The evening world. Newspaper, June 3, 1920, Page 19

BRYAN oT HOPES. TOSTARIN MOVIES AS HERO'OF DRYS Has Not Given Up Project That Once Failed When Fi- nancing Went Wrong. Mi ' | { t | { | Delayed, but coming! William Jennings Bryan in a multiple “Slaying the Demon Coming! real movie Rum!" Bryan has not turned away from his ambition to act for the movie camera and take a Bryan share of the profits, He took pains to cor- rect in a statement from Washington, made pubile to-day, that there were @ny grounds for a loss of interest in the project started by G. R. Dalton and Edward F. Goltra of St. Louis. Golthra is Bryan's friend who has been involved in‘the investigation of the propriety of the refund of $150,000 by the Government of penalties 1m- posed on the Hostetters Bitters Com- pany for ylolating the revenue laws, Bryan agrees with J. Stuart Black- ton, the movie producer, as to the ar- rangements first made regarding the film showing how the battle for Pro- hibition was won under Bryan's leadership—except as to the financial division, Bryan said that Prohibi- tion was an issue when the subject ‘was first Brought to him and he re- fused to make any money out of It, Later, whea Prohibition became a Bi} fact, he ata work out o plan for a | ‘film, he admitted, and still has it, Hi One of the big scenes he still has in i} | mind ts the spect of thousands of Michiga high hoo} lads taking nder th of Bryan's nis scen proposed to ckton and reject as Was the inal ‘scenario, for oN prepared a scenario understood Bryar sentimental if not a financial inter- est in the plan. Dr, Dinwiddie it was gath- it from | insist | friends to accept 3 nd :n the er cent, | filmed xcept for camera men were rea Blackton (WE arrange tends to have | eald in his “1 expect to h picture of the I am convince alue to the Itivating a ment hostile to the use of cants.” Frederick ed Commissior Yast night acc ted with J strial’ councilors, At ten industri A Cash or Credit OPEN EVERY EVENING § Holzwasser Home Talks No. 594 ecko Sake now may be held in our warehouse, stor- are free. until wanted. From West le by Both Kt. Crostown © BUth BC Buy Write Tor 100-page Catalog and | 16-paye Spring Sale Ci cular 3-ROOM APARTMENE BEST 6426 V21UM $245 ROOM APARTNE BEe sxo0 Varum 9979 BEST 8700 VALU Our "Liberal 1 Terms ‘Terms apply aso to New Misie, Now Jory and Coane: nich the} q fommoner'wee to act. Wt the| ‘We Deliver by Auto Direct ‘to Your * 3 TA THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920. ‘correct design. You YLUS, the only coat-cut union suit, is a mar- vel of simplicity and will look and feel better dressed in OLUS than in the old style union suit Easiest on—Easiest off Closed back — Closed crotch Guaranteed Fabrics $1.65 to $8.50 The Largest Shirt Specialists in America NEW YORK CITY STORES 26 Cortlandt St. 139 Nassau St. 110 Chambers St. 62 East 14th St. 200 Fifth Ave, Hotel Pennsylvania, 32d and 33d Sts. Hotel Commodore, 42d St. Hotel Imperial, 1250 B’y Hotel Breslin, 29th, B’y 134 Delancey St. 1407 B'way at 39th St. 1484 B'way at 42d St. 1654 B'way at 5lst St. BROOKLYN STORES 367 Fulton Street NEWARK PATERSON HARTFORD UNION HILL WATERBURY 431 Fulton Street 879 Manhattan Avenue ROCHESTER SCRANTON ATLANTIC CITY 1943 B'way at 65th St. 204 West 125th St. 105 Lenox Ave. 3387 B'way at 137th St. 1011 Southern Boulevard 843 Prospect Avenue 2838 3d Ave. at 149th St. 1398 St. Nicholas Ave. at 180th St. 482 Fifth Avenue WILKES-BARRE BRIDGEPORT SOUTH BETHLEHEM } The OLUS Union Suit i COAT-CUT a alt the Stone the trot