The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1920, Page 9

‘ FORMER MOTION PICTURE ACTRESS ADVISES MOVIE-STRUCK GIRLS une Min ° May rm home, mald to re about the studio life? at Universal City. t@ say, I made In 1914, it was easy to and played a number o' f good parta Were actus claimed the silent drama. motion picture Were put in the t6 play extra and work a day and there at $5 per Finally, we had only 12 stock play. the companies began to) re and probably Seattle Star. We be | aon en if} would be required All fashionable clothes, established a motion E |do, Mise Grey, can't you heip met : TWENTY-ONE Hy ges i perionce only till bring you theen le of & thte stage of extetence end 1 | Belj@ve that the gifts whe Tam hot! marry ent 84 or BS marry the Gincourage anyone, amply —, a & general Fuld to ive young and inexpert-| f 1 were in your glare, i f enother | y te mm lene Could never find | cul happen stone | “4 motion ptotare | one of these daya and he will De fut | 8 srreen today. 04 sincerely tn lowe with you a8 you, s = wi be |ere with Atm, that (0, you wal week the ptetures | rave 90 lee sour bert each day, 7 fee ia every Gnd not 90 Off on any wd tangents. - Been store —o a fe picture *| Troublesome Neighbor 4 = come co) Disturbs Peace. Dear Mins Grey: There te igh - |Dorhood here that has h rertilar trou “ pie | bie maker, and I should like to know hus | What can be done. : 1 (angry at any ene, 4 of it| often, she waite until something hap s with | pens and then reports it to headquarters and puta the some member of the family. mostly the jnvenile officer and continually visiting the tent hood. It seeme aa tho ft ts ether evocation. Nicht to cause trouble i for her = Profemsionals of to@ay are the unde “he doesn't like, and for h They eapend| When she becomes tired of their rt water, and in later pany. - an4 youth have) What would you éo If you were au gone, they are too tired physically to "Ving under such circumstances, - Mies Grey, and had to be mized up in PICTURE |wornething of this sort? No one- Ke Ng hsi I read your appeal to little Mleanor I write, as an experienced motion picture extra girl and stock player, of my experiences and the actual truth For six years I was employed by Universal Film Co. in Hollywood, Los Angelos, Cal. Later t and, needléss About 1916, legitimate players with Broadway experience, | stormed to séeing their names on the électrio) The small professional) layers, with the exception of a very few, kground. Stock was reduced and we had) HAT do YOU think? Write - thia Grey, care of The | He te ih CAlfornia, and Be mother wrote and told fe What will | into Mife; but f eeppor years of ae Can't you try te believe that ali | #0 thankful now that | Om aot Mar. Wed to the man whem | deeved | Mived? madly in lowe With at 6h ape | Every normal girt oes thew | te | “I remember how my father and 10) mother parted,” sald Ann. “When By | love is Gead—,’ my father began in « and fall, the top Ivory Brush Dear Mins Grey: Will you kind! Print a way to wash an ivory wrong. Mach obliged A. T. me Marshelle. 2312 YALE BUILDING Corner Third and Union Elliott 4232 of the same temperature. Ethel Barrymore's big comedy success will be the offering for next week of the WILKES PLAYERS With Mats, Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday Offered by the Largest Cast ever nasenbled on the Wilkes stage 37 SPEAKING PARTS “A PAIR OF SIXES” WILKES LAST TIME TONIGHT Be to $1.00 to 50¢ brush? Mine is the best, and.I do not want to spofl it by cleaning it kill myself. 1 forgot about the chiid I, too, have a nice wory hair brash |® lace where I could stop thinking. which I Reve ovccese?aDy cleaned | MY grave was the anty place where for the past three years by washing |! SOUld find peace. » jit in warm water and Ivory seap; |e sure to rinse tt thoroly in water “OUR MRS. McCHESNEY” dramatic sort of way. “Love is never then | dead for you, my dear,’ mid my tha bdotler| mother. ‘It ts always walting—just © |around the corner! Then she opened three hours. Peas| the door wide and my father passed he aame an beans if jews He forgot to kiss me goodbye!” | That stopped our talk for a few | minutes. Perhaps Mother and Chrys | were thinking, just as 1 was, that we | ought to make an extra effort te be ty | Aiee to Ann. | Mra, Best took up her recitak “After he had gone, | wanted to 1 Gesired one thing only—to get to “Please remember that I had wor. shiped the man. 1 had slaved for him, petted him, humored him, stood between him and the thii which hurt his nerves and spolied his art. After the divorces, I forgot his neglect and remembyred only his tenderness, “Never to feel his arms about me again! Never to atop his kisses with my ipa! Why, that was impossibie! I wanted him back—I would have him baek, tho he offered me but the shell af his old love! “I wept by day—and bit my pillow at night. His first honest love had been so wonderful! The memory of it swept over ma, engulfed me, and drew me down to despair, I went |thru the routine of the days with all imy mind fixed on finding a thort road to death. Memory tortured me |~—memory of our happy hours to gether. In the beginning we had loved cach other more and nore with the passing of the days. Love carried us to strange, new planes of experience where few human beings ever arrive, I think, There was no Umit to love's beauty. Fresh vistas opened before us—until long after Ann was born, When my husband began to philander, hin quest cramped our expanding soula. Our love was never the same again and my Rusband blamed me. “When he had passed out of my Ife forever, all the first raptures of cur love harnesed me by day, and @zeve me med when I should have Seattle Style No. 78—The Star’s snapshota of attractively- dressed women on Seattle streets HE BOOK OF A | [AFTER DIVORCE COME MEMORIES OF AN’ ENRAPTURED LOVE. ‘The pétite and Tittantaired ines | hue of the Wiikea players, who will have ah iniportant role in the offer tng next week of “Our Mra, MoClén ney,” hails from her father's eattle range‘ln Nevada, Théte ie hardly o morning that Miss Mary Thorne i¢ Het sean on the bridie path of Lake Washington boulevard, riding her fa Vorite mount frota the Beattie Fudl College stables, In the play ms will be seen ih the ole Of A chortis girl, whe has been taken by Mra, Mo Choaney and educated by her in a fie college, later to marry Mrs. leChaaney's only son. ee AAT 'D” Af fT OORB Four featured fumbers and three of mere than ulual merit com Sroneum etree Vaudeville bill that Gpene a wem’s = angage ment at The Moore temorrew. non aheotch, “Married.” witt be one of the lending § = attrac: tions Henrt Beott,| fj basebaritone of the Metropoitan Homer B. Mason Spere hous, will be the big musical event on the bn. wan for three seasona with the Chicago opers company and appeared here) ist fal) with the Seattle Symphony | orchestra, | Ned Norworth, assisted by Pveiyn | | Wells, will offer @ comedy and | mustoal number, | Heth Hert, a daneer of the Went |who nas taken the Mast by storm, | Gul aupene bn © Ceneures, fAumber, aa slated by @ trio of ether artimta. Ptewart ahd Mercer give exhiet ona of athletic ability. Rwdinotf combiew art with now elty whiatling, ‘The oreiine offer a munca! Hem: ber whieh inctudes meste on sasn- phone, harp, basses and visline . . SEVEN BELLE TONES AT THE PAN ‘ Headiining the new bil at the Pantages, beginning with Menday matines, will be the Seven Belle s ol itty . nf; F ! 2 sc ee eS 2° 33! | z it ii if i i “THE Sw. | AT THE HIP [alept. I wanted to kill myself, but |1 didn’t know how, “It was torture to face the duties ot day. On the atreet, I watched Marjorie MersheR physical structots, one in the army, the ether in the navy. Murry Lesile bas « talking-singing 0. monoclogu: “The Hare Hunters,” a singing and dancing skit, te the offering of Harry Welton and Marjorie Mar shall, a wooden shoe dancer, who cantributes her share ef the fun. musical program. George Walsh te featured tn the photoplay, “The Dea Linea” ee “CUPID'S ROUNDUP” AT LEVY’S “Cupid's Roundup” ts the offering for the current week at Levy's Orpheum, with a 2 continuous per formance today, there being five extra actors in the cast. Lew White wil be seen af a wild and woolly cow- boy of the Went- ern plains, Alf T. Layne will ap- pear as the vil- lain in the guise of an English lord who comes West to swindle Bess Hill out of the large ranch left her by her late father. In the musical angle of the bill Bess Hill will have a surprising novelty with the girls, while Robert Lorenzo will appear with 20 odd maidens on the flluminated runway. Gladya Finn and Rena Snyder, from the chorus, will have a singing and dancing novelty all their own. Oncar Gerard remains the Swedish oomed reach of the hart of love, “But the afternoon was not far enough advanced to ault my purpose. 1 entered the tea room of able hotel, where I had gone many times with my husband. Sitting quietly at the table we were sccus- tamed to choose wouldn't hurt much, as @ last ceremony, now that all my hurta were so nearly ended. “But the waiter was obliged to put moe in & far corner of the room. A man and & woman were at ‘Our’ tabie. I shrank back between a pil- lar and a palm and ordered the nsual things. I was surprised to hear my- welt speaking very evenly, for my husband was at ‘our’ table. He didn’t see me and ‘the other woman’ didn’t know me, “I could take my farewell of him undetected. I would stay until they left the place, then the darkness of evening would have fallen and from it I-would pass into the darkness of eternity.” (To Be Continued) MINNEAPOLIS.—Oscar Martin. son, Hennepin county sheriff, pleads gullty to complicity in illicit trans portation of whisky. ABERDEEN.—Western Washing- ton Baptist convefition to be held here last week in May. ———— , bring home seme of paatry. LO Wolttait ‘The Premier Trie promise a varied | ™' LTS ee ee ek Se ey ET rE MARY THORNE WILL PLAY CHORUS GIRL IN “OUR MRS. M’CHESNEY,” AT THE WILKES PAGE © 254 GUS HILL'S MINSTRELS AT THE MET hows may come and chews Gay £9, but Gus Hilts minstrels go on Sort USIC In Seattle MI Conducted by LOUISE ANNABLE Cornish School Commencement Exercises On Thursday evening, May 90, the Cornish Bchool of Muse will hold wet Andanty ma non troppo Allegre rire On May 21 at 3p. m. and 8:20 p. m.! the intermediate department wil! give two recitals at the Cornist | school. Pupils from the classes of Miss Hall, Mise Sackett, Miss Mur. Fi Ragatetie in F.. Bcherzo ........ Do Little Butterfly. Marurka ....... Harbare Tauber ‘The numbers on the evening pro- gram will be: Slumber Song Bammer Butterflies ... Mai Valve Opus 64 Gurittt xine Blackm: Gavotte in Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Kathleen Gaff. ney the Social Service club's next silver offering musical will be held. Mise Lucile Bradley of New York ve the following program: Ravel “Carot- | :. .Achumann Rallett Melodie Juba Humoresg: Toccata, © Sharp Mi ee Tetrazzini ta Give Farewell Tour Mme, Luisa Tetrazzini will make a farewell tour of the United States during the season of 1920-1921, un-! the of William H.! THE OLD @andelions en your orave more plants for the the garden, tivated crop. Market are already doing this, an better dandelions than seein from any seed store. ie the time to put it in. 1 be wine to soak the seed rows a foot apart Thin when the plants are up 12 inches. the fall a light covering of or straw should be given. Gandelions and of a quality You can even have dand comes when fall oellar GARDENER SAYS It you have dug out ali the awh and you might try growing them in like any other eul gardeners which grow wild You can get night, as it is slow tn germinat ing. Then plant very thiniy in ing mves work tater, because shouldn't be nearer together than Good cultivation will be required all summer, and in spring you will have no end of aa you have never known before. in winter by lifting @ few plants and setting them in boxes of earth in the that’s afl, a etme ple fellow eh dowed with um urual talentsand a dean in bis particular ling, George ia sated for the Metre. politan fr four nights, oom mencing Wed, nesday, May 18, with the customary matinee on Bat whiny, And agnin there will be @ street parade, free for everybody, Others tieted to supply acanioent 2 joy ate Jimmy Wall, Jack Lae BAmonds, William Hallett, Her bert Willison, Fred Freddy, Gart Graves, Ba Denys, Max Magen, | Three Musical Cates, William | Walter Markwith, James | Fiddle Galiagher, Jack Hayes, Jonnny Buckley and 25 other singets, dancers and eomediann. | Canada’s imports for consempiith In Mareh amounted to $142,497,37% & showing unequaled tn any month @f any previous year, MEERUT Tuesday Evening, May 18th VAUDEVILLE | William Heliett table, a get those Now it will over plant they f hay Next euch to be exchanged for re sti “Segiening Se ol is day, 16th. jf jelions METROPOLITA- MAY 19-20--21--22 25" GORMAN BROS. SATURDAY MATINER, SATURDAY EVENING, SPLENDID CHOR Address letters, make che: Metropolitan Theatre, Al TICKET DESIRED, help insure safe return. >. Minstrels SIMMY WALL AND MARKWITH BROS. SAXOPHONE QUINTETTE COMING Senora Italian Grand Opera Enriquita | Alfredo Carton Mejia THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 27—“RIGOLETTO" FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 28—IL TROVATORE” IGNACIO DEL CASTILLO, CONDUCTOR HOW TO SECURE TICKETS BY MAIL Include self-addressed stam! Gus Hill” The Greatest Minstrel Organization of the . Modern ‘Age FEATURING GEORGE WILSON “WALTZ ME AGAIN” 50 WHITE ARTISTS MAY 27-28-29th WITH MAT. SATURDAY Soto-Mayor Francisco Cras MAY 20—LUCIA D’ LAMMERMOOR? MAY 20—“CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA® 1L PAGLIACCI* UG—-AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA cKS, postoffice money ord DD 10 PER CENT WAR TAX YO PRICE ped envelope to