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Evening star., 1925-06-28

Totals. 80 l1'25 IL Totals. "a 12 81
'One out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Wells in seventh inning.
tBatted for Collins in eighth inning.
St. Louis ~ 20 O O @ O O o.
Detroit. .......:. o o 0 o . Is
- Runs--Ls Note l2). McManus l2),
Haney. O'Rourke Burke Helmann Blue.
Errors-La Motto; Winso. Blue. Two-base
McManus. Stolen base-Williams Sacri-
s. foais' bs,fsl, srfs kssss M On on
OFF Bush. B.: of Wells 4. Struck out-By
Bush, 4; by Wells. s., Hits-Of Bush. II
in sla innings: off wells. in innings: off
IN l inning Of Dauss. none in ! inning.
D2uss. Losing pitcher-Bush. Umpires-
Messrs. Hildebrand and Evans. Time of
game hours and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Totals 30 13 81 IL
sBatted for Sand in seventh.
Batted for Ford in eighth
+Batted for Grimes in eighth.

Philadelphia 80 . Q 9 Q 0-lo
Brooklyn ....... L = j q
Runs-Hoke, Fonsecs t2l. Wilson. Hawks,
Williams, Friberg 81; Ring t"l. Stock 81.
seca Grimes f2j. Two-base hits-Fournier
Brown. LOTUS. Three. base hit-Wriaht-
Ring. Hawks, LOTUS. Double plays-Siock
to Ford to FoHrnier. Harper to Sand Leg
Bases on balls-of Ring, .; off Grimes. s.
Struck out-By Ring. 2; by Grimes. q by
ninrs; off Hubbell, none in / inning. Losing
pitchcr-Grimes Umpires-Messrs. Nc
Sormick and KLEIN. Time of game hours
and 10 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

St Louis ....... 1 o O o 3 o o Ks
Runs-Blades t2l Hornsby. Bottomley.
Reinhsrt Errors-FreiEau. Brooks Weis.
Blades (2). Bottomley. Sacrifce--Shnners.
Double plays-Toporcer to Hornshy to Bot
tomiey. o'Farreil TO Bell. Heathcote to Con
aalss 70 Ma1anyiile i; on ., ofsesch bsi,.C
Jones 3: off Bush. l.; off Reinhart. l.
Struck out1Bys Jo4es q iobss by Bush T. by by
nings: off Bush. 3 in 3 innings. Losing
pitcher-Jones. Umpires-Messrs. Wilson.
ouigley and Moran. Time of game-1 hour
and 81 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
CARDS DEFEAT CUBS
THROUGH LONG HITS
By the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, June s7.-The ST. Louis
Cardinals frightened their hold on fifth
place by defeating the Chicago Cubs
again today. The score was to 0.
Jones was batted out after five in
nings.
Blades two triples and Bottomley's
three-base hit figured largely in the
Cardinals victory.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
sTR1BL1Na TO BOX R1sKo.

CHICAGO, June 27 GD.-Young
Stribling of Atlanta, Ga. has been
matched to meet John Risko, a Cleye
land 200.pounder, in 10-round bout at
East Chicago next Thursday night.
Risko has scored 49 knockouts in IS
contests.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
The standing:
InSideGOlf
BY Chester Horton.

have often observed that golfers
OverdO the shift Of weight when they
first observe that getting the weight
over helps them i'm hitting Here
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Then in the afternoon, starting away
with his carefree, laughing style.
Lamprecht continued to bear down
and took the first hole, halved the
second and won the third. 1t seemed
that the play would end before the
nine had been finished, so true were
his clubs.
But at the end of she 81 holes the
Tulane star stood 9 up, and at least
another was necessary for decision.
Westland, in last desperate effort.
obtained the downhill tenth with a
birdie to his opponents par 4, but he
himself experienced trouble on the
eleventh and required a 6, which end
ed the fray.
Lamprecht. who divided his time
between Cleveland and New Orleans.
said after the match that he proba bly,
would participate in the national anna.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

unable to anticinhte the effect of
Casey's terrific volleys.
Anderson and Brugnon fought a
match in which experience and court
craft was pitted against brilliance and
youth. Experience won, but not be-
fore the Australian star saw two sets
go against him. During these periods
the Frenchman's back-hand screw
shots and his puzzling spin service
were beyond Anderson's mastery. But
in the following three sets the veteran
came back with skillful, well-placed
line drives, a fast. accurate service
and quick recovery.
The playing of Daley and Jarvis in
their defeat Of Turnbull and Gilbert
justified the opinion of British ex-
perts, who had predicted that the
Anglo-American pair would develop
as good tournament material. Never
theless, the youngsters victory over
the veterans was wholly unexpected
Dailey's service and overhead game
was especially effective, although he
was weak nn ground strokes
Evening star., 1925-06-28

CINCINNATI, June a @.-Joe
Schultz, outffelder, has been obtained
by the Reds from the Philadelphia Ma
tionals by the waiver rote.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

left absorb all your weight. You will
readily see you can do that without
moving the rest of your body at all
That Is what should happen i'm the
golf swing. II you overdO 1t you will
Immediately begin dropping your
shoulders, which must not be done.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
UNION PRINTERS SEEKING
REVENGE ON HAWKS NINE

MON PRINTERS will be seeking when
Mohawk Athletic Club diamond this
- clash with Rob Roy Mackey's Indians
Early the the Printers 4o2 dubbng
Evening star., 1925-06-28
KENNEL AND FIELD
GEO. H. KERNODLE.

The largest hospital In America de.
voted to the care and treatment Of
animals Is the Ellen Prince Speyer,
located at Lafayette and Bond streets
in New York City, and operated by
the New York Womefl's League for
Animals.
Frank Dole in the New York Her
aid recounts the tireless efforts of
Mrs. Speyer in raising the initial sub
scription Of more than $4,000 neces-
sary to build this great institution.
Since the death Of Mrs. Speyer in
1912 the league has spent S35 900 for
further improvements, so that the in
vestment now represents more than
$175. 900.
1t has been the object of the league
to provide free treatment to animals
whose owners were unable to pay,
and to this end the free clinic Is main
tained. During last year more than
$4,000 animals received treatment, of
which number $500 elected to pay the
clinic charge Of 81, and the remainder
some smaller sum. More than $500
operations were performed. There
are accommodations in the various
wards for 1S6 dogs. 35 cats, and 10
horses. and isolation wards are pro-
vided for all animals suffering with
contagious and infectious diseases.
Among the many features of the
hospital are diet kitchens, operating
rooms. the latest machinery for ad-
ministering violet ray treatment, X
ray apparatus and solarium on the
roof for conyalescins distemper cases.
Kaempfe. the German Judge, who
did shepherds at the specially show,
| reverted to the tactics of Roesebeck in
demanding that the American-bred
shepherd show more intelligence, fire.
and aptitude for work. AS a result
the dopesterS who had marked the
catalogues were much upset at having
| their favorites either thrown out or
placed very low. The judge was
warm in his praise of the bodily
make-ups of the home -breds, but Ia
mented the fact that this breed of
working dogs is given too little work
In this country, and in consequence
has suffered a mental decline In this
opinion he is certainly at the same
mind as majority of the breeders,
for those most interested in the fu-
ture of the shepherd are insisting
that the dogs be given more police
and herding work.
E. Roy ROutt is announcing at stud
his two Boston terriers, Count Dee
Gee II, and Great King Dee Gee, full
brothers from the mating of Drury's
Upset and Princess Dee Gee II. Routt
has quite an extensive boarding and
breeding plant at 1907 Georgia avenue,
and claims the distinction of having
the oldest registered Boston terrier
kennel in the District
Evening star., 1925-06-28

ME golf ball be hit rcay hard much needed
yardage for the longest brasse punch but this
plshed through the letting himself OUT
probably entirely what he thinks of letting himself
accomplished altogether
flight of the ball by the degree of with which
head through
the back swing The the the harder the ball
of in
rectly in frono O Tim
Evening star., 1925-06-28
YANKEE NETMEN SCORE
In WIMBLEDON DOUBLES
By the Associated Press.


WIMBLEDON June z-Wth singles
wv fairly we'll known after of the
classic interest centered today the doubles where
advanced to the second round
John Hennessey indianapolis
the Australians, A. Taylor
and Lucien Williams of Chicago B. Of
R. and 9 3d.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

In the schedule of games for the
week, contests listed first will be
played at Diamond No. 4. others Will
be decided at Washington Barracks,
The schedule:
June 29-Center Market vs.-Allen Mitch
ell & Co., Chestnut Farms Va. EveninS star
June 30-Thompson' Dairy VS.. c. & p.
Telephone Co.: w. B. Moses & Sons vs..
July l-Wiiliams- Webb VS.. Standard OIL:
Evening Star VS.. Center NJ srket.
Farms: Allen Mitchell Co. vs.. Thompson
Dairy
Oil: C. & p Telephone Co. vs. Williams
Webb,
Evening star., 1925-06-28
LAMPRECHT OF TULANE i.
WALKS AWAY WITH TITLE
Beats Westland of Washington L., 9 and 7, Doing
II Holes in Under Par-Wnner Is Up
at End of First Half of Match.
BY the Associated Press.


ONTCLAIR N J, June 27The college unfod
wv today admit Lampreht
Cleveland representing Tulane University who only
eliminated the
Lampcht brilliant his
the
defeat today actually
with Jack
Wesand of the University of Washington 9 and
Sensational golf which bordered
hed by the big of the Midwest the % holes
which
4s he had Wesland
the Pacific Coast have dashed the rocks
Evening star., 1925-06-28

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta. 9: Spartanburg, 8 30 inmngsl
Macon. 4 :. Greenville, 3.
Columbia. Ia: Knoxville, g.
Charlotte 81. AsheYille Ii
Evening star., 1925-06-28
WAR POLOISTS PLAY
Three HOT BATTLES

War Blues gained a slight ad
vantage in the round robin match
staged by three teams of the War
Department Polo Association yes
terday at the Potomac Park field.
The blue-clad horsemen defeated
the War Reds. to /, in three chuk
kers, and battled to Ii 2-to-2 tie with
the War Greens. Reds and Greens
also failed to come to a decision In
their three sessions together, the
final count standing to .
Maj. Parker. No. on the Green
four. was high scorer with a trio OF
goals.
The scores:
Evening star., 1925-06-28
THE CALL OF THE OUTDOORS
BY WILL H. DIG.
President Izaak Walton League OF america.

blanket has
of
Observation-Disclosures. -four and But passing
Evening star., 1925-06-28

teur championship at Oakmont, nca
Pittsburgh, late in August.
To cover nine holes in 2 under pa
in tournament play is regarded "a
brilliant accomplishment for any vc
eran of the links, but TO accomplish
feat successfully three times is =,
traordinary. This is just what Ian
precht did today.
The cards follow:
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Auth and Moose Midgets will meet
on Navy Yard field at o'clock Moose
players are requested to report to Man
ager Nally at .
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Alexandria Cardinals,

Mount Rainier Juniors will attempt
to add another scalp To their collection
when they meet the Atlantics at Dia-
mond No 9 at | O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
LLOYD HUGHES ESCAPED
FROM CLOTHING STORE

a clerk In taiior's trimmings
shop,
IL Lloyd Hughes had followed the
path OF least resistance that Is prob,
ably what he would be today instead
Of one % tho featured players in
The Scarlet Saint" which George
Archainbaud Ia directing,
when Hughes finished high school
In Los Angeles he thought n business
career would be tho thing. He 10.
cured a position with tailor's trim.
mluRs shop and was fulltedgcd
clerk in a fcw months. But year
OF that was enough for Hughes. who
had been Influenced BY the movie
atmosphere OF Los Angeles He
started his movie work ns d develop.
er in the dark room Of tho selig
company. But n year OF the dark.
ness and tho doors Of the chemicals
was sufficient to make Hughes de.
eide It was time 90 actin more
ways than one.
He bought a makeup box md
started as an extra. After nearly a
year Of extra work King Vidor gave
him chance in real part and
Lloyd has never been an extra since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Duffy Players Open
Their FareuUeU Week

The Goose Hangs High" the
farewell offering OF the Henry
Duffy Players at the Metropolitan.
opens It's second week Monday
night.
The play which deals with the
foibles OF youth and the pathos of
parenthood, IL proving one Of the
most popular presentations the
stock company has done during it's
highly successful season here. The
performance is reassuring to the
/ multitude Of parents who have
cause TO question the effect OF col
lcge on their youngsters
Maurice Franklin and Marie
Dunkle do excellent characterization
as the self.sacriticlng father and
mother. Howard Miller, Heller
Stryker and Arthur Pierson arc the
enthusiastic young 'uns" and Helen
Audiffred hns an ideal role as thc
sweet and sensible bride-to-be.
The cast includes Norman French
Clara Williams, John Nickorson ant
+, others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Mann Syncopators
Featured at Pan

The regular vaudeville bill and
feature picture attraction program
which opens az the Pan,ages Mon
day. headlines the Mann syneopators.
q Jazz organization. who have IA
rhythm all their own. and who not
only play extremely well. but sing
songs IN most pleasing style
Splitting honora with this famous
band Is the Gray Family. a talented
group Of youngsters. who present a
miniature musical comedy. or extra
added interest, on tho program this
coming week. are the Crane Sisters
a harmony and comedy singing act
Tho -Four Pals. famous quartet
offer their latest comedy act entitled
Oats Ny Bruader" cayana Duo
a remarkable tight wire walker. 70,
gcthsr with Cook and Rossvcrc. In q
comedy hit entitled "whaddya Thlni
o. THAR make up tho rest OF ,h,
| bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Rin-T in-Tin Still
Hitting the Ball

below the Line" the now Rim
Tin.Tin picture AZ the Blue Mouse,
Is The atory Of a snariing. vicious
dos. made loyal and fine thru The
tenderness OF village hoy who
loves him
In this picture. '',he wonder dog"
moyos from tho frigid backgrounds
Of where the North Begins" and
Tracked IN the snow Country" TO
Southern locale. where dangerous
crocodiiea lie In the swampy slime
and bloodhounds nrn used TO track
fugitiycs from justice.
Tho picture. which is an adnp;a-
ton by Charles A. Loguo OF hts
own STORY. waa directed by Her
man Rnymnkor. who made Tracked
in the Snow Country" John Hair
ron appears az the hoy whose love
for the dog Is the central theme
OF tho story. and June Marlowc, ~
the girl whose love for tho hos
nwakca response that finally
eelipscs even hiB love Tor the dog
Others In the cast are Pat Hartigan
Victor poiel. Charles Conklin, Edith
Yorke. Gilbert Clayton and nylo
| Duncan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Film, Points Moral
at Faulty Husbands

Elaine Hammnrsfciu and Lou
Tellcgsn play Tho leading roles in
After Business Hours" Tho drama
Of martial complications now at the
Capitol
Tho story Ia ono Of husband
who loved his wife above everything
else In tho world and In tic self.
conferred way Of many business men
he thought that woman could
not learn TO handle money and he
trusted her in every respect but
in the handling OF money. sho
was forced 10 ask him for even
such email sums MS eartaro aud
tips.
She lost small sums at poker and
bridge and in order TO discharge
her obligations she WAS forced 10
secretly pawn her jewels. This
practice carried on and on in ever
Increasing sums TIL she became on.
tangled in the hands Of man who
used what Information no had OF
the faiiings to hlackmail her. The
moral is obvious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Happy Farce
Wins Laughs
at Palace Hip

WILL KINGS merry company is
w winning the cn,huiastie APPROX
al Of Palace Hip patrons this week
with its offering % The High Cost
Of Loving. a farce Astounding In
catchy lines and preearious sltua-
tons.
Lew Dunbar, uonora Hamilton.
BesS lin. Claire starr Evelyn Ham
bly,. Art tielasoo, Reece Gardner,
Howard Evans and Harry Davis all
contribute 70 the general hliarity.
Between laughs there are stage
some musical numbers OF all varle-
ties. Hermie King omwls out OF his
orchestra pit 20 play accompaniment
for the opening number which i an
attraction In itself Casey Jones and
Jimmie Ellard are featured In this
number. doing some clever imper-
sonations.
Jean singers Offering Is Mighty
Blue" which she puts over In good
style. Incidentally, she does a blues
medley. which revives certain OF IN,
old fayorltes.
Mildred Markle and WIN Auerc
are featured In a lavish Italian turn
which gives both OF them an oppor
tunity TO best display their vocal tai
cnts. An Italian dance ey Rlaneh,
soules and Evelyn Marion enhances
the number.
Clara In Velle has another typical
song in "Freshie" The Star trie
gets laugh with its horSing about
the stage doing Collegiate"
Hermle Kings orchestra scores
again with its concert features,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Exceptional Picture
PLAYING ar Heii,g

For one who Is sincerely looking
for an exceptional tim. tnrre ega'd
be no bitter choices than Lon
cnancy's impcrsonation OF Tue
Emperor Of Portugailia" In the
Tower OF Lies" now at the Hcilis.
II is the only film Intcrp citation Of
a literary gem We have seen when
hasn't seemed iravesty.
There is the very essence OF
pathos in Selma Iagcriors char
acter Jan" the old Swedish farmer
whose mind was dazed BY kind ma
ture in order that he might mol
know crushing SORROW
The film has not been chcapehea
and ssnumcntalized. The power oil
It's simplicity is it's appeal Norma
shearer offers convincing evidence
/ Of her hlstrion cal ability, rs ths
daughter whom the city swallowed.
William HaineR. as tho fai'hini
/ farm boy. and Ian Keith. as the
wrecker, give mediocre portrayala
worked ranch. Here they fashion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Comedy and Drama
in NeU Crook Film,

IT Is long crook that has no
turning" might he taken as the
motto OF Evelyn Bronrs latest +.
II. o. feature. which was shown nt
the Winter Garden for the first
time locally Sunday. Certainly
Three Wise Crooks" do a right.
about.faco and become law,ahiding
members OF society after they have
been innoculnted with the little
germs OF sweetness which reside in
fields OF new.mown hay. and treated
TO the klndliness OF their country
couHirls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Gay Dances of
SpainEnchance
Orpheum Bill

ALL Of the wild abandon In tho
~ dances Of old Spain y presented
by tho Original Canuinos. tho head
Ino act at the ofphsum this week.
Elisa and Eduardo, making their
rat trip 20 tho Coast after a i've.
ear reign Ia the dancing world Of
New York. give a clever and graceful
reproduction Of spanish dances.
Tho Dance Of tho Cape, the surn'
brero ana tho whip, with nm elahor-
ate background or pure Cahtillan at
mosphore. gave patrons Of tho Moore
"A real glimpse Of Spanish foxtrots.
"Bartsch n kHloop" is tho offering
OF steve Froda and Johnny Palace,
ana one leaves spain for Italy
Frcda and Palace act hs recent
arrivals 60 tho United States, and
their clever rrparteo as 10 each 9TH
~ knowledge .of American ways IL
cleyeriy given,
Steve makes his educated guitar
DO everything but walk, and lohnny'a
tenor voice keeps the audience
pleased with broEued Italian songs,
Pumpkin Hollow, with the village
store. town pump and postoffiee
oilers. II c. -. Maddock'A prcsenta-
ton.
Ezra Smlthers and Hiram Jenkins
played by Harry Watson and Res
Melville. arc unable 10 get Hlons
with each other. despite their lifetime
association. and their fights and sr
sumenta form many humorous ait
nations.
"snooEer." > pitt bulldog. under
stands his master perfectly. and bi'
antics on the stage keep the audience
in spontaneous applause.
snoozer doesn't look like n fiut
prize bun terrier. but he has intrlli
gcnco 20 match ans other in the ca
nine species. Ills pursuit 81 choeo
late candy in his masters poke
affords many amusing incidents.
Lloyd and Brice give "Sonaensica
Momenta." a tumbling act 3 move
way Of performing intricate stunt
makes them popular
/ A Chinese reproduction OF Lime
house nlues' ia offered by Etai Lool
and Hoy Look, Leo Kariyn tickle
tho piano keys ia harmonious
fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
ON Regenerated
Again at Strand

Aitho Thomas Meighan's latest
creation. Tho Man who Found
Himself" now AT the Strand. Ernacks
somewhat OF PollyauniEm. Meighan
fans will no doubt relish the stars
impersonatlon Of "A man who went to
prison to save another
Tho story. written By Booth Tark-
lnston for Meighan. himself. tells Of
the effect Of prison wallis upon n ma
,uro essentially self.sacrificing and
noble. The desire for revenge upon
society proves almost too strong for
the martyr when no again faces the
world. bu; thru love he is regener.
atcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
Priscilla Dean
Stars at Colonial

Priscilla Dean has created an.
other fiery role as tho tcmpcstuous
Apache in rho Crimson Runner. :"
at the Colonial uutn Monday night.
The story deals with the adventures
OF daring feminine Robin Hood.
who robs tho rich 10 give 10 tbs
poor IN tumultuoua postwar Vienna
1.-THE Virgin" with Kenneth Har-
Ian and Dorothy Revier heading the
cast. Will isc shown Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
STIFF SORE ACHES AND PAINS SOUR STOMACH
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To prove The Williams Treatment
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Kindly send 10 cents TO holp pay
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SIC bottle, without charge and with
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one bottle Go the snmc address or
family. Nothing sent Q. q. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

JAcQuEL1NE LOGAN and Cullen
y Lands are proving a popular
team at the Columbia. where they
are featured this week in Peacock
Feathers"
II deals with tho adventures OF n
young couple who marry believing
they have inherited fortune which
they find is nothing but "A small un'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

Betty Blythe has surely been en-
Toying her stay abroad and finding
Il profitable also She played the
leading role in Jacobs Well" and
then Immediately started working
in the screen version OF Sir Rider
Haggard's story. she" Both OF
these films were made By foreign
oompanlea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05
uDoN Q. SON OF como" DOUG.

anoN Q. SON OF ZORRO" Doug
~ las Fairbanks latest fiim.piay'
which has ben the leading attraction
at tho Liberty the past two weeks,
is wen launched on It's third week nt
that houne.
The story hhs 20 do with q young
Spanish don who comes 20 Spain
from California TO complete his cdu'
cation. Circumstance makes him a
national hero. then. perycrHeiy
enough. circumstance brands him q
murderer
To avoid conviction. the here
fclgns suicide. and becomes the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

daAhlng and mysterious Don q.
Hearing OF his sons predicamen,.
bis father. tho famous Don Diego
who won glory MS Zorro in calitor-
MIA. goes 10 Spain and together faith.
cr and son win back the family honor
az the point OF the sword.
In the opinion OF many. this r.
Douglas Fairbanks finest contribu-
ton TO the cinema. lie II aided by
such excellent players as Mary As
tor, Donald Crisp. Jean Hcrsholi.
Warner GLAND. Stella de Lan,i. Lottlc
Pickford Forrest. and Jack MeDon.
aid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-05

Matt Moore viii play the leading
role in Tho First Year" screen
version OF the successful John Col.
den play. In this case Warner
Brothers are probably leaning Matt
to, the Fox company for lac is a
Warner star.