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DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Santa Clatm' Sister
Ily DADDY
THE "GAG" MAN
OF THE STUDIO
TELLS HIS SECRETS
THE ORIENT IS POPULAR THESE DAYS
T.V KVKKY motion - pli
J- Wjir-i-f" renii'ilir nre iiini
cttup studio!
In there U :i i
KR" m mi He's the fellow who fur-'
nl.lic ihe fimtiy lt nation t lint tn.ikr
the nudieniT ihuclile. That sounds n
let eif-ier tlmn It tenlly l.
Th" "ens?" m.in is n Imililvi- ,,f
Tnughs He fniMiriiri liis mum, al
most. n nn eiisiurxr weuliJ eri'i t u
biilldmc (iiveu n ccrtniu xitiintlen in
A ft0rv. Iir vp 0U tn (',, fl ,c (,
angles piihle. known m tlicatri' nl
and nierif pnrliim-e n "ga;;!."
Tlierr arc v;mmi kind. of "s.is'
mcn-tln- man who sintiiK behind M,
camera ilnt'inc the lilmin; of a tifivr
comedy nml uliispi-r funny inlT inn
the ilirrum's e.i ; the man who werk-u-ilJi
the i(.iitinut' uiiier and din-rier
of the lenjrr and n slnpsrii-k i-nnir
tHl". uerl.inj out special Inmsli-gcttiii;
tlllit. and the man who itiriiihr .,.
"RaR that brighten up drama-1 a
furnl.I lenifdy relief.
(iettinc a Inusli i the movie I cil cil
eus liiis-inc- requirinE ni'nli tljeuel
mid labor by a poison itii an ininsiua
tire mind. When tin- reiitimnri f"
a live-ri-el renvdj i written tln 'f
narle writer put. In all the laugh ' -nation
h- can think of and tlmu 1 li
"gac" man comes alone and add
mere Sometime :i many a ri"ln dif
ferent stunts are Mij;pied for 11 ccrtan
n:enr before the 1 iilu one is tetmd.
iuiple little "sac" that I
ili'li'liii into -i
JaWm- r
TACK
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CHAPTER 1
IllBRciy, Illjrgcty. Big!"
and Janet sat up nnd looked
bout In surprise. They lind been
en, a dreamlike trip te Egypt when
lliey had fell a tickling at their feet.
They had kicked nnd jerked, and the
kicking and jerking hnd brought them
hack from Egypt quicker than n wink.
Here they were again in Sleepy Wood Weod Woed
chuck'H net. nud with lliein were Chip
nuil Chipper Chipmuck, who also had
been in Egypt.
Hackee Chipmuck and hit wife were
bifily tickling Chip and Chipper Chip-j
wlille Dame Instinct wnx tickling I
I wnlk in the snow, they fount! It linrtl
I work. Tliey fell far behind uame in
stinct, as they followed licr through the
! forest In search of the summer bird that
I sang spring songs In the wintry weeds.
I "Oh my. 1 am getting nil lived out,"
I puffed Janet.
1 Damn instinct looked back nnd saw
I their trouble.
"Wliv, you peer children" she ex
claimed, "I feigpt you couldn't walk
en top of the snow. I'll have te lis
that."
Dnine Instinct tore twins off n wil-
Bhrlll, piping sound. She was whis
tling, and she seemed very end nuil
lonely.
"What is the matter, Little Curly
HcndV" nsked Dame Instinct. "Why
arc you mnking Hint shrill, piping
sound?"
"I nin trying (e sing like a bird be
.viiise, Hanta Claus forget me this year
nnd dldn t bring inn the swcet-Miiging
bird I nsked him for."
i Dame Instinct looked nt Utile Curly-
Head with pitying eyes
CLUBMAN SLAIN IN WOODS
B.
In
man nnd ppertsmnti, who
missing Mncc last April nftcr leivi.4
Koapeke, Vn., te walk te the, XerihiJJi
ueerKin unc, uiccuvcs reported WA
yesterday. u'r
Hnrscll, who undertook the tramnii, '
eN "XUV ." -'" t" 2 ' le A?""1 Jilii:
L. Harsell'a Bedy Found
Mitchell County, N. C.
Ashcvllle. N. C. Dec. L'7. (By A
I'.) A body feumi n me woeus op .-. - himtlnir
J lichen County. lii been dent ur -an Alllcrrn, wnB believed te lave Tth
11. L. Unwell. wcnltliyNcv erk club-1 ,nnr,jc,r(, n u
"Se thin It the dear llllle clrl Santa
i Clans overlooked." she whispered, just
loud enough for Jack nnd Janet te hear.
".My jelly old brother told me nbettt
flier."
I Jack nnd Jnnet were surprised at
Mini. Was Santa. Clnus really Dame
Instinct's brother?
(In tomorrow's eltaplrr Dame
stinct tells Curly-Head n story.)
In-
I. vei, .lenmi' uttle Ii i , .n a nt useally sf.cks te tieiitc iiarler
miii'di i- c.inserving with 'iic!. .11. 1 Arab and such in her new pi
1 1:1 -. Eden nnd Relnin " Nete her Onenttil cetiime
Often
meant
hearty
THE MOVIE VAXS LETTER-BOX
1 -ih for n gig!
IiihsIi geiicr.
Ily HKXIIV M. NEEI.Y
TIHJISE arc three aciiernl method
of geifinj knigiis 111 motion piciure.
line ilireiigli a funny .itiBitien. one h
the n-n .f mechanical device and
'prep - 1 in k umbrella nnd the like
and t.ie third b cleier (Hie that tit
the Hi-Hun.
Walter Reed, the "gas'' man at the
I.askj West Cear tudi.. give. the
fellow mi; eveu sure way In jet ,
laugh .
Kirt Have a 1 huM
Second I c of wat"! : a broken
water niain r a Heed in a reception ,
room
Third A panic enined b water,
fire or .tcatn.
Fourth. A .i-a re. with wild 11111
Ulalti: a man being brme witli a
lien behind him. '
Fifth. .Iit,iken idenlit.
Sixth fhcrbi-aring wife. The mat
rimonial "gag" ha hundreds of vari vari
mien Seventh Shewmc a pratical
joker jetting ,-aught in hi n 11 trap
"TVTOST of our proem -iini 'gag"-'
A'-- -eme trein the old variety show
of thtrty-livc year. age." explained
Eccd. who has been in the theatrical
profession as actor, stue maniigci-. di
rector and producer since 1V.11. "You'd
be surprised if I told you thai Mul Mul Mul
doen's Picnic' the old Iiish standby
which Unrry and Fayc appeared 111
thirty-eight ycan age. ha furnished
the basis for mere than fifty plays and
as, mdny comedy picture. Tin. plu
had mere fundamental 'gag' than a
hundred recent pla Every time a
'gag' man gets Muck he thtnkf 'Mill 'Mill 'Mill
Uoen' Picnic.'
"The piny told the trj l the neni
IrWiman aiid lue friend, a little ig ig
nerau Iri-liinnn. who was ulna; get
ting into trouble Yeu i-nu ee the
pessibillnes in s'nii a situation.
The life of a "gag'' man in n motion
picture studio is no bed of roc. Ii
is jut one comedy iuutien after an
other. It is hard te tell a futinv ter
in the parlor, but that in'r anything
compared with putting a t mm v ' gag
en the screen.
'. K. S.. Mth mid I.tnllew slrecl.
wiiteM in in av another '-lii! wi.ril"
en the -ih.irt "f Mill Sllllill Iternliii'ilt
piitiire. In regard te it." he ai. "I
take from my dinry that I nv if at 11
MiCRtie 111 Third and Market int.
Jnnunt :!l. mill, and the n.iinc .( n
wtis '.Jeanne l,.i..
l.llli.tll II. II. Willi ". n,lli:el
wnni veii av 11 be u 1 Ruihdpi. abn abn
t.ne. 1 II tiii, by von. He' about the
meit nriieie, ,reei! 111 im- I've ever
een " S.. 11 Je ak a few i'uetien-i
which v f 1 r te answer a follew:
That fellow 'Urnnflie I'.illy." who nl
nay plated in Western pictine.." i
no longer acting for the piitute Mi
till, tie t .1 a I! Af l..ln..At. n...l .1.., .....
..u,... .. ,. ... .,,. . 4 nill.1 -I'll , huh in,- in-' .
time I heard of him was that In- limit '''".'"
,1 m ,r,e.,,.nL. ... . .I...! .1 I.....l I I'tltl I
.,., 11,1' ! l III , lllll.-Mill lIMt 1,11 1,1 V.MI
'tie i goed-lonkitig, he will get away
witli reltcn nctlng.
"And Y1" said he wa goud-lneking
,hen ;ou knew for a fact that he is
I net half a geed-looking a our own
Wnllic IUdd.
' "Well: I guess I've aid mv piece,
lint lii'feie I cee I Mould like nu te
kimn thai 1 admire a teal ai Im- and
I would like J oil te tell me if he
married, hi age nnd hi nddre. T
' n'fer te Ciillen l.jindi. Thank ou.
1 I lulmite .Mm e much n I adnilre t'ul
, leii and "U eau tell the wmld I like
ithiit "bv I'.ut 1 won't get .nie If
jeu don't like Ciillen."
j i Well. ue . that' might; niie of
I inn. Mr. i!iae. And I'm glad that
w m't have te disagree about Ciillen
. for I De like him P.n' I
tell win his age for tlie simple
nun
Jack and Janel
".My. I thought you never would j
wake up." said Dame Instinct, a Mie I
blinked their eyes open. '
"We came near sleeping until
spring." said Jack. "We were with
Sleep Woodchuck in Egypt when you
tii kled our tee." ;
"I thought as much," said Dame In- ,
stunt. "It was a geed thing I ful-1
lowed jeu here or ,ieu would have'
missed all the fun of winter. I'.ut
luirrv new. The new bus come, and
we inusi lind the summer bird who
sings spring songs in the chilly weed".
or he -is sine te perish of cold and
hunger."
Ilaikee Chipmuck hurried hi" chil
dren along with a eufT en the ear.
I feel sleepy m.iself." Hackee said.
"I tliinU I'll lake u little sneeze until
the storm i.s ever."
And Hackee Chipmiuk did lake a
sneeze, dropping etf Inte a nap as seen
a he get hnck te hi own cave, and
Mrs. 11m kee Chipmuck and Chip and
Chipper Chipmuck fell asleep, tee,
"That will tin theni geed," said Dame
Instinct. "They will be nice and cezj
heie while the cold winds blew out
side." Dame Instinct led Jack and Janet
op through the Chipmuck's tunnel, te
I be outside deer.
"Whoe-oo-iio '." the wind reared at
them.
Tlckel) -tap! Ticki'ty-tnp! Hard
snow pelted I hem In the face.
"Old Mini Winter I here," cried
Dame Instinct.
"Oh. the Miew is si deep we can't I
walk in It." cried Janel.
"Heiglity teighty, that' easily
titcd." cried Dame Instinct. She
tapped Jii'k and Janet umartly en th.'
bead while she lepented strange word.
"l'.iRgcly. liijgety, big. Crew as fnt
as a greedy pig."
As Dame Instinct said these word
.laik and Janet became children again,
and the snow was no deeper than their
knee. As for Dame Instinct liereett,
she grew into a beautiful young prin
i ess all drescd in white furs-.
Hut when Jink and Janet tiled te
low tree and quickly fashioned them into
sr,owshecs. She was very clever with
her lingers, nuil was helped by her fairy
powers. In less time than It takes te
tell. Mm snowshoes were finished.
Dame Instinct fastened one pnlr en
Janel "s feet nnd the ether pair en
Jeck's feet
"Hurrah! This Is fun." cried Jack.
I and be began te run. One snowshoe
! tee caught in a vine. Over went Jack,
! eulrkcr thnn scat, bur) Ins bis neic In
the snow.
"Ha: Ha! Ha '." laughed Dame In- . lATttAI srr.ci.U, itnTnr.itAVUitr.
.,t, ' . ! i,.,i. ......i-t.wl Imel- te tilu Suprlmenl w 11 li Usiietl Irlilny. .lanusrv
Mlnct, as .luck Mrtlgglud hack te tin,. 'm th0 Kvcn,,c rui,tie Tdccr, chewinu
feet. "Yeu have te learn te walk up ;'(, Uclaware Jttvcr llrldBf. -Adv.
fore you call expect te run." s .
"New we will seen lind Mint summer '
bird." cried Dame Instinct. Mnrting
off faster thnn before. t '
Soen (hey heard n shrill piping sound. ,
The shrill piping sound led them te n
leg cabin In the di ""P weeds. At the
window of this heue was a little otirly etirly
headed girl. And It was Mils Uttle
curly-headed girl who was making Mm
Aftcr-Diimcr Tricks
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App'c I
Cut an orange Inlo qunrters and i
carefully peel the skin off each part
Plaster the orange peels en te an apple
of about l lie same size, nnd the finished
product will cicely resemble n genuine I
orange. Place the Unit nt inn orange In
a dish of fruit. J
Ever; one will be surprised when teu
take an orange, peel off the skin and
lind an apple iniilc. i
i e;,iriat.', I'tit. hj I'uh'tv T rdgrr rempatt!
iiavi: vor nr.KN kissi:d?
IIi.w te kl what te 'te linw te nri -Uies'
ts Hi" ruIij'ci of r Ercat pag h'
i hnrtf V lnil:" in th Mnirnzltie Portion
..' nixt Sunitav n rvni.tr l.KMiKii lrfi-.
mi). A i any tate he i net mting an) t
mere. Neither Albe Lake nM- Marien j
Davie i married te my knowledge, i
Mis. Lake i twentv-feui' year old.
bur I de net knew Mis 1 ta !' eact
age. but should judge she i aieund
twenty. eight. In regard te my "frank
opinion of both" I can only snv Mint '
tney ate moderately capalde and verv
popular lendin
"Encliantnient
witu mi' Mint Mi D.ivi,- forte I
coined) rather than drama
icnni Hint he relues te state It In
ntiv of the biographic 1 hae of him.
Address him i-nrc of (iidilwvn. Culver
f'itv, Calif. He i t'icie new working
under the diii-ctleii of Ruiierc Ilugbes,
in "Remeiiibruin e." Yes ': lie' mar
ried anil hi Christina present tlii5!
j en r is a b.and-new babj daugliter. i
II. S. eely.
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adies It you ve seen . lJf. -Stimrt Helmes is at pieent work-
i.iiun ."ii I'm "'" Hi" Wit I lev ncl-nie oil "Tin Tei.
ener of Zemin." Address hint nt the
Metre studies. Hollywood. Calif. Ne:
. , ,. " ,..,.. ,. . ,' I dniibt if we are relative. There are
Jehn f.raws. Mild .Meme street. etlly f,.. 0f my branch of the faiullv
'V, 'i....' .1 ' . ,,1. . i .'. . ,'K" '" Philadelphia, and I knew them all.
ill lili' l'X..l.w I I. III. is l.rin.r.li IIIMII
.Mniy l.eimaide te yourself is exactly
what 1 have been looking for. Yeu at-
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.,..". -,i,,' i n,H fj- nun- 1111-
ant. I'd like te tell "em what 1 think
"Will i" til' Wlp," who ilee.n'l
want me te publish her name and all
et (he whole bunch."
feeds te de It ill verse,
HARRY MYERS ONCE
PLAYED HERE
IS STOCK ACTOR
ei any mere.
"Well, new; that's tee bad. I'mr
"ii needn't werty. I like ion twice
as much a I ever did and I'e liked jeu
a great deal since I read the irr arti
cle wiitien by Mm 7 admite )eiir
fi.itikness n' opinion and the livelj
wav tm wriie. And Mary uei te like
Miu, tee. tut. sju, e you don't admire
Rudelph Valentine, whv ou are no
geed. Se nun Ii for Mary.
"Thedn Mara used te be my favorite
tar and I cert.linlv would bae one
swell lime hating i-verbeiis who didn't1 Te
admire her because I ui.l. ISuf wlien i '"
If i eme te liking fiats et my n'ii ex. r si
wh). I ilnn't even knew- ltudelnh i i l'r..m tl
alhe and it' net hei-nue he i Iinl
inn. The reaen i that he i uch a
leni-etted DF thar lie doesn't care hewC!i, '" "'
he aits, anil lie needn't think that nil , ,..T1!, '.'",'.!",.
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And
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If 'lie. j rx t)ie ,Mn h- n .-
AVuuM n-'w wtia U'liJ v a i ,
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se fully n'j"!
muss) v ugsv h Jin.
fall uf .he
Hit y l'a?n pre'.- i
That ' lert of Tre
l'! rath'r s" P-ila NVri.
Whu ,' lcat ht th m xch "f ',np
fans mp lil' Miirv jintl ihl. h'
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Mr-I rf pi. tur
ih "TTrann ' of ill rt.
uf llf in ' wil I
nl hf n'c- of h humble horn-
H!
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remembered
be
old
MYERS, who may
by natrens of the
'ilrard Avenue Thcatje, and who al-e
lived ii tin ity when he was a mem
ber of the Kerepaugh Sleck Company
for two .ears or mere, has scored an
other Mices ,,ii the i rccn playing op
posite Duns May in ner iaret mniedy
drama "I!e Cni.j
Jjir, in made ii big hit in "A
Cenue. tn ui Yankee in King Arthur's
Court ha another file n Mil latest
ii-eilui 'ion whuh ht him i.kf a new
glove
AHh'iug'i Ue i hi Ii,. emit th,it:e
M)ers ha.- I. ad n most mii esuful and
iil'erestin; fatter lie was born In New
Ilavn Conn . a nephew of Madame
Khca Hi early tiie.itiii.al a.sociatieus
gave Dim a natural bent for tbc stage.
nnd at the ase of eighteen, after a mere
or less desultory schooling, he joined
the Gtrard Avenue Theatre Stock Com
pany In this city. He played "bits"
ier two seu'-en. whenever he could get
H chnnte. I'etwcen tbee ilianies be
Xas "prep liev." "gups' nnd general
handy man
Then he emerged a- a juvenile .eud.
and bcennu i member ei iln- I'erep.i igh
Stock Ci-nipMiiy here.
Mjrr then went en tin rnii .n upei upei
lelre. with a number of we.i-hiiewn
Htarfi. duting which nine he iii.vl in
(iraustnrk" nml crenled semewluit of .i
Ur with his interpretation of the ioio ieio ioie
edy role of "Harry Anguish ' A' ting
en the advice of n friend, be .leined il.e
l.llbln forces heie. when tliat pien
company was just in n nneitiei
Vas a I. tt lingo.
Heu) te Raise Pearls
By J. P. McEVOY
OKAI
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nciitiiiiKil (iiiidauce .Series
EAIiI.S. a iner eM'iybedv knew
111'" Ihe tears cried li eyters w l.en
tuei ii.ie lieen nnpecd upon. Se me
way te ruts" pearl i nbueu. First .
ge out nnd lind a bed i." n;Ml Yen
mar Jiel riinl one tlie iitt or vei einl
Un.e. tint it miu keep tin. King you win
Mm go home and wait. Yeu wait abeur
'ml) j ears or something like that
mi might lind something '" de while
miu are wtiitjng. if you wi'1! mi i;m
u I )eurelf.
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'Nml 1 nulil de it eitr.flf if vni iinir nr
1 ey 1 or 'I'liey t'v t ji-i ii" rnri'
1 1 lili-kfT out. Imt Old' f-an ' n lllPr
sian ii-jins about ii. 'I'liry think iihnii'
a'i tin- mi'iitt trick- thai 'iavp lin
piayd upon ilmm t'tid ihf-j mv - 1I1
. Linn. 'I'liry lliililt of what n.iglr iii,r
bn slinilid tiirin instniil nf nstr.'
dl.U jniii- n'stfr fiiiuli' w.ili tin- crai kcr--articliekps, nf v-lm-li tin 1 11 .-
Inft band and inserr a lnrse crcw- I vrry tnnd r.v-abu intdens e" ri-cn
driver in bis fnie. Th osier will 1"- Uoquefert flifpsf. When tlipy think 01'
.l.t. but npvpr mind. Yeu must. b ' bow tlipy mislir linvr bad Itrviuofert
firm. In thp eppains made bv Hip i c1icpp iti'tfad of oyster i-iaikprs thpy
srrpdiiM-r inspri a picre of oyster
IT
an eytfr se mad n
I hi' mnnitp tic .spf?
(raidtpr.
Netlm? niakp
an e.vsti ni-l.i'i
the evst.r 1 iiuki'i'. lii will spI.p upun i ati raisin
it and trv te iM" i r ion inusr
vicllani I'" 1101 li-t him foil you.
piv still tianipf. iinuuy nil i.'ipsp. tears
i-eatrulatp, rongenl and crystallize,
around tlip't' eysli'r rracker. and In
tiiiin these tears inak'' thu p-niN you
b
It
n,., i.vi.ipi iiisni.i i,i utieirieii or
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-lei ,iinl repeii; 1. ip. ijivl.1tien. 'linn
Of i-niir". bv tlii! tune rmj Im
tiled wattinc and have died, bu
isn t tii nti'i-s,' fault. Yeu n.adp
Mull l'P
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them Aaaa
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In "II1C. (lA.MI
(itnitt.i; mi',1. mini's
, "THE SHEIK"
' AD'ni 1 O '' TllOMPSO.N UTS
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"A TALE OF TWO WORLDS'
, AKCAJJIA 111 . M tn II K, f M
ETHEL CLAYTON
, in"i:xrr tjji; Mi'l'.
' A CThtJ KHANM.IN & i.ll'.Mlll ,1W,
AblvJK mviim.'-' ii.vit.v
MARION DAVIES
In rNMIAVrMKVP;
CONSTANCE BINNEY
in "Tin: MAj.irrri
: lihlSiN matim:ij dailt
GLORIA SWANSON
! lHjjt NiycuTniL1'-11-
' KTifTr O I O YS Hreail SiiMim-Hanm
' DLUlliDll'L' i-ontlnueuB y n '1 11
1 MARION DAVIES
In "KM'IIANTMKN'.I"' .
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THEATRES U
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MME. NAZIMOVA
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MIRIAM COOPER
In "Till: NKltlADlt"
KAR! TDN" niTMir Af.ev 11110AU CFDAR
Wallace Reid & Elsie Fergusen ' RICHARD TALMADGE
1
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DHL.1V1U1N li ,:!t)" 3, nn .til 30 i 11 r. M."
AI.1.HTA1I I-1ST in
"FACE OF THE WORLD"
r.OTII t, f-.IIl! AVENL't"
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Lehigh Pal
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MARION DAVIES
III "I.M II WTMI'.NT"
BROADWAY
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i-.iijii 1 1 .uatim:i; iaii.v
PAULINE STARK
In "SAIAATjIIX NKI.l."
OVERBROOK"aG ''Vi-svvF"1'0
THOMAS MEIGHAN
J.nJJ Al'PV 11HJS'2
PAI ATP '-' MAitKin uTimii-r
l -l-vr U A. M te 11:15 I'. M.
WILLIAM S. HART
In "yillTi: OAK"'
PR'NCR u,,s MAItKHT HTKKKT
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GLADYS WALTON
I . In "111(111 lli:i:i. S"
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niere than l'niirn'u
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v r,n
HI' AYA1S one of l.ubin' ha i.red
players and later turned ln mien1
toward dlrcPtiiiR. Then be lift I.ubln
te organize his own company and pro
duced a heries of remedie known u
"Encore Productions. " An engiiBcment
lii 1 Vnudevllle fellow iil and lie traveled
throughout the ICaslern circuits In a
Mketch Piilleil "A l'rieml In Need," In
which he ldnycd the lending role.
I'pen bin return t" tlie screen a
JUtl mero than te .eiim age be 1111
medtatrb iniid" a niche for blnie'f. nnd
lu that short time be bns appeared in
unity of fie leading piedin Hen, in
eluding "Tlie Notorious Mrs .Sand..''
xrlth' Uesfcle Uni-rlfcale; 'Peaceful Yal
1m' and Forty-five MinuteN from
Brondwey," with Charles IUy: "A
.wniseLcdt Yankee in King Arthtir'n
l t.irt." ''Don't Tnut Your Husband."
Mtt. fl. V. P.." wilh Clbnrles Itnr.
, "ft March lUre," mlUJi Pqbe Ranlel", I'.l
rHai?.srAYitii vr "Aobedy'' I
All Set for
NEW .YEAR'S EVE
Welcome in Little 1922 in
THE PALM ROOM
Service IJc Luxe, Complete, $7M
Music and Dancinft
Fer Reservations Pheno Walnut (5800
THE HOTEL ST. JAMES
Walnut at Thirteenth Street
-resi
Delicious drinks ptepareil with the purest,
freshest milk! Nothing e'se combines jucli en
joyment and such splendid nutritive values.
Out) quart et milk contains ns much nour
ishment aa nine ounces of white bread, one
pound of lean beef and nine, eggs. Drink
.Scott-Powell Milk for health and pleasure.
SCOTT-POWELL
JLX J. JL J x
t.reiti.i: Mixreiiu's
"THE SHEIK"
CAP! lOL, , V M ! i It'll P. M
TOM MOORE
in "iiitiM TiiiiiKys. y
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COLUrSlAL .'ie. T nml U V. M
i.i'.iiut.n jiKi.reun's
"THE SHEIK"
DARBY THEATRE
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "UlljT Ml IN KNOWS','
EMrKLba matimu: iail,v
(.r.eitdr. Miii.nmii's
"THE SHEIK"
I i . M le II K 11
GARETH HUGHES
I In "1. VIMf l-S'l'S; III TIM rn
R1A1 ffi (WJIIMANTllW V WKM-i:
mnuiu vt ri i,'i:i(ii-ii-:n mt.
GLORIA SWANSON
iii "i mh:ii tiii; i.asii"
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tsvi.j i ln x r le ii ij I-, ii
LESTER CUNEO
j Iti'-lii.j i; iii.ai:' .
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COLISEUM ?;,
(HACK 1IA
"Leve, Hate and a Weman"
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(ill.U'K 1I.1MSII.N III
1 MRO J'neNT sr a
itnni) av
I 'ran; 'eru "
Junilie .lur
GLADYS WALTON
In "Till: MAN TVMMl"
8 A. M tu MWiilshl
NORMA TALMADGE
ln 'tidlXIl STItAHillT"
Villi nnei u Av
: I3VI-J. II 3U
VIOLA DANA
jn "i'i Pi-ins or iatt,"
SHERWOOD cV,'vr
FAIRMOUNT T.li'".?-1 STANLEY VTZ fMWl.
comes te -en the morning .ifir it
Inu8 tl'e cow. Jt I.s l;epr ni nn
unMir.NliiK temperature nf J8 ilettri ft
The uniform frexhnesH nnd purity
of Si'en -Powell ."Mill; linve liec-n n .uli
h 'n tile li; years of ceasi Ic-s ' , m
fn- a liiclir nleul of iniilf. ..nun
In rk rtiitl en,' niereSri-i't-I'iiwtll M,,J,
SCOTT-POWELL DAIRIES
15th nnd Parriih Streets
Hell Phent, Preston 2308
rs;
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Tprr je '
j
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irnrli, llnril nllh
i-nnilraii, ulrrllr
B lni i-nrrlc-
.Toll-Penrll Milk
from hc iimihItt
renrlTltiK center
In the VhllmleU
phln Duli-y, lainr
lnK n cleaner
milk, "(rrihrr Iir
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PAULINE FREDERICK
lu "THK. 1.1 HI. ir.l,IH."
lAKTir TIlBATlti:- Till Murkei Si.
1'AlVllL'l h A M TO MIONIUllT
HERBERT RAWLINSON
inJ'i.'UJLVlEIlJUi? 13"
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TO I Tl 31 MM'lSKt: IJA1I.Y
MACK SliNM.TT'M
"Leve, Hener and Behave"
-fni?" 6001" "MAIIKKT ST.
Lifc.vJljl-' -3 ami (i 30 te Jl
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
In "T11K QlHlf TOOM NOWHKI1K"
I-D ApJT 028 airard Ave. JUnt Md.
VJlrl?ii Violin unit Organ Itedtat
I II, IV. finiPI'ITH'rl
i Trn Mether nnrl tli T BU"
ji.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
In "A 1'IIINCi: Tllr:HIMVA"
STANTON V-'V'Ti ("T,- '."'
"A CONNECTICUT YANKEE"
In KIM. AIITIM If.S f III UT
333 MARKETiiTVi'.: iV-VVV"
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "WIIVT Ml MN KNOWS"
VICTORIA MAllKr.T T al'iT OTli
CHARLES RAY
in "Tin; MinNinnr iikm."
I PAHITD 1STA- IiANCASTf-lt AVt,
uuiniyuiv MATINi:i: UAII.Y
Itt I'lJUT Ill'lillKS'
"Dangerous Curve Ahead'
I OH ICT f'-'1 and Mici'sr sTnnaw
LUl-UOl Mum. 1.311. . 1.30 r.2 1130 te 11
PAULINE STARK
In "SNOW I1I.IN1I"
NIXON r,-u ATrMAr';ffi
GLADYS WALTON
In "int. ii ni;i:r.s"
n i -m i .-.'ifi imi vvwni .TS.
mvuLi iivTiMiK nAit.r
ICOIIKflT Mi-KIM nml (l.lllll. .UIVMSlw
"A CERTAIN RICH MAN"
69TH StT'":ATP y,x.
Al.l.-STAU CsT In
"Don't Tell Evcrylhing"
S1'RAND'"ue,imt'0v st. i
iii:eiUii; mi;i.i (iiti'
"THE SHEIK"
AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OFM.P.TO.A.
Ambassador W.
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
In "llNI( tl IS lilt IISSi:!
si .'..-.III fiermaiiten '
ucrmantewn matim.i f"v
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"The Mvsteneus Rider
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