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lntliilBctice. tlie lleutlng of conventlon
n- vIcp, and tlic InriKiier of Inyliic"'!
Of siicli 1h "The Cruise of tlie Knwn,"
written by "Dr. Triiirerk," iintl a
"Miitller but IncrriiBiiif; mnnber of ether
veltllircs.
'L'Iip iitulcninbly romantic flavor of
thin region litis imikIp It the epciic of n
nuinbei' of motion iilctures. However,
It has been the aim of their authors
and director te present life an It l,
and te avoid argument or preachment.
"Seuth of Suva." ntnrrltit Mary Miles
Mlnter. Is referred te In tlie tmlte as
"a Seuth Sea picture without a grass
fklrt or a belch-comber." There Is In
tense (linina, however, when Phyllis
Latimer (Miss Mintcr) arrive at Suva
te join her husband, and finds that he
has succumbed te the Seuth Sea lure
and a native woman. On the ether
hand, Phyllis meets there, a .voting man,
n Wealthy plantation owner, who has
kept his Ideals and morale as well as
his American efficiency.
"The Man Unconquerable," starring
Jack Helt, pictures still another aspect
of life below the equator. The Seuth
Mayer Moere Solicits Ce-operation
of Citizens in Enforcing Law
Liquor-law violations reported te this league
will be investigated and turned ever by us te the
prosecuting authorities. Prompt action is prom prem
ised upon affidavits of two witnesses. Protect your
family and home by telling us of violators who
come within your knowledge. This is every
citizen's duty.
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE
915-16 LAND TITLE BUILDING
JOSUI'lf M. STKKLK, President EDWARD II. HONfiAM,, Treniurcr
WILLIAM K. NICHOLSON, Jit., Secretary
Soefhinq and HeAltnq
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You're right, it's Tlamld T.!ed. but without the fnmnti "sescles."
Makes a biz change, doesn't it V Ilnield might just n well haw entered
the leading man sweepstakes with "Wall" and "Kml"
THE MOVIE FAN'S LETTERBOX
By IIEN'MY M NEETV
"Vendetta" Nerma Talmadgc's I ou env additional reason why we
husband Is Jeseph Schcnck and the should love te hatoVen Strehelm."
SchcnrU of the vaudeville team of Van' (Outside of the miner fact that you
and Schenek b Gus Schenck. U is hnt totally misconstrued mv whole at-
nr,;. m,i,i, Yn i siiin.. for ,i i ' titude, your letter Is u complete convlc cenvlc convlc
Cennie Talmadsc who is suin, for di j tJen of mc nn, j stnn(, ,,llimlllefl nncl
verce, net Nerma. i abashed or at lean I ought te. Hut
why didn't you join the chorus and de-
"C R. S." write: "I note that mei'minu umi i print en nireneim s pic-
discussion anent Toellsh Wives' still
races in lour column, and I also note
that .ou takf a
ture? I'd loxe te refuse acaln.
T. E.
Ne News
is
Geed News
There is no news in the coal situa
tion and we are hoping that the old
'saw is running true te form that
no news is geed news.
The best news te leek forward te h
an amicable adjustment of all dif
ferences a return of the men te
work lower freight rates and a
reduction in the price of coal te Uie
, consumer.
We are still able te take care of our
customers living up te American
Quality and American Service, and
shall be for some time te come.
W uiceme the many inquiriet we
rmemive daily from our cu$temer
they show that we are rich in our
greate$t anet their Confidence.
met unceiuprnniiMiii; ,,,.
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tittitune in n-giuu i u.
"I runnet help feeling that veu lire
a little tee serious about it all. for it
heems te me that the picture was ob eb ob
vleuslv intended as a thriller and a
shocker and that ou are reacting te
it In n mr her "sina I-town Wll. i
S." writes "Ne. 1 haven't
the Letter I!ex. I'e been
reading It prett regularl . I'w "-een
by this exenlng's paper that innii eiih
aI.eil alinui 'The Wandering Jew.' I
siw tli" pictures -everal months age nnd
it ma iilcii-c your ronespeudent te
Knew that if was net .ln.pph Schild-
kiaut who plncd the leading role, but
ggv jtffMW
1 ," " '""' """ ."'". ,;,'.: Kiaut wlie plined the leading role, but
think that ,mi Br.I,l,,J,'ll'!,'hPll,"11l10nll.? liN father. 11, the way. I can't forget
i or the producer M game b deneunc- jr expC(,tc(1 te cee ,:R;ne
Ing the plctuie in suih uninpahurril s .,' W0II,,Prfu, fc erv ,, ,., ,elm, ,
terms. Jt i ina " "'" ,""'i" ', tllMnnee te ee it. The picture turned
is mere that of a ''hop herd of Is I .lock out , ,)p snn ff ,llbtmvle tllP ,,.,,,
than that of a dlspasslennte and blase
critic. , ,
"When your objectien1' are analyzed
thev appeal' te b that the photoplay lu
question tnehes no useful le--k0e. litis
argument Is unanswerable from the
itnnilnnint of the dldaetic in art. but
iaie I was se disappointed that new.
when 1 think of it I wonder hew I eer
escaped a murderer's fate. I
' Seme time age 1 became rather in- ,
forested in two young ai'tnts, Hubert
(Jerden and Charlie Mack. 1 think. The'
in 'Urtaiii
The aie
net se er important, I admit, but I
think tliev might have become 'e Hy
the wnv, didn't I see the last-named in
'The Four Horsemen'? He was one of
thiiM' that wu shot by the (Sermon tir
ing squad. Whatever is an actor siudi
ns lie doing as an extra when he ought
hut one net teadll grasped 1. the lank i te ie a. near star at least, ami giving us
1 ", r. ..;',,. ,n,i ,wi,. t doubt i-emething 'better and finer .' 'I hat last
llllll 1111 Ilk tjl.l tllM. ,......- - - - , ,,..,
standpoint or tue uiuiuiif " um .. i . . , - , , -,- ,
.',,'.. .... .. iw. n,i,ii.,i in tie lat-t was i u 'weak brother
Mllllllir 1UK.1...V.-M.-. .u.. ."...-; --", Street" Whorenr,. tl,nt ?
, sn inntnirn et mnnv utner tiuiys ""u -
picture.
"Your aigutnent, as I rercember it,
was couched In a rather technical form,
and proposed that, inasiiuicli as the
punishment of the villain was net log leg
Icallv worked out. the picture wa mer- '
ally reprehctisiuie. I ins is a nne jiumu
TCOAL
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
LMJN-DRY-ETTj
t I e ill n cit wrtrt t ti fin in - iu pr niirii'inii
if any ineia harm can ie done eecnuse " "" . n.......... .. .... ,.... ,,......,.,.
of an prier of teclinlque en the pan of I cot it fie.ii a book Vy lend lately,
"he author. The fault is academic w! I .'Merlen of the Movies,' it was called,
e small tensequence as it affects the l'l" book together with u ew pictures
nrnr.nr.rsen ' v" s'('011 httely. Ilindc lite quite disgusted
"7 thinkAeu are combining artistic with the movies, hut I've gotten ever
i ,..,i 'hienrinns te n rntliiT iiti-i' Have ou read tlie book.' If 01l
h cM vW We are"net "encerned. have-Is it true picture of studio lifeV
ewnuii "',; . . . ,.rtisti0 ns. "Ity the way. the hnusp where 1 in
S.f'Krr.l;. fcrer. he living at prnt is aU ,fuU.;f small
..I, i.ii .111 v un'u 'i it .'tin. w..'....' ..- ' .... -j
with jour
fflm'?,''',u'',. ,'.;. makine a indie lust new.
SJ.TS..,n,n Hta. , : km.1 "id They think jeu and jour
mm in inwf .... r, ----.. -
- ' t e seduc m is where vli e is rendered radio articles are just great. If thej
' I .,.?. Ji Vmv Vnel Tene of us hns bl de net grew rrazj from jiew until this
,2w,rptnrUnrentVnn, "dle era,- dies out I'll thank you for
Uiisklud. but lean truthfullv say that J our arte ' T h fc ., v.
, , my own J.artU'ular case I ,i p A Pure called I think I Ar
3P; non ' e' : Swlt " n! .!. lias it ever been h.r Is it
becility could hae felt sueli an induce- """
mnnt In nther words. 1 consider tli.it
the meinl of the story is negligible as
fur as an intelligent, or eei. a giewn,
person t' concerned, nnd at an lute no
mere ebjei tiennb'e than maiiv ether
mi ear -coated stories of the kind thnt are
eagerly gulped down by a net tee dls
i ei ii I tig iiiilienee
I have net the Knowledge nun "
. . . t U-,.l.n!..t'i (nnnx
IllOtess te llllVl' III nil cihii'ii - .inf. m nilllillK Wljiiiuns ui in. .jiw.i.. ......
convictions, but 1 de net think that the Crlthth lnpncd him te another (empanyl
iThnnks for the Information about I
"The Wandeiing Jew." Hebert fSorden
is still in il lines. He plius the juye- ,
nile lend In "The Itesary," which is
new bilng hhewn In niieus the.tties.
Charlie Mack was net In "The Tour
Horsemen." After "Hi ram Stru't" he t
was mi assistant director with (irlflith ,
in making "Orphans of tlie hterm ami
SW" wv . J
rv.r.f.' mm .- z -J.
m rrnngvr-ury
fc "t . . - w
Wtmeui a wringer:
ANY geed washing machine today
can be railed upon te de the waih
Inf bntthe Laun-Dry-Etteiethe only
fi J . BBftCBine inai UOs in erjmij wu. ..-
mA'-tJ Lasn- Dry -Etta "baa no wringer. It
ri kirlm tha clethaa dnr for the line and
Mk Ii walrta there dry tubful t time.
KjZW- . k-H.m..,hiittens Deem't bend
f?'.1 kaaka and eyea-Ne red hand. Letua
fl'I.."l l w-w- '. . .1
,yi' clTt you a dtmotmrauen.
at j .-J'iITT ' a " .
K.VBB
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On llrmnnstra
Hun and bale In
Our Nrw illoH-rneina.
Ce., 1715 Cheitaut
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ieaennaei
villainy he peitruvi is et a kind te s( .
luce many trem ttie panis ei rignii-ens-iiess.
It is decidedly of the 'opera
beilffe' kind, which, together with the
extenslw mlvnnce notices thnt pieeeiled
this pii'ture. make the wliele ndtenture
of a decidedly 'dime necP (Imiintei
"I de net think that man of jour
correspondents' f u t will be taught te
strav as a result of this picture though
if such there be. I should like te hem
of it. If the picture proves nil tiling
It proves tlie tremendous forte of ad
vertising that will induce us te accept
things for what they, are claimed te be.
"A picture, claims te be shocking nnd
forthwith it shocks bujend measure.
A man sets himself up as hateful, and
he receives hate in overflowing beunlv
If the critic will net bcriitlni.e a wild
claim of this kind, hut adds te tlie de
sired hoi rer and icprobntien, who wllli
lecently. He is new in Hermuda with
them. J ve nuvei lenu tne uoek jeu
mention se can't sny whether it is u I
true picture of the movies or net. "I
Accuse" was billed for Philadelphia. '
but was postponed for some reason and,
hasn't been shown. I'm glnd the small
luethers ar getting fun out of tins iadiu (
tit tides. I ii in, tee.)
i
SOUTH' SEA VOGUE
HAS HIT FILMS
WITH GREAT FORCE
':&
rnlin Seuth liens' vogue that has been
current In literature hns liil the j
movies And with it the perplexing
lend ns into the light and expese till s questien: "The Seuth Sea Isles; para- '
pfct'iide-vlllainy for the imposture thutdiM orpiisenV" bus been werrjing the
It IsV scenario writers.
"Te sum up. T think thnt Ven Stio- i Man are the authors and lecturers
helm's claims te villainy should net belvvhe picture the 1'ncllic atolls as lotus i
accepted en his mete suy-se, niiil that islands of fleweis nnd sunshine, where
if thn picture falls, it is net living up i nature provides feed, drink nnd amuse amuse
te advance notices. Much as I would ineni, where one has only te lie under1
like te be nhle te thrill te its total de- a spteadlng palm and enjoy love with- J
nravlty ns you seem te. 1 am still skep- out obligations and pence unbiekcii by I
tlcnl, and feel that the whole action of responsibilities. This is a very popular i
the story could have occurred many I view, tvpllled bv r'redetlek O'lirien's '
times without bringing down tne vvnitli i boeKs. "lilte miuuewh in tne heutli
uf heaven. fSeas," and "Mjbtlr Isles of the Seuth
"I am much afinid that the contte- Hcas."
vii iitdp tlitu Hiihfect hns been dosed. On the oilier hand, there are authors
bxt 1 should reatl. lik) te hear from who, with sharply satirical pens, chut
M' f r f
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Pacific archipelago Is tiie scene of the
rllmnetlc sequence of "The Bended
Wemnn," statrlng Betty Comtiseti.
Angela (Miss Compsenl leaves her home
In Snn Francisce, and sails te reclaim
the man she loves. She finds him
drowning the bitterness of his soul In
drltik. Here nre shown all the mere
tricious attractions which line a man
te his downfall.
Girls! Girls!!
Save Your Hair
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But nnethcr side Is effectively shown,
for Angela gets her man en beard 11
small schooner, nnd contrives te get
him and herself left alone en a desert
Island of the group. Here the man eon-
qucrs himself nnd his evil dealr
finds regeneration nhtl love. '
80, pcrhnps, in the Heutli SM ti
ns everywhere else, one finds what h?
leek lie for. At lenst thnt 1. iY ".
ucd In the one motion plctureg. T,
JOHN J. COYLE
-CANDIDATE FOR REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION TO
CONGRESS -Sam
"When men elected te public office assume te be dictators of tht
votes, and influence their empleyes, they arrogate te themselves ti
much power as a king en his throne.
Such tnHirn nrp heine UBed by petty officeholders, and I call i,
thc people of West Philadelphia te resent U at the polls, net only fc.
their
votes, but by their active
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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 Company of America.
ADni in BSD ft THOMPSON Oi
APOLLO MATINEES DAII.T
WALLACE REID
In "TUB CHAMPION"
Tne AHI A CHESTNUT Bel. IW?
ARCADIA JO A. M. te 11:15 P. M
aiaia nrnKNS In
"FIND THE WOMAIT
OVERBROOK080 3E,BD
Charlie Chaplin in "Pay Day"
Added "TUB I.YIXO TRUTH"
ACXnD EIGHTH ft OinAlJD AVE.
AS I UK MATINEE DAIE
ALICE CALHOUN
. .... .viivi f.i- ritnnUKll STREET"
BTIMORE YT4eK
"THE FOUR HORSEMEN
OF THE APOCAMPHB
BLUEBIRD MnJeurulTl
t,Eeii(.r. riT-MAiRici: rnn"",r!N
"THREE LIVE GHOSTS"
PA! ArP 121 MAKKUT BTREBT
rArtVn. 10 A. M. te 11:15 1. M.
VERA CORDON In FANNIE HIRST'S
"THE GOOD PROVIDER"
DAI M FRANKFOnD AVE. ft
1 VL.1V1 NOIUMH srnEET
l!ARRRA CASTI.F.TON In
1 "The Child Theu Gavest Me"
RFfTNT MARKET ST. Uelew 17TH
IEAJE.1 1 je a. M. te 11 V. M.
M'ECIAf. CANT In
"CONCEIT"
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In "ttI.ASH HOI'HBE"
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