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Lets tackle these dishes first,
Faith, n then I'll red up the bed
rooms while you stick the shears in
this mess o. yellow stuff o. yours.
No hurry about my black and white
wolfe. What you hangin' around
for, Junior? I declare. I believe the
big baby wants a kiss! There, now!
Clear out and let us women folks
git busyw
What's Cherry got her dander
up about this timer" Aunt Hattie
asked, as she welded a vigorous dish
cloth over an eggy plate.
Chester Hart and George Pruitt
were over her last night" Faith
answered hesitatingly. She loathed
gossiping against Cherry. but it was
very hard to hoodwink Aunt Hattie.
Chester had come to see Cherry"
s'Your beau" Aunt Hattie de.
manded. well, if that don't beat
all! And who's this George Pruitt?
Not kin to them rich Lincoln Pru-
tits, is her"
Their only son." Faith smiled.
Chester invited him to come and
go to the movies with us. I sup.
pose Chester was feeling pretty mean
about me, you know-and wanted
to make it up to me"
And George Pruitt fell for you,
and Cherry's mad enough to bite
nails in two," Aunt Hattie chuckled
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triumphantly. "Well, land-o' IivinI
I'd a-give a farm to a-seen her facet
And here was GRIMM to myself
because I seen you blush when T
mentioned Bob Hathaway's namel
There you go again! Well! Oh, drat
it! There's the doorbell I'll an
swer it."
When Aunt Hattie returned 30 the
kitchen, she was carrying in her
arms an enormous florists box, and
her eyes were swapping with excite
ment.
More flowers for Charry?" Faith
asked, drying her hands. From
Bob Hathaway, I suppose"
Guess again, young LADY," Aunt
Hattie crowed delightedly. They're
for Miss Faith Lanel And from the.
size of the box, I bet they're then
long-stemmed American beauties!
TO Be Continued
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goin' to slap you. Junior" she
grinned wryly at him. Where in
the name Of tarnation did you get
that necktie? Looks like a egg
broke up in bowl O. beet juice."
It's a batik, Aunt Hattie! Joy
giggled. THAT Fay Allen that
Longs runnin' around with made it
for him. You do it with parrafine n
paints n"
THAT will do, JOY" her mother
reached over and thumped the tow
head with her thumb and middle
finger. Go to the bathroom and
wash your knees this minute! 1 de-
clare to goodness, you always look
like you'd been crawlin' through the
aAey! And wash the egg off your
MOUTH
81 already washed" Joy >scuffed
her brown leather sandals sullzily as
she walked slowly out of the room
do as L tell you. and no back
talk from you, young lady! her
mother told her sternly.
Here's a coddled egg for you
Aunt Hattie, and two nice fresh
pieces of toast" said Faith, hurrying
in from the kitchen, her face flushed
and anxious. Aunt Hattie for q
whole day!
"Umm! Only one of the family
that's worth the powder and lead
it'd take to blow their brains out,
and Aunt Hattie looked up at Faith
with twinkling eyes.
81 come over to, get you to help
me cut out my new black and white
wolfe. Faith. brought you piece
goods, too. was doin' a little
tradin' at the Banner Store yester
day, when Cherry was buyin' uT
that Powered stuff for herself
Heard her tell the clerk that you
wanted some maize colored chiffon
but she thought you'd like that big
figgered stuff better. HUM! Tn
up to her tricks! Open that bundle
on the sideboard, and see how vol
like it. That blondined young sniI
that waited on me said it was maize
color all right"
"Oh, Aunt Halter Tears furreC
Faiths voice. as she lifted the lovely
soft, yellow material from the wrap
pings. It's exactly what I wanted
You're a darling to give It to met
She flung her arms around the stiff
scrawny little figure and kissed he
on a withered cheek.
"Hunhl Guess somebody's got Il
think of you once in whilel Got {
beau to spring It on? Hear tina
young Hathaway's found out wher'
the Lane family lives. Don't lie
Cherry walk of with him! I've hat
my eye on him for you for month
o. Sundays! Now, If you lazy folk
have set around this breakfast tabl,
long enough. scoot-all Of you'll M,
and Faiths got a pile o. Work to d,
todayl
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Saint and Simmer
By ANNE AUSTIN

! Gosh, you artist guys can get away
with murder! When ! want to tell
a dame I've fell for her hard, all !
can say is, Gee, kid, you're some
baby'' but old George tells 'em
they're the Venus bag-o-meelo and
he's sittin' pretty! Oh, to be an
artist! Faith, you better watch this
bird! He's the swift one, all fight
all rightw
"Oh, take tuck in your mouth
George Pruitt turned on him wrath
fully. I'm going to paint Miss
Lanes picture, If she'll let me.
may have to sell wholesale groceries
to make a living, but by golly, I'm
not going to pass up chance to get
a model like you. Will you pose fol-
me, Miss Lane?"
Faith glanced at Cherry, saw that
the lovely little face was white ano
pinched with anger and jealousy
I'm afraid" she said slowly. as il
the words came hard, that I won't
have time, Mr.. Pruitt. But-thanR
you-just the same"
Cherry's face bloomed again. With
deep curtsey, she presented herself
to George Fruits admiration.
How would you like me for q
model, Mr. Pruitt?"
Thanks, - sometime, perhaps,
George Pruitt turned away from hei
almost rudely, and addressed himself
to Faith. II suggested to Chester
that we all go to the movies. Would
you enjoy that?"
We're regular movie fans, Mr.
Pruitt," Cherry cut in before Faitr
could answer. "Of course Wen b,
delighted"
You're coming in my car. aren'
you. Miss Lane?" George Pruitt tool
Faiths elbow as they walked toward
the two cars parked at the curb.
"Chester'll be jealous, Faith,
Cherry called out gaily.
Il hardly think so, since helcam,
to call on you," Faith answered
quietly, as she stepped into Georg,
Fruits racy looking roadster.
| -
The next morning Cherry wa
sulking like bad child. She hat
not spoken to Faith since sGeorg,
Pruitt and Chester Hart had take:
their leave at eleven-thirty the nigh
before.
"Hello, Folks Here's your oil,
Aunt Hattie. come to spend tn
day."
The Ier1msan61<nuhrsalfasting
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ing of the help she had received
from Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
"I'll try It," che decided
Her husband brought home a bot
tie and only few days after she
had begun to take It she felt we'll
enough to be up around the hS=se.
Gradually her general health i'm
proved until she is now able to do
her own work.
In a letter which Mrs. Gage re-
Gently wrote, she said, II have taker
twelve bottles and feel like q ne&
woman She has told many womeSA
about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and one of her friends is
now taking it. Her address IL Mrs.
]. F. Gage, Route 5. Brownwood,
Texas.
Ask your neighhoE. n
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ITO do the wash
ing and cooking
for, the family.
One day when
Mrs. Gage was
confined to her
bed, he brought
her the news
paper to read.
Among the adj
vertisements she
noticed a letter
from a n o t h er
sick woman tell
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MONKEY

spec" O'Donnell, the kid with
the squirt eyes and million freck-
les, is playing a powder monkey
aboard the frigate Constitution, in
James Cruces "Old Ironsides,' a
Paramount picture.
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE

ser SGSa iFt and f4 fAftH fAS& 20
sitayahSmaie drudge i R f9r ne TfHl
shows plainly that he is Immensely IN.
That night. after Hathaway has left
fHRi$ Wiley. tS SAS@ her ar father ,s
arousing her father and Faith but tells
her father she does not know who her
TO Faith she confesses. and begs Faith
promises to buy her. material for, a
dress, when she buys herself one. She
brings home pattern that she well
knows Faith cannot wear. expecting to
Faith starts to tell her mother the
beOro aR but ch the ne 'h peadEs
from JUNIOR. 81. who has been ar
rested for speeding.
get hmf out of trouble without telling
her father. and he promises to pay her
back cS SRsTFE tells HART Filth Pa Eae hos
steady: whom ao a., Cherry d has vamped
PRUiTT to go to a movie with them.
and Pruitt, when INTRODUCED to Faith,
remarks, incredulously: Good Lord
any more. Miss Lane"
CHAPTER VIII
"I don't know what you mean
Mr.. Pruitt!' Faith blushed with pain
full confusion.
George Pruitt did not answer i'm
mediately. His eyes were travelling
with greedy interest over the fin
column of her throat, along the
splendid sweep Of her shoulders
down the rounded, bare forearms
along her perfectly proportional tai
body to her long, slender feet II
their Cuban-heeled~ white canva
shoes.
"Oh, Faiths a corn-fed" Cherry
tinkling laugh rang out. 81 tell he
she ought to reduce ten pounds
Why, she weighs a hundred an
thirty-fiver' She told the amateu
artist this in naive horror. II onl,
weigh ninety-Aver'
Reduce! My Lord. would yor
want to make a fiapper out of tn
Venus de Milo?" George Pruitt dc
manded. IF you only knew how W
fellows have secured New York 70
just your type of models, Mis-
Lane" and he brushed Cherry asid
as If she had been a kitten frolickin
at his feet, you'd be able to imagin
my surprise at finding you here"
"Oh, George. you old rascal
Chester Hart slapped his thigh an
chortled with glee Some line. thai
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HUSBAND DID
THE WASHING
His Wife Confined to Her
Bed by Ill Health

Because of his wife's frequeHt Ill
health. Mr.. 7. F. Gage was Obliged
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Mother! lis
Cruel to "Physic'
Your Child

To DIR. w. B. Caldwell of Month
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to ayeinge himself for the loss Of his
fortune ana his sweetheart both
stolen by prOspectOr during the
trapper,s absence The depths 10
which his grief and hatred carry him
are sounded when he contrives to set
iiendish trap for the man who had
wronged him which win result IN e
death of torture.
How little child, the only living
thing that Gaspard loves, Is caught
III the trap; how Gsspard saves the
youngster, and himself stares into the
laws of the death he had planned
for another. with his subsequent re-
,Fnunciation, are pictured In a series
Of heart gripping scenes and IN In
tefisely dramatic ,tnding.
Chasey is supportedsby an excellent
cast. including Alan HALE, Dagn1ar
Gadowsky, Irene Rich and Stanley
Goethals. the latter an appealing juve-
nile artist
Heading the program Of musical
features, Mischa Guterson presents
Princess Nacoome. youthful In
dian violinist of Unusual talent. who
plays Indian love-lyrics to accompany
a charming scenic "Elky and Water
The princess. whose name means
handful of flowers matches her
name in personality. She presents g
pretty picture In her native costume
as she makes her violin tell the story
Of another Indian maid. incidentally.
she performs upon Mr.. Guterson's BOO
year-old Magginis one Of five in
America.
Princess Nacomee has received her
training in Cleveland, Ohio. ana at
the New England conservatory Of
Music in Boston. Her father Is Chief
Tahan of Oklahoma.
Bernard Fitzgerald. Irish lyric
songs. Additional features include a
news reel and e. comical Offering by
"Our Gang entitled Uncle Toms
Uncle. . Ell .a..
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PAI,ACE-"Variety."

variety" began its Washington run
at L,oews Palace yesterday after scor-
ing triumphs I'm Europe and on Broan-
way. II It does not strike an entirely
new note in filnndom, at least 1t strikes
one that IL resonant. Its richness in
gtarlkly realistic treatment OF the
worlds Oldest emotion is the charac-
teristic that makes this picture one
of the outstanding achievements OF
th0 screen.
&. A. Dupon, who directed 1t, minces
neither words nor actions in striking
out boldly for q goal that il far beyond
the average That he achieves II.
with the aid Of splendid acting talent,
Is adequate tribute to his technique.
+ Against q background virtually new
to the screen, Variety tells the age.
old story of jealousy in tho lives Of
three trapeze performers-tells 1t at
times with a subklety that Is almost
astonishing In its comparison with
the foormop strokes that often are
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COLUMBIA..Vo volcano. j.

whenever the ads label motion pic
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romance, !" beware. And when 1t bears
a come .hither name like Volcano" as
is the case with the film feature at
Loew's Columbia this week, think
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volcano" Is the movie adaptation
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Berry. Arthur Edmund Carewe and
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Chanvalon, who In the year 1850 left.
a French convent in which she had
been reared for the Island of Mar
tinidue, where lived her father. Hav.
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her father dead, and she Is refused
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of an old scandal that she Is not as
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courage to propose to Zabette. She
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the night that Zabette resigns herself
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Mount Pelee rurnbles in disapproval of
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whole town in order to bring the two
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wonderfully.
No one of the cast Of well known
players particularly distinguishes him.
self or herself. Bebe Daniels gives q
fair performance as Zabette. She Ii
especially good to look upon," to use
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tcontinued on Eleyenth Page.l
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RIALTO--"The rap.

Lon Chaney gives fresh evidence of
his genius as an interpreter Of human
emotions as he lives the role Of
eGaspard, the Good" in The Trap"
one Of the most extraordinary pro-
auctions Of the year which is featured
at the Rialto this week.
Flaming hatred which warps and
twists primitive soul, causing the
figure Of Gaspard, the French-C Cana
dian trapper, to stand in acute con-
trast to the ineffable beauty of the
woodland settings backed by serere
snow-covered peaks, marks this
strange drama as a thing apart. And
played by Lon CLANCY. 1t is MASTER
piece.
With fine skill, Clancy makes the
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ing part of his drama. In his ex-
huberant moods, the hills and woods
seem to vibrate his joy as he spreads
his arms to embrace their loneliness.
while In his anguish they serve to
make more poignant his suffering and
the absence of the happiness that he
formerly radiated.
The story concerns Gaspard's desire
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a MI Sc NE n II S

regarded as necessary to convince the
average movie-goer.
Emil Jannings. whose capacity for
virile acting needs no introduction to
screen followers, and Iva, De Putt,
together with the third member or the
trapeze trio. whose name one does not
gather from the picture. give per
formances that are of type that
must send a director heame whistling
merry little rines after 4 hard day on
location,
The story begins with Boss, a.
trapeze artist in a small carnival
troupe, living happily with his beau.
tiful wife in a covered carnival wagon.
Into their idyllic lives comes the fig-
ure of Artinelli, the greatest OF all
trapeze performers, who lifts them,
from the carnival to the great Win.
ter Garden in Berlin, where all three
score a marvellous triumph.
For awhile everything moves hap
PLY, until the vivid Artinelli culti-
Yates into full bloom the wankoness
of the beautiful wife of the phlegmatic
Boss. Their affair comes to the at
tention of the husband, and he Is
torn by the monster. jealousy. AS he
sits on the trapeze, waiting to catch
Artinelli when the latter does triple
somersault through the air while
blindfolded. the thought comes to him
that the way to win back the beauti-
full Berta Is to let his rival plunge
into the audience below. He tries to.
drive the thought from him and then
decides upon a death less horrible but
equally complete.
Here is the point in the Aim when
it's subtlety reaches its climax-its
highest expression. There is no Aim
ing of the fight between the two men.
Only by a glance at a prosaic wash
basin does one learn what has hap
pened.
AS the phlegmatic Boss, ponderous
and slow even in the madness OF his
jealousy Jannings gives a perform.
ance that is nothing short of superb.
His achievement Is more nearly
matched by that OF the man who plays
the part of Artinelli than 1t is by the
work of Miss De Putt. although she
plays her role with finesse that at
times approaches the heights.
The Winter Garden setting Is one
that the film admirer will not soon
forget. 1t is a big, vivid background
for an old story treated so differently
as to make it seem almost entirely
new.
variety deserves the fine things
said about ii
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