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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Balkan Romance
NoU at Coliseum

The Paramount picture, The
Swan" written and produced FOR
the screen by Dimitr Buckowetzki
from Ference Alolnar's stage sue.
ceap. IL the feature az The Coliseum
Until Tuesday night
Adolphe Mcnlou. Ricardo cortez
and Frances Howard are featured in
the leading roles
The story IL one Of Princess Alex
sudra, tho Swan. whose mother.
ruler OF small Kingdom in the
Balkans, plans 20 marry her of to
a prince OF a neighboriug principal.
liy. But the girl Is In love with
the young court tutor.
Adoipho Menjou plays Prince Al
bert. cortez Is tho tutor and Miss
Howard Is Princess Alexandra. Helen
Leo WorthinE. former "Folilcs"
beauty. Ia cast as an nilurlnS
blonde lady waiting who fiirts
with the philandering prince 20 the
distraction OF the schemlng mothers
who. Try an they may. can't seom
to get prince and princess to-
gsther.
To stun up. The Swan is an
unusually pleasing comcdy-romance
In royal setting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Alma Rubens Star
Of Capitol Picture

is Lore Everything" starring
Alma Rubens Frank Mayo and
" B. Warner. is far more enter
iaiHiHg picture than the iius would
Indicate.
The personalities Of the actors are
superior, and they do good work in
their Interpretation OF their roles
Alma Rubsns. with her air OF SUI
psricrity her almost noble brunette
beauty. is excellent as the wife
whose loyalty is put 10 the test.
H b Warner. who has long been
a favoTita on the screen. but OF
whom not much has been heard Of
ate. wins back his old place in the
admiration Of screen fans. He has
The role OF the husband who found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Europe Wants
AmericanFi[ms
Says Goldy YIN

Samuel Goldwyin. who returned
recently on the steamship olympic
after a three months survey OF film
conditions In England. France, Ger.
many. Austria and other important
contcrs, finds that AmcrIcan'mado
pictures aud American stars domI.
nate tho foreign field
4 have found said MIR, Goldwyn,
that with the possible exception OF
Germany. where American pictures
are making steady Roadway. the sit
natlon Is such that the motion pie.
turc patrons are demanding Ameu.
can pictures. knowing them TO have
cosmopolitan flavor minus proyin.
cinl ideas.
In every city on the continent
that visited | saw American stars
displayed on posters IN front OF
theatera. which also indicates how
popular American poster art 10
catching on abroad, In Vienna /
saw Norma TalmadEe ia Secrets.
which Is having sensational run.
II have also found that Europe Ia
tired OF speetaoles and blood.ourd.
ling melodramRs. which have had q
vogue In Germany. due TO the aft.
erinnth OF tho war. Tho old.fssh.
toned love stories. simple and al.
rect In their appeal 10 the heart. are
catching the public. and producers
are beng guided accordingly This
In the tendency in every production
center that visited
Everyone overseas Is predict,
Ing that American fashions arc be.
coming 50 popular due 10 their wide
dissemination on the screen that Il
viii not ho long before America viii
be tho leading nation for fashion
creation IN tho world.
1t may seem peculiar. but Ameri.
ca Is also making tremendous In.
roads with its jazz music, for no
restaurant OF cabaret 10 without It's
sztSophone cymbals and syncopatlng
bands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

GEORGE -FlTzMAuRIcE, that
" noted motion picture director.
has turned TO the bottom OF the
"a for Inspiration in the designing
., novel backgrounds for the action
ii bis latest picture, "A Thief In
Paradise at the strand.
An under sea garden serves as
the background Tor an exotic South
sra dance by Aiieen Prlngie. who
STARTS featured honogs with Doris
Kenyon and Ronald Colman. The
sstliny consisted OF a reproduction
II a section Of the marine gardens
iamiliar to excurstonlsts aboard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Had to Coax
Unusual Girl
to Join Movies

Most players who have achieved
important roles In screen produc.
tionh have done so by relcntlessIy
pursuing opportunity, Not 20 Helen
Leo Worthing. tho bluoeyed. vii.
Lowry blonde, formerly OF The toilles
and now playing leading charac.
ter IN Bebo Daniels latest picture,
"rhe Crowded Hour" According
10 Miss worthlng, she has been
running away from offers 10 ap,
pear on the screen offers made ny
the leading film magnatcs up 10
the time sho was finally pursuaded
TO accept part in "Ianiee Mere,
dith."
Miss Worhing came 10 New York
from her birthplace. Louisville. KY.
10 seek her fortune Her first step
wnS a part in John Murray An.
derson'a What's in Nance" Then
she became one OF Florenz Zieg.
fields glorified girls. gaining wide
spread publicity ms one Of the fore,
most beauties Of the Follles Her
clearcut features and 1.-The figure
she IL feet 81 inches tall and
weighs 1875 pounds-Gttract the
notice OF number OF motion pie,
ture producers. who are always on
the watch for promising screen tai.
rnt They came 10 her. offering
screen tests and prominent parts IN
pictures. But Miss Worthlng was
not enthusiastic. For one thing she
thought herself TOO tall for film
success. She was prevailed upon
10 have n test made, but she was
not pleased with the result. and re
fused "a pose for another test
Alrho she ia not convinced that
she ~ al an suited 10 tho screen,
producers and others who have
seen her in the picture haven't any
doubts on that score. She was civ.
en- one OF tho chief roles In '''rhe
swan" which features Adolphe
MsnJou. Ricardo Corieg and Fran.
css Howard, She acquitted herself
30 well IN this that che was chosen
for the part OF Grace Iaidlaw In
Bebo Daniels forthcoming picture.
THE Crowded Hour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

COMETuING about tho name
- Barrymore" suggests the
heights OF histrionic art. Lionel Bar
rymore. ono OF the descendants Of
the famous Drew. Barrymore line Of
theatrical gcniuses. has imbued with.
in him an unusual ability 10 act.
He has accomplished another cred.
table piece OF work in "Meddling
Women" in which he is starred AT
the Blue Mouse this week. Barry
moro's style runs TO the heavy. ORA.
matte type OF acting, OF which there
ere few able opponents in these days
or the flair for light comedy drama.
sigri1 Hoimquist. that ScandIna-
yiun beauty who has been heralded
so loudly OF late. proves herself 10
be an actress OF quality in support
Of Barrymore. II IS said that she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
CLAIRE'S TEARS ARE
OF SALTY VARIETY

Take. Oh. take those glyccrine
tears away!
Claire Windsor has absolutely no
use for them. So far she has gone
thru at least dozen emotional
motherand-child scenes, in Just
Woman" and nary drop Of glyeer.
Inc touched her face.
Even the hard.bolled studio crew
had to look away and gulp. Miss
Windsor comes by her heart.wring-
ing ability honestly In real as
well as reel life. she is the mother
of a little boy and knows what
mother love is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

sings popular songs, aud tells funny
stories IN an appealing style. Tho
houne Is unwilling 10 let him 80.
what may 30 the so In years 10
come. II women keep on In the
way they are going. is the theme
OF rs II Coming 10 This1" tho Of
fcriug OF Jim and Gladys Fiffoil.
The tables arc turned. and the wom'
an Ia urgnet sutton, and the man
the baahiul. rcealciinnt object Of
her attentions.
Clever imptrs0natIons Of feminin-
rs arc contributed by Fox and
Mack. who sing. dance aud play the
violin,
BetAnrourt and tiirlls do some &c
centric balancing with soms am.
cult stunts that they do with nice
flnesse
Mcknc's popular ArcadIan band
is unusually good IN ITS concert this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Greenwich Village
Film at Columbia

Mary philh,n is starring this
week at tho Columbia In Fifth
Avenue Models" stirring play
which depicts Greenwich Village
ne wildly. She played tho part
OF tho daughter Of an old artist,
who Is trying 10 become famous
The trials they so thru ana finally
their triumph hold intense interest
TO the end, Mas rhilhin IL Aup.
ported by Norman Kerry who play.
ed with her in Merry Go Round"
Francesca Longo and his Colum.
bla ail.artist orchestra arc Offering
rome high class music this week
Altho Longo Ia superb in any class
or utusic, this Is really In his line
as he was with tho Metropolitan
Opera company for a long engage.
ment. Ifs numbers are. Dance
81 tho Hours" and Indian Love
song.
In addition to these. spring
style show. International News and
a comedy are added
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

DACKED houses registering en-
L thusiaHm marked the opening
wceke end 81 the now vaudeville
circuit at tho fIeilg The initial
bill. composed OF James Oliver Cur,
woods story on tho screen. The
Hunted Woman" starring seena
owen. Diana Miller and Earl
sehsnek. and five acts Of Junior
vaudeville. Ia apprcctatiyely 70.
eolycd by tho audiences
Mrs Eva Fay. who rays she
does not claim 10 have any super
human powers but who aims only
at entertaining, and perhaps mysti-
Tying. her audiences. has the bead.
nno act She calls out names OF
people present, repeats thsr quca-
ilons and answers them. ia a skilled
manner. She wins the cooper.
ton Of the audiences from thp
start.
Harry Ellis il a joyial tenor. who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Music and Laughs
on State Program,

Music and bits OF nonsense mo.
nopolizn tho bill starting Monday Mt
the state for ihree-day run. The
Ajax Freehand Duo offer tho audi
cnco what they term "a Few
Thrills
Hurst and Dsvars bill their act as
Millinery Nonsense" \ comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
Desert Island Type
of Film at Colonial

The story OF the girl ana the
man cast in the Wilderness by them.
selves. with only their own re
sources to depend upon. is always
appealing. and II hasn't been over
done Of late. so that Empty
Hands" the drama starring Jack
Holt and Norma Shcarcr at the
Colonial Monday, is the kind that
gets by big.
Tuesdays attraction viii be
Wine OF Youth" stirring picture.
starring Johnnie Walker. the popu.
lar young American youth. and
Elennnr Ronrdman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30
T0RRENCE RETURNS
TO HOME AND FAMILY

Having completed his work in
"Nlght Life OF New York" Ernest
Terrence Jeff New York last week
FOR Hollywood, where no will play
ono OF tho featured roles In The
wanderer," florence remained IN
Gotham less than week
In tho picture. Terrence plays Rod
In Bocaues father. who has a deep
rooted hatred for New York and It's
night life. and. considering the short
duration Of tho noted character
actors MaY In the city. ono mlsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

called Don't Cali Ne Pop" Is pre-.
scented by tho Goes.
Ainn Grey. clever monologiH,. pre-.
SCENTS soma versatile originalites.
The Bell Hop Trio doc. somo har.
mony singing,
The syer.popular Rosebud Revue
comes in for applause with It's songs
and dances. The movie is Troubles
OF 4 Bride"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

occupies the place in the hearts Of
her country people that Mary Pick
ford does in the affections Of Ameri-
cans.
The plot OF "Meddllng Women.
while based on a time-worn issue.
namely, that OF the havoc that an
interfering mother.in.law can wreah
upon a young married couple, is new
ertheless redeemed by the new twists
and complications that arc brought
into play.
And, what is most unusual there
is a real surprise at the end. Whether
you IKE Il or not. IT comes as a sur
prise. What it is, il would never
do 10 tell
Dagmar Godowsky, VIC must men,
ton. is vamp extraordinary and
hyperion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

glass bottomed boats but reproduced
on a gigantic scale for screen pur
poses.
A huge sea shell. large enough TO
hold Miss Pringic. was one Of the
important parts OF the setting and
the entire set was scaled on this
enormous shell.
The dance and its settings are a
part OF a lavish society hall which
furnishes one OF tho many colorful
episodes Of this adaptation 81
Leonard Mruick's popular novel
THE worldlings Claude Gullnr.
water. Alec Francis and John Pat.
rick head the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

The strongest cast In cinema his
tory appears In Tho Lost World"
Il includes tho hruntoaaurus. tricor.
htops. hliosaurus. pterodao,yi. mega.
loaaurus. diplodocus and other Epe.
Giles Of prehistoric dinosaurs which
lived 100000 years ago. All Of
them were several times larger than
elephants. and many times stronger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

that love is, indeed. everything
and nothing.
The supporting cast is unusually
strong. II Il composed Of Walter
McGrRil. as the woman's worthless
brother: Llbsn Eastman. that
stately blonde; Marie shaeffcr and
Irene Bowley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-30

be led 10 believe that he carries hts
aversion over into real life. But
Terrence has wife. son and home
In Hollywood. and hia eaEcrness 20
return 20 them In readily under
atandahle.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
In THE GARDEN WITH BURBANK
Reported Elizabeth Urquha Burbank

sis growing as weeds that would make
good subjects for experiment"
And other wild flowers are the
asters and the golden rods, blossom
ing together in the Autumn, and while
so different, harmonizing so pleasing
ly. ] have spent many days search
ing for the finest specimens Of both
asters and goldenrods, and from these
seed was saved, and in some cases the
whole plant was taken up and moved
across the continent to a new home.
Some of the wild forms are very
beautiful and almost perfect, but of
course selection produced improve
ment in each, and they both offer op-
portunitieS for the amateur.
THE goldenrod has already hybrid
lied so freely that numerous species
and innumerable varieties have been
produced, and it is quite difficult to
classify them
How about salvias, Mr.. Burbank"
asked
"Salvias are not composites. but are
members Of the sage family, and there
are many varieties and species. The
best known perhaps is the scarlet sal
via with it's brilliant blossoms, but
there are others even more pleasing,
with charming light blue flowers.
Il have combined and selected vari-
Gus members of the family and found
the plans quite variable both in the
color of the blossoms and the foliage,
one of the varieties having such thick
wool-like foliage that the leaves make
excellent penwipersr'
Copyright. 1928. by c. c. Powell All
Property Rights Reserved.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
Jam Pudding.

Put in the bottom of a pudding dish
few slices of sponge cake spread
with strawberry jam. To make a
custard, put on to boil a half cupfu}
Of milk. Mix the yolks of three eggs
and one tablespoonful of sugar in
dish, pour the boiling milk over them,
stirring all the time. Return the
mixture to the saucepansuntil the Gus.
tard thickens, but it must not boil
Pour this over the sponge cake in the
pudding dish. Now beat the whites OF
the eggs to a firm froth. Add one
teaspoonful of arroWroot and onel
tablespoonful of sugar, and spread
three-fourths of this roughly over the
top of the pudding. Put two drops of
red coloring among the egg whites
remaining on the plate. Mix 1t until
the whole becomes pink. Put this
pink froth here and there among the
white on the top of the pudding. Dust
a little sugar over, and put in a mod
crate oven until firm.
Evening star., 1925-06-23

Last mite ma and pop was getting
reddy to go out with each other and
ma was getting pop a clean shert out
of his shert draw, saying, For land
sakes, o my goodniss well OF all
things.
1t cant be as bad as all that. wat
happened? pop sed.
Heers this necktie I gave you for
your berthday last berthday, away
down berried underneath all of your
sherts, ma sed.
Rely? pop sed.
I've always wondered wy I never
saw that tie on you, and I've ment to
ask you severel times, sutch bewti-
ful tie too, ma sed.
Yes, it is, pop sed, and ma sed, Well
II it's so bewtiful watts the ideer OF
asfiXiating it under this intire pile of
sherts? and pop sed. It's rather a
heavy tie and l Suppose 1t worked is
way down there.
Well I've worked it up agen and
heer 1t is and you jest wear it this
very evening and put it on this very
minnit, ma sed.
Certeny, Ill be glad to, l bin Won
dering wat became of this tie, pop
sed. And he held it up and looked at
1t, being a necktie with so meny
diffrent colors in it it was hard to tel!
wat color 1t was, pop saying, Don't
you think l better wait and get 1t
pressed before l wear it?
Wat for why should you, show me
a rinkle, ma sed.
Wen. it was jest a suggestion. pop
sed. And he started to put the tie on
and then stopped agen, saying, That
reminds me, poor Freddy Little.
Whose he and watts he got to do
with it? ma sed, and pop sed. He's a
chap down at the office, poor fellow,
you see he duzZent make mutch
money and Ill bet he hasent had a
new necktie since the day he was
born, l meen since the day he got
married, its enuff to brake your hart
to see the ties that man wears and /
was jest thinking it would be a reel
act of charity to give poor Freely an
honest to goodness tie sutch as this
one, ony of course. naturally, l could
hardly give it to him after Id worn it,
even once.
Well then the anser to that is, he
never get 1t. are you going to tie that
tie or do haff to come over there and
tie it on you myself? ma sed.
III do it, pop sed.
Wich he did.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
DTD7NTNETC CTEADTEC BY THORNTON
DLD llV1L - Ol0lLC BURGESS

that nest We're four precious eggs. So
Kitty was most anxious that Mr.. Black
Snake should be driven away. She
flew a little way to meet Farmer
Browns Boy and went back into a
bush right above Mr.. Black Snake.
Farmer Browns Boy knew right
away just where to look. He stopped
long enough to cut long switch ahd
then he made his way in among the
/ bushes. Mr.. Black Snake had heard
him coming, and had coiled. He still
held Smarty Chipmunk. Farmer
Browns Boy gave a whistle of sur
prise when he saw who it was that Mr..
Black Snake had caught.
so. no, Mr.. Black Snake; You have
caught one of Striped Chipmunk's ba-
bies, have you?' he exclaimed "That
won't do at all. OF course, you must
eat the same as any one else, but
can't have you making your meals on
little friends of mine. 1 suppose that
little Chipmunk is dead and 1 ought
to let you have it, but if I do you will
be sure to come back for more. There
are too many feathered folk with
homes around here for me to allow you
to stay"
Farmer Browns Boy reached out
and struck the ground with the switch
close to Mr.. Black Snake. Mr.. Black
pretended that he was going to fight
Farmer Browns Boy. Farmer Brown s
Boy chuckled, for he knew that it was
all bluff. He struck lightly with that
switch and just the tip of it stung
Mr.. Black Snake. Now, of all the
Snake family, Mr.. Black Snake is one
of the swiftest. At the sting of that
switch he decided that he no longer
had any desire for Chipmunk dinner.
He no longer cared for the Old Or
chard. 1t would be much nicer a long
way from there.
MIR. Black Snake started at once
He started in a hurry. He acted just
as if he had remembered quite sudden
ly most important engagement.
Farmer Browns Boy yelled and ran
after him. All the birds screamed and
flew after him. My, how Mr.. Black
Snake did travel, They couldn't keep
him in sight long. Farmer Browns s
Boy chuckled. II hope I've taught
him lesson" said he. Hes all right
where he belongs, but he doesn't be-
long here. I didn't want to really hurt
him, and l didn't. l wish 1 had found
him before he killed that little Chip
munk." But Smarty Chipmunk hadn't
been killed.
Copyright 1925. by T w Burgess)
Evening star., 1925-06-23
EXPERIMENTS for the Amateur.

There are several garden flowers,
Mr.. Burbank, that l think have been
among your subjects of experiment
and which might be touched on now"
1 mentioned one morning.
I'VE have already quite list" an
swered Mr.. Burbank. but l think
there might be added coreopsis, sal
Was asters and goldenrods.
Coreopsis are composites, are they
not?" i asked.
"Yes, and asters, too," said Mr.. Bur
bank "as well as marigolds and
dahlias and cosmos, Of which we have
already spoken.
THE coreopsis offer a good op-
portunity for amateurs, but as in the
case of all composites, there are GER
tain difficulties about hybridizing
them by hand-pollenation.
I'm order to lie sure that only the
pollen from another flower reaches
the pistil of a composite flower, the
pollen already there must be removed
by washing 1t off or by blowing it
away. 1t is well to make sure that
all the pollen, or nearly all, has been
removed by using a magnifying glass.
After removing the pollen touch
the blossom lightly with the flower
whose pollen is wanted, rubbing it
gently against the pistils, and for
certainty it is well TO mark the flower
and repeat the process for several
successive days, for the reason that
all the little fiorets in the center do
not all mature at the same time. The
outer rows mature first and the inner
rows last.
MY work with the coreopsis, which
extended over about four years, has in
cluded many of the species, the most
important being the coreopsis Ian
ceolata, and these experiments pro-
duced plants more compact in growth,
with larger flowers and stronger
stems, more suitable for cutting"
Are there wild coreopsis, too?" l
asked.
Yes, besides the many species un-
der cultivation there are wild coreop-
Evening star., 1925-06-23
Cones for Ice Cream.

Cream three tablespoonfuls of but
ter or margarine and add one-third
cupful of sugar gradually. Add one
egg unbeaten and beat until the mix
ture is smooth. Add two tablespoon
fuls of milk and three-fourths cup
full of -four alternately. Spread thin
on a baking sheet and bake in a mod
erately hot oven until the edges just
begin to brown. Remove from oven,
cut in 5-inch squares, then roll
quickly in cone shape. II the cake
becomes brittle, put back in the oven
a few seconds to become soft again.
Be careful not to overlook the mix
ture. 1t will not roll easily If it has
been baked too long.
Evening star., 1925-06-23
Grilled Trout.

There Is nothing more delicious in
the way of dainties than trout. Wash
and dry the trout thoroughly. take off
the head, split open the fish, then
take out the bone. beginning at the
top. Dredge well with flour. Rub the
bars of a double gridiron which has
been warmed on clear fire with suet,
place the trout between and broil for
eight minutes. Serve very hot with
butter in small pieces over the fish,
and a little salt
Evening star., 1925-06-23
Baby Beets.

Cook some tiny beets until tender.
Slip off the skins and pack at once in
hot sterilized jars. Add two cloves
and a stick of cinnamon to each jar.
Meanwhile boil together half a meas
ure each of vinegar and sugar, add
ing one tablespoonful of sugar for
each jar, and pour this while boiling
over the beets, filling the jars to over
flowing. These tiny beets may be
served like olives, in small glass
dishes, eaten whole, ice cold, as a
relish with meat or used as a earnish
with salads
Evening star., 1925-06-23
Sheep Are Lost.

This is 81 tbe be-. SECOND part of the story of
yesterday and follow the cut-outs for the
rest of the week, you will have a whole set
of pretty dresses for her.
1t was Bo-Peep's very special task
to take care of her fathers big flock
of sheep. She loved them all and
knew every one of them by name.
There was The Major, who led the
flock. and everything that he did the
others did after him. There was
F'risky. and Cloverbell, and Topsy, and
Eva, and oh. so many others that no
one but Bo-Peep could ever begin to
name them all.
But one morning when Bo-Peep went
out to tend her sheep they We're no.
where to be found. At first she could
not believe it, but by noon she had
to admit that her precious sheep were
lost.
Color Bo-Peep's dress light blue
with the ribbons lacing it up the front
and on the sleeves, pink. Make the
bow on her crook ping also and her
hat pale blue with large pink bowl