The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1922, Page 25

| _RVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JUNE 23 $5 Baby,” didn't look more than Just to amuse herself between scenes Viola spent all her|| time knitting, The needles looked as ABRAHAM é~ Sidney Franklin, stance Talmadge in “East Is West,"’ Screeni And so when he was informed that he was to direct the picture, which has many native Chinese actors, he started to brush up on Chinese, a lan- guage he studied and mastered years DIDN'T PLUG. A! Jolson called on Harold Lloyd other day and both of ‘em tried fe outdo the other in spilling yarns. Here's Al's contribution to the “And who are you, my little girl?” asked a kindly faced visitor to the studio, thinking Viola was as young “Who, me?” asked the star. ago. He practised on the laundryman| 1.7, the little girl they named Needles, and got as far as the ‘No Tickee, No Washee"' stage. Then he went down to Chinatown and tried it there. “I just returned from a hunting trip during which I shot a deer,” “We carried the deer to mp and then ‘discovered a pack of oyotes had trailed us. losing in on us. ing every song I had ever heard, ‘ritten or whistled.” “T'll bet,” broke in a songsmith nt, “that you never thought to in one of my songs."’ “And they execute men for mur- 1” muttered Al before he fainted. PEDDLER PEST. Hollywood, so we are told in a letter received last night, is being besieged by a swarm of Persian rug peddlers. They are milling about like a visit of Came his great chance. A crowd of distinguished Chinese visited the stu- Sid opened up, explaining every- thing in what he thought perfect Chi- I started in to The visitors stood it for fifteen min- ‘Then one of them spoke. “Why not cut the comedy and speak It would make it much easier for us all!"” Now Sid won't even mention chop It seems that the magnet that has drawn so many of the Persians and near-Persiars Hollywoodward was an announcement to the effect that Guy Bates Post ‘would use a lot of Persian rugs and atmosphere in “Omar, the SHE'S FAMOUS, Viola Dana, in her twelve-year-old during the shooting of It has often been said that films bring the fashions of the world even imto the remotest corners thereof. Still, we see villains in spats idly leading men am- And go, bearing both rugs and at- mosphere, the Persians have started whiffing cigarettes; bushed behind glossy shirt fronts and Miding under glossier hair; soubrettes sporting pajamas and queens of the gereen wearing everything but the fashions do not change. TABLES TURNED. Harry Rapf and Wallace Worsley, Producer and director of,"‘From Rags starring vehicle, had a narrow escape from drowning when they were forced to plunge from a railroad trestle into the San Luis River at Delmar, Cal., @uring the shooting of a scene. They were fished out after having @uffered nothing worse than a thor- The first thing they spied was the wide-open countenance ckled faced star. There wasn’t a camera grind- WANTS A TITLE. Harry Carey is all fussed up over ‘What to name his latest feature made Strength for your ch in the olden days of ek was just plain R-C. ing the thesaurus, the natural histories Every Tak-hom-a Biscuit that your child eats is changed into muscle, bone, and strength. Tak-hom-a Biscuit is ninety per cent nourishment. the children—and something they like. Sold only in the red package. Joose-WiLes Biscurr (MPany Branches in Over 100 Cities. y in the hope of finding a suitable title. If he will accept Bs we would sug he announce him JANE’S NEXT. Jane Novak sent us word yesterday that she had secured a story based on “The Rock of Ages" starring feature. Her little note also fncluded the information that she con- Bidered “The Rock of story she had ever r That may be all that—but we still Ages'’ is the one A. Zukor wears in THE LAZY THING. 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Silk Aflernoon Frocks A truly beautiful selection of silk can- ton frocks, in light colorings, made in sev- eral different styles, trimmed with beading or embroidery. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. A. & B.—Becond floor, Central. ‘Boys’ Serge Suits Lovely Trimmed Hats Two Pairs of Trousers Designed for Summer Days $12.75 $5.98 ° SPECIAL value for Saturday - before - IGHT and airy, as graduation-day, the season re- Smartly styled yoke and quires. Wide brims to pleated suits for boys7 serve as summer shade to 15 years; another hats charmingly _pic- style with patch pockets turesque droopin for boys 12 to 18 years, rims, short bac Neatly tailored; coat polks, elongated sail- lined with alpaca; two ors, and roll brim ef- pairs of lined knickers. fects. Other two-trouser Suits iN ‘fascinating choice of better serges at of taffeta hats, canton $14.75, $18.75 and crepes, combination of r —$$—$—$$$__—— For Saturday’s Selling Telephone 6100 Main Porto Rico braids, sennit split and fancy rough A. & 8. 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