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Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11


Mex arvd III on track. Supplies
liberal. demand moderate. market
Weak. Calif-std 45s mostly 3o5.
few $50, std 36s 3.00-3.25. iumbos
los 80. iumbos 36S mostly $50.
ponys SIS 2.50.2,75, jumbo flats 12-
l5s mostly l.50. 9S l.25-1.3j, iumbos
93-97s 30O-3.25 few $50.
Baltimore: IS cloudy. 10 Calf
arvd. 3 rcconSigncd, II on track.
Closing Wednesday. supplies mod
crate market weaker, Calf .i,m-
hos lbs 475-5.00. iumbos 36S 400
4,j0, std 54S 4.00-4.I0 mostly 4.25-
100, ponvS 54S $50 400. jumbo flats
12s L50-l.75. flats l2-15s 1.50-1.65.
Philadelphia: - cloudy. Calf
arvd. > ou track. Supplies moder-
ate, demand moderate, market slight
" stronger. Calf iunbos 4js 800
80 mostly so. iumbos Sis 4.25-
800 mostly 475.500, Els 3.754.50.
std 45s 4,l0-5.00 MOSTLY 4.75-5.00.
iumhoS 27S 80 40. std flats les
2.00-2.2j. 9S mostly 10.
San Francisco: SO clear. 2 Calf
arvd, lS hroku. 3 unbroken on track
Supplies moderate, demand good,
market stronger Std 3645s 2.25-
80 immhoS +5s 09.75, ponvs 4J-
SIS l.73 zoe, flats 12.15s l.00,1.10
few LIS.
Boston Gla clear II Calf arvd,
II ON track Supplies heavy. de.
mand moderate. market weaker.
Calf iumhoS 27s 100. 36s tj0-5.00,
f5S iunhos 4.50-5.50. mostly $50
800 std As 4.50-50O std 36s 100
40, ronys 45.5+s 3.5O.400, jumbo
flats 9s l.50. lbs I7j.
Minneapolis: t9' raining Calf
arvd, 9 on track. Supplies liberal,
demand light. market dun Calf.
iumbos 4js 3.7J-450, std ass 9.75-
800, ponvs 54s 3.95-3.50, jumbo fiat
9-l2s I.l0-I.7j.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11

With the acnarturc lastNTcht for
Chicago of Albert Durham, FL Cen
fro lost one of its landmarks -- n
kindly, courteous old gentleman, who
had n particular place in the devcl
opmcnt Of the city. and who was
honored and respected bv all who
came in contact with him.
Mr.. Durham came to FL Centre
about 10 years ago, and for q time
operated n restaurant. Sixteen years
ago he opened book and station
arv store aud printing business ON
South Sixth street, remaining unit!
last night when he closed up the
store after an unsuccessful attempt
TO dispose of all Of his stock, turning
the key over to w. J. Clements.
In his Sixth street store, Fl Con-
tro S present efficient library was
born. 1t consisted of what few
books could be gathered together
from private homes by members of
the w. c. r. IT,, these being in Mr..
Durham s charge. Always a lover
of books, he consented to handle
the detail work in connection with
the library, giving his services in
this connection without charge. The
library was success from the
start, due in great measure to the
attention given it by Mr.. Durham
A veteran of the Civil war, in
which he served in the sanitary
corps, n forerunner of the present
Red Cross, being too young to en-
list in the fighting corps, he was a
familiar figure on Memorial Day,
always carving battle-scarred
flag which had seen actual service
in the great conflict between the
North and the South.
Although well along in years, be-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
DEFENSE STAGES
GREAT SURPRISE
in SINGH TRIAL
No Witnesses Put on the
Stand, Case Goes to
Jury Today

That a verdict would be returned
by the Jury in the Parker Singh case
before night, was the belief express
ed this noon by District Attorney
Ctley. who at l:30 this afternoon
began the closing argument in the
ease, III which he asked that the
death penalty Dc imposed upon
Singh, who is being tried for the
murder of Victor r. Sterling at Cali
patria on April |.
Singh was indicted by the grand
jury for the murder of Sterling
and John Il. Hager but is being
tried only on tine charge of kill
ing Sterling.
The defense caused considerable
surprise in the court yesterday af
ternoon by announcing that they
would put on no witnesses, and
would rest their case at the conclu-
sion Of the evidence Offered By the
prosecution.
It was anticipated that the de
fcnse would attempt to prove that
Singh was insane at the time of the
shooting, also that he had acted in
sclf.defense. ~ the outset Of the
trial the defense attorneys attempt
ed to obtain q continuation on the
grounds that they wished to pro
ducc proof that singh was insane
when he committed the crime. In
iLffidaNis submitted to the court
they set ont the fact that he was
the Of IN cpilcptic and that broth
er, suffering from the same disease
had killed a third brother and the
latter 5 family in India several
Continued on Page s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
WHAT'S DOING

Elk S supper and initiation
tonight, Elk's hall, 6:45.
Troop 81 meets tonight, 1880
M. Z. social hall.
Troop hikes tonight to Ira
Aten ranch, o'clock, DR.. Du-
points office.
Proud Flesh, at the Pal
ace Airdome tonight.
"Old Home Week. at the
Valley theater tonight.
Ell Centre chapter r. A. and
M. meets tonight, Masonic hall.
Troop 16 meets tonight, 7:30,
Baptist church.
Kiwanis luncheon tomorrow
noon, Barbara Worth hotel.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
IN
GREECE NEAR

ATHENS, June 1l.-Possibil:ty
Of coup to overthrow the govern
mcnt WIS seen here today.
The government ordered troops
transferred to Athens rs Il prccau-
tionarv measure. Disappointed in.
fcrlor officers were seen OF be in a
threatening attitude and II was
deemed best 20 guard against an
outburst on their part.
Protection for the ministers of
the interior. navy ANA war WAS in
increased.
It was reported that the Mf!itar-
lists are planning directorate of
five members, should they succeed in
their alleged plans for coup.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
Mac DougalI New
Comm OF
FL ct Division

WASHINGTON, June 11.-Rear
Admiral William d. MacDougall has
been directed to take command of
battleship division four of the bat
tie fleet of the Pacific coast, the
navy department announced today.
lie replaces Rear Admiral W. V.
Pratt, who is called to WASHINGTON
for duty on the general board.
MacDougall has been commander
of the first training squadron of the
force on the west coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
NEWSPAPER MAN NAMED
ON PROGRESSIVE PARTY

PASADENA, Cal, June IL
Lew Head. Pasadena newspaperman,
was elected chairman today of the
Provisional State Central Commit
teg of the Progressive party of
California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
At New York

Cleveland 103 600. 000-4 I
New York 600 600 l00-l 6 O
Miller and l.. Scwel; Pennock
Beal, II. Johnson and Bengough.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
At Philadelphia

Chicago 005 100 O00-6 il l
Philadelphia 3O2 600 600 Q 0
Robertson, Cvengros and Grouse;
Rommell, Stokes and Cocmanc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11

Total 4lj 44J sos 497
Cars ordered in the Imperial Val
lev for loading Thursday, June H.:
500.
Imperial Valley comparisons
Shipped on June 10 362 495
Shipped to June 10 4043 5709
Shipping point information for
Wednesday, June 10: FL Centre and
nearby points-maX l052. min 72o.
Moderate wire inquiry. Demand
slow, market weak. Carloads fob
usual termS-Std los 1.75-2Q0. few
special marks 210-2.25. Carloads
fob cash track--iumhoS los 1.6I-
l.S5, iumbos SIS std 45s l.40I.60
mostly around 80, few special
marks l,67-l.75, ponys 4l-54s 100
l.l0. flats l2-l5S mostly around 60c.
RipeS for western shipments. choice
std los l.40-1.50, Most shipments
rolled for delivered sales.
Photographic reports:
New York: So partly cIoudv. 50
Calf, ! Mex arvd. Supplies liberal
demand moderate. market weaker.
CaIif-std 45s 40O.4.5O wastv low
rs $50, std Sos 3.50-4.00. iumbos ass
+,50-5.00, iumbos Sos 4.00-4.50 few
low as 80, 27s 3O0-3.5O few high rs
3.75. ponvs as 3,25-3.50 few 3.75.
flats l215s 1.75-2.0O mostly 1.75.
Jumbo l9s 200, SOS mostly 1.5O,
hearts Of gold std 36-45s rircS 3.75.
nonys 54s 800, flats 12-15s l.75-9.00.
MeN-green meats, std 36.45s 3.25.
800, wastv few sales low as 100.
popvS is 500.
Chicago; "a cloudy. 10 Calf, L
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
At Cincinnati

Philadelphia 1000 oil OOl-3 . .
Cincinnati 10 040 02x-S II ;
. Couch, Belts and Henlinc, Wilson:
Donohuc and Wingo.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
At Chicago

New York 600 00l 120-4 6 >
Chicago POI 020 cox s .
Nehf, Greenfield, Huntzimger,
WiSner and Gowdy; Jones and Hart
nett.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11

AMERICAN
At Boston

At Boston
st. Louis 100 $40 220-9 13 0
Boston l0l 40 000-7 10 |
Nangilder, Davis and Dixon, Rego
Ross. Quinn, Fuhr, Ruffing and
Picinich.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
NATIONAL

At Pittsburgh
Boston 600 000 02l- , 9 3
Pittsburgh 600 922 O7x-l1 10 >
Ryan and Gibson; Yde and Gooch.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11

Carlot shipments reported:
s 9 10
Imperial Valley 4l4 Az 507 495
Texas ...... .....s ...... >
Florida ...... | ...... ......
Arizona ...... | ......
Total 40 44J sos 4q7
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11

Cars ordered in the Imperial Val
lev for loading Thursday, June Il:
400
Imperial Valley press., 1925-06-11
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CANTALOUPE MARKET
By < S. BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL ECON oNIICS
G. E. Schultz Local Representative

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Sgd Chaplin Lives Up to His
Laugh Record in Newest Film

/ common, crude antics done largely
in pnntomime.
In this piece there Is some rare
pantomiming. and sgd Shows him.
self on par with Brother Charlie
in this gentle art.
His effort, at Il crucial moment In
the story. TO signal his adopted
namo Goldfish" to a fellow con.
spirator. all in dumb mimlcry. is
mastery. SO is his impersonatlon
of Roosevelt. with candy mints for
teeth and n couple OF waters for
eye glasses--a s,ar,lingly effective
caricaturc.
Straightforward. acrobatics, swift,
flashes OF melodramatlc action.
quieter, reflective drollerics. and the
Gaping buffooncry OF masquerade
as lady's maid 10 tho girl be
loves tAlicc Calhoun arc knit into
a bright comic pattern which come.
pretty near being what the average
movicgoer considers 100 per cent
entertainment.
Chuck Rcisncr. veteran of movio
comedy directed the piece and also
enacted the role OF 'heavy"-the
man who would steal the flying ma.
chine plans about which the story
revolves. Relsner did n fine lob in
both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

Nell was sometimes working. bread
was EcArcc
Leah Baird. a star In Western
pictures know the wants Of the
pair. For old times sake she bought
Genes book before II was ever fin
ishcd She paid them $1,000.
Not long afterwards Gene sent
tho hook 10 publisher ippIncott.
The book was bought and 4ppln-
colt asked for two more. A pic
turo company First National, offer
cd Gene $4,000 cash for his book
Pandora la Croix"--a story OF
tho South Seas.
Leah Baird heard OF the offer and
gave UP her rights TO the book.
when Gene got tho $4,000 he re-
turned LEANS 81 800 with a thou
sand thanks
Today Gene md Nell arc on easy
street once more.
They believe In the friendship OF
their friend-Lohh Balrd-one OF
few. not only tn Hollywood but any
where else in the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Hollywood Talk Discloses Story
of Rare Friendship and Trust

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. oct IS Sen
Craig was once a blg.tirner in tho
film world. Her husband. Gene
Wright. years ago war as high
powered a director an James CRUZ
or Cecil DO Mile arc today.
but faisful gods shifted the cards
and Nell became an extra" and
Gene was an ontehst IN places
where once he had been lauded as
the greatest Of them alt
To keep the home fires from sim
mcring out. Nell worked on various
film lots that once had paid her IN
tho Thousands But this time she
worked By the day at $3.50.
And AZ best there was always only
few days work. when curious
ones asked what "tho husband was
doing Nell told them that he's
writing a book"
Tho queryiRE ones thought that
Nolla reply was merely n shield
for her husbands prido and past
reputation. During tho weary
months while Gene was writing and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
tAdvortiscmcnO
Acid Stomachs
are Dangerous
How to Get Quick Relief

Indigestion IS not only PAINFUL
II 4. highly dangerous. Exeos,
stomach acid attacks tho delioat,
stomach lining. ferments food
forms gas, and by interfering with
proper nourishmcnt, nctunllv
breaks down health.
Tho surest, quickest and on,v
logical way to relieve indigestion "a
TO remove the acid that causes n
and Blncsia will do this instantly.
Tho sour formonted stomach con.
tents are swcotoncd, tho ncId.ln.
famed stomach lining Ia soothed
nnturnl, healthy stomach condl.
tlons are restored and painless.
hcalthful digestion follows nntur.
nlly.
Bi.ncsia removes tho cause OF In.
digestion and is guaranteed to givo
relief from tho most severe attnclt
In less than flvo minutes. Get 100
tablets In handy pocket flaslt-.
they cost but 30 conts--and sec
how quickly they viii bring stom.
nch comfort to you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Spend TUo Weeks
on Painted Desert

When Douglas Fairbanks and his
company Of rs people went 10 Arl.
roma TO film soenes IN his picture.
Tho Mollycoddlc." now at the win.
ter Garden. the troupe was com.
PEELED 10 travel 100 miles from Hol.
brook. the nearest railway station,
TO Polaceo. In the Hopi Indian res.
ervntion.
The company spent two weeks on
The Arizona painted desert. travel.
Ing more than 1000 miles from
place TO place during this time. by
loot By automobile and on horse.
back, 10 obtain the wild and print.
tive scenes required for this picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Reuerses Process
and Gets Results

Hazel Kosusr. tho pretty blonde
who plays the college belle In Har'
old Lloyd's new comedy. The Fresh.
man. At tho Liberty. declares that
she has tho largest collection Of diet
books In Hollywood For tho past
four years Miss Keourr has boon
trying TO figure out which diet would
make her slender and which would
make her stout. And now shs has
solved tho entire puEElIng problem
20 far as she ia concerned Her sys.
tenn IA astonlshingly simple, when
she wants to gain weight she takes
reducing exercise and reducing diet
aud when shs wants 10 reduce shs
rcTorses tho method
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Lots of Girls
in Gay Revue
at PantageS

NOMEnY. music. .dancinE. singing
" and iuggllng Mo Tor first place
pu one Of the most varied and ees,
shows ever put on by tho Pantagos
theater staring Monday At tho local
playhouse,
Seven girls keep things moving
swiftly for the duration OF their act.
tho Giriio Revue. The Pattison Sis
ters. clever and charming across tho
footlightS. have that vlvaciousness
that makes good stunt win APP
llause sophie Becker Ia a clever
singer OF "hsrd-hearted mama" songs
and az the same time puts Cheat
ing on Me" across with a pathos that
scores much applause.
II seems that negro comedian acts
have been so much used that novelty
is impossible. but Tony Grey and
Ills company keeps tho audience near
90 laughter tears In his "comIoal so.
luton Of dark mystery" Further.
Tonic as stopper put a stop 20 the
show and made the management
keep the next act waiting while he
satisfied the audiences demand for
an encore.
Bob, Bob & Bobby had comedy
juggling act which drew many
laughs as we'll as applause for their
clever handling Of the Indian clubs
Bobby demonstrates how we'll a dos
tan be trained. and is quite equal 90
his trainers as comedian.
Nlohe. billed as an international
Rquatic star, proves herself 20 be a
real mermaid by doing almost un.
believSble stunts under water. Al
one time she stays under water with.
out any apparent effort for moro
than two minutes.
George Kaluluhl. presenting his
Hawaiian Quartette. furnishes some
real harmony. and Is rewarded by
considerable applause. Byron Broth.
ers present n musical sextet In
some humorous syncopatlons.
Another OF Laura Van Wrinkles
pongologues and the feature picture.
The Wrongdoers," completes the
weeks program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Lon CLANCY Hides Secret of
Make-Up From Curious Eyes

r. THERE'S one thing motion
Il picture artist Graves. It's yubiicl.
~ They DO love 10 bss shsir mon.
iksrs Ia print and their attractive
features etched upon "A piece OF
zinc.
However. here's one actor who
not only asks ihss his picture b.
kept out or papers. but demands 81
20 cmphatichiiy. In fact. that hls
contract embraces just such an ub.
usual clause.
Coming 10 Seattle next week. at
the Columbia. IL Tho Phantom q
tho Opera" Carl LAsmmls'a super.
spectacle. with the worlds most IA
nous pornysrs of characters, Lon
CLANCY IN the starring role.
A. no time during the production
vas Chaney's picture. In the make
up OF the weird creature he u play.
Ing. made public. In every scene
photographed for publicity purposss
In which he appears. tho face has
been ''blanksd OUT By patch.
much As censored material during
the war.
Chaney's makeup depicts Erlck.
the Phantom. II mysterious, ghost.
Ike creature. haunting tho cellars
OF the great Paris opera house. and
working out n sinister series Of
events In the dark fssineshes where.
during the Second Commune. pris.
onh and torture chambers were built
among tho huge stone foundations
OF tho largest opera house IN the
world. The story. By CASTOR Le
touH was based partly on actual
happenings. for such a person did
exist, and his activities form
strange chapter in the French an.
nails OF French crimlnology.
Mary Phllbin and Norman Kerry
oostar. and 1000 others are used IN
the picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
tAdvsrtlsomeutl
INCROWN NAIL
Turns Right Out Itself

A fow drops Of "outgro'' In tho
crevice OF the lnErowlng nail re
duees Inflammation and palm and so
toughens the tender. sensitive skin
underneath tho toe nail. that Il can
not penctrate the flesh. and the
nall turns naturally outward almost
over night.
''outgro' Is harmless ant!sep,ic
manufactured for chiropodists, How.
ever. anyone can buy from tho drug
store a tiny bottle containing diree.
lions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Recent Broadway Productions
Booked for Met This Season

Following "IlEh,nln'." May Rob,
son 10 scheduled for hor annual visit
Her play this year rs Helena q
Boys"
The remainder Of the attractions
ia tHc oFicr OF their booking arc:
white Cargo" ''Hlossom Time. Z"
what Price Glory" "Abie's Irish
Rose" My China Doll" "a musical
extravaganza; Robert Man,el in
Shakespeare. sousas hand. the San
Carlo Grand Open company. Eugene
O'Sciii'B Tho Gorilla. mo. No.
Nanc,ic." Grace George IN new
play. and rs lat so7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

l)(f&2;1lO
Hoot Gibson Closes
HeiIig Run Thursday

just three days left 90 SEQ iiool
Gibson In hls latest thriller. THE
Calgary stampede Tor ON Friday
Gene statton Porlsra latest novel
The Keeper OF the Beef" viii have
its Pcclflu Coast premier at the
nolliK.
J. Leo Mechhn directed the pic.
ufo. and no viii bs remembered
for his work with The Girl OF tho
ilmhcrlost"
Gene Stfatton Monroe. the little
granddaughter OF tho noted author.
plays the role OF tho Little Scout I'm
the delightful picture verslan Of tho
book. II was little Gene OF whom
Alru Porter wrote when she created
tho character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
by JACK JuNGMENER
y. Il. A. Service Writer

NEW YORK. oct. i3.--In hA
IN Man on the Box" sgd Chaplin
continues tho hilarious pace he re.
Gently set in his screen version Of
"Charley's Aunt" And as in that
forcrunner. sgd adorns woman's
clothes. 80 that he is by way OF
becoming tho Julian Eltinge Of tho
movies.
lie appreciates and catorB 20 the
fact that men s,lll arc laughing Mt
the same things that tlckled tho
frat humans ms they wise.cracked
over brown October ale--simple,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Glimpse From Past
in Film at Capitol

a glimpse OF the Jerusalem o,
King Dayid's time is afforded in so
This is Marriage" now playing al
the Capitol.
While the story concerns the ex.
periencos OF modern young couple
an interiudc in natural color pho,
Biography is used TO illustrate tho
Bible story OF how Bath. sheba be.
trayed her husband thru desire for
David. and Of the Punishment meted
out by God.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13

A BrRSKLING OF tho newer
n Broadway productions marks
the seasons bookings FOR tho Metro.
poli,an. M given out by Manager
Frank T Hood While the program
IL subject 90 cancellation. az Seattle
thrater-Eucfr who patiently waited
for "Chauyo solfis' and Artists
and Models" lar; year know. tho list
Of attractions ar Il now stands IL
promising.
''LiKhtnln' opens tho fail scsson.
with Thomas Jefferson and Mra.
Frank bacon heading tho cast Tho
date for it7 arrival "a October rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Noted Football Man
Is NoD Prizefighter

College men may SEQ ono Of tho
finest football players IN recent yssra
Ia tho role Of prize fighter IN The
Knockout" Tho Milton sliis starring
picture playing at tho Coliseum this
week.
The man IA Ia Garycy. famous
Metre pamo football star. who has
turned professional puEilist with tho
hope that no might take tho crown
from Jack Dempsey lie was en-
gagged TO fight Milton Silln IN one
Of the big fight sesncs of the picture,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
0LD-TlME MOVIES
NOVELTY AT STRAND

Thirty Years Ago" an added al.
traction at the Strand this week. IN
proving a sure Augh.getter. With
tho expert aid OF Mr.. Charles Rosen.
pioneer motion picture music adapt-
or who played the piano atA sen
& Won Herberg's first theaS this
Alhambra, which used to be located
at Fifth and Pine. where Carman's
Is now. the correct atmosphere Is
brought about.
This picture tells the story OF the
beginnings OF the motion picture.
from tho earliest known shot
made in the Edison experimental stu.
do in ise5-to that famous old
thriller the first superspecial film.
The Great Train Robbery" that
Knocked EN- dead In 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Young frankie
in Blue Mouse Film

frankie barrow. called the Baby
barrymore OF the screen, does ap.
pealinE work in Fighting tho
Flames" tho mclodramatic thriller
At tho Blue Mouse Ia this picture
no plays a ragged. homeless street
urehln who becomes tho pal" o.
william Halnrs. tho heroic young
fireman. ~ho has brrn forbidden his
homo BY his father until he can
make a man OF himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
"Flaning Youth"
at Colonial Tuesday

Flaming Youth" story OF mod.
ern jazz life, featuring Colleen
Moore, is Tuesdays attraction at
the Colonial. The picture is taken
from the novel OF the Same name.
which was recently one OF the best
sellers.
"Soiled," with Kenneth Harlan
and Vivian Martin heading the cast.
viii be shown on the Colonial
screen Wednesday. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Tearle Breaks His
SnHeIess Record

Conway Tearle runs Buster Rsa.
ton close second when IL comes 10
smileless acting. But Il Is d differ.
ent Conway Tearle who IL seen in
Just Woman, now al the Strand.
For the stern.Yisaged Conway actual.
" cracks few smiles In this new
photoplay. In his new role be rises
from seryiie Job in steel mill to
the presidency OF the corporation
that employs him. Tearle was 80 i'm.
rnersed in his fat part" that he
couldn't help smiling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-13
Tririe Is Original
Bobbed-Haired Girl

The original bobbed haired fiAppsr
has been found
She originated quite some time
ago. never had long hair In her life.
and has Tapped on tho stage Tor
nearly 80 years,
Her uamo u Trixio FhEanzs.
famed az a oomsdienno. and Rltho
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kathryn Perry and Marion Har,
Ian. who arc appearing ia import.
ant roles In the o. Henry and Helen
and Warren comedies produced by
William Fox. are being sought 10
do sister act in vaudeville They
can't 30. however. because they arc
under contract with Fox.