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Sffnf ..f mirlviilli'fl bc.iuly will lie
a fcHliire nf .Sidney A. Franklin's
InltlBl 1iiilfi'tnlciit I'loilurtiim. "N"t
Juill v.- which Assdi'ialiM First N:i
llnnul ri-leiiwx lit Hip Aliaile Thoallv
iixluy.
Hlir-i liT Franklin Is a lover ( the
Ik-h;:: ICnl, MTIll while lii.x plvvii'lis miv
. will) Slaiv l'hVf"r.l an,l Ni.rin.,
Tnlmnrttt' a Ihe Mtnrw h:ne hevn liuttMl
fur Iheir wt.nrierliil si-Hinus. il is
claimed that lii riirrenl pro. in. Hon
will fur ontut rip them.
Mtiny nf the wenes fur "Not iluilly"
have their lurale in India ulnni: the
.hores of the tJamres. Thousands of
tiiitlve Hindu wniiien will he seen
halhinit In the SarreI Uiver. The
world famed temples of that country
will ad1 prent beamy to the prodno
tion, espec ially Ihe scenes sh.rw inn ,ne
Taj Mahal, the pure white marble
mausoleum huill at Acta, Indin, b
the Moioil Km)eror Shah Jehan, in
memory of his favorite wife. The
colorful tea houses huilt over the pic
turesque .harbor at Rangoon are an
other feature of the prudui tion, s
ore the curios pearl heats.
Scene ahowinR in detail one of
America" popular playgrounds, VKI
Monte, California, are another fea
ture. The picturesque Del Monte Ho
tel, overlooking the historical Mon
terey Bay, 1 intimately shown.
lavish Interiors are also included
in the story, ammit them heinK !l re
production of a fashionable New York
nauihline house, and the hall room of
a famous old world hostelry.
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Classical dancinfi: on the
s( leen is cumin; into iis ow n. '
Flw Mars afo the followers of the
pantomimic drama demanded rouh
and ready action, spectacular scenes
and thrills as supplied hy cowboys and
society melodramas, but a fcroup of
ilassieal dancers too highbrow! was
the genera! verdict.
Today, however, audiences have
come to appreciate true art as It is
expressed in the better V'pes of pro
ductions. Kcalizintr this srowinsr un
derstanding of asthetic interpretation.
Thomas H. Ince has included as a
suoriul feature in ".Molher o' Mine."
his latest dramatic offering for the
Associated producer, which comes to
the Alia Theatre today, one of the
most beautiful classical dancing scenes
ever projected on the screen.
The famous Belcher dancing girls
were so ured for this incident of the
production, and it is said that in
"Mother. O" Mine" they are making:
their first appearance before the
camera. The Belcher School is one
of the . most renowned dancing insti
tutions in America. Its pupils belli? in
every instance graduates of other
Schools of interpretative dancing- and
highly advanced in the terpsichorean
rvrt.
! In the coming production, they are
' presented as a part of the entertain
1 ment progTam of a metropolitan hotel
: ballroom. The scene in which they ap
pear is said to be a masterpiece of
, photographic accomplishment. Cloth
i ed in German robes, bare armed and
: bare legged, they dance under and
j through the sparkling mists of a dozen
i or more silver fountains while multi
' eclored lights, plays on the scene.
produce startling beautiful rainbow
, effects.
Tho remainder of the ballroom pro
i pram depicted in -Mother O' Mine" is
notable for the many novel and in
I terestine effects that have been
i troduced by the members of tho Tnce
staff, several of whom are widely ex.
perienced in the staging of chorus
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SASKATOON. Sank., Aug. 36. (t.
K. H.I The while and scarlet emblem
of the Canadian Kcd Cross is to sliine
out in the most isolated districts of
Western Canada. Kvery farm house,
iej,aidless of location, is to he within
easy distance of a hospital doctor or
lied Cross nuise. .New settlers, many
of whom are locating on the fertile
lands along the Canadian National
liail-vays. are to have quick medical
assistance in case of illness..
The movement had its inception In
Saskatchewan. Through cooperation
of the Canadian Ked Cross and tho
provincial board of health adequate
funds, nurses and doctors have been
provided. Small outpost hospitals un
der supervision of qualified attendants
already luive been established ut points
not previously close to medical facili
ties. It Is all a part of Canada's general
hcHith campaign. War on tonsils mid
adenoids In Weslern Canada, accord
lug to statistics, has brought tho
health oT children up to first rank
among nations of the world.
Co-operative hospital, maintained
by a very slight tax on land, are ope
rated In many districts. Ftirmers may
go to these hospitals and have all the.
attention provided by medical science
lor ?! a day.
lied Cross outposts are to he the
last link In the good health chain that
girds Canada's prairie provinces.
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WAHHIXGTON", Aug. I il. ( I. N. S.)
The republican members, of the
house will endeavor In take a final
vote on th:i tax revision bill Saturday,
Uepubllcan Leader .Mondcll announc
ed when tho republican conference
was held to consider the bill.
TONS OF HAY AT HALSEY
AI.IIAXY, Ore., Aug. 111. (U. 1'.)
Fire departments of HUiToundiiitf
(owns were called to extinguish tho
disastrous llalsey fire, when the Krmii
warehouse containing 11,0110 tons of
hay burned and the town was threat
ened, over 50 farmers lost their en
tire hay crop. The loss Is estimated
at $ir,,oini.
Madame Curie's grum of radium,
when transported across tho oceun,
was placed In one hundred and thirty
pounds of wood, lead and steel. The
radium litis the bulk of a peanut, but
Its potential energy, If released Ht onro
would have lifted the forty-six thous
and ton ship and cargo out of Ihe wa
ter to destruction.
H'-nry C. Y.' :" r.r.-3 X'
ti. vigorous s jr
to M td ll'cnl guliiluii' t'1
T-iin-idge, two victims o t!:c s'.uur.ier
t ;u".n ulture. ailt-cts tho cod hat uni
l;:,ks. ;enna hobes r have su nc-i.iiliy
UnlS l-'llUt'JoiAjrilijJ j,i the lud.
PRESIDENT ASKS FOR
i $200,000 TO DEFRAY
CONFERENCE EXPENSES
. in.'
homes
I mlv
fast i
numbers and colorful ensembles.
PERILS AND
THRILLS
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WOOD SIMPS
! SEATTLE. Aug. 16. (I. IM Gen
1 eral Pittro Rodaglio, chief of the staff
j of the Italian armv. arrived in Seattle
. r n a. tour f tt i'acif ic coO- . Ha will
i visit Portland later in the week, and
j address the local Italians. General
I Bodaglio is the hern of several fam
, ous Italian campaigns.
AYIIKX A VOIAN"S MKX.
LONDON", A us. 1. ti. X. S-
"The meanest woman in England,"
testified a Woman complainant, is a
former friend and secretly photo
graphed her while she was wearing a
new gown of original design and then
had a copy made.
COU'MBl'.'5.
in l the Inub.litv to bud. I
enough to supply me uem.noi 1
big majority of American families
from owning their own homes," de
clared James A. I'evine, secretary of
the Ohio Building Association League,
when told that hotel men in the Unit
ed States had predicted the passing of
the .-.mencan home.
F. G. I.v.hweil, na'iontl .secret .ry
of the hotel men's organisuition, at a
tmivention just concluded, stated that
"the renaissance of cliff dwellers is
coming." He declared the old fash
ioned American honte is passing along
v.i'h the horse and in due time will be
exhibited along- with the. stuffed dodo j
bird and the eg of the ark. People. i
are nioving into hotels, accoruing to .
Bothwell. I
Not so, according to Secretary De- I
vine, of the building and loan organ-
(III "IIIUO IS SOon to Willies.-, uu- i
; "reat-st liome-liuilding boom in Its
hr.story." h clure.l. "Every effort
the eight hundred buintins ami
WARlIilNC.TOX, Aug. 11 (A. P.)
Th-6 president asked congress for
$;i'i0.nrto to defray the expenses of tho
ois.u tnament conference.
Some people are indifferent and
say Corn Flakes, and get what
they ask for. Others want the
better kind, and demand
Post Toaslies
best cornflakes
Post Toasllcs are in a class alone but you can't get
theja unless you say "I'st Tonsties" to your grocer.
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I The I'tfeot prize of ten thousand
j francs, offered to the first person to
: succeed in leaving the ground and fly
i ing ten metres with only human pow-
er. has been won by a noted French
bicyclist who successfully flew in an
! air plane operated by foot. He re-
peatedly fulfilled the rcniirements
I for the award.
in "bio darinx the
be ti.rue l t i home
no ibciared that the
ha-i i eat lied
r f
loan instil uu
next year ;s
b'jiidinp." Ieim
home hlpirtau'e in
serious proportions.
'The public will realize within the
next year just what inestimable value
t., any community is a well-organized
biiildinir program. Dovine said the
.ui ne.in home would never p. ss out
of cxi.s.en ve. "Instead the nation is
beccmimf o".e o home owners," he
declaied.
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Notable cast featuring Lloyd Hughes
Belly Blythe. Joseph Mcjqut
Claire M?DowgD. Bethj EosaClark;
Adapted by C.Gardner Sullivan
fromlhe Octopus" &y
Charles Belmont Davis-1
Directed by 'Fred Niblo
SaperviscMymOMAS H.INCE
The face of MUe. Korcl Is literally
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highest paid actrc-sn In France be-'
rause of her ability to "make faccn.'
The top pUtue show her "as Ui'
others In character paxts.
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PERCY AND FREDDY IN
"WE SHOULD WORRY"