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By JAMES W. DEAN
111m Pickford has abundoned the
filming of. "Faust." although Ernst
Lubitoch was nngnged as director and
. preparations were in full but from one
source I learn that exhibitors said they
didn‘ t want it. ~
If that is so. there seems to be little
meaning to the declaration of princi-
ples signed by Mary the other day.
The declaration read. in part, as
follow:
_ “We. the undersigned, already united
in spirit by a. definite
purpose and an earnest desire to let
nothing defeat the ruirmmex‘n or this
purpose. possessing unlimited faith in
the splendid future of the» motlbn
picturo industry. prmided no sinister
influence creeps in to corrode or
screen shall be do hmewith
"ll-1o your ooooch loot it mot
your fortuno."——Good odvico
from Shakespeare.
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NEWS AND NOTF5 OF THE MOVIES
of mutual confidence end endeavor."
: And more. "While we make no pm-
tension tint we are the sole custodians
of the welfare or the induotflr. we may
with concerted action and a. _united
front. prevent any influence or chain
of influences‘ from deflecting us from
our avowed purpose. so that this new
art may match to its
without tile dictation of commercial
interests 63‘ any consideratiou _ what.
ever save that of our own ideals to
which we stand dedicated. "
It sounds pretty. like the preamble
to a. high school frat constitutl'on. but
what does it mean? For‘what is it. o.
smoke screen?
Other signers of the compact are re-
ported as Douglas Feirbanks. Charlie
Chaplin. Charles Ray, Harold Lloyd,
Norma and Constance Taimadge. First
constructive _
poison it. lend recognizing without aral
131nm our own power to determine news of this alliance stated that it was
at the destiny of this new art of the for the purpose of oppoflns the pre-
Pledge p sent -trcnd to cheaper
ourselves to an even closer Iraternityl which would result in
NE“ (ORE-Alyce McCormick was only “runner-up
Millmcrs’ Association at their Spring Fashion show at the Hotel Astor,
Nebraska. believe she shouldn't have been first.
Y
high destiny
production l
lower admis-
. 603.1311 Beats Out Omaha In Beauty;
' Cc. “f At Spring _Hatmdk’ers" Meet
rmfxr
1171;? 6
7:: ‘3 (“arm lc’k
They point with pride”
0 not suil‘er in the least by comparison with Winifred Blair, queen of the
‘ elcn Morgan, chosen “Canada” 3 fairest daughter."
handsomely and origmally gowned” contestant.
of the
skins to theatres.
action is unseemly.
Dreoent stations of wealth and influe-
nce. through moviea‘ made so cheaply .
that one could soothe!!! for 10 or 15
cents. And it this new art is to march
onward and upward. no we Epworth
Leagues- say. it. will do so by giving
the public opportunity to so e worth-
while pictures at a price within the
moons of the average persons.
Let the screen proceed without
dictation train commercial interests.
Let it so on for art's sake alone... But
let’s have fewer of these 32-h seat
movies.‘- ' Let’s make a. few films'tbnt
[the exhibitor can buy at a. price that
will allow him‘to let the public see
them at a "reasonable
charge.
"Rosita."
the picture;
the fifteenth century.
infill“) opera. artist, may appear in ; -
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" in the beauty contest held by the Retail
but you can't “make
to the fact that Alyce 5 looks
intrenl Winter Carnival, and
Letitia Marvm of Boston woo judged “most.
Omaha,
Give Your Children
the dictionary hfiit; nothing you could
teach them will so well repay you by.
benefiting them. All their lives thley
will be grateful to you.
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One appears elsewhere daily—and the
,3le sum mentioned, merely the cast
of making and handling—to all readers
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if thnt "infect, their
All reached their
- ndmission
In placeor “Faust" Mermwul film
a. story brought from '
Europe by Lubito'ch. ‘wbo,will direct
It is a tale of. Spain in
Chevalier. a ,
Reports from the Fairbanks'studlo
The TITLE ROLE IN THE
VERSION OF‘ "THE FAMOUS MRS.
FAIR." '
IVIYRTLE STEDMlLN. WHO HAS
FILM
state that Doug’s pirate picture will
not be done in color because of the ex-
cessive cost of. the process.Tl1at
be a. concossion to allow a. lower d—
miseion price. ,
O O O
Lavender. the white horse that
“sailed 111th his ears and- steered with
his tail" in "Suds " is dead at the age
of; Mary Pickfoxd had pcnsloned
him6 to pasture for the last three
years. She will erect a headstone on
his grave.
o o o .
Margaret Livingston went from Salt
Lake City to Hollywood as a “title ex-
pert." One day a 'certain type was
and she took of: her laboratory apron
and played it. She has been playing
has been in 14~fllms. Now she has a
prominent part in "Diver:
t ‘ U
\antcr Hagen. champ golfer. is to
he starred in a. film called “The Man
needed for a role in “'Within the Cup“ "
exer since and in the past 18 months-
VYho Cheated." Miss Dupont will be
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ADVENTURES or ran rwms
A Mix-Up Windmill
By Olive Roberts: Barton
MARGARET LIVINGSTON. “'30
WENT FROM FILM LABO‘RATOR—
IES TO A PROML YEN’I‘ PLACE ON
THE SCREEN.
leading lady.
o o
John Barrymore. signed to star in
the film version at “Beau Brummel'.’
will probably be started in “Debu-
run since tests of Lionel Atwill.
originally scheduled for the role, have.
so far proven unsatisfactory.
______.______.__.___—4
GRIND IT FIRST.
The oatmeal you use for cookies '01-
muffins will be much more satisfac-
tory it you grind it through the food
chopper before using it. Measure it,
however, before yo ugrlnd.
n
IX COOFI‘SG RICE.
It you will grease the edge of the
pot you cook your rice in the tier
will not boil over.
ADD SALT LAST. .
Salt curdles milk, so when making
gravy or any dish in which these two
ingredients occur ‘remember not to
at!!! the salt until the ‘dish is pre.
pared.
“What are you, please?" asked Nancy.
in \li\-L‘p Laud.
But it seemed silly. as Nancy said,
to try to chase a. house that kept
jumping around so. as Jack Straw’s
did. Just now it was up on top of a
high steeple and kept spinning around
when the wind blew, like a. weather
cock. o
“I should think it would fall to
pieces." said Nick. “as it's only made
of dominoes stuck together." .
"It certainly would " said a. voice.
“but. you see, all four winds keep
blowing on it all at once. That‘s like
four fingers holding a puzzle. it can't
fall apart.”
“Who is talking ‘2” demanded Nancy.
“We can't see anybody: “Who are
you?! .
“Look down the deep hole in front
of you." answered the voice.
The Twins looked and sure enough.
there was the hole.
The twins continued their journey‘
. I Should any '11; is I
“Now look at the very bottom.“
said, the voice, ‘;and tell me what you
see.’
“I just see a queer-looking thing."
said None). ‘
"So do I." said Nick.
“Well. that's me! I’m the queer»
looking thing. I feel too awful about
it even to be careful of my grammar.
although feel- _
ing as much ashamed as I do. I hate
to say it is either me or I."
"What are you. please ’" asked
Nancy. who was getting so ‘mixed'
up herself she couldn’t understa‘
a. word. '
“I‘m a. windmill that used to stun:
on top or a. high 11111. that's what I
am. I used to wave my arms when-
ever I liked. Now look {it me!
when that rogue. Jack Straw, turned
his thumb- ring and made Apple‘Ple
“3'. a land into Mix—Up Land. he fixed me.
bill that got turned upside down; I wish you could get inside Of his
when everything else got turned up-ldomino house and put him Out" '
_ side down. in Mix-Up Land. "
"We’ll try. "
insly
promised Nick obliz-_
(rope Continued)
Draw in the missing lines
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DRAWIKGS BY BILL ROLMAN
VERSESBY HAL 0005!!“
and then color mo picture
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