The Washington times., 1925-11-28
Mrs. Florence ThaVis Has
Perfect Score in Memory
Contest
WHO THEY ARE
The Eyss-RudOiph Valentine
The Face-Iohnny Hines
The Eyes-JOhn Gilbert
The F0ce-9iE9On Stills
The Eyss-DousEas Fairbanks
The Fdce-Roberf Fraser

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greeted the Man on the Box when
he trudged into the office half
hour late from sleeping Off the
Thanksgiving turkey and trim
mings.
The next mail was bigger, and
before the day was over, the Man
on the Box was screaming for help.
He began sorting early, throwing
out those answers that were very
verv wrong, and finally boiling
them down so that when the last
mail before 6 o'clock arrived, ne
was all set to handle II.
The names submitted in the con-
rest were varied. About eighty
mems name were tabulated, and
those Of several women were used.
First Was Easy
The first appeared to be easy.
A large percentage recognized the
feathers Of Johnny Hines, with the
distinctive sheikish eyes OF Ru-
dolph--or is It ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on them.
The combination Of Gilbert ana
stills was not so easy.
Only 8 or 10 per cent or the
readers got that one right.
But where most of the bunch Tell
down was on the Fairbanks-Frazier
The ewes of Douglas. with the
Inwerfng brows, just didn't look
much like Douglas, placed on the
face of the handsome Bob. AS one
of the boys remarked: II you
knew It was Fairbanks, you would
know 1t was Fairbanks, but II you
didn't know it was Fairbanks. you d
be likely to think it was somebody
else"
which probably is quite true
especially the first part OF 1t.
Several contestants got i've NAMES
right. Helen Ritter, 3549 Sixteenth
. street northwest got them all cor
rect except the Fairbanks-Frazer
combination. She thought the eyes
belonged to Buster Keaton.
Miss Rose II. Park, 2741 Woodtey
Place. also figured that the eyes
on Robert Frazers face were those
of Keaton. The other five she had
correct.
Miss Alice Kerfoot, Of RiverdaIe,
Nd, whose, contribution was the
most attractive in appearance OF all
those submitted, missed Johnny
Hines, and thought he was Richard
Anna J. Nicola, 2415 Q street
southeast, got 'em all except Fair
banks, whom she called Ronald
Colman.
Neat Contributions
Unusually neat or clever methods
IF presentation were shown by
Mary Gomprecht, 1912 X street
northwest, Elizabeth w. Robinson,
| 1882 Biltmore street northwest, end
Joseph Santucci, Oak Terrace
Brookland.
Tickets to witness The Man on
the Box, Warner Brothers produc-
ion at the Metropolitan Theater
next week are awarded to fifty next
best contestants. The tickets will
be available at the box office Of
the theater, beginning Monday after
noon. Those who won tickets are:
Alma ]. Nicola, 2415 Q street
southeast.
Helen Ritter. s54s Sixteenth street
northwest.
Alice Kerfoot, Riverdale, Nd.
Rose H. Park, 2741 Woodley place.
Mrs. Charles r. Simpson. Mclean.
Fairfax county. Va.
Elizabeth w. Robinson, 1882 Bit.
more street northwest.
| fayette street, Alexandria, Va.
street northeast.
Mrs. Gladys Georges. $500 Eight.
zenith street northwest.
Agnes Moore, Sc u street north
| west.
Emma Faust, 400 G street north.
| east.
James A. G. Rhoades, 1415 p
street northwest.
Lauretta Gordon, 1928 Seventeenth
street northwest.
Mary June Gooch. 1909 NayIor
road southeast.
Elizabeth James. 1920 Harvard
street.
Eva Deut. 1919 Thirteenth street
southeast.
Virginia Clark. 5O7 H street north.
west.
Mrs. w. H. Gardner, 4423 Fifth
street northwest.
Mrs. Julia Luebner. Hyattsville
Md
Helen Nora. 1856 Thirteenth
street northwest.
T. c. Perry. 1888 A street south.
east.
John H. Moore, Smith building
S15 Fifteenth street northwest.
Dorothy DingeS. 4415 Charles
street. Brentwood, Md.
Mrs. M. Moran. 1885 l street
northwest.
T. H. Burhans, 4417 Seventh
street northwest.
Martha Wrenn, 1905 Potomac
street northwest.
Margaret Coker, 1415 p street
northwest.
Thelma Beach, 1710 Wisconsin
avenue northwest.
Mrs. F. C. Martin, 1905 Fourth
street northeast.
Daisy Neumann, 633 M street
northwest.
William Roger, 1917 L street
northwest.
Catherine Lynch, 111S Monroe
street northwest.
Emily Jones, 629 H street south