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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-23
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
First Class Auto
Repairing Really Done

L. f. Albee, Bangor street, Augusta,
opposite the Hussey Hardware Co.
advertises that he does first class
auto repairing"
Such a phrase as that means some
thing these days when there are so
many garages and service stations
and mechanics around. Those who
have called upon the Albee force to
have work done know that the claims
put forth are not idle ones that when
Mr.. Albee says first class" he means
that it is first class.
This ability to do things In the
right way has come as the result of
long and careful study and expert
ence. Mr. Albee has been identified
with the automobile business for a
number Of years and always has he
found 1t good policy to feel that he
doesn't know 1t all" He feels that
man to keep up with the automo-
bile game must learn new things
every season. He has been able to do
so-a sure sign of worthwhile work.
manship-and in this way his. place
has been kept up to date.
While auto repairing of all kinds
Is done, the Albee place is also the
authorized service station for Star
and Durant cars.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
Dependable Business Firms
-Always At Your Service
Making Pictures" is
A Neat Profession

Let Jim Norman do it" is a COM
mon expression about Augusta. And
Your friends can buy anything you
can give them except your photo
graph" is an expression that Norman
himself uses.
So it will be reasoned that James
Norman is a photographer. He is.
He's a good one, too, and his studio
at 239 Water street contains the
faces" of many famous men and
women. When E. E. Howard retired
from business a year or so ago, Nor
man secured all the plates that How
ard had used and among these were
some of Names most noted men.
But Jimmy Norman hasn't had to
depend upon the Howard supply for
his business. He had already built
up a big practice before Mr.. Howard
retired. There are many who recall
the days when he had small estab-
lishment on Cony street. From there
he took the Nelson studio that he
now occupies and his business has
grown steadily ever since.
Mr.. Norman has kept abreast of
the times in photography and GER
tainly there is nothing that has
shown greater progress than this art
for art it is. A photographer these
days has to work much as the paint
err does. No longer is it a question of
just squeezing the bulb. The light
ing, the background, the pose, the
tone of the print. the texture of the
paper are just a few of the things
that enter into the making of a. pho
tograph today. Just how the APP
plication of knowledge of these media
works out is best illustrated by a
call at the Norman studio where all
kinds of camera work will be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
Houses Moved and
Removed Is AIS Job

Want your house wrecked? Prob
ably not, but just the same house
wrecking, rather than the wrecking
of houses. is a business that 1t is, a
decidedly profitable one for Albert e.
Hall of Federal street, Augusta.
Tearing down a house when much
of the material must be salvaged re-
quires a knowledge of house con-
struction almost as much as that by
the man who erects the house. To
wreck a house needs skill and the
Hall workmen, Hall-directed. do this
in a way that is free from fuss and
waste
Mr.. Hall removes houses in an
other way and it is not only upon
houses that he practices. He moves
buildings without their being wrecked
and here is where the greatest care
must be exercised, for the structures,
no matter how they are constructed,
must be placed on new lot in Just
as good condition as when they left
the old. Doors and windows must be
true and square so that they will
work. Cracks must not appear in the
plaster nor must the chimneys fall
down. It's big job to move a
house-big because there are so
many little things to be seen to.
Maybe that's why the work is done
by Hall, whose very name suggests
big things.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
Mrs. Bragg's Sherbet
Fit Dish for Olympus

Nectar for the gods" is very
frequent expression. Everybody has
heard it and nearly everyone has
used 1t to describe some particularly
delicious CONNECTION.
So far as is known, that. much
sung-of nectar with which Zeus and
his court used to regale themselves
has never been positively identified,
but If any of the jewellers on Mt.
Olympus should come back to earth
and ask for nectar. there is many a
person in and around Augusta who
would say: "Go get some of Mrs.
Braggs sherbet."
Mrs. Bragg is the owner Of The
Handy Shop on State street right
opposite the court house. For many
years it has been there and it has
Of Augusta. Along with the shop, the
products of the place. particularly
Mrs. Bragg's Sherbet" have come to
be almost institutions. Suffice 1t to
never been a more delicious ice than
this sherbet. Ice cream is also made
there and it is close rival of the
sherbet.
THE Handy Shop" is we'll named.
1t is handy TO all those people who
live in the neighborhood and 1t is
mighty popular. too, with many in
dividuals to whom it is not quite so
handy. but who prefer to go there for
what they want rather than to some
other place.
Ice cream and sherbet, confection-
cry and cigars and many other arti-
cles are carried. But particularly are
CONNECTIONS featured and only within
a few weeks has a magnificent new
soda fountain been installed to care
for the greatly increased business
that has come to the shop. And many
happy people call there to enjoy Mrs.
Braggs sherbet" and, incidentally, to
carry home a pint or a quart of either
the sherbet or the ice cream.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22

that are individual in their trim
mings. With the big line of Vogue,
New Meadow. May Rose and Knick-
erbocker hats carried this purpose is
fulfilled.
The proper trimming of feminine
hat is more than a trade. 1t is an
art. Miss Clarinda Cloutier, the own
err of the store. never lets a year pass
but what two trips at least are taken
to the big markets for ideas and in
struction while Mrs. G. A. Cloutier,
the designer and trimmer, is a much
more frequent visitor to the stores
and schools of New York. In this
way, those at the Cloutier shop are
kept constantly in touch with even
the slightest change in fashion. This
policy has been followed ever since
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
Slightest Fashion Change
immediately Followed

Every hat trimmed in the store is
the slogan of the Cloutier Millinery
Shop of Augusta. This applies to
every piece of feminine headgear sold
in this well-known establishment eX-
cept the distinct pattern hats that
come from the noted manufacturers.
1t is the aim of the Cloutier shop
to furnish the customers with hats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22

the store was established nine years
ago and it has developed into an as
set that is most desirable one
In the making of millinery. manu-
facturers may feel that they have hit
on a model that is sure to be i'm
mensely popular. Suddenly some
little thought of shape in a hat finds
favor and soon the whole popular
trend is in the new direction. To
mere masculine eyes, all hats may
look very much alike, but to the eyes
OF those who wear them, there is a
vast difference. To give every wom-
an the style of hat she likes and at
the same time have it strictly stylish
and in accordance with the latest
dictates of fashion is difficult task.
The Cloutier shop meets the test,
however, and the steadily increasing
business shows how satisfactorily
this has been done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Betty Bronson
Unspoiled Pet
of Hollywood
BY LINCOLN QUARBERG

HOLLYWOOD. June 1.-THE i'm
mortal spirit OF Peter Pan" still
dominates the career OF Betty Bron.
son. Cinderella Of the films.
The girl whose humble foot was
fitted by Sir James Barrie with the
glass slipper OF fame. has become a
full-fledged screen star at, the age
OF IS, but she is still wondering what
II Is all about. And like Peter" she
refuses to grow UP.
Other girls whlsked TO fame in pic.
lures seek Mt once for new thrills
from life. But the naive imperson.
ator OF Peter Pan" has remained
just herself--an illusioned and happy
girl-afrald 10 grow up and mar her
dreams.
IT'S all been so wonderful my
work In the moviesI feel almost
Ike plnching myself" Betty con-
fided. I'm afraid I'm going TO
wake up some day and find it's all
been dream"
The little Cinderella Is frankly
shocked at Hollywood's blase slant
on lie. "Ob, no. wouldn't think
Of going bare.legged or smoking a
pipe on the set" she exclaimed. ~
think its--well kind OF bold. I
couldn't do those things and feel
comfortable"
Not long ago Betty Bronson was n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Brick y MOrSe'S California
eileen club boys are appear
ing at the PaHtagcs this ieeek
IN an entertaining program
Of music and clever antics.
This is the S3rd consecutive
season that Morse has lead
the college boy group.
TUE most interesting and eolorful
l. personality IN the University
OF California Cleo club, which II
now appearing al the PantaEca. Is
Brick" Morse. who leads this star
organization for rs 53d consecutive
season, After finishing most sue.
cesatui college career. in which he
took part Ia various athletic actiy-
tiles, including baseball. football and
track. "HTlck" studied vocal train.
Ing Ia New York during 1882. lie
continued his voice culture IN Parts.
In 1919 lie n the composer OF
several airing nunrtsts, M well as
some male quarie,s, besides writing
some Of the uaiycuity's most IA.
nous songs. such as "lisii 90 Calf
fornia" and "Sons of California"
During his regime. tho Glec club
has toured Europe and tho orient
and u has obtained an unexeeilsd
polish that has made Il ono Of the
most famous organizations OF its
kind tn tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Jane Cowl Is
Delightful as
Capulet Maid
by MARGARET nuNpy

Jane Cowl " the juliet OF your
Imagination. but she's also a little
morn human than YOU dared Imagine
the Inflated daughter OF the capulcts.
In the words OF the poet. she In
fair. and passing fair" The rich
ness OF her black beauty contraatcd
with the pallor of her fine features
Is bcnttiug tho impctuoua Latin
maid.
Her voice IL suhdusd 20 perfection,
and vibrant with subtle shades Of
emotion. She makes OF the difficult
characterization a living girl. her
young heart and soul athroh with tho
aches and delights OF first love-
love poignant with the beauty only
youth can know
Miss Cows Interpretation OK
Shakespeare immortal poem II
marked by ita simplicity. Not once
docs she oycy-dramaiizr. not for a
moment does Bhe become n shake.
spcariRn actress" A low laugh. a
slight catch IN the resonant voice.
u AiuNAfF u ANH HaH4S ~ WfthitNNi
with meaning
The company supporting tho star.
the darling company" rs Miss Cowl
referred 10 Il in her curtain speech.
ia unusually fine Rollo Peters ~ a
romantic Romeo, a gallant figure
who might easily evoke tho sIEhs Of
Juliet.
OF particular note were the por-
trayals Of Gordon Burby ns capulet,
OF John Crawley as the sagacioui
friar. and Of jessie Ralph as the
stout. chuckllng old nurse.
Tho scenes consist OF modern
Grapes. and OF effective lights and
shadows. The shadows in the hal
cony scene arc particularly strik
ing.
Romeo and Juliet" will remain
at the Metropolitan until Saturday
night. The curtain win rise prompt
I ~ at Sis every night, the manage
nent announces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

barriers Burned Away the En-
corr picture 10 be shown NJ the Hei-
lis. starting Friday. commands A..
teniion on at least three scores In
tho first place IL reproduecs tho Chi
cago flro OF 1871 in scenes that are
thrilling. sensational and real. being
the largest fire sequence ever staged
for motion picture. In the secnnd
place Il has n story Of dramatic and
romantic Intensity. wripst by Leah
Baird from tho famous novel and
stage play Of Rev 4. T.. Poe.
Thirdly. its caHt ls long lot Of
stars and well known artists Of the
screen Mabel Bailin and Frank
Mayo play the leading roles. ass ned
10y Wanda linwlcy. Tom SAINT chi.
wniiy Van. Airline Pretty. frankie
Mann. Harry r Morcy. J =. Lock
nos. William v Mong. Erie Aiayns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Denny Comedy
Closes Friday

Tonight and Friday viii offer Tho
lsNt showinKz of Reginald Denny in
tho farce romance. I'm show You
tho Town. For two weeks this rol.
licking adaptation Of Elmer Davis
humorous novel has kept host Of
film fans at the Columbia ehuckiinE
and laughing with is fast. clean
comedy.
I'm Show You the Town" Is Esd
70 be the funniest picture the Go.
,umbia has shown this year. It's
gas humor and clever situations re.
voivc around the attempt Of col.
lego professor. unsehoolsd in the
wilca Of women. 10 entertain four OF
the fair sex in ono night Margaret
Livingston. Cissy Fitzgerald. Lllyan
Tashman and Marian Nixon arc cast
as the four.
Francesca Longo. directing tho
All.Arstis, orchestra. Is playing Tho
Fortune Teller" hy Victor Herbert.
az tho concert feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
GEORGE MADE UNCLE
ON HIS BIRTHDIl

George o'Brlen had a day Ct n.
Gently from the studios when q.
screen version OF Havoc" was ".
made. When he returned to n
studio the following morning b. VI
greeted profusely by Madge BsIkrI
Walter McGrali, Margaret urn|
ston and others OF the cast Vi
heaped congratulations upon In
II seems that George inadvets-d
had picked his birthday for u. n
Of leisure and his brother and SD
a-law had celebrated It by nsk-.||
him an uncle. How the news sss|
out is not certain. but Georss q
pieiously eyed David Butls, \
buddy in sport, when that ara' y
peared later on the set.
Whenever John Ford direct
picture. ]. Farrell Macdonald rs1
up in the cast. They are ;og..f
again in THANK You" which 4
just been started.
During the making Of ARE h
ents People?" Adolphe Menioa 4
vealed a secret TO Betty Brcns
He is training brace OF Sealh|
terriers TO act for the screen. X
jou is a dog fancier and sd
much of his leisure time VITA
intelligent little pets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
South Sea Picture
at Winter Garden

'Island Wives" tho Corinno Grlf
fifth production starting Mt the Win.
ter Garden Thursday. was filmed in
the South, mainly in the vicinity OF
Miami. Florida.
Tho story was written by Bob
Dexter It's opening scenes are laid
In Tahiti, an imaginary island in
tho South Seas. and much of the nc.
ton takes place In tropical surround.
lngs. Miss Griffith has tho role OF
a girl who tires OF tho South Seas.
a furious typhoon Is ono Of the
spectacular scenes OF tho picture.
The supporting cast includes
Charles Trowbridge md Rockcliffe
Fellowes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
ALICE CAN'T LIVE
UP TO HER ANCESTORS

Pretty Alice Calhoun, who grnec7
tho screen with Tom Mix in his lat
est picture, The Everlasting Wits
per" comes from celebrated Amcrt
can stock. she is a great. great
vrandnlece Of John C. Calhoun.
statesman, orator and author, The
relationship Is on her fathers side.
Thru her mother Miss Calhoun Is de-
seconded from vftqr Hugo.
But" says ATcc. with determine.
ton, I'm not living on the reputa-
ton OF ms forobears. Intend to
make n name for myself
How well tho little actress has sue.
ceeded may be left 20 tho Judgment
OF her thousands Of fans the world
over.
when John Ford was directing
The Iron Horse" he had a trench
dug five feet deep. When no
jumped In with the eameraman
10 got some shots OF Indians riding
over their heads, Ford said to tho
workmen. After the scene Is taken
IL you don't hear any noise down
here, Just shovel the dirt back
again. 4, viii save a lot OF
trouble"
Gertrude Short has worn red,
bleached blonde and brunette wigs
In three recent pictures and now
in her role OF the i3-yeaFold flap
per in THE Talkcr" she wears a
child's golden floss bob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Underground Tombs
Seen in "Quo Vadis"

Tho famous caiHcomba. or Ludsr
ground cemetery OF Rome. lave e
naIly been filmed In a motion pic.
ture drama. For centuries tlis al
most sacred maze Of ca,rs. where
the carly Christians took refuge from
tho prosecutions Of The Roman g.
rants. has been carefully guarded
from invasion by tho modern world.
Even tourists wcro denied inspection
of Il.
In tho filming ~ geo Nsdis." the
current attraction At tho strand, the
cutaeomba afford important scenes
Hero are pictured tho gatherings OF
the Christian Martyr who later
wero 10 BE- burned AT the stake and
hurled 20 tho lions in tho Circus
Maximus arena by tho cruel Nero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Gloria Launders
NapoIeon's Shirts

Ia Mime, Sans Gene" mime pcy'
u May Carol now at tho Coliseum.
Gloria swanson has the role OF the
witty. nlrtatioua little French
laundrrss who used 20 wash Napo,
Icons shirts for him when he was
an impccunious corporal. who mar.
Rcd one OF Napoleon's sergcants,
and who was swept by tho French
Revolution into the title OF duchefz
and residence In Napoleon's court.
where she alternately schudhlzed
and cent into hilarious laughter Tho
naughty lords and ladies. ending ~
saving tho empress honor and win
niug for herself Napolfon's cternal
gratitude
Charles Do Roche. the Pharaoh Of
Cecil u be Miles The Ten Com.
mandments." heads the cast playing
In support Of Allss swanson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
LIBERTY SONGFEST

Competitors in the song contest TO
be held at the Liberty next Sunday
afternoon, at 1870 o'clock. will sing
these five choruses: THAT Old
Gang OF Mine Last Night on the
Back Porch" Song Of Songs ISL.
yrr Threads Among the Cold and
sweet Geneyieye" Any member
Of the audience viii be eligible TO
enter the contest. The winners will
be awarded cash prizes.
Oliver Wallace will offer con.
cert on the Giant Wurlitzer on this
program. His numbers will be Flo.
lows "stradella' overture and
wienIawsll's Second Mazurka."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Behead George Ali
Every Fiue Minutes

\ man was bchsaded every five
minutes on ficrbsr, Brcnon's sat dur.
ing the filming OF his production Of
Sir James ". Rarrlo'a Peter Pan. %
now NJ the Capitol.
The man was George All who plays
tho role Of mana, the DOG Nurse -
Lost in the depths Of a shaggy dog
skin. Al WIS able 10 bear tho heat
Tor only five minutes At time.
When hin period OF dog.liko activity
was up. of camo his head and nc
walked upright.
Featured in Peter Pan" arc Betty
Bronson. who plays tho title role. Er.
nest Terrence. cyril Chadwick. vir.
ginia Brown F-airo md Anna May
NNong
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

nth In "DecinsHf"
at the Liberty
this week. n an
other Seattle
Rirl who ~ win
ming her way 20
fame on tho
screen. Miss
Vandrryccr has
many friends
and relatives IN
this city. having
lived hers for "A
long time ES
cusa Ne" and
lie who Gets
Slapped arc
other pictures IN
EFaY, -t4a H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

high school girl back In East
Orange. New Jersey. Like every
other girl in her teens. she dreamed
Of becoming n famous movie actress.
Today her dreams arc made real, and
sho has an enviable contract with
Paramount 20 star in pictures for
years TO come.
II adore the studios--thc life fas-
cinateB me-" said tho young star.
You have no idea how thrilling It
really Is until you try It. IT'S an
endless round OF thrills and heart.
throbs.n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

I)(f&;'1D
Clara BoD Is
Superior Fiapper

Wen named tho "napper par ex-
crllcnee' uf the screen Clara Bow 3
ylyaoity. pep and iazEy appeal has
given hsr ana unusual and distinctly
different niche ln The hall Of fame
ln addition 20 IMPLYING the Ameri.
can Eitl ~ today. Hhor, ,skIrlcd, short
haired aud Astounding with vitality.
Misa Bow has alao demonstrated her
knack TOT character work.
Her latest piece Of impeuonation
b. that Of a naughty Partisan miss In
tho new Ernst Lubtsch picture
Kiss Me Again. nj the Blue Mouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

been seen hrfe recently.
"pvelsass. originally written for
Ethel barrymore. Is tho story Of a
proud daughter OF English gristoe.
mcy who suffers for tho sake Of
ioyp the degradatlons OF tho 81.
.yoreo courts and Punishment from
tho family circle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Clever Mystery in
*, the Unknown"

Typical Of Mary Roberts Rinc.
harris clever mind. with flair OF
surprising twists and intriguing mys.
terry. IL TX, the Unknown" which Is
the film attraction at tho Colonial
Thursday Virginia yaill and Percy
Mhuuunt arc tho popular stars who
nre featured in tho cast.
Don't Doubt Your Husband"
sounds like good advice. It's the
title Of the phoioplay billed for Fri.
day Viola Dana Is starred. Friday
IL Kiddie Amateurs Night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

James Mason. Lawson Butt. Pat
Harmon and Mrs. Charles O. Craig.
vs.. 8. Van Dyke directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
"VWage Follies"
Heads Bill at State

\ small town revue repictc with
amusing situations IL Village Fol.
lies" tho headline act on the ncw
state bin starting Thursday 30 and
Thompson arc two Youthful colorcd
artists possessing laughablc person.
nlitIcs who present Right and
Wrong" a singing and dancing net.
Matt Martin. In his bits Of Cam.
ouflaEc," Is n somewhat different
coujurer. Camaratth Is billed M
Tho Wizard OF tho Accordion"
The Lollipop Kids" II n novelty
Offering by sheldon and Ducharmc
4 galaxy OF dainty girls Ia pre-
scented in the Rose Bud Revue.
A film feature completes the pro.
gram.
'Lightnin'." tho John Golden
stage play which has been com.
pleted for the screen, played 1921
performances in New York. This
broke tho record OF Hoyt's "a Trip
TO Chinatown" OF 6bs perform.
anccs. which has stood for 25 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Seattle Girl Has
Part in Liberty Film

Eilinor vandsryeer. who IN APP
pcaring In support Of Cornno ohf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-17
FL dnicO caso...
tCOntinuaclon de Ia pas. II

otras cosas, en- que Carrion conocia
a Torres Ramos por ell supuesto
rombre de Bartolo, y, basandOse en-
clio, fu6 que habfa formulado su re-
cusaci6n en- contra de Ambrosio
Como prueba, Ell Fiscal reprodujo
la solicitud que fu6 llevada allf por
Mr.. Keith, la recusaci6n en- contra
de Torres Ramos y la denuncia Gu
va falsedad Sc alegaba, aportandose,
ademas, algunos testimonies de tes-
tigos para identifcar a Ambrosio
Ell Jurado, despues de escuchar
Ia prueba y los informes de la de-
fensa y del Fiscal, Sc retro a de-
liberar, trayendo un veredicto de
culpabilidad en- contra del acusado,
reservandose ell Juez su resoluci6n
Ell delito de que Sc ha declarado
culpable a Carrion apareja La pena
de uno a diez amos de reclusi6n
FL Lcdo. Martinez Nadal, al igual
que Ell Fiscal, estuvo muy habil en-
la defensa.