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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
1O1ST BALLOT

Alabama, "a: Underwood, "a.
Arizona, s: McAdoo, 3; Underwood,
Arkansas, 1S: Robinson, IS.
California, 26: McAdoo, 3; Mere.
dith, 3; Smith. 1; Walsh, 10.
Colorado, II: Smith, 3; Davis, of
West Virginia, 21-2; Underwood, L
Berry. l; Walsh, /; Meredith. L; alb.
sent, IL.
/ Connecticut, IA Walsh, 2; Davis, /;
Underwood, IL,
Delaware. 6: Davis, of West Vir-
ginia, 6.
Florida, -: ,McAdoo, 3; Davis, of
West Virginia, g., Walsh, 2; Muir
phree, a.
Georgia. %: McAdoo. II; Mere
dith, II; Davis, of West Virginia. s.
Idaho, 8: Houston, 8.
Indiana, 30: Davis, of West Vir.
gf1ia, 10; Meredith, 6; Underwood,
3; Walsh, 3; Owen, 3; Cummings.
3; Glass, 1; Houston, l.
Illinois, So: Davis, A. Meredith,
10; Underwood, 20; Glass, 81.
Iowa, 20: Meredith, 26.
Kansas, 20: Davis, of West Vir-
ginia, 20.
Kentucky, 26: McAdoo, IL; Davis,
o; Walsh, Z; Smith, /; Underwood, l;
Meredith, IL.
Louisiana, 20: Davis of West Vir-
ginia, 20.
Maine. IL: McAdoo, Underwood,
5; Davis. of West Virginia, 6.
Maryland. 10; Davis, of West Vir-
ginia, 16.
Massachusetts, SO: Smith, S3;
Walsh, 2 ~ Ritchie, IL.
Minnesota, "a: Davis, L; Robinson.
1; Glass, 1; McAdoo, 6; Smith, IS.
Mississippi, 20: Davis. 20.
Missouri, SO: Davis. SO.
Montana, 8: Walsh, 8.
Nebraska, is: Cordell Hull, Q;
Smith, 1; Meredith, IL; Walsh, 2.
Nevada, 6: Walsh, 6.
New Hampshire, 8: Meredith, 1-2;
Smith, 1; Davis, 1; McAdoo, IL;
Walsh. A.
New Jersey, '2S: Underwood, 1s;
Glass, II.
Michigan, 80: Davis, -; Under.
wood, 10; Walsh, z; Meredith, l.
New Mexico, 6: Smith, L IL; Da-
Wis, /; Robinson. IL; Walsh, /;
Meredith, l.
New York, 80: Walsh, -; Dan
iels, /; Glass, 2; Underwood, S61-2.
Tennessee, "a: Glass, 2; McAdoo,
5; Underwood, j; Walsh, /; Davis, Is.
North Carolina, "a; Davis, 20;
Meredith, l; Underwood, l; Walsh,
l; Glass, /.
North Dakota, 10: Smith, 5; Nc
Adoo, 2; Meredith. 1; Robinson, 1;
Walsh, 1.
Ohio, As: Smith, 10; Davis, %; I'm
derwood, 5; Glass, 5; Meredith, 5.
Oklahoma, 20; Owen, 20.
Pennsylvania, rs: Davis, 1912.
Glass, ] Underwood, s; McAdoo. 4:
Meredith, i Baker, /; Walsh, Z:
Smith, So 1-2
Rhode Island. ~: Underwood, 10.
South CaroDna. IS: Davis, IS.
South Dakota, 10: James w.
Gerard. 8; Walsh, 1; McAdoo, 1.
Texas, 40: Meredith, 40.
Utah, 8: Gerard, 8.
Vermont, 8: Underwo /, 4; IL
Wis, T.
Virginia. -: Glass. 70: Davis, -.
Washington, II: Walsh. IA.
West Virginia, 16: Davis, IS.
Wisconsin, %: Walsh, s: Undo
wood 8; Smith, 8; Meredith, /.
wyoming, 6: Smith, 3; Davis, 3.
Alaska, 6: Underwood, 6.
district of Columbia. 6: Cum
mings. s.
Hawaii, 6: Smith, /: Underwood, I;
Davis. 4.
Philippines. g.: Underwood, 5;
Meredith, I.
Porto LEO. 6: Davis. 5: Under
wood. /.
Canal =. Meredith, 3: Davis.
l: Glese. !: Robinson. /
Results Of the 101st ballot follow:
McAdoo, So; Smith, 121; Davis, OF
West Virginia, 31s: Underwood.
229 IL: Glass, SO; Robinson, % IL;
Ritchie, IL; Walsh. ss; Owen, %;
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NINETY- :: BALLOT

Totals for ninety-seventh ballot:
McAdoo, Ais IL; Smith, 1853 IL;
Davis, 1873 Id; Underwood, 81 IL;
Glass, 80; Robinson, %; Ritchie, 10
IL; Walsh, 4; Salisbury. 6; Owen, i;
Marshall, 2; Bryan, 6.
Total I 0Q5. abSopt 2
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NINETY-SIXTH BALLOT

McAdoo, AL; Smith, $50 IL; Davis,
III IL; Underwood. 3S IL; Glass, 39;
Robinson, 80; Richie. 81 IL; Walsh,
4; Bryan, Z; Roosevelt. /. Total,
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Lightning Makes 6 Dumb

PARIS.-Six members of the fam
ily of a farmer near here were made
speechless when lightning struck
near them. 1t is believed they will
always be dumb.
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BRITISH JOIN AMERICANS
IN EXPRESSING SORR0NN
The Brave Live On

suppose l kill myself for you?"
oh, don't do that, my dear, A
man who would take his own life is
unworthy OF living" - Sans Gene
Paris.
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NINETY-FIFTH BALLOT

McAdoo, AT IL; Smith, 367 49,;
Davis, 139 Id; Underwood, A 1-2;s
Glass, "a: Robinson, 81; Ritchie, 20
IL; Walsh, 2; Bryan, 8; Roosevelt, 2;
Meredith, 26; Copeland, 2. laAlq 4.
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TOOTH BALLOT

Totals: McAdoo, 100; Smith,
351 IL; Davis, 2O3 IL; Underwood
IL 10; Glass, 35; Robinson, 46;
Ritchie, II 10; Walsh, 81 IL; Sauls-
bury, 6; Owen, 20; Meredith, rs L.:
Houston, 8; Bryan, 2; Daniels, "a;
Baker. a. Gerard, 10; Berry, /. To-
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Candidates dropped out Of the voting follows Sweet on third
Ferris the ninth szer on the tenth Brown sixteenth
time w. Bryan, Baker,
Martin Orch Gaston and
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TON ENNI7IES WIPED AWAY AS DELEGATES CF1UM
BALLOTS
&C >ntinued from Page u

Walsh, 4.
Idaho, s: Walsh, s.
Illinois, So: Davis, g. Meredith, I;
Walsh, 13; Underwood, 20; Glass, FL.
Iowa, 26: Meredith, rs.
Kansas, 20: Davis, 20.
Kentucky, 26 McAdoo, 6; Davis,
8; Walsh, 61-2; Meredith, 11-2;
Smith, 1; General Henry T. AL
len, /.
Louisiana, 20: Davis, 20.
Maine, Il: Davis, 4; Underwood, 8.
Maryland, 16: Davis, 49,
Massachusetts,, SO: Ritchie, 1-2;
Berry, IL; Davis, s., Walsh, 2; I'm
derwood, 8; Smith, 20.
Michigan, 80: Davis, 10; Under.
wood, a.
Minnesota, "a: Smith, /; Robinson,
J.; Walsh, /; Glass, /; Davis, 2; Nc
Adoo, 4; Underwood, ID.
Mississippi, 20: Davis, 20.
Missouri, So: Davis, So.
Montana, 8: Walsh, 8.
Nebraska, 16: Hull, /; Smith. I
Meredith, s.; Underwood, 2; Walsh 4
Nevada 6: Walsh, 6.
New Hampshire, s: Davis, 31.2
Walsh, 4 IL.
New Jersey, %: Underwood, is
Glass, 6; Davis, 2; absent, 4.
New Mexico, 6: Davis, 2 2-3; Rob
inson, 2; Meredith, 1-3.
New York, 80: Walsh, 1; Davis, l
Daniels, 2; Glass, 2; Underwood, "a
North Carolina, "a: Meredith, 1
Davis, %.
North Dakota, TO-: Walsh, 5; I'm
derwood, 5.
Oklahoma, 20: Davis, 20.
Ohio, As: Smith, s; Underwood, Z
Glass, 6; Meredith, &; Davis, rs.
Oregon, 10: Davis, q McAdoo. 8,
Underwood, /; Meredith, l. Absent
Rhode Island, 10: Underwood, 10.
South Carolina, IS: Davis, IS.
Pennsylvania, rs: Underwood
% IL; j. w. Davis. 29 IL; McAdoo
3; Smith, Is; Wash. 4; Glass, l
| Houston Thompson, l.
| South Dakota, 10: McAdoo. /
Gerard, Z; UnderN ~od, 2.
Tennessee, "a: McAGoo, /; Glass
a; Davis, 10.
/ Texas, 40: Davis, ~.
Utah, 8: Davis, 4; Walsh, 4.
Vermont, s: Underwood, 4; Da
Wis,
Virginia. "a: Glass. 70; Davis, II.
Washington, IA: Walsh, a.
West Virginia, is: Davis, 16.
Wisconsin, 26: Smith, 4, Walsh, 9
Underwood, IL; Meredith, 1; Bry
an. /.
Wyoming, 6: Davis, s.
Alaska, s: Underwood, s.
District of Columbia, 6: Under
wood, 6.
Hawaii, 6: Smith, i; Underwood
1; Davis, 4.
Philippines, 6: Meredith, 1; Under
wood, S.
Porto Rico, 6: Underwood, 1; Da
Wis, 5.
Canal Zone, 6: Davis, 8; Under
wood, 8.
| Georgia, %: Meredith, IA. Davis
IS; Underwood, 1.
Indiana, 80: Underwood, 10; Glass
10; Davis, 10.
The result of the one hundred an
| two ballots follows:
McAdoo, 81; Smith. "A; Davis, Q
| West Virginia, Ais 2-S; Underwood
307; Glass, 81; Robinson, FL; Ritchie
IL; Walsh, 1913; Meredith. sc l.;
Thompson, l. Daniels, 2; General A
len l. Berry. 1 IL; Gerard, z; HUI
/; Bryan, /. Total 1880. Absent Is
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sudden death in San Francisco, and
previously Mrs. Harding had suf-
fered a critical illness there.
At the White House this morn
ing Frank w. Stearns, friend of
the Coolidge family, who has been
with them throughout the ordeal,
said President Coolidge was bearing
up under his grief and that there
had been no breakdown on tie part
Of Mrs fnnl;.is.A
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NINETY-EIGHTH BALLOT

Total 9Sth ballot: McAdoo, 407 II:
Smith, 354; Davis, 1914 "a; Under
wood, 81 IA; Glass, SO; Robinson, rs;
Richie, 1S IL; Walsh, 6; SALISBURY.
6; Owen, /; Marshall, g.; Bryan, 5.
T0to1 AQd hcant -l.-. u
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MESSAGES OF SYMPATHY
POUR IN FROM DENI0CRA ATS

NEW YORK, July S.--Hundreds
of messages of coincidence and SYM
pathy upon the loss OF his son were
sent to President Coolidge last night
by prominent Democrats here at
tending the national Democratic
convention.
Among those who conveyed their
regrets to the president were Will
liam Jennings Bryan, former Gov
ernor James NJ. Cox, of Ohio; Joseph
p. Tumulty, Senator Earl B. May
field. of Texas. and Mayor William
T.. Dever. of Chicago; Governors
Charles w. Bryan, OF Nebraska;
Jonathan NJ. Davis. OF Kansas; w.
w. Brandon. OF Alabama, also sent
telcgrams.
C00LIDGE'S RUNNING MATE
ALSO HAS LOST A son
CHICAGO. July The death of
Calvin Coolidse Ir son of President
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Strange Discovery
Wipes Out Flies
Dust OF An Asiatic Flo yer Famed in
Air Is Quick Death to All Insect
Pests. OdOrless and Not
a Poison.

~ Is now easy TO rid the home. outbiiIdiHgs.a
live stock or shrubbery of flies and other OBJ
noxious and disease carrying. insect pests The
flower-dust OF remarkable plant. imported from
the high. dry attitudes OF Asia when famed I'm
the air. does it, by closing the respiratory (breath
ng) glands producing sure stupefactlon and
death. 1t is odorless and alb -
solutely harmless to humans,
stock and domestic animals. 1t SR~nk&3A.
neither spots nor stains. XE@<4
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Murphree, a; Berry, /; Meredith.
1870; Houston, 9; Cummings, 81;
Hull, 9; Baker, 1 Gerard, 16; Dan
iels 1 Total 1094 L.: absent la.
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PRESIDENTS BOY
SUCCUMBS AFTER
HEROIC STRUGGLE


Continued from Page u
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CO0LIDGE'S RUNNING MATE
nCT cnNt

CHICAGO. July The death of
Calvin Coolidge. Jr., son of President
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ton which it was hoped might re-
duce to new focus the bacteria
which were building in the tissues
of his leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Palace Hip
"MUMs tho word" h the mu'

"MUMs the word" y The must
Nl cal comedy offering Tor the
week AZ the PallcA Hip theltcr. open.
ing with Saturdays matinee. and
finds Jack Russell and his company
IN an entirely new revue. with COS.
tunes and stage settings outstand.
lngly attractive.
The popular funstsr poriuya th6
role Of q rich old man who falls "a
loys with the. photograph Of a bcau.
iiful girl.
Russell r. ably supported b. Wal.
Ter Spencer 10 tho role Of the young
nephew: Florence spurrier IN her
usual excellent character role: Jackie
Bruuca, Evelyn Du Fresno and
George Stanley.
Tho musical Interruptions for the
week are many and tho hit Of
NUNS the Word" centers IN Rus.
sells "Afy Hungarian Rose" sung In
tho comedians individual style. other
specinlties include Miss Bruncas
kiss SIC with Your Eyes: Leo Hes
tcr's Big Boy. Marvel LoringH
Remember. Clara Ia yeilo's Hes
No Kiddo." and musical harmony Of
tho Russell quartet.
Tho Scandal Opening and tho
grand finale again prove crcdl;ab,c
products Of Choru Director Nell
Harding and tho bevy OF crystal run.
way beauties Introduce novel tcrps!.
chorean 6tcps which mer., their titles
o. tazx queens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
PantageS

IllEFAfD. famous Italian ma
v Eicihn. win headline the yaude
VILE bill opening at the PaHilved
ttrltrr with tomofruw'a matinee
The feature picture attraction b one
n Colleen M0oro'u latest successes
entitled April shower" Kenneth
Harlan u featured with Ansa Moore
% what promises 20 be ono of the
best him attractions 20 DO shown
az tho popular Third ave- house.
Chefalo n opening on Indefinite
engagement on the Panihgra cir,
cult az tho Seattle playhouse. where
DO will have his premier showing
thia coming week. ils repertoire Of
illusions should bn % con. lderuhlc
interest 90 Seattle theattrE0sra.
Clark ana Bergman present Mc.
Cormaek q Irving la Seminary
Mary" a very beautiful offering Of
melody songs artistic dances and
dash OF comedy. Jack Marcus and
Waiter Booth arc appearing in their
latest hit. Laughing MAttsrn": Paul
sydsll r. returning with HE clever
athletic dog. sydsIi presents m
HT,rur offering introducing Spot.
-" bis Incompatible partner In a
surprise program OF attractive nov.
elites
"Ham9nology" u tho billing %,
Herman Uih and Minerva clark.
pyontrs of vaudeville. Lister &
company open the bill IN On unus.
ual surprise, introducing tho ougl.
nal hlnEing duck.
A special Glen Goff sonEoloEuo
viii again be featured this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
lI-he Std48G.
METROPOLITAN

rs TWEsESTtNg adorable AfUa
Il Mitd lu her latest musical offer.
Sos. This MaE.E Rims" az tbs Met
ropolitan thestcT. Tor tho entire
strk. beginning sunday night. tHr
management IL NOT only 0ffsnug
one ~ AmsHes's most p0pulr st4Er
ttan bat als5 ono - che mort ,E-
ptnfiyo productions aud highest FHl-
srci companies sh0 las ever hal
o. mct thIs 81 one 81 tho most ,z.
ptuly1 organizations % BE- hind
on TOUT b. running expenses rm.
inE VEN near that u the famous
ArgfJlI Foliea,
Tho supporting company with
which Heuy W savage has sur.
rounded bis charming Btar b not
70 b. passed lightly b. such a
n1tcd AEgrrEation has not been
seen ln this city Ia como time. A.
che head n the iist ore such not
ahisn aH sidney Grcfusirrct. whom
Sir IIsfbert Tree declared tho hest
Ehakespcarcan actor IN Amsr.ca.
Boyd Marshall. most popular ~
leading men: Jeanette Macdonald.
tho younE Philadelphia soprano.
Who las won an cuyaile reputation
Tor hcfaelf In the Ea6t. Catherine
West. direct from the grand opera
stage. and Janet Munock. noted
Scotch comsdisHne, and a bsyy %
hlEhHahrsd chorus CRIB.
a. 20 tho production itaelL Sir.
Savage has even outdans his pro.
si1us notable efforts in this line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Orpheunl

THE leading attraction an ne or
Il pHrum. starting tqm0rr1w afr
Ciuo0u. b. iluneTt Williams, who
will offer "F0up 20 Nuis,' iu which
buffoourry a. made high ART.
Williams has b-cu tecn here in
many COMEDY 0tfEEinEa and vIH o.
remembered bet aH spotlight 70
The current offering q On four
courses" and the hardhsadsd mu.
rirai director and the coilapsib.e
piano rt.ii retain places ~ tie oct.
A uew member ~ Williams com.
pauy this year a. AiiaE Jean ilaipin,
an isnElLsh dancer.
william TmHlcy ana Edna
louise. in '-rau. Please" r. hnoih.
CT number ~ headline proportions.
Howard Kyle. the eminent dras
maiir lyiiat. win b. reen along with
the company o. four boz "The House
40 the Cr1s r0adg." SIR Kyle comes
10 vaudeville with a BIG reputation
gained Ia The legitimate.
AleI Kics. which Ca Chinese means
FUN. b. "a Linekfarr performer who
deals ln nothing but FUN H.s
Eongs. stories and jokes aro brilliant
and new.
Moran and Wiser have a c0mhi.
nation or comedy and skin, entitled
"Au IN Fun They perform with
such precision that audiences hard.
iy realize how wonderful Il on lE
EDDIE Weber and Marion Rldn6r
have Re singing and dancing act
Both are young and decidedly clever,
Amazon and Nna have a novelty
iu - Tropical Enehantmsnt," and
tho News. Topics. FABLES and or.
ehestra round out the big new pro.
asf4ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

multuous. Tho moro turbulent his
worries become, the more amusing
they seem 20 oulookrm. II you don,
believe Il. Just observe tho peurilo nc.
tons Or any ono o, your friends who
Ia trying 10 weather MARTA storm.
This theme ID admirably embraced
10 "Rceklsss Romance ~ Chrltle'a
latest feliuru.lcngth comedy which
comes 20 tho Blue Mouse room.
Harry Myers and Wanda ilAwIry
arc the lrritatsi newlyN oJB In ''Tlcck,
ioHH Romance" and 7. Roy barnes.
Sylvia Dreamer, Tuiiy Aarhhall and
Jack Duffy arc tho innooant friends
who run themselves ragged IN an AZ.
tempt 20 s,raighten out tho Difficult.
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
HANDSOME MAN
CONTEST STAGED

ono OF the most thrilling events
taking place NJ tho Paramount atu.
do IN Hollywood is the "handsomcst
man" contest which IL being filmed
as a portion % "Con,ahand." Alan
Croshnd's new production.
Beauty contests Tor women have
been filmed IN proiulon. but 10 far
as Is known. 'Contraband' marks
the first beauty contest for men ever
screened. Raymond IIattou. rccog
niEed universally as ono Of motion
pictures most skilled character &C.
tors. but never famous FOR his pull
chrltude. is ono Of tho leading con.
testanis. Victor Potel. six feet three
In height and nine inches IN breadth.
has also entered.
Featured players In tho picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Tor the wives who stay HON, IN,
Do the homework? II TIE go. j,
lows allmony 20 divorces. vbv =.
allow the wife a definite psro,r,s,.
Of her husbands wagesl" sbs 49,.
oh yes, she finished. the JAI.
plan, b. all means It's the on
really peaceful domestic plan b.esB..
its the only fair one 70 bo,b a.
wife and the husband.
And ] know Il WORKS" s,s,,d Oh
Petr0ya positively.
PetrUva comes 70 the sle,ropoll,s,
December - IN "The Hurrlears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

.uER mind made one o. So char.
II ac'erisiig quick jumps.
\ hate waste" che aid, There D.
TOO much % H. when q woman who
might command "a high salary 10 this
or that profession - doing other
work Tor which she D. not particular.
~ fitted and which could b accom-
pllsbsd by one trained in that field,
she ~ committing tho crime Of
Wastefulncss In an era when every
resource OF intelligence g. needed FOR
economic progress.
why should there not be wages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
EILEEN PERCY

Eileen Percy. who Is working IN
der Joseph ifsnabery'H direction. ia
Tongues Of Flame" Thomas Aioig.
hans forthcoming picture. played the
leading role IN iIenabcY's first pic.
iurc, Tho Man Prom Painted Post %
produced In 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Metcalf Will Head
Pierce Delegation

TACOMA, Dec. Estate Ssnz.1'
Ralph Metcalf was elected chairus1
OF the Pierce county delegation !.
the state legislature. Friday. GeoFg'
w. Thompson was elected seen;zl!
Of tho delegation. The Legislators
were guests OF Tacoma real esial'
mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Peter maEnificsn, build ne Bt1
feet, one and a hal1. his yinn,r
smile and HE blue eyes and curll,s
dark hair, make him one OF The No.
picturesque actors on the screen.
The Tornado" has already ber
booked Tor a showing Al ne Coin.
b!a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
Belley famous.

Howard Greer. who designed all
the colorful gowns Worn by Pola
NcEri IN Forbidden Paradise" "Lily
Of tho Dust" Men," Shadows Of
Paris and ''The Spanish Dancer"
has been appointed fashion creator
for the entire Paramount West Coast
studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Irene Rich, Hobart BOswoth and
Lincoln Stedman are Soms Of tie
weli.known players who suppoG
Baby Peggy In her finst dramatic
role, Captain January" which WI
be shown here before the rear =
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
House Peters Best in
Human Interest Roles

I0NE % tho moat sympathetic &c
" tors on the screen Is H5use
Peters. whose speciality Is the i'm.
pcsoHItlon Of human" parts. Dir.
Peters has one Of the finest records
on tho screen for intelligent and
sympathetic rendering OF his eharac.
tcrizatlons.
10 was born IN Bristol. England
and went 20 college In England and
In Australia. In tho latter country
he went on tho dramatic stage and
obtained n thoro foundation IN the
art Of acting. Ito has been IN mo.
ton pictures about eight years and
has many utumphs 70 his credit Of
which Tho Storm" and Human
Hearts" stand out prominently.
Universal Just recently starrrd him
again on a long term contract, first
70 DO the starring part In Tho Tor.
nado' taken from tho Lincoln J. Car.
ter melodrama. and then the big part
Of "Enfflcs. tho Amateur Cracks.
NAV " - 10 which made Kyrle
Bellew famous. a sS.&aE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Margaret Livingston has blossomed
into a star The ,ivaclous little
actress has tho stellar role IN "Thc
Chorus Lady" n new picture recently
released.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Men and Women viii be pro-
duced by william De Mile in New
York. 1t is an adaptation Of the
stage play by David Belasco and
Henry C. De Mile. father Of VIII.
liam and Cecil Dc Mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

"Tomorrow's Love-" screen Ye.
sion Of tho Saturday Evening Pot
story. "Interlocutory." features Pa.
O'Mallcy, Raymond Hation, Agass
Ayrcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Many churches IN Germany arc
equipped with balls OF cast steel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
'Wreckless Ro,
nance Coming
Soon

Marital troubles arc a source Of a
great deal Of worry. They arc also
The source Of a great deal Of humog
TO everyone excepting the econ.
tcalants." When a man falls IN l9vo
bis worries begin. when 10 gets
married his troubles increase. Whcn
he tries 90 fall out--os gets pushed
out-of love hL worries become Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

not entered In tho beauty contest.
Include Noah Hccry, Raymond SIC
Koo. Charles oxlo and Luke Cos
grave. Tho story Ia an adaptation
Of Clarence Budlngton Keliands
Saturday Evening Post novel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06

Alma Ruben, dark eyed
beauty plays the feminine
lead in Gerald Cranston's
Lady," the intriguing photo
play, which is showing at the
Capitol for the first time Sat.
arday. The picture is a so.
ciety drama based on the
novel from the pen Of Gilbert
Frunkau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-06
MEIGH.iN COMPANY

Thomas Meighan and a company
Of 50 players, camera men and staff
assistants are in Birmingham. Ala.
making scenes for Comm
Through" a new Paramount film.
Evening star., 1924-04-04

Those quaint fiowered
pompadour taffetas, chif-
fon and lace are first in
favor, fashioned in bout
FAINT, full-skirted styles
or, sleek and slender in
line.
Nile Green, Poudre
Blue, Gray, Flesh, Or
child, Peach and White
predominate.
S m art af noon
frocks and street frocks
fine Elizabeth crepe
Siam crepe, silk alpaca
and fiat crepes-more to
their liking. Here one
finds the slim new belt
less models, or others
with the waistline mod
ishly low. Choice of
gray, navy, brown, black
and effective combina-
tions.
SECOND FLOOR