
tons In tho same picture, aa tho
Kaiser" and "old I'M" In "shoul.
der Arms" But chiefly 10 has been
Charles business manager which
office ho assumed early In their ca.
rcors.
II has often been said the, Sydney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Former Klan Head
PAYS Part of Fine

HOUSTON. Texas. March ii.--Ed.
ward Young Clarke. former acting
imperial wizard OF the Ku Klux
Khan. who pleaded guilty 10 violni.
ing the Mann net and was fined
$1,000 In federal court hero yes.
terday, remained In Houston today.
Clarke paid $4,000 OF the fine
and was granted 10 days in which
TO pay the remaining $1,000.
Former Congressman r. J..
Henry. clarko's attorney. said Clarke
would so 20 Atlanta 10 raise the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Dangerous varicose
Veins Can Be Reduced

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
DOMESTIC DRAMA
WINTER GARDEN FEATURE

Who 10 the more unsolfish, the
man or the woman7 This Is the
question Clara Kimbail Young az.
iempts 90 answer in her latest photo.
play, What No Man Knows" at the
Winter Garden. The story presents
tho handsome star IN a role TO her
liking and offers ample opportunity
for dramatic acting.
Little Jean Carpenter. who played
prominent rolo IN Thru the Back
Door" with Mary pickfori. In one OF
the chief figures ia the story.
Lowell sherman and William p.
Carleton play tho mails leads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
COLONIAL SHOWING
AI.1sSTAR CAST FILM

There arc no less than eight well
known players IN the RIlsiar cast
which onacts tho plot OF His Last
Race" tho photoplay billed by the
producers az thriilo-dramn. az the
Colonial Here they arc. count 'cm:
Pauline starke. Noah Berry. Gladys
Rockwell, Robert MeKlm, Tully
Marshall. Alec Il. Francis. Rex
{ snowy Baker and Dick suther
land. Besides this group there il a
wonderful stun, horse. Boomerang. 4"
who provides tho big punch 20 the
plot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
IT ISN'T
TEMPERAMENT

Easily provoked temper. IN most
cases, Is plain revelation OF your
sense OF mediocrity ana deficiency.
II Is a method 10 attract attention
thru attempted intimidation when
other resources fail. II suggests the
helpless creature az bay.
at ~ not 20 DO confused with
righteous anger. nor Is II synony-
nous with temperament as no many
OF it's yotaries would like 10 have one
believe. Any psychologist knows
that.
"a doctor once told me never to
deny vent to temper once you're sur.
charged with II. Otherwise there is
a physical upset. But tho thing is 30
10 discipline and eradicate the tend.
ency 20 flare up that Il never needs
the vent OF violent act or word"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Nn MTRnER AT ALL

LONDON-Police thought they had
n big crime mystery when they
found an urn containing cremated re
mains In London cellar. Invesu.
CATION. however. showed that pre-
vsous tenant OF the house had been
cremated and the urn containing the
ashes put in tho cellar and forgot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

would be Charllo'A only rival in the
field OF comedy acting II the former
would tako II UP seriously. Several
years ago sgd was starred IN THE
Submarine Pirate" a Mack sennett
comedy. which was named along
with The clansman." M tho two
best pictures Of that year
Tho Chaplin brothers have been
closely associated IN stage and screen
work during the entirety OF their ca.
reerr. When Charlie was creating
the role Of little coctney dr1inlnri
IN a vaudeville sisit called ~ Night
in an Engllsh Music Hall. In Amerl.
ca. Sydney was playing tho Same
role IA England.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
March
IL to II
Every evening
s15 except 18th
and i5th)
Masonic Temple
Harvard Ave. and Pine st.

Tuesday, March IL
What the World owes You and
How TO Get II. LIES Greatest
Bet. Scientific Thinking.
Free Test Character Readings
OF Strangers from tho Audience.
Thursday, March IL
Latent Talent. Each person is
a master. Tapping your reser.
volr of power. Vocational guild.
ance. How TO find yourself. Tho
law Of Peace. Poise and Power.
Are you nervous2 Arc you wor.
ried?
Friday, March IL
Fear. Mans Worst Enemy.
Where fear first came from and
how Il can be eliminated.
Sunday, March 16
The Greatest Law in the Uni.
vcrse-Just Lately Understood.
and How TO Use It for Your I'm.
mediate Success and Happiness.
Vibration--What Il is and how
TO use It. If you are worried. un.
happy. a failure. this one lecture
will be of priceless value 10 you.
Test character readings OF
strangers from the audience.
Whom you should marry-An
actual demonstration of selecting
a life mate.
Monday, March II
How Thought Affects the Body.
How Your Thought Power Brings
Success. Friends. Prosperity and
Love.
Insplrational silence. what It is
and how 10 use II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

muscles for balancing and throwing
her partner about the Htage-and
he's no little fellow himself.
II, Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

a former Seattle favorltc, re.
pcatlng past successes here ms the
lender OF n combination jazz-classic
orchestra IL Leon Greonman. whose
melody makers are featured I'm con-
cert IN conjunction with the motion
picture programs at the Million
Dollar Hellig thoator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
CORSET TO
BLAME

Her experience in this picture has
conveyed 10 her the reason for such
flareups. This. rhe believes. is-cor.
sets. Her disciplined disposition was
put 70 sore trial when she had 20
undergo steel facing for her role.
But tho general discard Of tight
corsetlngs. concludes Mary. now be-
comes one OF the causes for a decline
in feminine irritablliiy.
Miss PiclSford's own climb 10 mo.
tlon picture eminonco necessilated a
deliberate subjurution OF her tenn
pestuoun lcanings In youth. she con
fcsses.
u used 20 have temper. and was
rather vain OF g. when ] was In my
teens" shs volunteered. "But ] soon
found II necessary TO Bober down be-
cause u endangered progress and
kept mo miserable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11
Doiings of the
Screen Folks

UuAVE you over noticed" said
IL Mary Picsford how many
women take pride IN their temper?
How they parade II and coddle Il
and lightly turn II looso on errandH
Of misery for self and others?
~ ia "a confession OF infcriorIty
and OF moaRer inner resources. And
the tnnlrum almost invariably 30 nd
yorllscs the undlscipllned woman 20
those sho mny seek to Impress"
Mary's homily on temper was IN.
splred by comment on her latest pie.
turo, Dorothy Vernon Of IIaddon
Hail." whose heroine does not find
happiness until Hho has conquered
her mental turbulence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-11

1924
---'----uu.
Plate
VANS |
|! n
1 a mere five
loWanoo maka
riding OF IL.
Jockey, Ivan
viii sradua,.
|elaSs. It wm
/ i year on the
'a'ion he loses
p five pounds
'ndcring II this
Fable winning
'ed on the sub
Pc argue thas
Featest Jockeys
'sist that he Is
bat who hss
his nve-poana
|ntlec.
eding Jockey
: honor by a
IL would
pr than n
0owance en-.
Yer 50 many
r history THAI
b who are sen.
boys blow IN
|ciass OF regu.
lies the BELIEF
TROUBLES after
Pute confidenca
putting owes
pund allowances
Pces where PIE
n, but l hope
pcap that may
~ the weight
red as saying.
y has been IN
knowing his
n 10 press his
tolutely neces.
playing .
" Parke. yet
TO be ALSO
nccess as n
d Johnny Sin.
Singleton Is
st jockey now
merica-
~ won the 81.
.hat was over
leton was far
at time.
ne no troubs
Trouble expert
keys as they
IS very sensk
NJ 70 all such
well known
to 80 than 90
in a certain
ertness at the
ingleton's oui.
won many
bits OF base
iy one Of the
ever seen On
X credited to
g Chicago IA
formerly q
with Chicago
Is likes 70 do
lam that cut
Nth Cleveland
'fortable mar
Fst base on a
the time.
a cluster o.
ID the hit.an[
Off with the
h a line drive
ands. playing
b caught tho
retiring the
]. seeking to
er's erpense,
into second
he play good
yer the field
into center
rd. Joe Biz
ball and
ley's head 81
Jet at the Be.
ltlzer dashed
Bradley threw
Die Cleveland
Va Altizer Sir
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29

tower built by the Chaldeans in Baby
lonia by which they hoped to reach
the gods in the skies was constructed
of union-made brick!
Archeologists connected with the
University of Pennsylvania and the
British museum have just uncovered
at Ur great brick temple or tower,
known as the Ziggurat. 1t was built
over 1000 years ago, or 1850 before
the birth of Christ. To get another
idea of its great antiquity, the last
king of the Babylonians, Nabondius,
who reigned in 535 B. c., discovered
the ruins of this temple, which was
then almost as old as the Christian
era, and decided to restore it!
Ur is located on the great plain
between the Euphrates and the Tigris
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29
Amazing Discoveries When Archeoogists Unearth High
est Tower Ever Reared BY Ancents, Found and
Restored $50 Years Before Jesus Was Born

Sand he set three score and ten
thousand of them to be bearers of
burdens, and four score thousand to
be hewers in the mountain, and three
thousand and six hundred overseers
to set the people a work. III Chron-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29
icles ii, IS.

AS far back as King Solomon the
workers were organized according to
the Scriptures. But now the amazing
discovery has been made that the
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29

were banded together, just as they
would be today on a similar under
taking.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29

the early history of this the
what heretofore
the doubtful legend But
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1924-08-29
UNION-MADE BRICK

Used in Building Tower of Babel 1000 Years Ago Shows
King Solomon's Workers Were Organized
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
BILLS VETOED BY
M'CRAY Up AGAIN
Soldier Bonus and Two 9th
erS Still Alive.

The Indiana Soldiers bonus bill.
the bill providing for an associate
Judge in the indianapolis city court
and the podiatry bill. all vetoed 10y
Warren T. AIcCray at the end Of the
1923 Legislature. will automatically
come before the House Of Represen-
tatives at the beginning Of the com
ing General Assembly.
NIcCray vetoed these bills within
five days after the adjournment OF
the 1928 LEGISLATURE. 50 they auto
matically went 10 the Secretary OF
State TO be returned to the House II
the succeeding General Assembly.
A majority vote If both houses
viii make the bills laws.
The podiatry bill provided for
licensing by the medical examination
board OF practicing podiatrists. The
bonus bill provided a per diem re-
enumeration for Indiana service men
based on overseas service The as
sociate judge bill created q second
city court in indianapolis and pro
vided for It's maintenance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
DUCKWALL CASE
SET FOR DEC. 16
Motion Filed to Dismiss
Morgan'S Petition,

Action on the petition OF Bert c.
Morgan. Federal prohibition director
for Indiana, TO destroy mora than
$4,000 worth Of liquor seized at the
home Of Herbert E. Duckwall. 1918
n. Delaware St, year ago. was
postponed today by Judge James A.
Collins In Marion Criminal Court TO
Dec. 10, when the petition will be
heard with motion flied today by
DuckwalTs attorneys to strike out
Morgan's petition.
Deputy sheriffs raided Duckwall's
home a year ago last September and
the liquor brought to Marion County
jan. whore It has been held since
The following month Duckwall was
indicted on charges Of violating the
LIQUOR laws. A year ago last No
vember Judge Collins, however,
quashed the affidavit and search
warrant against Duckwal] and the
case has been pending since, with
out further action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
BOWMAN OPENS SENATE
State Auditor VIII Preside at Initial
Session, Jan. 8.

State Auditor Lewis S. Bowman,
who took office Monday, will preside
at opening session Of the Senate
when the seventy-fourth Legislature
convenes, Jan. s. In absence of a
Lieutenant Governor, law provides
the State auditor preside at the first
session. President pro tenn. is then
elected and he will preside until the
new Lieutenant Governor, Harold
Van Orman, Evansville, takes Office,
Jan. 70.
When Governor Emmett +.
Branch succeeded Warren T. Nc.
Cray last April, State was left with
out a Lieutenant Governor. Presi-
dent pro tenn Of the Senate serves
only during the Legislature in which
he was elected, so that there is no
incumbent In that position between
the end Of one Legislature and til
opening session Of the following
one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
4 Puzzle
a Day

An artillery officer OF the Revolu-
tiouary period had a number Of can
non-balls which could be arranged
in . perfect pyramid after the man
ner shown in the drawing).
He found that the pile contained
so many cannon-balls that it could
be demolished and reconstructed in
10 three smaller pyramids Of varying
sizes.
What was the least possible num-
her OF cannon-balls in the original
pyramid?
Yesterdays answer:
flushed Is the still and SILENT
voice:
Priclled ears are keen to LISTEN.
Men who ENLIST make noble
choice;
.TI\SEL like gold win gIisten.
The four words: silent. listen, en-
list. and tinsel. are all spelled with
the same six letters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
HISTORY SOCIETY
HOLDSLUNCHEON
Members Dine With Teach
erS' Association,

Luncheon Of history section of
the Indiana State Teachers Asso-
citation was included on the program
today at the sixth annual conven-
ton Of the Indiana Historical Society
at the Claypool.
Oscar II. Williams, De Paw Uni
versity. spoke this morning on The
Junior Historical Society" The Rev.
Charles K Mahoney, Terre Hautc,
spoke on the Importance Of Indiana
history in the grade schools. Round
table discussion was led by Herbert
Briggs. Terre Haute.
The Perfect Museum" was the
subject Of an address by E. Y.
Guernsey Of Bedford
Convention will close tonight with
the annual meeting and dinner Of
the Society Of Indiana Pioneers at
the Claypool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
FOLLOWS CITY G. 0. P.
Coffin Pulling Same Stuff in Reds
tricting County.

George V. Cofln, Republican Coun-
ty chairman. is stealing the stuff"
of the city Republican organization
in the matter Of redistrlctlng the city
by addition Of precincts. for the pur-
pose Of getting committeeman friend
~ to tue organization, 1t was indl-
Gated today
Several weeks ago the Shank
Armitage acknowledgements faction pro
posed addition Of twenty-five pre-
cincts, the new committeeman to be
named by City Chairman Irving
I.emaux. after the city council had
fixed the new precincts.
UnCer a special sessions act passed
in 1920 aimed 70 take care Of add
tiohal precincts because Of the wom-
en- vote, Coffin believes he has the
right 70 take up rediStricting with
the county commissioners and name
the committeeman himself
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
Tragedy

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.--Tragedy
today STROBE across the stage
where a ceremony Of happi-
ness was to have been per-
formed.
On the verge Of collapse, Miss
Isabelle Pope witnessed the
grim spectacle of her intended
wedding ushers acting as pail
bearers for her fance, William
McCIntock Jr., "S6,000,000 or
phan."
McClintock and Miss Pope
We're to have been married in
February. Then young McClin-
took came down with pneu-
monla. Miss Pope obtained a
marriage license and the couple
arranged to have the wedding
in the young mans sick room.
But death came as the girl
waited at the sick room door.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-12-06
TWILL BE SOME PARTY
Willis Dye to Raise $1,000 for Part
in Presidents InauguratiOn.

I'm going 20 spend approximately
$1,000 and make that event some
party"
This was the statement today Of
Willis Dye. Kokomo, chairman OF
the Indiana inaugural committee. in
charge of Hoosierdom $ part in the
inauguration OF President Calvin
Coolidge March i
Dye sand he intended to have a spe-
cial train for Indiana delegation. He
is raising money by subscription to
finance the event.