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JOSEPH SCHENCK
TELLS WHY LOS
ANGELES IS BEST
FOR THE FILM FAN'S SCRAPBOOK
TOSEPII M. SCIIKNCK, In a recent
'J hitcrrlcw. tulls why I-os Angeles l
nezcelleil ns n motion picture center.
,ir, Bclicnck, ulie bruiiRht the Nerma'
J4 fyl Constance Tulmmlgc Stmlle erpnnl-
y mtiens te caiiiernin n tew wccks no,
t!us tells wliy lie considers tins motion
fcture future of Les Angeles te be
'-.eure:
'Treduccrs in the Enst nt lnt linvc linvc
ume te the conclusion tlint there is just
10 nlnce In the world where motion
It-turds can be mn'dc te the beat ml
ntagc. And that place Is I.es An
' cs. Les Angeles Is the peer of ever
her citj in this country, and its
Irnmbcr of Commerce and municipal
I'ccrs, from Mayer Geerge K. Crve-r
vn, liave offered motion picture pro pre
Ocers and erfntliiiic te offer them, ml
.images which no ether city cither in
merlca or abroad, lias done.
"It is somewhat uiiinxlne te rend re
orts that certain American producer
. ltd stnrs nre going te take their t-tmlles
brend or te ether sections of I In
lilted States. Deep down in their
carts these producers and "tar knew
nl Les Angclis is unexcelled, that it
ns been and will continue te be In
finitely the motion picture producing
!ntcr of the world.
"It would be futile te cnumetntc all
i Les Angeles' natural ndtuntugc. We
1 knew that 'the Sunny Southland
as rock-bound coasts. s-and.v bc-aclies.
iew-capped mountains, c.ictuk-strewn
i-sert, all -the- ear-round sunshine.
Hh tropical and temperate zone ege-
itien in fact every possible varietj of
'tting for ii motion picture. Anier-
a's greatest natural wonders arc an
vcrnlght's train ride from here. What
ther State can offer a esemite Park.
Ian trees, crjstal clear lakes cupped
i tbe Knew -covered valli-.v-t of the most
ucturcsipic mountains In America?
"In forty-eight hours a motion pie
urc company can get all the plittir plittir
sque ntmexphere of u Mexican town,
can find n 'location' uineng the
drilled forests of Arizona, it can call
i real cowboys. Indians. Meicnn, li
icers, mountaineers, or can stage a play
meng the irirders of a downtown skj
crapcr in Les Angeles itself.
"Just off the coast can be found
stands which are among the most bonu benu
Iful in the world. The motion picture
amcra nlre.tdj has made them famous.
ut in their coves and along their
iromenotoi !c- nre vistas which till re
lain awaiting the enterprising pho-egraphcr.
EBB ;! f . 4HB.
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURES
Hy DAPDY
Wishing Night
This week Jack and Jaitvt meet the
U'iViJiij Fairy, who gives telshes te
them and te their friends.
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NORMA TALMADdi:
H"c icttl be glad m publish the pictures uf suih scicen players as arc
suggested by the fans
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTER-BOX
Kv iinxrtY m. NnnLY
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Kills who nlaxeil the nart of Anthem
Mtihuiu In "Lndlr.s Mu-t Lic."
Where did nu eer hear the absurd
ster that Kiidelph Valentine has n
glnas cje? Nothing te it.
Heniard Terltr. 7(10 S. rmtli St..
writes: "Ofttlmes when we sec pic- I
tures iui tin; screen, uninMiiknble faults
are noticed. Manv funs could tell quite
n let of faults that they see en the
(sTccn. Wluit I mean te propeM1 te ou
is this, wlij net stnrt ti lelumn uilied
Tilin Ulundcrs.' 'Mistnke-. in Menies'
ei nn ether title tluit ma seem ap
propriate te euV Mun of jei.r read
ers would contribute numerous Mieh
faults ns I mention below that they
see In tilius.
"In my opinion, this would be quite
an Interesting feature "en the movie
page Jf e,i must knew. I. like manj
ethers, inn one of jour staunchest ad
mirers since jeii began writing tlu
'Clo-e L'pm' Inst May. I would like te
see it b.u k again ns before because I
nils it r, much. .
'Te start the column I suggest I
fUlmiit t'ie follewing:
"Kfcmtl.v 1 saw "The Last of the
Mohicans.' In one of the close-ups
of this picture, one of the Indians ap
pears with a large vaccination mark en
his left arm. New when did Indians
ever knew about the art of vaccina
tion?" Majbe it wasn't a vaccination mark:
mnjbe somebody bit lilm. Hut it's u
suggestion I made some time nge and I
should be verj glad te hear of the little
mistaken things that the fans discover.
I've noticed quite a few injself Intel.
In "The Queen of Sheba" there is n
beautiful semiclesc-up showing the
'mI..i tr, ilnnirt n thnnsnml different Queen liing en a rock en shore dream-
?lcs.In motion pictures. lug and. against the skyline in the back-
"Trained 'extras' such as are te be ground. ou enn sec the steel masts of
eum1 here are net te be had in New two wlieless towers. In "tools riiru-
Marie, J. V Yes; it was Hubert just ordered a cut of IX) per cent in
flpHEN, tee California has its famous
J old missions around which mnny
n Interesting story of Spanish and
-pnnish-Anierican life has been built.
nd if one wants te make . nlcture in
'vhich the life of the Navajos. or the
Vpachcs figures, he can de se by going
ltrect te their reservations which are
I comparatively short train ride from
,os Angeles.
"Even the life of the ancient cave
Iwcllcrs in Its modern counterpart can
te filmed in Arizona and New Mexico,
l'his homes of the aborigines of America
till perch high up in rocky crevices, or
n picturesque mesas, awaiting thevam
'rnman and the story-teller te weave
teries around them.
"Besides the Innumerable nuturnl ad
vantages of the Southland and nearby
States Les Angeles also has reared a
veneration of actors nnd actresses
nil salaries. Ever movie actor or nc
tress who can get a job en the stage
or shoveling coal or minding the baby
is doing it. Conditions were never worse
ler brenking in. Stick te jour job. old
kid, nnd be thankful you've get it.
k
Daphne Mejil Goodness, graclens,
girlie, haven't I given enough informa
tion about Kiidelph Valentine jet? He
has been in this country some seven or
eight j cars and he imw speaks English
tluently.
.Jehn M., 1110 North SIxty-feurtli
street I'm serrj. but etchings of that
kind arc net available.
.T. A., 1005 Columbia avenue I am
trjing te get en the track of your
sister for jeu and. with the lnferma-
tlnn vnn lint, film, T nil! hntlpflll Clf
success. As seen as I hear anything talking ever this strnngc RUulr,
I'll let jeu knew through this column
Yerk. Directors often despair when
working In New Yeik te ilnd 'picture 'picture
wlse' rilnscrs such us these who cau
be found in abundance here. I spitefully drawh a muwtache and beard
"These extras knew the secrets of en the beautiful face. At the end uf the
make-up as well as any star. Just In- Hlin, when he regains his sight, lie un-
form them what miner part they nre covers the picture and leeks nt it and it I
le play In n picture, and they report ims been l uutiful! shaved. In Marien j
la costume absolutely faithful in nil Davies' "The Bride's l'lnj " there is n
details. medieval episode supposed te take place
"They don't have te be told what s , nreund the jeur one thousand nnd noili neili
ivhnK these nitnup firtnrs. T.cini? rxneri- :.... .....i M..t..'.. .i....;...., nLMiiiin
' ? -.- . ...-.-.-. -- ,--. iiii; mill .llillllMl HH' I' nt svfiuili' "!
L. II., 637 West Nerrls street Yes.
it will be nil right te inclese twenty
live cents In stamps In writing for n
star's photograph. If the James Crane
veu mean is the one who married Alice
Hrndy (untl I think it is) they have
been divorced and Crane new has a
part with Elsie Fergusen en the stage
in "The Varjing Shere." All the stars
you mention were born in America ex
cept Charlie Chaplin, lie was bem in
Trance. Ills mother was English.
Agnes Ayrcs was born nnd educated
in Chicago. . Her screen career began
with Essnnay there and she later went
with Vitagraph. Her first job paid
her ?.'5." n week, but she stuck and came
East te work in studies nnd then went
te California, where, after strenuous
work, she attained stnrilem. She has
beeu married, but divorced her lius-
i band a few months age. Her pictures
CIIAFTISH I
Tlie Fairy Appears
MAN WINTER was raging
through the weeds, swirling the
snow with his icy brcnth nnu stiauin);
the frozen trees until they creaked and
gienned.
Jack Frest was palntlns pictures en
the w Indews shadowy, clllti pictures.
Jnnet and Jack, tired of playing with
their te 8, were watching the pictures
form nnd funcing they saw the castle
of nn ugly giant, and the palace tf n
beautiful princess.
"Wouldn't it be wonderful if n real
fairy princess should wnlk out of that
palace and appear before us?" sighed
Janet.
Ne sooner bad Janet said this than
frosty, letters, shaped like alphabet
blocks, began te roll from the palace
! deer. Words formed en the window
pnnc and the werd3 made this mes
sage.
"This Is Wishing Night.
I need children bright
Te carry delight
Te nil who de right
On this Wishing Night.
The Wishing Fairy."
Janet nnd Jack stared nt the words
in .surprise.
"Why, there must be n real fairy in
that palace, nnd she has sent these let
ters out te ask us te help her," said
Jack. ,
"That wc will de right gladly," cried
Jnnet.
At that moment the front deer of the
palace opened and out stepped a dainty
fairy princess, no larger than a dell.
As they watched her, the fairy princess
grew and grew until she was us large
as Janet and Jack. She lleatcd from
the window sill and steed beside them.
"Yeu shall help me," said the fairy
princes in n voice ns sweet as that of
u singing bird. "This is Wishing Night,
and en this night I, the Wishing Fairy,
can give a wish te each person or ani
mal who nsks for it. I need messen
gers te tell the forest folks te put en
their thinking caps se they will be
ready with their wishes when I come."
Jnnet nnd Jack thought it would be
great fun te be messengers of the Wish
ing Fairy. They hurried into their
caps, coals ami mittens, se they could
go forth te carry the geed news te the
forest folks.
"One wish I will give te each nnininl
nnd person," said the Wishing Fairy.
"One wish only, be it big or little. Tell
every one te be sure te mnkc the finest
wisli they can tind In their brains."
Saying this, the Wishing Fairy float
ed back te the windows!!, grew small,
and vanished from, sight through the
pnlace deer.
.Inek nnd Janet. UKin r waste any nine
HHnir ever this s trnn cc RUnlr. They
I rnn fnrtl. In lienr fllO niCSSnGB Of tllC
Wishing Fniry te their friends in the
weeds.
violin j Leula BnilfyJ vlbla. nnd Iwan
il'Archnmbcnu, violin cello, have n large
following in tills city vvnK shown by
the fact Unit virtually the cntiru mem
bership of the association was present
te hear their concerted playing. It vvutt
the largest meeting of the season
Polso nnd nronertlon chnrnctnrlzed
the pregrnm, which was one of the best
or tlie season In variety nnd substance
nnd ccrtnlnlv one of the best rendered.
the playing setting even a new mark for
tlie perfected ensemble of the llon llen llon
r.alcye. It opened with the lift nnd
lyricism of Ilectheveii's Quurtct in E
net major, Opus 17; gave contempo
rary composition of modernistic "ten
tlenz" a showing !n the "I'hnntnsy
Quartet" of OoesscnH, nnd ended with
the mmny music of genial "Papa"
Haydn in the spright'y form of the
Quartet In D major, Opus 01, Ne. 0,
for dismissal.
The technical solidarity in mass and
nice adjustment of dctnil Which, with
their community of spiritual feeling, Is
tlie almost priceless asset et tlie X1 ion
znlcv Ouiirtet revealed without ever
stress the strlklnc snlcndera of the
Hcotheven score, In which classic form
nnd controlled emotion nre suffused with
remnntlc fee'Ing.
TJhc Goesscns number, while modern
In concept nnd development, with its
single movement loosely divided Inte fiw
sections Hint continue organically one
Inte the succeeding one, proved highly
interesting. The conineser. unlike
some of the early "modernists." does
net scrnp melody but builds with erlg
LITTLE ,
BENNY'S -
NOTEBOOK ,
By Lee Pape
Sundey morning 'pep wns shaving his
fnce In the bath room nnd nil of n sud
din. hey Btnmracd the razor down en the
window sill saying, Confewnd sutch n
mlzzrible blade, that blnde weuldent take
the hair off an egg. Its the last one,
tee, dlnij blnst It. Jlcnny, run crreund
te the drug Btore nnd get me a packldge
of blades, and be klnd.cnuff te remem
ber thnt my face Is full of lather.
Mccnlng net te waist cny time, nnd
I qjilck started te run crreund te Wltes
drug HtoreT-eny vven I get hnlf ways cr cr
rewn I sad I'uds Slmkins wavvking as
If he cetildcnt wnwk rite, and I
running, snvlng. Wats the mntter
wilts you wnwklng like thnt- for?
. ,1 . t ;n i . nr..n xtril.
CnllMCIgO, SCU Ojann uiut "-
there was, nnd I Btnrlcd.te leek down
tee, making 8 looking, nnd niter 1 looked
nbeut 10 minutes 1 remembered some
thing all of n suddln, saying, Geed nite,
my fathers get lather all ever .Ills face.
Wat for, wnt for? scd Sklnuy and
Lcrey Hhoestcr.
I'll tell you Inter, I scd, nnd I started
te run agen, and I ran all the rest ei
the wa home, nnd there vvriscnt hardly
cny lather left en peps face en account
of the rest being nil dried In. and wen
t irwiii Mm T Imil ran nccrli' nil the way
both wnys he gave me 3 fenrse cracks
some place and bed he could stanti any
thing but lies. , ,
Proving wen the truth sounds Impos
sible Its usellss.
Muslcale te Aid Hospital
Tlie Ladles' Auxiliary of St. Jeseph's
Hospital will give n musicnlc nnd Vc
.,il in (tin Itnlloviie-Strntferd te
night for the benefit of the hespitnl.
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AUTO MEN TO MEET"
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Accessories Dealore te Listen
. Buslriessf Talks J
Arrnm-ifinenliT linvm been ......
by the Atitomebllo Accessories Htisln...
be held Friday night nt t,he Hetel Ler!
II. M. Dlne will discuss "Hales Pr.4" i
motion," nnd J. 8. Themas will tnft
en "Hew. te Collect Our Outstnn.bV.
Accounts." iThc third speaker will ft
Dr. E. J. Cattcll, City Htntlbticlnn.
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Btnppcd i Tuliu . Hoblnsen, soprano ; Kathcrlnc
', l'mli . Itescnkrnnz, contralto; Antheny 1).
? ATeNlehel. tenor, nnd Frederick S. Cap-
The'sc patten leather shoes are tlte nscren( basso, cemprise n quartet which'
i thing, you'd wnwk werse than this i .vlll sing.' Special selections will be
OT v.-. w. vi '""i ' ' vrsvra
if you bntl them, snld Puds. And liclBtvcn by Elizabeth Deerr, violinist.
Kcpp en wnwmng biew unu ninny an"
I kcpp en wnwklng slew but net funny
te watch him, nnd nflcr n wile I scd,
Heley Bineaks my fathers get lather all
ever Ills face. And I started te run
agen te beet the band and Puds yelled,
Wnt for? Mccnlng wnt did he liave
the lather all ever his face for, which
I jest kcpp running without vvnlstlng
innl nnd appropriate themes. Ner docs eny time nnserlng him, nnd I ran in
he. like the "futurists" of the cult. Wltes drug Btore nnd get the blades
pursue the advanced path that lcnvcsland ran out agen nnd I was half was
counterpoint and hainieny flat en tholhntne still running nnd I saw Skinny
vvnyside; there Is cohesion nnd blgnlli- Martin nnd Lcrey Shoestcr looking
ennce In his handling of material. The down n cellcr window nnd I stepped
"Phnntnsv Quartet" Impressed as even running, Baying, Wats the matter, fel
a mero e'rlginal work than his "lm- lows, wntu doing?
prcssiens" plnved n month nge by the Thcrcs 2 wite rabbits down there
Hlch-KIndler-Hiiminann trio. jumping crreund nnd eating hunks of
LADIES' SUITS
MADE-TO-MEASURE
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II Tricetinc and Peiret Twill. $40 j
Peiret Twill Dresses $25 t
Tweed Cape te Order $35 1
White Flannel SnlUfttJS I
Suits te Order ".X ?25 j
FRANK DI LUZIO
Formerly with iArtgl Hicnzi J
Removed te 905 Walnut St. j
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forest folks, and hew tlie animals try
te think up wishes.)
FLONZALEYS' PROGRAM
Play Beethoven, Haydn and Novelty
for Chamber Music Association
The Kleiunli ipiartct miide its Itrst
apiiearanee here of the season ester
day afternoon nt the Iiellcvue-Strat-ferd,
where it gave the uregram for the
fourth meeting of tlie Chamber Music
Association. That Mcrs. Adnlfe Uetti,
the first violin; Alfred Pochen, second
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and vigorous. These hig,
golden-breMii eats, evenly
rolled and roasted te iring
out the fullest flavor, are
as healthful for them as
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PENNA. - MILWAUH
Use ' lenrml agcl lias a picture et i ,ni.i,i iMrhnr,! ilm Hmwn." "The
ills beloved Trench dancer en his wall. i).rt f the Citv." "The (Jirl and the
When he is blind, Dorethy Dulton , r.mft." "The Knchanted Profile."
llie Purnle IJres," "Une 'lneusnnu
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nce bus taught them tti.it if they come
le the studio ninde up right they
get a job; if their continue is faulty
ijiey luiew that they will net get em
ployment. "In Les Angeles, tee. there arc sky
scraper 'preps' buildings where every
accessory for the dres-dng of n 'set' or
the making of a picture can be found.
The costuming companies here are pre
pared te handle an.v tpe of picture, no
matter what the period.
MUST net forget tlie genuine ,
I'cstern hospitality shown te
motion-picture people In Les Angeles.
If a producer wants te film mountain
scenery, there Is Griffith Park, which
can be iibcd in an emergenc . Police
permission is obtained for the asking if
one desires te photograph the main thor
oughfares of the city. Owners of sky
scrapers are only tee willing te lend aid.
"Liven the innumerable beautiful
homes of Les Angeles are open te the
producers through charitable organUi erganUi organUi
liens, which turn the rental of thec
homes ever te a worthy chnrltv. Net
evcu In New Yerk can producers tind
se many palatial residence for settings
for the plas.
"Ne wonder Les Angclc--' leading in
dustry Is motion picurfs. And no
wonder that the. word has gene forth
among the Lasteru studio, thut here in
the Southland the greutest pesilu co
operation can be tuuiid Munv ether
cities have bid for the studies, but they
have fulled. Les .Angeles has definitely
and permanently wen the Natien's
fourth Industry for its own and the
investments made here aru Increasing
year by car.''
ceiupiutcii nv a neat nuie pair ei nun
slipper with Trench heels. Has nnj
bed noticed ether things of the kind'
K. C. B.. 2842 Ka.st Thompson street
Here's where I have te be brutal.
Pergc't ull about veur idia of getting
Inte the movies nt least for the pres
ent. The w. k. snowball has mere chance
than you or any beginner has right
new. Several companies have shut down
their studies. All hnve retrenched and
reduced production. One of the biggest
Dollars." "Sacred Mlcnce, " '"lhe In
ner Vel.-e." "A Modern Saleme," "Ue
and f!et It," "Held bv the Lneuiy.'
"1'firblddPii fruit. Hie Leve Spe
(i.il. I'he ruriiiice." "The Affaiis et
Anatel," "The Sheik'' and ethers whlih
.veu have .pen Intel I ertninly agree'
with veu that she Is beautiful. Yeu
bet I'd leave my liupp home for her
as you suggest only mv wif won't let
me. It's very nice te liave jeu cull
mn "wonderful." but ;ou wouldn't if
you knew me better. ,
Oilce Pauline Starke wns born In'
Joplin, Me., in WOO. Address her care
of Lasky Studie, Hollywood, Calif.
Yes: I think she is getting te be a
very geed actress nnd I leek for her te
Improve stcadil. She has the quail-
Hies.
Gwan-te-Bed Stories
By J. P. McCVOY
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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.
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WITCH-DUCKING
UP-TO-DATE
IN DE MILLE FILM
What Ilappeneil te Geerge Grasshopper
NCL uiHin a time, dear children,
ou will renumber that Geerge
Uravhopper wint around te Agnes
Ant's heu-e ntii- cold la nnd akrsl
her for sunn thin,; tu eat. Agnes slammed
the deer in bus face and tld bun lie
hud been singiiu nil suimner ami new
he could duii'-e all w inter geed -by and
geed link. (.lehnn.v. get off the piano.)
Hut the) never tell jeu tlie n it of
Hip stmv. This is it. lieerc uruss
huppir left Agues Ant'-, heu'-e, he
went down the street plujing mourp meurp
full en hi tiddle The music critic
from mi" of the newspapers heard him
and stepped lilm. ,
'Helle, Geerge." said the critic.
"Yen stroke a mean fiddle. Geerge." i
"I'll say I de," sa.vs (leergu, "but
what does it get me'.' I am starving
for n plate of teunt."
"What jeu need is practice, said
Hie critic.
never have done se. I de
recegnises me and forgives
1 I would
hope he
me."
i Just then Geerge Grasshopper, who
was looking ever tin- nudlitue trvlng te
(emit up the house, i-uv Agnes Ant
"Ah, ha!" hu sneered te himself
"She lun me out of her house seven
teen jcars age. New -he is smiling nt
me. 1 will give her a dirtv leek."
Which lie dul I would
Uut he should have buit his
her head. Iieccitful wntcb!
i bed.
have. tee.
inline mer
Gwan te
Blue Geese te Cackle
Jehn II. Morten, tvire president of
the Pirn Association of Philadelphia,
and president of the National Itenrd of
Tire I'lidei writers, will be the guest of
honor tonight, when the New erk fit)
Pend of the lihic ,oexo, an eiganlia
tien of tire insurance company execu
tives, holds a uncling and initiation at
the Hetel Ailelphm.
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FALSE TEETH?
SURE!
Dr. Wernet's
Powder
KEEPS THEM TIGHT
Relieves sere gums, sweetena
the breath. A white powder. At
best Drug or Department Stores,
30c., 60c, $1.00 or yrite direct te
WratDeaUlfiIif.Ce..U5BikjDaaStN.Y.
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"THE SHEIK"
THEATRES
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VoeJIanJ Ave. at CM St.
ARCADIA S W,I M ORIENT w"
BETTY COMPSON
In "LMMI'.s, JltHT I.IVT."
In
WILL ROGERS
lieinuMi reu uovike"
a crrD I'HANKLIN h QinAltD AVE.
A51UK .lt1.slu daily
vvall.ci: m:u & ai.em.v swanses in
"Don't Tell Everything"
BALTIMORE r;T?&
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"THE SHEIK"
OVERBROOK 03D1A,JunuTOBD
JAMES KIRKWOOD
in "rin: (,ki:at ivipkudnatien"
PAI APIT 1 1 MARKUT STHKET
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NORMA TALMADGE
In "Till; t(IM)I!KlUI. TIIINO"
BELMONT "D AHOVi: MAHKCT
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"CONFLICT"
CEDAR U0'ni 4 CBDAIt "AVENUE
v--a.-U. I 10 nml a .19,(130 te 11
ii- "I'lXIM. ( VST IN
'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari"
COLISEUM M'lr';t et 51UII t COtli
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HARRY CAREY
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KUUKIIT MrUIM nml CLAIKK ADAMS In
"A CERTAIN RICH MAN"
"W
WTYUCKING WITCIIKS" has again
liccome fiihlilenahle. At leai-t,
thy de It out In Les Angeles.
In Cecil H. De Mille's next picture,
"Saturdny Night," Uictq is n Hal
loween party at which a broomstick
riding witch appenrs.
According te Jeanla Macpherben's
iicenarie, the witch was te enter via an
' mrlal cable, wiilini; ncress u buthliiK
peel and landing In the mlelst of the
clients et the party.
All went well with the niehnnics of
tills Kcene in two lte-H ii huu Mils, hut
tfcc BignuW heciime t-wltclied, or pns
filbly bewitched, wlieu tin caineriiH
1 Mctually began te turn Instead of
f enrrjlnK the viitili satel te shore the
a iil..liinili.,r nf lln finrlnl ..KI.. ,l.n.wi.1
f hr In the peel. Hampered by her Hew -
. '' 1b robes': the actress nluv itiir the witch
&A Hmindered hclplehbly in th water until
f -aire made u bedraggled elt hv the wnne
ut rwuie nine curncu ner in. ion nicciiuni-
c wuiiir4vujiuu (it juuu vus iirujupiij'
'- ataran tl,n iUIn nt ",1,,,.1-lr,.. Inutll I.,
...v ,Uv ww v. i" r?1 "
HAT I need if, feed, fays
fieerse "Yeu gie inn feed nnd
I'll give uu pnntici.' (Uorethy,
don't lit the b.ibv fall down the cellar,
step-, like that. It disturb- Diuldj.)
Well, the critic teuk Geerge- Grass- '
hopper te a ljreiit v lelin tencher but j
lirnt lie gave nun n piuie- ei Mrjug ue-una
and it large boiled tomato. Geerge
studied and prm ticed faithfully for bev
cntcen jears and then euu dny It was
announced thut Gluseppe Orabsheppcr,
the fuiueui iiuperted violinist, would
give n concert in Magnelia Hall.
Kverjbixl rushed te buy tickets, and
who hheuld be- the very last in line but
Ague Ant. Well, when nlie get up te
the box elhm all the tickets were sold,
se she hud te te around the corner te
I the- ticket scalper, who soaked her $10
fur a beat. Hviu at that Agnes was
nleiib(d that nt lint she v.ns going te
I Li-ur tlie great Giuseppe Guibsheppcr.
alrrvf-'Avrrvrc-xf
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OR three
generations
THE
tteft
,-Ki '
v i
wmMty of Us predecessors of 200 years
W,
Grass-
henner came out en the btnge and
began te tune up, what was Agues
Ant'H Kiirprise 'e sec that it was none
ether than Geoie Grasshopper whom
she had turned uvvny from her deer
seventeen jcara before!
"Hew I wish I had net turned lilm
away from my deer," the nid. "If
I bad known be was coins te be famous,
ha remained a supreme achievement in lhe art of pianft making.
I reui the concert tage, its beautiful tonal qunlitiei liave
been praised by world-renowned arlit.
In theuandi of cultured hornet it itandi today a the ym ym
bel of taite and refinement.
CHAS. M. STIEFF, Inc.
E.tabli.hed 1842 1717 CHESTNUT ST. Philadelphia, P.
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BETTY COMPSON
In "Till'. 1.ITTI.U MIM-jTKK"
"WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOMP-
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KCLitlN 1 U A M. , U j.. M. , LEADER '' l & I'AKCAHTKK AVE
GARETH HUGHES , ,.ur, "tu rw in '" 7 ftnl
in "nix: hlncii" , THE BONNIE BRIER BUSH"
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AT Tl M'UIinCKKN ST.
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COSMOI'OMTAVH rilOllt CTION
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Otn t. .VUplewoett Aved.
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COLONIAL
ANITA STEWART
In 'TI.AYTIIINGS OK IlLlIlNY"
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ANITA STEWART
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AT OTHER THEATRES
MEMBERS OF M. P. TO A
TOM MIX
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Wallace Reid & Elsie Fergusen
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KATHERINE MncDONALD
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P.R ANT Wi ,0lrttr'1 A. Mat. Today
elMlN 1 violin un.1 Orfc-an Hecllnla
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EUGENE aBRIEN7'011
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NAZIMOVA
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UL "WHAT Ml MANJCNOUS"
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DORALDINA " w "
le "I'ASSION muiT'
m,
Neme Self-Reducing Corsets
are se much appreciated by
stout women who have worn
them constantly for 25 yean,
that they need no further
comment.
The newest model, Ne.
444, is in every respect equal
te the best Self-Reducing
Corset ever mr.de, and is en
sale in all geed stores at a
price way below the regular
prices of Neme Corsets.
The Circlet Ne. 1111, like
all ether Circlets, is Self
Adjusting and gives stout
women the same service as
the ones sold until new at
much higher prices.
Geed Sterti Emryuthtr
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