The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, February 13, 1916, SECTION FOUR, Image 52

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OR EGO XI AX, TORTLAXD, FEBRUARY 13, 191G. i RED-HAIRED USHERS AT COLUMBIA THEATER SUCCEEDED BY BLONDES CirU la Natty, Saury Co tome Ar DecUrrd Mor rrolcirnt in Scrvic and More Preasinf to Public Than Boys. Inrwt a tion Is Found Attractive to Patrons Costumrs Are La t rat Decree in Styles. STARTING TODAY AND ALL WEEK This Loveliest Woman on the Screen r- 1. . fa':,.- 'A I :y; v i ' '--'3 - j j" g jitS ai at aawL af ft. J I iTarBT tfaj Ms) saai ,19illml I riMBBffiG j rrr - - r: i .4 I j 1 5 -Lir . f I ! r l-r t. S'Z -,r' -' ' . -. ' . mmmu .- at". ? f - rf.'-.trf.:. faU, i Y.,'..,, r., .1 i CULIMBI1 TlltATI.R S FRKTTV t IFORHKD ISlltR CORPS. UNIQL'R anl unusual for PortUnJ. wll many olhrr citl. Is tt c uihrr srh'tna InitlatM kr ViuSrr Myrlek -at- th Columbia Thiatrr )lcrIay. Not onTr bu be 4raplort an colir nw corp, ot Klrl Kkm, but h kit t,o d;n4 lor Urn artiatlc anl b'omtn ratluncn . fiai irr aco ir l)rlrk vpruna a u; r miI'yins a ta.'f of rJ- tion of brsna th f r. i'nrcUntl lrl hr. tho Ilttto Tltiaa-aalrva Columbia fir'.." hjr bom known. b !trn plar to th mn atntrly. phosy bUnt-. who hv boa HlKi wicn rrcnu.r rrl to ap. Tho Culumbta fir!, ar all g ooJ drains aal l pfcmjiri aro a part of j ar.v. cirrlrs tbo lt trl uabr ciak-uL'. Tlx only I ta narrow Item. ihin that rui!y kcivI thrir Ira. la I Tl bitrh boot of two colors arc ti tbir aatcy iwiumr Is trio fancy oullo th aaucy feature of tha coatuma. mbrol'ird on tha lft arm of th trim Jarkal aivd tha rap. Faaliton lovers haft nothlnft on the Coltuubia udr. . Her. trim costume Is aa smart as tlia lat word" and a natty as lha nert Spring; suit. The tallorei coat Is bordered with deep brown braid that goea up the front to tha top of hliu military collar' and runs up tha bacJt at each seam. Three rows of broad braid as Important as a drum major's Irlinmino cross tha chest of marllal yet feminine roat. which Is Jut below hip length. Even the cuffs bare a touch of tha braid, with Mile Innovations at tha sld-s. The short full circular skirt em rharlses lbs military Idea and la full enough to ripple after tha manner of lha latet rrludel. A row of tha In dispensable brown braid, wlds and skirl Just above They are high, but not qulta high enough to hlda the space of white stocking; that shows beneath the short skirt, which, by the way. Is 11 Inches above th floor. The boots have white kid tops and broan heels and tips and bromn lacings. With this trim uniform, the smilins lassies who direct the Columbia vis itors to their seats are certain to be come am etabllniied drawing card at the Sixth-street bouse. It is to be one of the fe-w Instances In the country that girl ushers In uni form are employe-1. In a few Ka stern cities and a few Western houses girls nave neaun to displace boys In that capacity. They are said to be more satisfactory from many standpoints. They are efficient, obliging and pleasing to the public. "It is Just oae or our ways of making our house service more efficient and gratifying our patrons." said Manager Myrlclc AT THE MOVIE THEATERS irotTmr.D ikon rtcc 4.1 make bar aet s- e aipAran.- In lcrtiao-i at the i'ifr4 Tr.rater todav In "The lellow I'assport." a l:aalan-American story with a fral p..nt aim ar ! tat f the stae play. Tha Iti!, Tlekrt." UnnniDC ! Ib terrlH" Jwl.fi BMisort at Kxhlueff. ;uala. this aa"l p.ct-r butil e-e upon S'nt af Ibtea and appealing drama, r'alns; Its rtt cli-nat ami.l t:ie I'lHrto aectins, of a N,w York nian a...rv. A !- I. rrn-ts. John fit. I'au- It rMward Kimoaii Korwrt t'ttrn I'avt'r's he meets Tom and Is ofTerd Usee for information regarding the KlrL UOormao. the detective, see ln Sa girl for ta professor and the triumviraje. also offers the sama prl. e. Ho Freidia brings Itntia all together at bis home. Ceiestia refuses to go with any of them and the professor, realising tat ".e cannot be harmed, leavea brr there. Tom acron.panle the g'rl to a shirt fertory. where she la carrying n her mission, and while there the factory raii-bee fire. Tom flghta t"ie The man Is . offered a position by t-tephen Might, father of Stephen aitgnt. Jr, one of hla students, and after first refusing he nccepts a Job and obtains one also for Mary Know Its, a girl he has s.id from suicide. j At a time when a rlvel firm Is try ing 10 obtain Might secrets John thinks that his employer's son has been ac cepted by Mary. Ijved by John, and he discards conscience. Golnic to Chlcago 1 1 ,Miiiiri 1 1 1 v niinr 01 j-nwer ana is Ins control of great manufacturing enterpi iars. ruling with an Iron hand. without soul or heart. He attacks Mights, brings them to his feet, and finally realises that Mary loves him and conscience should rule bis actlous. " PAINTED SOIL" AT CWCLK nuns arwl Him lla kett are mem-j names, saves C xle.tia from Jumping vs ft the supporting cast. lout a window and the two seem ton- mni4 stxknlurT. d viiM.r of a we.T-1 lemn4 to death. Issle Ilarrlale I Apprarinf; Stellar Production. In Us aid I sat Ua m.s.1 a. 1 . I . t .a.. b.tio-s 1. '- "-:.:"; TOLI-MI1IA DILI. IS VARIED of "The Bird of .-Vr.di.e will be the ;r,,.,..T:pi rVhee'v-oi . rT ::.7U-n: tf n:,d.b iWns r..-ri. 'p , . - , be H, M7d red a. an., .Aru(tt. . wrrtxll pMir. "XZ? ::mriTl:il l V, .P.- of a Mary r.ober,s HI.,. Arbuck.e. on. ., the comedy kings of of trj. H.I..I. IT. .,.-r.t ..nta and hertnr story, presenting an espose of the , screen, will appear In another . k.i:,.L red. ami Ivan nght notorious -third degree.- and -ve I ' mirthful reels during the f...- Miti of iw.rle. re.Ha klUint, " .iniuer. a Keystone comedy-,-- 1 j u MiDTHri ani 1 r. r 1 e r s. Ivan. jo, or a slur reda by throwing a ac bun and rl-es. VVrfk later, ord-rsd .s leave ftussia. K.inia lakes v.'t the low pswport of a p'4b!u woman to fre rer.f frorr rersecutioa and per-viit of her r'ttssin Ing In Ifte to'inlrr without the Jewisn quarter. v(spe-s4 of being a moral women living nnlr fal-e pretense, the puli-o watrlt her. and ted'a. now aa lnspsHtv. Is put on the trail, fonts and I.. ns1, flee to America). i shlpbnari AdoIr- Itosenbelmer falls IB l,e with the "Kisslan MgM-Inaale.- .r.i and ber ancle bide tha Vsilow passport. enter the I ailed states and she he om-s a famous sing. r. At I ie bright of her em-res 'edta hslt the rountrv mri'i denunra tier. AdiWpb reno'incss the woman be loves, but wheat Utters proilng ber Inno cence of wronsioing arv lro'jht oer by relatlvea her rerabtlitatln Is com pute. A-lolprt regretting hie action even before the papers ai-pear. TnMxsur'. IS AT pi:opij 1 lannle Wan! Is (lor Mar and Anita t Mrasrl A pilars la t-txldc-ss." J "anl Ward, tbe star who p.-r-d a - tniir In "The Cht. will be Seen v as Tennes-e In the photo dramatiis 7 'ton of the famous story. -Tennessee's - f'ariiner."" at lUm l'nt l l Theater, com--Tini'ic4 looar. Anniher fnat-jre wilt "i -be the sitN apr aran-e of Anita Stew t.. art art Carle tVt.ltama In The Cod- . -Tennessee's Psriiner" Is conslitered I tn of fe best productions of tbe I 2s s ky Company. The fatnoua San I'er t Kendo nilssiitn. the ruffged Sierras and vrer beautlf4t stots have been u:u- - Isesf for reniarksN'e photographic vs. celierie Mtsa Ward Is supported by 'm cast Inciu-ling such players as Js"k pan. her busman I cf a short linie. 'har Ciarr. Jessie Arnold. Kaymoud j Ilstlon aad Jamea e:!l. .-" The berm of the famous author e ren-ttins storr Is a Inn l-l of 1 e-whes fet ier has b n murdered when ( tr.m was a rMl.l. while on the war to s 'alif.rnl with bis family In search I" of cold. an th, msther bad sloped t 'vim lie assassin. Utile T-l.n-.see " Is Itk'g rare of by Jsrtt llnnler. a Honrisai voung bo,. makes ber T ha partner In anything he may gain. '. Hunter leave tha bahv wlt! a prl-. I of a m:st n until she rvabee.the age J of 11 Then, as he has rtiscovaresi tne - fsmoui Nuacet rr t r. s ntagssi Tennesn half owner and sen-le for ber. on comprise the Columbia Theater offer- lug for today. Wilfred Lucas, who did such splen did work In "The Ij:y and the Kose." Plays lbs part of the "poor simp la "Acquitted John Carter I Wilfred l.ucaai. who Is" The fort land pictures of letter- writing week, showing lha huge mail bos, the members of the Ad Club, "costless but(not fanlees." nlso will be presented at the . 1'ourih-strcrt photo play house. WITH A NOTABLE CAST OF PLAYERS, INCLUDING JOHN SAINPOLIS AND EDWIN AUGUST ' IN THE WORLD FILM CORP. $100,000 PHOTO-PLAY SENSATION Hr,YCT I OW ! 1 i J The Story Deals With a Russian Girl, who, in Order to Defend Herself Against Unscrupulous Enemies, Pretends to Be a Woman of the Town and Obtains From the Police One of the "Yellow Passports" Issued to Such Women. Beginning With a Terrific Jewish Massacre by the "Black Hundred" at Kiev, Russia, This Extraordinary Picture Builds Scene Upon Scene of Intense and Appealing Drama, Reaching Its Great Climax Amid the Luxurious Settings of a New York Mansion. It's a Picture That Will Long Be Remem bered. . B5f)Q ALWAYS GOOD PICTURES -PHONE MAIN 3452 WASHINGTON AT PARK STREET In a small town. Is arrested on a chre of murdering Charlea Kydrr. a cashier. Afterward Ihe nighlwatchman Is ar rested fr fighting, and. deprive I of tbe "dope- hv ta addicted to. be confesaes himself liutlty of Ihe crime. Then Car l-r finds thai the president of tbe com pany will not reinstate him. In hla o d position on account of the' notoriety be has gained. In si.ite of a t Ma efforts. Carter can not gel a position, and his family Is reduced to want. He leaves a note on the table In his home saying that he has gone to a hotel to kill himself. Mis motive Is to provide for his faml'v by his Insurance. Nellie, his little Screen Gossip Annette Kellerman. star of the Will iam Ko million-dollar picture, which Is being made In the West Indies by lMrector-Goneral Herbert Brenon. bss swum a distance of approximately tt miles since work on t.ie picture was begun last August. The picture, how ever, is not one of aquatic scenes alone. Hoberl R. Manlrll. starred in "The Kpliler and the Kly." a William Fox production made under the direction of J. Gordon Kdward. has begun work In a new production In the Weal Indira. see The Smalleye are about to begin the dsugbter. strays Into lbs yard of Ira i production of another five-reel Tyrone Wolcott. tbe president of Ihe Insurance company. He finds out from her the destitution uf trie family and 'rescues Carter. A scene la shown of the f am ir a few weeks later Tbey have been restored to their former modest a'ata of prosperity and happiness. Ned Fow.rr. a clever young reporter who Power feature, taken from the story "John Needham s LKjuble." by Joseph llatton. The story was arranged for the screen by Olga I'rlntxtau. The supporting cast for this production has not yet been snnounced. 's s s F.ugene Sullivan, of Pa remount. Is a has aided Carter, becomes engaged to page boy by trade and a poet by voca- tbe pretty daushier of the house. Helen. rred Mare. Mack watn. Harry Orib bon and Polly Moran are the headllners In "Loire Will Conquer." Uribbon and Pol y are entertainers In a cafe and Fred Mace la a fighter the neighbor hood champion. Mace gets Into a scrap witn Joseph Bvlckard. Ilia latter or d-rlng a coffin in advance for the man be expecta to kill la tbe duel. After many amusing Incidents of the fight. In which Mares accomplices stab him by mistake, the foes discover that In t"e meantime Mark riaaln. 'a quiet worker." has won llillle lirockwell. the girl they were fighting for. TWO STAIt.N AUK AT SO' SET I'rancU X. II ash man and Bcvrrljr liaise In ".Mao and Ills Sool." Ku alsrasa ! ap Ifte dsoplioa tath,r- Kdward Krennan. Charles H- Teaneeeew's father is sllll alive and w-rn t'm rl arrives at I e litt'etown sf iisnilr Kir In sparer of her ladlv. V has not th heart to tell ber the real truth. Kmaine. ihe man who klllest Ten nessea s fnisr, bss tiirnesf road agent and be ntseta Tennesses? and deciHea to am her Ists and etea! her fortune. How alTsirs are final's estimated and little Tenneesva restofssl to her mother Is necessary 1 be oft lo be ri:joT,4 The lit'll Instsilrnsnt of "The tied desa" spans with fist'e. "The It.rl frs.m llsav.n.' rsiievine lh surrrmss rf at p-jr a.')in fsrntiv. I'nwLttinaiv ss,s has sturrblsd upon t.ia home of I'reWi". Ihe Ferret, and Ci.re b nnds her. Freddl l.-sr ri'ikt, aa offer to reat hse HnrAwjt !- sisisetser aasi He. iUatr, for a (rice. At Mrs. tlon. Having Immortalised Mary Pick- ford In several lines of majestic verse last week, he Invokes Ihe muse on bebalf ot Pauline Frederick, thus: Paul's, rre-lerlrk. She's the tflk ef the day. Oh. Pauline rr.derli-fc. Hhe s iis the f I users In May. To her a. ehiitild thsnkfui. s -- che.rs us s h.a we're blue Pauline, on, Pauline. . We all Iocs )oil s s e Ben Wilson.- while playing the part of a policeman, waa driving his car to fast tbe other day that he passed another machine. The driver, who waa proud of her car. r-ut on "extra speed and caught up with Wilson. When 'he saw whet waa presumably a po liceman Inside she retires! gracefully Into tlie background and prayed firmly. Thta anecdote la also told of Carlyle Hiackweil, F.arle Williams. Klchard Mansfield, Sophocles and Henry VIIL e e s Extract from letter alleged to have been received at the World studios from an aspirant who thought the cor poration should "cease this opportunity and hire him at once. 1 ou would save a lot on race paint. All movie actors paint their faces yellow. This would be unnecessary In my case, as I have the Jaundice. s s s IMres-tor Richard Garrlck. of the Oaumont Companv. doesn't rare what be does. In the Mutual Masterplcturr. The Idol of the tage." which was fewfucerf tindse his iIIti.Iiiii ls (!. sand storm and other extraordinary I nrk t.ia, tha isii ,.t ..h esnws. A ne tiorj. woirn Is unUSUSI in bh I he me end rntrurt.ou. d-als wltn the birth or Conscience and its ulisniurnt Influence upon mankind. Jnhn Conscience, foreordained to be a treat ire of tsnv-lem-e. b.lds a chair of economics In a great university, lie t-sches iriat w-a Ihy employers Impose shameful conditions upn Ihe poor end helpless r'au. advising them to prmii consclo.e lo lead them, and Is u.sctatgsd fur bis rash - ulttrancca Frsncls X. rlushman and Keverly Hsyne. one of ine stellar combinations of filmdom. will be presented by the (tro Pii lur, s Cirporetlon at the Pun set Theater today In "Man and His eoul." An exreKent supporting cast M i includes Orare Valentine, lleien Dun prin- and John Iavi-tnn. "Sun and His Soul' la mounted on aa elaborate scale and contains many big eceaea. Including Ihe burning of a fe lory where one thousand persons spissar. In an Interesting allegory Ihe creation of the world Is shown. together with the tSarden of Eden. later on aa a tramp. At the same lime he directed the picture, arranged for the sellings and proved himself a general utllltv man. Violet Morsereau Is engaged In writ ing a six-volume work on "Alpine ("limbing at Home." having secured ber Ideas and material while she was playing opposite percr Kt.harda. the msn who msde f!anne! notorious. lUcI.erua la vcft feci tall ami Violet 1 I Is a tiny thing of five feet or so. ft was her moral duty to kiss bim and do all sorts of things while playing with him. consequently. ass Nona Thomas pitched headlong- down a flight of stairs at inceviue tasi week. She played the part of a -hop fiend, and waa ejected from a room and then pushed down the stairs. She did her little "bit" with much realism. ess The Essanay company hss an oppor tunity to bcome rich and famous. the means for obtaining these things being here given without extra charge. In "Vultures of Society" th principal chsracter. played by K. H. Calvert, gore to Paris, remains 10 years, min gles with lords and dukes and re turns to New York weaitnir the ssme overcoHt which he has when a poor boy. As the garment shows no signs of wear the manufacturers would un doubtedly be prepered to squander enormous sums of money on the pro ducers, providing the proper credit for authorship of ,tlie coal were Kiven on Hie screen. ess William Conklin Is coming Into his own via iaiDoa feature turns. Al though he had a good part In "Neal of Ihe Navy." It did not show him to his hert advantage. Conklin Is one of the finest and manliest sppearlng leads be fore the public. And he con eessy i strong, romantic role with the "best of em." 'Of late he has done several pictures with Jackie huunders. Kitcht now he Is being featured opposite Lois Meredith. ass In "Double Crossed." the Mustanj? photoplay recently completed at anta ilarhara Anna Little and the others In the company took some scene on what Is known as Bishop's million dollar ranch. Anna says It is one of those wonderful ranches you rcsd about and never see. 8he enjoyed the experl enctsy and appreciated the compliments the real cow beys paid her on her fine riding. 'e s , Art Acord was actually "knocked out" while boxing with a kanfraroo during the production of "The Kxira Man and the Mllkfed Lion" at Santn Barbara. The "Buck Parvln of the Films" claims the animal got tired of using Its front feet, suddenly sat Sn lis tail and kicked out with Its pow erful back legs and painfully flattoned him. ass Charles Dudley, of the Balboa forces, claims the champion dying record of the screen. In the last dox.-n pieces in which he hss been cast, he has ex pired Just 11 times. "I don't like for that fact to get out." Dudley remarked, when be revived the last time, "for it might give the Impreorlon that I'm a dead one.' " 'Impossible," ventured one of the ever-ready studio wags, "don't you come back every time?" Thomas Melghan. the Tsisky-Para-mount leading man, intended to make sn aeroplane flight with Ie Lloyd Thompson, the noted avistor. the other day at OrtlTitb Park. Meighan went out In the field all ready to go up, but found he was so big thnt both he and Thompson could not get In the cock pit of the machine at the same time, and Melghsn hsd no desire to attempt a flight with a mere correspondence school course of aviation. ess Dustln Farnum gave a delightful supper party last week at his apart ments In honor of K!r Beerbohm Tree. There were present Tree's daughter. Constance Collier: Winifred Kingston, William D Taylor, William and Mrs. Farnum and Courtenav Foote. Beer bohm Tree was In capital apirits. and kept the company In continual laugh ter with his stories. s . s s The new Indoor studio has Just been completed at the Trlsnale-Keystone plant, and It Is one of the most com plete of Its klr.d In the. world. The The floor space of 130 by 300 feet will permit from 10 to So sets at one time, while an additional strip of iO by 300 fret is used as a runway to haul scen ery and pronertles. The runway has a floor of concrete and studio proper a I hardwood flooring. The entire Interior Is lighted by luuo-wait niuoea gas) lamps. Eighty racks of nine lamps each are arranged on overhead tracks, and may- be moved to any position in the studio. ess Director Bob Hill will take a Uni versal company to Labrador in a week or so, where ha will take pictures in the Ice fields. This picture calls for a scene where a man must cross a river on floating ice in order to reach tbe doctor's house in a hurry. e e - The Clara- Kimball Young company, engaged In filming "The Feast of Life," took with them to Cuba 10 American automobiles equipped with radiators specially equipped to keep the motor cool under the trying conditions of the tropical climate. e a - a William Davidson, one of the leading men of Metro feature productions, who entered the motion picture business when the present war drove him out of the exporting and importing business. has developed another talent, and promises to become ar grand opera singer if be chouses. Hooray: s s s To obtain several big and exciting scenes for "The Blindness of Love." a forthcoming Metro production In which Julius tileger is starred, the entire campus of the University of Florida whs" used, together with hundreds of the students. The Metho company, headed hy Director Charles Koran, were making the exterior scenes In and around Jacksonville, Fla., and had In tended using a small seminary near by for the college scenes. e s s . Frank Daniels, comic opera comedian, who has been working under the direc tion of C. Jay Williams in a series of one-reel comedies. Intends to forsake the legitimate stage forever. He has been acting the role of in old soldier. dexti'ous." Daniels admitted. "When I was a . boy . my father alwayj said to me: 'Frank, learn to cut .your finger nails with your left hand, for some day you might lose your right hand.' " s s s V Donald Slackenzie,- the ' Pathe pro ducer, afier experiencing the cold and heavy snows of the Maine woods, is going to the other extreme. He Is tak ing his "Precious Packet company with Ralph Kellard and Lois Meredith South, and will spend a fortnight there s s s Not content with being both a di rector and a star at the same time, and believing that even the cooking of a dinner on New Year's day is not suf ficient to win favor for her in the Palace of Fame, Cleo Madison. Uni versal Film favorite and other things takes a morbid delight In growing flowers, even going so far as to import bulbs from Holland and New York, see - Lois Meredith, the newest Balboa star. Is a notable girl for many Tea sons. Not only is she possessed of unusual facial charms, but her hands and feet have been pronounced per fect hy experts. Several painters arid sculptors have used them for models. Some years ago their replicas were ex hibited at. the salon in . Paris, where they excited widespread admiration. J s s Lillian Walker, the "dimpled'" star of the Vitagraph Company, has re ceived an offer from one of the biff knitting mills to keep her supplied wltn stockings for the ret of her lite if she will comply with their request. In a film recently Miss Walker's limbs were shown in a pair of preen stock ings and the company who made the proposition to the photoplayer wants her to arrange for another such pic ture to wear their hosiery and show and his antics have been so amusing! tnelr trade mark. If Lillian agrees this will be one picture wnere ner aimpies will no'i. figure. s s s Wallv Van wil produce the C. N. & A. M. Williamson story, which will be released in 15 episodes. Karle Will lams is featured in the production. The balance of the cast includes Charles Kent. Nellie Anderson, George Stev- that the work In neighboring studios has often stopped that the directors and actors may be amused. In one scene Mr. Daniels was required to con sume a quantity of food, throw ing it in with both hands. He displayed such dexterity at this that Director Williams questioned him about it. "Yes, I am ambl- eris, Oarry McGarry, Thomas R. Mills. Templer Saxe. L Rogers Lytton, Lillian Tucker and Denton Ynne. During a scene between Rosemary Tlieby and Harry Myers in the filming of "The Hash House Heiress' Rose mary hurled a dinner plate which landed directly on the Myers throat. Though the missile left no mark, yet Mr. Myers' speech was impaired for several days. Hurling dishes in domestic riots has ever been a fruitful source of jests for the pnofessionsl humorists, but Rose mary seems to have accomplished more than the average housewife does un der such circumstances. To shut off an opponent's power of speech. If oniy temporarily, must be set down as a triumph. But some folk will deem that the dainty, slender star has established a dangerous precedent. s s s The position of Mary Tickford in the hearts of the public is 'unique. Her ir resistible personality and unsurpassed artistic attainments have made her the supreme favorite of millions of patrons of moving-picture theaters in every corner of the civilized world. She is better known to the masses than any other figure in Christendom, and her peculiar individuality has won the per sonal friendship of every one who has seen her on the screen. Though there are other beautiful sirls and other tal ented actresses. Mary Pickford stands alone in this almost supernatural fac ulty of gaining the uffectlons of her audiences. Her permanent association with the Famous Players Film Com pany assures her continued appearance jn the Paramount programme. H. B. Warner, the distinguished young actor, whose work in "Alias Jimmy Valentine" and other Broadway successes gained him international fame, has acquired the title, partic ularly among his associates at lnce ville. where he is working, of the "best-dressed man in America." The term likely has been inspire! by rea son of th'e fact that, during the greater part of the time the actor has been appearing as star in a current Triangle Kay-Bee feature under the direction of Charles Swickard, lie has worn even ing clothes. THE PAINTED SOUL Featuring BESSIE BARRISCALE The Original Bird of Paradise Girl in this Realistic Drama of the Underworld in Four Superb Acts. Also, the only original Mail Box Pictures. See the big Mail Box, the Ad Club, coatless but not fanless, and possibly yourself mailing one of those letters. And last, but not least, FATTY ARBUCKLE in one of those Keystone Comedies. TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY AT SC i$j 4jjae ; : Circle Theater Fourth and Washington. Matinees 5c Evenings and Sundays 10c XOTE Fatty Arbuckle will be at the Circle Theater today and tomor- , row and every day this week in a different picture. ' .