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VITAGRAPH MOVING
TO COAST SOON,
OUR CONNIE SAYS
By CONSTANCE l'ALMEK
Hollywood, Cnlif.
TT HAS bee n. rumerdd for the loot jear
jl that the Vltasraph Company is plan
Mnr te meve Its entire orcnnlzatlert
ittetn New Yerk te the West Const
?hls rumor Is net officially cenlirmcd
i, yet, but tlie facts point te its mi
Umnt. Albert E. Smith, president of the VI-
ngraph organization, lins icmntei)
iken up his residence en the Oent.
(an Palge, his wife, accompanied him
,-em isew lerk iter pictures win ue
lade here in future.
Alice Calhoun preceded Mr. and Mrs.
"mlth bv a. month, nnd has been en
lged in playing "Lady nebble" In the
ltairnnh production of 'The I.lttie
Klnister." Earle Williams is taking n i
lert rest between plumes, but expect. i
t start work seen William Duncan'
id Edith Jehnsen, hi wife, are co i
jrrlng, and .Tlmmy Aubre is making
'orcel comedies.
The only Vltagrnph stars who are net
t the West Const new are Cerinix
ifflth and Alice .Tejve. The latter
l retired temporarily frriiu pletuies
lowing the birth if a daughter, b-it
sn Griffith ii heading the enlj rem
ly working at the New Yerk studio.
d, Incidentally, let us send thought theught
res te the person who selects Miss
'ce's stories. She Is n geed actress,
1 has an engaging manner and an
estlng persenaltt. Why should they
k te kill her professionally by ns
ning her the clap-tran In which they
uent her te the public eye? She's
rth spending mere money en.
It Is net Improbable that Antonie
irene will start n new serial befere
ir, although this is net official.
If It is finally decided te meve Miss
Iffith and Miss Joyce te the Coast,
will make Vitagraph one of the larg larg
Btudles in Hollywood, Itself ranking
:t te Lasky nnd Metre, besides nuM
; two notably capable actresses te
aggregation of scintillating brilliance
't Is new generally Known that l,u
e Carlisle latelj eume en from New
k again te play lends In I.nrrj
ion's comedies. Her new contract
s, te the best of the writer's knew I
e, for two program comedies nnd
one mcledrnmntic spectacle that
ion Is planning te make.
'his cxteniive Vitagraph program
ns te give the lie te the mero or
prevalent feeling that we are pass
through another slump. While, it
true that two of the large studies
'e curtailed operations temporarily
!dwyn and Metre it H genernllj
jwn thnt this is preparatory te big
ngs in the cenllng jear.
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
nv IIEXIIY M.
Jere Daniels, Jenkhitew n Yes ; I
nv I haven't answered ur (ut'
a yet But when rett dig up nn
nt history and nbeut n player who
cr was prominent nnywuy you
st give me a little leewny. I don't
lly knew as much ns 1 pretend
nnd sometimes I bae te send the
stlens te ether people. Tbere nrc
kinds of knfwledge. jen knew ; one
te have it in your heau and the ether
te knew where te get it. Mine Is
i latter kind. Just hnve n little
t dence.
4-
5 . D. II .
tience.
Mount Airy, writes: "I
ink it wa jut spite that made you
p 'The Sheik' from that list of
J best pictures you published in the
Victise I'l'niie IiEnefcn
"I really thought 'The hhclk' (leav
j X Valentine out of the question, al
; lugh I liked Mm n let) was the best'
1 'Hurc I've seen for two years. Can
ii tell me who directed it.' i
"And 1 thought 'Peck's Bad Bey
s the funniest ceraedv I cer saw
'ter even than 'The K.d,' which jeul
. 'lutled in your list
"Then there was 'Through the Bne'c
or' of Mary Pickford nnd eh! Mr.
ely, dldn t you really think thnt bet
than 'I.lttie Lord Fauntlero"'
'Se ray list would include thee three
1 sIbe 'Dangerous Curve Ahead,'
Ich your list gave honorable men
; 'Sentimental Temmy,' 'The G tent
1 personatien,' with Janus KirUvwed;
i imraa's Affnlr.' ith Constnnee Tal
I dge; 'Sign en the Doer,' with her
I ter. Nerma . 'The Branding Iren.'
he Three Musketeers' nnd 'The Queen
Shcba.' '
3 (I've been .veiled of eeiytblng ex
5'pt fcpitP. se. new that 1 m cenhted
J that, let's go. It's prububly unent-
S 'US.
5 As we stated very frankly "hen we
9 bllshed the list, of the pictures that
S i thought best, it is enlj u, matter of i
inlen and we er ckarlv initcd the'
S'is te contradict it If they wanted te.
tr ether words, we get our alibi nil
tj 'Ay before the charge whs made, ir
g s Geerge Melferd who directed "Thu
g slk." New for jour ether qucs-
8 ns:
fulla Swayue Gorden is still in pie-
1 es. She was in the cast of "hy
4 'ls Leae Heme," which ii still te be
3 n in this city.
J ilarry Merey Is at nresent working tn
2 plcture called "Beyond the Hnin- '
a v." belnc directed by William Chris-
Cabanne In New 'ierk.
"The Little Minister" has been
led three tlmej Twe of the r r- '
ns, the Kainnus-Lasky and the Vila
inh. starring Bettv (Vininvni mid
ice Calhoun, respeetnelv. hiue re-
ntly been seen here An old tw-
ieler was made bj Vitagraph with
2 ara Kimball Yeung
Yes, Charles lta
appenrrj In two
ICturca b'ferp "llie (,,'enunl. Thi'j
."se "String JJcatu iinu I he flii'r-
' Sen "
All risht; no II rrmt Ihcoderp Kei.
I! picture ns een rm v,-p can get
eund It. lif was iprteinlr lini' in
Foel's rnrndisp " Se you mid I ncrer
i that, teu, us well uh en m kiiKh
Ink.)
M"aurine TeneM Admlrrr !'' 111N
M your letter asking nheut Mnurlm1
wcrs, but, h 1 rrmembcr It, tln'he fni ii
iwrr four quchtimib; iii;i eevcntcxii ;
lght, fic fert two Inulics, wi-lgbt,
nety-slx peundH, blonde, with blur
ts; nddiejs, 'riierndki Hetel, linS
est FUty-slxtli street, New Yerk. If
tat decsnt cover -tlie bill, let ini knew
'id I'll get the rest for uii or ou
n wrlte lier jeurtelf Sbt-'d be very
lad te huar freui an admirer, an be 1m
Ifcw in iik'tures uud little eneeurugc- '
ents like tiiat count n let.
Ardent Header C'rn u ford Kent has
ist finished work with Uuge llnllln in
pleture temporarily called "'1 he Lux-
y Tax," (bough I hope the title will
i changed, lie was born in England
id educated there, and was In liuisl. I
il comedy befoie he went into pic
iren. IIe has been seen in "Thais."'
IXhe Danger Murk." "Ordeal of
esetta." "l'rlnre Cesni" '(Jeed
Jracleiis, Annabellp '' llreadiiy
tines." "Cnrepr of K.itlienne Uusli,"
ICemc Out of the Kitchen " "Kiltlan
t Storm," 'Other Mphs Shew."
triieu Shalt Net." "Slnnrr. ' "J hoi
'Jaytbluir of
cCfk Dailf Mevie Magazine
COMEDIES ARE AS
THH old dnrq n comedy preduc
j- ti
tien dldn r c"t much In the wnv
of pesfumes nnd venerj . They were the
Inst things thought of. Any old junk
nbeut the studio could be thrown to
gether te make n ballroom scene, nnd,
if it showed n let of Incongruities, se
i-.uch the better, in the opinion of the
ceiiedy director.
Hut nowadays the demand of the fans
for realism has extended te comedies,
nnd such cnmp!es ns "The Kid" and
"A Connecticut Yankee" show hew the
producers nre listening t t' e fins'
wlhe.
Here is one of the met e'nberate
sets ever built fr cemedj It shown
n scene in "Melly O." with Mnbel
Nermnnd in the foreground Nntu.e
net only the costly set. but the e'ob e'eb e'ob
eratenevs of the costuming of stars ani'
the hundreds of etrn.
Uelew is n picture one of the few in
existence showing the famous Mack
Sennett himself. He is gutng h.s O K
te a shot en location for "M"llv O '
NTKr.Y
Broadway." "Dellnrs nnd the Wemnn
anil "Youthful Telly." He Is fin feet
ren inches tall, weighs 1.V5 pounds und
has dark blown hnlr nnd dnrk gray
pes. His address is the Lnmbs' Club,
West l-'orty-feur'h street. New Yerk.
"2t Hunks." Miameiilii Oh. jes . ,
Wnnda is man led. se 1 doubt if 'liO
would ncccpt jour invitation. Her
husband, J. Burten I law ley, who owns
n big garage in Hollywood, can prob preb
nblv gm her all the automebiling she
flndi times fe-
I". A. II.. JO, Slhrr striM-t That'i'
a gee. eiiu Where did jeu CM'r get
the idea that Wnll Heu pajs te appear
in pieturis'' It ts -aid mi prett gen.l
nutheritj ilmt liu wl.tr j 1 wunewl.Mre
nreund 520M a week. Ne. Ben Tor Ter
pin isn't blngle. He ran vny ns Will
Rogers does in the Frolic. ' I'm ene of
the few men in pictures who has the
sami' wife he started out with " Mrs,
Turpiu was here with Ben when be was
making personal appearunecs m thi.
clt. 15. S . U.U7 North Twrnls siiend
strict Veuis is the enl l.in letter I
haie recehed ulucli ndmitt that 1 may
pessib! kinni something about .u'tmg
nnd that when 1 form nn uiif.iveiahle
opinion it isn't heenufce I'm prejudiced
or jealous or spiteful. Se I tl.auk .ou '
from the lxjttem of my breVcn heart.
But ns you nnd 1 nre in the mineitt?
nbeut this. ,ve must be wrong.
m
Anna IcAlecr Yes; Dick Barthel- '
mess lus bei'ii n stur for sei . time,
though we haven't n senn his lirel
pleture, "Tel'uble D.nld," from the
.Teiph HergeBheimer sterj It has ;ut
been relenwd in New erh nnd hns
been most enthiisiasticallj piaised by
the critics there Ills scerni picture.
"All ut Sin " wns written 1. I'erter
Kmerj-en Brnwiic, who wrote thi.t
crnckcrjnck play. "Th Bad .Man,"
which is nt the Walnut Stieet Theatre
This pleture lias jur been i.nt nn J
titled. Iich is new working in lit:
third nt the Blegraph fctudies m Ni w
Yerk new company was formed te
star iiiin mi can address him In
their dire Inspiration IVturi..-, TiO ,
Fifth nwnu. New Yerk Dick h
mother 13 nlwnjs delighted re hear whnt
the funs think of his work, and I'm
sure the would be mero than n'eu&eil i
te hear from ene who admires iilm us
ou de Address her ns Mrs. Careline
Bnitlx'.mebs, 4i West Forty-ninth
btreet. i
f'idiinililiie writes "Anether who h
nn expert in lus line is Lew Cedy, "i'iic
ethers ou hnn been spiuking of are
nil en the Mirfncc -nothing Mibtlu. rcj
line weik, jun plain leve-mnking. Lew
Cedy Is nn iiitbt. us an mif din hei
who knew s niii tiling uheut the sub
ject. Theie is a whole let b.icl, of wh.it
l,c does There is n hnish In his art,
if you knew whnt I nvin. n 1 1 i I tluuk
reu ,, for f, btrilx nm ns biiu,'
beincwhat knowing in tliP'-e affairs.
"Oh, y. anybedj ran limk at it girl
nnd rrn put M iinn nreund Iier nnd
kiss Iier. but n innn erwd in tucli
nflnlrn brinjn out the liner peiutH by
net nlwms doing whnt I-. txpioted or
doing it diff'T"litly or with sump 1 i f tit
new wnj That it th" wn Lew Cnilv
giieD about it , but iniin seem tj think
that juft tin n pi !,; old thing l, nil
Hint n glii lll.es 'lint de jeu think
ubuut it'"
(I.lus- our bpart, inv dear girl, whal
should J knew about It? I nepr made
love In my life He I can't bv expected
te appreciate the fine points) of Cedy's
methods. It alwns hceined te me thlit
be knew iuit
wlint he was about. It
1 menn, but well, inn
jeu uct wlmt
iiiidersland I'm net biiffipienth faiiilllnr
with the etandanh te make iinnpnri
sons. And, when ,ou toy a girl IIUps
te imvu thefe things iione inherently
i or with "sonie little new way," de ou
! ineuu that most girls knew all about i
the old ways and have get tired of
tlam? And, when a man puts his mm
around jeu nnd Kisses jeu. de jeu
watch his tPchnlc, as a musician would
watch the bewiu; and lingering of n
violinist ' 1 never thought there was
that Hindi te learn nbeut making lee
And, pcrfeiiiillj, I tn Mite I should he
loe nervous te think about it at a, I.
nut I agree with jeu that Cedy is u
fine acter.J
f.y? ;
. , i
EVENING PUBLIC ,
ELABORATE AS DRAMAS THESE DAYS
HCVKlaHT?, JSmfjzJn .iZlL7fei' 4?r
- wmmmfflmMmrimti&
f .nriamB HMrv4&faL ytfJB. 1 SI rD , jtii "k V4Jn
gaMMMEMMffltssmm mmm m&imm
TO CUT MUMMERS' CAKES
Prize Comic Club Arranges Jollifica
tion for Thi3 Evening
The Daniel R. CVnuld New- Year
Association will cut the cakt-s It wen
New Year'? Eaj , when n'.se it wns
aw-arded first prize in the comic clubs,
nt a bij jolllllcntiert tcniyht in Ntw
1 Auditorium Hull, Seventh rt-c t and
Siiule- avenue.
U02 CHESTNUT
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
SPECIAL
unusual
L
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.
'LEDGER-PBfflABELHIA; FRIDAY,
SmsWKsmkW(?iS3t
f g
J ' Sl
Kdwird JCny in rrcldert of the ns ns ns
soclntien nnd will cut the biggest of the
ci.ke. Thore nre fe mnny smaller ene3
te be cut up that it is hnlf n day's Jeb.
Iveen Ueedelsheimer. ene of the nctive
members of tlie cemmittre. nnd well
1 newn in City Hall, is carving his way
tl leugli the iirellminnries In ndvaore of
the bis bout with the cartwheel cakes
lenight.
Mnnv prominent city efllclals bnvt
In r n invited te the cuke nittlnj carni-
Mll
&
8LKS
STREET
garments and furnishings for
nnd dependable.
TOP COATS AND SUITS
HuddersfieM Enslieh Tweeds, Camel's Hair nnd
Fleeces thnt nre confined te us ns te fabric and models
THE SPRING styles nre ready.
WAISTS AND SHIRTS
Plain tailored
made in
nr or te order
nil fnhrics.
NEW CAPES
Huddersfirld EhrIiiIi
live in thj new inedrl.
fnbr
WOOL HOSIERY
Importntiene
Scetcli makers.
nre still
OTHER FURNISHINGS
lWHPHIWSM-SVHHSmaiM
Lndies' Underwear, Silk Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,
Mannish Neckwear, Gloves, etc., nil with n touch of somo semo some
thine different nnd of unusual nlue.
MANN &
1102 CHESTNUT STREET
DREAMLANp
ADVENTURES
Wolves tn the Weeds
vr DADDY
. Jeeh and Janet go coasttne tctih
the rabbits in the moonlit woedi.
Tice strange animals offer te draw
them te the top of the hill. The
rabbits fire. Toe late, Jack and
Janet find that the antmel are
tcelvM. Dame Instinet sas the tell
help them.
CHAITER V
Dame Instinct's Trick
N2
rEAItDU sounded the bowls of the
volt rack. The two nntraals, drag-
Hnn Tnb nn,1 .Tnnet. 1lt1 the hills On
their sleds, turned slightly aside ns if
te avoid the howling beasts.
"Perhaps these two nniraals nrcn t
wolves after nil." whispered Janet.
"They are wolves, I nm aure," an
swered Jack. "They nre trying te
dodge the pack because they want te
gobble us by themselves. Wolves are
prnAlr "
"Jack is right," wmspcrc u uamv m
stlnct. Hying beside them like a ilurrj
of snow. "Yeu will bave te escape
before these wolves reach the top of the
" ..-. . Lla....1 Thb.& Tn
uurrj
e
before these wolves rcncli the top or tnc
bill."
"Hew?" nsked Janet.
"Take off your coats," whispered
Dame Instinct. "Stuff them with
bushes, leave them en the sleds in your
plnccs, then drop off nnd hide."
Thnt wnwi't n very ensy thing te de.
Jack and Jnnet had n let of trouble
taking off their coats ns the sleds
jounced behind the two galeping wolves.
"3?
Don't wait
for tirine
te heal
that rash
Resinol Seap and
Ointment have given
comfort and permanent
relief te thousands
of skin 5ufferers
Why derft veuive
them a chance te
heal yeurskin?
5oelhinq &nd Hcalinq
in:niffiiJEffiii!ii:;ra;i:iii:iaiii,ii;!UJrai:ii!fflKiiii;ii!ii!iiiiir,!i!ii!iy
Made from pure, Pasteur
ized Sweet Cream
Sold only In our Stores
rjBIMfMPl!i'ifl
LJiSiyL
BataI la VjsV k
Butter I
245 1
fiiimi'&aaiiiiiUMiiiiraraii'raffliuiw.i'iiiii
Indies and misses that nrc
our workrooms, ready te
-thnt
nrr most nttrnc-
coming te us from the best
v ". ' V
X&NTJ.
13,
1922
Tliey had still mero trouble grabbing
bushes ns they flew along.
Jack had string In his pocket nnd ha
quickly 'led the stuffed cents te the
sleds.
"Drep off nnd hlde," wbtspercdDame
Instinct ns they drew near a rocky
corner. Jack nnd Jnnet threw them
selves from the sleds nnd rolled behind
the rocks.
The wolves darted ahead ns the weight
of the children left the alcdn. They
looked nreund In mirprlse te sce what
had made their lead lighter. They saw
the two stuffed cents en the sled,
theneht them tn Itn Jack nnd Jnnet,
nnd se went en tewnrd the top of the
hill.
Jnck and Jnnet cowered low, They
didn't knew whether te stay where they
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Sizes life te 2, New 5.85
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GEORGE WALSH
in "Tin: sisitr-XAiT;!:
MLEGHENY ' iSWyt- nA.'Sf.T5
MT.fi Ai. rev. '"0l,'tr,TJn,
"OVER THE HILL"
A"D'rn7T"MD TIIOMI'BOV" 8T3.
fArULLU MATINEE DAU.Y
GEORGE WALSH
in -Tin: si:nKN.ui""
-T-i r. rllUfcTXlIT
Hfl.
10TI!
AKUAU1A iu a. m te it is i'. u
MARION DAVIES
in "nn; inniu:'K i'i.a-
A"crrre i'Iia'nki.i.n & aniAnD ave.
A51UK MATIN KB DAILY
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
In "WHAT NO MAN lusuwn
BALTIMORE
61ST 4 IIALTIMORK
Uvu. 11 311 Sat. Mt.
EARLE WILLIAMS
In "UTKY 'Ann'
hi I lrOIDH llrned b Bupquehsnna
DLUU.ellxL' Cnntlntmii : until 11
MAE MURRAY
in 'en w rnnriir.jiANi'ir'
BROADWAY l"en:!.n WrAM
mtcim. rev I'lionifTieN
"OVER THE HILL"
CAll 1 UL. 10 A M te 11 15 I. M
M'l.t lAi. i fr iii
"A MAN'S HOME"
colonial au$ju::rt tr&
CHARLES RAY
in -rin; MinvuJiTjjr.i.L"
DARBY THEATRE
, EUGENE O'BRIEN .
in "run last noeii .
rMvTbDrrcQ ilmn st"m.nay'unu
i GEORGE WALSH
!JJT',: r.Kin:NAin:"
i FAIRMOUNT 'iyA-.YA.LY'
I WILLIAM DESMOND
In "HVXOr.UOl'H T()S"
iTa'aim V thuatiu:
! lUll Mnrkst Ft
r-ivui-i
8 A M TO MIDNIGHT
DORALDINE
ln "!JHM)N 1 IIU1T"
cZt-ij ct 'nn:A'riii-rV.ew irruct
3D 1 Tl J 1 . MAT1NTS DAII Y
JACK HOLT and LILA LEE
in "APir.it Tin: snow"
r CXX1 tl'0J MAHhhT KT. "
VjL.V-tJLj .' 'Ill an I 0 111 te 11
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
In "Ui:miiusi:i.ih i.nr."
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were or run down the hill'. 'Xhs howls
of the wolf pack neuhricd nenrer. They
couldn't liope te outrun theso fleet
beasts. They had better stay where
they were. ....
Jufit when they made up their minds
te de this they heard n ilcrce marling
nbove them. The -two wolves drawing
the sleds lind turned te gebble the chil
dren. And the two wolves had met
with n surprise. They had expected te
And two plump youngsters rendy te be
cntcn. And Instend they had found two
cents stuffed with bushc nnd weeds.
And bushes nrtil weeds de net make very
geed eating, even for hungry wolves.
The wolves, when they found they
had been tricked, were lighting mntl.
"We should hnve gobbled these chil
dren at the feet of the, hill instead of
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teres of Famous Shoes I
niorepr.Ai
The following theatres obtain their pictures through the
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 Com
pany of America.
KARLTON,,
Mi:."TM I' Arrna IinOAD
111 111 V M lev II 15 r M
Wallace Reid & Elsie Fergusen
iii "ri:Ti:it iiii:tm)N"
Lehigh Palace A'mMt
EUGENE O'BRIEN
. . ln "M0lll.OAlltT
1 1RPRTV HllOAO A I'fll.l MMA AV.
L'"-"-lxl MXTIVKP. PAI1 Y
JUSTINE JOHNSTONE
iniii.ini rti i.r.i"
OR1FNT eut-'LAMi avijnFb
w.i.i(i: m:in nmi r,ieiii mvansen
Don't Tell Everything"
OVERRROOK""""0
MARIE PREVOST'
In I'MOJl.M.lfinr I0I.L1I."
I r-VL-rI4 ie a M te 11 IS 1'.
..-iAMivj ei.m.it i itwneivs
"Tlie Flower of the North"
ir
PRINCESS-
10IS MAHKKT STItni-JT
f .10 A M ie 11 15 I'. M
'RUSE OF THE RATTLER"
REGENT S'A"K.VV1M v:'Tr7T
"iJi'lrl1.1 J.'-L"""'1 i:i i:Nni: rir.ms
GIRLS DON'T GAMBLE"
RIALTO ur'UHVIOWN AVIJNLB
'"nU1U AT n I1T.IIOUKIJN B
BT
CHARLES RAY
in "iiii; iii.e suiumi.v nei.r."
RUBY MAnl"'i1 .-h1:lev"7t'h
ivju i ' v M te 11 1.1 1'. M
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
. laJMNIn W 1IAIIMCHS'
SAVOY
1211 MUtKET HTItKLT
8 A M 10 Mtdnliht
,ITI fl.'I.CIALf.Wr In
"The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
SHERWOOD "W, " 'e Vs'e
ETHEL CLAYTON
, in "i:vir nn; u"
STANLEY "WgOrOTT
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"A CONNECTICUT YANKEE
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THOMAS MEIGHAN "
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victeria wrT;:?Bv.
DUSTIN FARNUM
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POLA NEGRI
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working se hard bringing them
here." vclecd ene.
' "And if we had dens se, thei d
winiiu nuve iii-aru us una uetn nfi..
us." howled- the olher. ,n,M
''Thcre Is only" ene thing te de ka
thnt is te chase down ths hill ',?,ii
them," yelped the first wolf. And Hi..
the sleds nnd dashing d6wn the U
thcr Hew past Jeck nnd Janet crc-iitS '
n ttuui. iui ,."1. u.u. iici snenv a
The two sleds, left by themselves i,.!
gnn te sllde down hill. The tnff.i
cents were stUI tied ta them, jffij
reached out and grabbed the sleds. ,
(Tomorrow will be told hew they ..
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velvcs In front of them.)
and
"Shoer-TYed" Scheel
and Play Shoes
Sizes 6, te 8, New $3.85
Sizes 8 te 11; New 4,35
Sizes 1U te 2, New 4.85
Sizes 2h te 7, New 5.85
1308
Chestnut St.
Shoes and
Stockings for
all the family
EDGYT1NGJ
PHOTOPIjWS
H0TIPLAY,
COMPANY r .
OrAMCHltA
The NIXON-NIRDLINCER
THEATRES
BELMONT 6-D ABOVE MAHUKT
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ENID BENNETT
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"THE BARRICADE"
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WILLIAM S. HART
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PAULINE FREDERICK
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WILL ROGERS
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MAY McAVOY
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ETHEL CLAYTON
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