9mSt5WPPSpi Esrs"-a P$fflwN Km (' n fe- f 14: EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHnJADELPHIA, THUKSDAY, DEtJMBER &W1&&& U, 1021 k' 5. IJM if I I !' k HV PJ I' 1S I t MM H HEKE'S After a period of rears when n'l lestume pieturi'i were li.dseil upon with fear nnd trembling by producers, t he pendulum uirned New they're all making them. Adem- are wimc -.ene-. from "The Little Mm istcr," Sir James Matthew P.urrie's famous vtery. In tin- mal nre ticergn llnekatherne as Ciavln, Hetty ('umpyen as iln heroine iiml 1'cnrliyn Stanlnus. the director, evidently li-.ci-lng the script. On the right Is Mlis (.'ompsen In one of the charming tdil-fylileiied cewns the en n X Hew I Became A Mevie Star As Told te IIS'EZ KLUMPU Wuvt Ha Already Happened , Dorethy Lane, a small' tetcn yiil, ambitious te brenmv a screen slur, while nn a trip te Sew 1 erk. meets Laxcrcncc Fieuch, a press ayent, uhe J becomes interested in her awl secures for her an important part playing opposite Jehn Scu-nrd, a famous star. , Beicard asks Dorethy te menu him, hut sha tefuscs, realizing that she cares for Lawrence French. Dorethy gees te Ithaca te play a part in a picture. Lawrence rrench asks her te marry him, but they have te post pone the wedding en account of the picture. Crystal May, the leading lady, refuses te take a dangeieus leap ever the fulls and Dorethy agrees te de it. And Here It Continues I SLEPT late the next morning , in fact, it was nearly neon when Janet Powers knocked en my deer nnd came into the room, carrying my break fast tray and a letter from Larry I tucked the letter under my pillow, . . ..- . . , ... -!. l 1 :. ..!... SO mat l ceuiu wuu n.n . u il ..v..; I was alone. Janet mi Wed and patted me en the shoulder nen I did that, but didn't Fny ar.- thing about it, though .1 could feel trv cheeks flush ing. "There's b:d news for you this "morning." she told me, "and I'm sorry te dele it out with jour brenkfast, but I think you might better get it frejn irle than from Hanning when you go dewn'talrs " My thoughts flew te I.nrry, of course. Sa 1 felt relieved when I found that he wesn't concerned in it. '"It's about Crystal May." she went y en. "It seems tlwt she simply went into a rage last night, and told Han ning that if he left that scene in the one where you jumped ever the foils she'd break her contract. "Hanning wouldn't mind that much. of course, if It didn't happen te be n friend of Crystal's who Is putting up the money for the picture. He didn't knew that till she told htm ; neither did any one else, for that mutter; eM Mether May hns kept it dark because she thought that after Hreadwny get through with the story it wouldn't sound any tee fuvernble for Crystal's reputation. I think that even new she's sorry that she let things come out as they did last night." "Oh, what happened?" I aaked, se excited that I couldn't drink my cof fee. "Why, Crystal go en her high horse and stalked into Hnnning's sit ting room last night and told him that n friend of hers who was Kicking the company wouldn't put up any mere money If the didn't like the way things were going with the pleturc, nnd that she certnlnly didn't llke the. way they'd , gene yesterday afternoon. Hanning was furious, of course, nnd told her he was running the picture nnd she could get out if she wanted te, hut after i n while they both calmed down and talked things ever. "He tried te talk Crystal into hav ing some sense, but she. wouldn't lis ten te him. She'd have things her way or Bhe'd leave, and then where would he be? And ns he has n chance ' te make his reputation with this pie- ture.'and cnpltnl is pretty hard te get right' new well, he finally gave in, couldn't de nnj thing else." "But what does that mean? I de manded. "Will they cut me out of the picture entirely?" "Verse thnn that, honey. Janet came ever and sat-en the feet of in) bed and begnn patting me en tUc shoul der consolingly. "They shot that bit : where you jumped eer the falls from the cjlffH at one side, ns well us from the bank, se thev get a long shot of n tlrnt won't show our face. And -they're going te let Crjstul de the per- lectlV Hale Stllll en llie mint nun iin-ii use 'this ether shot of you, se that It Will leek ns if she had really taken , the 'Jump herself. You're doubling feri l' .!,-- nil" Fer n moment I just felt perfectly tlvk nt heart, and then I burst Info (Mrs It wan tee much! Te think that I-ihad cone through that herrlbje Daily Mevie Magazine ANOTHER PROOF OF Here's One Actress Out of the Ordinary QNLel vy .en f M; of the ncturs In llettj t'etnp- new picture. "The Little Minister. " n'-ked Mary llkliisen, nn aged woman who plays the rele of Nannv. hew long she had been in the film. "Oh. eight or nine years." she answered. "I Mippo'e you're anxious te tec yourself in this picture?" "Ne," vms the surprising answer. "I've never seen myself en the screen." Which the ether rigardcd ns te markable considering the fact that thouMimNief persons would give al most anything te tec their own faces en the silver sheet iptrienc" se that Crystal May could get the redit for it ! "I won't de it!" I protested franti cally. "I'll tell people I did it I won't have her getiug :.c In nelit of my work that mj !" "Yeu enn't help )eurelf." Jnnettebl ine calmly. "And tin motion-picture inilnstrv ;.. full ,,f nonnle nl.n pliiini il 'M they did different stars' lug mints fei i hem. Come en downstairs nn.l talk . t. Haniilng that'll be mere satlstac- i 101". . . . ...,... make the effort t g t into my clothes, but at last I was dressed and tcdlewed .Tnnet down te the prh. I hadn't had time te rend I.ar") s lettfr, but I tucked it into llie front of my .liess, nnd just having it criuklu ui in my hand sieined te help. I knew tbnt I hnd Larry be hind ine, no mutter whin hnppi ueil. I "Come en nvr Iftre, Dorethj ) oil leek rather done- up this morning." Mr. Running said, us I came out en tV perch. I went ever te the hammock I under the tre"s. where lie was sitting, laud sat .low ,i -then I rcnliiscd that 1 Iwns fni ing that terrible wnterinll. "Majbe it'll give me courage te stkk ! up for mv rights." I told nnself hojie hejie I fully. Hut I tried net te ',-m at it nevertheless. Te be continued tomorrow IS THIS LOE Ik Sam H'twits, Gleria S w a ise n'a director, telling Gleria Uoie te de a scene, or are they staging a little "Remee and Juliet" act all their eicn: She seems Inter in what he's saying cstcd THE COSTUME FILM'S i -. & '?? &Er?SMKZdlk ri Ansicers te Questions ! Frem Mevie Fa7is HAPPINKSS Kugene O'Mrien's hair is light brown, net auburn. Who- i (or told j ui that him misinformed j en. I .lack Muliuill is a New Yerker by birth. I lie is nt present living at TiS,"" Hareld j Wnj, I loll j weed. I'allf J HLOSSOM Wyndham Standing w-.is.ube is playing the (.,a Rupert I Fitfully voices had come te them rem 'xet 1QTri tfnerha urgcdH.ies. (born in Londen. England, in 1N0. He J Hughes' Irish Mer. "Sent Fer Out." , the patio where Huu tms m ..In anetIler roern.. liU'rlMvV'rn,,! U" "ing announcement thai. 'Itrthelre problem eccupylns Kendrlc bt net Hruce. saw the S I de no, tl!: Ihat "lie has de- ' , could tell fortunes. Werk stepped n inds bad paid scant atten tlen deeply MBnlhennt vegan , ,h t nt ; .sorted .he scree,, for geed. n the instant, nnd about forty palms .w a sudden j TJ2"titZJZ t.4s:v tt frT,"s7,Pe T.,lm.l-c i ,,OT ,hr"st nt llPr 'ImultnueeuOy , "Ul Wrnl, orphan anger: there the tone. She spoke te Hles as one twL1!":! .'isT'ft 0 ""''" fives happened te be nearest. ' ?J iSenT In the itonatlen might speak ,e n.dreaded master. inches in height und weighs 1U0 pounds. Cell. en studied his hand attei.tivel) And then came the shot, a reyeixtr no I am ready," wns nil that she said. Nil,.- Wel,., nlnved oiiensitc Elaine and then sold. -,, m i, i...i . .i.,i,. lf sounding louder ns It eci'eu And when Hles tin ew open llie deer for Yr-Ct'maed!'0'": luK l''1 r" "" Bh " l'beVilZds ?r",mffi hVe" Srl'&fe . . ' . .!.....,' ..'... n.,11 i shot. He jerked is mm .m-nt t,n,l , ,,rrer',.... .. i.n.,,1 lmd cone Its swllt .,,n.n( ..... if sn, m, .in :. mm nt ihiu iJiiiiiner birrvi, iiuii. "". . , - , ' Calif. The only picture that I knew ef1' eared, "I m et. ;Vorjliel) in which F.dua Whcaten pla)ed was hrieked. and Cellcvn shrank, for it "Experience." I ,st be remembered that the veung i:. PINNIS The ages (,f actre.scs and ueters which )u request follew: Cenrad N'agel, twenly-live : Themas Melghnn. tlui iv-cight : Peuglns Fair banks, thirt) -eight : William Farnum. forty-live; Martha Man-held, twenty ' t e .lenii Piiee. t went J - three : .Normn Tnlmndge. twenty-four, Alice Terry, , (went) -live : Viela Dana, twent) -three ; j Hebe Daniels, twenty. TILLIi: THE TOILER Kenneth Harlan tins dark, miir unit niiicu os He is plaving opposite Constance Till inndge in' that star's latest plcluie "Geed Fer Nothing." CORNELIA Ralph Graves played I opposite Inn Claire in "Pelly With a I Past. " iinstnnce Tnlmndge hns been 1 married for nearly a year. It was in i Dei ember. HIL'O, that she became Mrs. I Jehn Pialogleu. NANCY Ne. you are mistaken. , Mary Miles Mlnter is net married. She sa.isshe is net even engaged; that was only one of the rumors which are nl wn.vs floating about. I never heard any ether name for Lillian Irish, se I Mip t..se Hint is her rcnl nnme. She nnd I er sister Dorethy nre both seen te ap .fiir iu "The Twe Orphans." OR BUSHESS? mrm mm? - llSfeM R ETURN - isifed GRAVES DIDWT LIKE THE WAY SHE TOLD HIS FORTUNE Ity C'OXSTANf'K PALMER TInlKtiiwiil r-, II r rnlli: ether da nt Geldwvn I hn'n- liened nreiliwl Mist fit. I 'nllnnn Mnnm ; -' v" "".v, man's brand-new bride had urrlved the nay netere trem the East. r.1!,"1,1. JI,,Iltami te play Cardinal l.idielieu in Max Lindcr'x burlesque en "The Three Musketeers." He ad mits Unit at last he has u part which will allow him full play uf his talents. Larry Seinen's new lending woman is Ann HastiiiE.s. who ns'd te t.lnv I h. licvc. in the Puthe serinl. "iltirrlenn.. I linen, often mentioned en this mice, ; Mr. Semeu sns the liuh h.-is tb.. A it riiiuirenients for his i.li-?Mri.shiii apt. U-nutlful and vninern proof. She cjine out from New Yerk especially te -ii.il i m- unruiii cniHrai't. waicli cals fur three brief comedies tui..ri.nw. r three brief comedies twe-reclers suppose-and Inter u big meled"-" itie feature which l.ariy is plan- 'K. leln Dnnu has bought a beautiful use out In tl. ultra-smnit Heverlv I mat mug liens., out in tl ' ultra-smnit Beverly Hills ill. t net. Mhe say.s she is tired i ..? ....I.. . 1 ..!. ,,. . i'.i"K ism. nnu who win contra - centra - d.it her? und having found siiinethlnir just suited te her rcquimmmtH, she bought it for Mama and Papa Flu- ,,ui mill uvibt'll. Uemeniber all the writings about the aintings used lu lieu of sets in the mdiictlen of "The Rubaivat"? Well. :i atu ami nerbcir. I I I find that some one , l. !.!-.. 1.. S' . uni ruun- uiiu uiM lias auepted namely, Nernm,, ji.,,,,,, 'wlln nil; hiisi llllllirij, .Mirinilll IJ.lWIl. WllO ilireieil bessuc lavakuwn In "Tim 'fleet of the Flying Dragons." Tlie ii,... pi.eniA -" llie llusbniiil s Iradeinark." nnd ', UIMMIL HI (,11111. I'll hit Xt'l'l'llll sin- In l.llner tilvn. 'llie tiI iu ...;..! lieinnd the Hecks." bm I suppose be- fwien (Jlnrln nnd Kliner. the story It- "If ill be a geed one. There's some- i' ng about that combination ; Sam Weed, the nice man, vj Bnj ,iir,.t.t. i.'l there you hnie the lenven that 1. iUs the perfect mixture. rmre Is an inteie-tiiig story con- 1 Hid with .Inckie f oegunTs Mv script. Ii ui,s written bv I.euis rrnm-is Cam- li , who used, te 1). it boilermaker in .! i.avj. During the war bis Uieuldcr us dislocated and lie ,.eii!d no longer i-iake boilers. Se I nole Sam Inught .1111 te hi- u cameraman. He get a lob ii'' engaged ..ii Jn" 1 "eZ .- !.. . . as isinnt director Nl.-e- story. Loek Out, Charlie, Hareld's Comina Un! ANV who doubt the standing Hareld I.le,d n, screen cemedlnn " .i.. .. f,.MHA.i ... .i. . HUH reilllllj un- liirilin Ul HIP COllest singed by n moving-picture inncazln,. .. i, .. Mliich Lloid has made ,, , ,, inie for the honors of "h-ullns conio cenio conie ui.iii ' 111 no iinuwi -mi in i'i in.. rcMii reii , ... net lsMin. the innsninn ,.,..,1! 1 1,;;, wiih :.r,:.oe,es:ii; "i;;1;;1 nim finished second, received only .'i(il0. l.levd also vmis seleiled for n phuv 'en tbe "Ideal cast," which Includes Xiilffith ns director Nerma Talmndge n l,lln weman: Wnllle Held, li.n.1. , ".. v, .,......--- - - --..-., . - .. - Inc mnn : Jackie Coogan. an the child : nnd Hche Daniels ns the lending vam pire. Hebe. Daniels formerly we Ilareld Lloyd's leading wemni'. , hi L'i iiui si ns i ni pfn unnrn i ... r....,i,.ir - ' ;'." '.iy it saves nn immense amount of ! i.inii. u u tomeiiew it seems like j, ' , awauiivs I.e:uiric s .u.... put-up job te me. Sert f feeling-1 he- I i!'Lr ,,.., Kendri. tarry long- - Iv-ielur , I',"1 "lHV Itniiglit lies,, (.nsi,. ever ' rnd nb'e...h . shot through tin, dime nnd we would reert te the ns, "nR m had said. ,Aielvirla I 111 ll illlCl 11-llliM tlir ..i,lv .u.,, ... .l .. 111 tl I I " " . . . 1,1. . nhr him bu.kdreh.. Well. I dunne. I dunne. 0.,1" Kn"eh t te hnng for ih.U." s,.d .. .i",'i . rvime back Inte the room SWANSOV bus inui,,i :..". V. i, wnv veii'rc going you lit I nlvcrsal and prettv seen l.cpnn 1,. ' '" lewcr . , ,,,,, r.fe scenarios The lirst one he up nnd " risk K Wl - w he r the i -Id 10 Pnpn ('HHigan, ter sn Jncklc. n,h l Je T lii nrrnnge that veu and ' 1 ...I tne menev tbnt chnnSed hnndu w l"ep ; nn- " her ' SK d an enen I SJWMI In geed cash. The cempuny hfS Ml" ',ct,y haVC P DAUGHTEROF THESUN THIS IIKfllXS Till: STOIlV Jim lOndrlc. R davllmay-enre, nhol nhel nmrtptl American. In iv Mexican Kiun bllr.s joint mets Hull 1lle, nn old rlvAl and enemy, who, prejutd en by hit com- fmnlen. Inked up Kpndrle'n rhallcnne te ilKh tk game of dice. Ths companion Identity la a myntcry, -but every in mm It la a woman under th sombrero and mancullne attlre of the border. In an cxcltlns came Jim werata Hles ami then chiillpnitcB the house te another. The woman taken him up. aenaatlenaliy t Innlnir. Later he summons hltn tny tny tny torleinly te nn Interview. In which che tella of her hatred of Illaa and naha Jim te Mil her. He ref linen, ra he nan mmle a pact with hi old chum, Har low, te go en a veyagA for nema mys terious Mexican treasures After a " " age In 4 disreputable tub with a uualnt cutthroat crew, the parly lands una makes Its way te the Interior At the picturesque scene of their exploit, again In male attire, te tlielr amazement np pears Zeralda. It iippears the treas-ure-huntlnit party Is in the power of Ine straiiKe woman and her Coterie. In a startlTiie Interview she discloses that she Is the last of the Allec princesses, and lays claim te the treasure of the Menteiumas, hlcl Kendrlc Is seeldnit. Bhe proffers him her leve nnd Is bitter when he says he has no time for love. Meanwhile he has slcht of an Ameri can Blrl, Hetty Gorden, who Is rein held for ransom. Kendrlc's friend, West, has a ranch nearby. Keralda permit him te lslt West, en condition he returns te her headquarters. West proffers help. Zeralda shows her power b haMne Har low, who has come under her spell, badly shot nnd burning down Aet a ranch. Kendrlr, keeplnjr his word, re turns te Zeralda's plaee. but she Is away, and he decides te make n Kclaway. IIe flndB Hetty Gorden and premises te aid hr, but sha fears him as one of Zeralda's crowd. AND HElin IT CONTINUES 1 TreitK 1 1V1 of tin Rlrl of olden times, the Klrl hnnl tn find In our modern world. AH i of her life she hnd hnd ethers te turn te, ! men whom she loved te lean upon. Her ; fnthcr. her brothers would hnve done ever thing for her; td would have done her purely feminine part in muhiiiK l...me hei.iv. That uns what ehe was Imm for., the let of the tweet tender Kirl who is quite content te let ether i girls wear, mannish eletmns nnu no mnnnish work. Kendrlc knew in-tilic-tivelv that Hetty Corden could have made the daintiest thing Imnginnble in .i. Hint Oie would tlrclessl) and ! cheerfully nurwj n .lck men, that ehc would fight every inch of the way for hi life that she would Bland by n fntlitr ..P. .. . .i, Ml. broken llnnnemlly Vshe would put hope int.' '''"i; mtlitnrv campaign M 1 1... Ilrtlll-llt. also of Zernida. Ot UCr. H . - .. ut,n W!IR. was infinitely mere te 1W iWnR. . Hetty nrrAtl 11INI Jl" .-''- ll I can eniy " :, Mv nmi i nn V P1V 3i" . "- - i . :.... fit honor, my dear. e rul". '..":. i. i n!.1 rtnntlV. pss- bMr "'Vuirs tv-bu hat he weuhl "nlUea nm f e kill a M-lder for her. f', Jl net fashioned her te .direct n And tnniKiiiB t's -r'K:ia.ffi. ' " .., ... ..1..-.C of our henil ter i -''V- ;w" .CM, thlH was her urst rune I inn. " ,,,.. M Whb net witli expenence vlth outlaws, intuition. loeV : t brightenlnK hope ; Hetty'H gray eyes he prett . u In ere ' lmrtLnK "h?" il, -.i interruption mini rting wuen u .. ---, ., u .crc her terget uj I . . r I.. her forget te say i" jllf,t iiiruiinb 'arm. in "" ' " .. i,u wut fua, te the gun slung under h W . , I Thev wni,p'' ,'S '"TnmleiSHuringlv! Then - " . P" il lii- deee' nnd said remnvpu llul" '1U"Wait a second. I'll see which one it "nut before he could cress the room LI 1 .lint llltlKI "Sener l.sceimr na ;; isnul. "Through tne . 'staring, her face white ste.i. Her e.s "" i". i ..i. ... Knidne. Then she loeKcil P'',,,"-'-.1 i,itlinp. i When he went te licr i . ed : , .. i rt's trv te go new. "Take me away. Let s ii) b " RuU Rles' eyes gllttercil. ms hardened, lie closed he deer behind , him. watching them keen! y I "It if in my mind ,t 5fl j "" ness, Sener KrnirU. "VSHiv ' Ine evenly and emotionless!). . .New. n,trnil his mouth Itniz Rles' eyes glittered, m. ''' hie evenly " V'"V" 1. ... .:, ,.inr-,l ,,, nre .. "V . "" "" ..i-nii ieb if 1 . .. .. .uiMierniiM i'ii i'i' , 'I'd de i clean job if 1 .. 'I-!.. j j out ivcnurn-. ,nnUu " , shut veu dead In your trnLits. Ries smlleil. amlge," be "I.ct us m .".".. .; ,vr,.m there n!,i cntil "lerailiiliih " " ,7 , ., I... u plenty of time and nothing e Ne t. k lone. Veu arc kept here against jei " j It ml?ht net fit in ill with mv, "Vnrsune is "- - lniis te see you R. ' .., ttlU hnve a leek nt Escobar ! ., t.-....i-, .:. ll;"eppl aside and again threw in tbe deer But he did net stir fr-un won't las long enough for the In le go, veu New, what have ou te suv te ,.p n "A part I hnve said, returned lluu nies "I enn guess much thnl my fair ' rnusln has said te you. I knew her di- 1.;,' nnd I knew my own ! lliseje' n 1...1 "Mere, you nppcnr inteiested the' charming Miss Hett.v i'.orden. 'i ' 0nld like te go yourself, if ei " '.i,- nue te take her with jeu, 1 Hunk , ,' nrrnnge matters. At a pn.e, of ' '"" "V'u h ..v-'turnllv And the price:" ..peh-ir 'nsked twenty-five thousand lnll 1 ' s.irelv sbe Is worth that and '";,r,"- Ah' Well, what you came , mer.p' '. '.'-.-uc ,1., tn find mm be .. ..II B' ' ""liles." began Jim. speaking .lowly. Hut it was Hetty who answered. "Ne!" she cried. "Ne nnd nu nm 1 . AtIl1i inin Skjs.ii .r ne: ou ure 11 is........ .."... .-v rtins. nnd some dnr fted will bring you 1 1 te a terrible end. He sure I would be . ... .-a tl.n lnct nf veu 1111I vniir ! !l ppy I" rtu "s " . " V, .. ' of ! cousin and jour uinu. nur tne tiling of I !' ;, Ty i0"11 . tlUl'I'J " . 1 T .. .. .urn ivcnuriTt i- " '. ' ii-n Krnerrr. 10 ""; .,. nH ion n m,,. Ill ,. bothersome slranger, pay ye u a sum ilk-j , tbnt-fer inc. "',""',' t.m himself wns perplexed. lie had no ib" ire te put vr. UIeh in the wny . ..nn,..lim. tllllt which llllll lirmifrht 1 01 limn "i" " v Vi 1 1 .-- In. lb ll mM'lt nnu 1.111 1" n.-ii- " " 'i 1- -'." . r, .... , um.. tit. .- 7 ". y te give nway. were he se minded. Hai- low Imu a c nun i ...... ..... ..- nm. 1 there vveuld be nothing left for Harlow I once UIeh becnted t. Uf these matters . 1m tbeusht and also of Iletty. Her . -..- ", ,,,, .,mnml ....ink vehemence, hnd surprised him. Until new he would have thought her eager te consent te anything te insure her Immediate departure. ''Fine wjerds, senorita," said Ries, A Talc of Adventure BYQUIENl SABE (Who Knows?) Cevvriaht. int. bu Charlti Scribntr't Sens his lips twitching se that the while teeth showed. Vllut jeu had best thlnl.. Mnny things might happen te n gin, h pretty girl llke you. which nre net pleasant for Iter te experience, leu had better threw- your arms about jour countryman's neck nnd beg him te pay the price for you." , , Iletty shook her head violently, se violently that the white flower fell from her hair. Hles was gelnc en angrily, when there enmc into the yard n clatter of hoofs. "It Is Zoreida," he Mild sharply. "New be quick; In It yes or no!' "Ne!" cried Hetly. "Little feet I" mattered Ilies. Lndcr his glare she dtrw back. "Ilcfere ngnln -such help is erfere.d you. you will wish eti were dead!" Outside thev hea.d Zeralda s laugh ter, low nnd rich with its music. Then her voice as gav ns though there were In all the world no such tdiadews u these east bv destruction nnd death. And then she entered, slender und graceful in her elaborate tiding suit, her white plume nodding, her eyes dancing, her red mouthy triumphant. Ilehlnd her came Hrtice West. Kendrlc stnred nt him in amazement. Fer Hruce came of his own free will and his own eyes were shining. There wns no sign of his recent distress upon his face. Ilnthcr it looked mere joyous, mere boyish and gbid than Kendrlc hqil seen It for ymrs. The boy hardly noted mi) one in the room but Zornlde. His c)es were for her nlone and they were en lite with ndornti'en. CHAPTER XI In Which Theve Is Mnre Than One Lie Told and the Truth Is Glimpsed "Yeu!" cried Kendrlc in amazement as his leek went swiftly from Hruee's radiant face te Zeralda's und buck te Hruce. "With her! Yeung Hruce West advanced eagerly. "It's been n mislnkc. Jim." he said cnrnestl). "A cursed mistake all along the line. Wlicn I explain te you " "Hey," cut in Kendrlc sternly, "where's your head? Don't you knew that she wns one of the ciewd raiding you? Ie you forjetten nil 1 told )ou?" Zernida. hc.id held hijh. her cheeks flushed, steed eyeins him definntly. The mockery of her leek disturbed him ; she appeared fully confident of heri.elf. her destlii) nnd her place in Hni'c's esti mation. Hnice himself frowned und shook his head. "You've alwnvs been n fair man, Jim," be said. "Susyend judgment un til we've talked." While Kendrlc held his tenstip -and pondered nngrily, Zerndla's eyes llnshcd about the room. Only for nn instant did they tarry with Hetly, who, drawn nway from her almost te the table against the wnll. looked back nt her with unhidden distrust. Jengcr did they held te Uulz Hles. "My cousin." she said softly, "you Have something te say te me. What tliat I return no seen." And she went out. uies in her heels. "Can't you see, Jim?" Hruce was all exdtcinent and his hands were clenched at his side; his boyish ees blued. "It's that damned Rul. Riiis! He dictates te her; he has put the fear PHOTOPLAYS pHOTDfUYlT COMMUfY " . -PAMfUJCA il..L-- lath, Merrln fc 1'ansyunlt A. AUiambra ,t ,i , , ,eu e.i- . CHARLES RAY , In "THK Ol.ll SVUMMIV HOI.!"," TTlil-PUirMV r'rnnwiur.1 t Aiunhem ALLEvjnLN I M,,t Daily a 13. i:e. s i ni-i-.i-.vji ii-ii i RRRT LYTELL n "A TKII'jrOJAUAIlI'!:" TTtTSi 1 r -V-U THOMPSON hTd. ArOLLU mati.si.i: i'mi v CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "KI)1UNIIKI.LS" .npAniA 'CHESTNUT l.el. 10TH ARCADIA 10 A. M tn 11:15 T. SI MAY McAVOY In "MOUAI." z-zr-zr-z"-,".. . r, is? I. rilTlAllll AVI' ASTOK '"ATlNr.rriKui.V urnei.rii sniii.nKHAiT In THE WANDERING JEW" 01ST & IIALTIMOIU: HAL llVlUINn, km. ii'" -.. Mi. ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN ii'JlL,iM ' itAexnji rMA 1 1 att an DtTMM WI D WOODLAND AVE dLININ srTIM-.K DAILY .1. l. rneTiiixniiAM's "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT' BLUEBIRD Hreiul d .Susquehanna I'unttnueii - until 11 WALLACE REID in "mi: 111:1.1. ineiir.uy BROADWAY UrnaJ & Snyder Ave. .' ll IS & U V. M. MAY ALLISON In TMl'. l.ASTJWItll" ' LAl 1 1 -"- III A M t. 11 '1 P. M WILLIAM i". ( MIAXNA'sl "THE BARRICADE" COLONIAL w"rra"!V,i; ELSIE FERGUSON in "snxe or MiMi' DARHS' theatre BEBE DANIELS fTivflPR r cc Mais" st , " man avl-nk LlVlrKtOO MATINEE HAILV In "Till'. MAHt II IIMli; 1 DOUGLAS MacLEAN In "PASMNd T1IKI" FAIRMOUNT A'iSAitV SHIRLEY MASON In '(H'LKNIL" CAMll Y THCATIIU -Kill Mui'e-t st rMVllL.1 s A M TO MlDNIlillT lTtMv Slll'.ltlllW In 56TH"STri,1,-.U',,1';1";;Ilwr-ALICE LAKE !n "IJIi: t.KI'Vn.K tl.M.M" r Apr Sinn MAiiivi-.r m OL.WOI "30 iei me lu 11 BEBE DANIELS In "ONE WIL11 UKKIt" GREAT NORTHERN mVPli? MAY ALLISON In "nia GAME" :- .' . -" "" , ,ii, iiuiuui of death and worse into her heart. She is made te suffer for nil of his crimes! "Se that's the story?" Kendrlc grunted his dlstnt. "And you ve let her stuff you hide-full of lies? "Ge easy. Jim." Hruce appeared slncrrclv pained and troubled. I vc cnlled you a fair man : wen t you open your mind te the truth? She has been misrepresented, I knew. Her enemies " He clinched his hands. "She is n wonderful creature!" he Durst out. "And she has honored me with her con fidence nnd her friendship." This cry night Zernida Castclmnr hnd ruthlessly pillaged Hruee's ranch nnd from Hruca's mouth new gushed the werds: "She has honored me with her confidence nnd her friendship I Was there no t ml te the woman's mi dncitv? Was there no end te the blind sttipl'dltv of mankind which permitted of lawlessness llke tonight s being glossed ever, which went te the insane extreme of worshiping when normally the leglcnl emotion would be hatred? Was there finally, no end te the power of Zoraida? What hnd happened between Hruce West nnd Zoraida? Kendrlc knew something of Zernlda's bravado, no lit- "IJey." cut In Kendrlc. "where's jour head? Don't you knew she was one of (he crowd raiding jeu?" tic of her supreme assurance, much of her methods. Plainly she hnd gene straight te Hruce after the raid. He could see the picture of 1ier coming out of the lurid night and into the experi ence of n boy oil unnerved b) his an ger and grief. He could understand hew she offered her softened beauty te the hard eyes ; hew her veire had caressed and distorted fact; hew Zoraida had had the wit te tell her own story, make her own impression, before Hruce could hnve hnd time te steel himself ngnlnst her. Hut what tnle could she hnve told le convince n man like Hruce, who, at the least, was. net a feel.' Somehow, decided Kendrlc, she had lied out of the whole th-ng. Further, sin hnd used every siren trick she knew te drug his better judgment. She had been tender and feminine nnd seductive. While with one hand she hnd robbed him, she had cares-ed him 'with the ether. And net tee boldly ; she had net overdone it. She probably wept for him: she t vented" him te the flash of her eyes through spurious tears. Sh employ cd her beauty like a lure and had little trouble in putting the boy's sus picions te sleep. What chance would a simple, opt n-hearted fellow like Hruce have against the wiles which were Zoraida'. stock In trade? Kemlrlc re called vividly that subtle influence which Zernid . bad casScveii upon him ; which lie had ,felt even when steeled ngnlnst her. and iisked himself again what chance Hruce could hnve with her in the hour of her boldest triumph? The verv fact of her having come Immedi ately en the heels of the catastrophe rnoTeri.AYs The following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Ceinpanv 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. QD a xj-t- 4(Ce llllHr,, A,, Ma, ,tt.. UK violin . e,n : Itcaiul SESSUE HAYAKAWA In --AN Alt.MUAX KXIHIU- iVIPFRIAI C0TU 4 walnut sxr lml t-lUL, r, ., ., Elj, 7 t u TDM MIX !i';uy.L: hoi nn lHAMexii" rCARI TDM l iinsTxrr wvit at unnAf) 1MIL1UI Dnllv Ul A M te 11 V. SI. ii.ni, ii, m; mii.i.kn "FOOLS' PARADISE" Lehigh Palace a'; I MILDRED HARRIS CHAPLIN Jli -.'Mli'-L "IJIHIJ STIIUVI VOl NTKV I IRFRTY HllijAU & r'cil.I'M'lllA AV L.JUJl 1 1 MATIXCK DAII.V 151 I'lJUT Hl'lillKS' "Dangerous Curve Ahead" OVERBROOK CCD mKme POLA NEGRI in j(.ii'sviii.oeir, PAI APP" i-n"MAru,nr miieet 1 -virwi A M te ,, 1S ,. j, MM I III I 1ST l Jh?.C.?binet of Dr Caligaii" pj 33 H'18 MAHKET STItEUr s an a .r. tu u.in p. m. CONSTANCE TALMADGE In "inXtiKltlll s 111 SIMCSs" REGENT MAHKI'T ST BeI.,"iTtH ii-vjii I Wt A M tJ n ,. M (.itri: iivisnx in nt . .. L.OVC MntG nrtrl 11 Wnman" K1A. D s.--MVNTOVN AVE.NLT. ii. -vi. 1 AT rri.pi:HijcKi.N ST, CHARLES RAY 'a "Nim i ii:n ii nn i.i.iv- RUBY il-l"i:-' -'i' hi:i.(7v";tii COMEDY DAY HILL OP IIK. ILATI KHS SAVOY - '.t MitiJirr A M te .Mlilnltht CONWAY TEARL In "Alvl UK MIDNK.IIT SHER WOOD "!?.', !fii"imVuv. . .....:' A X 't!vI-.OJ0 Jt.JKlA SWANSON 111 "I MILK TIIR I.Asii'i STANLEY VfftSTJ .SI'KCIAL 1'HflIlltTIOX THE SHEJK" STANTON j!,YrKCT-A.,eu-,0T,,- 1'" 1 i A M 'c, ll i,-, i. , SITtIM, TO I'llOIIK M0N- 'THE QUEEN 0? SHEBA" 333 MARKET-;v ,:;-;:,; -- 1UM MIX In llll.lieil.ll IHUIO.MI" V CTOR1A Mu" ' sr -, iT7i 1 v-,,, li a m i , n'i. -I ..T.r.'.V:i'!i,HMT'' "IHUNDF.nr AD RIALTO WESTCHESTEK MAIXOUKniTK OMVrON In "WOMEN WHO WAIT" gave' her n leek of lniibccnce. Had Zoraida th'e trick nt hypnosis our men? It begnn te leek llke It. "Peer old Haby-bhie-evcs." mil. tered Jim. lie Joekcd nt the boy wen. ;!' dcrlngly. Then only did it occur te him' ! that Hruce nnd Iletty Gorden were , strangers te each ether and that Bruce' ''l when his sanity should return te htre' " would make a desirable friend for Bet "J fy. Se he fcald, turning toward the f Klrl : ".miss uortien, mis is nn old friend of mine; another American tee Bruce West." ' Belly looked her frank interest upon Bruce nnd her speculation was obvleui't among se many men whom she feared nnu uisirusicii sue wenuereu it here wns one of whom any girl might be surs.' She put out her hand, even wnlleS! But Bruce held stiffly back, his eye full of accusing light. "I hove heard of Miss Gorden," he snld coolly. "She is also known ns Pnnsy Blessem, I believe, ever In So Se So nera." Kendrle failed te understand and looked te Betty. Her eyes widened. Then her checks? crimsoned. "Oh!" she gasied. "Mr. West, what de you mean? I have henrd ei her, every one has. She is the meBt trrrlble crcnture!" She shuddered.. "Wlmt mndn rmi nr HiefV ' Bruce laughed his disbelief of her i words nnd attitude. I "Jim, here, doesn't seem te remem ber," he said brusquely. "If you'd been down in Sonern lately, Jim, you'd knew all about Pansy Blessem. She slngi rather well, I hear, and dances. Jt would seem that she has the makings of n highly successful actress." be rniw ' lauded meaningly. Kendrlc Etared at him. "Yeu mean that Betty Gorden here is Reme sort of an adventuress?" hV demanded. Fer answer Bruce shrugged elaborate, ly nnd returned Kendrlc's store. Jim looked te Betty again. Her face was stomped in the Image of shocked amnze inent : she scarcely breathed through her slightly parted lips. "You're talking nonsense. Bruce," Jim snld emphatically. "Sheer ret She's just Betty Gorden and in a peck of trouble. It's up te you nnd me, being countrymen of hers, le see lin through instead of hurting her feelings." Bruce regarded him somberly. "Old Headlong," he fnld slowly, "you're just the mnn te mlbtnkq a wo man. You've judged Zoraida Castlcmsr wreng: you're mnking a mistake with Miss Pansy Blessem." "Yeu feel!" cried Jim angrily. "Where the devil have your with gene? Yeu call this child nn udventurcss? Why, man alive, can't you see slie's just n baby?" "Pansy Blessem's record " began Bruce. "Deuce take Pnnsy Blessem! Wo're talking about Hetty Gorden, this peer little lest kid here. Who told veu that she was the same ns that dancing wo man?" Hruce made no nnswer. "Was It Zoraida Castelmar?" demanded Ken drlc. "Tell me. Is that what Zerahln Castelmar had te say about her?" "Well?" challenged Bruce. "Sup pose It was?" "What else did she tell you?" Jim hnd him by the arm new nnd his cy were bhuing. "Spit it out, boy. What ether ret?" "It's net ret. Jim. If you'll keep your eyes open nnd think a little you'll knew ns much us I knew." Kemltle groaned. "There's a gnme en feet that has n bad leek te it. Escobar is in It and Ries and jour young lady friend. If you'll give me a few minutes pre cnfly, I'll explain." "Escobar and Betty Gorden! Why, there's nothing between them but fear and hatred. Or rnfher that's all there was; Escobar's lying dead out there iniw. juiiz uies piuggcii min square through the heart just new. And new he's taking your lndy friend out te tell her about it ! Betty is their captive, iiviu iui litiiauui, us 1 IOIU JOU. Te b? continued tomorrow iiorepr.uVYs Horeputr . COMMKY V -erAMtwc e NIXON-NIRDLINCER m THEATRES BEI MONT !'- Anevr: siauket i:V. XdVAK mill IIK. CAST In "WOLVES OF THE NORTH" CFDAR C0TU CEDAU A VENUS CUtl , ;)(J and 37 anJ , Wallace Reid and Agnes Ayen' in "Tin- niii.i, i)i;ii:ny CO F9PI ITVT Market bet COili & 60t Ihenms Melclun, Gleria Sunnsen, ThM. Ilehfrl". llel,e Iljnlrls nml I.lln l.tt In "MALE AND FEMALE" JUMBO FIIONT ST. . C.IKARD AVK. ' JJrni'n .tunc en Trnnkturd "U ENID BENNETT In "KI-I.PIM. IP WITH MZZIE" LEADER iliT iNc..vn;it AVt i-.lr-L-'LJr .MATINEE DAILY GLORIA SWANSON In "LXliKit THE I.Ahll" LOCUST ,r;2D ANn LOCUST HTREErS IIIIIMAS JEITKIISOX In "RIP VAN WINKLE" 1 , ... . . . N YllM 5-D AND MAI5KET RTS. 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