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New Britain herald., 1925-10-15
FLASHES OF LIFE: DEATH WINS
In POKER GAME OF STAR HANDS

By The Associated Press.
London King George reads a
gchapter OF the Bible every day.
Richmond, Ind.--Bryan's voice Is
immortal. Imperishable master rec
ords OF the "cross OF gold" speech
and other masterpieces are to be
kept In the National Museum at
Washington.
New York--In a poker game with
one player holding a straight. an
other holding a full house and the
third discarding hIs hand. death
won. Leaking gas killed the players
in an east side rooming house. The
police found them still holding the
cards.
Constantinople - First two rows
Of seats on trolley cars are being re-
served FOR women.
Paris--Charles Henry Huderlch.
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-15

daughter, Ill In a hospital, gets daily
returns from the first world series
In eight years she has not attended
with daddy.
New York-Prince Raufat Bey
Magometoff Halioff, cabaret dancer,
has parted from his bride. the for
mer Delight Potter Arnold of Wash
ington, and gone TO Paris.
New York-The United Cigar
Stores company Is estimated to have
made sl5,OoO,OOO ID Florida real
estate.
Danville. Ill.-"Uncle Joe" Can
non is enjoying the best OF health.
members OF the family said. The SO
years old statesman attended the
funeral of a fellow Mason yesterday.
Denver-The newsboys' cry was
officially muffled on Denver's streets
yesterday under an ordinance sign
ed by the mayor, Licenses and
badges will BIS issued the boys.
Los Angeles--Sun-kissed Los An
geles must have been a bit chilly
yesterday. A policeman placed his
overcoat in an automobile as bait
and arrested eleven persons who
tried to steal 1t.
Joliet, Ill.-Otto Kahn, convicted
at the penitentiary here told the
judge he would rather be hanged
than sentenced to life again. He re-
ceived a second life sentence, how
ever, for Staying fellow convict
last July, and his time Is prolonged
to SS years before he can apply for
pardon.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-15
pEICHERT-BROOKS
Walter Peichert Takes Miss Mar
gerry Brooks For His Bride With
Rev. Martin Gaudian Officiating,

Walter Peichert, son OF Mrs. Min
ME Peichert Of $50 East Main street,
and Miss Margery Brooks, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brooks Of 729
Stanley street were married yester-
day afternoon by Rev. Martin w.
Gaudian, pastor of the German
Lutheran church.
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Brooks. Mr.. Brooks is a
brother of the bride.
A reception followed at the brides
home after the ceremony at which
only the immediate families of the
couple were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peichert left on wedding trip to
Albany and the Hudson river and
on their return they will reside In
this city.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-15

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., AL Arch st.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Broad and High SITS
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 16 Kelsey St.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., III Stanley st.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 1887 Stanley st.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-15

daughter, Ill In hospital, gets daily
returns from the flrst world series
In eight years she has not attended
with daddy.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-15

By The Associated Press.
London -- King George reads a
fchapter OF the Bible every day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
As Prophets, Coogan Family
Turns Out Some Good Actors

"Thls child viii not 80 on the
stage " / have anything TO say
about IT, thus spoke Mrs Frank
Dollivcr. when her daughter Lillian,
who In turn became tho mother Of
Jackie Coogan, had reached the age
OF . years.
Four years after JacEie's grand
mother had made her famous dec-
Iaration her daughter was known
as Baby Lillian" tho most prceo-
cious OF all stage children OF her
day.
The second act OF this little do
mestic drama opens with the adj
vent OF Jackie Coogan into the
wosld. Mother and Father Coogan
decided that their son should never
experiences the trials and trioula-
tons OF an actor, aud then proceed
ed to hurry TO the thcaier to make
their nightly joint vaudeville ap-
pearance.
Four years later Jackie Coogan
became the worlds most famous
and beloved juvenile star
The curtain ON the third act. but
with no guarantee that Il win be
the final one. rises with the Entrance
OF Robert Anthony Coogun, now 8
months OF age. Jackie's mother
was heard 10 declare the other day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Simian Circus
Is Attraction
at Pantages

or surcrro interest 10 children
and even VoeifcFously applauded by
the Older folks at tho first perform.
ance OF tho new bin az the Pantagcs
thestcr Monday the "Slmiau Cir,
Gus" a clever act OF agile monkeys,
presented by Nine, Everest, was one
Of tho most interesting acts,
The amusing aud unusual aggro-
cation gave a jazz concert. aerial
performances and acrobatics which
kept the audience laughing most OF
the time.
The har1nonizlng OF tho Angel
City Four was applauded by the
audience until finally tho songsters
had 10 refuse 10 appear or give any
morn encores The quartet sang a
number Of lively melodies with a
comic appeal that ''got over" well.
Carlisle and Ia MAI have a clever
comedy act. with new lines ana
uuips which arc "beu.ringcrs," Tho
lanky crew man, with hts ludicrous
poses. drew many laughs,
Charming aud graceful. Virginia
Rucker IN series OF say and
varied dance numbers. was we'll
liked by the flrstnigh,ers. Her
-four beauN." and one can easily
see how she can hold them an.
contribute a number OF speedy and
unusual steps Some OF tho male
members OF the troupe have some
clever eccentric dances,
Markell & Gay. in "a Study In
Rhythm" have some very Euod clog.
dancing. The -Four Nightons OF.
fer some excellent posing. roproduc-
ing some OF the works OF celebrated
sculptors.
Henri c, LeBers sougologue, fen.
tured by the singing OF Buster Lcr.
EMO and Florence Cleveland, and
the film attraction. Those Who
Dare" with John Bowers and Mar
guerite De Ia Motto. close the new
bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Colleen Makes Best
of Fate's Handout

Home Is where the heart is"
Us an axiom graphically mnstrnted
N Coll"au Moorcs latest screen
play, The Desert Flower" al tie
Coliseum.
Given "a boxcar on desert for
shelter Colleen. aa resourccful little
Maggie Fortune. sierrdaughter Of 1.
rowing railroad section hoses. soon
Transforms The bleak unit OF roll.
Ing stock into a crulely honey re-.
treat, Makeabtfla that appear
hughable to those who dwell In
luxury. but which 10 the Empower
ishei rcprcscu, tho closest kinship
10 comfort possible. are resoftsd 60
hy Maggie in her pium efforts 10
create ma atma phcrc u real asy
lam ani peace for her younger
Sister and the ever unapprcciaflyg
halfpafcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Pajamd Farce
Popular With
Patrons of Met

The public never Wcalr1 ~ farCcs
bu.ed on bedroom complications end
pajuua frOiicH Lat ulghtH audi.
ence nt The Metropolitan had aH up.
ronrious time watching the Duffy
Eiaycm' presentation Of Just Mur.
risd." Probably tie show hr9ured
moro hilarity than either Of The
former productions. 80 This IL
London" ana '"rhc Best People
II alI happens on board a chip.
The iHebrlato and the nice girl ars
accidentally put in the FamE state
room. Relatives. the cnugcd flanrs
Of the nice youns girl and % br.as
next door. who doesn't talk too
much. but just to too many peo.
pie. manage 10 stir up o whee of a
mess.
Howard Millera impcrfonation %
"a gcnteel drunk is the biz Of tie
performance. Tho young man has
much more or an opportunity 10
display his abilities and personality
than he did ~ his debut In Tho
Best People.
Interest fntcna upon Helen
stryHor, both because ghc is 81 new
arrival with tho company and be,
cause she " q Seattle girI. Her
portrayal Of the Farruious bride
lacked nothing IN enthusiasm. AlIss
strylcr knows the wile8 Of her type.
Valentine sydney Is excellent AZ
the determined auniic, and Maurice
Franklin a llable as ever IN the
role OF the uncle whose style Is
somewhat crnmped by his yehe'
ment spouse.
Marie Dunkle il a feryent French
blonde. Arthur Pierson as the
groom next door, Helen Audiffrcd
as the nice young girl. Don Aus
tin. Dick Royce, Jess Leroy and
Jack Henderson complete the bill.
cast.
The ship setting is deliberately
done. special care having been
taken by the stage staff 10 neglect
no detail Of a transatlantic liner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Jed Refuses to Battle Skunk
to Tune of Song He "Pluggedp'

scene: The interior Of rough
~ constructed Ios cabin. 1t is a
scene in THE Knockout" in which
Milton sfls is starring The cabin
is furnished with handmade chairs
and table. In tho middle Of the
floor jed Prouty stands with a
scrubbing brush in one hand and n
very much alive and kicking skunk
in the other Ho is about TO give
the animal bath in bucket Of
water,
Lambert Hillycr. director, looks
about. All is ready. Lights" yclls
Hillycr. They flash on, "Mudc!"
and tho strains Of Sweet Adeline"
mi the stage,
crash The skunk and tho scrub
bing brush hit the floor amultane-
ously.
stop that musc!" yells Prouty
III you want this skunk bathed
give me Hearts ard Flowers or
anything in the world but sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Nec0 England Family
Pictured in Film

a realistic portrait Of q convention
bound. stlff-neckcd New England
aristocratic family. dominated by The
iron rulc or cruel. selfish. yitrolic
old widow. SIS drawn in Siege" tho
unlversal-Iewcl attraction starring
Virginia Valli and Eugene OBrien.
at the Columbia this week.
The central character Of tho ruler
Of tho clan is drawn in an inspired
portrayal by Mary Alden. sycnd
Gadc directed the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

AueNnc,
The scene over, jed became reml-
niscent.
That song is going to drive me
hatty yet" he declared. And yet
I'm to blame for 1t. When Harry
Armstrong wrote II he hired me to
plug It for him at Austin and
stones museum In Boston. He paid
mo S35 for putting tho song over.
was the tlrst person in the world
TO sing It in public, and the darn
thing stricks to me like glue. /
guess ] must have put 1t over all
right, for ever since sang 1t |
have heard nothing else but. |
can't get away from it. Can you
blame me for refusing to battle a
skunk to that tune?"
jed made quite a record as song
plugger in the old days He was
the first person to publicly sing In
the Shade OF the Old Apple Tree, :"
lie also received $50 for plugging"
that song.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Judge Bull Comes
Out of the Bushes

Judge Edward S. uull Of Reno.
New. WHOSE services we're obtain
"a by William FOX TO portray tho
role 81 Abraham lincoln la The
biz Fox special ''Tho Iron Horse. /"
now at tho Liberty. suffered re-
we're relapse Of acquaintance dur.
ing the production n tie picture
ono sequence called for an inter
probation of the great Emuncipuior
TAT an carly ago. and h was necrs
sary for tho stern Judge 20 shave
his famous Lincoln" whiascr
Residents Or Reno. gllmpslng Tor
the nsrt limr tho Judge sans
whiskrry, paHHrd him by, a lengthy
explanation, which blamed his pre-
dicancni on the severity on The
wind az the picture camp. az last
cleared The atmosphere Tor the di-
Norcc town inhabitants and the
Judge asuin commanded his large
circle OF friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
DiUerting Bill Now
Playing at State

Novel ideas. beautiful girls md an
abundance OF wholesome comedy
makes the current bill at tho State
an entertaining one CampbCll. For.
gay and Sumner offer some excellent
harmony coiorfui CONSUMES and
effects add to the appeal
Tho remaining acts include Brook
and Noble In "FootliRht Scandal.
Princess Chin Chez Toy. Chinese
comedienne; Palmer aud Huston in
Peoples" and Blondy Robinson, the
eccentric comedian.
A concert by walter Wells band
and a film feature conclude the bin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
IRISH PLAYERS TO
SUPPORT MEIGHAN

Members Of the Irish Players. a
famous theatrical group. VIII sup.
port Thomas Meighan in the picture
he VIII make In ireland.
The Meighans arrived in England
and left Immediately for Dublin. Dl-
rector Victor Herman is to select
those players who will not only np.
pear I'm Irish scenes, but those who
viii return with the star TO finish
the picture in the Astorin studio.
The new picture Is to be an adap.
tation Of "The Imperfect fmposter. +"
which appeared recently in the sat
urdny Evening Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Lillian Gish at Best
in "Ron1oLa" at Heiliq

Lillian Gish IN "RomolR, her most
beautiful picture. IS tho unusually
fine attraction az .the Hclllg. l(o-
mola" IS a story Of the exciting life
of the blorentiues during the italian
renaissance and is an adaptation
of the novel by George Eliot. II is
one Of the outstanding pictures Of tho
year
Dorothy Gish Is featured IN thc
.cnst, while others include Ronald
coIman. William H. Powell. Charles
Lane. and Herbert Gumwood. RIO.
mola" was directed by Henry King.
whp brought his company over TO
Florence to get the exact locale. II
is Am inspiration picture, distributed
by roGoldwyn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
EASY WORK

In order to catch a criminal, his
photo from the police morgue. fun.
face, threequarter, and profile, was
circulated After a while a tele.
gram was received from the chief
of police In a small town. II read.
Have arrested two Of the Grim.
mails, and am on the track OF the
third. Dcntschc .Juristen.zeitung,
Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
SIXTEEN CANDLES FOR
LOIS WILSON'S CAKE

A birthday cake with 16 candles
was made by Jim Hurley. chief camp
cook. for Lois Wilson on her BIRTH
day, while on location in Arizona.
100 miles from a railroad. during
the filming Of THE Vanishing Amer
lean" Zane Grey'a epic Of tho
American Indian.
ITO be exactly correct there should
be n few more candles, said Miss
Wilson. but / didn't sound any OBJ
jections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
"Bread" Is Feature
at Colonial Tuesday

Ono Of the seasons finest casts
was assembled for Bread" screen
version Of the Charles Norris novel.
at the Colonial Tuesday The chief
role, that Of girl swayed between
a love Tor business life and that of
the home Is played by Afue Busch.
The lcadinE man IS Robert Frazer
Back 70 Life. featuring Patsy
Ruth Miller, IL on the BIN Tor
"Wednesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Biggest Candle Seen
in Winter Garden

Tho biggest candle ever made rs
seen in "shc Wolves" at the Win
ter Garden. The candle is II feet
high and its base is used ms ban.
quot table IN ono or tho scenes.
More than score Of actors and
actresses arc seen ut the bunqut. In
this scene Judy KIM, az Fox Troi !"
a girl Of tho cafes. performs n dar.
ing feat. depicting a moth flying
around tho candle flame while diners
below watch in ave. In addition to
Miss King the cast includes Alma
Iiubens nd Jack MulhaIl in the lead
ing roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Nothing Poor About
This Little Rich Girl

All references to that poor little
Rich girr are now distinctly out Of
order. For Lillian Rich Of filmdom
now bids fair TO become some day
that rich little Rich girl.
She - the latest Cecilc r. Dc Mile
discovery" and was chosen for the
lead in "The Golden Bed" from a
field of 40 asplrnnts.
THE Golden Bed" now Mt the Cap
itol, is an adaptation by Jeanio Mac.
pherson Of Wallace Twins novel.
Miss Rich Is featured in the cast with
Rod La Rogue, Vera Reynolds, War
ner Baxter Theodore Kosloff and
Julia Faye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Why Wear Stockings
Little Clara Doesn't

Clara Bow. who startled Holly.
wood last spring ~ Appearing IN
tho streets without stocking as 81
protest against tho high cost ~
hosiery Rays that Ehc thinks tho
stockuEiess style eventually will
come into lis own: that flesh col.
ored stockings arc only prelude
to the more natural display.
Meanwhile. Miss Bow. on the
screen, IL sticking closely 30 or
thodoS fashions In Ewes Lover"
the Warner Brothers picture now
a; the Blue Mouse thcgtcr. the
gowns she wears are an late Paria
madeIR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Hear Arguments in
Boise Water Case

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 11.-By
Z. Pl--Argumentg in the case OF
the Boise Water Co. against the
Idaho utilities commission were pre-.
scented hero yesterday before Judge
wallace McCammnnt OF the United
state circuit court, and Judges
Frank S. Dietrich and Charles H..
Wolverton, OF the Idaho and Oregon
district courts, respectively.
The case was taken under advise.
INIT Decision in the matter will
be announced thru the federal court
at Boise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

as She looked al the new scion 81
the family. Sly sou. you're going
TO be business man. there's
enough actors 10 this family"
Mother" answered Dad C'oognn,
who was within earshot whats the
use Of prsdictinEl Let nature take
its course"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
TO ARMS! no ARMS,

ST LOUIS, Mo- Aug IA seems
that no war can be fought success.
fully without tho uso Of tho Nib
souri, mule, Spain now Ia comblng
the Ozarks and Vnllcys OF the state
for shlpmouts of mules to help her
IN fighting tho Riffs Price runs
from $40 to $3.50 chch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
First Wedding Bells
for Mary Brian

&ary BribnH gone apd done ne
Got married. that lss hut the wed.
ding was not OF tho "till death 10 us
part variety, aa tho bridegroom
ln tho case, Sell Hamilton. already
has "a charming wife
hut a fiut wedding. even n solem-
nltod Tor screen purposes only. b. an
exciting and thrilling eyent'to be- pre-
pared for with all due ceremony
The big event ia feature OF Her.
bert Brcnon's THE Street OF pa.
gotten Men now az tho strand,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Picture hftq

Tho hours glass" figure has almost
disappeared. In selecting - beluii-
ful girls 10 appear la trouble with
wives" featuring Florence fidor
Tom White. the casting director,
learned that the wasp waiFtllne b. "a
thing Of tho past Naturally formed
waIBllnes have taken their place.
and Air, White agrees that ID % ID
step forward. from n health view
point a. leuEi.
-Four hundred extras enact the
roles Of fcvolutionistf 10 the forth
coming Raymond Grfnth picture
ana there's not Il bearded gent 10
the lot Bearded gentry were dis
qualified
"lls not being done anymore. " Was
the only explanation Of Director I'd
ward Sutherland
when a movie star wants q
prairie dog. tho bcs! thing 10 do rs
give her one. Billy Dove wanted two.
and IL wasn't long before they were
added 20 her liHl Of pets. Mrs Jesse
smith. niece Of Zane Grey. whose
wild Home Mesa" has been filmed,
presented them Miss Dose has ihe
prairie puns thoroly domssiicaied
now, and she calls them salt" and
Pepper"
Ralph Morgan, who with HE broth
er, Frank. is playing ia support Of
Thomas Meiglan in THE Nan Who
Found Himself attended Columbia
University Law School but instead
Of becoming an attorney he emerged
an actor. This picture marks ha de-
but In The movies though he has
been on the speaking stage 10 years.
Radio fans in the company making
scenes for THE Vanishing Amer
can {" a forthcoming picture starring
Richard Dix and Lois Wilson. c1-
perienced difficulty IN receiving
while at Kayeuta. Arizona on loca-
ton. They reported that static Il
more plentiful in that section OF tho
country.
"Tho Golden Princess. Betty
Bronson's starring vehicle. was com
pleted by Clarence Badger. director
when he filmed the final scenes at
Newport Beach. Miss Bronson has
started work on "A Kiss for Cinder.
ella" Herbert Brenon production,
at the Long Island studio.
In directing more than 600 persons
in Not SO Long Ago" dozen in
terprstcrS we're required TO trans
late tho orders to the crowd Of actors
and extras.
William DC Mile has signed Phyllis
liayer to play the part OF Florence
Wheeler for his next picture. New
Brooms"
a fashionable Beverly Hills home
was used for location" IN william
DC Miles next picture. New
Brooms"
Music and comedy practically fill
the bin Mt the State. 10 remain until
Sunday night. Five acts OF vaudc,
VILE include music by The Synco
pa,cd Seven; entertainment by Jim
McGill, The Globe Trotter''; Dever,
eaux and Jane In Comedy, Music
and songs: Julia Edwards. a first.
class Eymnast. and Love Birds. .
featuring Clara Heating and Harry,
A film feature, a band concert and
some numbers by the Rose Bud
Revue complete the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
Marines Fight Fire

When the cnll went out to fight
fires on cambridge island, the
Marines from the Pacific Coast Tor
podo station ut Ecyport wero some
OF the FIRST to answer, The riro
was put under control In few
hours, due TO the valiant efforts
OF tho Devil Dogs" There were
also several sailors who answered
the appeal from this station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
COT lin I,IGIlr

John My son failed IN his OK.
nms and won't be promoted
Mil'o-'Anoihcr grado.cro4ing 40.
cldent, oh2--l.lfo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
CROWDS WATCH FILMING
0F NEW CRUZE PICTURE

Tremendous interest was created
In and about the city Of Sacramento,
by the filming Of many scenes from
james Cruces next epic Of the West,
THE Pony Express
More than 10000 are estimated to
have watched tho filming Of the night
scenes Mt the set, depicting the city
Of Sacramento IN 1860, during the
course Of ono evening. Sacramento
motorcycle officers checked 5000
automobiles passing tho SGT.
After a successful invasion H Chi
ongo, u. w Griffith has brought his
company back to the GasiSy Studio in
Aslorin, Il. IT, 10 complete "That
Itoyle Girl" Cnrol Dcmpstcr james
Kirkwood aud Harrison Ford arc in
the cast.
with less thnn week intervening
Sidney Olaotl, after completing mot
SO Long Ago" began work ON "Thc
Best People" The latter is n story
Of today, takon from the successful
stage play Of the same name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11
SODOMj DESTROYED IN
FILM, 1.-THE WANDERER"

One OF tho accidents in THE Wan.
derer." the famous parable Of the
prodigal son which Raoul Walsh Is
directing. shows destruction Of the
city OF sodom. II is related ir the
Bible that sodom was destroyed be.
cause Of the Lords anger at the
worship Of Ishtar, goddess Of love.
Amid the flash Of lightning and
the fury OF storm which swept the
players from their feet and ripped
their garments into shreds, the entire
city was brought 70 ruin thru storm,
firestonc and earthquake.
Featured players In the cast Of
1.-THE wanderer" are Ernest Tor
rance, William Collier Jr., Wallace
Beery. Tyrone Power. Kathlyn VIII
.iams and Grcta Nissen. Tho story
was adapted for the screen by James
T. oDonohoe.
Famous Players staged an inn
mense barbecue on Times Square re-
Gently on the site where the new
Paramount Theater building viii rise.
It's on Broadway between 43rd aud
44th SITS. Two thousand attended the
barbecue and fully 10000 damned
Times Square to look on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-11

fingcrprlnt system OF Identified
ton has been used IN China aimee
the Han dynasty t9OG II. CA. u. 20
according TO the home ministry.