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The Washington times., 1925-03-30
STAR BOARDER'S CLOTHES
WASHED BY HUSBAND

FITCHBURG, Mass, arch 80
Doing all the chamber work, wash
ing the star boarder's clothes and
preparing and serving his meals
all in an endeavor to keep peace in
the family, was too much fol-
Gaudias Boucher.
So Boucher Is suing his wife
Pamela, for divorce, alleging un
faithfulness.
Eugene BONN, of Lowell, was
named by Boucher in his testimony
in probate court as the "star
boader."
Mrs. Boucher has filed a cross
suit for divorce.
The Washington times., 1925-03-30

her. She win be assisted at the
tea table by Nine. AIfaro, wife of
the minister Of Panama, Mrs. Will
lam III. Borah, Mrs. Arthur Capper
and Mrs. John Hull.
Last evening Doctor and Nine.
Dieckhoff gave a dinner in compIi.
ment to the Ambassador and
Baroness Won Nathan. The guests
included the Minister of Egypt and
Nine. Yousry, Senator and Mrs. w.
H. King. Senator and Mrs. Arthur
Capper, Senator and Mrs. Porter
Dale, Congressman and Mrs. Ed
ward Browne, Brigadier General
and Mrs. John Hull, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Noyes and Mr.. Ward.
The Washington times., 1925-03-30
POPE NAMES TWO MORE
CARDINALS AT CONSISTORY

ROME, March 30.-Pope Plus held
secret consistory today and
created two new cardinals, the
Bishops OF Granada and OF Seville.
Spain. His Holiness delivered an
allocution deploring persecution of
Catholics.
He announced he was greatly
pleased with the influx of Holy
Years pilgrims.
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JEAN EIJOTS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY
TAFTS GUESTS AT
EMBASSY LUNCHEON.

Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft were
the guests Of honor at luncheon
yesterday of the British Ambassador
and Lady Isabella Howard. The
other guests included the Minister
of Finland, Axel Astrom; the Charge
d'Affaires of Austria and Nine.
Procnik, Count de Sartiges OF The
French Embassy, Judge and Mrs.
Clarence N. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs:
Hampson Gary, the British Consul
General at Baltimore and Mrs.
Gilliat Smith, Mr.. Civic Of the
Polish legation, Admiral 3. A.
Staunton, Colonel Theodore D..
Boal, Lady Burghclere, Mrs, Thomas
f. Walsh, Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer, Miss Gardner and Lady
Bette Fielding.
The Minister of Panama and
Nine. Alfaro entertained at tea
yesterday in compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf.
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TO ENTERTAIN FOR
VISITOR FROM DENVER

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKenney
will entertain informally at bridge
this evening for their schoolgirl
daughter. Miss Francesca McKen
ney, in compliment to Miss Virginia
Bennett. Of Denver, Col, who is
spending her spring vacation from
school as the guest of Miss Virginia
McKenney and Miss Frederick
McKenney.
Mrs. Mckinney and her small
son, Charles McKenney, jr., re-
turned last evening from Atlantic
City, where they made a ten-day
visit as the guest OF Mrs. McKen
ney's brother, w. w. Miller, OF
New York, at the Ritz Carlton.
Nine. Hauge entertained at din
ner last evening at her home in
Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Lillian Branch, of Richmond
and White Sulphur, entertained al
luncheon yesterday at the Martin
ique Hotel, when her guests were
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran, Doc
tor and Mrs. Walter Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Hill, jr., Holmes Eick'
len, w. J. Snead, of Richmond, SON
in-law of the hostess; Miss Kirkley
OF London. England: Miss Margaret
Crosson and Donald Wiley.
So
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Riggs will
leave town this week for Mexico to
remain about six weeks.
Nine de Sousa. Leao Oracle, wife
of the charge d'affaires of Brazil
will sail for this country Wedues
day aboard the Southern Cross
after passing several months in hel
Brazilian home. She will be &C
companied by her two daughters
Mr.. de Sousa Leao Oracle will 81
to New York to meet them on thoil
arrival about April 10.
Ray Fox, who has been American
consul in Melbourne, Australia, fol
the last few years, is spending 6
flew days in Washington en- route
to his home in California.
An engagement of interest thai
was announced last week was thai
Of Miss Helen Macfarlane Hines tc
Paul Tison, which was announced
by the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker D. Hines, of New
York. The wedding will take place
June !.
Mr.. Hines and his family lived In
Washington for several years wher
he was director general or railroads
and were popular members or SO
ciety during the war.
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William B. Newman, Mrs. Robert
k Willett, Mrs. Frank s. Hight,
Mrs. James X. Jones, Mrs. Clara
B. McCrone, William Phelps Emo.
Bascom Slemp.s William c. Deming.
Doctor Sterling Ruffin, and John
F. Bethune.
Local u. d. c. Chapter presi-
dents who will serve as patronesses
and on the young ladies' committee
respectively are: Mrs. Benjamine
Soule Gantz, Miss Hilda Diller,
Miss Lillian Gray, Mrs. Walter Lee
Phares, Mrs. William Albert King,
Mrs. James Boggs and Mrs. M. de
Glare M. Berry.
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MISS WALCOTT FETED
PRIOR TO WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman
entertained at luncheon today in
their home in Edgemoor in compli-
ment to Miss Helen Walcott, daugl1-
ter Of the Secretary of the Smith
sonian Institution, and Mrs Charles
D. Walcott, and her fiance, Cole
Younger, Of New York, whose mar.
riage will take place tomorrow.
Other guests were members of the
bridal party and out-of town guests
here for the wedding. There are
sixteen in the company.
=
Mrs. j. Harry Covington and her
daughter, Miss Anne Covington, are
entertaining at tea this afternoon
from to o'clock in their new
home on Wyoming avenue. Later
in the evening the company will go
to Club Chanticleer for supper and
dancing.
Miss Covington, who is a student
at Yassar College,. has as her guest
over the spring vacation. Miss Jean
Mclaughlin, OF California, who 10
also q student at Vassar College.
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DAVISES ARRANGE
TWO DINNER PARTIES.

The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
Davis will be hosts at dinner to.
night for a company Of twenty.
They also entertained at dinner
last evening when their guests
were asked to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schoelkopf, now staying with
William Phelps Emo. In the COM
pany were the Secretary Of Agri-
culture, Mr. Jardine; Senator Sam
uel Shortridge, senator and Mrs.
Guy Despard Golf. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. George CLARK, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
WaNren Irving Glover, Mrs. Fred
erick Dent Grant, Mrs. George Ehle
and Mr.. Emo.
+
The minister of Bolivia, Doctor
Ricardo Freyre. with Nine. Freyre
and their family are landing in New
York today and will come at once
to Washington.
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PATRONS SELECTED
FOR u. d. G. BALI.

Robert e. Lee Chapter No. 644.
: United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy, incorporated, announces
the following as a partial list Of
patrone for it's tWenty-second an.
nual Dixie ball which Is to be-
held at the New Willard Easter
Monday, April 10:
Madame Riano, the German Am
bassador and Baroness Won Malt
Zan. Mrs. Curtis Wilbur, Princess
Blbesco, Doctor Wroblewski, min
lister OF Poland; Phyra Burr Navar-
asthe, minister of Siam; Doctor
Hector David Castro, charge daft
fares OF Salvador and Madame
castro; Miss Angela Cromeyer,
General William H. Hart, General
and Mrs. Clarence c. Williams,
Admiral Sidney A. Staunton, Gen
eral and Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Gen
eral John A. Buchanan, General
and Mrs. John w. Joyes. General
J. B. Mcdonald. General George
Barnett, Senator and Mrs. Key
Pittman. Mrs. Pat Harrison, Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Mrs. Henry Reyes.
MRS. Willard Salisbury. Mrs. Will
liam II. King. Mrs. Claude Swan
son. Princess Cantacuzene, Con-
gresham r. Walton Moore, Mrs.
Walter l. Mccoy, Judge and Mrs.
Robert MattingIy, Judge James r
Smith. Mrs. Hoke Smith, Mrs.
Albion oW. Tuck. Mrs. A. Eugene
Barr, Miss Mary Fl. Bartenstein,
Mrs. Samuel B. Milton, William
Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond, Mrs. Breckenridge Long.
Mrs. Edward Avery Hartman, Mrs.
Emerson Liscum, Mrs. f. j. Stell-
wagon, Mrs. H. w. Fitch, Mrs.
Fulton Lewis, Mrs. Theodore Doug
las Robinson, Mrs. Leigh Palmer
MRS: Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. G.
W. Ehle, Mrs. Charles A. Douglass.
Mrs: James G. Penn, Mrs. George
d. Hope. Mrs. Elwood Seal Mrs.
Alfred p. Thorn. Mrs. David st. F..
Gaillard. Mrs. George r. Huff, Mrs.
Honor Maury, Miss Mona Gill, Mrs.
The Washington times., 1925-03-30
MARRIED AT HOME
OF UNCLE AND AUNT.

The marriage of Miss Julia Pey.
ton, daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnard Peyton, OF Richmond
Va, and granddaughter of Mrs.
Henry Ashton Ramsay, and Howard
Phillips, Of Greenwich, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. L. Rowley Phillips, took
place Saturday afternoon in the
home of the brides uncle and aunt
Commander and Mrs. John Stapler
at No. 1920 Hillyer place. The cere
mony was performed by Chaplain
E. 3. Niver, of Quantico, Va, and
was followed by a reception.
The bride wore a gown OF white
ge0rgette crepe made along straight
lines and heavily embroidered In
crystal. Her tulle veil was held In
place by a coronet OF rose point
lace, pearls and orange blossoms
and she carried shower bouque,
Of white sweet peas and lilies Of
the. valley.
Miss Mary Boone Peyton attended
her sister an maid Of honor, wear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
MORE PRIZES WON
AT LIBERTY SONGFEST

Oliver Wallace gave the Sunday
concert and song contest at tho lib
crty yesterday afternoon delightful
opening with medley Of Victor Her.
bert'a famous compositions on the
giant wurll,zer. Tho Bong contest
followed Immediately with After
Every Party" the first number, Jus.
It's Peterson was chosen IA the first
prize winner. The reward for II
Wish ! Knew was captured by Har.
old Folsom. Just two girls entered
In tho competition for Nobody
Knows what RedHeadcd Mama
Can DO. and tho decision was given
Violet Bailey. Harry Donn. who has
become wcll-knowu of these song.
tests. won tho audience with Love
Me and the World IL Mine After
some difficulty In decision, the audi
enee ugJAn awarded the prize for
when Irish Eyes Arc Smiling TO
Harry Doan.
Wpuaco closed tho program with
the Strauss waltz. Tales From tho
Vienna Woods"
Tho five choruscs for next sun
day viii bc I'm Always Chasing
l,aipbowr." pixie. Sweet Rosie
o'Grady." "If You Knew Susie Like
Know Susie" and Mighty LAX =
Rose" offenbach's beautiful "Or'
phcus" overture will be included In
wallnce'B concert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
BEBE DANIELS STARTS
ON "WlLD, WILD GIRL

Bcbe Daniels hns started work on
her latest effort. The Wild, Wild
Girl" under tho direction OF Edward
sutherland. Rod Ia ROGUE VIII
play opposite Miss Daniels in what
nromIscs to DO q film packed with
thrills and humor
Tho screen play was written by
Tom ]. Gcraghty from n Liberty
Magazine short story by stouart NJ
Emery.
In the supporting cast are several
well known stage and screen play
crs. among them Henry Stephenson
OF Dancing Mothers" seen recently
in MEN and Women" osgood Per
lkins of 'BegFer on Horseback" Ivan
simpson OF "old English" and Miss
Bluobeard,' Russell Medcroft, Jo'
pcph Smiley, Mildred Ryan and Helen
Holcombe,
Tho action In the story has the
famous thorofares, shops and docks
of New York for background, with
Fifth Avenue throngs and river front
characters ms extras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
L0NG0 OFFERING
SPECIAL NUMBER

Many of tho theater goers %ho
thronged to the Columbia Mt the
recent presentation OF THE Last
Laugh" may remember the striking
appeal and melody OF the musical
accompaniment Of the memorable
"tlpsy" scenes. where JanninEs
rises to fine height OF acting
The composition was THE Jolly
Fellows" waltz. by volsteat. and
was used in part, as tho theme Of
the musical presentation OF the pie.
turc.
It's charm caught in the ears Of
the audiences and many patrons.
requested it's name and IL possible.
q future playing In answer to
these and because II has a world Of
fine musical expression. Mr.. Longo
has chosen It for the All-Artist or.
chestra concert this week as part
Of the program with the showing
OF Dangerous Innocence" He will
play IL in it's entirety, asking the
audiences TO join the musicians in
whistiing the final refrain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Another Burke Story
on Screen at Capitol

Thomas Burke's Llmehouzo stories
have supplied the material FOR some
Of the finest entertainments that
have come out OF the motion picture
studios OF America Another prod
uct OF Burkes pen Is on tho screen
at the Capitol this week. II Is
"Curlytop." starring Shirley Mason.
and the production must be placed
with the others as an excellent pho.
toplay
Maurice Elvcy. the English di-
rector. has utilized his firsthand
knowledge OF London's Limchouse
district and given "Curiytop" an
authentic atmosphere that adds
much to the screen version. Shirley
Mason-tho many may not rccog
nlze her in beautiful blond curA
is typical as the dainty saucy Burke
heroine and fits admirably into the
story OF the little girl whose bcautt.
ful locks brought her the love OF nll
men and the hatred of women.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Flapper Futile
in CoUboy Land

Flapperism comes iu tof a sound
spanking and Jazz receives a knock.
out blow in paramouuta Code Of
the West"
Pictured against marvellous natural
backgrounds and Astounding in
breath.taking thrills. Code Of the
West unfoidn appealing STORY Of tho
romance Of George May stockwell, a
frivolous little ilnppcr and Cal
Thurman. n sturdy. virllo cowboy.
owen Moore has the strong role Of
the cowboy cavcman and Constance
Bennett gives "a good account Of her
sclf as the flighty. f1irty flapper.
Others in the cast arc Mabel Rallin.
Charles oglc and David Butler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Columbia Picture
Is Light Romance

More than tho first half OF Dan
eorous Innocence" at the Columbia
the part where Laura In Planie.
as innocent Ann. meets the dashlng
Eugene o'Brien. as Maj. Seymour.
and forces him 10 proposals light,
hearted. romantic comedy. But Ia the
last reel or 80. tho The humor btill
remains. thrills and adventure come
with machlnc.gun rapidity.
Jolly Fellows. the appealing
waltz melody which delighted 80
many a. tho theme or The Last
Laugh. Us being presented In lin
entirety By the allartist orchestra
under tho able direction OF Francesca
I.onso. as the featured number Of
tho concert. International News, n
Century comedy. Stranded" with
Edna Marian. and Secrets Of
Life" reel. showing tho development
OF the mosquito como TO tho picture
fan as extra entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Thinking of Crashing Movies?
Look Thru Blue Glass First

"The primary requirement OF girl
seeking career In pictures aayH
Norma Tnlmadgc. who IL NJ work
on tho film version Of George Barr
McCutcheou'H "Graustark" is "a
camera face
According TO Dmltri BuchowetEki.
who ir directing "Gfaustark." the
best way. next 70 the actual taking
Of screen test. 20 obtain the most
truthful impression Of how a person
viii appear ON the screen. IL to look
az the face thru a piece u dark blue
glass. Bigc glass eliminates all col.
orinE and makes the face appear as
II would from tho screen. This is
simple test which any glrl contcm.
plating a Journey TO Hollywood can
easily try for herself before she
draws out her savings for railroad
ticket
This IL what the blue glass should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Pantages Bill
RunSGamut of
Entertainment

The PantagoS offers wonderful
variety or good entertainment this
week. the program including an
array OF jazz music, number OF
laughs and an Interesting melo.
drama,
The navy hands that have been
featured hero have proven SO pop,
ular that tho management has con-
ccdcd to popular demand and has
engaged tho L. $, 5, Colorado jazz
hand 20 appear an this week, This
hand includes IL pieces ana the goes
certainly can make them talk, he
sides Jazz. they offer classical mu,
sic and a special novelty, Another
good musical act is Harmony
Land" offered by group Of sing
ers. which includes tho Hcrherty
trio,
Strohel and Norton have good
aerobatic number that Is different
from the usual stunts OF this kind
Gordon and Germaine do a jumping
net extraordinary, turning about
three complete turn overs In tho
az without touching the stage,
AZ would be hard TO state which
OF tho three. Tom Kelly, Purcell
and Nincl or Foley and Lecture. are
the best. FOR they all keep the audi
enccs IN Mysteries.
Tho feature picture, The Para
site" starring owen Moore and
Niadgc Bsllamy. is based on the so
cic,y people who live on the vitality
OF others. and do no good for the
world,
And % course Henri lie Eel gives
his usual songologue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Gloria Welcomed Back to City
Wherein She First Won Fame

Gloria Swanson who, during her
two years absence from Los Angeles
where she first became famous. has
acquired added lustrc. was greeted
by large delegation from the IA.
nous Players Lasky studio and by
hundreds Of friends from other stu,
dios who Joined in tremendous
ovation for the Homecoming fayoritc
when she arrived Friday
The zoo delegates to the Para.
mount convention were assembled
FOR the first time Friday night at
tho opening Of Madame sans Gene"
at Graumau's thcatCr
Miss swansons bungalow dressing
rooms, located at ono corner Of the
LaslSy lot. have been IN tho process
OF metamorphosls during the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

week, preparatory 10 her taking pos.
session when she starts tho filming
OF Coast OF Folly
Tho doll.ilke bungalow was un.
locked a week ago for The first time
since Gloria Swanson went East two
years aEo. Painters have done their
work inside and out and now the in.
terror decorators arc dolng their
part A lattice work fence has been
erected and LIVING vines transplanicd
20 lis base shrubs and flowers arc
growing around the place. ana even
grass. cut In squares. has been
placed there.
Tho bungalow viii BE- the center
or q series OF Welcome Home"
stunts that have been planned by
the stars old time studio friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

reveal n you have camera face:
An oval shaped contour with rather
high but not too prominent cheek
bones. Hair with lots OF life and
CLINT in tired hair somehow pho.
tographs exceptionally well. Eyes Sc,
far apart. not 10 large ns TO be overly
prominent. not 10 small as 10 photo
graph as mere Sits. Wen defined
brown that arc not too thick. 4
straight nose. preferably little
tilted upBnrd AZ the tip. a well.
bowed mouth. not TO small. that parts
into smile Of definite charm with.
out lining the face too much and
that reveals small and very even
teeth. a softly rounded chin, not
too weak and not too prominent. The
profile should be clear cut. Vivncity.
charm and mobility OF expression arc
great assets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Disappointed Wives in
Winter Garden Film

why Women Hcmarry.' at tho
Winter Garden. Is the story OF the
lives Of four wives each ono OF
whom demands something from mar
Eiasc which she did not eei. Not
an women marry and rc'marry for
the same reason. asserts This pic
turo,
Milton Sllia II the Htar. Ethel
Grey Terry plays opposite him, and
the remainder Of the cast consists
Of Carol Holloway William Lowcry.
.larhsa solwynnc. Thomas Mcclure
and wiirrcd Lucas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
JACQUELlNE LOGAN
SIGNS FOX CONTRACT

Jacduoline Logan is the latest star
TO sign long term contract with
William Fox.
Miss Logan. II Is announced, will
appear in the principal feminine
roles of a number OF Fox specials
for 1886. including. in all prob.
ability, at least one or two of the
screen versions OF the John Golden
stage plays purchased some time ago.
Miss Logan first won fame ns an
actress when "Tloradora" was pro.
duced at the Century theator In New
York, and since that time has
worked continually in motion pic.
lures. Tho new contract assures tho
Fox company OF Miss Logan's ser.
vices for the next three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Elaborate Ballroom
Scene in HeiIig Film

The elaborate Hal Masquo 10.
aucncc which occurs Ia THE Criv
hon Runncrs." Priscilla Deans CUT
rent production M the Hcilig. II
raid TO be ono Of the most spertHc.
ulRr scenes ever filmed In tho his,
tory Of tho industry.
Tho locale OF the story IN FMS
cinaung Vienna and all tho bril-.
lance and color OF It's people have
been dcrtly woven into this i'm.
prrssiyc scene
Tho entire set was designed aud
executed by Count Maxine De ST
illIRire. q member or the Austrian
atistogrucy. selected by Hunt strum.
bars aa special technical advisor for
this production
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Novelty InteruooUen
in State Attractions

Novel IDEAS. comedy. singing, dan.
cling and musical numbers arc In.
cluded In the vaudeville bill which
opened at the state Monday. TO &c.
main until Wednesday night.
The featured personalities, Baasett
and Bailey. present sklt entitled
The Unexpected" which has 10 do
with woman who can handle her
husband.
Jack Stern. composer OF popular
songs. rs m added feature on the
biil, singing some Of his own pro.
ductIons.
eaturc picture Is Her Man.
story Of action and romance. star.
ring william Fairbanks,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Constance TaImadge
PLAYING at Colonial

Her Night OF Romance" with
tho dainty Constance Talmadge in
tho leading role, is the attraction
at the Colonial Tuesday. The story
Is a typical Connie ono, filled with
comedy and romance and unique sit.
uations.
Troubles OF Bride" the s;cry.
OF girl who was kidnapped on her
wedding eve. win be the featured
photoplay Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
He's "Spettigue"
On and Off Screen

JHmca 2 fHgc Who phys Tho
part Of spcttigue In tho screen YER
sion OF "Charicy's Aunt. now play
ing nt tho Liberty. has been play.
ing the part on the stage for tho
past l2 years and was brought over
from England by the Christles be.
cause they felt that he waH the
most capable person they could Sc.
cure 70 complete a perfcc, cast
Now that he has finished his
work in Hollywood he has returned
TO England 10 resume his part with
tho stock company with whom he
hna been playing continuously for
the past four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

Filming of the interior scenes of
The Making OF o'Malley," in which
Milton Sills Is being starred. is
nearing completion. When produc.
ton started some time ago Director
Lambert Hillyer attempted TO shoot
street scenes. Bronx crowds gath.
cred daily in such numbers that
filming was practically impossible,
SO Sills and the company were
brought indoors. Earl Hudson is
wondering what luck he win have
on tho second try.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05
Mary Entices With
Her Auburn Locks

There are any number OF motion
picture stars. boastlng OF auburn
hair. who arc hoping for the day
when colored films will be the rule.
They arc proud OF their brick tops
and mournfui that the screen cannot
emphasize the hue OF their ;resscs.
Among these Is Mary Astor. fea-
turcd player with Give Brook and
Ian Keith In "Enticcment." the First
National attraction at the Strand
In addition 10 tho auburn hair shc
has great brown eyes. a fair skin,
and is one Of the many real beauties
OF tho screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-05

Charles Ascot. wcll.known ami.
mai impcronator. is appearing as
the symbolic white monkey In the
production OF John GalEworthy'a
THE white Monkey" Ascot has
impcrBonatcd dogs. prehistoric ami.
mails. mules, cats, boarH. crocodiles
and many other creatures. But. he
says, he'd rather be monkey than
any other kind OF animal because
Il IL the cicvcrest OF all.