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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

Low well 30 sou know your favor.
IL ne screen starr
We're going 10 find out.
Pictured above arc five pairs Of
eycf. They belong 20 well known
staru--ihreu male and two female
players. Know who they are7
To the person who gusasen all five
correctly The star. Ia conjunction
with tho IIvlllR theaicr. has arranged
a srt % prizes 60 b. awarded an fol-
lows: First prize. s. cash. second
prixo. 81 cash, Third prize. 81 cash
Fourth prize. season pasn 20 HelliE
Fifth prize. three pairs logs seat
tickets. sixth prizc. two pairs lose
seat tickets. seventh prize. ono pair
logo seat tickets. and for the next
five a pass for two. good FOR any one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

WoN1-
They have already visited their
French exchanges IN Lyons. Lille.
MarseiiIes and Bordeaux. and upon
their return 20 Paris. they will vial,
the Scandinavian Offices ia stock.
holm. christania and Copenhagen.
The object Of the trip Il to open other
offices II business seems 20 warrant
H. II seems almost assured that an
exchange viii be established In Ma.
drid.s
When the continental tour has been
completed. e is planned to continue
tho trip into tho Orient 10 rc-easab.
lish Japanese offices destroyed IN
the earthquake. and 20 extend the
United Artsis system In China. In.
dia and other AEiatic countries.
But. after al. Mary and Doug
aren't lost 70 all ssnse Of romance.
"Fairbanks hopes 20 be able TO
visit Bagdad en- route 20 the Far
East. e said Erickson. while in Lon.
don he and Miss Pickford made n
tsip 10 the famous Haddon Hall and
Also TO Nottingham. where Robin
Heed holds sway"
II the famous pair 20 10 the orr.
tnt. they win return 10 Los Angeles
Yia Seattle and San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

hainmcdan. and a prince OF Turkey
recently visited New York city 10
study our courts Of justice, a sen
satioaal divorce caHn was occupying
the attention Of the court After the
smoke OF the battle between tho prin.
cspais one Of whom waA q beautiful
iittio Elfl Of 7 years. lhu royal
visitor was asked n he did not think
our Judicial system perfec. The
prince was thinking Of tina; little Girl.
orphaned By her parents. sa he fo.
piled: III this be civilized Justice
I'm proud to be called. that Terrible
Turk" Mise May IN her latcs, suc.
ccssful play The unwRnicd Child
deals In a. frank manner with tho
problems Of tho child who Is brought
into the world unwanied A lecture
Of utmost interest TO women ls de-
lIvcrcd at the daily matlnecH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

performance az the popular Third
ave. theaifr.
Beginning Monday. The Star viii
print one pair % ihefa eyes each
day. with a little ycrnq attached.
which might help you solve The rid
de.
The contest win run a week OF
more. The actual closing day 10 be
announced later The winners will
be- decided b Edwin Rivers pub.
iclty director Of the iIsilg. aud
Daisy Henry. motion picture editor
81 The Star. II more than one name
tho eyes correctly. the prizes will
then be awarded 10 the neatesi holu.
lions.
watch Mondays star foT tho star,
% tho contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
German Film
Makers After
AmericanStars

That Germany intends 20 become
a formidable rival Of America IN the
motion picture business Is indicated
in the raid FOR talent now being con.
Quoted By several German producer
who have swooped down on Holly
wood with alluring contracts To-
promising young screen actresses.
Julianne Johnston. who played the
leading feminine role for Dougias
Fairbanks In The Thief OF 1agdad'
vas the first American -~fess 70
put her name on the dotted line. Eho
will be the heroine in -Gnrrsgsn.
Europe's best seller" which Ernest
Wolff viii produce in Berlin.
Soon after Miss JohnStonis sigma
turc was obtained. Carmel Meyer
accepted contract from the German
firm. II is understood she will be
the 'heavy'-an intensely dramatic
role.
Attic these are the only names
that have been made public. other
deals between prominent players and
German producers are now said 10
be pending. all Of which seems 70 IN.
dictated that Germany does not In.
tend 70 sit calmly by and allow
America 20 take away from her such
talent as Lubltsch and Pola Negri
without retaliatlng.
Miss Johnston left for New York
early this week. After making q
quick tour OF the Eastern cities
where The Thief OF Bagdad" n
showing. she viii continue on
Berlin. Her mother Is accompanying
her. and she expects to be gone two
months. Scenes from "Garrigan'
win be taken in New York. London.
Paris. Rome and Berlin. Miss Mey-
ors win leave about June first.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
FLAPPER WRITES BOOK

Edna Wallace Hopper. known on
tho stage a. '-rho e..yoar.old FLAP.
per" viii write a hook Referring
70 her long career IA a stage celeb.
a,y and professional beauty. AIis
Hopper viii call her first literary
effort tho Fs'is.si Finy Ysarp." and
is now busily engaged 'transcrihlnE
yolumlnous notes which she made
for tho purpose during her vaudeville
tour over the PaniaEes circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
METRnpnLlIAN

Florence Edna May. authoress, OF
~Thc unwan,ed Child" which play
comes 70 the Metropolitan theaieF
for ono week. starting sunday mat.
lnee. with matineea daily tor ladies
only. aays 1T needs deeds to prove
we're az good as VIC think We are
The above remark would suggest her
latest play IL possibly one OF the
most daring and sensational OF re-.
cent years. II is nevertheless a sub
Isot now being debated In every city
in the civilized world. We realize
from statistics that 10000 children
become divorce orphans every year.
why should innocent babies surfer
TO become a public charge and INC
guilty escape punishment a MO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
MYSTERY STORY

Rsnsud Hoffman il filming the
Frank Condor mystery story. The
Legend Of Hollywood. at the Holly.
wood studios AZ night only. Percy
MsFnoni and Zasu Pitts arc working
in other pictures during tho day.
Molly Davenport stage favorits of a
generation ago. completes the fea.
lures enst Of the three.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
MARKET

The remarkable tcreen version OF
a. =. ~. HuichInson's famous novel.
III Winter Gomez" viii conclude
three days engagement AT the Mar.
kei, Sunday. Interest IN the picture
has BEEN enhanced BY the wide cir.
culntion OF the book and the aud.
fences have been agreeabiy surprised
hy the accuracy with which the
motion picture adhered 90 the story.
The performance Of Percy Mar.
mont ~ Mark Sabre. tho lovable
Hutchinson character. around which
the tale Is woven. Is q gem OF hie-
tr."uic art. Ann Forrest. as Mona. is
delightful and the supporting cast
IA strong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
DOUG MacLEAN HURT

An old.fashioned hack used in q
movie scene at San Pedro was Gaia
pulled from the wharf onto the steel
deck Of a barge. and was badly
smashed. the other day.
Doug MacLean was inside
Bruises and decorations will keeI
him home for a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

Dorothy psvorc has received worl
that Hold Your Breath. tho Chris
tic feature comedy. in which she
heads an ail-R'sr cast. viii bc shown
Tor a pre.ylsw at ono OF the Young
womrna Christian associations IN
New Yark CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
COLONIAL

why Get Msrriedg' is the title
% the pho,oplsy H,arnnK the beButi.
ful little French actress. Andree
lafayette. which goes on view al the
Colonial for three days beginning
sunday. II plctoriaily presents ar.
guments pro and con OF the problem
o. wife dcsirous Of continuing her
business career. II has exciting
dramatic action. romance. real ad.
venture and lB a gripping and alb
porhlnE story said 70 be exceedingly
well acted.
Miss lafayette. II will be remem.
bered. waa imported 20 this country
by film producers TO portray the
title role OF "Tnlby." with her
blonde beauty and clever acting she
Immediately found favor with Amer.
lean picture patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31

fold a story Of heart interest and
dramatic incidents which concern the
experiences Of a young fellow who
returns from Alaska 20 his home %
ina that his sisters husband has
gone with her little blind child 70
New York. He follows them 10 the
city and tho action then starts.
A. an added attraction the manage.
ment announces the return engage.
msni Of Melville Payne the noted
singer who appeared at the popular
Third avenue iheater two weeks
ago. Mr.. Payne will offer a new
selection OF songs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
WINTEn GARDEN

Lost IN a Big City" upon the
speaking stage. las been for years
tremendous dramatic triumph and
now IL hnh been transferred 10 tho
screen. Opening At the Winter
Garden. sunday the picture will IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Favorites
Set Style

MOTION pictures make s,yls,.
A'i Claire West. Internationally
known fashion expert. who AZ.
signed tho clothes for the fsmi.
nine players IN "cythcrea." God.
ciess Of Love. states that modern
styles do not change rapidly
enough 10 keep up With the mo.
ton pictures.
III we depended upon ~.
styles TO dress our motion ME.
turc stars, they would ali besr
a similarity In costumeg savs
Miss West II Is therefore neecs.
sary to design for each indlvId,,,t
~ matter OF fact. each one o.
'ur stars has her own style.
Miss West points out tho ,ae,
That Il rs possible TO make n .,ar
distinctive by her clothes.
a fayorIte viii do moro tovar0
setting a definite style or fashion
IN the matters OF both ciothe. ana
mannerisms than any other lndI.
vlduai. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
PANTAGEs

Showing OF Before Company Il
tho way the Four Hamsl Sisters and
stroAs herald their Offering. which
wiii b. the feature attraction az the
PAntases thsatsr opening with the
Monday matinee. They arc said 20
30 the spssdlsst dapceru on the
American STAGE today. The Hamsl
girls wear tie gay Falmeni and
demonstrate the types IN which they
excel. whllo Stress specialists IN speed
and EcrohaiIe dancing. Special rat.
,inEs viii bo used.
Three white kuhnH and DinuH and
Belmont Players. NtN also hold Tea.
TURF honors IN the new hit "a
Breeze From the wsat." Is tho bill.
Ing of the Three white Kuhns. These
popular entertainers win present a
splendid program o. sonss and In
Instrumental NUMBER
Five talented artists arc sal6 20 b
Diuus 4 Belmont Players appearing
tn ~ Musical Frsppe" Of verHassls
variety. consisting Of sparkling mel,
ody. some very clever dancing and .
pantomlmlc drama from far or Spain
Of love and intrigue.
Eastman and Moore are said %
have a very clever laugh producer
in their latest success entitled Ear.
gains" plenty Of comedy patisr and
song and included ~ their Offering
winnie and Dolly viii open the blu
with n very fast routine OF unusual
gymnastics IN mid.air. Both arc
clever asrlailstS and their sensation
Il program promises many thrills.
Dick & Carrie Henry viii appear
in their latest variety Offering. en-
Titled 100 Per Cen, Dumb" BY Ben
Ryan. A snhppy routine OF stylish
dancing mingled With song and com
edy patier. make up the prsgram Of
this clever team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
HELLO

lincoln J. Carter. who wrote THE
Arisona Express. which n the pres
snt phoi0plRy feature AZ tho Hsilig.
has provided more stage sensations
Than any other living playwright. not
alone In the creation 81 tense dra-
matte situations. hut also Ia the
building % mechanical thrills,
THE Arizona Express''-- the story
OF the fast mat train which nightly
ihundercd across the desert 20 reach
toa Angeles IN the mornings =
theme which offeu greater posi-
hllltiea than any Of tho famous
Carter stories.
Pauline Stark. Evelyn BreEi. Anne
Cornwall. David Butler. Francis Nc
Donald and Harold Goodwin have
the leading parts.
A special added attraction along
with this picture Ia the ,srpaiehore
presentation by Dairy Ann Wells
dancers.
COLUMBIA
"ISt No, Man Tut AEunder." the
new phoioplay attraction 40 the
Columbia. Ia highly emotional
novel that required a handpiekSi
east. OF the hundreds Of prominent
screen players available. Pauline
Frcdsrick and Lou TelleEen were the
only two who measured up 20 the
characters drawn by Sir. King, Those
who have already viewed the film
offering agree with the opinions o.
tho author.
one Of the unique features Of the
story. which reveals the frsvolities
O. society. IL tho dance Of the cam.
oufiaged figures at the great New
Years eve ball. J. stuart Blaekion.
the producer Of this NltAGraph
special. planned and supervised the
technical arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
SCREEN
WITH the exception Of

HT1TH the exception Of
wv Fhe Great White
Way" the hold-over photo
play at the Blue Mouse. the
majority Of screen attrac-
tons for the coming week
lean towards the heavy dra-
matte or melodramatic varie-
~. Pauline Frederick and
Lou Tellegen in a Basil King
dramatic story. a Lincoln J.
Carter melodrama. a pictur-
ization Of a famous old dra-
matte stage play and "A do
nestle drama-these com
pose the most important Of
the new offerings.
BI.UE MOUSE
IIELD over BY popular demand
IL This f. the announcement that
comes from Manager Hamrick. q the
Blue Mouse. concerning The Great
White Way" the present attraction.
~, G. witwer IL the author Of
The Great white Way" In story
form Il was called Gain and MAbsl"
The plot is delightfully."- rcfreahlnE.
having FOR It's central characters q
Young puKiiisi and a Foilies star
o.. tlHas.f ssslta Han loUU Teen non
ular ON the New York stage. makes
Die screen debut 90 the pug snd
Anita Stewart. who hasn't been seen
ln pictures for a LONG time. stages
comeback as the beautiful show
mri
Besides these two players the cast
b composed q no less than 20 celeb
rlliea including irwin Cobb Wiiwer
ana Others,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
Chaplin Urged
to Play Peter
Pan Character

A M now they want Charlie Chap.
n nu 20 play Barris's Immortal
Peter pan.
Read the foilosInE cablsEramE
London. May 8. 1894
Charles Chaplin. HoIiy wood. Calf
Coamo Hamilton 90 nsw book urge
you screen Peter Pan. says ~ ail
psrtE which you are capable playns
a. never played before. Peter a. best.
Glad have your Views
DAILY NEWS LONDON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
CHAPLIN ANSWERS

Daily NeNH.
London. Engiand
AnsSerng your cable while my de
sire 10 portray dramatic character
on the screen Il undated ! have
schsdulsd three comedies which WIN
cover a period u three years. One u
these ! may produce IN England
Cosmo Hamilt0n's compliment deeply
appreciated, but u IL not always poe
riblo % DO that which one may d.
sire. Please accept my sincere thanks
Tor your interest
CHARLES CHAPLIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-31
STAGE
THE Three Mhite Kuhn.

TIRE Three White Kuhns,
Il who have for several
years been a prominent fea-
ture of Pantages vaudeville.
are among the headliners of
the new show which opens
Monday; the popular VIII
King players promise lots Of
fun and pretty, new musical
offerings in their new show,
TITS a Boy; and opening
Sunday afternoon at the Met
ropolltan will be THE I'm
wanted Child a dramatic
play which is 10 run all week
with matinees for ladies only.
PALACE mp
A STORY of dominating wives Who
II lead their iigr sick husbands a
merry chase u the new VIII klne
Offering ~ the Palace Hip thsatsf.
entitled "its a 10y" VIII king
leading comedian. Il again starred
In HIS popular Characterization Of
key Lcschlnskey while lew Dunbar,
fayorlte Irish comedian. comes In
for a close second IN his iudiorous
role % Mike nooiey Early IN the
plot Mike Euts broke" and asks
lkey Tor a loan. while tho poor Likely
IL IN prccarious financial straits ne a
result of his wlfc's hold GA the pure
strings Small money h occasionally
extracted from keys better half
under tho Euiso ~ helping his poor
LONG lost son. Later. complications
and strenuous moments Tor key and
Mike. portrayed IN their highly anus
ms fashion. grcstiy cnlNen the per,
formsnoe. Ia the cast this week
strongly supporting the two stan
arc Bessie Hill. Honora Hamilton.
Reccc Gardner. Arthur nrlasco.
Billie bingham. Harry Davis and
Howard Evans
New and elaborate stage setting
AMI costumery enhance the pro,
luciion while appropriate popular
musical lnterludes smhelush the
comedy plot. opening with "Gcl
Hot" b. Howard Evans and the
girls Of the crystal runway. Jimmy
Ellard presents "spain" In a charm.
ms baritone solo with the assistance
Of tho King beauilcs. What VIII
] Do u sung by Mildred Markls and
girln. Clever Ruby Adams nlnEu
There's Yes. Yes In Your Eyes
with the entire beauty ehorfs Yer,
satlle Bessie lIll presents 'blE
Hearted Benny" In a hokum number
OF pep ana frivoliiy.
Hermis King and bis syucopatlon
specialists preface the performances
with their popular orchestral con.
cert. presenting a series of orchestral
numbers that are scheduled 20 please
audiences. Souvenir photos q Casey
Jones are 10 ~ given 20 ladies A.
fHtfSluE NaGH tFFttfl 'ti7iFsis== :
sunday.
The Washington times., 1924-12-09
To AVOID
TAX Publ |C|TY
iBAT TIE
President Informed Move to
Change Law VIII Not Be
Made This Session
BY A. o. HAYWARD.
international News Services.

President, Coolidge was informed
today by Republican leaders Of the
House that no effort viii be made
at this session to repeal the pub.
licity clause of the income tax law.
The repeal was recommended by
tbs President in his message to
Congress.
Decision of the House leaders was
carried to the White House by Con-
gresham Green Rep.) Of Iowa,
chairman Of the Ways and Means
Committee. The Presidents attitude
was not made known. -
Congressman Longworth, the Re-
publican floor leader, said today he
was not in favor of attempting to
amend the tax law at this session.
There Is general agreement among
the leaders in both chambers that
any revival of an issue so filled
with potential dynamite as this
would be apt to lead to long de-
bate and provide fight that would
probably result in failure to pass
some Of the appropriation bills.
Legislation Is moving smoothly
now" said Longworth. ut is not
wise to interrupt progress of the
appropriation bills and other neces-
sary measures. Advocates OF tax
publicity are earnest and sincere
in their desire to keep this legisla-
ton on the statute books, and its
repeal will be accomplished after
a long and hard fight. Senator
Norris and others have served
notice they will oppose the repeal
despite the recommendation Of
President Coolidge and Secretary
Mellon, and they can put up a stiff
contest. The session is too short
to attempt to put the legislation
through!
Chairman Green said he Ways
and Means committee would meet
soon to act on resolutions continu-
ing the existence of the World
War Debt Commission and to ratify
the terms Of settlement of the
Polish debt to the United States.
It is expected both measures will
be pushed through Congress with
little opposition and without delay.
The Washington times., 1924-12-09
Talk to Revenue Men

Charles s. Holbrook, of Portland,
Ore, will address the Washington
Association Of Building Owners
snd Managers tomorrow at the
City Club. Mr.. Holbrook Is
known in the construction world
as manager of the vast realty hold.
ings of the late T. B. Wilcox.
The Washington times., 1924-12-09
Tie opes
To Please Him!
CIGARS That Satisfy!

"cincO" (londres), Box 'of TO- ....,...... SIC
white OlOIs' (inVincible), Box Of TO-. 4. .75c
Gel Roi Tan" (puritanos), Box Of 10. .... !. 85c
Blackstone" (Iondres), Box Of 10. ,...s.. 500
Colon CherUantes" (cOrOnas), Box Of IS. ". 0Oc
"HdUdna Darts" (pdneteIIds), Box Of IS. 81 IS
"Sino' (inUincibIes), Box Of IS. $I.2S
"Pure Gritv (perfectOs), Box, Of IS 's... SI.6S
"Newcomer' (perfectos), Box Of rs. $50. .$I.65
"Fourty Four (nnOincibles), Box Of rs. $l.65
"Henrietta" (popuIarss), Box Of IS. $500
Garcia Cr0nde" (bouquets), Box Of IS. $500
Gel Verso" (adjutGnts), Box Of IS. 49,. q. $500
"CarI MitcheLP' (perfectos), Box Of rs. $500
Gel Roi Tan" (bIunts), Box Of IS. ....... $500
"Adnafation' (bon-tOn), Box Of rs. -. $2.75
"EI Prod1cto" (puritanos), Box Of IS . - .$2.75
Manuel" (presidents), Box Of u.s. ... $500
"ROsa Del Rancho" (subIinle), Box Of Is. $500
Admiration" (inUincibIes), Box Of IS. $500
The Washington times., 1924-12-09

Adyaf ant,
The District branch of the Nation.
81 Association for the Advancement,
of COiUred People will meet Thurs
day night in the Twelfth street
branch o. the Y. nj. G. A.
The Washington times., 1924-12-09
Grandmother Knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
COnsestion and Code az Mustard

But the old-fashioned mustard plaster
burned and blistered while 1t acted.
Get the. relief and help that mustard
plasters gave, without the plaster ana
without the blister.
Musterole does It, It IL q clean,
white ointment, made with oil Of mus
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared. 80
that it works wonders.
Gently massage 'Musterole In with
the finger tips. See how quickly it
brings reIief-how speedily the pain
disappears
Try Musterole tor sore throat. bron-
chitis, tonsilitis Group, stiff neck.
asthma, neuralgia. headache. congestion
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains
and aches Of the back or joints,
eprains. sore muscles, bruises, chilblains,
frosted feet, colds of the chest Ut may
prevent pneumonia).
To Mothers: MusteroIe is also
made in milder form for
babies and small children.
Ask for ChiIdren's MusteroIe
&c and 65c, Jars aud tubes; hos
Dital size. 5000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-02
PROVISIONS SEIZED
IN BANDIT RAID ON
AMERICANS RANCH
Report That Forty Horses
Taken Is De-
MED.
Del Rio. Tex. March 1T wa,

Del Rio. Tex, March lit was
learned today on reliable authority
that San Miguel ranch of George
Miers located near Porvenir. in Goa
hula. was raided Thursday b. band
of about 40 bandits under command
of General Galavez. The raiders took
n quantity of provisions and reports
state that about 40 horses were also
taken. This has been denied. One
of the raiders forced ranch hand to
take off his boots which he appro-
priated to his own use. 1t is also
reported that raiders were seeking
some one at the ranch to bold for
Ransom but did not find anyone. On
leaving they headed in the direction
of Boquillas but il is believed they ex-
pect TO take refuge in the Burro
mountains where those acquainted
with the region say they could not be
located with trained dogs.
This ranch is the property Of
George Miers of Del Rio. and is about
ID miles from here. General II. Lu-
cero detrained at San Carlos Thurs
day night with 800 soldiers from
Piedras Negras and this composes one
of groups in pursuit OF the rebels.
General Galavez has previously been
reported as both captured and killed
but it is asserted positively that he
was in command of raiders.