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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
FAMILIA Y P~RoPIEDAD

4 HEF A.rF. -
J La familia, at6nita, teme por su
razon. lEstara loco? iSera TODD
aquel evangelismo un fugaz sue
no? En- la angustiosa alternative
t~ranscurren algunas semanas. Tolls
tot, abstraido, so~nambulo, ausente
de Ia realidad, Sc pasa, como Don
Quijote, los dfas de claro en- claro
y las noches de turbio en- turbio.
Al fin. una manana, al sentarse
a la mesa. wiendo al criado de IL
brea, Sc enfurece:
-iFuera de aqui! Mientras no
sotros vivimos con boato, mucha
genie Sc muere de hambre. !.
Z Quien tiene la culpa? iNosotros!
Como Cristo, arroja a los mer-
caderes del temple. Administrator
res, secretarios, capataces, coche-
70, TODD Ell mundo es despedido in
continent. Ell patriarch renuncia
al lujo, a la servidumbre, a la pro
piedad.
"Hasta entonces-decfa la CON
desa en- su Observation-Disclosures
vivido como principles. Habitaba-
mos IN palacio, viajabamos en- CO.
che-salon, teniamos troicas" v tri-
neos por docenas vestiamos pieles
snntuosas. iPodiamos, de repen-
te, aceptar una vida de miserables
~muyicks"?
< mientras la famiIia cabildea-
pa, frente a un problema tan ur-
genie como pavoroso, Tolstoi ejer-
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UN R QUE L

rs una maquina que nadie mon.
ia. Del mismo modo pasa en- la vi.
da diaria, en- todos los 6rdenes de-
vivir inquieto a que nuestro siglc
o empuja.
listed requiere Para u anuncios
correspondence, es decir, que ha-
va sutido Ell efecto- deseado. listed
gasta su dinero en- anunclos pero
es justo que Ell mismo anrncio lie
pague por 10 menos parte de este
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
Ell oGRo Y LA n

La conferencia de Tatiana Tolls
tot tiene un delicioso intcrmedio.
Tatiana cuenta La vista que por
aquellos dias hizo al conde muyick
unafcolegiala de Moscu.
Fervientemente ~admiradora del
maestro, la muchacha obliga a su
miss a que la acompane. En- aquel
tumulto de cuehicheos entrecorta-
dos y de mejillas encendidas, que
acomete a la colegiala por las es-
caleras del ap6stol, hay como rumo
res litdrgicos.
La Adolescence, en- ell despacho
--blanco de cal Y sin mas muebIes
que n silla y una mesa-siente
vlvas curiosidades de mujer.
De puntillas, como en- ell orato.
rio del colegio, va a la mesa, "don
de espera yer cosas grandes". iOh.
desencanto! La mesa no es de frai.
les, sino de eremita. No hay en-
ella nj libros nj papeles; por no ha.
Der, nj tintero hay.
Sobre ell tabl6n de Pine Sc We una
Ibotella de tinta, pero sin tinta. i
una puma que, por usarla Tolstoi
produce en- Ia muchacha emocion
cast religiosa.
Y de repente, izas!, Tolstoi. Tolls
toi. barbudo, hurano, arrastrando
su larga blusa "muyick". La mu-
chacha no sabe como ponerse. nj
hacia donde mirar, nj que hacer.
Mas la mujer que en- ella abre mi
ra a hurtadillas al patriarch, y le
halla "viejo, feo Y rudo".
Tolstoi la interroga:
IA que vienes?
Ella, aturrullada, Sc hace I'm Ito.
Al cabo, rehecha, Sc decide. Y, alar
gandole una postal, balbucea:
-Vengo a que me firme listed
la postal.
Tolstoi, postal en- mano, mira
hacia la botella vacia. Ahora Ell
aturrullado es 81.
-iNo hay tinta!-exclama con
ademanes tragicomicos !Valga-
me Diosl Y el case es que la
hubiese firmado con gusto.
-iAh, Sill. Pues tome listed
exclama Ia chiquilla, audaz-. Fir
me en- seguida.
7 lie alarga al ogro su estilogra-
flea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

Dental de Squibb evita toda fermentation Y la
descomposicion e infection consecuente en- los
dientes y las encias. Els de gusto agradable
y puriicante. Limpiay embellece la ~dentadura.
Para proteger LA M DEL PELIGRo-donde
la encia toca ell diente-use la Crema Dental de
Squibb. De venta en- las farmacias principles.
SQUIBB & SONS, NEW YORK
outmieos Manufacn4re-os Ezablecidos en- 1858
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
LA PROPIEDAD
X Ell EVANGELIo

p EA~HT. s4sg ~.Af tA. @.I# HEEr a-
La tragedia que derrumb6 Ell ho-
gar de Tolstoi fue motivada por la
lpcha entire Ell espiritu evangehco
del marido Y las preocupaciones
m~ateriales de La mujer. La esposa
de un hombre genial echa sobrc
sus hombros un peso. terrible. Ell
genio suele ser imperative, arbitra
rio, extravaganza. Todas sus cua-
hdades buenas o malas adquieren
preparedness desmesuradas, gigan-
tescas. Su conception del mundo,
de la vida, de la realidad, difiere
del resto de los morales. Els como
un habitante de otro nlaneta.
Sofia Andreifna .ioven, bella, de
familia ilustre, conoce a Tolstoi,
va maduro Y afamado. Ell amor
del conde e tan v~iolento, que anne
naza a la joven con matarse 81 10
rechaza. Ella, a su vez, admiradora
dei noveilsta, de paglnas, .conmovi-
da por ell rasgo romantico, 10 acep-
ia. mas que enamorada, fascinada.
Jamas IN matrimonio comenzd
con tan favorables auspicios. Ell
amor, la fortuna, la ~celebridad, en-
galanaron ell hogan durante amos.
Pronto una hija Y I'M hijo colmaron
Ia felicidad conyugal.
Y he aquf que, Ell novelista Sc
lorna en- ~filosofo. Ell ToIstoi de
La guerra la paz truecase en- 81
austero evangelista de "Yasnaga
Polina." Slbitamente es presa dc
un sublime ensueno mesianico.
siente repugnancia por la riqueza,
.por ell lujo, por la fama, por la ce-
lebridad. Habla de retirarse al
campo, repartirs sus bienes, vestir-
Sc de "mnyiek," habitarsnna izba,
guar la yunta, ganar ell pan cor
el sudor de su rostro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

a los suyos, carne de su carne, en-
servicio de Dios.
Extra al hogar de madrugada,
cuando todos duefmen tranquila-
los. Revuelve en- Ell despacho unos
pape1es, toma su "Diario" y hui
ye. en- la obscuridad, campo ira
viesa.
A la manana lcunde en- Yasna
va la tragica nueva. Sofia
Andreiefna, enloquecida, Sc AFRO
ia al lago, de donde la sacan mo-
ribunda. Los hijos corren tras Ell
padre. Y en- la estacion aldeana de
Aspatawo 10 hallan muerto en- bra
EOS de Checof, Eel amado discipu-
To-"
FL suicide del patriarch no fue
deliberacion, sino ofrenda. Tolstoi
Iinmola su vida, mas que por huir
de 10 humane, por refugiarse en- 10
.dlvlno. Vlctlma lnsigne Y generosa,
su sensibilidad social lie conduce al
holocausto. En- la Gina de esa
montana, que es su obra, refulgen,
como en- ell Tabor, las nuevas Ia
bias de la Ley:
"Mientras nosotros vivimos con
Iboato, mucha genie muere de ham
bre. Z Quien tiene la culpa? mos
otros!"
Crist6bal de CASTRO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
TRAGEDIA
DE ASPATOWO.

Tolstoi tiene mas de ochenta
amos. Robusto, atletico, barbudo,
lleno de vigores campestres, es
una estampa de Abraham. Como
el patriarch biblico, vive entire al
deanos v pastores, come en- las
eras, sacia la sed en- los regatos.
Como Abraham, elegido del Senior,
recibe una mission dolorosa. No en-
Moriah, para sacrificar a Isaac por
ell cnchillo v por Ell fuego, sino en-
Yasnaya Poliana, para abandonar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
dinero.

Hoy pOdemos ufanarnos de asegp
rar a nuestros- lectores que nuessra
section de anuncios clasihcados N
falla. constantemente recibimos or
denes de baja, va que 10 ~anuncia-
do ha sido vendido antes. de cum
plirse la semana, y a su veg nre-
Vos ~articulos aparecen en- las Co
lumnas,, Recuerde que Ell MuNDo
le da mas servicio que cualquier
otro diario. su anuncio aparessE@
en- la edici6n dominica. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02

Csmisas para homhEes de tela Cham
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las a sus amigos. Estas camisas Sc deta-
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
e. GENIo Y Et-H0GAR
UNA C~ONFERENCIA
A~CCIDENTADA.

La condesa Tatiana Suchotin-
Tolstoi, hija del patriarch russo, ha
dado en- un teatro de Viena una
conferencia sobre intimidades del
gran novelista. Diversas circuns-
5tancias contribuyeron a que ell acto
fnese accidentado y ruidoso. Pri-
nero, ell formidable reclamo en-
diarios Y carteles calleieros. Lue-
go, los ~precios: una equivalencia
De ounce pesetas butaca. LuegO, el
que la condesa hahla4muY NAL Ell
aleman.
H En- estas condolences, leno ell
teatro de un .pdblico impaciente,
Ell ilustre escritor Alexandra Mos
81 presento a la hija de Tolstoi. Y,
la hija de Tolstoi comenzo a ha-
bular en- un aleman tan confuse,
que tuvo que dejarlo para conti-
'nuar SUI discurso en- frances, ALI
fue Troya. Todo ell mundo, en- pie,
la i%ncrepaba: "iQue liable en- ale
man! mos han enganado!" Por
fin. Mossi logr6 aplacar al "augus
to Senado" v la condesa acabar slI
-cometido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
IA GRAN HUSTON

Z-Er 49, a+-H sa4.A ~ -. -
Desde entonces va no hay fami-
liza, no hay hogan, Tolstoi no perte-
nece a este mundo. Poseso de Ia
Gran Illusion mesianica, viste Ia
blusa de "muyick", calza alpar-
gatas y labora la TERRA. va no Sc
considera ell padre, sino ell huesped.
Quiere pagan pension; pretende
captar a la mujer ICON amor y bon
dad. Abandona toda labor litera-
|ria, excepto ell "Diario", que redac.
Ia de madrugada, a escondidas, ,
en- donde, dfas antes de su fuga
tragica, escribe:
"iSiempre la misma. SENSATION.
No puedo abandonar a Sofia. INK
da una pena! Pero ell amor Dor to-
dos 1no explica ell amor a ella tam
benz"
Este grito del alma, eco divine
de Emaus 0 de Tibedriades, recuer-
da la palabra ell principe cananeo.
a quien dice Cristo: "Toma todos
tus bienes y dalos a los pobresv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
De MEXICO L!ega a..
Continuation de Ia Ira. pag.

Rodolfo Davila, alma grande y ge-
~nerosa, recibi6 I'M cablegrama de
la embajada, en- Ell cual Sc lie in
formaba que ell Gobernador habia
|cablegrafiado a SUI vez que ell conf
sionado de repatriation estarfa ALI
haeia ell diez de diciembre para sa.
lr hacia Puerto Rico Ell dfa quin-
|ce.
7 otro grupo volvi6 a Puerto RI
co. Pero la companfa c~onsigui6 que
darse con IN grupo considerable
Les engan6 una vez mas con sus
promesas, les hizo concesioneg que
luego no Sc tumplieron. y unos
cuantos infelices, e~nga1ados en- 81
misma ignorancia, ALA quedaron.
Y son estos los que ahora clamau
en- demanda de ayuda, son 6stos los
que esperan ell barco que no llega
son estos los que miriam ansiosamer
tie en- lontananza en- Ia esperanto
de que llegue quien les devuelva 8
la tierruea, y les aleje de la mise.
ria Y dolor que les rodea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
A LAS AUToRIDADEs

FL Gobernador Towner, alma es
lforzada y grande puede hacer mu-
cho en- este case Y puede obtener
la cooperation de las autoridades
insulares para obtener la repatria-
|cion definitiva de estos compatrio-
tas. En- manos dejamos este ca
so y tenemos absolute certeza de
que sabra if en- ayuda de aquellos
portorriquelos en- dfsgracia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-02
Tolstoi, su mJer, su hya' :

cia su apostolado visitando carce-
les y hospitales de Moscd y cons
truyendose, de u propias manos
como Ell carpintero mas humilde, 81
arado y su "izba". Vuelto al hogaa
decide ceder TODD Ell patrimonic
a la La mujer. AL cabo Sc lego a ur
acuerdo. La propiedad Sc dividi.
ria en- diez parties. Yasnaya Pola.
ma, para Ia esposa y Ell hijo menor
Otras fincas, para la hija. Y la.
demas para los pobres que tambie1
son hijos de Dios y hermanos MOS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Thomas Meighan
Stars at Colonial

"THE ALASKAN" starring
Il Thomas MeiRhan. coming 10
the Colonial Sunday and Monday. -
a story Of the battles Of pioneers In
savage land with stubborn nature
and Ii mel;g into the story Of . battle
which the second generation fights
with financial forces moro relentless
than those their fathers met and
conquered. This second generation.
the men OF today, arc the true
AlaslSnns,
Green valleys crowded with forests
Of pine. mountain ranges whose
peaks are etornally white with
SNOW, colossal glaciers and swift.
rushing riycrB against this pictur.
caquc and secnically beautiful hack.
ground. The Alaskan" James oliver
Curwood's powerful romance OF the
Northwest. uufoida It's dramatic
story OF Alaska Americas last
frontier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

How did sou get your startf Per
haps that IL the most frequent cues
zion asked OF famous people ny
newspaper reporters and other nuts.
anees. Here's how Lloyd Hughes,
director and star. got his
Hughes started out with the am
hition Of following career upon the
stage. That was back In the days
when as a mere youngster he played
on the high school team OF Bisbec.
ARR. the town Of his birth.
Occasionally BIsbee would get a
dramatic company. Always among
the audience was Lloyd Hughes. Us.
tsriug with rapt attention TO the
actors reading their lines lie pic.
tured himselfssome dry struttlng a
sfsxe. perhaps-who knew-the star
OF the play. His hero In those days
was Robert Manteii
Later he moved 10 Los Angeles.
He was Interested in motion pic.
lures and one day the chance came
for him 10 hire on" as an extra. lie
repeated the experience again and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

"A picture that gnaws at the mind
with strange insisisnce says ono r.
viewer OF Won s,roheims Greed.
which ran ltH first Northwest show
ing at the Capitol Friday.
The making Of Greed has bssn
subject Of national interest since
Ven s,rohslm started upon his 81.
Eantig task more than two Ysars
ago, pcglaring az that time, that ne
would starile the motion picture pub.
ilc with tho realism OF hs screen
tFanEpoaIton. the dynamic director
has hiea siy adhered 10 his original
determination and la thc face of what
looked liked hopeless adversely, com.
plsied the picture without once re
sorting 20 faxed background.
seven months were spent IN thr
city OF San Francisco making scenes
in tho exact locations described no
graphically BY Frank Norris In 'Aic,
league" Here tho story Of the
downfall OF the siow wiited. nnli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Great Waste
CuttingFilms
SaysDmector

The face 81 a star on the cut'lnE
room floor has become the symbol
or fIm Wastasp and u viii BE- aeoi
lshed In an my future pictures Gays
GeorEe Fitsmaurice. film director
The most common and deadly Gin
directors are guilty % u the sin 81
oycrshootlnE The metion plciure
world and even the public knows shat
thousands and thousands ~ feet Of
film are often serapped In the eu''ing
% a picture
III the economic effect OF cost IN
time and effort and fuotsEe were
the only consideration. this would bo
serious enough hut tho real danger
from this practice n an artistic one
Il results in artstloally bad pictures
and the public "a tho victim. No
picture that u filmed Ia $4,000 feet
and then reduced TO 5000 in the cut
ting can be expected 90 be smooth
or logical In It's dramatic continuity"
Asa result % more than decade
VI continuous directoriai activity. the
veteran producing director has evolv.
I'd and successfully tried out a four
word formula which completely re-
moves the danger o. oyershootlnE.
Il is "cut before you Shoot"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Redskins Fine
Movie Actors

Indians, despite their reputation
Tor being stolid and Unconditional ln-
dlvlduah. arc natural born actors
and easily directed iu motion pie.
lures. Authority Tor this staiemeu,
Is Colonel T. , Mccoy. VINO has
spent practically his entire life
among tho redskins
bat an Indian cannot conceive o.
a person being a different character
from that which he really Is. Colonel
Mccoy points out. When he acts he
does just az ho himself would do In
the actual circumstances.
An Indian gets boyish pleasure out
Of seeing himself in motion pictures,
Colonel Mccoy says. and doesn't try
TO conceal the fact, When De gets
a "stnl'' photograph OF himself In
some scene he viii study Il for hours.
show il 10 all his friends and treas
ure Il a. a thing % great value.
When they see themselves on the
screen they applaud and cheer like
a group or small boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

A FASCINATING insight into
- New York social life is given In
Born Rieh.r starting Saturday at
the Coliseum.
Claire Windsor and Bert LyteA
play ths leading roles and the sup
porting cast consists OF Doris Ken
yon. Cullen lands. J. Barney sher-
~. Frank Morgan. Maude Turner
Gordon and Jackie OFT.
The picture Is based on Hughes
corneira sensational novel. and u
deals with the lives OF those who
have been born rich" The author
whiio describing In detail the pleas.
ures and joys that are the lot Of
the wealthy, thru series oi
dramatic events proves that even
the poAsessors or fortunes are oil
the same clay as those not so I'D
orally endowed with the world 5
goods; tina, beneath their frothy
outer shells there beat hearts thai
would be satisfied with life In
humble cottage they could md
out way 70 make such a drastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

csnacd dcnlist unfoid- with utmost
naluralncss. The ayarics u hia wife
tho trsachery Of his best friend and
tho gradual disintcEration OF his
character are portrayed with a vivid.
ness never before attempted ON the
screen
Tor the final scenes Won stroheim
headed an expedition into Death
Valley. lie was advised that Il was
fatal 10 take 40 large a party into
this wilderness where 70 many hAd
lost their lives iu ~ tracklsss
wastes. but hu went. 20 that hia pic.
ture should be the las, word IA real
ism and the results are declared 20
justify the hardshipa which the com
pany endured
Gibson Cowland. zasu PITTS md
Jean Hcrshol, head tho large east
and their performances la thei' 70.
specJivo roles have Won for them a
place in tho front rank Of cinema
players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
NICE VACATION FOR
BARBARA LA MARI

How would u be 10 take a fiying
trip TO Europe rs a little vacation
between Jobs? That's what Barbara
La Mar is doing. She sailed re-
Gently on the fastest available boat.
win visit London and Paris. and be
back in New York in time TO start
work on new film about three
weeks hence.
Miss La Mari had just finished
The Heart OF a Temptress' before
she boarded the ship for Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

UNHE STORY OF Gambling Wives, 4"
L which comes to thu Winter Gar
den Sunday. is a modern one and
great deal Of the action takes
place in tho fashionable gambling
establishment Of a large city and
az the home OF one OF the wealthiesi
bachelors, These settings provide
ample opportunity FOR the staging
a scenes Of magniflceucc such as
only the screen permits. Director
Dell Henderson. who produced the
picture. is said 10 have taken full
advantage OF the opportunity thus
afforded. and has produced a nic.
ture which for richness and mag
niflcence has seldom been equaled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
ITALIAN "oU0 VADlS"
ARRIVES IN AMERICA

The new Italian screen version Of
QUO vadit. now being shown in an
extended enlargement ut tho Apollo.
New York. marks tho first venture
into motion pictures of Prince Ca.
brielliuo D'Annunxio. son OF the
lllus,rious poet and statesman.
Emil JanninEs. tho distinguished
continental actor. has tho lsadIng
role as Nero. and tho supporting
roles arc filled with other iIlus,rious
names. Tho production took fully
two years 10 make and cost a million
dollars. Twenty thousand people
appear in the oast.
Tho city OF Rome turned over TO
the producers tho famous villa
BorEhesa in tho heart Of Rome and
II was here thar the palace Of Nero
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Dreamed of Stardom as Lad;
Lloyd Hughes Achieves Ideal

again until be had spent an entire
year All this time he was gaining
new interest In this newer arr and
his stage ambitions began slowly. i'm
perccptibly TO dwindis Then came
a golden opportunity. lie was offered
a part in film. accepted il and
made a real success From then on
tho stage WAS forgotten and Lloyd
Hughes decided to transfer his aims
To the screen instead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
MARIE PROVOST
IN "R0SE OF WORLD"

Marie Provost has piucked anoth.
er plum from the tree Of choice roles.
Just a. soon as she completes her
work a. naughty girl IN Lubilseh'u
neweat comedy. she VIII move her
mRksup box TO Harry Beaumonts
set, there 90 enact the role Of Rose
Kirby. the central figure In Kathleen
Norrla' romantic tale. Rose Of the
World
This story. like all the rest OF this
authors works Is establishing new
records a. a beat seller, The story,
the locale II which Il laid IN small
southern California town, abounds
with dramatic situations and melo.
dram tic action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28
Reins Too Loose
for ModrenGTl?
WeH,Ye s and No

work on the filming ~ "Chiekie
aHs halted Tor an hour The ON day
shils Dorothy MaeAalil and John
Bowers argued the matter Before
Che argument vas over an the mem
befs Of the cast we're in lt The Dis
cgsssoa ass samewhst Ike iAss
Dorothy Aiackaill. II DO NOT think
the modgfu girl has zoo much free
dom she ia % different from me
Firl u our grandmother time thar
many cannot understand Der. She
can take care 81 herself AZ all times
John bowers $50 matter hou
much a girl may know she should
be- protected from danger. There are
dangers lurking az every corner Tor
every girl Too much freedom some
times makes The girl more easy
prey"
Hobart BosNorth I'm the old days
the girls used 20 alp out tho bedroom
window AZ night when they really
wanted 20 10 somewhere. Today the
modern Eirl frankly walks out The
front door do not need 10 say
which IL better Restraint stunts
growth-either mental or physical p
GLADYS Rockwell. "Why worry %
much about the modern girl9 She is
a wonderful creature ana u well able
10 care for herself under all eIreum
stances"
Myrtle stsdmau. II can't help bat
feel that there IL too much freedom
Ia the lie Of the modern girl They
should have more u a curblnE rein
applied FOR their own good. WIS sub
Ject girl 10 more dangers than the
fast modern pace supplies under
Ordinary clrcumntancesg
Paul Nieholsoh "Chiekis, 10 my
mind. Il the greatest argument
against giying a girl too much free.
dom, or course she finds happiness
ia the end, but all girls cannot do
what Chiekle does Parental restraint
Is attn needed
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LAuRA's LATEST

Carl Laemmle has signed an e..
tended contract with Laura IA
Plante. whose latest feature. Dan.
gerous Innocence" Is regarded as or.
OF the best OF the White List II
Was made from Pamela wynnss
AIMS An idiot" Mas La Plaais
Is now working on The Teaser"
Her support includes Pat o'Maiisy.
Walter AIcCral. Margaret Quimby
and Hedda Hopper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

Iow Cody aud John Boles. i'm.
poftani members Of Tho cast OF so
This Is Marriage" both started out
To become doctors. but deserted tho
medical schools for theatrical ca.
rcera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-28

one OF the scenes Is staged s6ou,
swimming pool az the homo 81
Van Merton. the bachelor In cues.
ton. lie has invited his friends to
attend a party. and as one Of the
surprises. advises them that In a
swimming pool in ono OF the rooms
IS said To he the hidden treasures
OF one % Captain Kids ships.
and that he viii have divers scarch
" sGa give what they find 10 his
guests
A number Of the most beautiful
Hollywood bathing girls dive into
the pool each time emerging with
some gift % raro value for his Va.
rioua guests