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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

I shall tell you about something
that happened TO the March Hare
and the Twins on their travels.
The first Of April Is over but
that doesn't matter. II isn't too
late now. and II happened anyway.
II was the day before they went
to see the Rubbish Man.
They were all going along just as
nice as pic. when somebody called
out. Just look at that rabbits tain
It's all greeng
whats THAR cried the March
Hare sharply. II haven't any tail,
so how could II be green?"
April Foolr' cried the voice. but
whoever It was, the Twins could not
see so much as the end OF his nose.
Then they went on little fur
Their and another voice cried out,
Just look at that little girl. Her
dress Is on backwards"
Nancy looked down in surprise.
1T is notr' she shouted Grossly.
april FoolF' cried the voice mer.
rily.
But still no one was 10 be seen.
Then they went along a little
further, and still another voice call
cd out, Say, little boy. you better
watch out. There's big bear chss-
ing your
WHAT" cried Nick, looking back
In alarm.
April FoolT' laughed the voice.
But that's all there was to It.
Whoever had spoken had dlsap.
peared into nothing at all.
Suddenly the March Hare began
TO wiggle his nose. which he always
did when he wanted 70 laugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
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T0 q Olive Roberts Bartor\
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NO. 24-THE APRIL FOOL

II know who IL Is." he said. IT'S
the April Fool himself. He's a
sly rascal, and no one ever saw
him. He's a fairy, but he always
makes himself invisible. And he
can talk any way he wants. He has
"A hundred voices"
After that tho April Fool didn't
fool them any more. They didn't
hear him again.
But the March Hare turned 10
the Twins the next day after they
had left the Rubbish Mans house.
and said. i've been thinking. chill.
dren. When IT'S April Fool Day It's
spring for good don't believe
there Is another thing we can do TO
get It started. It's here and it's
going to stay. The Umbrella Men
der and the Hurdy Gurdy Man and
the Rag Man and tho Scissor Grind.
err and the Rubbish Man AFRO all
working hard. The Swimming Hole
and the Easter Bunny have all
been attended to. and II Spring
doesn't go along all right now. there
is something wrong.
'T'll say goodbye now until next
March. There is one person I can
see on my way home and that's
the last. The Icc.Cream.Cone Man
Give me the magic shoes and III
leave them at the Fairy Queens
Palace as 20 by. Thank you, my
dears, and again good bye"
In an instant he was gone and
the Twins found themselves in their
own beloved meadow ut home.
TO he ContinucdJ
Copyright, 1895. n. f. 4 Service. Incl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

polite TO me, asks my opin.on OF
things. looks at mo nfscctionatcly,
but still keeps me out of her
heart.
She goes about her work of get.
ting the apartment packed up al.
most with cnthup'nsm. She reads
me long letters that she received
from the people who arc recon.
strueting our housc, but she reads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

time I saw her. Within five min.
uics after ] looked upon her face
] knew lrrevocably the difference
between passion and love.
Someone has said, i think II was
Goethe, uat "the beautiful is great.
or tian the good. for the beautiful
must contairgood" II is the came
with love and passion. You can
have passion without love, but ye,i
can not have love without the high.
est and most glorified OF passion.
/ want my wife. have hardly
had her since long before her IA.
ihcr died and all the while she has
been growing more beautiful more
bewitching. more interesting than
ever she was before.
TO sit with her In the same room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
CHAPTER III.
Try Your Luck With Professor
Thalienerr'


always liked McArdle. tho crab
bed. old. round backed. red'hoadod
news editor aud rather hoped that
he liked me, or course. Beaumont
was the real boss hut he lived In the
rarened atmosphere % some olym'
plan height from which he could dis,
tingulsh nothing smaller than an In.
ternational crisis OF a split In tho
cabinet. Sometimes we saw him
passing In lonely majesty to his inner
sauctum. with his eyes staring
vaguely and his mind hoyoring over
the Balkans or the Persian gult lie
was above and beyond us, hut Nc
Ardlc was his first lieutenant, and Il
was he that we knew, The old man
nodded as ! entered the room, and no
pushed his spcctaclcs far up on his
bald forehead.
We'll. Mr.. Malone, from all hear,
YOU seem TO be doing very We'll, " said
he in his kindly Scotch accent.
thanked him.
The colliery explosion was excel
lent, SO was tho Southwark fire.
You have the true descrceptive touch,
What did YOU want 10 see me aboutF'
TO ask favor"
lie looked alarmed, and his eyes
summed mine. Tut, tut What Is
us'
DO you think, sir, that YOU could
possibly send me on some mission for
the papcr9 ! would dy my best 20
put /, thru aud set ysu some good
copy.
What sort Of mecSion had you In
your mind. Mr.. Maloneg"
well. sir. anything that had ad'
venture and danger in II. really
would do my very best. Tho more
difficult II was. the better IL would
suit me"
you seem very anxious TO lose
your life"
ITO justify my life, sir"
Dear me. Mr.. Malone. this Is very
very exalted. I'm afraid the dag
for this sort % thing Is rather past,
The expense OF the special mecsion'
business hardly jus,ities tho result.
and. OF course. in any case II would
only be an experienced man with a
name that would command public
confidence who would get such an
order. The big blank spaces IN the
map are all being filled in. and
there's no room for romance any.
where. Wait a bit. thor he a6ded,
with Il sudden smile upon his face.
Talking OF the blank spaces OF the
map gives me an idea. What about
exposing a fraud--a modern Mum
chauscn-making him rideeculousg
You could show him up as tho liar
that he Isl Eth. man. IL would be fine.
How does I, appeal TO your
Anything -anywhere--I care
nothing
McArdle was plunged In thought
for some minutes
II wonder whether you could get
on friendly--or at least on talking
terms with the fellow" he said Of
last. ''You seem to have u sort 81
genius for establishing relations with
people sympathy, suppose. or
animal magnetism, or youthful vital.
lily. or something. arm conscious OF
IL myself"
so why should you not try your
look with Professor Challenger, OF
Enmore park7'
dare say I looked n little startled.
Challenger I cried. Professor
Challenger. tho famous zoologistl
Wasn't he the man who broke the
skull OF Biundell. of the Telegraph
The news editor smiled grimly.
DO you mind? Didn't you say Il
was adventures you were after2''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

Ottawa, ont-Total trade for
February, 1925. is tho greatest for
any similar month since 1921, hav-
ing amounted to Sl3l.556,osS, as
compared with sl29,iOS.4s5 in Feb
ruary, 1924, according to report Is.
sued by the department of trade and
commerce. or tho February total,
exports amounted 10 s70.1s6,t25 and
imports s6l,i29,gi3, favorable
trade balance of sS,690,2l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
LETTER FROM JOHN ALDEN
PRESCOTT TO SYDNEY CAR.
TON-GONTINIIE

Just now I have had another
misunderstanding with Leslie. sgd.
zoe never seems by any possibility
10 fathom my character. Shecal.
ways has a feeling that / shall look
upon life just as she does and when
ahe finds that edo not do anything
Of the sort she is heartbroken.
My wifSs latest edlct isl that we
are both to live in the same house,
laugh and Joke and meet as the
best Of friends. but nothing more.
Now / ask you, sgd Is that not
q simply impossible situation?
You know. love Leslie; have
h'Ways loved her since the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
SYNOPSIS

4 Young London newspaper. re-
porter is rejected by the girl h'
loves on tho ground that ho has NO
heroic accomplishments 10 his credit
deeds aud strange experiences, she
says Tho reporter. determined To
win her decides to SO In search OF
adventure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
ATTRACTIVE MEALS

Tho secret of making inexpensive
meals attractive lies largely in the
skllfui use of seasoning and fiavors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
TIP For WAITRESS

The waitress should never pile one
dish upon another when removing
the dishes of any course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

T0MORROW-This letter contin.
ued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07

Have YOU lost an article you treas.
uro as kcepsake7 Let The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-07
BY KEN Killing
BY MARTIN
BY STANLEY

Want Ads help you. The '''
less" -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Girls, Don't
WearClothes
That Restrict

That no woman should consent
TO buy or wear any frock which In
any way restricts her motions. is a
statement made by Jotta Goudal.
French screen eharmor
"A woman looks we'll dressed only
when she is unconscious OF her
clothes states Miss Goudal. 1T
is an error for n modlste 20 tell
any woman. this dress win be a
little tight. but you will find /,
very becoming
Pretty clothes. plus charm. can
make any woman delightful. but
pretty clothes without charm Hre
nothing but 30 much silk and vel.
vet There is no way 10 more
quickly kin charm than 20 wear
things which bring dlscomtor, Of
any sort. | can imagine no greater
tragedy than very emotional
scene spoiled by sound which
might or might not DO ripping
cloth"
Miss Goudal's first appearances for
De Mile was al the feminine lead
for Rod Ia Roduo in THE Coming
OF Amos" and now sho win Ia
seen in Cecil b. Do Miles fIrst in.
dependent production. The Road 10
Yesterday"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Fierce Leopard
Is Only Tame
Pussy-Cat Nou,

Walter Boelwi,h. noted animal
trimmer, il curning all sailors these
days
Walter has a grievance.
Earl Hudson hired leopard from
Hollywood 10 play n rather important
part In Tho Half. Way Girl" Beck
with sent tho leopard aboard tho
steamer Mandalay. which was 10 DO
used at sen for the filming OF certain
stirring scenes. ono Of which shows
tho leopard. when the ship catches
fire. breaking loose and running
amuek among a stricken crowd
Of passengers,
The iraner did not so with the
Mandalay when Il sailed. but fol-
lowed three days later on tho steam.
er Pustimc. on which the film COM
pany lived during the sea cruise
Having instructed tho crew Of tho
inst ship al 10 feeding tho leopard.
Bcckwi;h assumed that all would be
well
When be reached tho ship. how
ever. he found that Aeenn, tho Loop
ard. would not drink water. Ho bo-
gan questioning tho crew and found
the cook had been feeding Meenn
warm milk because Il had been
rainy, cold weather. For the remain
der Of the trip Meena had 10 have
warm milk.
The darned leopard Is ruined
now" shouted Beckwith. ms tho cook
fled in confusion. she Ia blamed
house cat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Fastest Melody Unit
Appearing at the Pan

Raymond BRgnn's orchestra. which
Ia now appearing this week NJ the
Pantages. II distinguished by the
appelation. "the worlds fastest mel
ody unit"
Perhaps the most interesting thing
about this extraordinary title Is the
fact that Il was bestowed on this
musical organization by tho United
Press OF this country. While their
program ia varied by the rhythmic
dance melodies. tho old sweet songs
and tho classics. there is always fea
tured ono or moro numbers played
AZ such breathless tempo, and at the
Same time no technically perfect, that
tho audience is swept into q verithble
frenzy by tho exhibition.
These nine premier instrumental
lists have appeared on tho vaudeville
stage as headline attraction for over
three years, and have broken tho at.
tendance records in several cities
whero they have appeared for a
period OF three or four weeks con.
secutlvely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Doug's Latest
Pet Hobby Is
TossingKn

Playing thol role Of villain IN ~
Douglas FAIRBANKS picture. Is get
ting 20 be tougher ars touEhss For
merly. the villain IN a Fairbanks
film had 20 fence we'll. get jumped
on and be rolled in the dust by Doug
las and suffer other minor indig-
mites.
In the Fairbanks film. Don q.
Son OF Zorro" which had It's world
premier az tho Globe thehtsr, New
York. Donald Crisp. who played the
villain. had 90 face n 2O-foOt cattle
whip In the hands Of tho star who
nicked cigarettes out Of crisp's lips
with u. as well ~ performing other
stunts.
In the next Fairbanks film. "The
Black Pirate" which IN just going
into actual production work AZ Holly
wood. Douglas viii throw knives
Imagine spending n quiet afternoon
against the rail OF ship while even
20 accurate markHmnn as Fair
banks pins coat sleeves or trousers
legp 10 tho railing with big. shiny
knives.
Besides learning 70 throw the
knife, Fairbanks is working on fy-
Ing rings and climbing ropes in his
studio gymnasium.
Present plans are that almost the
entire footRge Of THE Black Pirate"
will be IN color photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
ALFRED lUNT WILL
SUPPORT BEBE DANIEL S

Alfred Lunt. one Of tho foremos,
actors OF tho Broadway speaking
stage, has been engaged TO support
Beoe Daniels in her latest picture.
Lovers in Quarantine" on which
production began last week nj tho
Paramount Long Island studio.
Frank Tuttle Il directing this cine.
ma version OF the successful ataes
play Quarantine" by r. Tennyson
Jesse.
Mr. Lunt recently played leading
man to Carol Dsmpster in ID. W.
Grifhth's Sally OF the sawdus,
Harrison Ford Is playing tho
leading male rolo in Lovers I'm
Quarantine" Others in the cast
are Edna May oliver. Diana Kane.
who Is Lois weber's sister. and
Eden Gray, tho beautiful blonde
who played CellinI's model in tho
stage hit, Tho Fircbrand.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Freeman Wood
Likes to "ViHain"

Freeman Wood. playing Menty
Brandstsr in the Shirley Mason STAR
ring picture. Scandal Proof" At the
Capitol until Wednesday night, ia
distinctive In a singular wayne
likes 'yillaining"
The majority OF actors who register
deep-dRrk.designs and sprinkle siniS.
ter looks over several hundred feet OF
film In each picture. always nurse a
sscre, ysarnlng TO be the handsome.
and always heroic hero. Not 80 Free
man. lis likes being "a villain. hnd
hopes that he II always cast ms n
villain -- the moro despicabo the
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Western Mystery
Playing at State

Tho Mystery OF Lost Ranch" a
film OF adventure. with tho noun.
tains and plains OF tho West ~ n
background. Ia the feature on the
screen AZ the stato until "Wednesday
night. Pete Morrison. Betty Good.
win and Lightning. tho horse. arc
starred.
Tho second adventure Of "rhc
Fighting Ranger" featuring Jack
pauEhcrty. Al Wilson and Eileen
sedgwiok. Is presented on tho same
bill.
Five acts OF vaudeville. headed by
tho stino Trio. comedy. song and
dance net. are also included on the
program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
POPULAR COMPOSER
TO SING AT LIBERTY

Larry Yoeil. composer Of the pop.
ular song hits. Tho West. Nest
and You" and "Rock-a.Byo Ny
Baby Blues" will give his own in.
depreciation OF these songs and one
OF his latest offerings. Funny"
blended into clever novelty act. is
the extraordinary attraction 10 be
included on the bill with THE
Night Club" each afternoon and
evening at the Liberty starting
Saturday.
Yoell Is not unknown 10 Seattle
theatergoers, az he appeared for
three triumphant weeks at the Lab.
erty here in 1919. and undoubtedly
win be welcomed BY many who
heard him then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
HARD LIFE FOR
POOR MOVIE HEAVY

los ANGELES, July THE life
Of the motion picture heavy" is not
n bed OF roses To him comes the
part Of being beaten up by tho hand
some hero. and heroes in their zeal 10
save the beautiful heroine often
overdo the part with devastating re-
suits TO tho heavy"
Frederick Peters, who. according
10 this story. was the recipient OF
multiple Commissions and laccrations
Of the face. head and arms. and con-
tusions OF tho RICH, ankle and other
INJURIES" was awarded tho mngnl-
ficcnt sum Of tioI cents weekly,
while In this state of partial disa-
bility. Tho State Accident Indus
trial committee arrived nt this dccl-
sion after days Of pondcring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
REX IS PARTICULAR
ABOUT WHO RIDES HIM

Only five men have bean able 10
rido Rex. the Wild stallion starred in
BLACK Cyclone" soon "a, tho Column.
bla. sineo he was taken By Hal Roach
out OF a Colorado rcformatory. where
he was branded ms killer" Be.
fore that. no ono could ride him.
Aitho regsnerated thru kindness, and
no longer given 10 NclouSncse. Rex
~ still wild horse. and not little
In Black Cyclone" Quinn VIII.
liams, who has known horses all his
life, rides Rex in scene that Is said
to surpass in real thrills any ruce
that was over run. Rex will allow
no one TO stay on his back for longer
thnn fivo minutes. and will not toll,
crate n saddle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
THE
l)(f&;'ll)
Alma Seeks Refuge
i'm Canadian WHds

As Nereo Caron. the heroine In
"a Woman'a Faith" playing AZ the
Columbia. Miss Rubcns plays the
role Of a young French. Canadian
girl who has been unlustly accused
by her uncle Of the murder OF her
brother. Sought by tho police OF a
continent. Stunned by her own peo.
pie. she finds refuge In the woods
OF Northern Canada. Percy Mar
mont coAtAra.
Included IN tho supporting cast
are Jean Heaholt zasu Pitts,
Hughie Mack. Andre do Bern.Eer.
Cesaro uravina. Rose Rosanoya.
William H. Turner and Calvin
Roberts Edward I.aemmlc directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
So Cameras Shot
That Scene Ouer

a man came hurting thru the
second story window woman
screamed and fninted-.ths crowd
surged forward
That IL not tho opening para.
graph OF mslodnmh. Il Is what
really happened during tho filming
OF n sequence OF Paramount's The
Might Club" now at tho Liberty.
The man who jumped thru tho
window. Raymond Griffith. was no,
injured. Hut tho woman. who had
just turned a corner. did no, have
time 10 realize that II was part Of
motion picture scens and swoon.
cd. And the crowd surE.d toward
the woman who had tainted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

Jack Jungmeyer and Eugene elf.
ford, Of Earl Hudson's scenario STAFF,
arr completing their adaptation OF
The Scarlet Saint" from Gerald
Beaumont's racing story. THE Lady
Who Played Fidele." and IN order
TO get some realistic touches for the
scenario. they visited tho Belmont
race track last week. Tho Scarlet
Saint will be produced In the East.
with Mary Astor in the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Laurette Taylor
Stars at Colonial

Lauretts Taylor's outstanding
screen success. ono Nigh, In Rome. .
Is tho attraction a, tho Colonial We'd
nesdRy, Tho story tells tho adyrn.
lures OF an Italian duchess. who dis,
gulsos as a fortune teller In England
Tom Moore has the leadln grnascu-
limo role
The Breath OF Scandal 10 aohod-
uled as Wednesdays feature. Betty
Blythe. Forrest Stanley. Myrtle strd-
man. Lou Tellegen. Jack Mulhail,
Frank Leigh. Patsy Ruth Miller
Phyllis Hsvsr and Charles ciary are
included in tho cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
A. E. B0RR0WS SILLS
FROM FIRST NATIONAL

Associated Exhibitors announce
this week that Milton slIls will BIO
borrowed from the First National TO
lead the cast in the production Of
While the City Sleeps" an Arthur
Beck picture. which will go into pro-
duction soon on tho Coast.
The story IL an adaptation Of ono
OF the most famous stage plays in
the history Of tho country and gives
promise to bc ono OF tho biggest
screen offerings OF the year. An ef-
fort will be madc to cast Claire
windsor opposite the well.known
STIR in this film vehicle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Taimadge Film Next
at Winter Garden

Last showings OF the railroad
mclodrsma. "A Fight for Honor. :"
will DO "wednesday night. at tho
Winter Garden. Eva Novak and
William Fairbanks arc eo.starTed IN
tho dramatic production.
Starting Thursday. and for four
days, the attraction Will be Tear.
ing Through" tho latest Dick Tai.
madgo thriller Young ralmadge
plungcs into the dcns OF Chinatown
Ia an effort 10 save the girl IN this
fast'aetion picture
Tho cast includes Kathryn Nc
Gulrc. Marcella Day. Arthur Ran
kin, Dave Morris, Herbert Prior
and Frank Elliot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

At tho edge OF tho film town
stands a battered. woather-bcaten
two-story structure. IL WAS the
proud homo OF artistocratic Anse.
lcnos. But passing years have left
Il unfit for living conditions.
Today IL Ia known as Heart. Break.
House
IL IL costing office for movie
jobs. Here. thousands have passed
in nm endless parade.
Few ever secure work. On any
day one may see old women and
decrcpit men. foolish flnppers and
sicek.haired youths. standing in line
with their photographs and scrap.
books awaiting their turn TO sell
themselves"
II IL. indeed. rightly named
Heart. Break. House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Fiapper Feminine of
Free Verse-CIoro

The flappsr II tho feminine of
verso lIhre." says Clara Bow, lead.
Ing lady Of Tho Adventurous Sex. .
tho picture showing Mt tho Blue
Mouse. shes 20 mankind what
jazz Is 10 music. or tho futurls, TO
art. or spice TO cake.
Recall. tho. sho docan', exist
~ a type she's n creature Of tho
Imagination, Tho term IL simply
definition OF ago-all young wo.
mon are flappers. whether they
elect 10 DO or not. We have our
choice today OF being napper, or
Tapped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01
Musical Comedy
Gives En-, Start

Musical comedy seems 70 be the
starting point for many OF tho pres.
entday screen stars. judging from
tho experiences Of many OF tho Nom.
bers OF tho ail.s,ar cast OF "Chiekis. "
the screen version OF Elenore Me.
herin's sensational serial novel
which Is being shown at tho Strand.
No less than five members OF this
cast have been stars in musical com.
edy. They arc Dorothy Nackaill,
Myrtle stedman. Gladys Brockwell
Lora sonderson and Paul Nicholson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

After four weeks of hardships on
the desert OF southern Arizona, the
Victor Fleming unit has returned to
Hollywood TO complete production
on the perturbation of Harold Bell
Wrights "A Son of His Father"
Outdoor scenes were filmed 10 miles
from Tucson and two miles from
the Mexican border, Bessie Love,
Warner Baxter and Raymond Hat,
ton have the featured roles. Hun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

II interest in tho iusty infant in.
dustry, commonly termed the
movies" had not claimed Webster
Campbell, Clarence Darrow might
have had q brilliant contemporary
with whom to match Wits in his legal
battles. Campbell IL tho man behind
tho mcgaphono on The Pace That
Thrills"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

It's vacation timo sgnin for Nor.
ma Talmndgo. Tho lovely star yes.
terday finished her work In "Grau,
stark" and for tho next month
or so expects TO give her undivided
attention to romping with Buster
keaton's babies and supervising tho
building OF her beach homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

o. Henry. whose stories are beine
made for tho screen, once said thnt
no really wrote for his own amuso
ment. II could write about tho 400"
no said. but would rather write
about tho four million. They're more
human"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-07-01

dreds of Texas rangers and Indian.
also appear.