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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21

Today she was but q .spectator-a
girl aglow with gypsy beauty; part
of the big audience at murder trial
in the Thirty-seventh District court.
But she was studying role, learn
ing how to take the leading part in
fight for her life. For on Novem-
Der IS she must stand trial, charged
with murder.
Suzanne Crawford, pretty coed
slayer of her ex-husband, entered a
courtroom for the first time in her
life Tuesday morning for the purpose
of getting accustomed to the atmos-
pherc of murder trial.
With her fiance, Prentice NJ. Hen
ley. Suzanne sat way back in the
audience Of the Thirty-seventh court
room as the trial of "Red" Hamilton;
charged with the murder of Tom
Cooper, proceeded. Quietly and with
out comment she watched the wheels
of justice grind their way through the
testimony; watched the jury listening
to words that would condemn or con-
vct, and saw witnesses mounting the
stand to help or to hurt a fellowman.
FRIGHTENS GIRL.
"I'm scared" she admitted.
"Insde I'm quaking at the thought
of having to face so many people
when my trial comes up. 1t seems SO
solemn, doesn't it?"
The living tragedy that shadows q
murder trial, and the tension of the
courtroom, are new to Suzanne Craw-
ford. She was overawed by the un.
smiling faces of men gathered to bat
tie over a mans fate.
81 have never been inside of court
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILL HEAR BLANTON

Anti-compulsory vaccination advo-
Gates will hold mass meeting in the
Labor Temple Thursday night.
W. ii. Blanton. attorney, will adj
dress the meeting on the vaccination
law.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
$1,000 WORTH A DAY.

Approximately $1,000 worth of food
is wasted daily by San Antonio peo-
pie. 1t costs the city $1,000 a day
to dispose of its garbage.
Superintendent Kane reckons the
average grocery bill knocks $40 off
the man of the houses pay check. He
points out that every family can't
eat Holsters and mushrooms even when
the preacher comes to Sunday dinner.
MANY must dine on bread and butter
and little else.
Residents of Bingville, however.
are advised TO go ahead and plant
their corn and cotton crops every year,
however.
USE 4 INCINERATORS.
Mr.. Kane is of the opinion that the
seven-year famine Of Egypt would be
eclipsed by the hunger that would be
in evidence in Bingville, should they
wait for San Antonio to salvage its
garbage for its soup line.
For San Antonio has constructed
four incincrators in which its garbage
is consumed. Fine meshed wire COW
ers the smoke stacks which prevents
danger of flying embers causing
fires. The winds carry away most
of the odor when the smoke emerges
from the high stacks.
The city's incinerators can be found
on Jay, Simpson and Moras streets
and in Breckenridge park.
Complaints about the incinerators
ore few and far between, according to
Mr., Kane.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
FIVE GUINEA PIGS
PURCHASED FOR zoo

Park Commissioner Ray Lambert
announced Wednesday the purchase OF
five guinea pigs for the Breckenridge
Park Zoo. Two of them are of the
angora variety. The five cost $40.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
We're Innocent

The United States treasury de-
partmcnt complains that $780,
100000 in gold, silver and currency
has been withdrawn from circula-
ton. 1t can search US.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
NAME ORANGE MAN
TRAFFIC MANAGER

J.. NJ. Shcppcrdson, traffic manag .r
OF the Chamber Of Commerce at
Orange. has been named traffic mana
ger of the Port of Corpus Christi.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Added Dangers

Miniature kitchens are to be add
ed to airplanes used commercially
in Europe adding new dangers to
those faced by lowly pedestrians.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Useful Now

How dear to my heart is the old
copper boiler.
Its place in my heart there is nothing
can fill.
1 never adored IL
Until mother stored 1t
And then father made II our best
family still.
-Hermosa Beach Review.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
For Philadelphia

Philadelphia surgeons now prevent
dogs from disturbing sleepers by re-
moving the barking chords in the dogs
throat. That's great news-for Phila-
delphia.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
"Mister" Will Do

A Paris cablegram says Gloria
Swanson's husband is not . mar
quis.
So Gloria Swanson's mate Is not
A marquis! My. how sad!
Yet, eyea 20. ms far rs we
Can see, It's not SO bad.
The only title he can boast
Is mister" 10 they say;
Well, that's . darncd good title in
Our good old U. S. A.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Lobster, Perhaps

"Ninety-nine per cent Of all sickness
is caused by wrong food combinations"
says an eminent authority. wonder
what one ought to eat with three
pieces of mince ple?" Gjuro asks. Try
some lobster.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
BASKET BALL COURTS
OPENED AT NEW PARK

Two basket ball courts are now
available for use at the new Wood
lawn Lake park, IT was announced
Wednesday by Park Commissioner
Ray Lambert.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Can't Be Done

81 am tired of men hiding be-
hind women's skirts" says Judge
f. H. Kerrigan of San Francisco.
We don't think they can these days,
judge.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
What 1t Will Do

Illustrating what some bootleg liquor
will do, a man filled the gasoline tank
of his Ford with moonshine and II
promptly tore two wheels off Rolls
Royce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Wcrd of Warning

This is a good time to avoid
meeting a policeman. Thirty-five
thousand tickets have been printed
for the departments annual ball.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Old Stuff

1t was nothing new to Harry
Brand to be met when he arrived
by a group of men in full dress.
He has that experience everytime
he enters a swell cafe.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
REVEALS SECRET.

And now the one who trained Broad.
ways vanishing purse has revealed the
secret Of its magic.
Il JUS tie a piece of old black string
to a ole black purse, Robert Mackel
says, IAN l put the purse out in the
middle Of the street so folk won't think
it's Just a joke. Men l hide behind a
fence. When somebody almost grabs
it | pulls it in.
Roberts home is at 1919 Broadway.
"Somc folk laugh and some of 'em
FUSS" Robert said. Il reckon from the
'spression on their faces that some OF
EN- must cuss. But they're all dis
appointed"
WOMEN BITE" MOST.
Rich people as well as poor ones
stop, Robert says. Women especially
bite Roberts bait of gold. Not long
ago a man left a passing street car
to grab that purse that was-then
wasn't.
Since men have hunted gold in. the
peaks and in the depths of the sea,
why shouldn't they seek it in the mid
die of the street?
And Robert, the philosopher, has
found that most Of us are afflicted
with a universal ailment known as the
"Gimmics," which displays its worst
symptom before lonesome little purse
that looks like it needs a guardian.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
It's Welcome

Speaking of cOngested traffic.
there appears to be lot Of it in
our department stores, also.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
SATISFIED 5. A.
RENTERSKE
To SUMMER
H OMES
Only Birds Moving to New
Residences for
Winter.

There is satisfaction among San
Antonio renters.
1t is moving time, but only the birds
are leaving their summer homes.
Now is the season when ordinarily
thousands of home are broken up
when people begin all over again, hard
though it may be to start housekeep-
ing anew with smashed crockery and
shattered nerves.
But this fall the moving van is idle
and crockery remains whole.
The slump in moving during the
first 10 days of fall-a time when
usually hundreds of families seek new
homes for the winter-is attributed to
the fact that San Antonians are evil
IDENTIFY satisfied with the homes they
have occupied during the summer.
FEW MOVE.
Despite the fact that sometimes its
cheaper to move than to pay rent; re-
CARELESS of neighbours wakeful dogs,
the saxaphone player who lives down.
stairs, the baby with lusty lungs in
the next apartment-in spite Of any OF
the many things that make people
break up housekeeping in one place to
seek another home-no boom in the
moving business has been noticed
with the coming of the BUSY" season.
On the contrary, there have been
only 95 moves a day on an average
counting families that have moved
from other places here, from San An
tonic to other cities, and within San
Antonio. In 1924 the average for the
entire year was III moves a day.
The Retail Merchants Association
keeps a record on movers through re-
ports turned in by van operators, and
Adolph Grasso, secretary, believes that
the fall seasons slump this year is
due to the satisfaction of renters.
HOUSES VACANT.
With the coming of the tourist sea-
son rents usually are increased, d
this alone causes many people to move
in search of cheaper rent. This season
there are many unoccupied houses,
making the supply better than usual
for the renter-a condition attributed
to the fact that so many people are
buying their own homes on small pay
ments down and so much month.
And now that the time has come
when people always migrate from
"cool, airy rooms" and exposures to
steam heat-yet refuse to move-the
moving man is sad and blue, lonesome
for the creak of scrambled furniture
and the crash of cut glass. For this
business of wrecking homes at so much
per wreck has become dull enough to
threaten bankruptcy, and the rattle OF
bric-a-brac, once music in his ears, is
no more.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21
Big at Bottom

Big balloon tires on n Ford make
IL look like a boy wearing : pair
of Oxford bag trousers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21

net draws steel, so does that lonesome
purse draw hands.
A fortune has been found.
A fortune has been lost.
"Whcre is my wandering purse to-
night?" walls many a man haunted by
the thought that something for nothing
was obtained, almost-but only al
most.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-21

CONTINUED on Page 2S, Part p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Cast Complete
for Screening
white Monkey

Nrer works ~ preparation on
scenario. sets aud cast. the sawyer
Lubin unit has started tho filming
OF "rhe white Monkey Ilafhnr4
Ia Mari Win be featured Ia the role
al Flour.
The role Of Soames, sbrewd cap
tain Of English commerce, win be
played by George Marion, celebrated
stage and screen actor Marion
made au undyins name fpr himself
ia his remarkable characterization
az tho old sen captain IN "Auut
Christie both Oh the stage and
scrren The part OF Michael Mont
viii bc played by Thomas lIoldiug
and Henry Victor, famous English
actor. has bcrn especially Imported
by Sawycr,Lubin 20 eunet tho part
~ Wufrcd Desert
The role OF Nictorinc nicke,. an
appealing Cocinsy SRI. VIII be
PLAYED uy Flora 10 Breton. famed
English STAGE and screen beauty.
Tho Important character 81 Tony
Ricket. gastor mnnger Of toy bal,
looms. a part which furnishes an 10.
tcaayt human note TO Galworhy'a
novel. has been assigned 10 Charles
Emmett Mack. Colin Campbell aud
rammany Young have been respcc
lively engaged to play Dandy and
Hul Hawkes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

great production. FOR three genmscs
created The Last Laugh" and IN
their valuable human document there
% Rn appeal "a heart tbrab and o
greater appreciation Of what n meant
when BE- la said that 'It b. a IaEg
from li~
TO Emil JaRnipas tho star who's,
fine fervur and remarkable chautc.
ier.Atlon Of the old doorman OF the
Atlantic hotel goes much 81 the
credit His transitions Of emotion
from tho ppmp Of q brass bui,uned
coat thru the pathos o. man whom
life has laid n staying hnnd. 10 thr
glory u tbs Inst laugh" which
comes to him b. whimsical trick
of fate. aTc Haid 20 be little lcss than
inlmitnbe one critic terms his work
aV superb"
Tho story by Carl Mayer, whose
first notable work, that OF tho widely
discussed Cabinet or Or. Caliearl. %
is ono that holds one breathlets %
Mayer has achieved much Of that
1Sich Hollywood authors have been
falling FAR short Of. according 10 re-.
cent reviews
And Of + IS Murnnu. the 81.
rector il is said He has achieved
tho unusual the miraculous for he
has produced n motion picture which
tells Itself ohio picture ~ nearly de-,
void ~ titiesi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
COLISEUM CONCERT

Music composed entirely boy Brit
Ish authors viii be played by tho
Coliseum Concert orchestra under r.
x. wineland. tomorrow afternoon al
iis one.hour Sunday concert, which
win bo the seventh program on the
international series being played AZ
the Coliseum thcater Beginning al
1880 o'clock the numbers win be or.
fcred in this order
Grand march "Pomp and Cir
eumrtance" ....,.......E lEar
Songs From England Potpourri
OF English airs. a..... Godfrey
Rnlston club 50 voices and sol0ista
Two request NUMBER
ta) Dear old Pal of Nine
- Gitsz Rice. IH Canadian
Contingent
tDi Molly on the Shore" drIsh
Reel. .....s.... Percy Granger
Selection from the comic opera
"finaforo .,.,-...... Sullivan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Jazz Has Fling
IN Capitol Film

Another story of tho lax mad
youth Of today Is booked 20 begin
at the Capitol sunday for a four.
day run Edith Thornton "a east
IA a young society girl. who lives a
life Of endless rcvelrr.
Robert Ellis has the role Of tho
son OF judge In love with the girl.
but fearful Of where her gay antics
viii lead her Matters turn out 30
that IL IS his father whose duty Il
is 10 prosecute the girl when she Is
arrested for FIST driving
Misfortune finds The glrl bsreft "
friends. She realizes the froth
which she has been mistaking for
the real thing But It remains for
her to find someone who win vouch
for her character.
The supporting east includes 10.
seph KiIgour. Helen Lynch. Betty
Francisco. Eddie Phillips ana wH.
fred Lucas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
eyGotta Get
an Editor for
the Paper Nou;

The editorial bee Is bu1ang
around the bonne,s OF Earl ilud.
sons scenario staff
The information has leaked out
that these young men are planning
"a newspaper for tho entertainment
ami edification Of the members Of
the Hudson units Everything Is
ready Tor tho first issue except the
important matter OF choosing an
editor For every member OF tho
staff 81 veteran news reporter or
editor and Il Is up 10 Hudson, him
selt an cR,uawH chaser. 20 decide
who shall be the big noise and
who tho reporters.
Hudson hes ample material FOR
newspaper Of metropolitan proper
tions. Jack JunKmcyrr for years
covered the biggest nnwH events
turnout tho country for y. y. \. Ecu.
gene Clifford, who coilhbomted on
the rcrlpt Of Milton snlb nmt
starring picture. "Ths Making az
p'Alailry." once worked OF the New
York Evening Journal Earl SMELL
lea tho Reno tNoyl Gazette for
acsnRrio writing Joseph r. Poland
who u preparing tho scenario Of
The Halfway GlfI" formerly
worked on the brooklyn Eagle. and
Raymond Harris was at one time O
star man on the old san Frauclsca
Exeminer and Gail Fred Stanley.
the newest member Of the scenario
STAFF. " n former Boston editor
when they settle their various az,
gumeuts. The weekly studio puIllca
ton viii havo SIS flrst issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Mary Philbin IS the pop
ular young star Of "The
Goiety Girl" the attraction
at the Colonial, Sunday and
Monday.
s9THE GAIETY GIRL" at tho
i Colonial Sunday and Monday,
Is story OF an aristocratic English
girl. forced by circumstances on the
stage. tricked into an odious mar.
rage. and delivered from her pre-
dicament By one Of the siransest
tricks Of fate ever seen on the
screen The gay night life Of Lon
don. the hectic revelry Of the Gaie;y
girls. and other spectacular embelhsh.
ments mark the action OF the story.
A strong cast supports The
Merry. Co Round Girl in the new
picture. Joseph J. Downing. who
played the title role In The Miracle
Man" appears as her stern grand.
father, descendant OF "a race Of king !.
James 0. BarrOws, veteran character
actor. is seen as the servitor Of the
ancient family. Grace Darmond, n.
nous for her beautiful gowns. up.
pears as the dashing show girl who
befriends the little aristocrat in her
venture into theaterdom. and vii.
liam Haines Is seen as the lover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

TWO great "rushcs" across the
l. continent mark the history OF the
Nests development Tho first was
the rush OF the forty,nincrs from thu
East 10 the gold fields OF California
and the free lands 81 Oregon. The
second was the rush OF '76 hy the
farmers OF the Mississippi valley 20
the buffalo fields OF Montana and
Wyoming
II Is this latter rush that forms
the theme Of Zane Grey's The Thun.
derine Herd. opening saturday At
the Liberty.
The picture wildly recrcates the
old West OF fifty years aFo. Thru.
out the plains OF the Mid West. huge
herds of buffalo roamed az will
Then. in the spring Of 1876. news
spread that the hides we're bringing
ne much as three dollars each IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Teach Lions A B Cs of Acting
in Special School at Studios

A SCHOOL for lions Ia running
"A run blast at Universal city
with 10 cubs, ranging In age from
six months tu five weeks, Ia daily
and stsruuoua attendance. Under
tho direction of Charles n. Murphy
chief animal trainer at the Universal
city goo. the cubs. an born ut the
studio. are getting their first actual
trimming Ia preparation for thrIr
debut IA pictures which viii occur
In Lorraine ot the Llous," laadoro
Bcrnstcna Jungle picture which Ed,
ward Scdgwick viii direct with Nor,
man Kerry and Patsy Ruth Miller
The FIRST lesson tho cubs had to
learn waa 20 associate IA the arena
without fighting. as an are Of dit
fercpt parentuso and instinct a.,
rcctcd warfare This accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
P0LA NEGRl VISITING
IN SOUTHERN FRANCE

pnlA Nrgd hsa loft her home
in Poacn. Poland, with her mother
for q brief visit 20 Southern France.
according 90 q csblesfam
Tho condition Of AiEs SsFri's
mother - sald TO be much improved.
Miss SoEri viii remain win her
mother until she starts back 90 tho
United states early in May
IN tho cablcgram from Niss NsEri
-. - - has itaf HhAn lilo HifH4
e.ai print u The Charmcr," her
newest starring vehicle which was
shipped her, and expresses great sat
lafartlnn at the results
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

lhoy were taught 10 appreciate pot
ting hy actors and actresses, mat
ter largely of overcoming timidity
us They aro 40 set too young to be
vicious They are now learning
simple triclS,
Tho work OF training tho animals
has gone on quietly Tor several
months aud nc the ramo time q
Jungle OF tropical plnn,a has been
growing, under steam heat, hidden
from the rest OF tho Htudio IA prep,
uritlon Tor tho now picture.
The story deals with a little girl,
cast ndrirt In Jungle na "a baby.
who grows M with villa animals as
her companions ana whose play,
mates AFRO lion cubs great gorilla.
and an elephant who practically
adopts her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
Only Six Months Experience
and Now Mmy's Leading MaRS

Hugh Allan. former Oakland. Cab.
nigh school boy who played hIa first
Glt in pictures nix months ago. can
testify that fairy stories DO come true
ror he has just signed n contract
70 play ns Mary Pickford'H Leading
man IN Little Annie Rooney"
Hugh could scarcely believe n
himself. after no had signed ON the
dotted line. but be- reached the gool
that scores OF young men 10 pic.
lures have not attained 100 yeHra Of
work the honor Of playing oppo
site Mary Piekford land did IL In
six months.
Allan's story does read Ike a fairy
tale.
Two years ago he was graduated
from Fremont High school IN Oak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
SANTAELLA PRESENTS
RUSSIAN BARITONE

Ia connection with the elaborate
musical arrangements at the strand
starting today. Salvatore sanmsila
viii present Boris sialsky. noted
Russian baritone, who was formerly
leading baritone OF the principal
opera houses OF petrograd. Moscow.
Riga and other couicrs Of Eastern
Europe
Commenting on MaisSy's sp-
psaranco In 'Pegitacsl." leading
PutroErad critic naya; 'Ife IN un.
execlied In lAst nights performance.
Not only has hs n mellow and ap.
pealIuE voice. bu, no also pusscrsra
great hIs'rinnic nbiiig.
Mr. Ninsky viii sing number Of
baritone solos from the stage u the
strand TO the accompaniment Of tho
Strand brilliant concert orchestra.
One Of the numbers which he viii
sing viii BE- Fantasia from B.zSis
Carmen"
The feature play A. the Strand
next week viii ha Norma TalmadEs
IN The Lady
Tho following program will b. Of
fered By the orchestra.
Carmen" Cia,ntasial ....... q. Bike,
by the swanse River" LNmeriean
Sketch. " II. MIDDLETON op. 81
THE Prince OF Pllscn" tsclectlonl
.s..,,,.,..,...... q Ludcrs
"ExiHse' ,...s.,...t.s H. Came
E.Hpana' NNaltzi .... =. Waldtcufci
tELst-.af.t. f4N-..., 40 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Hans Rrnrly Is working on the
continuity Of THE Twin sister" IN
which Constance Talmadga viii be
starred and production Is slated TO
get under way in about three weeks.
sidney Franklin. who will direct. has
been very M, but is recovering rnp.
idly. and II Is unlikely that produc.
ton viii he delayed on his account.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

East Immediately there was rush.
Persons from an ovor the country
and from All walks Of life started
for the buffalo fields Perhaps the
greatest influx was from Illinois. In.
diana aud Ohio.
The story Of Tho Thundering
Herd" tells Of thc Journey Of q group
of hardy men and women from their
farms ia The East 10 the vast unc,vil.
lied territory ~ The Far West. %
the bardshlps they suffered. ut tho
dangers they encountered the ob.
s;acIes they oycreame and OF their
ultimate success when they arrived
az their destination.
A talented cast has been assem-.
blcd which is headed By four 'ea.
tured piayors-Jack Holt. Lois WI.
son. Noah BeoFy and Raymond
Iiatton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

land re work f0r the cunard liuo
boo San FrancIaco for time, then
came 20 Lo8 Angelcs 90 secretary TO
Leland I,aInEiel, producer VI Holly
wood Photopjsy Production Later
be became assistant camcrnmnu md
film cutter. Then bo was offered a
biz ia "a Richard Talmadge film.
That was last summer Small
parts he took IN sally" and DE
clagse' won him fycyear con.
trnet with First National.
In seeking "a leading man who h
over six feet tall young ana hand.
come. Miss pickford f8w screen
tests Of Allan and he was signed
Immediately for the leading male rols
IN Little Annie Rooney" which Is
now IN production A. tho Pickford
lot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18
BETTY PREPARING FOR
NEXT PRODUCTION

Betty Bronson. who recently com.
pleted a featured role with Floreucs
Vidor and Adolphc Mcnjou in Are
Parents PeopIc7' which Malcolm 80
Clair directed. is nov taking a short
rest in preparation for her next pro-
duCtiOn.
The picture, yet untitled win be
made ut the West Coast studio. nc.
cording to an announcement today
by Jesse l.. Lasky. Production is
scheduled to start within the noxt
twenty days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-18

Cutting is progressing smoothly
on Just q Woman, ia which lead
ing roles mrs played by Conway
Tearie. Clair Windsor ana Percy
Marmont. The film, which Irving
Cummings directed, Is scheduled for
May release.