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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Peter the Great Is
TenlperanentaL Star

Peter tho Great, handsome pollcs
dos. starred In Tho Silent Aoeussr''
az The nlus Mouse. Is a tsmpsra.
mental actor. Peter ala not hesitate
10 take an afternoon or during the
filming Of the picture. whsn IS en-.
tras were standing about ready 70
So thru with tho scene AZ tho dogs
whim.
Let them coaS or pet as they
would. nothing could persuade Peter
60 act whan no was not IN tho mood
Tor H. Not even lovely. raw. JUICY
plcco % hamburger Petsr must
have had hts acting moods. however.
considering all that he does In the
action OF tho play. Not satisfied
with merely freeing his master from
a murder charge by detecting the
true criminal. no also oontriyes a
reconciliation meeting between the
hero, Raymond Mckee. and tho siri.
Eleanor BoardmAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Laughs Broadcasted
From, ooh, Doctor"

I AuGUs OF all shades and Va.
IL. risiiss are being broadcAsted
from tho MAEnhyo1 Installed AZ
Tho Columbia, where Reginald
Denny n starring IN "Oh. Doc
tor Chuckiss. EiEries and up
runrious outbuTSis floAt from the
theaisr 10 tho crowds outside. 40
tunl proof Of the good times tho
audiences ia the thsaisr are en-.
JoyinE.
Tho uonorous tones OF tho or.
gan az times drown out tho
laughs Ths overture 20 "wll.
lam Tell II given perfect rsu.
dillon In all ifs light. sympathetic
parts. ana IN tho crashing majes.
~ OF tho finale. Hundreds. un.
able 20 understand tho source Of
tho outburut Of applause follow.
ing tho concert are attracted by
curiosity an 20 tho novel arrange
mcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Actor Studies
Records of Crime

In preparation for acting tho role
Of the lawyer in Innocence" play.
ing NJ tho Winter Garden. wlltrcd
Lucas made an intensive exnmina.
ton into tho records Of circums;Rn.
tial evidence cases He amn-ssd
soma interesting Information.
That innocent pcopls arc con.
E;nntly being accused Of crimes BE-
cause the ugly. twisted finger OF
circumstance " pointed toward
them IL a fac; brought out by the
court records.
clrcumstantisi evidence n one OF
the themes OF tho production. TN.
nocence."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Gibson's Horse Has
Modern Equipment

A huckinE horse with shock alb
sortnrs and balloon tlroal That's
tho way Hoot Gibson, starring In
Hurricane KID" AZ the HsiliE. do
.cr!bss hia new Golden Mare" Pal.
Pal. he says. can buck In all tho
ways known 10 her Kind, but still
1, 90 easy Of gait when not doing
har tricks that he calls her tho
"Rolls.Royce Of the Range"
Tho horse ~ a thoro actress and
the scenes bs,ween Pal and her Wild
uiats rival those between Hooi aud
Marian Nixon for romance. In Tho
Hurricane KID" this equine actress
makes her first debut In motion pio-
lures Ginca her screen education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Huge Dinosaurs Form,
Strange Background

Love and dinosaursl Sounds IN
oonEruous. doesn't ~
Nevertheless. a very effective. II
somewhat fnntastio background for
a love scono between Eleanor Board.
mann and John Gilbert. In wife
OF the Ceniaur.- at tho Strand, r.
provided by groups OF these prchis-
toria monsters.
Tho scene was taken NJ the los
Angeles Exposition Park museum.
whrrs tho couple II supposed 20
havs wandered for n quiet after.
noon. Tho rnra collection Of dino
saurs was discovered In oil pits IN
tho Southland.
wife OF tho Ccntaur.- tho story
Of man who was half beast. half
poet and ideallst was adapted 20
tho screen from tho novel By Cyril
Huma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
O'Brien Is "Man
Who Came Back"

The story OF n ns'or-do.well son OF
n New York millionaire who eventu.
ally becomes a dorcliet in Shanghai
II Tho Man Who Camo Back" a.
tho Colonial Tuesday. His fall and
rise. the latter influenced by a WON.
an. mako n narrative with n wealth
OF action and romance. George
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
o.ansn and Dorothy Maknn arc

oBrieu and Dorothy MAltLn arc
starred
Tho Printed Flnpper." with
Pauline Garon. win DO wednesday,
attraction This picture has its
word 10 say az 20 the ovcrviihi
question. VIVA; about tho younger
roneruiion7" Tho story IL Of typi.
cal napper and hor awakening 70 the
FINER things In life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Players Loath
to Report Injuries

Physicians who 10 on motion pic,
ture location trips should have tho
qualifications OF detectives" says
Irwin wIllaI who produced tho LIB
erty attraction. North Of &C." In
Texas Tho inspection rule was
adapted after the river forcing scene
IN which moro than four thousand
louE horn cattle and moro than my
players on horseback took part
While there was not single 50
rious casualty. either 20 men or cat.
tie. several Of tho players suffered
from minor spFains and strains
None Of them. however. spoke Of
their injuries and ., remained for
Producer VILLA, 10 find them out for
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

l)C1@21J
Glenn Hunter
Needs No Double

No double for ne" was Glenn
Hunters reply 90 James CruEs. a.,
rector when they came 20 tickIlsh
acone ontaiiinE ropes and a tofo5t
eliff IN tho Ginning % Merton o.
tho Moyics." now at tho Coliseum.
Hunter swung over tho edge -
Tho cliff and the oamsus clicked
But Tho weight Of the leather chaps.
cartridge belt and sun. part %
Tho cowboy outfit Ia which 40 was
pieturcsquely EaFbsd. proved too
much Tor him. lie took two down.
ward ierka. hand over hand. and
th5n began 20 slide. letting tho rope
slip thru his finEou.
Ton feet from the ground the
friction Of tho rope had burned tho
skin from the palms Of his hands.
and no looaod his "trip ana fen. hut
,ha scene was finished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

Jaoquelins Logan len Hollywood
Tor New York recently. where shs
win start a perturbation OF Rich,
arr Harding navla. "Mhltn AfIrn."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
LIBERTY SONGFEST

The Liberty song contests arc
proving moro popular than ever.
Among this weeks contestants who
won the prizes awarded were: Harry
Down. singing 'Mandalay"; Violet
Bailey, Memory Lane; Fred Behl-
ing. WAY Down Upon the Swanee
River: Lucille Johnson. MY Hero"
and Charley. Ny Boy" won the
prize for Helen Peterson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Great Musician
Sings for Scene

A musical accompaniment worth
$500 aided Edmund Lowe in ono OF
his scenes for Ports OF Call" the
story OF intrigue in tho Philippines.
at the Capitol.
Just as the studio orchestra was
about to start melody for an emo
tional scene between Lowe and LII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
BRIEFS on DESMOND

Here's n lineup on big BIZ Des-
,oond. Bonn In Dublin, Ireland
and has the charm and magnetism
- ST. race. Il a champion athlete;
t,,st escapes being six feet tail, has
bIack hair and blue eyes. Has
a small daughter who Is as oionde
al he q DARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

yam Tashman. Tito schipa. tenor Of
tho Chicago Opera company. inter-
rupted impetuously, Wait I shall
sing whilo you play this scene"
Unknown to the singer, production
on the adjoining sets ceased. Every
one from the director down gathered
10 listen to the unexpected treat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
Knocks Stiffness
Out of Joints

It's for Joint troubles In ankle.
knee. hip. elbow. shoulder, knuelSles
or nplns-whether rheumatic or not.
II iimbcrs ihom up. reduces tho
swelling. chascs out the pain ana In
nAmmation--when Joint-Easo gets In
Joint agony gets out-no ilmo wasted
But lately thousands OF people have
discovered that rs also supremely
good for quick relief IN lumbaEo,
neuralgia and nouritis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
State Has Movie
and Vaudeville

Tho Cyclone Rider" Lincoln ].
CaTtsr's hlEh-spccd picture. and ono
hour Of vaudeville stunts form tho
attraction nj tho State until Thurs.
day.
Evening star., 1925-12-18

You don't need smoked glasses to
look at the bright side of things, says
the Office Boy.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
MAY SELL GERMAN BONDS.
French Encouraged by Negotiations
to Dispose of Dawes Plan Paper.

PARIS, December 10 p).-The
Matin describes as encouraging the
first results of the pourparlers opened
by French agents. under Instructions
from the French foreign office. with
American bankers and the Treasury
Department at Washington with a
view to selling German railroad bonds
received by France under the Dawes
plan. ;.
The newspaper says further that II
learned that DIR. Hjalmar Schacht, ol-
rector of the German Reichsbank, ha s
approved the negotiations, although
he had intended to put forward
another plan to obtain large loan
for France in the United States on
which Germany would contract to
paw the interest.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
Revision of Presbyterian Confession
OF Faith Urged by Young Ministers

rest within our church is the wide
difference of opinion in the church
regarding the exact meaning of sub
scription to the confession of faith"
and state that they can see little hope
for peace in the church SO long as
this confusion of mind exists.
I'VE believe that the first and most
necessary step toward securing and
maintaining the peace, purity and
progress of our church is immediate
coordination and revision of the
terms of subscription to the West
minister confession as will make un-
mistakably explicit that it Is not
final and perfect test of orthodoxy"
the letter stated.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
EX-CONV|CT ADMITS
MURDER0F CHILD
Milwaukee Police Seek As
sailant of Other Boy,
Found Near Death.

10y tne assOclaloQ fTees.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, December IS.
With confession from a former
convict that he had killed Roy Tolz-
mann, S years old, police today con-
tinued search for a man who attacked
Michael Leacher, also s, and left him
near death in an abandoned dining
car in the west Milwaukee railroad
yards.
John Steinert, who had served prison
sentences, III a written and signed
confession to police last night told
how he took the Tolzmann boy to a
barn near the city limits. He said
he choked him to death when the boy
screamed. Steinert then said that he
set fire to the barn.
Police yesterday found the bones
of a child in the ruins of the barn.
The mother identified a belt buckle
and bits of clothing.
Steinert worked on the farm where
the fire occurred. He declared he had
not hacked the body to pieces, al
though police found a scythe blade
near the dismembered body.
The LeScher boy was found yester-
day in the abandoned railroad car after
hours of searching. His clothing was
torn from his body and his hands,
face and feet frozen. He had pulled
straw over his body to keep warm.
You don't need smoked glasses TO
flo l,ric cid nf fhinpS
Evening star., 1925-12-18
COLORS ARE DEPOSITED.
Impressive Services Mark Occasion
in Jerusalem.

JERUSALEM, December Is R.-
The colors of the Jewish battalion
which fought during the World War
with Great Britain's forces against the
Turks for the liberation of Palestine
we're deposited today in the great syna-
gogue of Jerusalem with impressive
ceremonies.
The ceremony took place in the pres
ence of the high commissioner. Lord
Plumer; representatives of the civil ad-
ministration, the military and air
forces and the foreign consuls in Jeru-
salem
Evening star., 1925-12-18
SHIP STRANDED
Steamer, OF Danish Coast, Was
CONVEYING Airplanes Home.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Decem-
Der IS CP).-The japanese steamer
Tsuruga Maru. bound from Copen-
hagen to Japan. is stranded on the
Danish coast. Part of the vessels
cargo consists of airplanes.
Two Rohrbach Metal Aeroplare Co.
plants here are working in three
shifts to supply large airplane orders
for Japan and Turkey.
The Rohrbach personnel includes a
number of Japanese. The Rohrbach
Co. is German airplane concern, with
branch here.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
STUDY AIRSHIP DESIGN.
Navy Experts Seek to Better Plans
of Detroit Men

The Navy Bureau Of Aeronautics
have begun a study looking to
improvements in the design of a pro-
posed all-metal lighter-than-air ship,
which a group of Detroit men. includ-
ing Henry Ford, want to build under
contract for the Navy.
The plans have been under scrutiny
Of Navy experts for several months,
and indications are that no decision to
award such a contract will be made
until after a thorough study Of tech
nical lessons of the Shenandoah dis
aster and then only with special au-
thoriZation of Congress.
Those who conferred for the Detroit
group with Secretary Wilbur includ-
ed w. 8. Mayo. chief engineer for
Ford; Howard Z. Coffin, Harold r.
Pitcairn, Carl Fritchie and Harold III.
Emmons. Previously. they had called
upon President Coolidge.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
SAYS SPECTATORS
SEEK RUBBER LAND
French Deputy Warns House
of Indo- China Situation.
Study Being Made.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS. December 1S.-Speculators
in raw rubber lands are rapidly gain
ing control of the potential source OF
wealth of Indo- China, Deputy Guerin
warned the Chamber of Deputies yes
terday. A shore time ago, he pointed
out. rubber land was only 40 cents an
acre, while the price now was $3.50.
Deputy Guerin said that the new
governor-general OF Indo-China, Nj.
Varenne, was making an intensive
study of the problem and that the dan
ger of such productive territory falling
into foreign hands must be averted.
In a communication to the Academy
of Agriculture, Wednesday. Prof.
Dybowski, we'll known explorer and
colonial expert. expressed the belief
that the French protectorate of Indo-
Evening star., 1925-12-18
The Biggest Leased Wire System in the World
What The Associated Press Is AK

ALI 600 this operates day
No
by
hof
at
in
watch
Evening star., 1925-12-18
Ice Peril to Motorists.

Specia' Dispatch TO The Star
CUMBERLAND, Md, December Is.
Automobile travel over the high
ways Of this section. both east and
west, has been made dangerous on
account Of ice. Leo p. Towney. dis
trict engineer, State Road Commits
sion, advises use OF skid chains.
Evening star., 1925-12-18
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 1S.-Prompt
revision of the Westminster confes-
sion of faith has been requested by
nearly 100 younger ministers of
the Presbyterian Church, it was re-
vealed today.
The request was made In joint
letter to the special commission ap-
pointed by DIR. Charles r. Erdman.
moderator of the general assembly of
the Presbyterian Church, which now
Is meeting in a study of the situa-
ton confronting the church.
The younger ministers assert
that "one of the chief causes of un-
Evening star., 1925-12-18
stations of this system


the members the size The them the
political and religious
far
the Thea
Evening star., 1925-12-18

China was in the way of gaining first
place in the list of reproducing
countries He based his opinion on
the rate at which the production in
that country was increasing.
Evening star., 1925-12-18

Seven women will sit in the next
Assembly of New Jersey.