Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1922, Page 83

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHI D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 19, THE VILLAGE MOVIE By W. E. HILL Copyright 1922 the Chicago Tribune Mr Tansey of Tansev's drug store and family. Fred Hanlon, while not exactly a member of the Tansey household, will prob- ably land there sooner or later. Hasn't he been calling on Bere- nice Tansey every Wednesday and Sunday evening for going on two years?> Berenice is very fond of the pictures. Many's the time she’s been on the point of having a screen test made. The lobby of any small town picture palace on a Saturday night is a pretty gay place What with the voung bloods of the town eyeing the girls as they come in and all that! Tenight we have with us Art Levinscn, ~Fat Griggs and the Sternberger boys. Milt and Lewss, of Stern- berger & Rowe. purveyors to the well dressed men of Rumsonville. The Misses Baglev have just passed by The youngest Miss Bagley can hang her hat in Fat's front parlor any old day. So says Fat. who reallv knows what's what Fat saw "'Bits and Morsels of 1922™ in New York last spring “"and maybe they didn’t have a swell looking bunch of girls! Hct dog! Hazel. the beautiful daughter of Mrs. Grady. the laundress. has been simply eating up a scciety film Her whole life is to be altered. See how grandly she is gliding homeward, and say if Mrs Abby Grant. the postmistress. waiting outside for her friend you dare that Glona Swanson or Bebe Daniels has anything on Mprs. Tombinssnt Mrs. Grant knows howsmtercatediNes. Tamn: Hazel's queenly carriage. Tomorrow Hazel is going to have a linson will be to hear about the postal now repcsing in the Buck- talk with her momma. and if Hazel's momma doesn’t promise ~ ° leys’ mail box—from the eldest Buckley boy in Cedar Rapids never again to shame Hazel by taking in washing, Hazel will The last sentence Mrs Grant couldn’t quite make out leave for Hollywood Petween the news weekly and the feature film-—- “"Weak Women' is showing tonight—Mrs. Ed Meeker remembers to tell Mrs. Charles Scda- Miss Fthel Simpson, berg the terrible bit of news that Mr. Meeker milliner (goes to the city brought back from a business trip to Chicago twice a year) n one of Listen————— and you will hear how Mr her advance styles Meeker saw old Asa Pratt’s daughter - the wild cne. you remember—in the city all dressed up with furs and everything! Ncw what do you make of that? Old Mr. Hooper. sexton of the Meridian Street Congregational Church. is about to give orders that Archie Walters shall give Clarence Underhill’s cap back. Beautiful lady piano player gal- The ycung rascal! loping gayly through “Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Tces” during that portion of the news weekly showing the funeral of scmebody or other. The front rows of Grange Hall, showing male members of the Rumsonville younger set being very red blooded. At the ex- treme right of the group vcung Archie Walters is chanting * Oh - look - at - Mabel - underneath - the - table - oh - look - at - Mabel, " etc . etc.. ad lib -