FEBRUARY 19.1925.
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(Chicago News.)
suppose you find your We can
i live on your income all right?" ask-
' ed a. friend.
the kind who alwnys
makes it his bush-legs to inquire into
;the financial affairs of all his sc-
, quaintances.
"Oh. yes,‘ indeed." replied the
newlywed, "but It's up to me now
to make one {or myself."
Many people are so busy telling
the world what is wrong with it they
haven't time to improve it.—-—Toledo
Blade.
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South Not-walk
New Blouses
Latest styles in white Blouses
made of genuine imported
English Broadcloth at
$1.98 each
The N. E. RYAN C0.
as Washington st.
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JOHN MWQA‘I
AMOS QSON
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A BALLET
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Pretty gir'.s make tin.-
round—and in
dons. Th-‘y attract more attention
than the "seven wonders." and
they're worth it. “'9 can‘t get along
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World
without ’cm. and. thank goodness.
we don‘t ban: to. Our gr-u: and
glorious country boasts more and
bu. counted
mundane
prettier girls than can
by all the rest. of this
sphere together.
Our girls have no national cos-
tume. Tbry nor-d none. In the one-
piece bathing suit or the sport garb
of summer or the flapping goloshcs
and the racoon coats of winter, they
are the ultra super-d» I'mo eye grab-
bars of the universe Beautiful land-
scapes may be all rich: in their
place. but give us iw'..utiful girl—
scapes. They're all hull? .my place.
The wry lulcsi 'Q‘prlllent in
this pretty girl b:.-.-irm.~s is on»: which
is well calculated to irrrirue every
motion picture fan. rrcardicss or age.
weight. political ten i-‘ncy or previ-
ous condition of serntuilv. The Pail;
Review. the "\veok'y magazine of
the screen." which goes to great
t1-
g0, lengths to keep abreast or.
various other dircc-'
ONE OF NED weruaws
ASSISTANTS REHEARsINo
if pos-
sible. ahead of the times in art. sci-
ence. invention, disc0\ery and such
like activities of man. is taking up
the engrossing question of feminine
pulchritude in a. veryuserious way.
It has engaged the leading judges of
uiriish beauty to select their ideals.
and is presenting said ideals in
poses of which these shown above
are samples. linder the gentle title.
"The Prettiest Girl I Know." the Re-
view is rileasing a series of pictures
of girls chosen by acknowledged ex-
pens.
(Zuies Phillips. the man who made
ladics‘ s'ocklngs famous. is one o!
the experts who is collaborating
wnh the Palhe Review in this mo-
mentous mattrr. Now everybody
who ever reads a popular magazine
knows the Cole ps Girl She
Sits or stands in
ing posturc
an extent 0: silk stocking that is at
once startling and beautiful. This
has certainly popularized stockings.
It has brought them forcibly to the
most engag-
.wny institution with the
s hilli . t .
he ' '
3, display 3 at all times‘
attention of many who never before
Who’s The Prettiest. Girl You Know?
A «snow
or- COLES
PHiLLtPs
GIRL:
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noticed thum. if thn re are any such.
In (act. a. loading magazinn read-
when asked if he didn't think
Coies Phillips Girl bid a. Srll‘lluilf
face. replica (hit he didn't know sh-
had a lace—he had nnwr not i-ui ii.‘
This shows the (\li‘lll in “h' :1 Mr.‘
Phillips has suiioeiled in focussim:
the public eye upon ladies stockings.
Then. unithor of the Review
pens in selecting pretty girls is a}
New Yorker named Floren: Zia;-
feld. of whom you may burn heart
Mr. Ziegficld is the man who -in-
vented the ergt'cld Foul”. .21 Broad-
Iaudahlc E
purpose of "Clarifying the American,
Girl." It does just that.
the:
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; Knox:
it must be admitted that if any-
body undvr tho sun knows :1 prv‘l')‘:
girl when he 3'95 one. it ls l‘. 7.1-“:-
chd. Ills so lections ‘or the l‘n'hc!
Rmiew are \v hr‘ie- heart (Ill; rvcom-
mended for the lu't‘d Lus ness man. '
Sex: comes John Murray A. rltr-|
son who stages Irving Berlin' 3 will
known Music liox Rmul. Tilcrv's
nnothcr man she has an eye furl
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.anmhc‘r film producer who delights
; in adxanclng the cause of feminine
. beauty.
3itc‘.(r
, change his \iewpoint.
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tcminine beauty. as all who have
in the Music 80: must admit. Mr.
An-lcrson presents his idea. of
r-TP’ty girl for all who follow
lirxicw,
The list of PuLhc
:< a long one and
\\':2_\l,-urn. who teaches the Broad-
xvay stoppers how to step; .‘lack
Funnett. discoverer of the
tiratlly of film tame; Hal
3
the‘
Review judges
includes Ned
Roach.
so forth ad
e piuribus unum.
and so on and
intimiluni.
it all simmers down to this. The
l‘afhn. Revicw's new series of beauty
"The Prettiest Girl I
is a joy to the eye. Lives
there a man With soul so dead who
to himself has said. "Gee.
tiwrc goes a peach"? \Vell. it such
line. now is the time for him to
"The Prettiest
Girl i Know“ 'seems destined to turn
to that young lady. whocvcr she may
be, rycs that hcrtofore have been
vlscwlzcrc.
bathing '
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Colleen Moore
Rosemary 'lbeby
Phyllis Hover
The Year’s Most
Paths News shown at
2:15, 7:15 and 9
NOW PLAYING
_.with_—
“SO 'BIG” ‘4
“SO BIG” will be shown at 2:50, 7:55 and 9:35
Wallace Beery ;.‘
John Bowel-s ’ .-.»
Ford Sterling ’
Popular N ovel
Bennett Ownedy shown at ..
2:15, 7:25 and 9:10 '
SATURDAY mounts
st 10 o'clock ,
Special Children's Katina
Washington)
Bray Cartoons and other:
Admission 10 cents
(The surrender ot‘Cornwaiis to
sum“? 5..
Yakioma Canutt
(“'orld'l Champion Cowboy)
“RIDIN’ MAD”
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Anotber Chapter of
l ”Gsfloping Hoots" .
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Some Good Advice
on Getting Wedded
Have you been married?
married? Do you ever hope to be
married? If you come in shy of
these categories there will be food
for thought in kibbart Henley's new
production "So This Is Marriage."
The director has taken the problems
or a newly wed young couple as n
basis for a picturo'tull at human
interest and shrewd slants at suc-
cess in marriage.
Eleanor Bosrdman is featured in
the role of s. flapper wile. while
Conrad Negei is the husband. Lew
Cody is the gentleman who butts in
on the private wire. and other: In
the cost include Clyde Cook. Wm-
er Uisnd. Mabel Julienne Scott. Ed-
ward Connolly, John Boles. and
Miss DuPont. The story is by Core!
Wilson
Reduce Your Fat
Without Dieting
Years ago the tormuls for u: re-
duction was "diet"—-—"oxerdso." To-
day it is “Take Marmola Prescrip-
tion Tablets." Friends tell friends—
these friends tell others. They eat
substantial food. live as they like
and still reduce steadily and easily
without going through long sieges
of tiresome exercise and starvation
diet. Marmola Prescription Tablets
are sold by all drugng the world
over at one dollar for 1 box. or if
you prefer you can order direct
from the Marmoln (50.. General No-
tors Bldg. Detroit. Mich—Adv.
Are you
NEW LYRIC, BRIDGEPOKI
A whirl of magniucent scenic of.
tects. besutltul costumes. entemin-
ing comedians and sparkling vaude-
\‘lilo are the outstlndlng tenures
which Jacobs and Jerome present In
their superb burlesque attraction
"Step This “fay" which opens to-
day's matinee at the New Lyric thei-
tre. I. B Hamp. in an exaggerated
Swedish type, has a. character of.
raring that wins instant favor with
his audience. Fred Blnder. a. favor.-
ite of {armor productions. is said to
be an excellent foil for the rectum
member of the cast. Al Goldon can
as the “th" man and with
Arthur Young. are excellent run.
tiers up for the humorous dined“
that are unfolded. Gertrude Bock.
feature feminine member of the
out. Bernice Le. Barr. For and Yup
etts and the La Van Sister! 01!.-
msny swelal bits that. pleue. Vana-
viue numbers by various principal
are said to be especially high class.
The “Six Rocnets"—giri sa-obots
from Europe—in a tasty setting con,
suture n pleasing diversion. Eu»
teen ChOflll.§‘lhl and their fourteen
special scenes delight the eye. ,
Puts); a Debt. :2;
(Pathfinder-J
It. was growing late when the hou-
tess at the reception requested tho
eminent baritone to sing.
“It is ton late. madam." he peo-
tested. '1 should disturb your
noighbors.‘
" .\‘ot at all. " declared the host...
beaming. "Besides. I We them
something. They poisoned our 4;
last week."
NEW MOVIE AT
PALACE DWELLS
0N MARRIED LIFE
“So This Is Marriage”
Elaborate New Pro-
duction b y Hobart
Henley
Said to be one at the most elabo-
rate productions of the year. “So
This Is Marriage " Hobart Henley's
picture. will be shown at the Palace
for 3 dsss beginning this afternoon.
This pholoplay takes for its theme
the subject of marriage. and puts it
under a sort of movie microscope.
showing that the home of today is
influenced by the same set of con-
ditlcns tint sprang up for young
couples even in the days of the an.
dents.
The central feminine role. that of
s. flapper who remains still a flapper
after the wedding. is played by
Eleanor Boardman, who has lately
risen to stellar heights in lllmdom.
Conrad Nagel appears as the young
husband. I. part or much delicate
humor and character strength. Lew
Cody. the Dangerous Dan McGrew
in the recent tilm Version. dons
dress clothes in this picture to to
the suave romantic figure who sp-
pesls when one's husband bores.
Others in the large cast include
Clyde Cook. of comedy tame. Alias
DuPont. John Patrick. Claire do
Loren. Shannon Day. Jack Edwards.
Enelle Clark" Thelma Morgan and
Francis McDonald.
Bib album Interlude
One 0: the big features 0: "So
This Ls Mandate" is a. cut-back to
the court at King David to illus-
nrsu the relating of the Old Tests-
mont. story 0! Bub-Sheba's trach-
ory to her husbsnd. Uriah. This
sequenceissaidto be the most
besuutui and .breathdaking ever
aimed. having been done in natural
color to bring out the lavishness ot
the beckmund.
Seventy-av. girl dancers appear
Claims She Was
First Screen Vamp:
“’ho was the screen's first vam-
pire.
Gladys Brockwell claims
honor. citing the tact that she in-
tpoduced the vampire art to movie
patrons In "The Man and His
Mate." twelve years ago. Can any-
body remember a vamp ante-dating
this?
WALLACE BERRY
WATER CARRIER
FORTIIE CIRCUS
Actor of Sea Hawk
Fame Is Supporting
Colleen Moore in “So
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Big”
Wallace Decry, who plays one of
the leading supporting roles in Col-
leen Moore‘s. new picture. "30 Big."
got his start toward film fame by
carrying water for the elephants in
a. circus.
He ran away with a. circus when
a. boy. and although he was brought
back home, and given I; sound spank-
ing. his brief taste or the show world
lasted.
When old enough he become a
trainer or elephant‘sjor Ringling
Brothers. Histronic ability developed
and at the close of the second seas-
on he quit Ringilng’s and took up
stock acting. His first encasement
wu with Eva Lang and 0. D. \Vil-
lsrd. Kansas City favorites.
In time Beery reached New
York and played leading parts in
H. W. Savage musical comedies.
Among'his successes there were
“The Isnkee Consul." "Prince of
Pusen” and "Babes in Toyinnd."
Melodrama followed. and he starred
In “Way Down East.” "Girl of the
Golden West" and others.
«'Beory's first screen success was
with Blanche Sweet in “The Unpar-
douWfin." Numerous other pic-
tures" found him steadily climbing
'the ladder of screen tame until. in
Frank Lloyd's “The ac. Hawk.” he
0 one of the best known actors
on the
Bees-y repeats the tremendous suc-
_ easbonooredln'fl'hefienfiswk‘h
- photoplay.
J'STRONG FIGURES
.3 OF REVOLUTION
IN NEW FILM;
Marion Davies’ Picture;
Creates V ivid Im—.
pression of Days of
’76
"Janice Meredith."
vies' new picture of Paul Leicestr-rl
Ford's romance of the days of the:
Marion Da-i
Revolution now showing at the.
Regent Theatre portrays men who’
have made history. heroes of '76 '
Names famous in every country. ap-
pear in this magnificent. dramatic
directed by 2:. Mason
Hopper. ’
Paul Revere. George \Vashington.
General Cornwlaiis. Patrick Henry.
Alexander Hamilton. Benjamin
Franklin. the Marquee do Lafayette.‘
Major Pitcairn. King Louis XVI.
and Lord Howo——all prominent lig-
ures in the early history of the
most beautiful productions on the
screen.
Martha “Washington and Marie
Antoinette also are present for a
share or the glory of this interest-
ing and exciting period of history.
Instructors of public schools and
universities are taking their pupils
to see "Janice Meredith." as a part
0! their study of American history!
More vivid on the screen than in!
the pages of any history book. this
story of Colonial days makes history
lessons a. fascinating study. Cos-
tumeI. uniforms. villages. arms, bat-
tle fields. ballrooms; in fact every
detail or setting end scene. is accu-
rnt‘ly reproduced. Skilled artisans
and architects were employed to re-
produce exsctly the architecture of
the ’Rovoiuimtmry period, while an-
tique shops and museums were
searched. “Janice Meredith" offers
an suthentic’ picture of the Ameri-
can colonies at the time of the Am-
erican Revolution.
Lillie Harvard adapted "Janice
Meredith*- to the screen. and Joseph
Urban designed the gorgeous set-
um Special music tor the pro-
duction was composed by Dcems
Taylor.
Ethel—Do you like
works. Hr. Peaks?
Hr. Punks—Never visited
cotton} 0 murmurs? '
Beethoven's
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Studied Law, But
Became an Actor .
John Bowers. Who plays the role
of a Dutch farmer in Colleen
Moore's new First National picture.
"So Big." has been an actor since
his college days. He was educated
to be a lawyer. but because of his
success in college theatricais went
dlrl‘r‘llv on the stage from his
'shingle." For seven years he
pi-aycd on the stage. and for the
pig: seven years he has teen in
pic'tzres.
LOU TELLEGEN
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5
12-14 No. Main St.
Frank J acoby
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
So. Norwalk 1
IS A FATHER
LOS ANGELES. CAI... Feb. 19.-
‘l‘wo days after it was discovered
that Lou Tellcgen had been married
to Isabelle Craven Dillworth (or the
last vear and a. half it was (ound
Ithat they “ere the parents of an
'cight months' old baby boy. When
asked how he kept the knowledgt
of his marriage and baby a secret
Mrs. Tcllogen said. "It is our baby.
it doc-5n t belong to the public.
gis bad enough to have to share a
husband with the public. let alone
one's child. \Iy husband is known
to the professional world as the per-
tect lover. He is more. he is a per-
fect husband and father. He loves
children. Lou knows all about baby‘s
feeding time. the thirty stages Ind
other practical and necessary things:
. in a. baby's life."
Baby Tex is a chubby little fellow
resembling his beautiful mother who
in professional life is known as Nina
Romano.
It.
Costello 5: O’Mearag;
l arepnttingons
GREAT BIG SALE
SATURDAY
SEE TOMORROW‘S PAPER
Costello £9? O’Meara
i 21 N.‘ Main St.
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