n-nmv. AUGUST 18. 1923.
.tcresting’ ' News
REGENT
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PALACE
TODAY
I‘.:\l I:~\i. PRESENTS
CERDYS WALTON
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”Sawdust”
The Self-Made Wife.
TODAY
A Brilliant Feature
ALL STAR CAST
Hm—o
SUIIDAY‘BVBNDIG Ar 7 AND 9
\\ ll l l \\l FOX PRESENTS THE FAVORITE STAR
CHARLES (BUCK) JONES
' . hint and best six reel comedy feature vehicle
“SKIDPROOF”
. 1-: aided Valley"
Comedy flows
— MONDAY and TUESDAY
”I the finest pictures that has ever been made!
I'OUSE PETERS -— PAULINE STARK!—
ANTONIO MORENO
.xxn A SPLENDID surrowrmo CAST IN
“LOST and rOUND'”
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Pictures and Players
.1. Stuart" Blackton is reported to
be making rapid progress on the
production of ”On the Banks of the
Wabash." a photoplay inspired by
Paul Dresser's familiar song of the
same name. Mr. Blackton has se-
lected with special care his cast
which includes Mary Carr. Burr Mc-
Intosh. James Morfion. Lune en
Hale. Mary MacLaren and Ma e
Evans. ' .
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The leading roles in “Two Little
Vagrants.” to be released under the
title of “Jealous Fools." will berplay-
ed by Jane Novak and Earns Wil-
liama/ ‘
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Maurice (Lefty) Flynn is taking
an enforced vacation. Helwrenched
his arm recently in making a picture
but insisted on finishing work be-
fore he even said "ouch." '
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Norma Talmadge is scheduled to
produce s. picture dealing with the
evils of narcotics. If]! to have the
alluring title of “The Devil's Needle."
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"Stephen Steps Out.” has been
chosen as the film title of “The
Grand Cross of the Crescent." Doug
Fairbanks. Jr.'s first picture.
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Did you know that Margery Daw
has bobbed her hair and that Doro-
thy Pmllipo is a bookworm ?
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Ben Turpin is making a two-reel-
cr labelled “Asleep at the Switch."
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Bull Montana. so it is said. is giv-
ing Evelyn Brent lessons in the gen-
tle art of self-defense.
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Willard Mack is in again. this la—
test attack not only laying him up
for several weeks but also separat-
ing him from a splendid "heavy"
role with Constance Talmadge in
"The Dangerous Maid." Morgan
\‘i'nllace of “Orphans of the Storm."
fame has taken his role.
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v‘mual reductions made in
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James Willard Schultz. bille as
a full-fledged member of the Black-
foot Indian tribe of Montana. is
preparing the story version of the
immortal poem. “Hiawatha" which
is scheduled to soon make its screen
debut.
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Viola Dana‘s next feature will be
“In Search of a Thrill." from Kate
Jordan's story of the same name.
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Mae Murray is acquiring added
vitality and pounds these days via
the milk route and they say she pre-
fers goat milk. .
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\Villiam Fox will bring to the
inert-en next month the spectacular
w-rsion of Mactcrlinok's ")lonna
Vanna." a classic drama of the
italith Renaissance.
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Antonio Moreno will be seen oppo-
site l‘oia Kerri in her next feature
"The Spanish Dancer." whie . was
originally purchased for \‘a‘i tine.
others in the cast are Robert Agnew.
\Vallace Beery and Kathlyn \Vil-
liams.
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Lloyd Hughes has little time for
between pictures vacation. He has
just completed "The Iiuntress” with
Colleen Moore and now he has been
signed by Emile Chautard for "Born
of the Cyclone." which will be the
French director's next production.
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Elinor Glynn stoops to conquer!
Her next chronological novel will he
“Ono Minute—Please 2" the love
story of a telephone operator.
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The title of Thomas Meighan's
ncxt feature will be "\Voman-I’roof"
from an original story by George
Ade.
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George Marion is on his way from
London to play his original role of
Chris h the screen version of "Anna
Christie" in which Blanche Sweet
and William Russell will have the
leading roles. ..
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W111 Rogers in writing of the Ni-
ver Jubilee parade said: "Then came
a delegation of movie people follow-
ed by street cleaners. And it looked
like more than a mere coincidence."
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"Peek's Bad Boy and His Pa" will
soon make their appearance on the
screen.
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Corinne Griffith is the latest screen
star to join the ranks of divorceea.
DAUGHERTY T0
P303595 WAR
WASHINGTON. Aug. 18.—A suit
in equity under the general criminal
statutes to break 'up alleged com-
to control gasoline prices
binations
was being planned today by the De-
partment of Justice. Attorney Gen-
eral Daugherty has not decided
when Federal action will be institu-
ted and the time and place of initi-
ating a suit will be decided upon
when a summary of reports now be-
ing died with the Bureau of Investi-
gation with mpoct to the gasoline
price war in the Kiddie West has
been studied.
Public pm" for governmental
action has spurrod‘htbo Departgeéi‘i;
ustico to ignor o eornpara
m proeo-Ol of the Federal Trade
Commission. which is said to be
a- to apply corrective mess-
aros in the situation-United
states district attorney! have been
War gather evidence of the
to fit or control prices
and are wiring their findings to the
m
Last week she filed a suit for di-
‘vorce from Webster Campbell on the
grounds of incompatibility and
temperament. Incidently. Miss Grif-
fith has been cast to play the lead
in Gertrude Atherton‘s "Black Oxen"
which is still a “best seller."
Newsboys Start Fund '
for Laddie Boy Medal
BOSTON. Aug. I'L—A movement
to have every newsboy in the coun-
try contribute one cent to a emce-
tion of pennies to be melted down
and made into a miniature repro-
duction of Laddio Boy. President
Harding’s famous dog. has been
started by the Roosevelt Newsboys'
annotation of this city. It is to be
given Mrs: Harding as a tribute.
‘HOW .m/
one.
The hired man was tinkering
around the farmyard. The patent
churn man gave him a cheap cigar
and asked him how things. were
coming along. ' ‘ ‘
“Different times." groivled the
hired man. “different times.”
“What’s the trouble?" asked the
chu agent. ‘ , .. .
‘ d to color stylus on only
to a horse.” ‘ ' .
“And new?" .
“Well. I suppose the- tractor is
glad toseothooncambutitnem
walnut- with ioy."—New York a...
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wmwm to W
‘ysarawhoa so ”enactment-
«as or son’s-m '
mortals
As
eight-year-old woman
has been
You can't beat Father Time!
how futile the ageless warfare of
encroaching
march of old age will always be. is
pitilessly
Oxen."
against the
demonstrated
in
Madame Zattiany.
the unnatural
O
CORINNE GRIFFITH
between the two.
"There are so many ‘more worth-'
while things to do in the world than
trying to drag along the skeleton of
at one's heels all the
time," said Miss Griffith in a recent
interview. "Old age is beautiful.
trying to escape it. men and women
miserable.
from
companions -— sane
whose i wholesome people of their own gon-
mlnd has remained unchanged. Miss ; oration. I onth is :1 much more tlifl‘x- ‘ Antonio Moreno appear in a Ran-rt
Griffith will have the difficult task of‘ cult period than old age. but old age .Hughcs story called
registering .
Just
"Black
Gertrude Atherton's novel,
which is now being picturizod at the
United Studios in Los Angelcs. with
Corinne Griffith in the stellar rolc.}niakc
the fifty- 3 Separate
whose body . natural
rejuvenated but
conflict
on ("5 youth
themselves
themselves
forge-ts that. unfortunately."
In
and
thcr.
and
I SA‘VDCST
[Gladys “’aloon Stars in Regent Feu-
ture Today. ‘
I Gladys Walton. long a favorite
lwlth film fans. will be featured :n
the RegencTheatre program today.
appearing in her latest production.
“Sawdust." This presentation is one
of the beetln which Miss Walton has
ever- starred and it will please the
Regent patrons. Other subjects
chosen by Manager David Esterson
will make for a fine Saturday bill.
PALACE TODAY
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All Star Cast Presents ‘fl'be Self
Made “’11:"
"The Self Made \Vife" is the title
of the all star release that will be
shown at the Palace 'flieatre today.
This is a brand.new picture from the
Universal studios that lave given the
public some .of the best super spe-
cials and program releases in the
past six months. It- is -of a-standnrd
that the Palace management readily
guarantees will give good entertain-
ment. ‘
SKIDPROOF
Buck Jones’ latest picture “Skid-
proof" 'which has not yet had Its
New York run will be presented at
the Regent and Palace Theatres Sun-
day night. It is one of the best pic-
tures that has ever clme from the
Fox studios and local theatregoors
ar esurc ot' a. real treat in this one.
AT THE RIAIOTO
Two rcal attractions will feature
today’s .bill at the Rialto theatre.
Allan Forrest. Edna Murphy and
\‘ola \‘hle' play leading parts in a
t'n‘rillim.r drama. of the Northwest.
“The Man Denver-Q." The film has a
plot that i; entire.‘ new and the
acting keeps the audience tense with
expectation throughout. '
In addition to the big feature.
round eight of "Fighting Blood" will
be scrconcd.
Tomorrow. Colleen Moore and
"Look Your
1 III at."
A ‘ Picture
comm GRIFFITH PRIZE ROLE II THE gains
“The Man
o—Also—o
Round 8 of “Fighting Blood” and “AeSOp’s PM}; ‘.
Allan Forrest, Edna Murphy, ~Vola Vale
Ana anAflBtarCastofflopuhrPlayersh
Between” .‘ ‘
roxoaaow, MONDAY AND MAY
‘ “Look Your Best”
a Repair HUGHES STORY m8 ~
COLLEEN H003: and ANTONIO Home
Realty Transfers
George “I Dukelan to Nettie T.
Morton. lot. Rhodonolia park.
Arthur H. Bennett to Samuel’O.
Bennett. ’iot. \Voodside avenue.
iami‘ord Construction company to
Margret Conroy. lot and buildings.
Isaacs street. _
Eugene J. Van Nesa to Harry Pe-
due and wife. lot and buildings. Ilill
street.
Magdalina Hawkins to Charles W.
Hawkins. two'lots. Foster park.
Isadore Rosnik and wife to An-
drew Dagon, two lots. .‘Jahackemo
heights.
Ewdin L. Hoyt to Hattie \V. Mas—
char. lot and buildings. Beidcn ave-
nue.
Edward G. Anderson to Howard
A. Wood. lot, \‘i‘inileld street.
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‘ OPEN FOR THE SUMMER, ON A LARGER
AND BE'I'PESR SCALE THAN EVER
BEFORE. - ‘
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TROLLEY. THE BATHING PAVILION IS
. PREPARED TO HANDLE THE CROWDS
THAT WILL FLOCK TO THE BEACH I'O
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' .' ' THE COOL WAIERSOPTHESOIIIID; ’
John Smithto Harry J. m ’
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Daniel A. Newcomb to W Hush '
.ray. 3-4 acres, Silvermlne. - >
Ilogoski K. and wife to Chafin'
_McGoogin et al. land and but“
1 Davis street. '
Samuel S. Stewart to Felix m
lot. Clark street.
Frederick K. Whitehead to UV: .
Vitale. lot. Harbor View beach. ‘
George Wheipley and wife to c.
Otis Fitch and wife. lot and build- ‘
mgr. Fairfield avenue. - ‘
Charles A. Tucker to All.” m-
!lsan et al. lot andbniidlnfi I“ this
. tirr-et.
. Charles Barton and wife to G”
ibriei Kallai et al. lot. and hm.
' lawrence street.
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