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Evening star., 1925-07-26

genuine or the artificial on set. He
says that if everything in a scene
showing fine drawing room or dining
room in a home of wealth and culture
is faxed, the actors will not strike
the proper note of cultivation required.
Betty Bronson has just completed
''The Golden Princess" a story of
early California, adapted from Bret
Harte's famous "Tennessee's Partner"
She also played the feminine lead In
Not So Long Ago" which is sched-
uled for release in September.
After Satan in Sables" it has been
decided definitely that Lowell Sher-
mans next picture for the Warmers
will be The Love Toy" The book
created quite a sensation when it was
first published around the first of
the year. and so far its author has
remained in the background. 1t is a
lively story of New York life.
Blanche Sweet, it has been learned,
has made application through an in
surance agency for $150,000 facial in
surance. She is working in Dan
gerous Currents" a picture in which
one of the thrilling features will be
a gas explosion, and, realizing that
she will run some risk of disfigure-
ment, is playing safe.
Lionel Barrymore is to play fea-
tured role in Raoul Walsh's Para
mount picture, The Lucky Lady" an
original story by Robert +. Sherwood,
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Photoplays This Week

announced for the first three days of
this week at the Lincoln Theater, be-
ginning this afternoon at 3 o'clock, in
Soul Fire" a camera version of Mar
tin Browns play, Great Music" sup
ported by Bessie Love, Carlotta Mon
terey, Lee Baker, Effie Shannon, Ella
lee Ruby, Helen Ware. Walter Long,
Harriet Sterling and Arthur Metcalfe.
The action depicts the experiences of
Eric Fame before he was equipped to
compose great music. A new Aesop
Fable and the Kilograms will round
out the program.
Wednesday and Thursday Virginia
Valli in up the Ladder" Bobby Yer
non in "Air Tight and a Lyman H.
Howe Hodge Podge." Friday and
Saturday, Laurette Taylor in "One
Night in Rome" supported by Tom
Moore, Miss Du Pont, Alan Hale,
Warner GLAND. Joseph j. Bowling and
Brandon Hurst; also by Our Gang"
in The Big Town." a Pathe Review
and Saturday the tenth installment of
"Sunken Silver"
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actors and technicians, has returned
to the Hollywood studio from a loca-
ton journey to the lumber regions of
Oregon.
Hugo Ballin, author, scenario writer
and director, and John Lynch, one of
the brilliant scenarists in the movies,
nave been added to the production
stan at Paramount's Hollywood
studio to serve as supervising editors
under the direction of Hector Turn
bull, production supervisor of Para
mounts West Coast activities.
Paul Bern, Paramount director, 1t
is claimed, has the distinction of
being the only screen director to be
appointed by Secretary of Commerce
Hoover as a delegate to the Interna-
tional Exposition of Modern Decora-
tive and Industrial Art now in prog
ress in Paris.
"Gunboat" Smith, x-heavyweight
fighter who played with Richard Dix
in THE Shock Punch" and "The
Lucky Devil has been added to the
cast of Lovers in Quarantine, Bebe
Daniels latest.
To follow the industry's Greater
Movie Season" drive, the Christie
producing forces are instituting an
Independent movement to create a
Greater Laughter Season beginning
with their comedy, Seven Days" a
camera version of the Mary Roberts
Rinehart- Avery Hopwood play.
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AMBASSADOR-"The Making of
O'MaIley"

The Making of O'Malley," starring
Milton Sills. will be shown for the
first three days of this week at Gran
dalIs Ambassador Theater, together
with new Aesop Fable and other
short reels; Wednesday and Thursday,
Richard Dix in Paramount's version
of the play by Belasco and Henry c..
De Mile, Men and Women" also Al
st. John in THE Iron Mule; Friday
Code of the West" by Zane Grey
with Owen Moore, Constance Bennett,
Mabel Balm and David Butler, to.
gether with the tenth of The Pace
makers" series, and Cliff Bowes in
tNever Fear; Saturday. William
Haines and Dorothy Devore in
Fighting the Flames" supported by
David Terrence, Sheldon Lewis and
Charlie Murray, also Cur Gang in
The Big Town" a new Grantland
Rice "Sportlight" and the Pathe Re
view,
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DCMBARTON.

Today, House Peters in Tornado"
tomorrow, THE Bandolero"; Tuesday,
Billie Dove and Harry Morey in The
Roughneck"; Wednesday, Alice Terry
and Ernest Gillen in ANY Woman;
Thursday, Betty Bronson, Florence
Vidor and Adolphe Menjou in Are
Parents People?'; Friday, Norma Tai
madge in only a Woman; Saturday,
Richard Talmadge in Youth and Ad-
venture -
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HOME.

Today, Ricardo Cortez and Jetta
Goudal in The Spaniard.'' and Ha'
Roach's Yes, Yes, Nanette"; tomorrow
Dorothy Devore, Louise Fazenda and
Cullen Lands in THE Broadway But
terfiy," and Aesop Fable; Tuesday
Maurice Flynn in Speed Wild" and
Neal Burns in Call a Cop; Wednes
day, Florence Vidor in Grounds fol
Divorce" and Al st. John in 1.-The
Iron Mule; Thursday, Richard Tai
madge in "Jimmie's Millions" and
Sennett's He Who Gets Smacked"
Friday. Bob Custer in THE Texas
Bearcat" and Juvenile comedy, DIRTY
Hands,; Saturday, Jack Holt in THE
Light of Western Stars" Cliff Bowe.
in Permit Me" and "Sunken Silver,
No Z
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Next Weeks Photoplays

COLUMBIA-"B eggar on
Horseback" based on the
Marc Connolly and George
S. Kaufman play.
ETROP POLITAN-Corinne
Griffith in THE Marriage
Whirl."
PALACE-Allan Dwan's pro-
duction, The Night Life of
New York"
RIALTO-"Biack Cyclone"
featuring Rex, the wild
TIVOLI-Claire Windsor in
Just Woman" wild
Fire" "Are Parents People"
and The Crackerjack."
AMBASSADOR-"The Mar
riage Whirl," After Business
Hours Wild Fire and "Ad-
venture"
EARLE kiss Me
Again" The Kiss Barrier"
and Just Woman
CENTRAL-Evelyn Brent in
Smooth as Satin" His Su-
preme Moment "Chickie"
and Dangerous Innocence"
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Flnograms

has been overpopular in America, has
been making inquiries of all govern
ments as to their laws regulating
motion pictures, and American film
producers are beginning to feel that
1t is a drive against American films,
which have been crowding the others
out abroad.
Third dimension pictures produced
by a new light ray invention have
been screened for the first time in the
Essanay Film Studio by a company
of which George K. Spoor, who in
vented the new device, is president.
The various phases and periods of
art in the Metropolitan Museum or
Art in New York are being filmed to
be rented to art schools, art museums
and societies. Seven of Is proposed
pictures already have been completed
Richard Barthelmess has bought the
screen rights to Just Suppose,
play which ran for some time on
Broadway.
A company is being formed to per
petuate on the screen the Teapot
Dome scandal A Cleveland real
estate man and a Washington banker
are interested in it.
Lou Tellegen and Walter McGraill
have signed contracts for long terms
with Fox.
RaouI Walsh is to direct Lionel
BARRYMORE in The Lucky Lady" for
Famous Players. Greta Nissen, Buster
Collier, jr., and Marc McDermott Will
be IN the cast.
Fox will release December 20, as
its Christmas offering to the picture
public, THE Ancient Mariner
Darwin Was. Right" a May release,
says Film Daily, is in unusual demand
at the moment, and a recent long line
of exhibitors at the Fox exchange in
dicated the immediate demand for
monkey comedies" Strange how
some folks always want to know the
worst.
Selected by John Barrymore, Dolores
Costello. one of the two daughters
of Maurice Costello, a pioneer screen
star, will play the woman lead in
THE Sea Beast" the big whaling
epic Barrymore is to make for War
ner Bros.
Miss Costello has been on the West
coast only two months, yet she has
played leads and now, in an incredibly
short time, she is given a part OPP
DOSlI6 one Oh the WOIlu SlSlldI oSLOio'
Warner Bros. have closed an i'm
portant deal with Arthur Somers
Roche, famous novelist and short
story writer, whereby they secure all
the stories of Mr.. Roche and part
time services of the author, who has
been flirting with the screen for some
time.
Howard Higgin, whose first effort as
a director is In the Name of Love,
began his Hollywood career eight
years ago as a property boy. Even
tually he became a production man
ager and then art director. Then he
formed scenario writing team with
Sada Cowan, now Mrs. Higgin.
THE minute you begin thinking
about the camera you're lost" says
Wallace Beery. Some Of the great
est actors on the stage have failed
in films because they could not lose
their camera consciousness. All the
time they are trying TO play a scene
they hear the terrifying clicking
sound of the cogs of the machine"
According to James Cruze, movie
players react unconsciously to the
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CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son in New Lives for Old" news and
fables; Tuesday, Shirley Mason in
The French Lady; Imperial comedy,
Tons of Trouble; Wednesday and
Thursday, Monte Blue in Recon-
pense," news and newspaper fun; Go
Getters in Sleeping Cutey'; Friday,
Hoot Gibson in Tanning the West :;
Ben Turpin, Romeo and juliet" !;
sixth chapter, "Sunken Silver; Sat
urday, Baby Peggy in 'Helen's Ba-
bies"; Universal comedy, Nearly
Rich; tenth chapter, Circus Mys-
terry"
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EARLE ROOF-"Up the Ladder"

Photoplays announced for the Earle
Roof this week will be: Sunday Mon
day and Tuesday, up the Ladder"
with Virginia Valli, Forrest Stanley,
Holmes Herbert, Margaret Livtngs-
ton and George Fawsett, together
with a comedy. Half a Hero; Wed
nesday and Thursday, Wings of
Youth and a comedy entitled Wages
of Tin; Friday and Saturday. Folly
Of Vanity" with Betty Blythe and
little Dorothy Poynton, 10-year-old
swimming star, also a comedy, THE
Iron Mule" Dancing continues on
the roof from II o'clock until mid
night to music by Robert Bond Gotta.
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Continued from First Page.)

son and composed of Washingtonians.
The act will be in the nature of a con-
test between Jazz dancing and the
ballroom variety. also instrumental
and vocal numbers.
Heading the operate offerings will
be Miss Estelle Wentworth, former
ly star with the Reginald de Koven
Opera Co., and we'll known prima
donna. On the jazz side in vocal con-
test is Miss Kate Smith, Washing
tons Own Sophie Tucker" Other well
known local talent will contest and
three silver loving cups will be pre-
sented the winners.
Charlie Chaplin, in THE Idle Glass y;
the International News and other
short films vii be added.
Mischa Guterson, conducting the
Itialto Orchestra, will offer for the
overture THE Dance of the Hours,
from La Gioconda," by Ponchielli.
COLUMBIA-"Th Manicure Girl"
Frederic and Fannie Hatton, au-
thors of upstairs and Down." have
fashioned a new romantic comedy.
called "The Manicure Girl" that will
picture Bebe Daniels, the Paramount
screen star, at LoeW'S Columbia this
week in what is described as a story
of metropolitan atmosphere and in
tersely dramatic and romantic ele-
ments. finely balanced by a comedy
appeal.
I Frank Tuttle, who directed "a Kiss
in the Dark and Miss Bluebeard, s.
directed The Manicure Girl" and its
cast includes Edmund Burns, Gloria
Swanson's leading man in The Hum
ming Bird; Dorothy Cummings, Vic
tor Moore, Hale Hamilton and Char
lotte Walker. Townsend Martin
adapted the story to the screen.
1t concerns manicure girl, engaged
TO young mechanic of her own
class, whose constant association with
rich men throws her fiance's thrifty
ways into such sharp contrast that
she drifts into a friendship with a
married man who showers her with
favors. Then the girl suddenly finds
her engagement broken and makes
the discovery that her rich friend is
already welded.
Ralph Graves latest short comedy.
Cupid's Boots; the International
news reel Topics of the Day and an
overture and score by the Columbia
Orchestra will be added attractions.
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YORK.

Today, Adolphe Menjou and Betty
Bronson in "A Kiss in the Dark" and
Walter Hers in "A Karin Romeo"
tomorrow. Colleen Moore in Sally and
Pathe Review; Tuesday and Wednes
day, Blanche Sweet and Ronald Col
man in His Supreme Moment" and
Bobby Vernon in Air Tight; Thurs
day, Thomas Meighan in "Old Home
Week" and Hal Roach's Yes, Yes
Nanette"; Friday, Laurette Taylor in
'One Night in Rome" and The Pace.
makers" No. 8; Saturday, Harry
Carey in The Texas Trail" Sen.
nett's Breaking the Ice" Pathe
News and "Sunken Silver" No. 8.
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PARK.

Today and tomorrow, George Beban
in THE Greatest Love of ALL" Bobby
Vernon in French Pastry" and
Pathe News events; Tuesday, Betty
Blythe and Thurston Hall in Fair
Lady" and Jimmie Adams in "Sit
Tight; Wednesday and Thursday,
Jack Holt in THE Light of Western
Stars" and Lloyd Hamilton in Hook
ed; Friday, Wesley Barry in George
Washington, Jr.," and Lige Conley in
Hello! Goodbye; Saturday, Lenore
Uric in Tiger Rose" and AL st. John
in Fares, Please" Saturdays, con.
tinuous from 2. and Sundays from 8
p.m)
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CENTRAI-'The Snob Buster

Reed Howes Will be seen in the title
role Of 1.-THE Snob Buster" for the first
time In Washington at Crandalls Cen
tral Theater the first two days of this
week. beginning Sunday afternoon at
3. The story concerns the develop
ment Of a young aristocrat into a real
human being, and abounds in action
The companion offerings will be the
eleventh release in The Pacemakers"
and Charlie Chase in Looking for
Sally: Tuesday and Wednesday, Bar
bara, La Marr and Conway Tearle in
The Heart of a Siren" and AL st.
John in Curses; Thursday and Fri
day, Marshall Neilans The Sporting
Venus" with Blanche Sweet, Lew
Cody and Ronald Colman, also Harry
Langdon in His Marriage Vow
apd Lyman II. Howe Hodge Podge'';
Saturday, Reginald Denny in Univer-
saI's I'll Show You the Town." to-
gether with Hal Roach's Yes, Yes,
, Nanette" and the Pathe Review.
LTNCOLN-"SouI Fire"
EHchard RartheImess will be the star
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TAKOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Nazimova and
Jack Pickford in My Som; Pathe
News; comedy; Tuesday Lovers
Lane" comedy; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Weber and Fields in Friendly
Enemies," comedy; Friday, Tom Mix
in Teeth; Aesop's Fables, Pacemak-
ers, comedy; Saturday, T. Roy Barnes
and Wanda Hawley in stop Flirt-
ing; serial. "Sunken Silver" No. 4;
comedy, Aesops Fables.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy
Mackaill in "Chickie" and Hal Roach's s
Yes, Yes, Nanette": Tuesday and
Wednesday, Lewis S. Stone and Anna
Q. Nilsson in THE Talker" and
Aesop Fable: Thursday, Virginia Valli
in up the Ladder" and Neal Burns
in call Cop; Friday, Laurette Tay-
lor in "One Night in Rome" and The
Pacemakers," No. 10; Saturday, VIII
liam Haines and Dorothy Devore in
Fighting the Flames" Sennett s
Good Morning, Nurse" and "Sunken
Silver" No. 10.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, The Heart
of a Siren" with Barbara La
Marr and Conway Tearle; Tuesday.
IF I Marry Again." with Doris
Kenyon and Lloyd Hughes; Wednes-
day, Hoot Gibson in Let 'er Buck
Thursday, Lew Cody in Man and
Maid; Friday, 1.-The Bandolero," and
Saturday, Rin-Tin-Tin in Find Your
Man"
Evening star., 1925-07-26
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Bronson
and Adolphe Menjou in Are Parents
People?" and Larry Semon comedy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Alice Terry
in ANY Woman; Thursday, 'The
Battling Orioles; Friday, Florence
Vidor and Matt Moore in Grounds
for Divorce; Saturday, Jacqueline Lo-
gan and Capt. Nungesser in 1.-The Sky
Raider"
Evening star., 1925-07-26
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. Lewis S. Stone
and Anna @. Nilsson in THE Talker"
and Aesop Fable; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Dorothy Mackaill in Chick
lie" and Hal Roach's Yes, Yes, Nan
ette": Thursday, William Haines and
Dorothy Devore in Fighting Flames"
and Sennett's skinner in Silk; Fri
day, Virginia ValN in up the Lad
der" and THE Pacemakers," No. IL;
Saturday, Elaine Hammerstein in
After Business Hours" Al st. John
in THE Iron Mule" aid "Sunken Sill
yer" No g.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

pATHE announces that Suzanne
Lenglen, the famous French wom-
an tennis player, is to demonstrate
| her game in detail before the film
camera, the views to include not only
normal pictures of Lenglen in action,
but also her particular strokes and
tactics.
Cecil B. De Miles latest advice as
to how to become movie star is
learn how to lick your weight in wild
| cats with fencing foil, because
nothing so quickly develops that
physical grace which is like cash in
the bank to a movie luminary.
! Junior Coghlan, who has been signed
| by Cecil B. De Mile because he is so
/ ugly, is said to have comb-defying
hair, more than a million freckles, two
teeth A. w. o. l.. and an infectious
grin.
Bischoff, Inc. dhe California stu
dios), at Hollywood, Is making 36
comedies, II of them the laughable
Biff Comedies, II of the II. G. Witwer
Classics in Slang" and IL of the Gold
| Medal brand Each of the Witwers
will feature a realistic prize fight.
Augustus Thomas, playwright and
director Of the Producing Managers
| Association, has been appointed chair
man of the production committee of
the De Forest Phonofilm Corporation,
organized to promote talking motion
pictures.
Motion Pictures Today states that
Mae Murray will make pictures in
Berlin, under the direction of Joe May,
for the German corporation Ufa, start
ing in September.
Katherine Macdonald, 'the Ameri-
can beauty" is coming back to the
screen to play in THE Unnamed Wom-
an" for Harry o. Hoyt. director of
The Lost World" Herbert Rawlin-
son and Wanda Hawley Will appear
in the cast.
Roxy's s7,O0O,OOO theater in New
York now it seems, is to be only one
of five or six. or even more, with Roxy
as the directing spirit.
John Mccormick, Colleen Moore's
husband, recently was given a compli-
mentary dinner in honor of his pro-
motion to be the Western production
manager of First National
The Urban Kineto Corporation,
through Red Seal Pictures, has put
on the screen a picture called ''Evolu-
ton" with no cast, no players-simply
studies of forms of life on this planet
from the earliest moving cells down to
the present time. They say it is most
interesting.
Emil Jannings newest picture,
filmed by Ufa, the German corpora
ton. is entitled Love Is Blind" from
story by Robert Lehman.
B. P. Schulberg has started THE
Biography of a Race Horse" to be re-
leased as Horses and Women"
The Desert Flower" Colleen Moore S
latest release. in which she nearly lost
her life, according to the Detroit Free
Press, is packed with drama, with
just a few thrills and comedy in
abundance, and in it Miss Moore
proves herself not only one of the
screens most effective emotional
actresses. but a comedienne without a
superior"
Robert Frazer has started work with
The Sea Woman" his initial First
National production, which Edwin
Carewe is directing.
Willard Louis. the corpulent come
dian, and Louise Fazenda are to team
in a series of comedies for Warner
Brothers.
Universal has bought Skinner s
Dress Suit" Henry Irving Dodge s
magazine story. for Reginald Denny
for next season, 1926.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
RAPHAEL.

Today and tomorrow, Blanche
Sweet and Ronald Coleman in His
Supreme Moment" Mack Sennett
comedy, THE Water Wagon: Tues
day, Mrs. Wallace Reed in Broken
Laws" also Fox News; Wednesday.
Matt Moore and Dorothy Devore in
THE Narrow Street" comedy; Thurs
day, Elaine Hammerstein in "The
Foolish Virgin, comedy, Bert Roach
in "City Bound; Friday, Richard Tai.
Evening star., 1925-07-26
SAVOY.

Today, Strongheart in White
Fang" comedy and Screen AL
manac"; tomorrow, Norma Shearer and
Conrad Nagel in Excuse Me" and
Lee Moran in His High Horse;
Tuesday, Shirley Mason in The Scar
let Honeymoon, comedy, Love
Sick" and Pathe Review; Wednesday,
Marjorie Daw and Give Brook in
Loves Bargain" and Sunshine COM
edy; Thursday, Lew Cody, Renee
Adoree and Harriet Hammond in
Man and Maid" and Al st. John in
Dynamite Doggie"; Friday, Louise
Fazenda and Harry Myers in Listen
Lester" Aesop Fable and THE Fight
ing Ranger" No. 6; Saturday, THE
Beautiful Sinner" and Our Gang" in
"East COMPANY
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Work was begun last week on the
erection of Crandalrs new Colony
Theater and Colony Apartments, to be
housed in the same edifice at the cor
ner of Georgia avenue and Farragut
street northwest. The building was
designed by John ]. link, is being
built by the Boyle Robertson Construc-
ton Co., Inc, and when completed
will represent a total cost of approx
mately S350,000 The theater will seat
400 on one floor.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

madge in Laughing at Danger" also
comedy; Saturday, Jack HoXie in Oar
ing Chances" comedy and Idaho" ,"
No. Z.
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Willard Louis, the corpulent come
dian, and Louise Fazenda are to team
in q series of comedies for Warner
Brothers.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Howard Higgin, whose first effort as
a director is In the Name of Love,
began his Hollywood career eight
years ago as a property boy. Even
tually he became a production man
ager and then art director. Then he
formed a scenario writing team with
Sada Cowan. now Mrs. Higgin.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Universal has bought Skinner s
Dress Suit" Henry Irving Dodge's
magazine story, for Reginald Denny
for next season, 1926.
The "a crl1e of NafinnS u-hich norar
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
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The Home Of Perfect Entertainment
Evening star., 1925-07-26

According to James Cruze, movie
players react unconsciously to the
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Robert Frazer has started work with
The Sea Woman" his initial First
National production, which Edwin
Carewe Is directing.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

LTNCOLN-"SouI Fire"
K1chard Barthelmess will be the star
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Warner Bros. have closed an i'm
portant deal with Arthur Somers
Roche, famous novelist and short
story writer, whereby they secure all
the stories of Mr.. Roche and part
time services of the author, who has
been flirting with the screen for some
time.
Evening star., 1925-07-26

Supported BY Warner Richmond, Lit
tie Helen Ro,oland. Thomas J. CARR
qnr. Claude King and a Numsrot1s
and Competent Ensemble, in Lambert
HiLper's .Skilful Perturbation of
Gerald Beuatmont's Popular Story of
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-03
CANNERY TO START OPERATIONS SOON
 SAYS SAM ASP

Approximately 40 men are on the pay roll of the Drier Bay cannery and the actual start of the seasons pack ing is expected to begin Friday, ac- cording to Samuel Asp, superintendent of the plant who has been a business visitor in Seward for the last two days. A. s. Hoglie( foreman of the plant is accompanying MT Asp on the trip.
 The company is planning canning at least 10000 cases this year but it is hoped this number may be increas- ed to 40,O00 cases. w. W. Stoll sec retary and treasurer of German Co.,, who are the owners of the plant, is a passenger on the Yukon He will stop off at Drier Bay and come over to Seward later on in the week, pro- ceeding from here to Anchorage at which place they are operating this season the former Anchorage Packing Company plant, which they purchas- ed last winter. William H. Rev holds, representing the Prince Pack ing Company of New York, is remain ing permanently at the plant during the entire season. Mr. Asp and MT. Hoglie leave Seward tomorrow morn ing on the company's purse seiner Martin D." They are guests of the Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-06-03
REVIVAL PLACER MINING AT NOME
 BEING FORECAST
U. s. SIMPLIFYING & REFINING co. IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE, June 3 (P)-The Alaska Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce has forecast revival of placer min- ing in the Nome district, as result of heavy purchases of supplies in Se- attle. R. L. Russell, purchasing agent for the United States Smelling, Re- fining and Milling Company which has taken over the interests of the Hammon Company of San Francisco, has established headquarters here.
 Much material is going to Nome on the steamship Victoria, sailing at 10 o'clock this morning on the first trip of the season.
 Norman Stines, of Fairbanks. will leave for Nome in an airplane within the near future, to be on hand when the Victoria arrives in port.