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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-28
Your Union Meeting
oURTH AND LAST SATURDAY.
JUNE 20, 1924.
Name of acal and Plaza

FOURTH AND LAST SATURDAY.
JUNE 20, 1924.
Name Of Lecal and Place
Of Meeting.
Engineers Joint Board, e12 Cap
ltol Bldg.
10 Engineers (R. R.), 1921 cottace
Grove Ave-, 7:45 .. m.
90 Bakers, 1924 Noble St., o. m,
81 Bakers, 24o1 w. North Ave, S
80 Hisoksmiths, 4f22 w. lake 81.
122 Hiaoksmlths, 426 w. esd ST,
e26 1taoksmlths, $40 W. Harrison St.
40 slseksmiths, 1870 w. Washington
Brick and Clay, Blue Island, Jew
o. Hall.
coopers, s44s S. Ashland Ave.
Hod Carriers, $50 S. HaIsted ST.,
1912 Food inspectors, 1870 w. Washing
ton ST.
fe4s3 Hyerant inspectors, Room 400,
80 JAa!tors, City Hall, nth Floor,
~I0 /. m.
SIC E..ps.psrs (Locomotive), e1ss
Commercial Ave.
s1s Fis2Tsn and Enginemen, 42e w.
Pressn;sn, Peoria and Monroe
sos strs.t Car Employees (EIevated,.
Astisnd Ave. and Van Buren,
71o Tssr.assrs. so2 w. 47th St.
17214 Transportation inspectors, 308 S.
Kildare Ave.
4 Horseshosrs, 7ss w. Madison St.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-28
BUT WHY DO We HAVE
TO EAT STORAGE EGGS?

"The hen comes from the egg
and not the egg from the hem"
This is The answer Of science TO
the famous question debated thru
the ages since Adam. 1t comes
from Prof. Conrad E. Tharaldsen, of
the zoology department of North
western university, who shook his
long classroom pointing stick at d.
asrams today to prove his theory.
THE hen carries new germ cells
which produce other eggs and pre-
sumabIy new hens, but all bark
back to the original germ cell which
we call the egg" the professor ex-
planned.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-28
Warrior Dimes With war.Maker.

BRUSSELS, Belgium, June 81
General blackjack" Pershing, who
few years ago was directing Amer
lean operations in certain parts of
Belgium and France. dined with the
king and queen last night at the
royal castle. The other members Of
the American battle monuments com
mission were also guests.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-28
Chicago Workrnen Are
Injured by Explosion

Three city workmen were seriously
injured by a gas explosion in the
trench at 39th st. and Wentworth
Ave-, where they were laying wa
ter pipe. A blow torch they were
using ignited the gas, and the flames
at once enveloped them. The men
are: Edward Riley, 1928 Ada St.;
Thomas Mulyihill, 5O44 Union St,
and William McReady, SAB S. Wells
st.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-28
Andy MELONS Niece Meets eeoraIe

'"NSSS DOI sTO'
LONDON, Eng, June ~ Sarah
Mellon of Pittsburgh, niece of the
wealthy cabinet bootlegger of the
United States treasury, has just been
presented" at court with Mrs. War
rem c. Fairbanks and Miss Edith Fair
banks of Chicago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
Con Ell ObjetO de que.....

pafia. Que, de modo intense, estoy lie
vando acabo en- estos momentos, CO.
mo uno de los directories de la Allan
"a Puertorriqueha", no tengo tempo.
muchas veces, de ocuparme espec'Tca-
mente de estas cuestiones, nj a1n de
contestar los insultos que Sc me inRe-
rem. y que a wees nj leo, confado en-
Ia coraza que mis- ejecutorias de ant -
v de ahora presentan, ONO valla So
bre la cual caen y retroceden toGos
los dardos de %cualquier conjura; Pc
70 he querido aprovechar esta oport1.
nsdad para dar a ustedes todos estes
detalles y argumentos, con Ell fin de
que puedan ayudarse en- la orientacion
de sus buenos prop6sitos.
La Alianza Puertorriqueia ha con
signado en- su programa Ell sufragio
para la mujer que sepa leer y escr1b-r
como una medida que debera teuer
efecto ell ano 1928. La enmienda que
no pudo ser presentada en- la pasada
session extraordinaria de la Legislatu-
"a por los muchos asuntos que hubo
| que tratar en- ella, y Ell POGO tempo
de que podfamos disponer, sera pre-
sentada en- la pr6xima session legisla-
tiva del mes de febrero. Pero es muy
importante que la Liga ls~ufrag1sta
adopte todas aquellas medidas necesa
rias para descartar de la opinion TO-
do p~rejuicio que pueda establecer al
guna dificultad para Ell exito de nues
tro prop6sito, pues es precise u Ell
pueblo Sc convenza, fuera de toda du-
da, de que al poner en- vuestras ma
nos, ell arma del sufragio, habra ga
rantizado con clio, La libertad, Ell de-
recho Y la vida de vuestros proplos
hijos.
sinceramente, con toda considera-
cion y respeto,
Antonio r. BARcEL".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
continuation de Ia pAR. 81

#ANN&EEE
de La dignidad, tai y como es tambi6n
la condici6n de los buenos y honra-
dos hogares puertorriquedos.
70 habre podido seialar alguna
vez, y sefalo ahora, como I'm grave
peltgro para la mujer de mi pals, la
p~ropensi6n que existe, fatalmente en-
Puerto Rico, de imitar o plagiar cier-
ia tendencia extravaganza, llamada
MODERNISM, que trata de eliminar del
caracter de la mujer todos sus encan
tos naturales, y hacer de ella un ser
hibrido, informe, y altamente r1diculo,
sin las condolences especiales que dio
la ~naturaleza al hombre, a quien ira
ia de imitar en- su vida ordinaria, y
sin la gracia y Ia dulzura de su con-
dicion natural de mujer; pero jaIaas
ha sido mi ~proposito ~confundir tai tt
pc de mujer con la dana virtuosa Y
honrada, modelo de cultura y abne-
gacion, que cumple e-strictamente sus
deberes, c%ualquiera que sea su desti-
no o SUI intervention Ell Ell orden So
cial; y mucho menos he podido 70
aconsejar jamas a nuestra mujer
puertorriquena que Unite aquellas cos
tumbres u pueden representa- pa
ra ella un peligro para su vida de mu
jer, y como una necesidad para ell
ejercicio de los altos deberes civicos
que puedan serle encomendados
ESQ es TODD, y ESQ es 10 que yo de-
SEQ que listed, seforita exprese a su
Liga, no como un descargo o defensa
mics, que repito, no necesito, sino pa
ra que en- bien de la misma Liga. y
en- bien de Puerto Rico, Sc restablez-
ca La verdad y pueda evitarse cl dano
que nuestros enemigos puedan hacer-
nos fuera de la isla, en- ell concepto
de aquellos que no conocen nuestra
vida intima y social.
Ocupado como estoy en- Ell cumpll-
miento de mis- deberes, y en- Ia cam
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

HOTEL WASHINGTON

PRINCESA No. 2. SAN JUAN, P. r
Con 10 habitaciones muy frescas
comodas, cerca del Correo, Corte Fe-
deral, Bancos y Muelles de la ciudad
Sc admiten abonados a precios m6di-
cos. Telefono No. 937. Apartado No
1870. JUAN REYES GOMEZ, Pro.
pietario. 2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21

Ediicio construfdo expresamente paFS
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, cor
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baho. Tele
fono, Timbres, BarbeTia y cuanto re
quiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan
BESIDE $1.00 a ESQ. BESIDE $3.50 q S.6t
Restaurant a la Carta. Cubierto &1.W
SAN JOSE No. IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
: H O TELES-
E l. O

ST. viene a Ponce visite este acre.
ditado Restaurant en- donde Sc
sirven las mas seIectas comidas.
LEON e ISABEL ST.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-21
HOTEL RESTAURANT ROMA

Hotel especial para familias y via
teros. Situado Ell la parte mas cen
trica de la cindad. Proportions ell me
tor servicio q precios moderator
Allen SO. San Juan, p. r.
TeI6fono 276. p. o. Box eTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Bullet Enters His
Head; Wound Fatal

ASTORIA. May st-ursul Nor.
mand. u. was accidentally Killed yes
terday by the discharge of rife.
Tho bullet entered his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Traffic Jam
Lands Manuel
Picture Job

MANUEL Camera. thespian from
ul Argentina. offcrs-formuia mum.
Der s.ss5.45s for breaking into the
movi1l
ITO set into the movies says
Camera. BIC jaw walker
The formula has been tried and
proven by the actor and he therefore
submits e TO his fellow professionals.
Camera recently arrived IN Los
Angeles from Milan. Italy. On Sat.
nrday afternoon when downtown
Los Angeles street intersections were
sanamed. Camera unwittIngly jay
walked He drew the ire Of traffic
cop and also the attention OF George
Meiford. Paramount producer.
In the conspicuous jay.walklns
figure Of Camera. who was creating
= hubbub In Los Angeles traffic. the
producer saw a perfect type for
Ramon" a character IN Tiger
Love" Would Camera like to appear
in the movies7 He would. ne returned
with gusto. especially since he was
an actor who had been haunting
Hollywood studios FOR employment
since his arrival from Italy. without
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Small Chance
for Amateur
Scenarists
Are You One Who
Should Read This
and-Weep?
ny JACK JuNGMEYER

HOLLYWOOD. May Bieased
IL IA the person who doesn't nc.
count himself a potential movie
author. for ho shall escape tho III.
tsrRtss - a rejection alp,
An amateur scenario has about A.
much chance of sale In Hollywood AZ
mo pruverhini camel with the eye u
Il needle.
Daily this writer. because % hls
close association with picture pro.
dueers. II solicited BY mail Tor advice
on preparing aud marketing motion
picture scripts These inquiries lar
exceed those 81 any other nature.
Taking this means o. broadcast
ing a reply. my advice H. Devote
your time and oncrKy 10 something
with better gambling chance.
Anyone Who can write an Accep.
table accnafio can write saiahie
magazine story The latter ls surrr
and moro lucrative. And once the
story has been published Il has
SOME chance Of be.ng converted into
"a photopiaT,
4 wcll.known scenario schoei re-
Gently produced It's firaiao lar az ]
know movie from the scripts OF It's
thousands Of pupils. Tho GoidNyu
studios state that. Of 1000 manu-
scripts lately submitted. not ono
proved available. I.asky'H report Il
just a. dlscouraginE to tito novice
The blunt fact y that there IL prac
iieaiiy no market for these screeds
II. however you err attn ot,duraie
10 write movie plays. willing "a
buckle down 20 tho peculiar craft
u telling a story In pan,omimc, and
can face many rcjeciions without Il
CULVER OF ambition then l will pass
on 20 sou sotno Of It's Fundamentally
as oxpounded ~ n succcmftii vet
Gran sccnarist.
He ID Carey Wilson. associated cii
tor Of Coldvyu studios. His advice
which. incidentally. viii servo TO give
any movie viewer better under
standing ~ pictorial values. IA well
as guidance in script writing. will
appear IN a following article.
lsir. Wilson's article will he
printed on this page next sstur.
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

running him close second. "Ikey"
and MIKE" have kept their mans
fans IN an amiable frame OF mind
for more than year on the local
stage and their original style Of
humor ~ still gaining In favor
Other important roles are taken
by Bessie Hin. Honor Hamilton.
Reeoe Gardner. Billie Bingham. Al.
thur Belasco. Howard Evans and
Harry Davis,
New and elaborate stage setting
and cosiumery enhance the pro.
duction. together with impressive
lighting effects and musical and
dance interludes- The program.
planned by Howard Evans, stage
director. opens with NY Log Fire
Girl" presented by Don Smith and
the runway choristers. Jean Singer
offers III You Knew Her Side Of
The Story" while popular Ruby
Adams put over MY Papa Don'l
Two Time"
Mildred Markle sings Waters Of
NIinna Tola." Where the. Swanee
River Flows" Is Casey Jones' song
specially. The King Star trio have
a particularly appealing and clever
song hit. Banana" a comedy mu-
steal speciality. with much pep.
Hcrmie King prefaces the comedy
performance with choice orches-
trail program. Souvenir photos Of
Mildred Markle will DO presented
10 ladies attending matinees Except
sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
STAGE
THE aeeond of a .erie. Of


THE second Of a series Of
Il human interest. melo-
dramatic productions. 1.-THE
Unwanted Child" Is the new
attraction for the coming
week al the Metropolitan.
Another lively comedy Is
scheduled at the Palace Hip
by VIII King and his fun
sters, and a juvenile star Is
he big attraction Of the new
Pantages show.
METROPOLITAN
UNO ENJOY '-The Unwunisd Child.
Il which comsa 20 The ihesier fol
one week. starting june lst matinee
with a matinee daily reserved foi
ladies only. gou must believe that
love oonauera an and that the mil
iennlum may be brought about ~ 4
little night thinking Florence Edna
Mays latest play levels iis guns
a. The divorce courts and 81 hold
that innocent babies should NOT
suffer. Mas Florence Edna May
IN this. her greatest success. does
not follow the beaten path chosen
by playwnEhts. she Always lets
loose the unexpected. She takes you
uuawares. You believe there can
b. nothing new In her lexicon. But
behold there BE-. and abe proudly
sets q before you. and you arc
amazed THE audiences expects
rnohand sucha thing from me, ~
DO H." That In her ultimAtum- The
success of her new play. '-The In.
wanted child." vas instantaneous.
Three companies are now present
ing the play. A special lecture ii
delivered az the maiinees daily re-
served Tor ladies only. Children are
not admitted 10 any performance.
PANTACEs
4 double headline attraction q
promised az the Puntasts theaiel
opening with The Monday matinee
having ha feature attractions. Ruth
Nix and Joe sheftell's Southland
foliios.
Ruth Mix. the clever little daugh.
ter OF Tom Nix. famous cowboy Of
film fame, appears with her own
company Is sensational playiei
entitled "Heartstrings." Tho young
hiar takes tho role Of a sophisticated
youngsisr Of the streets and gives
Characterization in which comedy
is n prcdomlnating element.
Tho weil.known producer Joe
SHEFFIELD. supported by an ail.stHr
colored organization. featuring Min,a
Cato and Bob williams. viii appear
in a modern revue OF song and dance
dolngs IN the Southland.
-Pot Taste II the billing OF Joe
peyine and Gmyoe Gould. appearing
in their latest and most typical
variety sldt.
Clifford and Marion two popular
vaudeville entertainers, viii offer
their latest comedy success. which
they call Just Il Type"
laFnanco Brothers. the head bal
nncers will offer an unusual variety
Tho PaniAgcscope will show q
comedy feature. with Glenn Golf
officiating ~ the organ.
PALACE HIP
A Follicking new farce f. the cur
rent VIII King offering at the Pal
acc Hip theater. entitled, Go Gel
En- win King as key Leschin
skoy. takes the leading comedy role.
with Lew Dunbar In his popular
Characterization OF Mike Doolcy
that philosophy. Undoubtedly. too. II
has been responsible for slow appre.
citation OF his full talents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

John Emerson and Anita Ioos
have completed the script for
"I.earning TO Love- which win be
constance TaImadge's next starring
vehicle.
Colleen Moore and Conway Tearlc
viii be co.featured In a forthcoming
First National picture. tentatively
titled Counterfeit" the same being
a screen verEion Of lie Roy schott'B
romantic story Of that name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

To keep your jewels and
other valuables in your
home is TO practically in
vite thieves to visit you
and get them-and, you
can't blame Mr.. Burglar if
he accepts your invitation.
If you don't want to be
the victim Of a thief in
the night keep your valu-
ables in one of our mob
proof, thief : proof, fire
proof safe deposit boxes
where they will be access
ible to you--but to you
alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
WINTER GARDEN

Hal Reid II the author Of The
iAitlo Red school Houae.- The film
version % which Epcs on view al
the Winter Garden Sunday. This
nct IL a big point In favor u the
picture Tho storY deals ViuI the
thrilling adventures which come %
Unexpectedly 70 beautiful young
school teacher in a proealc little
country town. 4 modern touch l.
introduced when shc becomes en-,
tangled In the plans Of a ncfarious
gang who. fearing her knoviedEa
OF their operations. carry her off
.INcgo follows a thrilling chase with
spced boats.
John g. Adois. who directed
GEORGES Carpenter In '~rhs Wonder
Man" and other big special features,
handled tho megaphonc Tor tbs
filming Of tho Reid story.
The east, headed b. l.. X LIN
coin. Is nlIsiar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
COLONIAL

Many Of the screens favorlta
players arc secn in the William
AIacllarg STORY. Roulette. which
opens at the Colonial Sunday
Among tho most popular arc Faith
Roberts. Norman Trevor. Maurice
Costello. Mary Carr. Montague Love.
Dagmar Godowsky. Diana Allen. ~.
lie shannon. Henry Hui and .F1ora
finch.
Tho story Is Of tho meIodrnmatic
nature and Eiyes all Of the oharae.
tiers an opportunity TO display un.
usual emotional qualities.
Lloyd Hamilton. In his first flys.
reel comedy. Fills Darker Self"
Is an additional feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

uEilIG audiences this week aie
II watching the pick Of local young
aiera performing under TIC guidsn,
of Buster Lorenzo. and az the con
cluslon o check goes up behind The
name u be Or she who won tie big
gest share OF applause.
Up IN tho front rank Of contestants
Is pretty Dorothy Goldberg, who's
Jazz dancing - ono Of tho nashy
numbers Of the revue which 81 find
Ing hugo favor with patinrs Of The
Third avenue house.
Tho feature Dhotoplay attraction
Is Gene stratton Portcr's - Girl
OF the Limberiosi."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Al. IoI.soN

when ~ Jolson comes 70 the
Metropolitan. June S,h. he VIII brine
with him his original New York
and Chicago company. Including
Franklyn A. Battle. Forrest Huff
FRITZ Won Buslng. Jane, Adair.
Vera Kingston. airline Gardner,
Harry TurpIn. Harold Crane. Prank
Bernard. JOYCE white. Jeanne Kay,
the Wainwright sisters. Flank
Holmes Harry sievera. and n re-
markedly large encourage Of choriat
tera and dancers. including the
widely admired co,erics Of Terminus
loYelineaS known "a the Winter
Garaen Blue RIhbon Elris.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Doings of &Ene
Movie Folks

A YOUNG man who can break
a every logoa In the dscaiog. defy
his mother and XIII Siia Naldl. as he
does in '-Thc Ten Commandments
and set retain the sympathy OF the
JUST and unjust In diverse audiences
such n young man. Rod Ia Iiocque.
Is bound 70 be ono OF tho screens
an0lnted.
poD has tho Eif;. why Il shouid
~ 20 long have been overlooked
for important roles. especially since
ho has been on tho stage since boy.
hood and IN films for years. IL ono Of
those mysteries by which producers
move. their wonders 20 perform.
II A ROGUE has had secure
~ niche. His work has been sound.
10 has been n studio layoriie. But
with his performance az The had
brother In Cecil De Miles big opus
he suddenly forged into the van.
guard Of movie men most talked
about lie has excited consuming cur.
insiiy among women. Women critics
and interyiewerr. who help Get the
ssfie in leading men. arc raving over
him
Rod fakes Il quite calmly with
his hemHn grin. which IL neither
faiuous nor cynical. as N TO say.
Let's laugh this off together"
A Nd that u his characteristic man.
"A ner. Off screen as we'll as on. A
refusal TO take himself too seriously.
dread that Dc might be considered
oycrsoulimenihl, proper self es-
TEEN which never becomes pompous.
4 frank. .generous but disciplined
cso.
T 4 ROGUE Is ono Of Holly.
IL woods most eligible young
bachelors. But he's no boulevard.
Ter. No fop. lie doesn't parade
himself at The cafes. at the beach
or on the links. His name isn't
banded about with pscudo-ro-
nance. lie lives unostcntaiIously
with his mother and sister
VNHE full impact Of your powers
l. he says. should be reserved for
tho high occasions 81 lifc and play.
acting. not frittored away. For ordl-
nary occasions. keep something
back" The perception. that. OF tho
long distance runner rather than
the sprintcr. And Rod la Roauc's
steady plugging has been paced BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
SCREEN

THE race track. Great
Il White Way, Limherlost
swamp. little red sehoolhouse
and a gambling place are
some of the locations for the
plots Of new photoplays which
seem 10 boast more or less
melodramatic plots.
COLUMBIA
oDnpERs uP." the phoioplay
~ showing at the Columbia. b.
an adaptation of the Gerald Beau.
mont rtary when Johnny Comes
Marching Home N IA a story ~
race track Mo and Was Filmed In
Tia iuana. the hortes Jockeys and
many others being actually employed
in the capacities shown on the
screen.
Tho ruce track tout's experience
arc the basis of tho story and hs D.
rieiured ss tho ma iorliy Of them
really nre-hard working honest &c
curding 10 their code. and ever ready
10 DO good turn 20 the brother who
a down on his luck.
Creighton Hale. who Was last seen
az the Columbia Ia '-rho Marriage
Circle. has the featured role
IiEIIIG
Gene stmiton Porters wonderful
story. The Girl % the Limhsflost. p"
b. proving a very popular attraction
az the HclllE Tho story. which
vas screened under the personal
supervision ~ Mira Porter d about
"a YOUNG Eid's truEEio Tor an edu.
cation and ~ mothers distorted
hatred ~ her own child becaute Of
Ia consuming and misplaced love
for an crrinE husband who had met
a tragic death on the night the
baby Fifi was born
seattle Riddles. under the dlreo.
ton Of Buster LORENZO. tho well.
liked singer are appearing on the
ban ihh week In SONG and dance
speciaitlcs.
Aeaop's Fables = another popular
feature % the show
BLUE MOUSE
what u aid 10 be- the greatest
IRE scene ever filmed b that
which b depleted in '-rhs Great
White Way" tho surprise" pc
turn which u now showing AZ the
iiluo Mouse. with cast headed ~
Anita Stewart. Oscar shaw. r. Roy
BARNES ana Tom Lawls
During Tho filming % the scene.
which WIS sequence IN New York
ety'a big silver Jubilee picture.
Thousands Of spectators looked on
ana saw some % tho most thrill.
ng rsscues In the history Of tho
Now York ore department.
Fire Commissioner brennan Sane.
toned use Of The flrc apparatus.
The Great White Way marks
Anita stewards return 20 the
screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
MARKET

Tho Eleventh. Hour" one Of the
most highly successful Of LINCOLN
J. cartor'a popular mciodainas. Is
showing at the Market Sunday
nnd Monday. with Charles Jones.
shirley Mason, June Elvidgc end
Alan Halo in the leading roles.
Directed by tho iato bernard j.
burning. tho story revolves about
iiic adventures OF a man Of mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24

that philosophy. Undoubtedly. too. Il
has been responsible for slow appre.
citation OF his full talents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-24
Cody Has 1t
in for the
Location Man

A PETITION for motion picture
n directors 10 have a heart in
scheduling their locations win be
presented 10 the mcEaphonc artists
by actors and actresses o. tho mo.
ton picture colony. il plans nsw
sndsr way BY Lev cosy. who play
"Danscrous Dan McGraw" In tho
Metro picture. '~Thc shooting OF Dan
McGraw." a the Mission. arc formu
lated,
cody worked IN tho snow se
quences 30 the accompaniment ~
cold March winds
The popular screen villain con.
tends that directors could arrange
their production schedules 10 tia,
the cast could shoot tho ''snow
STUFF during the summer months.
thus allowing tho stars 10 keep cool
in summer. lie also urges thar
desert stuff should be shot In the
winter. thus allowing tho stars 20
keep warm during winter.
However. up 10 The prcscn, time.
directors Eavo always had their own
way. and invariably Cody's proposed
schedule has fist been reversed.
The Code OF tho Sea-" in which
Paramount has co.fcaturcd Rod Ia
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acc Hip theater. entitled, Go Get
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Characterization OF Mike Doolcy
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who seemingly nbjurcs the love OF
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rho picture 10 said TO tccm with
action and thrills.