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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
FABLES ON HEALTH
SWIMMING HEALTHFUL

days at an end Mr..
Mann was inclined TO slip back
into his careless routine OF living.
Doing any swimmIng?' the phys.
ical director asked him when they
met one day.
mot since my vacation" an.
swered Mr. Mann.
That's what they all say. They
ALI 70 away for two weeks or n
month; start getting their physical
selves built up and then come home
feeling pretty poppy; they go at top
speed on the little energy newly &C.
quired or slide back in their chairs
and take on a large sized bay win.
dow.
You fellows have an idea that
you can get thru tho year on tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
An Extra Month of "SOl"
BY RUTH FINNEY

the Omitted States Weather
bureau. IL ono OF tho leaders Ia
the movement lie delivered an
address on tho subject At the
meeting Of the British AAsocla.
ton for tho Advancement u
Science IN Toronto recently,
''NVo don't measure length
with yard rule that Is three
feet sometimes and three feet
one inch or three feet two
inches romo other time" Mar
Vim says Yet our present sys-
tenn Of measuring time by ir-
regular months Is just "a mac
cursto and causes US sndlsas
difficulties"
The length Of the year can
not be changed. nor can tho
length Of tho day 30 changed 10
make an even number Of days
IN tho year. The best way out
Of the dilemma. Marvin and
the other scientists believe. IN 10
divide tho year into IL month";
each with four weeks and each
week with seven days
Tha, would leave one out
law day between tho last day
Of December and the first day
% the new year. which could
be given new nhmo and cello
bratcd as a new holiday. on
leap years there would bo two
such days and the other holi-
day would fall In the summer,
They're talking about calling
the new month "Sol' or Md
year" since II would DO insert.
cd near tho tlmo OF tho sum-
mer solsticc. between tho pres
emit months OF Juno and July.
Everybody born after Janu-
my 2sth would have new
birth date 20 celebrate. falling
little later than Il did before.
Our Fourth Of July. instead Of
being the Fourth Of July. would
be the nth OF Midycar Christ
mas would b. tho s5rd OF De-
cembor. Easter would b on
fixed date. April sth. II all &c
clesias,ical bodies agreed.
Tho new plan could so into
effect ideally In 1928. since in
that year the first Of January II
on Sunday and Easter falls on
April sth. n date midway be-
tween tho earlier and later dates
on which Il sometimes falls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
What Folks
Are Saying

sr.H. .sFrf.4 r.-
- t'- - 80 |-
80 ~
"i'''iiH aIlfs ', a4iN'f 4hs
women VINO are worm ahylhiHs a.
All Do me "'fia are the ones WHO
are me most ii0lDieh9Ihs 70 maA-
age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

two weeks or month that you use
in getting back to nature.
The least you can do Is keep up
ono form OF exercise. For cheat.
shoulder and body development gen.
orally there's nothing like n good
course in swimming. II Is fine for
the wind OF gents like yourself. gets
you in tho habit OF breathing more
rcfularly and forces deep breathing.
There's a good tank at your gym.
nnslum, and tho reaction from the
plunge Is enough TO help you tone
up by itself,
Go thru good course Of exer
cises and then jump in the tanl,
Or get down to tho lako or soashore
on Sunday II you can. And II there's
no place to swim. take n good shower
and rundown after your exercise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Red-HatS Lament

CUITCASES getting larger approaching trunk-lke
y dimensions And tips from travellers are shrinking.
So lament the Red-ats who carry luggage between rail.
road station and train. In some sections it's complained
that the average tip is only cents. People have
learned lesson in economy Fewer quarters and halves
tossed about than in the postwar boom when money
grew trees.
The RedEats say there's only human practice that
hasn't changed-the tendency of travellers with the heayi
est luggage pay the Reda the least for his services
disappeared Hughes has had his
President Cal has accepted The campaign ought TO
right along
begins look going make
money o their frost killed product.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

T. n possible Tor whole class
i 90 D. iuHuItsf7 n Dc Co.
The farmers Gf tbIr nation are
IGsultrd daily by aIl the rspub.
1,au end most ~ th6 demo.
cratic paprU. and 0H un ges'
age - once week b the Coo.
lldEo political organization
The Insults consist ln the
confident statement that be-
cause n the rising price N
wheat and r0,a aud other farm
products tho farmers will Eup.
port Coolidge. or Boz the demo.
cratic papers. will stick 20 tho
old party nominees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

IH other words fhrg may BE-
fa1ir They have often acted
ar lsgFsy we're And ~ fhrvars.
#lF'HsH far Coolidge people
haven't luHuItrd them
Their uffrrfn0r- look laralung
ard sound HlII. tH they may
De- rIaHf 40 that Time. only.
viii tel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

NTAsHNGToS. Aug, "a
w How would you like 90
have "a nsta Of monthly bills
every year. instead o. ~ OF
course. tho bills would be
smaller. and II you arc paid hy
tho month there would b one
more payday per year
That u what will happen II
scientists advocating adoption of
a new calendar convince tho
world such a course Is desir-
able.
Charles r. Marvin. chief Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Speed Pays

TINE TWENTIETH Century Limited was paid seven and
half million dollars by its passengers in 1928, finan
cial report reveals
Traffic is increasing this famous train which some
days travels in many six sections
The Century" being speed creation is typical Of the
generation in which we live
cyclones tho lost speech Of Iowa
showing mpossibiy remaining amid weather
Republicans disposition with confidence the
lminary votes. provided be wheat straw,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
K LETTER FROM
FAY RIDGE MANN
August %, 1924.

Dear Folks
We've had mighty busy week with all the things we're
doing. 1t kept us going like streak often got us stew
ing But when there's much too much do there's really
nothing to 1.-THE only thru Is 20 ahead ana
do IT.
We have to see the Merchants Show to sec the
navy we simply go and go and go. until we're walking
We have daily work quite exactjnp mae
ter; II we want to see IT thru have hustle aster
ofentimes there day that keeps us moro
busy many troubles COME way n gets us feeling
dizzy when jumbed day appears there's lust one
way beat itforge lyllvercd fears and 20 ahead
meet ~
For does day demand a strength beyond our
powers; all muster strength TO stand couple dozen
hours! will be something new: somehow wen
go and do II!
M,uaae II Aaow>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

VOU can got an answer 20 any
Il question Of fact or inforrna-
ton by writing Tho Question
Editor. i5.7 New York ave.
Washington. ID. c. and enclosing
two cents in loose stamps for 70
ply. No medical. legal or marital
advice. Personal replies. conf
| Dental All letters mus; bs
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
A Thought

Pleasant words are a. an honey.
comb. sweet TO the soul, and health
10 the bones Prov. NVi.2i
ENAIR words gladden. - many a
l. heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
TvNocc msMz\
EBd88d80 !

MBITtoN stalng family for sport
a Then father declares let wares TO
So sister and brother and don't getting
clothes out They're
will take all they've got Just about
The
their
Them wonder
hs come from the rack they pack they
tskng wear Now tho Int
hlod. with with trouble they the
Then father cause he
truth
the clothes he on his
Copyright, 1924. N. A. Service Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
NameS-HoW Come?

"A IORE Johns in America than any other After
lVl John William, then James. This is shown
by check-up of many city directories.
Religious names, from the Bible exert great influence
when it to naming the average child Just why
John leads all other in popularity should interest
the clergy for it unquesonaby indicates very definite
preference, admiration interest
Once started Of course, become hereditary. It
takes courage to give child that isn't common
as dandelions.
Is said that British lawyers viewing the proceedings
LoebLeopod with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Su premacy Is Ours

I>ORD gets ready to make 10000 day. Already
II he's turning out over four-fifths that many.
The best equipped auto works in Europe is supposed
to be the Fiat plant in Italy 1t cannot make than
200 cars a day.
Young men, particular, should read this twice 1t is
typical of the industrial supremacy of America There
other kinds of supremacy and in many of them have
room for improvement Ours, however, is industrial
civilization Higher art and culture will later symp
toms of decay.
Arlington psychologist against "the cosmetic
peril" which, take Is the peril that has been lips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Q. what Is the formula for pre-
serving strawberries for display pur-
poses?
A. Formaldvhydc. pound: inaier.
81 pounds. alcohol. plnts Aiioio
the mirfuTc 10 stand aud should
there be any sediment pour of tho
clear liquor and ftitcr tho remainder
thru fIicr paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Arms & Scott, Elliott O205
Ballard Transfer Co, Sunset 0027
Baylcs Bros, MElrosc 'O277
VIII Blair Fuel Yard, Capitol ois6
Emil Carl, Rainier O122
=. 4. Tnratcns. Garfield 1885 a
Cascade Coal Co., MElrosc Ot4t
, urnwnll Fuel Co., MElrosc O0i0
Eighty-fiftp st. Fuel y Feed Co., sun.
set 1883.
Garfield Fuel Co., Garfield 05ti
Green Lake Fuel Co, KEnwood 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Puget Sound Fuel Co., WEST oto0
seattle Coal & Fuel Co., MElrose O14f
schulte's Coal & Wood Yard, Beacon
OtO2
Spring Hin Fuel Co.. WEst 1850
sunnysidc Coal q Wood Co., MElrosc
0i2S
United Fuel Co, Elliott O474, Main
1918, Capitol 1912
valley Fuel Co, Rainier O05s
Victor Fuel Co., BEACON 1O8s
j. ). Nining, Garfield oO9S
Wainwright Il Mcleod, Main 1918
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Henry Hickman, Elliott So33, Ell
lott 1904
Hill Fuel Co, Beacon 2D2O
Heating Fuel Co, Elliott O85i
McFarlanc Bros, KEnwood Ot2s
McNIullcn n Co, MElrose 0O2S
Occidental Fuel Co., MElroso O325,
MElroSc 1000
Pacific Coast Coal Co., Main $3.50
Pacific Coast Coal Co., Georgetown
Depot, Glendale 0485
Pacific shipping & Fuel Co., Main
1870, Glendale OiG1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Dusty A bope Us

TN THE air above each square mile of the average city
there $50 tons of dust So estimates United States
public health service
This will not surprise any woman who does her own
housework.
Of all farm
and, from what know that $ suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
What you get i'm each
Diam O md Briquet

There about the Diamond
Black Diamond South
asphalt binder also excellent fuel We
this analysis The diagram above shows the ash
from the portion produces
ash This is lower and ash than
this market The Diamond Bque pure heatpro-
asphalt binder 4q Black Diamond or
moisture it, and 41f is South Prairie COAL
We guarantee that the above analysis Bque
In addition this quality carry
that
should for feel that Diamond perform
think they should all household merely notify us and
chuly will
Iy refund entr purchase price
We of the following dealers Diamond Brouet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Prophecy Comes True

JITISE old Thomas jefferson who drafted the Declare
wv ton of independence than century ago, made
this prediction:
Our rulers will become corrupt people careless.
The people will forget themselves in the sole faculty Of
making money and will think of uniting 20 effect
due respect for their rights
After reading this and bordering national conditions in
1924 few will deny that jefferson uncannily clair
yoyant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22
Stolen Cars Increase

~ last year. about 10000 stolen. over $4,000
were recovered The mot found Is per cent
of the total selen compared with % per cent in 1920
and 1921
Auto theft is becoming difficult game. Another
factor is the increasing number of ears stolen tempo
rar for criminal expeditions and abandoned after the
crime and getaway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

london couldn't slower were they
engaged IN trying arrange a for Jack Dempsey,
Elabcthan ruff becoming reiEuns
fashion hoped Roughly speaking IL covers too much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-22

Rdsroours IN Louisiana must have certificate II kinds
proper has not been Snehed to date
nursery placed ban babykssng' which Is pro
lection to our Industries for fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Jimmy Lee Gets What
He Goes After

Flrt they filled tho determined
boy with hot Irish stew and then de
liberated hiB fate by courtmartial.
with Earl Hudson. production chief
presiding To be- returned 20 ~
fHso, given over 90 police and sent
back home that seemed inevitable
until Jimmy began 10 talk.
lie was demon for work Why
couldn't he Ftay. build fires. run er'
unis7 His bOyibh enthusiasm won
Nine weeks he remained in camp
making himself useful. Indispensable
and when tho company departed
Jimmy VIVA az much a part OF Il a.
any o. the actors and teehnicianh,
Jimmy rode 20 Hollywood in d
Pullman and ate his I'll IN tho diner
Tho actors spoke 10 him without
condensation. A. one Of their peers
why noi7 Hadn't he mAdo IN,
grader Wasn't be 20 10 the offIc,
boy. IN some measure a ruler Of
movie destlniesl AYE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
ny JACK JuNGNiEYER

.uOLLYwoODJDeo. is.-Rsadsru
L Il Of this movie feature may have
gathered the impression that stars.
producers and directors are The i'm.
portgnt folk In plctureu Wen, they
DO seem AZ times 20 b. essential. but
for real Importance let me present
the studio office boy Ia general
and Jimmy lee Ia particular.
Potential flm queens and disoour.
aged cinema nhsiks may learn a lot
from this it.yeRrold boy about
breaking into the realm OF their De.
sire. lie can tel them from epps.
rencc that perseverance, and nhecr
Kumption count for moro than any.
thing else
About nine months ago Jimmy Los
ran away from home. lie rode tho
rods from hih middle western town
70 Hollywood. 10 find that he had
considerable competition In tho ie.
sire 10 be- star. iic bcsieEcd tho
studio gates. tasting tho iordly Ia
difference Of office boys and gate.
men. II made him nagry. And
when Jimmy gets mad somsthing'n
Eot 20 give way
~ the United Studios a group q
movie cowboys were pulling stakes
for Texas. The inquislilvo lad
learned what u was an about. Tho
actors werd going on tho shutdown
location. Riding the rods 20 II faao
was no harder than beating II 10
Hollywood. SO Ia due course Of um0
Jimmy appeared a. First National
headquarters In ~ Pnso,
But location Was 50 miles across
the prairie. The boz spotted an auto
truck bound for tho camp, slowed
away under ,arpaulin. and again
in due time presented himself TO ihe
movie. fiAgera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Strand
"Forbidden Paradlse'

DoLA SeEri bids fair 20 BE- a great
L fayorits NJ the strand whore shs
II appearing In her latest Paramount
production Forbidden Paradise" q
fine romantic love drama Of ON an.
named Balkan kingdom with the star
as the czhrina. queen who rules
both the dcstinIcs and hearts Of men.
teupestuous. Just. whose every word
n law and yct-cvery inch a woman.
Ernst Lubitsch was loaned 20
Paramount BY Warner Bros, 10 direct
this picture. AdOlphc Menjou. Paul.
Inc starko and Rod la ROGUE are in
the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Miss Glaum Trains
Like Athlete

THOSE who think that acting
= Is merely a matter Of pan,o
mime are much mistaken. Louise
Glnum stands a. a living example
OF the really hard work attach.
Cd 90 H.
For IN order 70 Withstand the
long wearing hours Of nervous
tension that are part u ever
stars life before the camera.
Miss Claum has adopted a pro
fossionai athletes course o.
training. She boxes. plays hand,
ball. pulls the rowing machine.
sklps the rope. punches the bag.
heayes the medicine ball and
makes crosH.country runs.
Miss Glaum viii soon make her
stellar rc.but after "a twcyear
retirement from the screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Maurice Tourneur
Suggests Tahitian
PhotopLay Colony

II tho predictions OF Maurice
.Tourneur come true. a film colony
IN Tahiti may be heard from soon.
Tournsur took his company there
on location FOR the filming Of Peter
H. Kyne's Never the Twain Shall
Meet"
Returning a few days ago. his re-.
ports for the distant isle were a.
glowing as those OF Columbus for
the Americas,
There Tourneur found the IDEAL
climate and light for picture pro.
duc,ion and showed several hundred
feet Of him 20 prove a. II il likely
that the director viii return 20 Ia.
hiti 20 film hh next picture and
will attempt 20 establish a film col.
ony there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Capitol
Broadway Gold"

MARSHALL Neilan, famous direct.
1'l or. donucd a deiiveryman'B uni.
form and played a comedy bit ia
Broadway Gold.' the ph6topiay
feature which Is showing at tho
Capitol. His name ISN'T on tho cast
listed and probably not ono out Of
every ten movie fans Will recognize
the director. but Mickey does his
part with just az much carucstncss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Columbia
Greater Than Marriage

VICTOR Hugo Halpcrin's produc.
v ton. Greater Than Marriage "
which went on view AZ the Columbia
Saturday. Ia an adaptation OF Louis
Joseph Yanee's famous novel Joan
Thursday" The story rcvolycs
around a young girl who sought a
stage career and was forced 10
choose between her art and her hus.
band. Interesting views OF Ncw
York are introduced ss scenic
background
Marjorie DRw docs tho feminine
lead. with Lou Tcllcgen. Tyrone
Power. Mary Thurman and Raymond
Bloomcr contributing some good act.
ing.
Llborius Hnuptmhns concert In.
cludes selections from Fircfly."
Paul Revere Is the comedy feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Heilis
1T Is the Law.

HELEN Dag who was seen
L L here with Rudolph Valentino In
The sainted Deyil' has one Of the
feminine leads in 1T Is tho Law the
new photoplay showing ut the Heilig.
This picture. even though n hoary
thrilling mslodrama, is studded with
pretty women OF all typcs-dashing
blue.eyed blondes and bcHttehlng
brunettes.
Arthur Hohl. New York stage star.
plays the featured role. which Is a
dual characterization.
Buster Lorenzo. Mckee's Arcadian
band and the girls are seen in new
speciaIties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
BEBE DANIELS TO PLAN
THE CROWDED HOI H.

Hebc Daniels next Paramount pic.
turc following tho recently completed
''AiisH BlueblTd,' il to be an adapta.
ton Of Tho Crowded Hour n Jane
Cowl stage success written b. Edgar
selwyn and Claiming Pollock
John Russell II preparing tho
screen version Of this play which will
SO into production after the holidays
at tho Paramount Long Island studio
under the direction Of RAoul Walsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Coliseum
Shutdown"

U'HE passing of tho OLA West. the
L cattle hurons and tho tremendous
herds Of cattle which roamed the
plains. has been immoraiiEsd Ia
shutdown" the photoplay showing ~
tho Coliseum ana forms a historical
background Tor the romantic love
story told by the stellar cast. OF which
Hobart Bosworth. Bessie Love. Roy
Stewart ana Charlie Murray are
membfrs
shutdown" Is an original storg ~
Earl J Iudson, production manager
% FIRST Nationals own West coast
unliH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

famous retreat across the plains OF
snow. the battle OF Waterloo. the re-
turn from EIba. and the brilliant i'm
perial courts OF Europe. The pro,
ducers state Il cost $4,000. 900 90
stage these thrilling scenes,
The actors who play the title roles
arc Gwlym Evans and Gertrude Nc.
Coy. both noted artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Winter Garden
Napoleon and Josephine

"hTAPoLEoN and Josephine the
~ spectacular production which
goes on view at the Winter Garden
Sunday portrays some OF the great.
est spectacles in the worlds history.
including the burning Of Moscow. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

"The Desert Outlaw"

A BULLY action plo, of dsssri love
n and outlawry furnishes the en-,
tsrtainment IN THE Desert outlaw
tho photoplay offering AZ tho state
First and Madison. Buck Jones. one
81 tho screens most popular cowboy
starr. has tho leading role.
Besideh the feature picture thers
arc ak vaudeville acts on the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Blue Mouse
Reckless Romance

VNHE name % r. Roy Barnes In
l. synonymous with tho very best
In comedy. That accounts for hlH
having been chosen Tor ono OF the
leading roles IN Reckless Romance
the hilarious comedy ~ tho Blue
Mouse now.
Barnes talent wts first recognized
several years ago when he played In
Scratch Ny BACK with Helen chad.
wick. In "Rscklcss Romance ho
does some great work a. the man.
aboutiown ana Is aided IN the run
by Harry Myers. Wanda Hawiey,
sylvia Dreamer and fully Marshall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

The Paramount West Coast
Studio l. fast coming 10 be the
visiting spot Of sport fayorites.
In the past 10 days II has had for
it, guest Walter johnson, world
series hero, Babe Ruth and WI.
liam Tildcn. national tennis
champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Liberty
"Hot Water"

HUBBY! he was just an every
IL day young fellow. who loved his
wife and his home. and everything.
But one day his moiher.n.law and
his two brothsrs-in.law walked In on
him and then his trouble began.
Briefly. this is the theme OF Harold
Iloyd's new comedy. Hot Water,
now showing al the Liberty. II Is a
theme which offers all kinds OF pos
sibllitles for mlrth. because Il u
human. and Lloyd Is assisted By one
OF the best casts ever seen in his
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
ON THE SCREEN

! the Law"
ia . In
srR,SD-Pos Nssr "Foreadsn
cAFroL"BFeadsay 0oii"-Eaus HnmsfEis Elot Ksthu
tstarts sundayl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

lhuHhAble satire on the divorce
business. with MaeLean the center Of
a lot Of hilarious situations,
Helen Ferguson and Lillian Rich
are two fayorit5 leading ladies who
appear with MGCIran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13
Colonial
"Neyer Say Die"

WILLIE Golfers great broadway
w success Never Say Die" Ia the
screen starring vehicle for Douglas
AncI.ean which will be shown al the
Colonial Sunday and Monday. II ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

as any Of tho other members Of the
company.
Elliot Dexter. Elaine Hammer
stein ana Kathlyn Williams arc the
three leading playeru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-13

Walter Hlera FAT and funny. has
ono Of the featured roles IN the new
phot0play. Tho Trlflern."