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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
VERBOSSZU A LAKODALMON

.Felso Vizk0zon Lazs6 Gy0rgy
senator fianak lakodalmat iinne-
peltek, amelyre hivatalos volt egy
Smajda nevii felsovizkozi legeny
is, aki most szabadult XII masfel
ewes fogvataltas utan a borton-
bol emberoles Matt. Ez a Smaj-
da flu ugyanis ket esztend6vel ez-
elott ugyancsak egy felsovizkozi
lakodalmon osszesz6lalkozas koz-
ben ugy megszurta Csurgi Janos
.odayalo ihentes fiat, hogy a meg
szurt legeny a bartfai korhazban
,belehalt .seriileseibe. A gyilkos le-
genyt letart6ztattak, tanuk ra-
vallottak es bir6i itelet a veres
lax kod'alomert masfel evi bort0nre
itelte, amt gyilkos legeny XII is
tolt0tt. A mostani lakodalmon
,megjelent megolt legeny, ket fl
we're es unokafivere, akik megfo-
gadtak meg annak idejen, hogy
ruszin szokas szerint verbosszut
,allanak a meggyilkolt legenyert
.es ezt Lazso szenator fianak lako-
dalman vegrehajtottak. Minden
el6zmeny .nekiil ratamad'tak nit
sem sejto legenyre es kilenc kes-
szurassal .eletveszelyes seriileseket
ejtettek rata. A megszurt legeny
mex annyi ereje volt, hogy klbo-
torkalt lakodalmas hazb6l, de az
utan osszeesett es oft maradt az
arokban fekve. Masfel 6ran ke-
resztul vergodott oft a falubeliek
szemelattara segitseg nelkiil. Csa K
nehany ora mulva reszesult a XII
lenc sebbG verz0 legeny orvosi Sc
gitsegben, inert jaras-orvos
nyolc napra elutazott anelkiil,
hogy helyettesrol gondoskodott
volna. A csendorok kot0ztek be e>
Sztropkorol kellett orvost hozni
kocsin, aki vervesztesegt6l ell
alelt legenyt vegre kezeles ala vet
te. A harom merenylo legenyt d
csendorseg letartoztatta. A yer.
bosszu aldozatanak allapota elet.
veszelyes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
LEKASZALTA A GAZDAJA
FEJET.

Egyik hajduszoboszloi tanyan
szornyii esemenynek voltak szem-
tanui munkasok.
Czibere Marion gazda eppen a
munkasait fizette Xxi, akik befejez
TEX az aratast. A kifizetesnel egy
lenyegtelen dolgon 0sszekiilonbo-
z0tt B6szormenyi Lajos munkasa
val.
A vita heveben B0sz0rmenyi
felkapta elesre fent kaszajat es
mielott barki is megakadaly'ozhat
ia volna, a $40 szoros ertelmeben
lekaszalta Czibere Marion fejet
A munkasok egy ideig megder
medve alltak, de azutan osszeko
toztek Boszormenyit es atadtak 6
csend0roknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
A KIKosARAZoTT KERD.

Balaga Mihaly aroki legeny sze
relmes volt egy odavalo gazda lea
nyaba. Azonban, mikor felesegul
kerte, kosarat kapott. Az elmult
hetekben egy este t0bb tarsaval
ittasan ment vegig a falun, ami
kor kosaratad6 leany novere-
mex kisfiaval, Flenyko Mihallyal
talalkozott. A gyerek sikongva m,
nekiilt az izgagaskodo legtny elol,
de az utolerte es 6lmos botjaval
ugy fejen iitotte, hogy sulyos ko-
ponyarepedest szenvedetett. \
bestialis embert, aki a thieves gyc
reken bosszulta meg magat, a
csendorseg letartoztatta. A szeren
csetlen kis flu allapota remenytc.
len.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
sARGA CsIzMAERT GYILKoLT

Rajz Istvan 81 esztend0s saros-
pataki sziiletesu katona miskol-
ci laktanyaban eey sarga csizmat
latott. Feltette matgaban, hogy 3
is szerez olyant. Exert hazauta
zott Sarospatakra, oft megbeszel-
te egy Velte Tstvan newt baratia-
val, hogy kiallanak az orszagutra
es valakit kirabolnak.
Ki is mentek ejjel az akaszt6-
dombra. Velte elbujt, Rajz ped;e
t0ltesre ment. Hajnali negy ora.
kor Jolt kocsin egy Gaspar newt
vasaros, akit Rajz egyetlen loves
sci meg0lt es kirabolt, azutan visz
szament tarsahoz, mig a kocsi to-
vabb g0rdiilt, Velte k0zben meg
banta a dolgot es masnap felie
lentette Rajz Istvant, akit a mis-
kolci katonai birosag most von-
felelossegre es szandekos ember
olesert kotelaltali halalra, Velte
pedig ket evi fegyhazra itelte. F.,
lett a vege Rajz Istvan csizma
szerzesenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

pes-lap feladasa .6ta ,es. AIT most
kezbesitettek a cimzettnek. "A kis
diakb az6ta mernok es arany-
ermes .yitez lett, mialatt a golnic-
banyai gratu1aci6 oft hevert va
lahol egy p6stalada feneken -. !
A golnicbanyai kepeslap kese-
defines kezbesitesehez hasonl6
eset t0rtent a multi szazad hatva-
mas eveiben Szekesfehervarott.- -
Egy ottani polgarnak levelet
kiildtek Gyorbol, ahova lakoda-
lomba hivtak. A cimzesben "Sze-
kesfehervar helyett a varosnak re
gi latin neve alba" volt felirva,
ahogyan nalunk is hivtak meg EFT
a varost akkoriban. A gyori pos
TIA Szekesfehervar helyett Ameri-
kaba iranyitotta a levelet, inert a
nevmutatoban egy' Alba newt va
ros oft letezett. A level ell is ment
Amerikaba es mivel oft mem volt
talalhat6, = oman Ausztraliaba
egy hasonlo newt varosba tovab.
pitottak. Hogy hol es merre jart
ez a level, AIT mem tudni, eleg az
hozza, hogy csak husz esztendt
mulva erkezett vissza Gyorbe, 6
/ hol "a felad6 akkor mar mem cit
Az egykori lakodalmas parb6
Greg hazasok lettek es a cimzett
aki nem kaphatta kezhez meghi
vast annak idejen, sokaig torte j;
fejet azon, hogy miert mem hivtal
meg ct keresztkomaja leanyanal
a lagzijara.
Meg a szatmarnemetii p6stal
tortent egyszer, hogy egy rosszr1
miikod6 postalada reteszei koz
talaltak olyan leveleket, amelyel
mem estek belle a levelgyujt0be G
csak ket ev mulva lehetett elm
zettnek tovabbitani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
kat mar lattak, AIT mondjak, hog,

kat mar lattak, AIT mondjak, hogy
ez kitiino magyar muveszno, ez-
uttal olyan nemes egyszerusegii
alakitast fog nyujtani, amely di-
sze lenne a legelokelobb budapes.
ii szinpadoknak is. Semmi ketsj-
giink benne, hogy Beregi turn6
els6 el6adasa, a magyar kozon-
seq minden varakozasat messze
meg fogja haladni minden tekin-
tetben.
Az elso Beregi eloadas Farrell
ben, szeptember 26-an, szombaton
High Schoolban lesz, mikor szin.
re keriil "Kuruzslo.
Youngstownban, oktober 12-en,
hetf0n este Moose Hallban: a
Rabl6 lovag."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
EGY R 0,vIDL II o AGGAs.
TYAN vELETLENtjL FEJ-
sszEVEL AGYONvAGTA /.
UNOKAJAT.

Megrendito esemeny t0rtent La
bodon. Istvan Istvan gazdalkodG
es felesege reggel aratni mentek
Fiukat, a masfel esztend0s kis Pts.
tat otthon hagytak az asszony ap.
javaI, Kis Istvannal, aki mar tul
haladta 70 esztend6t. Az otthon
maradt oregember favagashoz
kezdett, hogy a sziil6k ,hazaerkez
We fozni tudjanak. Amint a fat ap
ritotta, korJl0tte siindorg6 XII,
unokaja a lecsapni kesziil0 fejszt
ala keriilt. Az Greg mar mem tud
ta visszatartani es a fejsze ele fl
helyett unokajat erte.
A 'kis flu azonnal kiszenyedett
A nagyapat letartoztattak. A mee
rendito baleset az egesz korny&
ken Macy reszvetet. keltett. e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
KET APA ES -EGY TARTAS
DIJ Sc.

A hajdmegyei Sonkad k0zseg-
ben tortent, hogy Szabo Janosne
fatal asszony, akinek ferje Anne
rikaban el, szerelmi viszonyt folly
tatott Hadi Andras gazdalkodo-
val. A viszonynak gyiim0lcse lett
S az anya az ujsziil6tt gyermeket
az Amerikaban !elo ferj nevere
anyakonyveltette, de mivel mines
mibol elnie, pert inditott a csecse-
mo termeszetes apja ellen. A ja-
rasbir6sag, minthogy Hadi And
ras mem tagadta, hogy a gyermek
t0le szarmazik, meg is itelte Il
gyermektartast. EFT az iteletet
helybenhagyta t0rvenyszek is.
Hadi Andras azonban kes0bb meg
tudta, hogy a gyermek Szabo ia
nosne torvenyes ferjenek nevere
van anyakOnyveztetve, ami AIT je-
lenti, hogy a gyermeknek t0rve-
nyes apja van, exert felebbezett
az itelotablahoz. A derbeceni tab
la megvaltoztatta ket alsofoku
iteletet es elqtasitotta Szabo ia
nosne gyermektartasi keresetet
Hadi Andrassal szemben. A tabla
indoklasaban kimondta, hogy mi
vel az ujsziilott Szabo Janos- -ame-
rikai magyar neven szerepel az
anyakonyvben es Szabo Janos ez-
ido szerint is torvenyes ferje a fel
peresnek, csak abban az esetben
lehetne a 4gyermektartast meg5!-
lapitani,. ha a. tavolley6 ferj elval-
ma es az asszony vi pert inditani
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
MEGHARAPTA EGY XESZET1
,0KOR.


Lehoczky Zoltan. tornaaljai. al
latorvos kirandulasra ment egy
tarsasaggal Muranyba. A kiran-
dulas napjan Lehockyt nagyrocei
skollegaja egy beteg okor megvizs
3 ,gAasahQz hiyta meg.s amikor Le-
4 'hloeate 4 peifyult 'sas skar 8 szfjapa' Elsa
az,kezet 4, ( II II mnsghlarapt szajas haboz.
nj kezdett $ nagyokat bogve, !, lsa az
ok okron : ], !. yeszettssg jelei mutatkos' x ]
TAX, LesoczkEt azospal besSslli' $
tottak q .pragaisP Pasteur.iut6zetbc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
KIT CSAVARG0 ELLOPTA
eEGY EGEsZ K0ZsEG
CsURFEJET.

A .regi betyaros virtuskodasra
cmlekeztetnek Borstor0 Josef es
Karolyi Janos miskolci csavargok
viselt .dolgai.
Par hettel ezelott ellatogatott
a .ket l6koto .Saj6velezdre a jul
haszok koze, Borst0ro tartotta $40
val juhaszokat, akik a nagy be
szedben mem vettek eszre, hogy
Borstoro baratja eltunk kozuliik,
sKarolyi tiz tehenet es juhot haj-
lott Ell a karambol. .Kozben Bors-
,toro is fakepnel ,hagyta juhaszo
kat es Karolyival egyiitt elhajtot-
tax a teheneket es juhokat.
Ext kovetoen Saj6kovarkonyba
mentek. Eppen zivatar volt, kon
dat aznap mem hajtottak ki lc-
gelore. A ket j6barat ezt az alkal.
mat ARA hasznalta fel, hogy
mint a kondas vi bojtarjai fellar-
maztak a falut, hogy eresszek X
sertesuket legelore. A gazdaL
sorra hajtottak.ki serteseiket es a
kft tolyajs elhajt tobtal az ieg6sz kor
|.dat. 1',
A sikerult munka utan ismet
yissza latogattsk Saj6varkonyba
ahol 8 :Hangya Szovetkezetet tor
Itek. fel Is onnan tizmillio korons
l.penzt -Eiftek nagpkkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
EGY KEPESLAP Is EV ALATT
TETTE MEG Az UTAT COL
NICBANYAT0L MIsKOLCIC.

Miskolc A magyar p6sta min
dig hires volt gyorsasagar6l.
Hogy a k0vetkezo eset megi>
,hogyan tortenhetett meg, az tel
jesen erthetetlennek think fel.
Vitez sallai Giirtler Arisztid
mernoknek multi hetekben egy
kepes levelezo-lapot kezbesitett a
posta. A kepes-lap Golnicbanya
varos erdos hegyekt6l ovezett lat
kepet abrazolja. A cimzes exc
pen szol:
"Nagyremenyii Gurtler Arisztid
V. gymn. tan. urnak
Miskolc, Varoshaz-ter 20.
Egy otfilleres turulos rajzu
gold belyeg van felragasztya, ame
lyet a .golnicbanyai p6sta 1910 jul
MUS 16-iki belyegz6yel skteleni
tett. =
A levelezo-laponl a: kiss oitodiA
gymnahzsta T keresamania ia We,
Curt bacsija gratulalnak a 5j6 bi
zonyitvanyhoz es ertesitik, hog,
holnaputan, szombaton delel0t
l1.o 70 Ora 50 ,perckor ], atptazpsak. '|s
Tizenot esztendo multi el a. ke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
,HALALOS SZERENCsETLEN.
SEC A MALOMBAN.

Megrendito baleset tortent Apa
hida kozsegben. 0tvos Janos 3t
ewes molrar meg akarta allitani a
malmot, mikozben a malomkerek
.elkapta a .szerencsetlen molnar1
es tengelye koriil nehanyszor mee
forgatta. A molnar vegil elgyen
gilt, elszediilve belezuhant Sza
mosba. Egy :; veny elsodorta,
szerencsetlen sembert meghalvs
yontak partra a hullamok koziil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

Ezutan a tiszamenti, falvakat
lopkodtak vegig, mig vegiil,por-
tyaz6 csendorok kezebe keriiltek,
akik a ket lokot6t vasraverve be-
kisertek a miskolci iigyeszseg fog
hazaba,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
M A G A RA GYUJToTTA A
.HAlz:A.T. J, j,

Borzalmas eset Ttortent BonAha
kozsegben. Vass Sandor vincsller
niagara gyujtotta hazat, bezar-
k6zott es lefekldt. Megszenese-
dett hullaj&t OFT talaltak meg a
s.ronok -kSz0tt. - '-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

Nyaradton Sziics Janos 81 h6-
napos fiucska, mig edesanyja az
udvaron dolgozott, beleesett egy
vizzel telt mosdotalba es belefult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
DEBRoszKY ,ANDRAs

Youngstown leT6gibb magyar 6pit6-
vallalkozoja. MindenfAle epitSst bixto
stick. es, a tegjpbb feltetelek mellett
eyallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalommal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen ad
tanacsot, rajzot es koltsegvetest. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson Ave.,
Youngstown. Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

Pal: Hallottad-e tie mar AIT /? A
Etanitonk AIT meselte nekink ma,
hogy Adamb6l, amikor nosulni
akart, a jo listen kivagta az oldai-
bordajat es abb6l csinalta meg ne
kiink az Evat. Akkor en- inkabb
sohasem n6sulok meg, inert ez Dor
zaszt6 fajdalmas lehet.
Arthur: Ostoba, hiszen ma mar
elvehetsz olyat is, aki mar keszen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

Farmak! Farmak! Farmak!
Mielott vasarolna farmat, foldet, 1a-
zat vagy ingatlant, tekintet nelkIl ar-
ra fekvesre, keressen fel benniinket.
t. q. TAYLOR, ,4
412 Home Savings and Loan Bldg
Iroda: 64227 Telefonok Lakas: 343i4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

- Maga AIT mondta, hogy a ku-
tyaja nevet, ha vicceket monda-
max, es mar most egy fel 6raja
mondok vicceket es meg sem Ia
tom nevetni.
- Hja, 8 csak jo vicceken ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

v1GASZTALAS.
Az ormester a legenysegi szoba-
ban leiil, de azonnal riadtan ugrik
fel.
Az argyelusat ennek a megve-
szekedett vilagnak, = XII tette er-
re szekre az ego szivarjat?
= Sc bal, = szol bundas, =
a civar az enyem, ada csak. ide
ormester ur, azert meg AIT elszi;
vom EN- pipab6l. 4
sz6RAKOZoTTAN. 1.
,Asszony: AIT hisztm, ferjecs
KEN, hogy barany legostobabt
allatt vilagon.
Ferj: Igazad van baranykam
HELYES MEGALLAPITAs.
Holgy: tMondja csak tanar ur
tobbre becsiili az en- eletkoromat
20 evnel?
Tanar: Elmeletileg egyaltala
ban mem. Mert beszede es felele
tel alapjan legfeljebb Z evesnel
gondolom.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
News andComment
By w. II. Landvo;qt.

~ OWMANSIP running grung
the since the flicker opened the
- things showmanship
has been diplomacy pure howmanship
which has spoiled many great picture the making by altering good
stories the hunt for pep and thrill and sometimes for what
1t is howmanship which has without
talent than the industry able to handle Tor long time 1t show
manshp that
matte worth and showmanshp that has appealed the of the
multitude at the expense good taste and morals not to mention man
that reflect the civilization the Had been short
sighted showman the movie would have become the intimate hobby
OF the censOrousy inclined kng and
good hard American dollars would have been saved producers
THE possibilities iimtabc. great
st M s: s3s 4s @ T ss @ but Ss & s5s sese e % @
BY no @ @ does the aer6ee ice Of any Of the phfps and and
experience of humanity through the
WHERE has the week closed brought of the
P5 % 10 f Ha6s eoa 1d h9
S clare o fhe differ he one ean Fs e a e
sseatS out the
eestsf n m T never eV @ & atR % % be E 1 rock @ hy @ 4
OF R @ @ screen M o. ed e will Es sn d do diff de5 @ as to T
s pa3 S' T
@ s @ 1ssss5 @ % 1;5saS % @
one5oy fed IN W Hs o N R "Gn bn I BE M an % % her,
believe was Poa eca1 BERNARD
not fH hsmps s aa Bernhard and D
HoKUM indicated by The Phantom of the OPERA
ih from points throughout the indicate
h s Sh M he
M w their f6T good Gt @ s or shf y srS
sE sseSSS s5S 59s 5s:
@aH ~o sa1 s fs 15 s5R ifeaee onee
still asking explanations
TLOR1A SWANSON the of something
the the
along Rudolph Tamadge sisters Mary PICK
ford Douglas Fairbanks Charlie
keon 1t sad she $4,000
all the
Gloria had publicity
believe
drawing card
MOT from exhibitors time to time
photopay of
10
what think of stunning
but the motion picture" F'
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Frederic and Fannie Hatton.

IT seems like but a short time ago
that American dramatic criticism
was considerably exercised over the
theater effervescences of Frederic
and Fannie Hatton, who, in plays like
'The Great Lover" which Leo Dit
richstein brought out; lombard,
Ltd" Upstairs and Down" and "The
Walk Offs" betrayed a certain erotic
tendency disguised by "smartness."
Immediately after the war the Hat
tons We're among the most prominent
and prolific writer's of plays on the
American stage. Every season. it
seemed, witnessed some new play
from their collaborative pens, and it
was once rumored that smarting under
the diatribeS of more conservative and
seemly criticism, they proposed to
write a play that would give all hands
something to talk about.
Curiously enough, this play was
never produced, and what is more
curious still, the Hattons suddenly
dropped out of literary sight and. from
being two Of the country's most pro-
life writer's, suddenly lapsed into to-
tai silence.
Well on to half dozen years have
passed since they brought out The
Walk Offs"
They are now making their reap
pearance as adapters of Hobart Hen
ley's new Metro Goldwyn screen pro-
duction of the Cosmo Hamilton play,
Exchange of Wives" Further in
Quiry reveals that the Hattons are
Evening star., 1925-11-01
Alaska s Gold Rush.

Lloyd's perturbation Of the
Rex Beach novel, reflects the color
full days of the Alaskan gold rush.
The first news Of real gold discov-
cries in the Klondike or the Daw-
son territory of Alaska reached San
Francisco July "A, 1897. when the
steamer Excelsior discharged 40
passengers who were returning to
the United States with nearly half
a million dollars worth of gold in
papers, tin cans. pouches and en-
velopes.
A few weeks later the steamer
Portland docked at Seattle and dis
charged 60 prospectors who had in
their possession more than 100000
worth of nuggets. The news spread
like wildfire, and within a few weeks
boats from Seattle, San Francisco
and Vancouver to Juneau were in
sufficient to carry the passengers.
Winter was fast approaching and
Dyea. small town on the flats up
the Lynn Canal from Skaguay. be-
came the point from which prospec-
tors made mad rush for Dawson
City. Dyea was a wild, lawless boom
town where the inexperienced,
eager. frenZied prospeetor met his
hardened, successful or unsuccessful
brother from "up the diggings."
Sheep Camp EaS about II miles
northeast of Dyea, and beyond. a
Evening star., 1925-11-01

on Horseback" Welcome Home =
Marry Me" and others.
Lucien Hubbard, editorial supervisor
Of Zane Grey production. had watched
Miss Doherty's efforts. He noticed in.
stead of becoming mechanical in her
work she devoted every moment OF
her time to studying and learning. He
found that in the few spare hours al.
lotted her she was writing He saw
some of her work and was astounded
at its worth.
Then he gave her the opportunity tc
write the continuity for 1.-THE Vanish.
ing American" from his own adapta
tion of Grey's epic of the American
Indian.
1T is just a beginning for this bril-.
liant and remarkable young woman, ~
Hubbard said. Il did her no special ia.
vor in giving her n chance to write
The scenario for The Vanishing Ameri.
cam / considered that l had done
Paramount and myself a profitable bit
of business. After looking at the com
pleted picture, ] knew my judgment
was correct"
Evening star., 1925-11-01

few miles. doomed the steep ascent
of Chilkoot Pass (3,500 feet high,
dangerous barrier of granite and
glaciers. At the top of the Chilkoot
was located Summit, a resting place
and cache for supplies. Many pros
pectors packed their own loads.
ranging from 50 pounds to as high
as 120 pounds. over Chilkoot and
made several trips from one depot TO
the other.
There are many who claim to have
made the original discovery in the
klondike (near Dawson). but most
credit is given George Mccormick
(Siwash George. who went to the
mouth of the klondike River to fish.
Fishing proving poor, Mccormick
panned some dirt on a side hill and
found gold. Later on. the site Of
the present Dawson City, he found
more and sent some Indians down
the river to obtain laborers to help
him work his claim. The Indians
spread the news, eXaggerating the
discovery. and scores of men from
Circle City and Fortly Mile hur-
ried upstream to McCormick's dig
gings. Bonanza Creek. Hunker
Creek, Dominion Creek, Ell Dorado
and other stakes" followed.
1t is estimated that more than
S5000,000 worth of virgin gold was
panned before news of the discovery
reached the United States.
Evening star., 1925-11-01
''Dream Come True.

THE field of successful women
scenario writer's has been in
creased by one through the filming of
Zane Grey'S, The Vanishing Ameri-
Can," siX-month task just completed.
The newcomer is Ethel Doherty and
her work in preparing the continuity
for one of the most ambitious film un-
dertakings ever launched by Para
mount, has been accorded an enthus-
iastic reception by every official of
the organiZa ton, from Jesse L. Las
Ike, first vice president in charge of
production, to George b. SeitZ, the
director who led a band of 500 per-
sons into Northern Arizona for a
four month-stay.
T'airy.tale achievements seem COM
rnonplace when compared with the
career Of Miss Doherty. Five years
sgo she was completing her third term
as teacher In the Los Angeles city
school system. She had written doZ-
ems of scenarios and had failed to
sell one She determined to learn to
write the kind that would prove sal
able
She spent six months teaching her
self shorthand and stenography, then
sought and obtained job as stenog-
rapher at the Paramount Studio in
Hollywood. All day she hammered the
KEYS of a typewriter and every night
she worked, without pay. in the film
cutting rooms with her chum, Louise
Long, a film cutter whose aid in OBJ
tanning q position in the studio she
had dogEedly refused.
At the end of six months there was
=. vacancy in the cutting department,
and Miss Doherty was selected to
fill it Shortly afterward she became
script clerk for Penrhyn Stanlaws.
After two years with him and a year
with Victor Fleming, she joined the
James Cruze unit and for a year and
2 half has cut all the Cruze produc-
ions including THE Fighting Cow
ara" Merton Of the Movies, "Beggar
Evening star., 1925-11-01
RIALTO-"California Straight Ahead.

Reginald Denny in California
Straight Ahead is the feature picture
at the Rialto this week. The story
was written by Byron Morgan. whose
auto stories were made famous on the
screen by Wallace Reid.
The locale of California Straight
Ahead is the National highway dur
ing a motor trip, with the finish in
Los Angeles. The story concerns a
rich young bridegroom whose fiancee
refused to marry merely because he
showed up unavoidably late at the
wedding, and because he had alcohol
on his clothes-only on his clothes.
His later experiences provide laugh
able comedy and satisfying romance.
Mischa Guterson has prepared a
more pretentious prologue than usual,
consisting of Spanish ballads, dances
and instrumental selections, pro-
grammed as an Episode from the
Spanish Settlement of California" :"
The participants in the prologue are
Misses Blanch Lehman. Tereta Schaf-
fer, Mary Day and Francis Brown,
who will dance the L'Estudiantina"
waltz. Miss Dorothy Burr and Miss
Jean Devereau also will be seen in
an original Spanish dance creation.
Mrs. Marie Duchon Deal, soprano,
singing "Carmencita" and Guiana"
Ted Gerard and Miss Betty Durand,
tango dancers; Nathan Bachrach.
"Washington's Chaliapin,' who sings
THE Rosary" and Maurise Shrowski
in a violin solo, the "Slavonic Dance"
Dvorak), with flute and bass violin
accompaniment by John Prezioso and
Fred Leonberger, respectively, will be
added attractions.
A scenic, Carolina with vocal ac-
compartment by Miss Alice Tupman,
and an International News reel will
complete the program.