DAY. JUNE 12, 1923.
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Drawing: by Lee \Yriglil
Senfinclfs
CI} ildren ’3 Corner
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By JACK JUNGMEYER
HOL LY\\'OOD. June 12 .-The men-
tal suffering injected into the lives of
\Vlll'mm 8.11art and Mia 131th
McCaulley through her infatuation
{or the tw-o -gun hero.
lured .m news pages. dramatically re-
\c 'sil» d the extreme to which (an ador-
atlon mav go.
In lt-‘Iw r degree. though often quite
as potolltiallv tragic. the same devo-
no 1 to: screen celebrities holds county
I -'I~s' "1"“ and women enthmlled. Fan
moi! Ls full of its tcstimon)‘.
i-‘olk< (- '0 full in love with celluloid
phantoms: needing not even actual
first nip-.1: to no‘to the grand passion.
AI d 1hr} rim l:_\ no means all callow
young tl. firm of undisciplined emo-
lions. Bliss \l Caullm. who conjured
an ovprulmlminp: Hart affair from? .4
photo as sun cnnftssnd. is a multifa-
a: -.II c: IItnrtd “oman of I. type do!
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A I ' 1' “r “1'” more found It co. Murillo 5'“: in n crotch
.. LI. in: do snt csrc :Iho‘“ and prop and to who a rust. She
{m-h m n». ‘ .rumlild Pit‘kfi didn't in:« nd to r0 to sltcn. but she-
em- . r” 1" “5i“; 45“.? cure did. Yul] lnou she “'21:. 8‘. ill a ver
‘1' . . ‘ mo. l‘ 5h” “‘d' 'he small Beat, and she was wry tirc
u ‘ ' ‘M "‘C‘ 1'” run Away. . She W1. 5 asleep almost. before she
l.” .31}. ‘ - had had time to wont' or if Mother
2’».- ..‘L, “tibia“: d‘O‘fI-t “lather Bear 1“,;le irc gun to look for her yet.
‘_ ’ , - am I :3 er ware (2-. v n
I: . Littest BE“: waited u {egg-right, 1.; a by T. \ Barge )
3." iu m if M. Ithcr Barri!
'hark. Mother Mei! didn’t.
r stdr: ed cif in another
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‘J‘Tlld next story:
Is Lonesome."
D AVEN PORTW SHOPPE
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Cakes and Pastries to Order for Home Us. I
HOTEL DAVENPORT
Music Every Evening—~52 30 to
CATERER ran/2mm
STAMFORD.
“Littlest ‘ Boar
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corp.
, vhito. It has a wide shawl collar that
. ‘ed cbx‘ficr on me deal: And hit down
uh »I :«mmi for the artist is tinctur-
I‘ll \. I l .s: twining more personnl. In
mrrw x- “Isis for autographed pho-
I’Io rn i~ Irmfeasion or hint fiit.
In li- Itexs ti. o admissions range from
Ixopos..ls m mnrr luge to \eiled “Ute
.tl'III :- ' "‘l m °r ca 803' are capable
of l l nmmlx or tragedv. an cir-
vuvm ‘ xm v 5: mm dictate. \lost of “um
I I: IlUf'li «1 as comedy ’by picture
lt):.
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toIL;
Hn'lvsvmml “:Is ston not a few hero
"- - - :Irri‘m from afar to Ian-
.I tfw :ulnrcvl one. Some of
null have proclaimed in-
~ up. nlv. in embarrassing tit-
_: m: in.tlm l‘t‘(?l"lil case of the
.nh )2”? “ho invaded Chaplin's
Ill :1 l‘III \'.‘ lif‘l'Fl‘lf at his tent.
“Ir-r \wunrt (ouccaled horsclf'ln
«I.» innit» m n famous star and creat-
I I .1 Nina III til“ home of her unsus-
.ill
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“qr
rnrouragcd in
and I.. n iI n 1' ; pictures and ploy-
'I' .. I! aims of pt rsonaiiiy were
.lI :~‘.~: ii nuuiily with artistic
-=-l Oil-2n are still. The
Iiivx er the films. once the
1 -- r tin i.- t' rious conquests
srmn lw the thousands.
O 0
till;
I l
it was goneraiifre-
Icight of publicity
known thc fact thnt
"e married. The taboo
:l number of studios.
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In
Hun drpnrtmvnts frankly took
at l‘lltl many of the younger
: ‘ . I2. rs luirhnrm’i a romantic
Ill ii I .r favorite which. with
llkiiJl’.‘ rvlwrr‘scntcd, might be
I; «arm-vi II' :lom-rrtic ties were re-
;.
It
Vl":lllrll‘s about. players
r .\ :.l iii“ 21!; Has as or Inti-
- I I. :‘ian \t'hctlior or not
Most of these Ira
{.1 rod. although some
110:;2/zold Suggestion
(“LEANSLVG OIL CLOTH.
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IUIIINE STAISS
rmnove iodine stains by
union) In lime water.
You crm
5' 4.1"; tin:
ACID FRUITS
A pinch of salt avldc‘l while cooking
If 3;: .2: will bring out their sweet-
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“'lllTE GOODS
Put :1 2mm isorax In the starch you
w.- I’nr )mll‘ line white things. It
:I more permanent stiffness and
matte; 'lhc :Irticcls cnslcr to h-on.
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SPORT COAT.
.‘In imported sport coat. made on
\ory 100530.01153: lines. is or tangerine
volnrr‘d “(ml iinmi and faced with
mny_lm worn in a number of inter-
recently ten-2 - .
”m“ m' ints" m'r‘
good (an technique to kid
shippers alang.
Lot psychological
tt—foiks not only
the moving
man.
s s o
nection with
mode by Elizabeth McCaulley.
al bid for
lips." he told me.
sxsln have gone before the comers.
"Just when I'll do my
ture. I don‘t yet know.
up out. of hell. hell with
turned off."
lisher a story on the American revo.
rick Henr).
of his own book.
white characters.
were employed. It
tween stern-wheelers.
Children’s
Bathrobe‘
To bed. to bed goes sleepy head
In pathrobs fresh and nest.
Red slippers on his test.
0: Terry clolli’the bathrobe‘s msde
With figures done in’ stencil.
Or on embroidery displayed
“’lth outline first in pencil.
care
'Twlll stand full many a tubblng
Before the little mum (sir
Show signs or fade or rubbing.
ROBIN HOOD HATS.
Q sting’ ways.
hunter's green:
". sounds
Fifi
WW? ‘cUBpIct'e' Wylie; is ever
actors or both sexes still believe it's
the wor-
shsrps explsln
[all in love It
first sight, they even {all in love with
shadow of a maid or
Clearing of Bill Hart's name in con-
the sensation-.1 chsrgel
who
now admits having attempted to toisl.
upon him a "phantom child" as s fin~
unrcclprocated nfiec: ion.
paves the Wm for his return to pic~
those horrible charges. from her own
"I would never
next flo-
l've just come
the lights
Hart has just placed with s. pub-
lution on which he has worked for
six years, featuring the life of Put-
It Is probsble that his
next appearance will be in this role
"Roll Along.” patterned utter min-
strel shows of bygone imam. has just
been completed by Al Christie. Only
using burned cork.
includes. among
I-other futures. s. steamboot race he-
The same bcdecked in “scooters" red.
It Music just right and washed with
Close little hats on the lines msdo
famous by Robin Hood are shown in
felt and fabric. with Ion; sweeping
feathers that are malt graceful. Fro-
quently they In developed in' true
. fissile ‘m
W539 d Theatre W
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incurring tickle
With his appearance in“; ‘fDaddy"
little Jscltis. Coognn about lbompletes
the we of human emotld'hs tor. in
his newegt picture play. which comes
to the Mlto theatre tomoIEow for a
tour do; un. the child scto ls culled
upon.» e scene. to sound he deep-
est 6‘! trific notes. Yet whni 'Daddy"
he at trszedy slid pathos
.1: in min devoted to the; inst-ace 02
miles mt laughter. Iaclgie. after
every discouragement: mod: on and
fitter exery mlstortund andsi comfdrt:
in the end he achiev'ésmntélete hap-
' ffiund' - ‘ . J
*bu esque of '0% d Sand"
ell». " 3 .' in also on
th’s’tfithwlt‘h . no, this picture
stud Chfo'fl - ' dy tor Stan
Laurel. who 3:. 3 ‘Rhubarb
Mina" \.
' Today the flint. showing of "rho
Primitive Lover" stun-big onstance
Tsimsdxe’. Kenneth signers and Bar-
risen Ford. is being nude at the
Rlulto. .3
“Emblem: DAmR’xtRS"
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Ind marl: SWIIISOII
t in New Pic-lure
Theodore
Score
Gloria. 'Swnnson' s latest
starring vehicle. “Prod‘ Daugh—
ers." was accorded a. wsrm' recc ptlor.
st the Regent sud Pulacd; theatres.
yesterduy. ‘ ,Ir .
Miss Swanson. tin the role of
"Swiftie" Toms. prong strong .at-
trp'btion. During (119-11 rice of her
futher'2m3i34 itkh‘meopc. "Swii'tic"
has broken all rules .of commotion.
On his return he learns thsgparental
discipline ’ls l relic of] passed ace
and thst his daughter insists upon
continuing her ad'véntures without rc—
strsl'nt.
wich Village and' falls into the toils. oI
lures utter retirement of sevenl '1 sunbler.
ycar‘. ' In taking a last chance to rctrievo
“Save for this vindication trom her fut dimming finhnce§ f‘SMtue"
stakes herself against her deht ‘0'!) iii.
turn of a card. She losgs and prom-
in: to merry the {gambler in out)
dms. A few hour-3 before the ap-
pointed time. I twinge thing ‘t‘uppens
thst would be unfair to tell. Let it
suflice to slv that "Switiile"
vounger sister who had accomznnivd
her. return homo—prodigal d. moh-
ters. " There is I. tremendous cliniax.
Ralph Graves éfli'cléntly plays 0p-
pcsite the star and shes a splendid
presentation. of; ;the modern young
man who clings to clean ideals and
fights to preserve theta: r'llhe cast
gencmllv rendersvtxcellcnt s xpport.
Women Disagree: 2
on May and Decem-
SYRACUSE,3. \l.3‘x'u June 12.—3~Iay
and December romances:
Yes. says Mrs..Mnr1ha_.\x‘iLtDw.-.ka
Msllery. Syracuse prlmu don‘na “ho
before she retired from the operatic
stage to wed txlis n favorite of the
Chlcuxo Grspd Odiérn company
No. contenq- iii-la. ‘BIuIcI‘Ie w cover
Boner. docento of the Snacyse Mu—
seum of Fine his.
Syracuse's societ“ circles and dc-
bettng the May and Dccembor to-
induce problem todnv as a result of a
stotcment by Edna Fort clié. lInglish
writer. who“ holds thnfl. c increasing
number of such illiances is due to the
feet thst modern Man- is uslnx the fire
and enthusissm a! south to make a
place tor himself in the ’world. pre-
ferring to wait until later to select a
wife.
In this wdy men“ do‘~ not blc'li wives
they will later tire of itis arguid. and
attract young girls because of the re-
upset the hopper has for the worldly
mn and becsuss» of life“ :(re‘utér lux-
urios he can provide; “3 f- .
Mrs. Bs‘xteh reader or these who
strongly disspprove “of the‘ union oi.’ a
young girl With 1 much older man.
declares:
"The chances for domestic happi-
ness are much less. I suppose I am
old fashioned. buttronen tninr: that.
two young people. very" nearly 1)! on
age. who its attracted to each other.
and merry. vesicular: lire togethcr,
get the? most out of the marriage re-
lotion. " \
Mrs. Mollery. 'tor the
were: "-' -
"It Is: the man whp'hs‘s done some
thing in lite that the young wanton or
character j seckd for s. husband.
Against his lost youth and sets“ W hat. to
her are greater “macaw-the p6-
others, an-
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TIZIIILGRA‘AI FROM SYDXEY CAB-I
TON T0 Joux ALDEN ‘
PRESCO’IT
Can't possibly
\\'('t,'iC. Sorry. \Vish Leslie bon voy-
age for mc.~.3 .' . 3 ‘
Lcllcr F mile Premott to not
llusbandklbhn Alden Pm
Arrived ”on: safe and sound: this
morning. deu- ”heart but it never oc-
curred to #5 that so much expert-l
once-50 much sonsatlonui surprise—
could be crammed into what I bod
consider cd would be a. quiet ride on
mum the night we; iambic;
i found what I thought was a. mind;
to think of you. dents I bod fill-db
‘0“-
‘bit‘ of . _
The thought of you . '
Creeps to me when I'm sad.
'Ioul t
to my mind there crept s little
come until last 6:"
the night boat from Albany to New .1
. York. .
As you know the moon now is st it;
7 The thought or you
Steals to me in my dreams.
And turns the night to gold;
For mc tun whole world seems
Just thoughts I: you.
The thought of you
--, ring-tomolnmybli’u.
An on my with: up!
' 1 turnar- mock: the.
am thoughts of you.
Thethouchtotyou
. Isrithmosimlrcrc.
Toms-Mum’mst ’ .
num-ttscmydr.‘
Don-Wot your
“.dm
begun to be. happy in just thinkm at ’th
3
36°qu Minus m does
:1: craps into Mr
sltion he occuplqflth’s respect be com-
msnds. tho Mos! Modem ho can
distill. Ind 'thvmt that; til things
confldorsd; he isfmurs' companionable
than the cullow yoith «berm age
“'th girl may: miss the romance 0:3
s youthful lover. but too often w-
mace locum that. and pension dogs
not long survive poverty "’ = . '
Mr§ Knit. E. Knickerboflrer
idem: of th'o' Kanstonah club. the
in: woman‘s society or the city.
mooted: ‘ '
“tVomen in the» flay: .hold
pres-
lend-
conr
'-c’r- s‘
. their,
the woman of fifty don't look more
than thirty-mm. whereas the man of
fifty looks til 39.: .;lt suck I think a
wow :11qu s’ ’n’dstskc‘wtiere she
marries e. mi: much; omit. then hor-
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voter to: but
he; with wwwfi-‘tmhr‘c
ill Ml?
srs ammo. ”iii ”a “laid: 2
”habits Erika
:amount ‘
"S‘wlftle" niu’tlre'Ih Greon- ’
and h- r.
berg Romances {‘
In much better than do men Tom? '
A bidder at It an Francisco auction bought a. trunk for $17 with”.
knowicrlgc of its contents. It contained. he later found. dresses or the tine-t
:rjuis. nimmed in the richest hula laces. imported from Paris in the lot.
1 Bing: \‘rl qinia. Gur). society girl. is trying them on. H. M. Mellor. on
antique dealer: \alucs the wardrobe at. $20,009.
2 .VE‘V YALE I’ROI’ESSORS _ 'Ynlc College in 1911 and from tho
mw.$h001 in 1913. His tench!“
_\‘E\V»1{A\'EN_' Conn. Jane 1:,- connection with the Law School an.»
Karl Youxtc, proiossOi‘ or English at. from 1919- Previously 119 m I”
ciated with Harrison Hewitt. '9] and
'99 L.. as junior member at the firm
of Hewitt & Clark. and with the um
the l'nivcrsity xof \‘l'isconsin. since
11"” 1 Icon appointed to a; chair
of l: . at Yale. decording to an
a iril
onn mnum- zit made by the score- 0‘ “’atrous & Day.
tau. lic- “as horn in Clinton. Iowa. . _
in 9:79 gut-.1 graduated from the l'ni- Th a T115: CLFFS f tho 9'
\‘ursily of Blichicun in 1901. He took 5 C“ ' ° many 0 "
blouses and frocks tie instead of tn.-
tening in the more convention-II
manner. Then. the ends become n dee-
his "radium“ “ork' at Hanan]. rc-
(Rh '3:- thn oi Icrrrs of ‘l.A. and Ph. D.
then. in 11m“ ‘ I'm-i 11‘“? rcspecthely. . ._ .
. - oratne feature or the sleeves.
lie muniit :It tin i'. :4. Banal Acade—
lil)’ in l" "'I :liS SluleS rave been HEMSTI'I‘CHISG
chl- and Elizabeth-
‘ k 3‘7“” 7“ ‘ C‘otton frocks make eftective use of
- ’ 3"" h‘ is “l“ 3‘10“)" of henislitchin: and drawn work. l'ro-
anthkr. hinting to Um.qucmly. g pattern is woven in con.
pI :im‘Is. H" ‘1}: one of tho editors. lrrst'lng colors in the open space oh-
of CI :illil‘y Ilt'i'lllllgs. Essays for CO\~ tamed by wide double hemsutchlnl.
leg? Mm, :md li‘rtshn'Ian Enzlish.
(‘Imrins II. Clark. associate pro- '
l‘vssm' of law in llw‘ Yale School of
(Au: has been” promoted in a .thr
'v.,:<n;2:dllp. Ho \ r s rrdtlualczi from
an I: ,
l‘IumI- Imus
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_ BATHING SUITS.
Bathing suits of bright gingham. ll
Ilsrsecr small checks hsve bloom."
and collars o! a. plain color.
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