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Evening star., 1925-04-21

Heights Club, Pittsburgh. Poor JAG
He was playing in a small open
tournament at the Beaver Falls, Pa,
Country Club and the shot was en-
gineered on the first hole, which
measures 180 yards.
Now in most holes-in-one che ball
carries to the green and then rolls
into the cup. But Dingwall's didn't
do that. His midiron shot was alb
solutely perfect and he made a per
feet hole-in-one. In other words, the
ball went into the cup ON sasz7r
Evening star., 1925-04-21
GIANTS NOW AT THE TOP
In NATIONAL LEAGUE RACE

n April 2-Profng Yos
Giants whose with Brooklyn called off
yesterday the pace
making post by
the Meadows the
Pittsburgh
the with threes safe
Evening star., 1925-04-21

, is dead now.
You would expect that such ball
would bounce out again. However,
the pin was large wooden one, and
the ball was caught as in wedge and
held firmly.
Funny thing about sensational
plays. I do. not recall having made
any in competition, even in 1919, when
the national amateur title fell to me.
Things just seemed to move along
evenly at that time, without any
thing especially thrilling turning UP.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
sKEETERs BUY HURLER..

JERSEY CITY, N. j.. April 21.-
Jersey City has purchased James Rob-
erts, right-hand pitcher, from the
Brooklyn club.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
No games Brooklyn at Phila.
account Cincinnati at 81. l..
Ebbet's Boston at New York.
funeral Chicago at Pittsb'gh.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, 4: Cincinnati, 2.
st. Louis, ,: Chicago, /.
New YOrk-Bro0klyn (cOldl.
Philadelphia Boston (coId
Evening star., 1925-04-21

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, s.; Detroit. rs innings).
Chicago. IL; st. Louis, 10.
Observation-Disclosures cold.
Bost0n-New York cold.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
DAVIDSON Heron Tells:
A Hole-in-O One That Was Really Perfect

luck make hole However.
| witnessed by
holes might be that
others. This a perfect
Evening star., 1925-04-21
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CANES TODAY

Washington at Phiia.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Evening star., 1925-04-21
GAMES TOMORROW

y. Y. a. Washington.
Phila. at Boston.
st. l.. at Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
Evening star., 1925-04-21

However, one was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
MAYO ACHIEVES
FAME IN ENGLAND

English actors who come TO Amer.
lea to expand their fame arc numer.
Gus. hut Americans who 30 20 Eng
land TO win their renown arc few
Frank Mayo. who plays one OF tho
leading roles In III I Marry Again"
is one OF the few.
Mayo was born of stage folk.
marking the third generation Of
actors on his fathers side. His
birthplace was New York city. in
June, 1889. At the age OF he
vent on the stage. playing with
his father in David Crockett" on
tour for two years
Following n schooling Mt Peekskln
Military Academy. N. Y, he went
to England with Louis Waller snd
George Fawcett. playing in THE
Squaw Man" II was while he was
in England that he rose from the
ranks of supporting players TO prom.
inence az n featured player. This
prominence accompanied him on
his return from England to the
American stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Defective Picture
at Winter Garden

The death OF a famous detective,
the search for the guilty man. Is the
basis Of the plot OF ''The Man
Hunter. nj the Blue Mouse Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday.
4 notorious gang Of counterfciiers
become entanEled In the evidence.
and among them ~ tho brother Of
the Girl that the man hunter loved.
Blaine Drum and Josie sedgcwick
play the leading roles in this detec-
tive pirture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

Tho featured feminine role 81
THE Easiest Road that or Marie
fAupnt. celebrated Partisan star.
has been assumed by Helene Chad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
THIEF BAGDAD"
The masterpiece that cost S1sOOOOO
= N q e d + a
Pantages Dancers
World Renowned

Ivan Bankoff and Beth Cannon
the famous Russian dancers. are
PucciniH ia Boheme"
this week. The dainty and graceful
Beth Cannon has the distinction Of
being the youngest professional
dancer who has ever made dancing
tour OF tho world. Miss Cannon re-
Gently completed trip around the
entire world with her partner. both
dancing and appearing before the
royalty Of the world.
While in India Mr. Bankoff and
Miss Cannon had the honor OF
dancing for the Prince OF Wales. on
this occasion Mr.. Bankoff was given
a solid gold. richly engraved spoon.
knife and fork by his royal high
ness at the grand ball given by the
yiccroy OF India in honor or the
princes visit 10 that country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Hoot Gibson in
CoUboy "Babe Ruth"

A cowboy who can swing tho
mighty willow for n home run every
time and earn the reputation OF bc.
ing n cactus country" Babe Ruth.
is tho role played by Hoot Gibson
In "Hit and Run" at the Colonial
Thursday.
Monte Blue. Irene Rich. Marie
Provost and Louise Fazcnda are In.
cludcd In the unusually fine cast for
Being Respectable" which will be
the attraction Friday. II Is story
Of an American family. rich and re.
spectacle. grown up with their city
from pioneer beginnings. The pic.
ture brings out tho searching. the
passion. that underlies tho seeming
complaconcc OF the respectable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
MAY PRODUCE
FREUDIAN FILMS

Psychology OF Love" and "Ad.
vice TO the Lovelorn" viii undoubt.
edly be the first two productions
to be made by Samuel Goldwyn II,
on his present European trip. he
persuades Professor Sigmund Freud
to collaborate on his pictures.
II Is Mr.. Goldwyn's intention TO
picturize love In n dramatic and
human manner. using the Freudian
science MS basic motif. The ap.
peal in both pictures will be di.
rected 10 the average girl who
feels tho need OF enlightenment in
her heart problems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
LIBERTY SONGFEST

Can't You Hear Me Calling. Car.
oline?'' Tuck Me 10 sleep in My
Old lucky Home" and Two Little
Girls in Blue" arc the three songs
OF which the persons planning TO
enter the song contest at the Lib,
erty theater next Sunday had bet.
ter start practicing the choruscs.
The Libcrty's regular song con.
test and concert will begin at 1890
o'clock next Sunday afternoon. as
usual. Tenors, .baritones. sopranos,
contraltos or song asplrants OF any
sort. amateur or professional, arc
allowed TO enter the competition for
the cash prizes.
Oliver Wallace will play the
grand selection from Puccini's ia
Boheme.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

DAVID SMITH. the director who
- gave TO Tho screen Capt
Hood" has hung up another
aehicyemchct in screen history in
his latest offering. "Pampcrcd
Youth according 10 word received
from the Eastern critics. The Of.
ferng In the screen version 0f
Booth Tarkington's celebrated book.
Tho Magnificent Ambcrsona"
one ~ the most realistic fire
scenes that has ever been flushed
on tho screen Is the stirring climax
OF the Offering There Il also
runaway horse and buggy that viii
thrill. with numerous stilring scenes
in this intensely human story Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

sion la life IL 20 aycngo the death
OF his father. who was killed when
he was boy by a man @ho swiud.
led him In business But the or,
phnn isn't really criminal AZ heart
and hn proves Il IS capturing a
hand ~ robbers. who had been rob
hing tho peadwood coach
Doris May plays the role of the
Eirl. and George Bancroft makes a
formidable villain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Hall of Mirrors
ShoUn on Screen

Al the grandeur and maEnificcncc
of the famous Hall Of Mirrors al the
Court 81 Versailles is reproduced In
Janice Meredith" starring Marion
Davies a. the Strand this week.
Every detail Of the scene has been
constructed hy noted artists. from
tho smallest caledabrum TO the mas.
siye mirrors The scene AZ the
French court where BENJAMIN Frank.
lin pleads for aid for the American
cause IL one OF the most dazzling
ever screened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Romantic Country Carey Recruited
Abounds With MYTHS From Lap Study

Harry Carey. now at the Capital
In Planning Fortles." known thru.
out the world az "A rcdbloodcd West.
crner with chaps and spurs. admits
that he was born In tho East and
studied 10 be a lawyer.
Carey was born IN New York and
his father was Harry De witt Carey
Of the New York supreme court. He
wanted his son TO carry on the fam.
iiy traditions and become n Jurist.
But Harry. Jr. seemed Inevitably
born FOR the screen. and Blackstone
ana the law couldn't keep him long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

Strange stories drift about the
Catalina mountain region In All.
IONA, where scenes were laid for
The Mine with the Iron Door %
the picture AZ tho Coliseum span.
lards, explorers. Indians. caitlemen,
seekers for gold. adycnturers from
all lands. flock to this country IN
their search Tor fortune.
These men have scaled the noun.
tain heights. have Travelled over
vast deserts into tho mighty Can.
ada del ORC. And even today they
tell Of the lo-t mine with ~ fabu.
louH wealth in nav Rold-thc mine
With the Iron Door "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Orchestra
Engagement
Is Limited

Vic Meyers and his recording
orchestra will play for two weeks
only nj Bagdad. beginning Thurs
day. February 5. Il was definitely
announced by the management
today.
Bagdad will be rcopened under
more favorable conditions, the
floor having been enlarged and
several other improvements made.
Arrangements have been made to
park the cars OF patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Mouie Story Has
Parallel in Fact

The attempts Of the six Nations
10 obtain restitution Of their land
is striking parallel to the situation
in Tongues OF Flame. the Thomas
MciEhau picture uosv az the Liberty.
When the proposition u Journey.
inr 10 New York CITY 10 nnrcnr ~
extras in this film was first preached
TO tho Indian iribsa they g,-u,ud
akcpticaly. But when tho story was
read 10 them they held a meeting
and their attitude changed More
than three hundred volunteered TO
so.
Eileen Percy and Bessie Love play
the feminine roles in Tongues Of
Flame"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

INDIANS and stage coaches and
L all the atmosphere that has
made tho early West type o. pic
urc popular. are included with n
lot OF new thrills In Tom Mix'a new
production. The Dendwopi Coach. ="
coming to the Hcug Friday The
film Is adapted from Mulforia well
known novel. 'Thc Orphan"
Mix has tho role ~ the orphan.
"a reckless outlaw. whose chief mis-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05

great love and adstoerptic IDEAS.
A splendid cast, consisting OF
Alice Calhoun and Cullen lands
In the leading roles. with such sup.
port AZ Wallace Mcdonald. Ben Al
ernndcr. Allan Forrest. Emmett
King and Charlotte Merriam. ap.
pear in the production.
''Pampcred Youth" viii have its
Northwest premiere at tho Blue
Mouse the coming saturday.
Friday night will witness The last
showingB OF Irene Rich in Warner
Bros famous production. Inc
Woman which has been delight.
ing large audiences az tho Blue
Mouse aa the attraction for the
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Edmund Louie
Starring at State

An intriguing story o. the giamor.
Gus Orient iH Ports Of Call star
ring Edmund Lowe. now at the State
Several acts ~ entertaining yaude.
willie. and musical Interruptions by
tho Rosebud Review are included on
the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-05
Betty's Lovely in
Silks or OUeraUs

Betty CompSon is ono Of the few
women who can wear a pair OF over
nlls and nm old straw hat and look
fully aE charming on she would in an
elaborate gown. She Ia proving this
fact az the Columbia this week in
'Bamshackle House"
Tho picture is the story Of ruth.
less hunt for man in the Florida
everglades by gang Of police. The
mystery element iS strong in the
film. and there is charming ro-
nance between Betty compson and
robert Lowing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
YATES Is SPEAKER AT
QUARTERMASTER LUNCH

Congressman Richard Yates of
Illinois addressed the officers of the
quartermaster corps at their month
~ luncheon held yesterday at the
Mayflower Hotel, which brought to
a close for the fiscal year, the
monthly quartermaster luncheons.
according to the quartermaster gen
sral, William Hart. They will be
resumed in September.
Major Clayton Emig and Cap
tains Fenton and Middleton were
selected as the new luncheon com,
mittee. The second speaker for the
luncheon was General Charles Dick,
a former Senator from the State of
Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
TWO. ARE HURT IN FALL
OF BOILING FIELD PLANE

Losing impetus while rounding
a turn an old navy airplane operat-
ed by its owner Raymond j. Ken
nedy, ftrst-class machinist mate at
the Naval Air Station, fell yester-
day on the landing field and in.
jured Kennedy and his passenger,
C. L. Long, also attached to the
station.
According to reports Kennedy had
purchased the plal-e some time ago
and after making repairs succeed.
ed in using it for short flights.
He said that something went wrong
with the controls. The plane was
demolished,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
B|G FOOD SHOW
IS NEARING
ITS END
Numerous Samples and Sou
venirs to Be Given Away at
Park View Exhibit

Today will mark the closing at
the Park View Market, Georgia
avenue at Park road, of what Is
regarded as Washington most sue
cessful food show. Closing night
will be the occasion for an even
more liberal distribution Of samples
and souvenirs than on the two
previous nights of this numerousIy
attended free exhibition and demon
stration of food products. 1here
will be orchestra music.
julius Eanet, director. said TO-DAY
that arrangements had been com
pleted to make the wind-up gala
affair, and the managers of the
chain stores and standkeeperS In
Park View Market will be prodtsaI
with substantial and valuable re-
minders of the three.day event,
which has attracted visitors from
all over the city.
The director and standkeepers to-
day were most enthusiastic over
the capacity crowds which have
thronged the big. white tiled, SAM
tary market. stocked with all or the
seasons delicacies, and an unusual
display of staple and fancy food
products.
Last night and Wednesday night
the market was crowded with men
and women who had never before
visited II, they were delighted to
learn that such high-class estab-
llshment was located in the heart of
the uptown residential section.
Special street car service and I'M
restricted automobile parking and
the proximity Of the market to the
populous uptown section largely
accounts for the record breaking
attendance at the show which
was advertised exclusively in Tho
Washington Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
Is DRY AGENTS
IN NEW YORK
FIRED
Thirteen Are Discharged on
Orders From Washington.
Names Kept Secret

NE WYORK. April 24.-FffIeen
prohibition agents operating in New
York and Northern New Jersey were
out Of jobs today, discharged atter
an investigation by their superiors
IN Washington and New York city.
All fifteen We're members OF the
staff of prohibition chief r. O. Mer-
rick, Of this district 1t was one
of the most sensational shake-upS
IN recent months.
Thirteen were let out on orders
from Washington; Merfick dis
charged the other two.
Why the dry agents We're released
was not revealed. 1t was reported
today, however. that some of the
men weer involved in up State liquor
scandals. especially the recent rum
disclosures at Syracuse.
The two dropped by Merrick were
attached to, squads investigating
nquor violations in drug stores.
The names of the eusted fifteen
were not revealed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE TEA
FOR CRITTENTON HOME

The Friendship Circle will give
q musical tea for the benefit of
the Florence Crittenton Home this
afternoon in the University
women's Club House, 1884 1 street
northwest.
Arrangements are in charge of
Mrs. ]. Grant Hefty, Mrs. William
A. Eisenberger and Mrs. James A.
Robertson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
A. K. Paris Speaker

Albion K. Paris. former president
Of the Georgetown Citizens Asso-
citation. will read a paper on the
old Georgetown market Monday
night when the citizens meet In Po-
tomoc Savings Bank Hall. NJ street
and Wisconsin avenue.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
Federation to Meet

The Federation of Civic Associa-
tions will meet tonight in the
board room of the District Build
ing. John E. Bowles, executive
secretary announces.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-24
New Sports Hats, $1.85

beauty of these hats unusual hats priced
Black and white plain white colors, all simply trimmed
with silk band. in the lot and all silk lined.
Kanns-Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Follow These
Instructions,
and It's Easy

--The proper VAS 90 Do ihe Charles
iob gyr joe Morris. who g. appear.
ing at ibr orphrum THIS werk with
Beth Mlllet bp'h experts az lhis now
Bmuua southern strut "H 10 forget
THO undertaken steps and flop The
nid oxford haga hish and wide
TOE roHrt tho proper haircut
helps. but ihc main thgng is holding
your mouth nFht The reason ~
many Charleston dancers so wrong
may be- latd 70 ihe fatal mistake ~
not projecting ihe lower ap
THE proper procedure Is 80 start
iu sipw aud cnay never kicking a.
she yerS stBrg pBN yonr partner
chin. az hr mas BE- srsiher delicate
and 20 being kicked In The face
80 rary Ia ihs d1acc
~ Be- NOT absolutely necessary, bat
a Ercat help 20 carry an electric ran
some place on your person and al
aasa remember never take your
LEFT foot Off the floor white your
right ono Ia iu 'ho air OF you may
furnish the salad course for sainc
diners II sou happen to be dancing ia
a cafe.
N sou keep ali Of these rules In
mind especially the last one. you'n
probably do BB weIl as any Of the
other dancers on tho floor doing The
same step"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
"Sun-Up" Is New
Heilig Attraction

Luiu Ngllmcrs sensational stage
success "sUn Up a waftime tale Of
thr Car8lint "cr8rker" country.
comes 10 the Henig in screen form
Friday. With Lucille Ia Verne Is,
fayinF me role Ia which she as.
founded broadway IN The speaking
version Tor more than two yeark
smtp s The story u a crnmp
"a. unrjurated people 10 $ hom. after
e serir OF duma;lc episodes, the ris.
ing sun ~ Intelligence brings peace.
understanding and love. Tho story
b. enacted aRaipst arresling hack.
grounds. tho picturesque and little
1r4Ycned mountains u North Caro-
liua, whore tho inhabitants are stll
voting for Andrew Jackson for prcsi.
dent OF were until the world war
began
Conrad NaRrl and Pauline s,nrke
have The leading romantic roles, sup.
ported hy George X. Arthur. sam De
Grafsc and Edward Connolly. Tho
stage presentation features Hal De.
mar and his Eardad hand in novel.
IS concert Of popular hits. assisted
by Wallace Alexander. lnyoFi,c
tenor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
EAST Lynne" Next
Blue Mouse Feature

A new screen version of the IA.
NOUS mclodruma, East Lynne.
has been completed by william Fox.
and will have lie Pacific Coast pre-.
micr showing at the Blue Mouse.
starting saturday
Heading the all.stBr cast OF East
Lynne" are Edmund Lowe and Alma
Rubcns, while the supporting per.
sonnet Includes such noiablcs as
Frank Keenan,. Marjorie Daw. Lou
Tellcpcn. paul Panzcr Leslie Fen.
ton Belle Bennett. Lydia Knott,
Martha Ma,tox. Harry Seymour.
virginia Marshall and Richard Head.
rick,
one Of tho startling moments Of
this picture Is the spectacular train
wreck near tho climax of tho pic.
ture.
Tho original period Of the stage
play-thht OF tho '7os has been re.
tuincd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Douglas Fairbanks
Comes DoUn to Earth

Douglas Fairbanks has stepped
from th8 hui ~ fantasy hack 10 the
realm ~ realism for his nrw picture
"pou q Son Of Zsrru which h
basrl ON tbc novel Don or Love
STORY. 81 * iirsksth purhaFi Tho
urw Fairbanks htory, nos n tho
Liberty. bears no relationship what
ever 10 Crryanic'a celebrated tale.
Don cuiantc.
wfiio Don Q Son % Zorro h.
lees Fantastic than the last fairbanks
strrcn offcrHk. Il nFyerghriess b.
Ius, as spectacular. and The Urpiuf
ton II fully as expensive and mu.
pendous ar This Thief u HaHlad
Doug performs many spectacular
stunts in the news picture. accom-
plishinE no end ~ seemingly imroa
ablc feair Niih a mBletcefH whip
1rhia iu fact ls his chief weapon. aud
with it he di,9ruts and defeats hia
enemies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
De Mile Production
Coming to Columbia

The first Of DcMille's Independent
productions. "Helrs HlRhrond" star.
ring Lcatricc JOY under the direction
Of Rupert Julian, is scheduled to ap.
pear at the Columbia, starting Sat.
urdny
Leatrico Joy. who started on her
rise 10 screen fame us discovery OF
DcMillc, and who has been promi.
nently starred and featured in his
productions for other companies, Is
said to show the effect OF again be.
ing under this famous directors guild.
ance, and in the leading role Of Judy
Va adding new laurols.
Edmund Burns, recently returned
from Germany, where no completed
two pictures for a foreign company,
plays opposite Miss JOY, Robert Eide.
son and Julia Faye arc also promi-
nently Identified in the cast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Drama of Sahara
Booked for Strand

Another screen drpma that finds
RS climax IN tho torrid desert Of the
Sahara VIII find lbs way 10 the screen
locally, starting Saturday. when THE
Lady who Lied" IS to be the nt,ruc.
lion M the Strand
Principal roles IN this new produc-
ton. which is based on the Kitchens
novel, SNAKE Bite. are portrayed
hy Lewis Stone. Virginia Vslii and
Mia Naldi
II is promised that desert scenes
which arc brcathtaktng rcproduC-
ton Of tho carnival at Venice. with
It's Foudolu covered laroona. and Al.
eicr as maRically revealed ut night.
when that city'B pulse thtobs at is
highest, punrtunto tho plot and add
n note Of The gorgeous TO tho tenn.
pcstuous eliminating moments Of
tho play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Trained Animals
Perform at State

a film feature and five acts of
vaudeville, which include some nov.
city dancing singing and comedy,
make up tho program nt the state
until Saturday night,
The Rockets, a clever team Of
whirlwlnd dancers, hood tho vaudc.
Vile bill Another stellar nttrnc,
ton is the group OF Schock's ami.
mails, consisting Of two ponies, four
monkeys and five dogs, all marvel.
ously trained,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
"Speed to Appear
at Colonial Saturday

Speed Tho asrceu yeDzsoN ~
Grace sar,weIl Nisson9 satufdsy
Evening Post STORY. q 90 b. the
Colonial attraction saturday
The can' includes Betiy Blythe
Pauline Garan. Hoberi Ellis William
y Mong Arthur Rankin and Eddie
Phillips II was directed by Edysani
J LfSaini
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-24
Gloria S Latest to
Open at Coliseum

'rhc Coast of Folly Gloria swan.
son's latest starring picture, wbleh
viii bc this feature az the Coliseum
next week. hiss an American hack
ground ~ the arsstperncy of wealth
as best rxcmpliued in the exclusive
orbit of Palm Beach, tho coast Not
folly" and Ncw York
In tho prologue 80 The CoaN, OF
Folly" Nadine GATEWAY. young.
beautiful aud tcmpertuotia giFi ~
married TO q middle aged millionaire
who IA progy aud narrow by mature
Bored by tho dull Rightly Of her
married life. shc deserts him and her
baby. fnriug forth in the world TO
seek tho romance her heart enaves
hut mqtber love triumphs M ne
end years later after colorfnl
career. she IS drawn irresistib'y to
her daughter when the latter hc.
comes involved In difficulty