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New Britain herald., 1925-04-16

The managers Of the "Herald- Junior Achievement Marble Shoot ing Contest" have decided to extend the territory from which boys and girls will be eligible to enter beyond the limits of the city of New Brit ain. This year entries will be re- ceived from Berlin, East Berlin, kensington, PlainviIle. Bristol and Southington in addition to those from within the city limits.
 A tentative schedule is published today beginning on May 4th. This date has been selected 10 allow plenty of time for preliminary praC- tise for those who will take part in the initial elimination contests and because it is early enough to begin and at the same time allow sui ficicnt margin of open dates to take care of inclcmont weather post poncments. The schedule may be changed somewhat according to cir cumstancos but in the main it is expected that it will be carried out as it is printed today
 The Osgood Hill School and Wal nut Hill School will be asked to play for their individual school champions on May 4th in the school yard at the close of the afternoon session. The Stanley and Monroe Schools are scheduled to play sim ilarly on tho afternoon of the 5th of May, the Rockwell and the lin coin on the 9th, the Bartlett and l the Smith on th" 7th, St. MGry's ! and St Joscph's on the Sth, the | Boys Club and the Northend on the same date.
 On the morning Of Saturday
 May sth at 10 o'clock at Walnut
 Hill Park the school champions oi l the Osgood Hill and the Walnut
 Hill schools will be matched tc
 eliminate one or the other, the sur,
 vivor 10 meet the winner of the
 match between the champions Of
 the Stanley and Monroe schools who
 will compete on the same morning
 Likewise the school champions iron
 the Rockwell and Lincoln School'
 will meet on inc samo date at the
 same place also the Bartlett anC
 smith champions, Tho champion
 of St. Marys and St. Joseph's ane
 the Boys Club and inc Northent
 school In this manner the twela group champions will eliminate sf : of their number in proliminar, matches, Three more will be clim : mated in the inter-school semi . finals allowing three winners t move up 10 the finals.
 The Sacred Heart School and th
 Camp School are picked 10 play. fo
 their school "champs" on the 1ltl ; the Washington and the SmalIcy O n the t2th, the Nathan Hale and th Q East on the 18th and inc Centra Junior High and the Elihu Burri' " Junior High on the 14th. On Sa' . urday tho 18th at Walnut Hill Par 6 the last named school champion 4 will meet in elimination lnatohf h the winners 10 proceed to the f)na - which will he held at the sam 1 place on May 23d, when the cit champion will be determined. I'll Q winner Of inc suburban laurcls wi c also play on this date. More d. . tails will be announced laicr as al tangnmcnts are completed.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
Throws Big Mum Twice - Investigation Shows That Loser Vas Ill With Acute Tonsiitis at Time of Bout = Tainted Be- tween Falls. /

Philadelphia, Aprl 16.--Stanislaus Zbyszko, 5S-year-old veteran of the mat, again rules theworld as cham pion of wrestlers.
 He regained the title he lost several years ago " conquering (Bg) Mum last fight in two straight falls and in rss than four teen minutes of actal wrestling. A cleverly executed orearm hold earned the first fall fc the veteran while he scored the seond and de- cidng fall with a trearm and hammer lock.
 Zbyszko exhibited the same mat prowess against his moe youthful opponent that brought, him the championship years ago nd clearly demonstrated that Nuns great strength was no matcl for the science of the master grappler. Reaching only to the shulders of the giant westerner and weighing about fifty pounds less, Zbyszko wriggled from his grasp evry time that Mum tried to obtain hB favor ite crotch hold and easily broke away when he attempted Jiu- JitzW
 Then, watching his oppolunity. zbyssSo gained a body hold lfted his opponent high in the ain and hurled him to tho floor, pinnhg his shoulders to the mat few sconds later. After the intermissin he repeated the performance an soon had Mum on his back in tn grip ] that restored to him the heavyweight crown.
 After the bout club physicians who examined Mum said tha he was suffering from acute tonilitis and that he had tainted during the intermission between inc first and second falls. The doctors sai, he had no fever when they examned him before the match.
 Mlhn created sensation wqen he won the title from Ed tStranghr) Lewis in Kansas City last Janury and his defeat by the vetehn Hbyszko last night was almost as a big surprise. 'Zbyszko is 5S yeas old, weighs 210 pounds and n height reached only about to MunnS shoulders. The former Nobrask, athlete weighs 260 pounds and is si feet, six inches in height.
 II1Ngvl<n urbp coHn.,l
 lost the heavyweight title to Lewis demonstrated dccsivcly that scienc Tn some instances is greater thar strength. Mum tried repeatedl for his favorite crotch hold. but tn veteran was too clever. and squirmc
 out of his grasp, Mum also al tempted Jin Jitsu hold, bu HbyszkO calmly broke away. leay
 ing the big fellow standing with
 look of surprise. After eight minutes of wres;lm Hbyszko picked Mum Up bodiI,
 lifted him above his head an hurled him to the floor. It wa : only e matter of seconds until h had Munn's shoulders pinned to th mat with forearm and old fashioned English half hold. Mum scarcely had returned fro, , his dressing room when Zbyszk
 again lifted him from his feet an ) tossed him 10 the mat. Employin = "a forearm and hammer loc Ibyszko turned the giant over 0 bis back. He had won the title I less than If minutes of actu;
 wrestling.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
ORIOLES OPEN SUNDAY
Play Sons of Italy in south Man chester; Large and. Likely Looking Squad Will Make Trip.

The Orioles will open their 1925 baseball season on Sunday when they will go to South Manchester to play the Sons of Italy of that city. The Italians are rated as one of the fastest aggregations in South Man chester and a fiery encounter is looked for It was originally planned to pry off the lid with the Maple woods champions of Nkcriden, but this game has had 10 be postponed until a later date.
 The following players will go to South Manchester: Nelson, Luke, Rucheri, Cosgrove, WaliclSi. Thurs ton. Corson. Kakowski. Klatka, Os- terlay. Anderson. Scabol: Tolli, Bosi- son and Joe. These men and the teams rooters will meet in front of the filling Rubber Co. at 1 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
Pal Moran Is Defeated
 In Fight With O'Brien

New York, April 16.-Tommy O'Brien, Milwaukee lightweight, was awarded the judges decision over Pal Moran of New Orleans in a 12- round bout here last night.
 O'Brien fought il rounds of tho bout with broken hand, suffered in the first minute of boxing. The fracture affected his best hand the right-whichI he had previously injured in a bout With George (K. O. Chaney Of Baltimore.
 The injury was considered serious enough by O'Brien's supporters to cofpel him to withdraw from the lightweight tournament scheduled for April 30.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
COLLEGE OARSMEN
 DOING THEIR STUFF
Preparing for Various Inter-
 collegiate Contests
By The Associated Press.

By The Associated Press
 Annapolis, Md, April lG.-With crews entered for the annual inter- collegiate classic at Poughkeepsie, June 20, the American Henley on the SchuylliIl, May 30, a regatta with Princeton on Lake Carnegie, May. ?, besides at least two regattas on the home wateis of the Severn, rowing at the Naval Academy is at tracing widespread interest this season. Impetus is given the pro- gram by reason of the Pou6hkeepSic classic in the first place. and on the other hand. by the triangular con test with varsity crews of Hayward, Syracuse and the Navy on May 25, the latter to be staged here. 1 The Navy crews have been on the tr river for about two months, and al though suffering a number Of set backs because of rough weather that generally marks this period of the year, the Oarsmen arc making excel lent progress. The varsity eight lost only one man by graduation last June. and in view of this situation. followers of rowing at the Naval Academy are expecting great things of the crew.
 It is felt that the eight should measure un 10 the standards of the crew of 1920. which swept every thing in this country and then won ithc world championship at'the Olym- pics, and the crews that were vic torious at poughkcopsio in 1921 and 1922. These crews were coached by Richard A. Glendon, father of Rich ard J. Glcndon, the present mentor The elder Glendon coached the Mid dy oarsmen for 2 years
 The crews will sen their first real action against an enemy on April 93, when the oarsmcn of Massachusetts Tech will come 10 Annapolis to help the Middies open their season. Tech will have varsity and junior varsity crews. The varsity brush will bc
 rowcd separately and the Navy !plcbes will make it triangular I'N'Hl WI Il iiiF IhtlISl ol El' 'l'' " @ This arrangement has been made to ,, condition the plebes for their hrush with tho Princeton freshmen q week
 later.
 Varsity and junior varsity crews Of the two institutions also will moot on Carnegie lakc, On May Is tho middy third varsity and plebes will puU against ljo-pound crew and freshmen of the University of Pennsylvania. \ week later vii ', come the Navy Harvard syracus' regatta. The Crimson Nill s"nt
 only its varsity eight, but SYra acusr
 will pit it's junior varsity and fresh
 men cighIs against like crews O
 the Middies.
 The navy varsity crew hHs Suf
 fercd one serious setback recently '' This was the loss of Born, No. e oar. who is having scholastic diff - cultics and may not row this sea . son. Glendon filled the vacant sea - hy taking Gleim from stroke oar il
 the junior varsity. and Gleim' - place has been taken by Brewer 0
 inc third varsity.
 l The boating of tho two mnjo
 crows now is as follows
 | vars!iy-Brll,stroke; Watson. :
 sylvester. 6. Schiolc Ccaptaiu).
 D. T. Eddy. {: W. C, Eddy. 3
 Glnim. .: King, bow; Seahrini | CoNSwain.
 Junior Narsity-R Brewer strok'
 Hoeruer. :: NcCorkle, z. Olsen,
 Risey. {: Zubsr. 3. Lee, .; Elliot
 bow, Sugnet, coEsWaIn.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
Other Games

At Washington -- University of Pennsylvania ,. Catholic Univer- sity 2
 At West Point--Army lj, Uni- ycrsity of Vermont Q.
 Al Annapolis -Buckncll 9, Navy $ (S innings rain).
 At Williamsburg William and Mary ?, Boston College . GO in- nings, called by aAeemcnD.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
NEM HANEN RnITS

New Haven. April iS.-Ihirty rounds Of action, promising to be one of the classiest cards seen in this city in many a day will be staged at the Music Hall here this evening when the Nutmeg A. c. presents Tony Travers vs. Lieutenant Earl Baird as the final bout and George Day vs. Tommy Dunn, in the semi-final number.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
AGUI%GTON
q 5 6 1S :

T-EaN Tor ONeTIT In 6tN,
 xx-- Ba'ted for Tcnnoc< in 6tn
 Game called on account Of darkness Washington ................5O0 0o0- ] New York ...,...,.,,.-....,'2Q0 po"--
 Two hase hits McuseL Blucge Stolen hase--Paschal sacrtires-Dugan, Pe"k- lnpaugh. 1ouhle plays-Jones to Scott 10 Pipp, McNally 10 Judge. Left on bases -- New York :, Washington :. Base on balls off Jones 3, off Zachary 2. Struck out by Jones 2? by Zachary 2 iIits--pft Jones in 2-S innings. of pennock in i1-2. Hit hv pitcAer-hr Jones (larrlsN. Passed harI-Eutl. Losing ritcher-Joncs. Inn p|res-Nall!n and Connolly. Time-l;35.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
Collegiate BOwlers in
 Action on the Lanes

The Collegiate league bowlcrs swung into action at the Commer- cial alloys last night. with resultant damage to the poise of the pins and to the laziness Of the pinbpys. Tho Army marched through Co.gate for two strings out Of three; Harvard fell twice to Cornell; Yale captured the odd game in a hotly contested ihrce-string encounter with Prince ton; while Holy Cross. after losins the first one came back 10 sink th. Navy in the other two strings
 The first diphthcria anti-toxin was made in 1Sa4
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
BOXER SUSPENDED
Joe Bonjamin, Pacific Coast Light weight, Is Banned-Reasons Are Not Given Out,

Los Angeles. Calf. April ls.--Joe Benjamin, lightweight fighter, who recently was defeated by Ace Hud- kins of Nebraska, was suspended to- day by Captain Seth strelingsr, chairman of the state athletic com mission.
 strelinser said that he did not care 10 give the reasons for his actioe.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
RANGER MEETING

The Ranger A. C. will hold a spe- cial meeting tonight at it's rooms 301 Main street, to discuss for the coming baseball season. Jack Ar gozy. tho coach is looking for ma teriaI, and everyone interested is in vitcd 10 attend.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
Totals
36 s l3 q
CHICAGO
Tntals 3l 1 ]
.-Batted for Bush in Sth.


 zz-Ratted for Brett in 9th.
 Pittsburgh ......,....to3l "nV lUo-s Chicago ...........,....0 900 p9p V"l-4
 Two base hits Carey, Iartnett Three hase hit-Cuyler Home rurs-E Ems. Wright. Stolen hase-CuyIer. Sacrifices Meadows (2l, Carey, Moore. Double plays -McAulev to Adams. to Grimm. Left on ba ases-Pittsbursh 13 Chicago 9, Base on balls-oN Cooper i. Meadows s, Keen {, Bush S Morrison 1, Struck ont-by Mea {. Bush 3. Hits--of Cooper 5 in 2 innings, off Keen 2 ill t1-l, off Bush , in e-5, off Brett 1 in i, of Meadows Tn SIS. off Morrison none in 2-3. Winnly,C pitcher-Meadows, Losing pitcher Cooper. 'mpires--Moran Wilson and Ouirlay. Time-@:0%
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16
HOLY CROSS DEFEATS
 PRINCETON, SCORE Al
Carroll Gets Best Of Caldwell-- Grautrau Features at Bat
 For Purple

Princeton. N. J., April 16.-Mak- ing 12 timely hits behind tight pitching by Ownic Carroll, the fast Holy Cross nine yesterday defeated Princeton hero. to 1. Grautrau led Holy Cross at the bat with two singles, a double and a triple. Charlie Caldwell, Princeton hurler, tailed the Tigers only run in the sixth on a triple and Carrol's wild pitch. The score:
 r. h. Q. Holy Cross. .. 100 OgO lOo--4 12 i Princeton -. 0o0 00l 000--1 s ? Carroll and Dohcrty; Caldwell and Lackey.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16

Totals @2 -t Io
 x-- RHttsd for ThpEcuow tU 1'a.
 xK-Rated for Sothoror in ard.
 st I suIs nNO s0d 0h6- Cincinnati ....,.-.-.-.. seN poo h"N-A
 Two bssA hit-Rlsdez. Three ts~s hts -Harrrsvt. Hornsty. roubls r,s>s-Cav- srev 10 passsr. CeoueE 10 HoTsby to Rottomlty. Left on ba aset-s' Louis {, Cincinnati 4 base nn balls-od Luque z. Struck out-by Luque 6. ny sothoron i hy nay i. Hits --off gsthorou { iu ?, Day in 6. Passed balls-Caonzales. Losing ,strhsr-sotberop. 7mpifeE-pflrman. sweeney and opay Time-l:5i
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16

I-Batled Tor ReltS m VIh.
 Philadelphia .......,..loO III ooo-A Brooklyn ,,,.,,...,.,,.Ool O3O O"N-b
 Two base hits -Ehrhardt, Brown, Holke. Johnston. Three base hit-Mitrhell, Home lun-Tayor. SacrfIces-Henline, King, Fonseca. Double pays-Sand to Fonsoca to Hclke, Iiolke (unassIstedl. Left on bases --Brooklyn l3, Philadelphia s. Base on bals-ofl Ring 5, Betts 2. Ehrhardt 1. struck out--by Ring 2, Betts l, Ehrhardt {. Hits off Ring 10 in Ia innings, off Betts Tn 2-3. Hit by pitcher-by Ehr- hsrdt CMokan). Wild pitch-Ring. Losing pItcher-Betts. Cmplrcs-Hart Me I.aughlln and Rigier, Time or game , Two hours.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16

Frances national -four is inc flcur-dc-lis.
New Britain herald., 1925-04-16


 x-Rarted for Holloway in 5,ID
 N Rated for stunor In ,'m
 zzx-Baiicd for CoIe in s'h.
 "hicaE9 ..........-....oli ju' 0oH--a Urtroit ................e eon roo Slh-S
 Two base hjte-Falls Rassler Three base hits -shccly, MostII. Stolen hlscs- Fish. sa~rificcs -lIauey, sheely. kamm, Left on bases--t thicago 9. Uo'roit io Base on haIls--nV whtehu t EobertEon 2 Moore :. Stoner f. Cole l. Formally T. Etru~k out-by Whltehnl l. Roberts sou ,, stoner i. C5nnally 1. Hfte-hr Whitehill ih { iruinrs Holloway i In l. Moore o tin q stone 0 in 2. Robertson In s..3. Chle q in i. Cornany in 91-s Johnson in i. Hit by pitcher-hy Whnehili (Dayisl, con- natly co RourkeI WiId pitches-Stoner, Winning pitcher-Rnbertson. Losing pltcher-w whtehiil Umpires- HIldtbrand, Geisel and Moriarty. Time-2;37.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

Miss Rich II called upon 20 portray
the demure dociiity OF faithful
wife; tho protecting tenderness OF a
mother tho witchery Of woman In
tho golden summer bloom OF life;
the outraged and emotional sido OF
her nature that Graves. yet abhors.
tho romance and hove she loses in
her home--hui finds elsewhere.
Hunticy Gordon. John Roche, Con.
stance Bennett and John Harron
head the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Money Causes Grief
in Columbia Picture

''Sbe loves the lAvishneas and lux,
ury OF money tho things it viii
buy Can Hou give them 10 herr
~ sayH Ncn Hamilton to Richard
Dix 10 that great moment in "Airn
and Women" when Dix learns that
his assistant cashier Is openly and
avo@edly trying 10 win away mis-
wife.
william Do Mile produced men
and Women" now 81 the Columbia
Tor Paramount. from the famous
HeiaHeo stage success or the tame
name la it he haa wrought a mag
nillceut taie % young man who
went Too far in trying 10 save hla
VITO and his homo from The designs
Of another.
Saturday and Sunday viii bring
House Peters IN "Rafflos," Mon.
day win be gala day at the colum.
hla. with tho opening OF Gilda
Gray'a engagement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
M MARGARTT BTNDY

lyon know. it'a really not healthy
Tor ono little girl TO make 30 much
money
The speaker WAS one Bill Pine.
press agent for Gilda Grey. and he
was speaking OF none other than the
Giida herself incidentally. he 10,
elaih that he not bo called n press
agent Ho has bccn Newspaper
man. ma a newspaper man he 80.
slnts upon remaining Certainly he
has tho ability 70 estimate the news
value 81 certain facts. and. moreover,
tho knack Of juggling words 20 that
the result is pleasantly readable. And
he has the virtues OF intelligence.
una ginntlon and q certain urbani,y.
why. $4,000 week is more than
a hid ike Gilda knows what 20 do
with. And there arc girls right here
in Seattle with lots more brains than
oiida, plugging along At 80 or 49,
(Hero / sniff In sclf.pityl
ITS all in Gilda's wonderful body.
and in her rare control. Don't set
the idea that Gilda's a dumbell; she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Leon Enrol Is
Man of Affairs

Leon Enrol, vino portrays his
well known stage part Of the Duke
OF Chcckorgoyinla in Frat Nation
ais screen version OF sally" star.
ring Colleen Moore. Is a man OF di'
versified and mul,itudinous inter
eats.
First National brought Enrol ali
tho way to Hollywood from New
York 10 recreate hts hilarious com.
edy role OF the duke in support OF
Colleen Moore.
Every day on the set tele.
grams continued 10 arrive for Enrol
from FioreHE ziegfeld who at the
time was busy with preparations
for the staging or brand new
musical show. Besides being under
contract TO Ziegfeld MS star come.
dian. Enrol also fills the position
OF being ziegfeld's right hand. 4"
so 20 speak. in matters OF direction
and production,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Gilda Fired From First Job
at So Week; Now Gets $4,000

= quick colorful and intelligent. but
ehc could hardly he called lntcllcc.
iual.
-Gilda started her career in n
cabaret at s. a week. She was fired.
because she couldn't deliver. She
found another Job In cabaret in
South Chicago. II was in this sordid
Hcciion 81 tho eartb's surface that
she first dld The ahimmy. IL was
here TIM, zicgflcld saw her aud de.
eided 10 take her to New York
The firai time she ever appeared
on tho stage was IN tho Foiiies. and
she was scared TO death. The public
fell. G.lda became a star-thats
about all.
Her salary Il fabulous she Is the
highest paid theatrical star in the
world but shc gets the money be.
cause sho does deliver"
Tho exotic Glldn Grey with her
company OF six girls viii start a
weeks engagement at the Columbia
Monday, May %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Variety Act Leads
NeD Bill at State

Just TWO Pair" an net combining
singing, comedy and dancing. heads
the bill which starts Thursday at
tho state. Four other acts com.
plctc the vaudeville program.
william Desmond. in The Med.
der" n Blue Streak Western. Is the
feature picture. The story is OF a
city business man who goes West
and takes tho role of bandit Just
to prove TO himself that he hasn't
lost his youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Novelty Effects
in "SlUer Car"

Novel photography and weird
lisising effects are used 20 cxcsp-
tionally fine advantage in "The 81.
yer Car" starring Earle Williams at
tho Winter Garden, a number Of the
early scenes are shown thru tho
pages OF newspaper. Several Of
these scenes are lli by a match
which furnishes enough illumination
for the camera TO catch the face in
detail
a biz explosion scene Is lighted by
the force Of tho exploding shell. Fire.
lights and moonlight are used cffcc.
lively and IN one scene large pocket
sIashlight furnishes the only iiluml.
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
Harriet Was Once
Sennett Bathing Girl

Several years ago Harriet Ham,
mund Was a Mack ssnneit bathing
girl. who used 20 siartlo audiences
with her blonde beauty. Then she
became IN. and had TO retire from
strenuous film work.
Now she - returning 70 The
screen. aud returning magnlflceutly
Ia her first dramatic role, tho iead'
mg feminine part In Elinor Glyn's
latest picture. Man and Maid I"
which Ia being revealed az the Coli.
scum this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
CINDERELLA BAND
COMING TO HELLO

Friday will mark tho opening Of
the engagement Of the nth big or
chestra 10 BE- brought 70 Seattle by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
"Masked Dancer"
Is Capitol Film

Leslie Austin. rs tho husband In
The Masked Dancer" now AZ the
Capitol. goes thru the novel expert
cnce o. failing In love with his wife
Helene Chadwick has the role Of
the wife, who. seeing her husbands
interest flhgging, gees 10 strange
means 10 WIN him back.
Tho triangle element ID introduced
by Lowell sherman. as Prince Madhc
Azhar. OF raroff India. Tho story
is an amusing one. tho action swift.
the characters well done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

the Heilig. when the cins.,..
band starts a limited stay al -. i
theater.
The band II oomposed ., ,,,.
men who double on 20 instrun., -,
There viii BE- four concerts 49,
and several added novelty f.s,r,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
"Merton of MoUies"
at Colonial Thursday

Merton OF tho Movies" that en-.
tortulning story OF n country boy s
adventures in Hollywood. with Glenn
Hunter In tho title role, is the at.
traction at the Colonial Thursday.
Tho picture was produced by James
Cruze OF Covered Wagon" fame.
Viola Dana plays opposite Hunter.
Anovolty film. "Tho Last Man on
Earth with Earle Fox tho star,
viii be run Friday. AS tho name
would imply, tho majority of the
cast IL feminine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21
OIcotfs Memory
Best in MoUieland
Tho mnn with the bcst mcmor,

Tho mnn With The best memory IN
Hollywood
That " tho title given Sidney OF.
colt, who directed poln Nogr in "rho
Charmor" her latest starring We.
hlclc, now ot tho StrWod.
olcott Is ono Of the few producers
Who does not uso goript girl, lie
goes over the story IN the morning,
memories the scenes TO he made
that day, and rcmHN,bcrs every do.
tail and word OF the action and
speeches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-21

r. My Wife and l. coming satur.
= day 70 the Blue Mouse. which has
been adapted for the screen by Julien
joscphson from the story by Harriet
Becehsr Stowe. irono Rich has a
most unusual part 10 interpret. She
IL tho wife and mother OF two men
who fight over the love OF bcautl.
fni. merciless gold digger who glideh
over the surface OF llfo with all the
grace and friyolily OF a butterfly.