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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
HONOR BLIND PHYSICIAN.

Chicago Blind for SO of his
II years, but despite the handicap a
winner of place as an authority on
heart and lung diseases, DR.. Robert H.
Babcock, noted Chicago specialist, to-
night will be honored by $50 of his
colleagues here. He has practiced here
for AZ years. After an accident de-
stroyed his sight, he attended a Phila-
delphia school for the blind for three
years. He was graduated from the
University of Michigan in 1876 and
studied medicine abroad.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
Mrs. Louisa Cable
Dies at Her Home
Death Comes to Aged Member of Cable
Family at Home at GA S. Sheri-
dan Road Early This Morning.

Mrs. Louise Elizabeth Cable, SO, died
at her home at GA S. Sheridan road,
this morning after. short illness due
to her advanced age. She had been in
failing health for saveral days and her
death .oday did not come Unexpectedly.
Born in England January IL, 1912,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bryant, she came to America with her
family in 1887, settling directly in
Kenosha. Mrs. Cable is survived by
her husband, James Gable of Kenosha.
Funeral services will be held from
the Hansen funeral home on Monday
afternoon at two o'clock with inter-
rnent following in Green Ridge cane
terry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
Horn Rims, Monocle,
Fight for Popularity

Lon d 0 n. - Ugly horned-rimmed
glasses are winning the coveted place
between the eyebrow and the cheek
bone where the monocle used to rest
in dignified superiority.
Owl-like lenses which for the past
four years have been the sign, SYM
boil and index ridiculous of the Amer
lean are now entering the. best Eng
lish clubs, resting peacefully but con-
spicuously on the noses of exclusive
members.
While it is true that the English
man still wears eyeglasses with diff
fidence and there are many stories
told of King Georges apologize ex-
plantations when he dons the unac-
customed reading glass, the horn rims
are winning popularity.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
KenOsha Masonry Has Been
Served by Just 81 Masters
MANY Of These Men Served More Than Term and One
James M. Stebbins Was in Office Ten Terms
From 1862 to 1886.

James S. Barr, 1895; Henry J. Hast
ings, 1896, 1897; Joseph A. Williams,
1898, 1899; John B. Maloney, 1900;
Robert H. Moth, 1901; VIM. R. Chez
yer, 1902, 1903; Fred G. Hannahs, 1904;
Walter ]. Frost, 1905; Frank A. Marx,
1905, 1908; Charles H. Gail, 1907;
Samuel C. Newman, 1909; Fernando M.
Cleveland, 1910; VIM. H. Parry Jr.,
1911; Curtis H. Gephart, 1912; John l.
Chester, 1913; L. T. Hannahs, 1914;
C. E. Randall, 1925; A. w. Matzke, 1916;
Ralph Y. Cooper, 1917; Martin Gauss,
1918; Geo. Cook, 1919; Alvin T. Han
sen, 1920; Leith Timme, 1921; L. l.
Virgil, 1922; Herbert Yule, 1928;
Henry Yonk, 1924; John C. Cameron,
1925.
Many Were Advanced.
Practically all these men were adj
vanced from Junior Warden to Senior
Warden to Master, but it was not al
ways true, especially in the early his
tory of the lodge.
When Kenosha Lodge No. At was
formed in 1858, A. G. Chatfleld was
Senior Warden, Elisha M. Kinney was
Junior Warden, Nathan Hawley was
treasurer and Simeon King was secre-
tary. Kinney served two terms as
Junior Warden, Hawley served seven
successive terms as treasurer and King
served three terms as secretary.
Frederick Robinson served ten sue
cessive terms as treast1: of the
lodge, from 1883 to 1898. Many of the
officers during the early history of the
lodge served FIVE, six and seven con-
secutive terms. Frank j. Clark, the
present secretary of the lodge, has
served since 1919,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
/ Dead, Is Injured
In Over-Sunday Storm

Milwaukee - Mrs. Mable Loeb
died of injuries received yesterday
when the automobile in which she
was riding was struck by Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul train near
Pewaukee. Fred Loeb her husband,
and her two sons escaped injury.
Fifteen injured persons were taken to
hospitals and police reported 90 acr
cidents as result of slippery streets.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
Queer Things Found
in WOman's Purse

Blackburn, Eng.-Unusual tales are
told concerning the secret contents of
women's handbags, but one of the
strangest collections was found in
purse near here.
A motorist who found a woman's
purse on the Blackburn road opened
it in search of an address
His investigation uncovered one live
frog, one set of false teeth, three
stuffed cats, one powder puff, is Gig
arets, one moscot dog, three japanese
rings, seven lace handerchiefs ard one
French copper coin.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
zIYIc GETS RECESSION.

Pittsburgh, Pa - Jack Zivic,
Pittsburgh welterweight, won the de-
cision of the judges over Paul Doyle
of New York. in ten round bout last
night, reversing the result of meet
ing in the same ring two weeks ago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
William Giesen, Much Ex-
cited, Brings in a "Pris-
oner Himself.
LAUGH IS ON GIESEN
Police Tells Giesen to Go Home
and Release Other Man
From Charge.
BULLETIN.

William Giesen celebrated the
finding of his money this morning
to such an extent that by noon he
was in the scoop" himself. He
was arrested on the charge of in
toxication by Police Officers Long
and 0'Hare when found at noon
falling all over Main street"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
LONE BANDIT RORs RANK.

Detroit, Mich 80 "A lone robber
held up three employees of the Hamil-
ton Collingwood branch of the Detroit
Savings bank and escaped with
strong box containing $4,000.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-11-12
FOND M LAC HAS SAFE

FOND DU LAC HAS SAFE BLOWERS.
Fond du Lac, Wis., Safe
blowers secured $1,000 IN cash from
the Wagner Dry Goods store here.
Police are holding six suspects.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
SALE-aPARTMENT HOUSES.
MODERN, NEW
APARTMENT BUILDING

NloDLN.N, ~ INN
APARTMENT BUILDING
DOWNTOWN.
Medium sized modern build
ing, within easy walking dis
tance OF business section. Thor
oushly equipped. Has 20 apart
ments of ? and 3 rooms, semi
furnished, Pullman diners, sta
tionary vanity dressers with
mirrors. Nicely financed, show
ing $500 net, or over $1,000
gross. r on a b ly rented.
S12,5OO cash required.
We Also HAVE A FEW OTHER
SELECTED APARTMENT HOUSE
1ISTINGS. CONSULT OUR
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTNsENT.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON,
INC.
Realtors
1412 Eye st. NV Franklin a503
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR SAIF-HOUSES.

INEXPENSIVE HOUSES
THAT ARE
REAL HOME BARGAINS.
1887 NEAL ST NE
NEW. SIX ROOMS. $4,000
heights Just north Of 18th and H sts
ne, overlooking Capitol: near two
schools; fine neighborhood a home
with every modern convenience. includ-
ing hardwood floors. hot-water heat,
bullt-In kitchen cabinet and ice box
large yard; 2 screened porchrs. Can
o,, he seen any day. , pm. to pm.
ONE OF THE BEST
IN PETWORTH
Sb,750-EASY TERMS
Brick. rooms and bath. gas, electric
lty, hardwood floors: select location; ;
large lot: excellent car service; has
everything that goes to make home
attractive can be seen by appointment.
Call Main 36 and we will drive you out
any time. You viii be pleased with
this Offering
617 GIRARD ST NE
NEW HOME. s., 7,S5o-TERMS
Attractive new home. built especially
for discriminating home buyer.
Every comfort and convenience has
been incorporated into this unusual
home buy. Six large. airy rooms; big
pOrches: large lot: in exclusive resi-
dence district: high and cool Open
Tor inspection from 9 pm. to Q pm.
and at other times by appointment.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
9H4 14th. Main 80
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR EXCHANGE.

TAKoMA PARKS R. & B. BUNIiALOw
ami: SS.50O. 30 Pine ave-. corner Elm
Evening star., 1925-06-23
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

4 ROOMS. BATH. FURNACE. ELECTRIC
lights. all screened: lot l00xl00. fenced
fruit grapes: garage: one fare. BOYLE.
81 st st. near Waldorf. Capitol Heights Nd.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Two Houses In One

You may live IN one and rent one. in that
way you NAV buy tins house al an actual
monthly cost Of less than $50 per month
Each floor a complete home OF four rooms
bath. back porch. Il is thoroughly modern,
has good lot room for double garage.
H r. HOWENSTEIN CO.
Main Dos 1871 II ST. NV
Evening star., 1925-06-23

WIDE FRONTAGE ON FAIRFAX
Pike, 30 acres of excellent lying land.
improved by modern Groom and bath
house, beautiful lawn. large bank
barn. etc. A bargain at Sl7.50o;
terms Possession or trade for mod
ern home in the northwest up to
$4,000 and pay difference in cash.
Our Virginia Office open evenings.
Clarendon 2S2-J-2
n. Z. RYON CO.. INC,
14s3 r ST. NV. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
SAUL'S ADDITION.

One square from T4th St. this excep-
nonally wide lot n47kes ideal setting for
elght rooms ac1 two baths. pure colonial
center-hall plan home: mammoth side
porches, shrubbery and fruit trees Ca
rage to match house Owner leaving Wash
lTgton. House is clear and exceptionally
easy terms can be arranged. Call Mr. Dun
ningtOn Main 2434
Evening star., 1925-06-23
FOR RFNT-DFSE SPACE.

VIII. GIVE DESK SPACE, WITH DESK
ano typewriter, 10 any lady or gentleman
VINO VIII answer phone from Q to and do
Two hours typing. Lawyers Office; central
location. Address Box BOOB. Star Office.
CENTRALLY LOCATED DOW NTOWN OF
nee. street floor: -steaoGrsphiC service fur
ntshed If desired; reasonable price. Address
BOX 49S-B Star office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Young Jack White Goes in
for Drama Along With Comedy @

HOLLYWOOD. DH - Jack
IL white. tHr comedy EpmEsier
b soon 10 branch out into ths realm
M hr1rH drama Tho In biT carg
egs. Jack White is one ~ the moot
auoc,Hful pTDducru ~ consistent
good comedy
IIa BE- the fellow who makes the
Educational cgurdls7 iapsiirk and
rurtard pie uuisu cav0ri on his
film sria ana stages
COMEDY aud duma 80 hand In
hand. say white. boo discussing Die
plans 20 begin producing dramatic
features where there b. comedy
there IN nlso bound 10 BE- SORROW
"4er-uro Boo the uHenrthluE " Fun
situations we have come upon scores
Of Ideas for dramatic stories, b.
lieye b. n time 10 begin making
both typo ~ plciurer
white VIII not dueontinus his
comedy milking when De goes .n for
the heavier type of production
II plan 90 have two branchefHH
comedy studio and al-o "a drama De
partmen'.
rs q matter of cold fact / truly
believe that r. man who understands
comedy has better vision FOR max.
inE pictures with touches 81 drama
than the person who is void OF
comedy mind"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
LLOYD NEEDS TRUCK
TO CARRY HIS GIFT

Amid appropriate surroundings
and with beflttinE ceremonies. Lloyd
Hamilton. the Educational Comedy
star. was recently presented with Il
new makeup box, by his director.
Norman TauruE.
After having several OF his ex.
pensiye makeup boxes crushed
around tho studio. Lloyd expressed
desire for an indestructible case.
and Norman's sir, is pretty nearly
that.
Il IS made OF a double thickness
OF No. IS galvanized iron. copper
riveted and spot welded. angle iron
bracing trunk corners Of brass and
a cover hinged with four door
hinges, The lock is huge brass
paddock. secured by a length Of iron
chain.
Lloyd Is now IN the market for
tho services OF a husky valet-to
carry tho gift box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Vacation Over
for Talmadges
and B. Keaton
Returning to
Hollywood for
More Work

Vacation time is about over for
three stars in the Joseph NJ
Schencb organization,
Norma Talnajgr. Constance Tai
msdge and Hustler kcatoB, who went
East a few weeks ago, are expected
20 return td hollywood soon and
launch new productions Altho mo-
definite starting dates have been Dc
rldcd upon. Constance probably will
begin work on Past Of the Setting
sun" az tho unitoi studios Du Holly
wood during the latter part of DC.
tabsr
The start OF production on 'Niki,
starring Norma, b. tentatively oct Tor
November
Altho keaton's latest comedy Go
West, has not vet been released tho
troseu-mcrd farccur already Is snK
ioua 20 get hack IN front % the
rras one OF Busters detectives when
h, went to New York was TO ind "a
story or play suitable for a big laugh
feature
Norma has spent part OF her time
In tho metropolis selecting some OF
her wardrobe for "Klkl She and
her husband, Mr. schenck. who In his
capacity OF United Artists directorate
chairman has been comforting with
Eastern executives ~ the corporation
on Increased production plans. have
seen every new Broadway play ainc,
they arrived In New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Cruze Films
True-to-Life
News Office

James cruze has produced a motion
picture scene which IA undoubtedly
one OF the seventh wonders OF The
industry
In "Mannequin Fannie Huras
$4,000 prize winning story which ne
Is directing. he has number of
scenes In newspaper office.
Here's what make the scene dis
tlnctive
There isn't cub reporter in The
office.
The city editor doesn't wear an
eye-shade
None OF the reporters carry note.
books.
The managing editor doesn't rush
out and pound the desks
The paper Isn't about about to &C.
quire q big scoop
The reporters aren't running
around as II the editorial room were
a madhouFe
And there Is no extra just OF the
pTen
or course an popular illusions Of
hat newspaper office is Ike will
be shattered By this scene. but Cruzs
says Il can't be helped
lie made one OF the biggest hits IL
his career as an actor in The Million
Dollar Mystery in which he played
the part Of a reporter. This expert.
ence brought him into contact with
hundreds OF ncwspapermen turnout
the country and familiarized him
with several score OF newspaper
offices The result IS that he knows
what newspaper offices really are
like
"Mannequin" was adapted for the
screen by Walter Woods and seen
arized by Frances Agnew. II fea-
lures Alice Joyce. Warner Baxter.
zasu Pitts. Dolores Costello and
Walter Pideeon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
"FOr Heavens
: Sake" Is Title
ofLloyd's Next
Missions and Slums
Are locale for
New Comedy

"For llshvcn't sake" hss been rr-
ireied as tho working uile ~ Harold
iloyd'H flint production fYr fara.
mount according 10 uu announce.
mcnt yesterday by John T.. Murphy,
production manager ~ the Lloyd
corporation The title is considered
most appropriate. Tor the story deals
in par with missionary rndeuyoH iu
the slums Lloyd has been working
ON tho picture Tor sryoul months,
and Dr. nov engaged ln ono ~ h'H
most important sequences. scenes for
which are being shot bon the most
cauEeHtrd dlliIiet- ~ tsoH AuRrlrr
Tho Ambassador and Biitmors hotels
hive furnished locations fpr the htert
Lloyd picture
iJoyd's supporting east in what is
aimed 20 be- one ~ his fastest moving
comedies, Is headed bgIlu by J0hyHa
Rals'on leading lady ~ The Freah,
man" and his other recent indepsnd.
cnt production
For Heavens sake" IL an original
story conceived By Lloyd and deyel-
oprd by Ted wilde. John Grey, clyde
HruckmHn and Tim Whcihu, with
sam Taylor directing a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
WIS STONE AND

WIS STONE AND
Paulette Duval compose the
worldly wise team. as CON
trasted to the more naive
Marguerite De La Motto and
Conrad Nagel, in Cheaper to
Marry" to be shown at the
Colonial Sunday and Monday.
CFES a lavish setting in the
VI whirl OF modern social life,
Cheaper to Marry" Samuel Shin.
mans big New York stage success
WAS filmed by Robert Il. Leonard
and tho result VIII be seen AT the
Colonial Sunday and Monday.
Brilliant social events in the lux.
urious surroundings Of New York
hotels and clubs, intimate Eiimpscs
into tho life behind the doors OF
an exclusive wumcns athletic club
and thrilling scenes In the stock
exchange nil go 10 make tho film
version Of the play an unusual pic.
iurr.
In tho cast arr Lewis 8. Stone.
Conrad Nagcl PHulcttc Duvai. Mar.
gucrite de IA Motto. Louise Fazenda
Claude GIlllngwrter and Richard
Wayne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
JOHNSTON
IN SOUTH SEA FILM

Julanne Johnston. who scored
tremendous success as leading won.
an FOR Douglas Fairbanks in THE
Thief OF Eagdad has been signed
FOR The principal female supporting
rolls IN Parumounts "Alomn Of the
south seas" starring Guda Gray.
ahas Johnston returned recently
from Europe. where she nHed i'm.
por,nnt picture engagements. She
will sail next week with William
Powell. Joseph Smile and 10 sam.
oau natives. 20 augment the com.
pany which Director Maurice Tour.
nsur already has taken 10 Porto
Rico for exteriors.
other featured players in III.
screen version OF the popular stage
play arc Percy Aiartnont. Harry
Norey and william Powell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Universal NoU
Has School for
Embryo Actors

HOLLYWOOD. oct 5-Ray-
mond l.. schr0ck, general man
uErr Of Universal. has iHsugur
utcd Il new school u cinema art
Tor Tho advancement o. embryo
fiHrs at Universal.
4 rigid syllabus Of instruction
has been outlined In the form Of
lectures 20 be given az the studio
every Friday evening Stars and
directors arc the instructors and
they have been selected with q
view to ieciuring on the subjects
on which they IRE best fitted TO
discourse.
The program Tor October Is rs
follows. october is-'conqusriug
Camera shyncSs." Reginald Den
ny. October 20. "Arf Of Make
Up" Louise Dresser: October 30.
e Emotional Registration,
Mary Phibln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
E0YTHE CHAPMAN CAST
IN NEW De MILE FILM

Edythe Chapman. who rose 10 mo.
ton picture prominence thru her
portrayal Of the mother In The Ten
Commandments" has returned 10 the
DeMiilc fold for Three Faces East,
in which she win play character
role under the direction OF Rupert
Julian. With tho signing OF Miss
Chapman for this picture DeMillc
completes an unusually strong cast
ietta Goudal Robert Ames. Give
Brook and Henry walthall have been
list. her experience including 80 years
placed in other featured roles.
Miss Chapman is a veteran drama.
on stage and screen. She played
for Cecil b. DeMille in 'ManslauEh.
ter" Saturday Night" and The
Whispering Chorus among other
successful pictures. In Three Faces
East" fascinating secret service
play adapted by c. Gardner sullivan
and Monte Katterjohn. she win play
both wife and mother in a family %
British officers during the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
COSMOPOLITAN CITY

Universal City looks like an armed
league o; nations these days There
are the officers OF q Russian army
for Blchowcizkis The Midnight
sun" West Point cadets OF 1888 for
the Westsra epic which Edward
SedEwick has been directing with
Hoot Gibson and Dustin Faruums
striped Sioux Indians from the same
production: and a squad OF English
Tommies finishing up the final
scenes in My Old Dutch"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Slim Fen,ininity
CroWds Boyishness
Out of the Style

r. We may credit the Holly
L wood jury which recently
passed upon 500 OF "thc most
beautiful girls on tho Coast" the
mannish. boyish type is being 70,
placed by the slim, decidedly
feminine sort, says ''Csppers
Weekly"
An average height OF five feet
three inches prcdomnated among
the 80 most winsomc misses
chosen from the 500 to appear
IN the films,
The weight or the Ideal 1926
girl is a triuc less than lis
pounds, She has gray blue eyes.
hair Of golden chestnut. bobbcd.
OF course, shingied in tho back.
but not extreme.
The slender new type averages
20 years. measures % Inches
around the waist. bust 60. hips
IS. and slippers four and a hair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
BLUE MOUSE MUSIC

Leonard Hagen and hls popular
group 81 Blue Mouse Music Mas.
ters. hive on unusual novelty o..
fcruR Tor their concert number ihis
week In conjunction with tho show.
ing OF Red Hot Tires" The mum.
Ter Is known ~ Tho Clock Store"
md is classed as a descriptive fan
iasia. II viii translate by music
the winding and striking OF various
clocks on tho shelves Of the store
and ia all carried out with pretty
and catchy strain Of music.
This number win be followed
with poppy jazz number In
which members Of tho orches.
tra VIII sing ron Ny Tx.
ulclc." 4 special musical accom-.
panimcnt for the picture with ef.
fcc,s viii he ono Of tho high lights
in tho presentation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
DIRECTS BEAUTY SHOW
THRU LOUD SPEAKER

Frank Tuttlc Is using micro.
phone and loud speaker 10 direct
the beauty show in Tho American
Venus"
Tho gorgeous stnge, upon which a
score Of girh are pHrudcd, In 80
largo that the cameras had to be
moved back the cntlro breadth OF
the studio TO bring tho whole stage
within the camera anglo. There the
cnmeras arc mounted upon q high
platform, reaching halfway to the
top OF the studio. no that tho long
shots will look down onfthc stage.
From that direction Mr. futile
found IL impossible to make himself
Understood by the use Of an ordl
nary megaphonc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
HODGE PODGI
IN DEMAND

Picturoa carefully built up on the
dramatic uniuss. pictures designed 20
sustain mood. 20 develop character.
building up 20 impressive peaks
these cannot be effective unless reon
frpm beginning to end without lnter.
ruptlou.
Indeed. they make even less N.
vosablc impression than tho ordinary
movie machine product with rs looss.
- linked sueesssion OF episodes or
gaEn appended 20 some star per
former--a thing withou, much rhyme
or reason. which the viewer can pick
~ at ans point.
In consequence the hodge poigs
gag film is most in demand, hence
most asaiduously produced And tho
tendency today il very markedly to-
ward a sort or prc,ru,ious csllulold
vaudeville and burlcBaue Both from
tho financial and artistic standpoint,
Il is Amos, futile to make any other
Kind.
The only citadel against the in
evi,ah'e decline OF motion pictures to
q very low artistic state ia tho two
performance day exhibition
method"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
Modern Hollywood Is Scene of
Huge Gold Rush, Says Author

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
BEBE DANIELS GLAD
TO STAY IN HOLLYWOOD

Brbo Daniels lot loose several *.
CARNATIONS Of joy recently when she
learned that ahe Il to remain Ia
Hollywood for her next picture. In
stead Of returning to tho Long island
studio, as had been tentatively
planned.
Hector Turubull. West Coast ~.
pcryisor OF production. made public
a telegram from Jesse l.. fAsky stat
ms that Miss Daniels next vehicle
will bo Miss Brcwster's Millions "
which Edward Sutherland will direct
Production Is scheduled 10 begin on
November o.
Miss Daniels has jus, finished
Volcano" from the play. Mar.
Unique" directed BY william X
Howard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-24
STEP LIVELY

Percy Marmont spent tho busiest
morning OF his life the other day.
As he stepped from the Twentieth
Century in New York, a Paramount
studio official there TO gree; him.
told the player he was TO SAIL for
Porto Rico az noon. After some
rather hurried shopping the Mar.
nonts-Percy and ths wife-sprinted
for the steamer. and made II. But
Mrs. Marmont's trunks were left be
hind.