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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
AHgatOrs Are
Incompatible
Says MOUieman

DUOBAHLY tho meauost actors
i before d caWem are tho nlllga-
tors rented 30 picture companies by
an alligator farm near Los Angeles
Seven OF tho beasts were used this
week IN Mary P1ckford's "scraps"
While Miss Plckford 10 leading nine
little children thru the swamp. they
are suddenly confronted with tho al.
.lWtou
The mixing Of tho sconoa was *
remoly dangerous. and tho greatest
caro- was taken 20 protect Miss Pick.
ford and the children, MS well az the
sorkmcn who handled the animals
During ono scene an alligator aud
denly snapped az H. =. Carney. ono
u the camerumen, Carney wac deep
IN tho mud. and could not move his
boots SO no slipped out Of the one
nearest the alligator. and made his
escape 10 shore IN his stocking foot.
crack shots with rifles were sta
TONED just outside the range 81 the
cameramon, 10 protect the children
lu case ono OF the animals ran
Bmuck.
No serious accident was expert.
rnccd. however, and some Of the I'm.
cot shots" In tho picture we're made
with the HlIigntors in the fore
ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
King Will Offer
AL Wood Success

Al Woods New York comedy sue
cess, Getting Geruo's Garter" win
DO shown at tho Palace Hip next
week BY WIN King and his com
pany.
The show. which is considered
one OF tho greatest mirth- provok-
ers ever written. IS being shown
In Seattle BY King for tho first
time anywhere at popular priccA
The text OF tho story has been
arranged for the Palace Hip COM
pany. but not single laugh has
been left out In the rearrango-
ment Tho famous hay-mow scene
wiz be given intact and King darcs
anyone TO try 10 keep from laugh.
Ing during this part OF tho show.
The play was written Jointly by
Avery Hopwood, who produced
The Bat" and Wilson Collision.
who wrote Up in Mabsls Room.
This fact alone should recommend
Il as one Of tho best productions
that Seattle has seen this year.
There will be no advance In
prices for this production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Tho constant curling and waving
demanded by modern style In hair
dress, slowly burns tho color. lustrr
and very llfo from the hair. leaving
Il dry. faded. brittle. streaked with
gray: then the hair roots nhrink and
the hair falls out fast.
A sb.cent bottle OF refreshing. fra.
grant "DandSrins' will do wonders
for any girls hair This vitaIlzing
beauty-tonic acts on tho hair like
fresh showers OF rain and sunshine
act on vegetation. II goes right TO
tho roots. inyIgorntes. nourlshos and
strengthens them. helping tho hair
to grow thick. healthy and luxur.
liant.
Try this for one week. whilo
oombiug and dressing your hair,
moisten your hair brush with n lit.
Ito ''Dnnderine" and brush II through
your hair--ths effect Is startling!
Your hair Immediately takes on
new llfo and that healthy. youthful
lustrc, becomes incompnrnbly soft.
wayy and appears twice ns thick
and abundant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Senator Impressed
With Cruze Picture

Samuel ,shortridEe. United states
senator from California. has an
nouneed his plan TO have copy Ut
James Cruces epic western, THE
Pony Express" which Is showing
this week at the Liberty. deposited
In tho historical department Of the
Congressional library in Washington.
%. c.
During tho filming Of this frontier
spectacle. Senator shortridKO was a
visitor on tho biz sot al Sacramento
Cal. which wha n replica OK tho city
Of Sacramento as !; existed In 1850
and was so Impressed with tho man.
ner In which CruEe was attempting
to record an accurate picture OF that
period that no asked 20 hayp n ape
cial print made from the finished
negative
Tho California senator said he In
tended 10 take tho him 10 tho white
House for a special showing before
President Coolidge. prior 20 having Il
deposited In tho congressional n,
brury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Dick Is 'TWenty-One'
at Colonial Tuesday

'Twenty-one. as presented at the
Colonial Tuesday. brings Richard
Barthelmess back 10 the screen In a
modern role.
The picture. dealing with the prob
lem Of a youth Of 20 who Is unable
10 master his own fate because he
has not yet reached his majority. Is
in striking contrast to recent Bar
thelmess productions. II is light. fun
OF humor and dramatic situations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
New ZeaIanderS
Present Novel
Number at Pan

0NE OF the best bills OF tho season
" f. being presented at tho Fan.
tagea this week. Thcru arc seven
acts In all. ana Il Is hard TO pick
out the best.
One which combines all tho csscn,
uals OF good vaudeville act and
Is eleverly staged and directed is
capmAn Boys and their Cushion.
ettes," Tho Boys are excellent
dancers, tho "Fashioncttea" arc ac.
complished musicians. and at uhr
same timo lend "A touch OF color by
singing n few numbers IN chorus.
olyn Landiok. IN a study OF My
Lady Do Luxe" carries tho act east.
~ singlo,hRndsd. Before wo reach
tho big surprise az the end. wo dc
eide that olyn II a very clever ac,
troas and imporsonator OF various
feminine roles. Tho surprise Is
when she doffs her Wig and We find
Il a him.
BaTbarlc. primitive. stirring. son
satlonal-Bll thoCs ndIcetlycs Apply
20 tho unusual net offered by five
New Zealand Maors. IN their weird
dances and rites, They are not
clever vaudeville act. but they arr
Intensely Interesting Tho surprls.
Ing part Is that their songs arc
harmonious and pleasing 90 tho ear
Mccarthy and Moore arc another
pair OF excellent steppora. altho their
comedy Is not as good as their dan.
Gins. ~ that they Ent many
laughs and much applause. Walter
Fcnncr presents In ItighLnwnrow
three famous short stories IN play
form, the lost Of which "Tho Glfts
OF tho MaE." by oHonry. II by
FAR tho best.
Mason and Zudora have "a real
darky comedian net. IN which Ma.
son. the negro stopper and funny.
bono ticker. takes all tho iaurols
with his real darby infection.
selins's Circus. presenting mum.
Der Of trained animals. and Laura
Van wlnkles sonEolog close tho
vaudeville program.
The feature picture is Ramon No
vRrro's ~ Lovers oath"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Elsie Ferguson
Doesn't Deny 1t

Elsie Ferguson, star of "Thy Tn
known Lover" tho Victor Hugo Hal
perrin production az the Blue Mouse
"a one screen star who 1dm.ta rha 10
90. the ago a. which. according 10
the French, q woman reaches her
greatest charm.
Miss Ferguson went on the stage
IN musical comedy. playing Do The
chorus Of THE Belle of New York DO
Then came her sudden and ftnsa.
tl0nul success IN THE Liberty
Bellies" But tho young musical
comedy beauty was drafted into le-
climate drama. and became leading
woman Tor Kyrle Bellcw and Cyr.l
MRude. This led 20 her starring ln
Such n Little Queen" THE First
Lady IN the Land" "Outcast" ana
Shirley Kaye"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Carol Is Promising
Elephant Trainer

A number Of animals were used by
d w, Griffith IN tho filming OF tho
circus scenes In sally Of tho Saw,
dust" his latest screen feature now
showing at the Strand. Included
among them was ono Lucy. an cle-
phant described by ID w." aa tho
most marvellous creature have ever
met
81 had much less trouble with Lucy
than with most cEtras-' laughed the
director. and went on 20 toll OF the
accomplishments Of the versatile
Carol Dcmpster. who plays tho name
part In the new picture. ~ an Gle
plant trainer carol. Il seems. got
along 20 well with tho huge animal
hat It d!d things for her which or
dinartly would have required six
weeks training b. an experienced
elephant handler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
BELLE BENNETT WILL
BE RECKLESS LADY,

Robert Khno has signed Belle Ben
nett for tho title role in "The Rcck-
less Lady" the production no Will
start on Immediately following Blue
boards Seven Wives" "The Reck-
less Lady" il by Sir Phillips Gibbs
and is ono Of tho best sellers
Howard 1llgEin, who achieves now
laureis with "Thc Now Command
ment,' has been selected by Mr.
Kane 20 dlrort "Thc Reckless fndy,"
and with sadn cownn he viii also
make tho screen adaptation,
Tho supporting cnst viii include
James klrkwood, Lowell Sherman
and possibly Ben Lyon md Dorothy
sebastian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Famous Hosiery
REPRODUCED for Film,

BaldpAts Inn. perhaps tho best
known hostelry in tho United States.
was reconstructed BY Douglas Mac
Lean for his new comedy offering.
Seven Keys 20 Baldpato," on view
at the Coliseum.
Because OF the tremendous popu.
lnrity OF tho original George NJ. Co.
han farce. Il is Estimated that more
persons have seen tho interior OF
Baldpato Inn than have ever inspect
ed tho interior OF any real hotel In
tho country.
Because Of the larger possibilities
OF the camera. however. II was pos
Bihlo 70 enlarge tho main lobby con-
siderhbly and add bedrooms. dining
room. corridors and furanee room.
all Of which serve as background for
tho augmented action Of the picture
version OF tho Cohnn comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT
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bxsysry OF Chemist Can DO Used
By Every Deaf Person at
Home.

l.espenieaee. Mo. - Special
be- Tho have used a new method
h z1klag the deaf hear. have re-
|rE results that seem almost
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u method known as Aud.ene
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rus Is the method Is simple and
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Z. = many cases deaf people who
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L. ksnth says that although he
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I'g ars deaf. hard Of hearing or
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Musical Comedy Star
in La Mari Picture

Irene Olsen. we'll known In musl-
cal comedy. liz making her screen de-
but in support Of Barbara In Mari
and Conway Tcarlo In Tho Heart
OF slron," now at the Capitol.
Miss olsen's work was so success.
full that she was contracted with. ut
tho close Of filming On The Heart Of
n Siren" TO appear in the next La
MARI picture as well.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
Musicians and Actors
MingLe in Big Scenes

Noted screen actors. opera singers
and musicians mingled in tho cast of
The Phantom OF the Opera" whom
the opera Faust" wna presented in
the replica Of the Paris Opera, built
at Universal City for the CASTOR L.
roux mystery spectacle. This gor.
geous scene. photographed in color.
Is ono Of tho big punches" in the
play. now NJ tho Columbia
An audience OF 1000 peoplo sat In
the boxes and auditorium to watch
the performance on the stago. An
orchestra OF 100 pieces. all picked
musicians. played under tho leader
ship Of william Tyroler. former con-
ductor OF the Metropolitan Opera
house In New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
History Repeats
Itself Once More

Back in tho past well dlmmcd By
tho flight OF years. Charles oglo.
well-known character actor, was en-
acting tho role OF the old irishman
in support Of ChauuCey Olcott In the
Irish play. Edmund Burke" In ac-
cordance with the story OF tho play.
Ogls Ind three children. Those three
children were billed on tho program
as Gladys. Lottie and Jack Smith.
now ono OF tho most famous trios
OF photoplay stars In tho world.
which knows them as Mary. Lottio
and Jack Pickford
Now this same Mr.. ogie Is in tho
supporting cas-, OF this Same Jack
Pickford. now a full-grown man and
a world famous screen star. In his
latest picture. "Garrison's Finish. :"
nj the Winter Garden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
THOUSANDS OF FEET
CUT FROM NEW FILM

George Mcclure, who. under tho
supervision OF June Mathis. is cut
ting and editing Tho Vionneso Med
Icy" has used his official scissors 70
the extent that he has sliced out 10
rcols--isooO feet--of the 30 reels OF
the production. II Is now down to
IL reels and two moro reels must
como out before the film viii 10 re-
leased
Mcclure has n distinct reputation
rs film editor. His experience with
pretentious productions is we'll
known.
"I'vo trimmed n good many pic
turss." he declares, but not ono has
been rs difficult 20 edit and cut as
The vienneso Medley There is so
much good material II Is hard 10
leave any OF II out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Tho Girl From Montmnrtre. Coz
featuring Barbara Ia Mari and Lew
H Stone. IN IN the cutting room and
70 being pieccd together by Al Hal.
eminent film editor, This f. the
uhuIupny Al Green directed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

with the announcement that she
viii make Nile ModlEto" for First
National, Corluno Griffith began IN
earnest today 10 prepare a huge
wardroba Tor the production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

why Women Love" win bring
Blanche sweet and nobeIt Frazer on
The screen together Tor the first
time. They portray The principal
characters iu that picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

rrshy MAekdIl wears some gor-
Is zsatlons In Edwin Carews'a
H Production. Joanna. The
IL feature player IS responsible
I Ms, q the gowns. having de-
|na them from her own ideas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Some real sold was discovered by
tho film company taking scenes fut
THE Golden Princess" In tho sierra
mountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-03

Few pearl divers ARE able 10 follow
the vocation for moro than five
years.
Evening star., 1925-05-03

Over hill and dale with the West Pointers. One of
daily riding classes the Military Academy experiences
little rough travel not far from the academy.
N
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11
Legal Notices


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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
SAIE OLE Old HOILER.

SALE OF OID
Sealed bids will be received by the
Beard Of School Commissioners, az its Of.
ficss. 100 N. Meridian SN,, until B o'clock
and removal as hereinafter specified. OF
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Tor school or library purposes, for not less
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BOARD OF SCHOOL COMM fssIoNERs or
THE CITY or. INDIANAPOLIS,
BY William II. Book. Business Director.
Inqianapolis, Ind. Dec IL. 1925
:, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of The Western
Automobile Insurance Company. Of III.
Of said Company in Fl. Scott Kansas on
SATURDAY J Jan, O. 1925 a. o'clock P. m
Transaction Of such other business a as NAV saS
eO Six Directors are to be elected and the
nominated to be voted upon as such ID,
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Prayer. Frank NJ. Stone and Floyd Double
An Policyholders at the time Of such
Annual Meeting and who have been
Policyholders for a period OF ono hundred
days prior thereto, shall be qualified and
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either " person or ey PROXY PToXIes must
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Dec II. 12. IA, 1925.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-11
BATTLE ROYAL IN RAID

Jack Leslie, former colored pugi-
list, recently appointed to the police
department, was tempted to apply
some of his ring knowledge Thurs
day night on a raid, he admitted to-
day. Leslie, with Preston Heater.
colored patrolman, visited an alleged
dice game at 1907 Lafayette St. the
home of Andrew Price. colored.
charged with being the game keeper.
A grand exit started when the two
officers appeared.
at had a battle royal stopped in
forty different ways" Leslie said The
two officers confiscated $3.50 and a
quantity of dice. Eighteen alleged
gamblers. besides Price, were ar
rested. while about a dozen escaped
in the melee, the police said,
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THE CRY or fNDiANAPoLIs.. VIZ
BY William II Book, Business Director.
SEEK COMMUNITY HALL

BIZ United Press
MENTONE, Ind. Dec. I1-Busi-
ness, professional men and farmers
- Mentone are backing O $500
Community building drive
1t is hoped to have the building
completed before Jan. 20 to house
tie county high school basketball
tournament.
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a. BOOkWALTEK,
\ RANK j. MANLEY,

fMsLES4Yy Nv ". Johnson,
Board OF Park Commissioners OF the City
of Indianapolis
Dan Ii LIZ 1QOh