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Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
ILI5 OFFICERS
TO Be INSTALLED
BY JOE BURKE

Joe Burke, former United States
district attorney at Los Angeles.
and ono Of the leading Elks in
California. will act rs Installing
officer tonight whcr tine oewly
elected officers Of Fl Centre Lodge
no. 1925. h. T.. O. Z. take ofnce.
Dinner win be served a. 6:43,
preceding the ledge meeting, and
Us tlis marks the last time
''Tommv" Thomas will act IS chef.
lodge mcmhcrs are planning on
giving him a warm reception.
Elton b. Christian will head the
lodge for the coming vgar rs eE-
<cd ruler.
CLYDE Y. I'LL re..r.a4 eNaitci
ruler, asks q. #emhars Of the
lodg" to make Il special cffsrt to
attend ton.ght's meeting. several
entertainment features viii IT, in
cludcd on thc program.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Suit Will Decide
Bond OF Adams

Suit to collect the bond of j.
Roy Adams, former county superVi-
scr now serving a pcnitcntiary term
Cor tie cmbczziement of $4,000 of
county funds, will be heard in
superior court this week, according
to c. r. Smith who viii have charge
Of the county's case
Tie suit j. directed against
Adams and the United States lidel-
ity and Guarantee company and
asks Judgment to reimburse the
county to the amount of Adams
Spoculations.
S. p. Williams Of FL CenOro is
representing Adams and Judge Ed
ward G, Mills Of Los Angeles is the
attorney for the bonding company.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

'uTo. The Fat t5at sao bas IN az.
oeiioul voice has been hidden unDl
her appearance in the "'talkics'
There is a wealth Of interest in
the picture which deals with the
Old West and with the Mexican
border country in the Wild days gone
by.
Although booked as a "talkie, >
there is no dialogue in the picture,
the sound clements being limited to
the SONGS and incidentals.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
THE WEATHER

Los ANGELES AND VICINITY
Cloudy tonight and Friday with
probably showers this afternoon and
tonight; moderate temperature; ;
moderate to fresh northwestcrly
wind
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Rain
today and tonight; Friday cloudy;
moderate temperature; fresh vari-
able winds becoming west and
northwcS.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Has
Busy Month

Total fines and fees collected by
the Justice Of the peace court here
during the month Of March. accord
ing to a report made today by Judge
Mayfield, amounted to %l.0ll.
Or this amount $106 was for civil
fees, 500 traffic fines and forfef-
turcs, so disturbing the peace and
$3.50 for violation Of the Wright
act.
The March collection is Just about
equal to the February fines aud
fees. In the short month the total
was S1.110.50.
March 1923 was somewhat moro
rcnumcrative than last month. The
total then was $1,20l. In 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
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''Wolf Song starring LuPc Naiez
and Gary Cooper, will be seen for
the last time tonight at Fox I'm
pcrial Theatre The petite MeHican
star is heard to excellent advantage
in number Of songs which She
sings during the course Of the pic
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
n the Matter of the Es,,atc CT
CATERING pcreZ. Deceased

AA~S ~S~N~NN'~NN
Notice IS Hereby Given 10y the
uHd"rsigned Luisa de Perez, Ad-
minis'ratrix of the Estate Of Cater
mo Perez. Deceased, to the Credit.
Of Of, and al persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouch
ers, within four months after the
first publication of this Notice, TO
the said Administrators at Suite
~ Rchlsopf Building, FL Centre
California, the office Of Harry W
Horton, which place the undersign
81 dcsignates as her place of bust
ress. or file IN The office OF the
County Clerk Of Imperial County.
California.
Dated this 9Th day Of February,
1929.
LCISA DE PEREZ.
Mar 81 2S II lS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

build a complete IS hole links.
Plans for q club house featuring
all the country club activities will
be brought up at a later meeting.
At the present time i, is planned
also to construct tennis courts and
perhaps at a later date to build a
swimming pool and archery courts.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Two III court-William Wyss of
san Gabriel was fined SO for'rcck
less driving by Judge Mayf:eld In
Iust!e" court today. George W. Da-
mcron will stand trial this after
noon charged with illegal road
flpodIag
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

DR.. A. 3. hanson, dentist, Davis
3ldg Extraction specialist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

N'asura( Texroa010h lY3ve 5000
51S Main st. Thcnc 1873 ?dy
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

On Traffic Ticket-Only one driv-
cr was tickctcd in the past u hours
by the state highway Officers. {. f.
Waters Of Long Beach was chargeo
with reckless driving.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Dorothy Mix Rracxenbury, Dane
mg Instructor. 653 Olive. Phone 57l.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Beautiful Choice Cut Roses $1.00
a dozen. Mrs. Virgil Patterson, I'M
ocrial adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
(!0!}UN'l'YYBR1EFS Y

Logging Stage Route-Charles
Hall, district passenger agent for
the Pickwick stages stationed at
Las Vegas, New, was a visitor to
FL Centre Yesterday. The Las Vegas
stage official has been busy the
past week logging the Los Angeles
~ Ccntro route. He will return to
Nevada today.
Wash Frocks. Regular $l.9j val
uo TO be sold Friday, Saturday and
Monday at $l.59. Mariposa shop,
Mrs. Alice DuSo!d, Mgr. 585 Main
st. adv
For Sale Grapefruit Culls at pack
ing house D,lta N rcant"s Puild.
ing. imrerial Falcy Grapefruit
Growers adv
Lone Offender Fined ". G.,
FacE waa fincd 500 or - days in
the county Jail today b. Judg
Perkins in police court. Flach was
charged with reckless driving.
We Loan TO Build, ouy ur refin
arce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv
Parisienne Beauty Parlor, moved
from l27 No. Fifth to 5lS Main St
air
Renew That Old Mirror. Phone
SOILS. adv
str,cn Cars Recovered Police
Officer G. /. Pennington recovered
two stolen cars this week, accord
iHg to police records. One a. the
ears WAS partially stripped of spare
parts while the other was in good
condition Both he'd been abandoned
her.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Yes, We Have T'yers, all weiyHts.
calthy and fa:. Also fat hers anc
fresh eggs Phonc Ca. Troy's. ,92S
" edward Ave. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Moved. DR.. II. Hooper, Dentist,
now located in the Bank of Italy
B!dg. 40 North Sixth. Rm. and ..
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service
LETTUCE

LETTUCE
PHILADELPHIA: - degrees.
cloudy. , Arizona, Is California, )
South Carolina arrived - ears OF
track including broken. Western
supplies moderate, demand moder-
ate, market steady for good took.
California, quality hes Wido range,
- doz. &3.75-&i.59 fancy high as
$3.50. poorer and smaller S1.00-
$50. Arizona 10 doz. $3.jo-a4.02.
Yuma fancy stock high as $50.
HITTSETRGH: 80 degrees,
cloudy. , California arrived. $3
cars on track, including broken.
Supplies liberal, demand moderate.
market slightly stronger fc: good
stock. California 10 doz. %4.59-
$40 few Is Sj.00-#J.2j best IS
- 50-$2.7j poorer Sl.0J.&l >.
Arizona, Phoenix section best IS
$3.50-$4.00 bast IS .f2.5a-$2.75 poa@-
er all sizes low as :'2.5t.
CHICAGO: 81 degrees, CLOUDY. ;
Arizona, - California arrived. 10
ears track including broken. Sup
Plies moderate. good demand for
best stock, market steady for best
stock, slow for ordinary, wide rang"
n prices. California, few sain5 best
Imperial Is 4i.50-$5.00. ha>t .
81 o0%4.j0, most sales Of ordinary
stock showing tipburn and slime,
lbs &3.00-$4.00
NEW YORK: ~ degrees, cloudy.
, Arizona, 10 California, ) South
Carolina arrived. Western supplies
moderate, demand moderate, rIarkct
slightly weaker, considerable poor
stock. California ! doz. $500 500
very few higher, poorer $500 $50,
lest IS $3.50-$t.5O poorer $1.50-$3.00
6s poor quality $l.59 5I.75. Arizona,
Yuma section IS poor qlai;tS $l.52-
$1.75.
san FRANCISCO: - degrees,
cloudy. . California arrived. . ears
track unbroken, 10 cars track broF
en- Supplies moderate, demand
SLOW, market barely steady. Street
sales Imperial IS $2.75-$3.0o poor
er $3.50, 6s >2.OO-$225 some $l.75
poorer low as $1.3j, local dry pack
has wide rang in quality at 800
t2.2j.
STRAWBERRIES
san FRANCISCO: - crates ar
rived. Market barely steady. with
Wednesday 5 prices unchanged at
S3.75-$i.25 per crate, poorer $2.25.
Los ANGELES: The market is
steady, with POO crates by express,
Goo packages by track arrived.
Supplies moderate, demand modcr-
ate, Imperial Valley trays SO
$50 poorer $2.o0-$2.25.
PEAS
Los ANGELES; 500 sacks cN-
press, 400 packages by truck ar
rived l car tfacl, broken. Supplies
moderate, demand slow, market
steady. Imperial Valley stock is
poorer at 312-6 cents with Pismc
stock at SO cents per pound.
Fairly good buying because of
rain and producr scarce in some
lines tomorrow. Firm tone in as
paragus from Imperial Valley at
$3.50 $500, extra choice $3.50
choice $2.5O-$3.00 and unclassificd
800 $2.25. Coachclla asparagus -
l5 cents, poorer 10 cents pound,
best northern 1918 cents, poorer
40 cents pound. Coed lettuce in
demand with best Arizona is 44.25-
$3.50 and IS at $3.5o-4.25 per crate.
Imperial Valley Is and IS $40
$40 crate according to condition.
Best Pismo peas steady at 80 cents
pound but Imperial Valley stock
3l2-6 cents and Coachella peas 3-5
cents pound. Imperial summcr
squash slightly weaker at $50
$500 crate or $3.75-$4.00 lug and
Italian squash $500 $3.50 crate or
$4.00$4.25 lug. Imperial straWbcr-
rios steady at $3.25 tray with
poorer $2.00-$2..5.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Detcur II Good Shape-The de-
tour over Nicjas Grade on the San
Nicgc-El Centre highway is now
in good condition, according TO the
touring department OF the National
Automobile Club, and not affected
by light rains 1t becomes very
slippery during heavy rains. There
is stili Il dctour ON the Campo
rout" to Fl Ccntro, located at In
dian Springs and this too is bad
during heavy rains.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Barbara worra rtoteI Cln3 Break.
last, 25c up; merchants lunch 60c;
able d hote dinner s1.00. adv

Valves Preliminary.-II. 2. Ham
lltom, charged with the Illegal pos
session of narcotics waived a preli
rlinary hearing before Judge Lorenz
in Justice Of the peace court at Ca
.cNico today He was he'd to an,
swcr in superior court. l.. j, Pow
o~s is acting as Henderson 5 attor,
ucv.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Very Special for Friday

Very Special for Friday and Sa,-
urday only. All afternoon, dinner
and evening dresses, values to 500,
1T $lIo5 Katherine II. Sullivan =,
Exclusive Women and Misses
shop Nam at Sixth adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Food sale-Cakes. pies, cookies,
nut bread baked beans, brown
bread and salads. 1880 Saturday
in front of Kings score,
hv Methodist ladies. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Service Weight and Chiffon Full
Fashioned Hose. Very specially prize
I'd 1T Sl.2j for Friday, Saturday an
Monday. The Mariposa shop, Mrs.
Alice Dn Sold. Mgr. 5@3 Main adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Mirrors Resilvered. Made like
new. Work guaranteed. Phone
SOILS. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
We Loan TO Build, puy ur refin.
drce. Tyler Insurance Agency. adv

Parisienne Beauty Parlor, moved
from l97 No. Fifth to SIS Main St.
adj.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Merry Makers Girls Orchestra,
Patsy, Peslty and Skippy. Phone 22l
Imperial for engagement adv
Get. Jail Term.-M. D. Pals, %,
of Brawley, was sentenced to serve
q term Of so days in the Imperial
county Jail yesterday after he plead
ed guilty to a charge of driving ar
automobile without the owners con
sent. Eails was brought here today
20 start his term.
Fcod Salc-By Methodist lad:ce in
front Of Kings store beginning ut
l0:32 Saturday morning. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Renew That Old Mirror. Phone
S70lJ5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Hartman Radio Program - The
program over Radio KXO tonight
from s to viii be under the direc-
tion of Adelaide Hartman and viii
be sponsored by Clements Drug
store and Frank Powell Of tie III
Centre market.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
STRAWBERRIES

SAN FRANCISCO: - crates ar
rived. Market barely steady. with
Wednesday s prices unchanged at
s3.75-$t25 per crate, poorer $2.25.
Los ANGELES: The market is
steady, with 2o0 crates by express,
COO packages by track arrived.
Supplies moderate, demand modcr-
ate, Imperial Valley trays $40
$3.25 poorer $2.00-$2.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace williams

= Mr.. and Mrs. Horace williams
cordially invite you to hear their
pupils ON Monday. April Sth at tine
Methodist church. adv
30 Not Mss the closing out sale
Of beautiful evening dresses vaucs
to SO -, to be sold Fridlv anI
Saturday, /, i'I91 ,'Ip3 W.. -
open at 3 q. n Katherine II. Sal.
livan's, Exclusive Women 5 unG
Misses shop, Main at Sixth. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

For Sale Grapefruit Culls at pack.
ing house D,lta M.rcant"s Puild.
,ng. imterial Valley Grapefruit
Growers adv
Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-04

Oregon Coffee gnop. Open al
night. adv
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Planes Carrying
ID Passengers To
Be Put In Service

Tucson, July 29.-Flying two OF
the three large 14-paSsenger planes
which they will start in regular
service August 4, Jack Frye, presl-
dent and Paul E. Richter, vice
president, of Standard Airlines,
Inc, visited the Tucson municipal
airport Friday. They were flying
the planes from the New Jersey
factory to Los Angeles. A third
plane will be here Wednesday. n
Two hundred Tucsonians were at
the field to greet the fliers and to
get look at the large planes, the
most modern made.
There were nearly score OF pas
sengers In. the two planes, and
when they left Tucson, there were
two more. Bert Cosgrove, vice.
president of the Southwest Air
Service, went as far as Phoenix,
and L. c. James, motor dealer,
left for Los Angeles.
other passengers in the planes
included: Frank Samuels, repre-
sentative of Aero Digest: r. B.
Armstrong, of Washington, D. c.,
correspondent for the Los Angeles
Times; Mr.. and Mrs. Hughie
Wells, chief test pilot for the Fox
ker company; George Behrandt
b
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Another Use For Newspapers

What is more useful than a newspaper? When
new it supplies news and advertising that give its
readers essential information. When old, it is used to
wrap things In nplace Of tablecloth at pcnies ETC.
Now another use has been found that should interest
every housewife.
May Kiethline, of the South Dakota State Col
lege, has discovered that old newspapers make
cellent substitute for moth proof bags for storing
clothing during the summer months. She says if
clothing is wrapped carefully in several thicknesses
of newspaper, protection is provided at very small
cost. Newspapers make especially good moth-proof
wrappings because printers ink is Objectionable to
moths. 9E-,.-...-
She recommends that garments be dry cleaned
ed clothing attracts moths more than clean clothing
Garments should also be brushed to remove moth
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Arizona's Auto Alphabet

In the good alphabet days, we were taught that
"a" stood for "Apple" and "B" for "Boy" and &C.
for "Cat
Arizonans, however, soon will have to learn a
new system. They will have to remember the "A'
stands for "Maricopa" and "B" for "Cochise' and
"C'' for Pima, and so on.
For the automobile license plates of 1880 will
have letters on the left sde designate the county
in which the car is registered.
Despite the fact that some of us old-timers will
have to train ourselves to remember that "A stands
for ''Maricopa instead Of for Apple "Ax', the
change is a good one county designation helps
identify car. And ready Identification makes for
better enforcement of the traffic laws phoenix
Gazette)
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
The New Money

There has been mad scramble. on the banks to
acquire some of the new, unfamiliar attractive cur
rency The treasury is prepared to meet the demand
only to limited extent, because of the big problem Of
distribution. ~a-= -
So if you have not any of these new bills yet,
don't be worried. Twelve months from now the old
bills will be curiosity, not the new ones liz - )
The new ones, by the way, expected to save
the government about $1,5O00O0 year, due to their
smaller size. The bills are more convenient in
every way, make counterfeting more difficult and
are more durable than the old bills which will i'm
prove the sanitary condition Of the money handle
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
az NaNcN MH


You who have tired Of formal
~overdrapes"- TRY the simpler method
of curtaining with the new printed
smfast voiles. They are enhancing,
and more effective in simple rooms
than overdressed windows.
Make the curtains full width, pre-
ferably bound with a simple one-inch
binding of a contrasting color found
IN the pattern. Mount them on goose
neckrods attached to the outside of
the window frame and at the extreme
top; allow the curtains to meet at the
center and loop them back with tie
backs of the wolfe You will love
these delicate, airy curtains which
nevertheless are long-wearing. pro-
vided they are sunfast.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

planes. Extensive ceremonies are
contemplated at each stopping
point. The California" will be
started on it's maiden voyage from
Los Angeles, the Texan" will be
started from Ell Paso, and the "Ari-
zonian" will be started east from
Phoenix. Both the Texan and the
Arizonian will land here.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

eggs which may have already been deposited. Thor
oughly sun the garments-then put them away-and,
if you inclined to believe in the efficacy of Miss
Kethlines idea, use the newspaper.
(P. S. Newspapers also keep businesses from being
motheaten The secret lies in wise, effective adver-
tising)
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

capitalist; and H. M. DePauer,
New York Banker.
The large planes will be placed
in service, Sunday August 4, re-
placing the present 6-passenger
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

u cup bread crumbs. add cheese anu
pepper to sauce, mix with potato and
put in baking dish Cover with the
crumbs, dot with butter and brown
in oven.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

A committee has been appointed
by the Tucson Chamber of Com
CONTINUED on Page 81
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Makes Pretty Irvine Box

In an ice-cream carton insert bali
of Irvine and punch small hole in
the too to draw the string through.
Paint the box with sealing wax and
decorate with conventional design, or
cover with small prints and shellac to
protect the surface.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Pineapple Toast

Cut slices of bread m rounds, toast
and butter heavily Over hot toast
pour fresh pineapple which has been
cooked with sugar until its juice forms
a syrup. Top with whipped cream. if
desired.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Potatoes with Cheese and
Green Pepper

Hearty enough for maindish is
this recipe: 2 cups sliced cooked
potato, l. cup white sauce, chopped
green pepper. VI cup grated cheese.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Keeps Bread Tins Sweet

Rinse bread and cake tins frequently
with boiling water in which washing
soda has been dissolved Then set
them out of doors N the sun for a
few minutes.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

Delicious Leftover Salad
Use remnants of cold cooked sue
cotash and carrots, add l diced tomato.
VI diced cucumber, blend with mayor
naise and serve very cold over crisp
shredded lettuce
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
.O-O--O-
Responsibility OF Reckless Rriuers

New York has law that is believed may curb
reckless driving or driving while intoxicated.
It's provisions are to the effect that if driver is
found guilty of driving while drunk or driving reck
lessy or driving away from the scene of accident
he must show his ability to pay any Judgment that
may be found against him up to the sum of $4,000 for
one person, $4,000 for more than person and at
least $1,000 property damage, or he forfeits his IL
cense If he can give bond that will be able to settle
any future injuries that he may cause both personal
and property in these sums, he may regain his license
but not otherwise.
The trainers of the law believe that it will have
better effect than compulsory insurance or other
methods that have been interposed to curb reckless
driving and driving away from the scene OF an accl
dent because few want to lose the right to operate
motor vehicle when they want to, especially among
the younger generation.
-O-O-O-
The radio, poor as it may be as an advertising
medium is constantly pulling for business, usually
to the city where the station is located CompetuVe
advertising in the local community thru the recog
nized and proven medium Of the press is the success
f,,ll procedure for the local merchant
-O--
A pessinist is a fellow who thinks the average
voter listens to the last man he talks to and ther
votes that way.
Most of the nations are friendly enough what
the world needs is more friendship among It's com
munities.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Midsummer Mems

Melon Cocktail
Cold picked lamb tongues
Stuffed Eggs
Potato chips
Cucumber salad
Iced Pineapple
Cocoanut gems
Cold Beverage
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

There are two wOrlds-the world we can mea-
sure with line and rule, and the world that we feel
with our hearts and imagination. Hunt
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

Most of the nations are friendly enough. Wnat
the world needs is more friendship among us conl-
munities.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

Smoothes the Ironing Sheet
When the ironing sheet draws and
wrinkles, place folded newspaper IN
derneath it and you will have
smooth, fat surface to work on.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30

pessimist is fellow who thinks the average
voter listens to the last man ne talks to ana then
votes that way
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
Perpetual Sunshine

Outdoor sunshine comes and goes
the real sunshine of life is perpetual
when one lives in his own home, be-
cause there a man finds happiness,
comfort, and independence.
We usually treasure most the things
we strive hardest to get. Begin to save
now WITH US for the first payment
on your home.
Nogales international., 1929-07-30
For Rusty Irons

Bees wax and salt will make rust
fat iron as smooth as glass
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
TEwENTY FAMILIES FROZEN

RIGA-Rcfused fuel by Soviet cfs!
ficiale. 20 families were frozen %
death in Leningrad.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-10
Clancy Picture
Shows Star AS A
Comedian; Texas

Lon CLANCY in his first clown
role since his sensational success
several years ago IN "Hc Who Gets
Slapped comes 10 the Texas the
alter when he will appear as the
central figure OF Herbert Brenon's
elaborate production, Laugh. Clown,
Laugh" The new play. adapted by
etro-Goldwyn-Maye from the cele-
brated stage drama, ices Clancy
starring in the role OF the tragic
clown made famous before the foot
lights By Lionnel Barrymore.
The neS picture is q vivid drama
of bsckstare life Of the thester, with
CLANCY in the role Of the clown who,
for the happiness OF the woman be
loves, makes q tragic sacrifice.
Loretta Young. new discovery 81
the screen. plays the heroine, Sim
onetta, and Nils Asther. Of "Scrreli
and Son. the juvenile lead as Luigi.
Bernard Siegcl. Gwen Lee. Classy
~Fitz-Gersld and others Of note arc
in the cast.
A massive reproduction Of a great
European thcater and other elabor-
ate settings lend lavishness 70 the
tense drama. Clancy runs the
gsmut Of thespian art. appearing IS
a ludicrous comedian in the theater
scenes, and in others plumbing the
depths Or tragedy.
Herbert Brenon. who directed the
picture. is famous rs the director OF
Beau CeSte," and "Scrrell and Son"