davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1926-12-08

Nothing can make a girl more
unpopular than winning a popular
ity contest.
, 1926-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Oskins have
had a crew of men and teams busy
the last week grading and levaling
, 1926-12-08

There is a species of ant which
carries an umbrella of petals or
when it rains.
, 1926-12-08
THE FADEOUT

Speaker out? Is that a fact, boys?
Cob and Sisler, Collins too?
How it crabs the baseball act, boys,
Just to think these stars are
through.
Speaker out? Say, are you kidding?
Cobb and Sisler? Collins, too?
How the nimble years are skidding,
Gee, it makes a Teller blue!
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

FOR sALE-Field grown pansy
plants, Giant Trimardeau, Clam
Fancy, SteePs Mastodon, Cas-
sier's Giant, Paris lmproyea
Blotcbed, and Giant RuffIeo
Masterpiece. All colors and TO.
coo plants to pick from. zoe doz
at the place, soc by Parcel Post
A. l.. Moore Phone Blk. S3l, q
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

boys are busy designing, while
others are making oak tables.
Bill 0dion is receiving a very
practical education, drawing plans
for house. These plans are to be
used by a friend in Seattle. We
hope to see him a great architect.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
CLASSIFIED IDJ {. 5IS75V<5

FOR SALE-Team, wagon, han
ness and complete set Of farm
implements. Must be sold al
once. $4,000 takes outfit. 100,
off fer cash, First come frs
served, ! mi So. Portage Phone
Blk. 1874. 2-26-tl
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

The east for the High School
play Adam and Eva assembled
n tie Weiss home for schearsal
iast Friday evening, March II.
The east has been showing con
Siderable improvem at.
Dancing and refreshments fol
owed fac practice adding ihe fin.
isling touch to a very enjoyabl,
evening
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
VashOn School Notes

We ask the members OF our
alumni to keep in mind the Alumni
organization me ting to be held at
he high school Saturday evening
March 20 An graduates OF the
High School are urged to be pre-
sent.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

An important change has been
mad in the dates set for the play,
Adam and Eva. lns,ead Of hay-
ing ii ON Thursday and Friday.
March p and 20 III has been set
Tor Friday and Saturday evenings
March % aud ~.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

FOR sALE-l923 Ford Touring
ear in first class shape belong
ing to Victor Olson, deceased
Sold at any reasonable price
See c. J Olson, Burton. 2-l9-a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

The Vasbon girls closed their
basketball season saturday, March
u, by winning from the Woodland
Park NJ. E. Church, on their floor
The scor4 was 20 TO 8.
The game was comparatively
Easy and at no time was the score
cry close Naomi 'fjomsland was
ligh point player with a score OF
"A points.
The girls have won six games
)ut of eigh. this season.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

GET YOUR CHICKS from tn,
Siegrist Hatchery and You wont
have to keep chickens They u
keep you. Phone Black 202, 2-lg
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

Some of tine Manual training
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

Last Wednesday morning DIR.
Yomogitas NJ d. @ japanese psy-
chologist visited the school. He
gave us short talk about the
senses, mtorring us we had eight
eusa- instead If five. The other
three being, mind seeing, mind
earring and mind changing. "
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
Burton School Notes


Saturday evening, March 18th
Junior Class play, The New
was given in the high
school auditorium. The house was
crowded. Judging from the ap-
plause during the play and the
comments after, it was very sue
cessful. Richard Bennatts, as
Punch Doolittle, and Florence
Wilson as Estelle Doolit,le de
serve credit, for the ability they
diSp aged duling the performance
Other star parts were Anna Film
Ger as Madge Stevens and Julia
Larsen as Lefty Willis.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

Tests are due again this week.
then only twice more before the
nd of the school year. Everyone
is working especially hard these
last few weeks to wind up the
school year with flying coIors, and
some, to make up for what they
lost ct the beginning of the year
The boys had an. "Old Clothes
Day" last Wednesday A good
many of the boys came in old
clothes OF rather rags. They were
very attractive in their different
colored patches and erotesqne
looking outfits.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
8 VARIETIES OF ICE CREAM
At Middlings. Try it. 5-29-ti

Try our Classified Ads.
They MUST bring results.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
ADVERTISING RATES

10 cents per line for first inser.
ton; 6 cents per line for each ad-
ditional insertion.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

One week of the Annual cam
paign is over and has proved a
very successful one toward tie
publishing of the annual All the
Students entered INTO the campaign
with regular Nashon High Se4ooi
spirit.
To help pay for the printing Of
the annual, several Of the boy,
were ont soliciting for advertise
ments last Thursday and Friday
With all tle pictures, stories,
md Jokes and tue old sc4ooI spirit
backiug il, he annual is bound to-
le grand success.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19

The visitors at Burton Iii last
week were: Opal Akehurst Min
ME Olson and Ethel Whitfield
At leas dozen straw hats
made their appearance last Tues
day The boys look very spaingy'
IN their straw head-pieces, we
hope none get caught in a cloud
aurSt.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-03-19
FOR RENT

FOR REET-Iarso, wsIl iIsl5le
rooms for either office of house
kapiue over kimmel store 81
Fashun Inquire so OLD New
Recmi office
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
fEnnt inn~H

GIRLS CLUB. 1918 Massachusetts ave
beautiful rooms. delicious meals. plenty hot
water. $50 10 $50.
1875 18th NW.-Beautiful second front
other lovely rooms: electricity. INV H.: eI-
,-Ieut table. Franklin 554a.
1905 MASS AVE NV single. > double
rooms: com Portable, clean. attractive: attrac-
tive rates
900 18Th ST. N.W.-Larse anu desirable
front room. suitable for . 3 persons
excellent table. ami -
lul EYE ST, N.W.-Room. and board: spr-
"Ial rate for two.
1914 PARK RID. N.W.-Desirable single
toom: references. Adams 1929.
I0l EYE ST; NW.-One large for
TWO. reasonable rates.
TIL. CALVERT
1910 Calvert 81. .w.-EIclusIve and
homell<e. one-half square above 18th aud
Columbus rd . double rooms. break fast.
dinner SO per month each person. To-
TABLE BOARD.
1910 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS served home
cooked meals indiv dual service: week or
month. S'-S2s. ADAMS $40.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLr-FINE LARGE
sunny rooms ard bath all mod"rn improve
ments. reasonable Phone North $50. q.
l@5:I FAIRMONT--',nd FLOOR :. ROOMS
fully rqulpp"u for light hnuse kcrpinE ::
INV H.. gar. electricity. no children. phone
REMODELFD APT HOUSE OF =, ! AND
rooms private bath laundry splendid
heat. continuous hot wafer IsnItur' S:I6 to
$50 mo. Inquire is.4 Georgia ase NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-07
RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

KENT KUOMS-lNTN RNlSIlCh.
iIo5 so CAR AVE S.E.-Entire 2nG moor
of 4 rooms bath: sink iii Kitchen. gas range
pvt bath. hot-water heat electric. Cali
after D pm. Adults only. 3
IA At SE-Three unfinished rooms:
for Ink: heat and light furnished: use OF
bath: adults only. S35 mo. Lincoln lo42S.
I7I3 DE SALES-2nd and srd floors: large.
bright with . beds: all convenences: Tor
men or married couples day. week or
monthly: afternoon.
1925 MASS. AVE s.E.-2 rooms and sleep
ing porch. h " n. sink. range and telephone;
reasona bic
lI44 5th Ne unfurnished housekeeping
rooms: gas and heat furnished. Call after t.
i.,3 ind ST N.w.-3 unfurnished rooms
Tor light housek eeDIne. on first floor: SO
I.o4 ORREN ST N.E.--Two rooms. kitch-
an bath sleeping porch, elec. lights, gas
h VIII: garage il desired reasonable. 3
III y ST N.w.-Feb: TO adults. I'M
furnished: INV electricity: owner.
4Is NE unfurnished rooms for TX
Call after pm. =
a.7 NJ Nw-3 warm. unfurnished rooms.
,nd floor: gas heat and bath: $50
LARGE ROOM kitchen. glassed porch
light heat gas furnished. Call Adams - :
500 B ST NE-lst-f floor front room sleep
ing, $40: Ink. SIS. Line. 419O-J.
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APART MENTS-FV FINISHED
Uoutioued)

BAL III l.LoK APNR vi IN y.
1897 II st. NV. Two rooms and bath: re-.
decorated. well furnished centrally located
under new management. hotel service. $40
10 500 a month. Well heated ard Well
lighted For gentlemen wno want comfort
and privacy PhGp- Main 1872
UNDER NEW NANAGENFN"
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RENT ROOMS-FUR FINISHED.
t(uu,iuuedl

eth 81. BET 9. N.w.-Larrse front
$40 per month. Phone Franklin 361 j.
',u8 VARNtM sT-Front room. near bath
ami: one. $50: two. S:5: garage II DESIRED
can after u PIN. -
i.3a >T-Ro"n twin heds hath ;ti,,
iAlB
1910 MASS. AVE Nw-Larse room. two
beds: double or single room near bath cleo
t"Icity To-
1886 OAK 81 N.w-very pleasant room
On second floor in private home: garage op-
ri"nsl.
l74s CHURCH sr. inear Dupont Circle =
second floor. southern exposure. adjoining
bath. small family ami.
49, HARVARD ST, SWMrhrrs delight tnsh,
special: fine l"cation.
nls N.E.-Two large. bright neatly fur,
nished i;hh. rooms: first floor: ami:
1904 NV. Thomas clrcie,-sinsle
Mater: $50 month. 81
1875 FAiRMONT ST. NV. = Delightful
south room and single room: modern home:
select. Adams 352l.
1928 Nw..Two "nd. floor front house
<rening rooms. near bath; electricity gas
l33" X ST. Nw-Beautiful front room.
twin beds also single room refined sur
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 .oth---Very large
$50 Fr s75s
1871 18th ST-LRrgr front room with al
cove and private bath: eleg antIy furnished
Rent 500
NEAR DUPONT ClRCLE--Larse bed-sit,ing
loom. second floor: private family: gentle
man. Main 92l,.
gI9 EYE ST Nw-Lsrge. well heated.
"lec. ight. plenty hot running water: gentle
men or employed couples.
5I9 MASS. AVE N.w.-Larrs room. INV IA,
electricity. suitable for > gentlemen:
1l32 10th Nw-Lhk room; running wa
ter. h.-w.h.. electricity Frank. 96l4 '---.
1919 PARK RD-Nicely furnished single
double room: all modern conYenlences
DOWNTOWN. go F ST. N.W-Double and
Jingle rooms: ami: reasonable ~
.lO6 18th ST tnear Mt. Pleasant car,-Prl-
yate family. North 92l.
.40a NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Two furnished
rooms for Ink. y
1871 EYE ST Nw.-PIeasant room for
gentleman in private home.
1881 IRVING ST N.W.-Comfortable room
1876. KENYON sT.-NiceH furnished s'n-
gle room for gentleman. Adams l'3.
ia 4th ST. SE-Three housekeeping
rooms INV n. cleo: adults
1918 81 NW.-Nice room and kitchen.
first floor: Ink. -
4o2 l6th SE-Two rooms and bath for
Ink.
sos Mt VERNON PL. N.w.-H.-w.h.. rI-c-
rric lights. So week
4" ST NE.-Nice double room for two
men with without board
Blackstone Hotel lNew),
No. lole 18TH st. NV Tin Mayhower Hotel
rnnn suites as low as S62 so a month per
room: exceptionally low rates with meals.
see resident manager.
ol3 10th ST. N.E.-Two large
rooms. with or without house
keeping. Owner. 81
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WANTED-AUT0MOBILEs.

Will PAY HIGHEST SPOT CASH for autos.
Counes, Sedans. coaches and sport tourlnes
See Mr.. SprIngman. Peck Garage. I'll tth
81 nv Omen NJ night IL
GOOD CLOSED CAR Or FORD TRUCK
payment on beautiful new. vacant Groom.
bath modern. h VIII. BUNGALOW: every con
venlence: large lot refined: ~ 800. -!
monthly on equity. Nam SILL: n.h'.
Hyatt-. S5W
SPOT CASH your used car. Don't fail
10 sce M Barnes and get S25 TO $40 more
than an, dealer. 100000 Connecticut ave
Fr ZOOS Open m to pm.
WILL PAY CASH for your automoh'le
Washington Motor Exchange, 2o". l4th 81
NV. \. 1919,
wANTFD-To nuy GOOD. clean closed cars:
will nay cash. See Montgomery. l53s 18TH
Of, NV.
CASH for your car In IL minutes: $40 10
$50 more than any dealer Franklin lo.o3
Fred L Morgan. Ioeh Conn ave
7 SELL AUTOMOBILES by auction every
SATURDAY. AMI Wednesday. 10 am quick
and satisfactory method. No sale. no chafEe
Cars listed in time advertised free. Wesch-
Ter go Pa. ave. nv. VI. is NJ ".'.H'.
LATE MODEL CARS bought and sold
Peck Garage. @l2l lam IT NV
HUNK CARS WANTED.
Parts Of all makes II car- for >ai". 7.
Franklin sol !. III - ~.
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FOR EIRE-aUTONIOEI4ES.
FOR RENT. GARAGES.

AERO TAXI Cos and : pass. cars "heal
->t rates White t-hauT"u"S "a 'itlEe II v"u
self Trims special Lincoln 81.
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o, MADISON. 1893 EVE ST.
ONE ROOM AND BATH S4J "a S42 "a
CARyEL HALL. 1915 x ST
oNE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH S44 80
CORDoyA 2oth AND FLA. AVE
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH Ss- oo
= ROOMS AND BATH S5s ,o
ROOMS AND BATH. DUPLEX . sl3c 90
NEW coRDOvA. 1902 10th ST.
DECATUR. 213I FLA AVE
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH $50 "a
,,1,, VIRGINIA clog G ST
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH $50 On
NEW EgdI,lLbiNe North q Pa. AVE.
SOME READY ABOUT FEB /
ROoM. GRILL. BATH. -. S31 5O-S3a SO
Ro0M XII BATH ...... Sal 50-S43 so
NOT \ DARK ROOM IN THE BI-ILDING'
LARGE ROOMS. CLOSETS AND KITCHENS
J.. W. GROOMES. l416 F ST.
MAIN 6IOo
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PRIVATE BRICK GARAGE. ONE OR TWO TN.
spaces. rear uf 18TH It. near X cot - -.
rear "Sil 18th NW.-WIDE ALlth.
vstCr. Columbia 1901
1910 n S.w--.,nd COMMERCIAL, l;-'AR
garage paint shop. $50 mo. VIII give
leo-. Main 965S.
NEAR COLUMBIA AND OF AIRY ROADS
P-rk garage wide alley. Telephone North
$"s
SINCE GARAGE NEAR 18TH AND 'olI VI
h4 I'd Cleveland !5s3.
10 PRIVATE GARAGES FOR STORAG!. Oh
rental = 50 per month. $40" Georgia aye.
NV Col. g.. ~"
FIRFrRo0F BRICK. ~ ALLEY BETWEEN
tsth and I'm I and St. NV. COZ.
SnnG
SINGLE BRICK GARAGES
Rear iIth - ana PARIS Re w.
". SIN e " KING. j.. 90! y y. Ave.
ms Goth ST NV REAR. SO,
H5i1 81 nv, rear. SO.
~ S0tb - y W Nam 5SoS.
REAR 5000 ION ST. N.w.-H>E-GlR ~,
Roar "432 Pc one-car gsrase... 500
-1t3o X Sty%W Main $500.
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y Very pleasant room
u private home: garage up-
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APARTMENTS-U
Brand-New Fireproof Bldg.

Brand New Fireproof Bldg.
THE COOLIDGE.
300 Wisconsin Ave.
Opposite National { athedral.
rm. with Murphy bed. dress
ing rm.. kit. and bath. S45 and
$50.
, rms, kit. and bath, SIS to
S67 so.
3 rms. kit. and bath. so and
So.
Garages at SIS per mo-. in rear.
MckEENER & GOSS.
Realtors.
l4l5 Is Main 4ZS2
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BEAUTIFY OUR SEWARD

Trees shrubs and flowers are just as essential in the making of real home and town homes furniture and all else that goes into the household Living plants growing about the home and public places not only in pleasant and heathful There is nothing that impresses the visitor stranger Alaskan towns favoraby than clean and we-kept sreets-Seward has them-free from weeds and rubbish and attractive wel-kept lawns and gardens
 Now is the time of the season to turn your plot of ground be it large small into little landscape jewel It will be real asset Seward and source of satisfac tion to yourself.
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ALL SAINTS CHURCH Protestant EpiscopaD Services will be held tomorrow morning at 11:30 o'clock.
 WM A. THOMAS
 Priest in Charge.
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BACK BAD TODAY?
Then Find the Cause and Correct 1t
 As Other Folks Have

There's little rest or peace for the backache sufferer.
 Days are tired and weary
 Night brings no respite.
 Urinary troubles, headaches, dizzi- ness and nervousness, all tend to pre- { vent rest or sleep.
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OPINIONS SHOULD DIFFER

It is characteristic of most persons who have decided opinions on any subject that they should try to bring everyone else to their way of thinking
 In cases where the issue is clear cut one involving right and wrong it may be that uncompromising att tude justified But who shall say just what is right and what wrong? Ideas concerning right and wrong change with the times.
 Not many years ago of the most cultured and enlightened people of this country believed that human slavery was legitimate and proper George Washington was one of them at least he large saveowner as long as he lived We think it wrong today.
 The Puritans thought it wrong for man to kiss his wife on Sunday, and they passed law prohibiting him from doing so. We think it all right today.
 If everyone had agreed with such old ideas and no one had ever mustered the courage to combat them we should have made little progress. We would still be burning witches.
 What is needed in the world is not that we should all think ake but that should have greater feeling of tolerance and respect for the opinions of others when honestly held, no matter how much they may differ from our own.
 The average normal person os really seeking for the tuthbut the truth is often elsive and each must find it in his own way.
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Fresh Candies just in on Admiral Alaska Shop. If.
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Monograph for rent, assortment of 10-inch records for $1.00-12-inch | records, 2 for $1. Schallerers' Alaska I Shop. tf.
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Weekly Gateway-$3 per year.
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Fine fertilizer at J. L. Graef's.
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Human careessness continues to be the chief cause of all forest fires. The number of man-caused fires in 1923 ran as high 90 per cent of the total in certain ons of the country and is approximately 80 per cent for the country whole.
 A Columbia professor says poor spelling is disease Vel, guess got it kronic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-21

I'm THE DAYS NEWS

DR.. John c. Van Dyke, who
reaches the age Of 70 years today,
has been professor of the history
of art at Rutgers College since
1889 and for 40 years has held
place as an authoritative writer
and lecturer on art. A native of
New Brunswick, N. j., he was ed
ucated by private tutors and at
Columbia University and then
spent some years abroad in the
study of art. Upon his return he
studied law and was admitted to
the bar, but never practiced. DR..
Van Dyke has published many
books dealing with art history and
criticism. In two of his books
which have attracted wide atten-
ton he has challenged the anthem
ITCHY of many of the so-called
Rembrants, both in public gal
leries and in private collections
DR.. Van Dyke is so sure of his
ground that he asserts that out
of the 500 or more pictures
classed as Rembrants not more
than so, at the most, are unques-
tionably by that master.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONROE
TODAY
Conrad NageI Plays His
First Heavy Role

-Conrad Nagel can't seem to get
over being an Elinor Glyn hero.
Conrad played paul" the Eng
Iish boy in "Three Weeks and
was taught TO make love by the
English authorities, and then spent
two or three months as the Eng
lish lieutenant in 'eThe Only
Thing" under the tutelage- of Mrs.
Glyn.
But he is now being cast as a
heavy lover instead of the mice"
boys he has been playing for SO
long. In Robert 2. Leonard's
Dance Madness" Conrad leaves
his wife and falls in love with a
Russian siren, who spends some
Of her spare time appearing in the
''Folies Parisienne" as masked
dancer.
One of the warmest love scenes
photographed in several months
takes place between Conrad Nagel
and the woman whom he sup-
posed to be the Russian dancer,
but who is really his wife in dis
guise. who, with the dancers help,
has passed herself off as the
siren. The husbands eventual dis
covery Of the fact that he has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-21
Broke Up Housekeeping

I'VE had to break up house
keeping because of my wife's
stomach trouble. No medicine did
her any good for more than few
hours. On a visit to Oshkosh, a
friend praised MAYR'S so highly
my wife tried it and she has en-
joyed the best of health since TAX
ing it, It is a simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. For sale by all drug
gists.
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TOMORROW
King on Main Street
Directors Pet Story
TOMORROW

The Paramount production Of
s'The King on Main Street" is the
elimination Of a dream Monta
Bell, the director, and Adolphe
Menion. the star. have entertain
ed for three years.
Nearly five years ago, when Mr..
Bell, whose early career was in
newspaper work, was with the
Wheeler Syndicate, he met Fon-
tame Fox, the cartoonist. one
night and Mr.. Fox asked him to
RG h the theatre. They went to
the George n Conan Theatre and
saw Leo Ditrichstein's play "The
King" The story impressed Mr..
Beil Immediately with its film pos
sibiIities. though at that time he
had no thought of affiIiating him
self with motion picture work.
A little later. however, he
found himself as an advisor to
Chsflie Chaplin on the filming of
"A Woman Of Paris" During the
making Of that picture Mr.. Mem
jou and Mr.. Bell became very
good friends. and one day Mr..
Bell confided to Mr. Meniou that
he would like to become di-
rector. Mr.. Menjou replied that
he thought Mr. Bell had the
qualifisations of good director.
Then Mr.. Bell told Mr.. Menjou
about The King" Mr.. Menjou
liked the story and placed himself
under option 10 Mr.. Bell to make
the picture.
When "a Woman of Paris" was
finished, DIR. Bell went 10 every
producer in Hollywood and the
Fast. but was unable to sell his
idea '.Adolphe Menjou is all
right. and maybe the story is
OK" they told him, 'but who
are you'll"
Well, about all Mr.. Bell could
say at the time was. ppm Monta
Bell" But that wasn't sufficient.
After much hullabaloo. Monta
Bell convinced Jesse L. LaslSy,
first vice-president in charge of
production of Paramount, that
here was story.
And you'll be of the same mind
when you see THE King on Main
Street on the screen at the Mon
roe Theatre tomorrow.
Menjou is starred. Greta Nissen
and Bessie Love head the support
ing east in featured roles. Other
prominent players include Oscar
shnw. Joseph Kiigour. Edgar Nor
ton. Mario Majeroni. Carlotta
Monterey. Marcia Harris and
Edcaard Durand.
Douglas Doty wrote the screen
play.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-21

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