The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 16

A SNAG IN TRYING fuses to Handle “Fate” Even At Six Cents a Foot. 5 (Special to The Brening Wortd.) LOS ANGELES, June 2.—Clara hit a snag again, She finds no labo ratory here will develop the filma of in “Fate.” She sent the cellu- with only the name of the di- jor, “John Gorman, New York," “it was detected and refused handling at even six cents per foot rriman interests, following pur- ‘Ghase of the Salt Lake route by the €-. Pacitic, are reported to have ded to make Los Angeles the seoond port of America, ranked only by New York. Business heretofore ent to Portland and Seattle is to be Gfverted here to make this city tHe dominant foreign trade port of the Pacific Coast. Hand Maes: escwasererwers SSS reer plans. (Cowhide Leather Boston Bags— sewed frame—double handles— were 82.87,............. 2.00 Collar ‘Bags of leather—brown and gray—silk draw cord— were 81.97......... . OF Brief Cases of Cowhide Leather —straps—two or three pockets— t were $4.87..00.0......., R57 {Carriage Bage—seal grain leather | —rivet frames—full length pocket + —top handles— were 85.87....... 5055 - 4.50 een ee a a nnn en ene eee eee enn: ne nn ewe et Ne en ane ewn ene nee emeennennenereeerememepoamerswess meee 1 | stop flight In "“Cloudster," now be- ccomnsaifitoonaontn Los Angeles Laboratory Re- Smith Hamon's film ambitions have | } Following funeral services here th» [rw ee ey) Zz Two Day Sale Small Luggage And Other Needs for the’ Vacationists Bags of all kinds, smart and useful for touring and shopping, priced at very special values for the benefit of those who are making their vacation See Pages 4, 9 and 27 for Other Hearn Advertising 2 a ' 16 | noay of Robert J. Shoemaker wan| actor, and his wife are vacationing sent to-day to New York, his former here. They will soon return to New home York. Mrs, Esther Green has sued Roy J De Armour for $30,900. She has becn visiting her parents in Brooklyn, and the man she intended to marry, as she says, only laughed at ber. Cecil De Mille is soon to leave for New York on a somewhat mysterious errand, He will remain there only three days, leaving here next Wednes- day. Mrs, Frederick Reynolds of West Point was honor guest at a luncheon by Mrs. Godfred Holtertoff in West Adama Street. Warner Baxter and his wife, both | Virginia Valli, the flm peauty, has arrived here with her husband, Dem- arest Lampson, on their | oneymoon. Breakfast in Loa Angeles on Juno 6 and breakfast in New York on June 17 is the programme of Eric | ing constructed for the fight. Mrs. Wallace Reid (Dorotl.y Daven- | port) announces that she will return | to the sereen after four years of re- | tirement. | The Los Angeles Public Service | Commissioners have had a row among | themséives over the price of the lot | to be gold to Biltmore Hotel interests, ut have finally decided to ask 50,000. uy Bates Post is due here from ew York to film the play he made famous. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gleanzer of New York wore dinner guests here |of Louis Colman Hall. | Alexander Pantages, Coast theatri- |eal magnate, is reported negotiating jin New York for a play which he | will Duy with the idea of producing on Broadway next season. | "Women in pews are twenty-five | years ahead of their brethren there | in ideas rogarding ohurch work,” says | Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery, hore | from New York for the Missions Con- | ference. 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Rear Admiral Twining, chief of staff to Rear Admiral Williams, Acting Commander of the Pacific fleet, with Mrs. Twining, is to leave here June 10 for New York. He will sail for London to become Naval Attache at the American Embassy. Mrs. Fanny Addison Pitt, last seen upon the stage two years ago in New York, is a guest here of her son, Addison Pitt. The seventy-six year old actress soon may appear at the It Takes Five Minutes To Read This Message—Read It! It May Save Ten Teeth For You ‘OBODY wants to be separated from his teeth, if he can help it. That’s the . Nwreason people are thinking seriously on dentifrice facts these days. Here are q few that perhaps you don’t know yet. Scientific dentists are telling their patients that there is only one way to clean teeth prop-. erly—and that is with a powder. Pastes and washes haven't the “grip” and “bite” that is required to really dean and pol- ish the teeth. 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Filmiand moguls have been 9e- cretly conferring here constantly with Oscar Prince ever, since his arrival from New York on Tuesday The meeting of the Associated Pro- ducers was characterized by grand jury room atmosphere News of the death recently in New York of Robert Morris interests many Angelenos who knew him as a stage director here years ago, He in- structed such later stars as Blanche Hall, William Desmond, Lew Stone, David Hartford and Hobart Bos- worth. Here is a day in the Los Angeles life of Daniel Froh:an: Honor guest at buffet supper and dance, by Mrs. George E. Paddieford; honor guest at juncheon by Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff; host at dance by Hollywood Studio Club; host at tea at the Ambassador Hotel; honor guest at breakfast by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner. —— APPEALS STAY TWO DEATHS, Notices of appeal filed with Warden Lewis E. Lawes of Sing Sing yesterday deferred the execution of two slayers in the death house. 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