"l tw ' . f 1 EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, NOVEjMBEE 28, 1021 '? i ew; Became A Mede Star As Told te INEZ KLUMPH What Has Already Happened f Porethy l.mir, a small-leirn ah J. tehilc en a trip In eie ark. merts Ijaiereitec Vieneli, a pres. agent, irhe tecum for her n important pni playing opposite Jehn Seieard, n famous star. Seieard eiks Horethn te marry him. but she hu.ii Dorethy gees te I thai a te piny n smalt pait that l.aieritire 1'rrnth secures for her. Ilorethy reads that her girl frternl. Putin, Aim committed suicide, and that the authorities an looking for hrr, l.airrenec 1'ietu h asks Dorethy te many him. tie t'lh her that the matter el I'tnis' sni idi has hviu itraiqhtenid out. And Here It Continues ''TTUll fnre won't show buried tm his -- shoulder flint whj'" 'lie ri'ineii Strnted. "It's niitriiKf'ii horrible the censers will never t.iml fur tbii' ' teft''' V '""'" ' V ?,ts,i?Hf.'.'.j , . hyJ$sm&ti.. ....ii .. -is ?, .i.i.ii.i i.'.inni.i i..i .it,,...,... L L4tv 3Fxs wi CivTi 1KS.Vy:V Cx v &Z&&'-s!3eii ywj Fi nnnminim Sf" '5P' ' hi, iii(irlt !' J -XiWilt V lKiSSH. JT ffi 'tC. '" "1'jertitiK te the wnj a srene wns R ..v ' lilMlSt'iS 1L tP!lli! I li " ilen.'. and tlM'.v'M'K.it tlie "N. C." i, ' felfctfftSMiw 'IMS " li l iVWM ''" 'wly. wliieli means a retnl.e. I iltJfiilr -Wmtem- m t Mmm '" "", 1""l l,1,fll" "", i'i'"t'?- IR .-tw4V iWrrm.i''n . limEdSh 'lI,1",r "I'Jeet- t I.entriee .I.iy'M IB lv.s.' 5iV sileiwJ JmaMfflF n.iiki-iip. nn.i ii. mtiip is lipid up II . r-wm' ySplBpfeI fc' mtliSiljMB v.isiey i,,kH i,ei...i luHHHEIaffittI :if"UM" :nH,,,llt'- MO Iianliy Knows mWMBWHM -Sfe."00, aHttitSJBTitxli WKA r2:SfciTrSJ' -?, Ss?u3 IHSUB i'KS't i l' ': : -.liiBM i .l).-lfta limit ., VFWaiSBji&M5W klfsM-jglsywissaMBI i ueMmgiiy&sss "'k''1 " "'"' f Mic wailed. a ,i fi.i.tl piu'i'-' I!.' Mi. ISannlng. newr 1 1 n-Uing a ui.l". j -t went rlgbt mi w.tli the n n'.ir-nl. lie kept them at it fur lia'f an lumr before he shot a feet of film, ami by tlint tinn Crystal was beaming up Inte (illbert's eyes In n wnv tlint made her mother purple with rage. She raved te Mr. Ilaiiiiuig abwii it afterward. 1 "When Crystal plnje.l wi'h Intii;las VFnlrbank" she never did sU, j, tlimg;" sh'c raed. "And she's supported ali th" big stars -p:aed leading ladj for main of them and iier has she done sik li things! The public wants Jier jii r. Sweet little girl -thev den': na .t tu -e.-her de this i of thing!" New, we'd all he, ml se many tunes about ("rjntul's jilnj ins with iMuslns Fairbanks niul William S. Hart and all the ether men stars that we were heart ily sick of it. As a matter of fact, hc had plujed with them but her name hadn't even appeared in the cast, or e!su she'd ji.st plajed children parts. As for the i et of her objections, Ah Banning seen settled them "O.wnl is a st.n- new. and mut ap pear In the big climaxes of the sterj . 31rs. May." he told her. "As for this scene w!l. ill!- is a story of bej .mil girl hue, a bountiful. ldjllic tiling, and I thin!; wui'll tlnd favor with bet'i tie rlt!.;s and tl." public." She turnfil awa.i then; she k-ieu that she was ber.ten for the time beinz, b.i Bhe sputtered n 1 through 1 incheen about it. We had a pn ui, him ii nut in the weeds, nnd it wi.s lets of fun. I liked I'hll Cnbe' aw full v will. an, sip. and his wife and (iilbcit Craws and I bad a gorgeous tune together, nlwajs. Mr Banning joined us that da . and thej all swapped stories of picture making that were enlightening, te sa the least. There was anetner big scene seimi. tiled for the nfteinemi. but one of quite a different sort. It w.i t" be a thriller In it Cn stul was te be shown eeapini: from tin- ilTciii. with some important papers winch hud belonged te her father, and whnh he wanted He wanted her for himself, tee. and she was afraid et hi'ii. And she was te run down te the edge of the uer, and finally, panic-sti Uken. t.i jump ever the fall. But CnMal balked I den t want te .Je i'.,' she pre- I tested, fnirlv sjiiering Mtn fright. "I i didn't knew It was going te be this wa whin you told us the tot. Whj , I , be risking nn life!" ' i "Net at nil." answered Mr. Man ning, calm ns a Ma morn "ou run Bee that thete's a net stretched where you can't help landing in it ; there's really no danger at ,i!l. All jen hae , te de lb te Willie into the water ben- ai the top, ever at one side: we can up te show the falls, se that it will leek as if you were ti"nr the edce. Then jeu Jump, laud in the net and that's all ' there is te it I'erfeetlj s.mp'e. f 'eme ' en, (Yj stal." I But I 'natal didn't want te eeine en. ' She was terriblv frightened 1 duln'r blaine her, either. If she did it iust right, overjthlng would be ail right. but if she stumbled, or the net didn't i held, or anything else happened just a bit wrong, she'd e eer Taughnnneck Falls, just ns sine as -lioeting. ( . "I can't de It," she whimpered, clinging te her mother. "I'm afraid I don't wnnt te." . "But it's in the stet .t's the big scene; you'll be perfecth safe," Iier i mother urged. "Come en. Ilubj New, j a real acties wouldn't mt that w,i.( And just think of the people who de things like this all the time. Think of l'enrl White and Uiilh lleland and all j these girls. Come en. Itaby !" , Somehow, it reminded me of the wn ' my mother used te uige me te go te the dentist. "Oh, come en. Crjs," said Jnnet Towers, "Whj, that's nothing at all. I that little jump. Want me te double I for you?" I'vcry one laughed at that : .lanet ' leweri wns se much bigger than t'rjx- i tftl Hint It would hue been impossible. But Crystal nit down en a big rock Ut) burnt into tears.. Te be centliul 1-iriorrevv fie Daily Mevie Magazine If Liffl is I mil I-v i r x 1 f i-s M1ii r ,.. r-irv . .-..-. . Jl'Oi KtHKlUll I i.lUHJ X I 17 l I'lhM STLIUIU l yS - "' RhTVKVIdttDsVHF C&swtw1' IHHHmIa i-kIK VBl 'sa. B ipsjM4i.v r nv:5;:. ? .i:.-.Jfi?:t-s . -KiK.w wjm& t c- ,mTis r. 1 ikm... - ..jfivs'yjswwhr m-TOKtgrety -, a ft.Jt riiiwilTiMfii'lIIHi fjfr r flj flifc& lB ,,, i g i&v mf l sgAss:ev.. ...-'&.- s8m?iK.??:$rz... -t . n3r a v fmr m. --.i ra? frWKWv 'awtvv 'x y.v ..( "mt. HhiMff;x:Mt. w - ..tj ivannKW r 5-wrur jb& ' . 4&Sa5B,'''S?SS&'W3Si&V!:V rO!iJiV 4 HB fKSS9Kiiltx?Wl.ilfi 'V''$ ... Ss. ' CLOSE-UPS of the By IlKNKY Huge liallin Explains Sew; i 1 la II i ii t.MI' 0171). in i j.icij ii mr i t,r , , i,i " I , ,eifi in ji'i ii 111)111 Uli'l lilitid l ireillf 1 urn1, ,1 1. Ill ' in 111 a tm 1 photoplay. 1 I JOIf.W , In net in i it an i a i ttll je ' 1 ..,u .,... 1, 1 il 1 1 I 11 . ,1 till lii hat whtd im tie iiipti yur iiut "I AM s rrj t!iat n ! of this material I I'tne at last s. leeti d. but both Mrs. inf of expressing te the mai r'N.ders of this column ur er i"al appreciation of the lnendlj interest shown us. and t'i thank each and eer one of the w titers for the s.'in.iries subiuitted ' Mam of these stmies xvc 1 e i-Neellen! tue verk ,,f nmici's in (.'ii'Pu writing. "But. whether beginners or exp'fts. suggest a fi w of the reasons whj i'.'n cv 1 based. "Mnnj of j our leadrs risked me ti had I attempted te de this. I should luixe if te'i will permit liic te us,, a jVw incbe of me eeiisidi ratietis whieli freii,ii ntly attic "Seme of the subiuitted -turns had se si, mier a plot tlint a w rj 1 tabulate and lnvih pioduetieti would have had te be made, with tin neccssm-y intro dip tnin of some tjcular effeer .11 etihr te put the sterv in toss. "tithers wcie s-eriis in which male characters only pieileniiuati'd -and in nine 1 ases out of ten the woman in the picture is the iiyute en whi.h the nttiti nttiti tien of the audience is ceiili'ied. "Stiil ether stories, whi'e ic'iill.v vir geed, were no; suthvieiiiiv unlike ether current piiti.res n te warrant a sei mul production of a similar theme. "Again. 1 teiail that a verv oneilleni story had te be mled out of my selection tec.iuse it could en!j have been tiliccil In Caimda- and my present I roductieii plans call for m; reiiuuniiig in the Ilnst, Anether story dealt enlliely with tin' World U'ii'. and for the time being, at least, we in 1st get nwa.v from the war theme. Q'K'!.Ii: ,,f ksJ s,ir:t mliM 11 iijpnetisin, stuni's dealing with tm' oil 11. store., with a theme ere vrj ibile, and tie e-.in'j difficult of treatment and net ever-popular with audiences. "Again, a single ine'idi-nt is nm siitlp lem tu make a sue s.ft.l screen story, even though that incident be of u verv dr.imnt.c nnd tlirllliiig harm-ter ; and in milking this statement I have ii mi-id the inn n v readers who wrote that some novel or sliriii'g experiiine had urrcl te them or 1 11" up inlier of their f.mnlj. and that thev were s ire 'it we'dd iimke n wonderful iimvii.' "Ne movie .s- mid,' up 01 1 smgip inenliiH. '' sip, s.ful photedraioa has a spectrin simc'i-" : no iniioduct.eii, the 'infelding of the plot, and 'lie natural and logical building i.n of tl.e them, te a vcrv iletiniti. dramatic rimmx . and unless jour sun has an underlying theme, and a well-balanced plot, .he most powerful and Stirling in nlent piews. l little value. 4 1 r' l.l.. I.c p hour tin mi a si I 11,111 ei'fl uppial. In,; 1 Cut mht theie ,11 difteii 1 1 initl.i of life. In fir t. I ,11,1 fun. i,f no hctlrr nth n 1 than Me, eehi hn,n,li qa s.n.ie dnyi ami, ulna he inid thai 11 ined pliotetlinnui drmaiidrd "a- 'nm " and the one iiuat fintdilit 1 ntn! theiit) a ijenmai u unan Ittiiei intrant,' Answers te Questions by Mevie Fans JIMMY 1 IIIIII 's Hei I ssi ' ', I.l el 11 1 is ,it I w 11 tllninl tlis s marrieil te I' liii ' 1 i' s stuu, ir wifl b I XX II II IS nce Albiit Besh, but at tures. Is.lll Hll.IlP Sh' pi" lias I'lit nppeared en the is net plating s, I'MMi, in nn - 1'IN'IO ,e 1 ii-" 1,.. .nil,. Ib'iitrice Swnnseii -t :i I net "The I.Ust Walt " I 111 w-i lively n Hughes in in tien It I- t.l lilt Hi In. rd "f ptc 1 in -. el the Billie I love p'.ijs the pint sweetl'i'.irt et allitigtenl pal in li't Bleb ijukk 'allin:;ieril " Dmis K"ti K"ti jeu has the leading fi 1111111110 Kile in the same production. Ai.icn is one of BOUTI.I'.S Willmm M.i'igi the bet known chnriietrr actors no '" giims which Bride lis Intest ietiiiited pldiires :'h' of I'en Del'nr Itulse ,,m "I'il- th. NlShl.' The picture it piesent 1- ' lie is of the working Heds." SI'INK -Lettie I'lcki'eid u Mniv's sister. Marshall Neilnn was nt e.ie time a leiuliii'j' ti.an in piituris. Siine I liccemmj one of lie most hUCi'-sful ii- cltes II the ptufossjeli he He long' 1" 'appears HI the serein. Sunn of his llieiable -uc.es-es are "Tin Itivil's I Hnd," "Dlntj." "Daddy heng hegs," "(In and (let It," "Beb llutnpten of I'laccr" anil "Bits of hife." MOVIE GAME M. MJKIA' About Your Scripts priutid in." iiiiii te lii nrlnte iiiyi in Unit Iluae "lane Jlirc" and ether nie w. ...I l.i'.ii 1., ii . 1 11 ... 1. 1 d I' I, r '.MM .1.11- " I'M,,,-, .... 1 1 1 1 lulu ...Kiiif I li 1 r 1' .f.i'ii j il.iif ll ,.t t ' In ai' e linn tlm spate today se that he him. 'i'hn n in'iut lie H'i'i'ii: from riiiladeiplua lentinii'd the story liallin and I wish te take this opper.u- . seme uiil;. fair, an I ethers obviously it niuv tm' be amiss for me bore te 1 lie tit steru s are frequeutlv net pur- critii 1 tle-ir indiviilua etllplej an extl.l stories, but ecre: ur.x, se bad ti of 1 mIiiiiiii space I siiall e.itllne s,,nie f a sierv. tiie availabHit.v 1 pit en. Hi ui 1 that t r. il 1,1 nn' he equally 1 11 10 , ST Mi 1 ethj I.i pill,' 1 II"; olilie-lte I.i -1 ' IP Inn Site I "I !ll Ol. ' V W....I. I, ca l-e tl.e SI r ve.tr- I the M-i-k " Ne e 1 "lit inpllt'iiij,' a iln ,c it tl." 'lll,lil l till till 1 he rumor pi ,i Il in thv I a eopett 1 i 'i alt' 1 'in alci 11 1 .ill'llMUM' Ild'th, Mrs. , rami's Veill in Bridget tu Clail. pl.n , t mother of Kugi ill" in "'I I rower," SI e 1 Is, j,l:i 1 ,j ,n I art in " I he 1 our lleis, 1 Apoi nlj pse.' HKSTIIIt ANMI A go, i"')"d name you b.ixe. Klair 1. d-i.is'i . linn, ni !'- stems lending mnii m Ilandeutis or lxls-es is iteliert I.IU Nm 111,1 T.il Madge was net born In Brcekljn Niagara Falls in IV.iT. WO'l c. indeed. Fv.i and Jnnr Jnnr Nevak are sistirs. I de net knew if they ever appear en the screen together, I have tieer s,.en a pktuie in which thej both appear, BOOK WOUM-Sam Kim wus Lein 111 China 011 are t erris 1 he plnved I with Heililliil in the serial, "Tin I lightning Balder." lie tins appeared in u irimhir of ether, serials. FILM CELEBRITIES ARE VISITIXG COiST IS MWCIIES lON'hTVM'K I'AI.Mi;i: llolljueod, Calif, T ll'l! mi ii,e Coast is just one at rival - after aiietln r. t die hardly knows wlib h minute will be the next. Chat lie ( liaplin, lir-t of all. came home from conquering Ihnepiau tout. A large leeatinn met I.:.: r.r the station, the' whoop-las being gum b. admiring fiiends and these who admired nnd' wished they weie friends. Claire Wind- I ser. Mr. Chaplin's current tianece, was'l , .,. . . .. i.. .. . . . ..; , ...i iii.eiiiip was iuiie evidently piear- ; ranged, ter. alter an emissary had a - 'Trained her whcre.ibeiits. she nml Mr ' hapliu drove off together, amid the shouts of n frenzied populate. Cuiistainc: Talniadge. upon' her nr- riMil, was met by city fatlieis, who a delegation of the . , net only presi nted her with n spcefh indleatnn of their de-1 light, but a pest, thus showing thex didn't cue a sincle care for ex-netisp. I Miss Nerma T.nbudge ,s scheduled te . atnve tedaj. and a delegation, of which 1 s, . . . lOUr .IIl,lf IS fill 1M( r. x-ill meet her. Anether group of 1 les. fr.nn.U ...1 ,...l,.., tlxes is metering down tin line te meet' the rrain nnd ride in wkli lur. I'erhnps! win tilreadj knew the Tiihnadge aggro aggre aggro gallens Intend te stay until .luii'. each ' sister making t r.-e pictures, the total four te cost a million. Ce, in nlent wlib the ariivnl of the' sisteis, our attention is bieught te the fiu't that the Itrunten Studies have Is-en I tnkeii ever bv a corporation te lie called ( the Cnltnl Studies, Ineorpeiated. de- seph Schenck, husband of Miss, Nerma,1 and producer of tin- plctuies of both in tresses, bus n coiHrelliiig Interest in J 1 he new 1 lp.uiv, and it is here the Talniadge picttm s WI , made. The "plant." as the clese-upsi man mils it 1 sounds like u put-up jeM, will be grcurlt enlarged, as the new deal puts a let inni'i money at the disposal of the exei'Utives. Otherwise the policy of the studio will lemain unchanged. Miss I'ii'kl'eid, upon her rilurn, preba-' bl.v continuing te piedu"' 011 Stages1 I I 'our and Six. ' I 1 ensuinee inimiiuge nils lie, n lestin ni.il Msitlng with .sister Natiilie since her nii'ivni. It is nuneuiiicil ihnl her new pictni,'. temporarily jelept "The liiverne. ' will start in uhmit two vweks. - - Ilvotjbedv mav be arriving, bur nt len-t one iierseu is leaving .nn that of his own aiceril. Ne, 1 don't mean te insinuate that he's, been put out pre viously, but this is strictly a poreeiial trip. In ether wenls. the gem Is pnj -ing his own tnie for the lir-t rini" in iiinnv 11 moon. V, I'm talking about '1 euiiiij Mi'ighan, the cliiiiuiueii nine iimter of the tiriiuis. He's j, isi iinislicl a plitilie f tilled "If Yeu Bel. eve It, jt' Se." and .. wuiting te stint "The I're.xj Ii.iddj." Mj word, did jeu ever hear 11 title te beat that? What's get ting te in the matter with Mr I'.ira I'.ira nieiiti' '' He's renamed Jack Helt's just MAY COM, INS Who list jour was lepeilid as being ciigngeil 10 Charlie Chaplin, is 10 be turrid Ir 11 new producing concern The Chaplin rumor hns been ceiitinually .denied. '" " lnuslud pi. tuii' "While Siilan Sleips," ci tm vvnicii is iu-i as nan tne oilier wav 1 She's te He Starreil es Knv 'VHMVIU , 1 ' 11 ' B' .mi -ifjrtMi- 1HIPI i' ' 1 t 1 vsm Tms wb&xSZ b: " Wm W&& ?$$ WH 1 ' Imk HimMf-'mml r 1 1 ,1 1 1 attK.jp -xys.jjv.,-- H 11 sT sa wmtumi y s fMi 1 i..n 1 'u. ' HkV iwfliHI tta a si;ysi 4m n n -i it ft rM JPB Ti'iiiT'iV iMif'inlp IfBHlO jw mmr r,m . -r '''?- ..mmm Mi'-', -mm V. ., ,. ' SFJ iiXr '," MbFJiJl ttf ' '" I fit V ySw?,iSnE Eel V r ttgKtXttKnai HI I . t m. 6xs,ais&x&sim re DAUGHTER mm iii'.eins tiii: sTfinv .tlm Keinlr'r. a il.ll-m -ftr' wholo whelo whole h"nrlr(l Atncr tnn. In n .Mrxlntn khiii I'litiK joint inceM Uul Jllni. nn nlil rlvnt nmi rnvne. who irnfil en liy III cm- mnien. tunes ui) Kentlrle'd clmlleime 10 n llKn Mtnkt iritnie nt illn IIU r'nmnnnlnn'n l'l"iitl( li niymcry. but eery one "pii It Im n Menmn umlcr the aonibrire nnd mnnrullnp iittlrn e( the border. In n excltlnit iintm Jtm wer.itfl HIes nnil then rlmlienites the heuce te another The wemnn tHkcn him up. nennatlenally winnliiB. I.nter nhn nummenv him ni) ni) terleuily te mi lntrrlew. In which nhu trim or her Imtiei! of ltlei nnd BUn Ji in te nld her. He refusei. n ha has. made a ;at with hli old chum, llar iuw te nit en n "eyuite ter aema n sti noun Mfx.cnn treaaure. After a. e0Ke In a Ulnreputable tub with a quaint cutthroat irew. the p.irtv landi niul tnakea Ita was te the Interior. At 'nn plctuieaiitie en-no of theli ixplelt, aKaln In niai- nttuv te their ninare tnent appeara eralda. It appears the irousure hunting part la In th'j power or the stranue woman nnd her coterie. a Htartllnir ItircrL'lAvv ihn tlluflnuuM that ahe la the l.iii of the Autre prln prln reake'i 0nd aa claim te the treasure of the .Meiitezuinas. which Kendrh. Is seek- 111.'. fhe prerfcri him her love and Is outer when he says he has no Ilia's for line. Meanwhile ha has sluht of nil American Kill Bctt Ooiden. who Is bo be nif held for ransom. Anether message Irelii .urnlila comes tu him. AM) iiKuij ir ti).Nijxri;s rpilIC mexsnge was ixiiewrittcn, even tw the siBtuituie. It held: "Se doubt ener Kcndrlc would like, te sec his old friend, Sener West. If. he will only .set bin signature below what fellows he will be Riven n horse, p-rinis-sien te ride and iiihtruelleiu as te ll- eetieii. Zernidn." And below were the words, with date anil u dotted line for him te ign : "I pledge my word, ns n Kentleiuau, te Xeinida C'asteltnnr. that I will return .te her at Ilaeicmlrt Montezuma, net later than dnj break twenty-four hours from new. " "A take-er-leave preposition, clean tut," be comprehended promptly. And as promptly he decided te tnke it. The innid ulin bail bronchi him the nacer t int iifTeeiti' iieti niul Ink. He neeeiiled and wrote swlftl : "dim Kcr.drie." "litis Harlow breakfasted set'"" lie nsked, returning te his coffee. "An hour age. senor. He has gene out." "Alene?" "Ne. senor. ralda." "lint." said And I'seebar?" With La Seuerita Y.o Y.e Kendrie. "And Hies? 'Sener Uies went te bed late : It i his custom, senor." The clrl looked 'as tlintigh she could tell him mere, but, J with it quick glance ever her shoulder, j contented herself with saying enly: I "Sener lCscebar is with the men out- ssUe." ,,. "And the American s ' I M,s Gor Ger Gor den?" "Asleep still, srnnr." ,, "Has Ksoebar been near iier.' "Ne. senor. She has been alone ex cept for me nnd Hesita. T.a pebrecita. ic added, almost Hi a wiuspcr. out Is se frishtened." , . "Be kind te her." said Kendrie. Ife tee. looked ever bis shoulder. In bis'necket were the few lift -dollar bills left te him from his oil shares What "r nameV" .lunnita, sue ion him. take this." lie All rii-lit. .Innnltn --. "..:. . slipped a bill nlens the tablecloth te- lwan ier liive ivesiin iiiiii. ."" i. And be kind te Miss florden." half, tlh. senor! she cried, as in pre- 1 test. But she tool; back the note. Ken- I drie felt let ter for the transactien: he bnished his breakfast with rate appe- ' ... . . .,... ,,., "New. be eneii, .inniping up, ,,. , . .. ;, ,.,., 1, , "for her .i.nii.i the febl'e 1 paper in ' hands, went with him te the deer, ' "The horse is ready. Sener Ameri- -- W tT W t. a hac ...1 , .. , " j Sure enough, pawing the grnxel in irellt Of t IP IlOUM". IIIIII .HTMIIX en feet the mestize heldltiL' U. was n tun. iniigj snirel hor-e looking as line tm unlm'al as ftiy man in a liurty teiild wish. ,, , "Sener Kendi.c wl.l ride. Volre. culled .luanitn. "Cive liim the horse I'edre gave the reins ever te Ixetnlric end turned ,'i'fay toward the stable-. Kendrie swung up into the saddle and for a moment curbed the big sorrel s dash tev.anl the gates, te say medita tlvelv te .lunnita : "If I tool; that paper nwa.v front jeu nml made a run for It. what then?" A leek of fear leaned into the girl dark eyes and she diew bastilv back, clutching the p'ipei- te her breast "Sener!" she cried, breathlessly and aghast. "Yeu would nui ! She she would kill me!" "She weidd what?" he seewbil. "She would give 1110 te Iier cat, her t-irible. teiiilde cat. te plnv with!" .liiMiiltn shiveri'il. an 1 drew still fuilber l.ii.'l.- "With mv lifi I must giiani in paper until it gees from my hnfld into , ' ' I,,,,,,, llll lllll.il. He laughed his disbelief and gave b.s ller0 Ills heail tit List. I liey snei imij ihi'iiu'-b the sirubbiiv: the her- ll'l te a standstill befeie the closed gale -Of the mnii smoking n cignrette before lt Kmdiie said curtlj : 1 "Veo are te let me through. And din t me te Bruce wests ranch. "Si, senor." The man opened the gate. "It is jetider: up the valley. The trail will nirrj jeu up ever the mountain : there arc piled stones te iciirk the wi.v te the pass. In nn hour, fieill the ether side of tin lidge. JOU will see hiflises. Ten miles from theie " Kctiilri,' rode through and as lie did se his figure straightened in the sadiilr. Ills shoulders sipiared. be put tin bis head. Free and in the open, if only for twentv-feur benis. And with a hore. 11 real horse, between lis knees. He looked off te the left te Barlew's three peaks; the sun was gliding the top of the tallest and It was iiuipiesiionnble that It was lint-topped. But li" obi net dwell long upon buried geld nor "l en the query which suggested if-clf: "Wheie xveie Harlow (Hid Zeraldn rld- ng se nirlj? The immeiiintc present nml the immediate -ill reundings wete nil tlint in' cured te interest himself In en a dnv like tics. The man at the gate had said It was ten mills fieni the far 'ide of the ildge te the I'i'ii"' West ranch beuse; me I 'line lllsinnie, lliereieie, 110111 i ee w,i- c IIIIII Menlelllllll would be iibeiiT Tin. trnil 01,1c I 11 'ic II illllltill t e,,iil,li tint di-laiii 1 1. re chid the hills, was a dilateiv. le.s'ireU .iffair. ihoieugblj Mexican: il si ugl out the gentlest slope always and 11,110 hi il in no haste te arrive im - 1 win ie Well, h.s mood could be inade I te s nt the trail's: be was in no hurrj. laving a 1 day for bis talk with jeiing i Y est 1 The h'gher lie rose above the fleer el Zer.ild.i'- griissj valley the steeper ilui nail het ouie. liaiiKeii wiiii onus, at I t.i , , looking tee shier ahead ter a I l.i.i-c But alvvavs the path twisted he 'i, 1, the boulders and found the pussi- , I,' MIX lit). ..,, no ciiiiic into a splendid solitude, a Hgieii of linked rei ks. of 11 few wind blown trees, of little open level spaces grown up with ilrv brush and wlrj I -. ..f ilreiiMi ilireiiL'b stone-bound lllICi " ' " V - wiivs that were se narrow two men could net have i-'ddm through them nliieiist, se crooked that a man often 1 mild net see ten steps ahead or mi .1..0S tielilnd. se deep that lie must thiew 11s head far back te see the berrei. el iff top above him. Strips et sUy, seen thus, wen' d'ep. deep blue. It was net at all strange, he 'told him. self during one of Ills meditative 1110 ncntH while his herse climbed vnllnntly, Hint Zeralda should knew of his friend ship with Bruce West, nor that sh should understand his natural desire te A Tale of Adventure BY QUIEN SABE (Who Knows) Copurlel.t. Hit, 01 Charles Bcrlbicr's Sem ride where he was going this morning. Kvcry one in the border town had known of his letter 11 1 the postellico ; further. It was net In the least unlikely that Seneritn (-'nstelinar would knew of the letter when it wns dropped Inte the slot nt the Mexican postellico Whnt did strike him ns odd, however, was that she should consent te his lenvliig the ranch, realizing that he knew much of her own plans and would doubtless speak freely of them and of the Amer ican girl held in Iier house for ransom. "Net only was she willing for me te see Bruce," he decided; "she wanted me te. Why?" His trail led h'm into the last narrow derlle te be encountered before reaching the summit. He closely did the locks press In en ench side that often bis tap micros brushed tin; sheer wall. He mnde a turn, none tee wide for the body of lis horse, nnd drew 'sudden rein, looking into two rlllcliariels. -The men cover ing him lay a dozen feet above Ills bead upon a bare, flat rock. He could see only the hands upon their guns, the heads under their tall hats, the shoul ders. But h(. wns near enough te mark a business. like leek in the bard black eyes. "You've get the drop en me. coinpn ceinpn coinpn "eros. he said lightly. "What's the game?" A third man appeared en feet in the inn before him, stepping out from be hind 11 shoulder of rock. He came en until he could mVe pt 0it a hand te the son el's reins, "Where de you ride se enrlv?" asked the man en feet, his voice ipiiet but vsgui'lv hostile. "On what errand?" N .bat business is it of jeurs, mv friend' returned Kendrie. I knew tile horse," called one of the figures above. "Jt j 1:1 jt.v from thc ..'.? of I'!l fwmrlta." "Theu the rider must have a mes-J-'iRe. Or a sign. Or he has ste!en thc herse. which would go bad with him!" tirse you nnd your signs and mes mes Miges, ,.,'icd Kendrie hetlv. "It's a free country and 1 ride whole I please." I lie man before him enlv smiled., Let me leek at your saddle strings," he said. Kendrie stared wonderingly; was the ft-jhm Insane? What in the name of telly d'd he mean by a thing like this? hurelj net just the oppeitunltv te draw close enough ( stri!;e with a knife: the nlles above made such strategv useless. Se he sat still and contented himself vvith watching. The man enme a step c.eser twisted 111 Key's head aside, pressed close and looked at the rawhide strings 011 one side of the snddU'. Then he moved te the. ether side nti( repeated the process. Immediately he drew back lifting his hat widely. "Pass 011. senor," he said cour teously. "Viva l.a Senorita!" Kendrie spurred by him and rode en. passing abruptly out of a wilderness of tumbled boulders into a grassy flnt. He turned in the saddle: nowhere was there sign of another than himself upon thc mountain. Curinuslv he looked nt HIS SOI ill, .li. nn. , I.. ...... f .1 1 Slit' hnd been mmln n.,.i, .I.:..I. ,1 ... ...,,,,,, L-ll lllbl . Ill 1,11,- ,11 I I Mill Ml ,.. ..r a. ...... . 1 . . .. ., "."'"-h" , iiiwi inui vim 01 in,- string nnil neon passed: a double knot had been tied just below the slit. In no ether particular was any one of the strings in the least notewor thy. "As geed a way te carry a message ns any." he grunted. "With net even the messenger aware of thc tidings he brings!" The incident impressed him deeply. Xernlda. at the game she played, was in deadly earnest. Her commands went far and through many channels nnd were obeyed. The pusses through the mountains were in her hands. The sun- light fell warm and golden about him: thc full morning was serene: a stillness as of ineffable pence lay across the soil- tunes. And vet he felt that the n ac d premise, was a lie; that the laughing loveliness of the dnv wns but n lnnsk covering much strife. In the full light 1 "''' '" m, halt 11 dozen icad.v -mixed, 1 be moved en net unlike a man groping I rough and ready , border cowbeys: Call in absolute darkness, uncertain of thefernlans. Arizonans and Tcx.nis!" path he trod, suspicious of pitfalls., His hopes of tills were net large at 1 knowing only tlint his dltectien was In any time; when lie came upon the first bands ether than his own. Hands tliut ! of Bruce West's riders they vunisliedj riioTeri.Ais , A,.,mU,., '-''". Merris i P.jssyunk AX. 1 fAinamDra m,, niiivat . r,xu 0 Ij ALICE LAKE In "I M iiami:i slIVV ALLEGHENY " l,' Q'r . BERT LYTELL In " Tltll' Til PAUAllIi: . A DfSl 1 C e"l & TIlOMi'SOS' SIM. OIllMNMOUNMlV nnd "OKOTin lyTON THE THREE MUSKETEERS" ARCADIA 10 a" m te u'i5 p'm MAY McAVOY in 'JlOKxIiS ' ASTOR 1 It WKI.IS ft iillt in avi:. MTlM:n IJAII.V DORALDINA In "Mil. H1M I NTAXII 1" nml II.VIIN MtsifAl, IIMIKW BALTIMORE r n imi.ti.meih: 1- - "i -1- Mai SESSUE in "vviiDiti: HAYAKAWA ..K.iirs mci; i,mr.. nrMM erni vn wheuuvd avh DUn xrvriM.r hmi.v MARION DAVIES in "r,rii'TMi:vr" BLUEBIRD lT?Tn?Tril DAVID POWELL in "i.M.i:itiit s i.ii" BROADWAY ,!rr';VHn,5 'i"i.Ai ELSIE FERGUSON In "se, (if MIM.S" ' (- APITOI -'- M.vUKirr st v' I 1 WL, , m J I' HII.I.IAM I. ll's I ' . "THE BARRICADE" COLONIAL "" .? M-ll,:"V::' GLORIA SWANSON en V M III "jMir.lt I III'. I.ASII" DARBY THEATRE III I'l.KT IllCIIKs1 "Dangerous Curve Ahead" EMPRESS 'S.W?k DAVID POWELL pi "HAM.i;it(ll s J.II- FAIRMOUNT iXWV DAVID POWELL In "II.MiKKM'N I.IlCrt" FAMILY 'f,IBI,Bia4rW:JrJfr NORMA TALMADGE til "Tlir, SK.N ON TIIKJIOIIK" ; ATU" QT Tin: Titii 11. Tew spi,,e JJ 111 Ul. .VVT'- ' I JlAII v HAZEL DAWN In "IlKVIITKIN" ?m rnc ii'm MAHKHT HT " in 11,1 r, le te 11 unit xi. inn x in "PASSION FRUIT" GRANT "- Ka An; ei' ,i; CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In "C.1M1IJ-K" ( x4H&f, J COMMMT t M OF THE looked soft and tlint were relentless; hands tlint blazed witli barbaric jewels. There had been n knot in a rawhide string, nnd 11 bandit in the mountains hnd lifted his hat and had cnld Mint ply: "Leng live I.a Senetltn!" CIIAl'TKIt IX Wliirli Begins With Idttle Seng and Kmls Willi Trotihle Between Frlcntls .Speculation nt this stage was profit less nnd the day was perfect. Kendrie told himself crlticnllj that he was grow ing fanciful ; he hnd been cooped up tee much. First en beard the schooner New Moen, then in four walls of a house. Whnt ie needed was day after day. steed en end, like this. If be didn't leek out he'd be growing nerves Let me leek at your strings," he said s.iddle nexl lie grinned widely tit the remote possibility , pushed his bat far back and lode en. And by the time his horse had carried him te the far edge of the level land and te the first slope of the down wind pitch, lie was singing contentedly te himself and his horse nnd all thc werlti that cared te listen. Far below, far ahead, lie caught bis first glimpse of the ranch houses inatk- ing the Bruce West holdings. Frem the heights his eye ran down into vul- ley lands that stretched wide and fur avva.v. rolling, grassy, wth occasional clumps of trees where (here were wuter wuter heles. , valley by no means se piodl piedl gally watered as Xeraida's, but none the less an estate te hut a sparkle into a man's eyes. It was large, it was suf ficiently leel and fertile; above aught else it was remote. It gave the impies- sien of a great, calm aloofness from the I nutslile We! Ill of tnithc and congestion .. a ... hie I 1..., ...ii .. .iln i.ii(i;i.lint iimCii Itself, a place for a lever of the out doors te make his home. Ne wonder that .veung West had gene wild ev ei" It. Hills and mountains shut it in. rising te the sky lines Hke walls actually sustaining the blue cloud less void. As Jim Kendrie rode en and down bis old song, his own song, found its way te ills lips. ' VVhe'v p!cl,:s arc blue And the e.iith Is wid And It's enlv seu And the ineuntalns.de' ' 1 "Twenty miles between shacks." he ' considered approvingly. "And never 11 'line fence te cut jour way through. It's I near paradise, this rand, wherever it I 'sn"t just fair hell. Ne half-wav busl- ness : no maudlin mnuc-iieiievc. nut I nil 01 11 suueeu I little kill." he lis face darkened. "I'oeri said. "If Bruce could lilDltll'I.AVS W T4l AM. -W 1) The following theatres obtain their pictures through thc STANLEY Company of America, which is a guarantee of early showing of the finest productions. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining, pictures through the Stanley Company of America. GREAT NORTHERN i,,r;!sJ,eu,,.i:5i' IM"ss;i,, MMI'sOV "SNOWBLIND" IMPERIAL ;.u,l;N,:r, I Ml's iii.i fir r i-iii itrttkj s-rs A. I' "THE GOLDEN SNARE" KARLTON C'HIISTNfT Went of HltilAD IJallv 10 A. M tell 1'. M. I'KI II, II. Hi: Mil. I l'.'s "FOOL'S PARADISE" Lehigh Pal -, -,v. ............ ,. ..... ...... HLC I.e'iiKh Aceiiue I lairm illli.ii, 1 l.u 1. ml MILTON SILLS iii tTii: 1.1 m.r. roei." I FRPRT HlieAli i riil.tMlifv A u,iiir. 1 i mxtinhi: nvti.v WILLIAM RUSSELL "IIII. I.AIIX llteM I.IIM, ( III," In nCDHDnnf -u vnd w v '"Juvyu 1(Ax i:nreitt) xii t iatu; rccijte7xirk m 'iM.r.ueis nnv ,rv, ,.,:.-77-.n. no, ,.- v e I X I I. ' .,.ii,,i., niuiii J 1 Jlf-ksi, HI A M. te 11 li 1'. M. I Sl'i: IAI, AST III I "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" PRINCESS81, bTHUUr 111:, p. m I. Ill VI. KM. I It .VKIKKIS' "A Tale of Twe Worlds" REGENT MAitKirr tr. n.'i.,w v, Til M 11 ir, m t.i 1 1 l- 1, It x 1: 11 vv issns n, "Leve, Hate and Weman" RIAI TO "''"MV TUVVs AVi.NI I. IM.Vblvj AT - i.iM'Hfn Ki:. s MILDRED HARRIS In "Till: MIV1W IN Ills IIOfM." RI IRY 5'AllIviVr ST HKI.OW 7TH 1XUU l I 'i V M te 11 10 V. M. l.l-s'.lt f s-' "GOOD WOMEN" SAVOY '-" -x"vhm r snir.i.T sjr-v v j 1 s A M in Miiinieht Itt Ssl;l.l, SIMI'MIS 'ii,l pi mm; stmik "SNOWBLIND" SHERWOOD MSA. "''V-vi .Ajv( ae LIONEL BARRYMORE In "J1VI Till: I'l.NMAN" STANLEY MAiu.i.r at luni I I A M te I I l.X I M M'F.( I . I'Hdlll ( TION "THE SHEIK" , STANTON JIAIIKIJT xiiiee lili'li HI l.i X M In I 1 I". . l ,ir?'Jivll: JI,X i'ii ten "THE QUEEN OF SHEBA" 333MARKETllTV1,;':;1V'1'vVf GLORIA SWANSON In "I MM It T.III. I s" VICTORIA"1fV'K;!r;sT, i",x', i "THUNDERCLAP" ; RI ALTO WEST CHESTER I . ass?a . nim-hev in "WHI UWLS LfcAVfc. HUME" sun" entirely. An Indian, or hnlf-brccd' . the host, ragged as te black Hrlncy h.iV hard-vlsnged. stony-eyed. i. 1 ,' called te him mid the rider turned ft his Hnddle and waited. Ami for ftt,I te the questien: "Where's il, no Man? Bruce West?" the nnswrr 2U a hand lifted lazily te l-eli.T Up X' , nnd silence. ' ,ulltJ "flrnclns, amigo," laughed Kendrie pml rode en. simri all hevver California when' Jim if. ilrle rode up m him. Bruce West l, OUt With tWO of his inetl llrlvln. . IM 01 young, wiiii-lenKinc hoi-seu ,i;.. ." 9, wlhl-loeklng horses hVn ."a ' ward the corrals beyond the house, v' an Instant his blue eyes stared Iticrclu, leiisij ; tiicii nicy tiled with xhlnlnr joy. He swept off Ills bread 1 ?",! wave t wildly about his liead ; hi c J sweeping down en Kendrie as tlimieh h. had a suspicion that his visitor linj 1! In his head te whirl and make a belt VI the ineitntnlns- he whooped glrcfnllV .''Old .Tim Kendrie I'"' l,e TO.& Old Hendlemr .Tlm 1 Old i-,,.i 1 tear- In . rainbllir. revln'. holl-fer-ientbr Keudrle! Oh, niammn '. .Man, I'm ki.,i te see you!" glaa Only a youngster, was Bruce Went but manly for all tlint, who were U, heart en his sleeve. Ijjs henestv In h , pick, nnd who would rather frolic than fight, but would rather fight than dt nothing. Mhen last Kendrie hnd seen liltn Hrtice was nursing hlH first mus tactic and glorying In the triumphant fact that seen lie would be old eneuth te vote; new. bnrelv past twentv-thret In looked a trltle thinner than ids for.' mer hundred nnd ninety pounds but never a second elder. He was a w with blue eyes nnd jellew hair nnd a tirefnuiid adoration for all that Jim Kendrie. steed for in his eager eje. "Why nil the war paint. BabyYllut. eyes?" Kendrie: nsked ns they shook band . Fer under Brace's knee traj strapped ft rifle and a big army icvelttt rode at liis saddle born. lJruee laughed, his mood having no plnoe for frowns. "Net just for ornament, old jej. brlnger." lie retorted. "Using m every new and then. I'm in deep here Jim, with every cent T've get and cverj hope of "big things. Times, n limn lias te sheet his way out Inte the clear or go 1e the wall. Hey. (Jauclie!" hj called, turning in his saddle. "Yeu nnd Tenv haze the ponies In te the cor cer lnls. And tell Castre we've get th; King of Spain with us for grub nnd td put en the best en thc inneh; we'H blew in ribeut neon. "Come abend. Jim. I'll show- you the finest lay-out of it cow outfit you ever trailed your eye across." They rode, saw every thing, both ncr age and water and stock, an'd talked; for thc most part Bruce did the talk, ing, speaking with quick enthusiasm of what he nail, what he had done, vvh I I"" meant te accomplish .vet In spite ej oesineies. iic nun iKiugin eiitngnr sOfflt six thousand acres, expending for them and what lowbred stock tlujy fed nil of bis inherited capital. Frem the neartit bank, nt III Oje. he hnd borrowed heavily, mortgaging his outfit. With the proceeds he hnd leased adjoining landi se that new his sleck glazed ever ten thousand acres; In hnd also bought and Imported a liner strain of cattle. With the market what It was he was bound bound te make his fortune, hand ever fist "If they'd only leave me alone I'1 he exclaimed hotly, "They?" queried Kendrie. "Of course the country is unsettled," explained the boy. "Kver since I came ' into it theie has been one sort or an other of unrest. When it isn't nutritM revolution It's politics and flint's jiretl; near the same thing. There aie piuwlinf bands of outlaws, calling theniseltn soldiers, that the autheilties can't reach. Loek at thesp mountains et there! What government that Inn te give half lis time or meie te wntrhint its own step can manage te ferret out cveij nest of higliwa.vmen in cverj canyon? These boys are mj big trouble, Jim! A raid from tl.em is alwass en the books and there nrc times when I'm" pretty near reudv te threw up the I sponge and drift.. But it's a great land; a great land. And new jeu'ie vvith me!" Ills eyes shone. "I'll make you any sort of 11 preposition jeu call for, Jim, and together we'll make hlterj. Net te mention bnrrels of money. " Te he continued tomorrow riiorei'LAVt) M0nrPUT COMMJCT r , .erujesic, fffcThc NIXON-NlRDLlNGERfni lij THEATRES VJ X3I-L.1V1UIN 1 ..,:, ni, no te It r. If. DAMI) I'dWIil.I. In "DANGEROUS LIES" PPTYAR UOTII & CUOAIl AEXUi VCLy-l , .;lu un,i ,",7 and llrrln Julinsen, Dorethy Dulton. IOiilse (lUniti "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" coliseum rii'Vdt Orrln Jehnsen, Deriitlu D.illen, I.eiiUc fiUum "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" JUMBO yu'SJU tilllMlU AVE. rrnnkrnicl "L" JUSTINE JOHNSTONE in "mu:i,tku!:i) i)i(.nri:ns" LEADER 11ST . IM VTlUt A5. MATI.STI! HVILV MARION DAVIES m "ilmhantjii;nt" I MP! iQT -' AMI I.OlLST M'llKBTS LAJCUOt jr.itn. 1 .in .130 I:bk II 30 te 11 IIIOMAS Ji;iTi:ttsllN III "RIP VAN WINKLE" nixen 53D"ANi, mai"?,: -:? MAKV AMU'iltSdN in "TOO MUCH MARRIED" RIVOLI M AM r,s?Mw ( UtJIIX MI.M Its In "CHEATED LOVE" 69TH ST. i'lII'.ATItl. mm Tnnlnil Mhi : an 1., ' unJ .1X1 K IIOIT I I II I '''. ' "AFTER THE SHOW" I Iiersclii.x . rrlilii, Siliinl.e ..ni, .. HAltT In "rilltKlllltl "".. H.MtOI.H I.I.OYll In "N'ecr WiiH0- unit STRAND ""rM.TnnB GLORIA SWANSON in I'lMinii tiii: iiAsii; Tlnirsilin. I'.'liluj nml S""f!l'lVr,.i l.l.sli: I'nilllsON In "MIMi 111 ",! nml IIAIHII.l) 1,1.01 1 In "Nrvtr iwm AT OTHER THEATRES MEMBERS OF M. P. T. OA G. i',10 (icnr.intiwin AT ermantewn xivtimi. PAii-t JOIINNV IIIMS. neil iki r- "'rj-eii "BURN-'EM-UP BARNES JEFFERSON a5,TM!,A?'' WANDA HAWLEY In "IIIIII STl'IIIH OAK" - Paris' "mi' ij u,Vi,,'"isii CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "I.tSSONS IN LOVE" l
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