The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 10

Screenings By DON ALLEN What makes you cow “TP went to see a 6 4 { That didn't start in til NEW? ange Blossoms REMODEL CRITERION and the quaint c Gollected and orchestrated @uction by Willam Fred Peters, 1 electric the most beautiful al NOW WE KNOW The truth about t of fl has been revealed by the ei 26 OEinesebe eads as follows: the from | onty in, tts 8 waneh in a family the | now diving Ingt Ih ie not thought] rent atirae [that tere 1 authorit 4 pets t ing that Cardinal Spade ever CUT-BACKS When Knighthood ny treasure In (he intwnd,”* Owen Moore ts coing to try to prove Mat to the wo SHADY! Thine’? at the He ‘ An far as we can on. serecmite, just ¢ pia a Montexuma's cantio near | Mave breved “ae : : A 1 the past eRe tile Re alent Goldwyn th iy te memt Hot bank Fl, Tt wang Wastions of the Rea Me. Urban xd Was tr t Sept. 15 tainment Hrady has made far-famed W! In Washington tn an oMetal| « munication to the Fox Film Cor tion, So many letters were re Fox office regarding © Cristo” that the Fox ‘ ressed a note to the Italian Ambassador last week asking of Maly at the Royal Italian Embassy “T take pleasure in informing you that the Italian island of Monte Cristo radio jn one of the Islands composing the “f producers hasn't] Tuscan Archipelago. ‘deen reached as y« ere using radie to the latest pictur : between the French island of Corsica tare (heo-well infund the coast of Tuscany: it ts a jountainous island with a few litte inl scattered fishermen’s 1@ Most Important place ix Monte with Its famous y the noble far ef branch, survives | suppose you stuck to the shade! The name of Brady r this PrO-}oonjure with, whether in the speakies ‘Jor the movies, has again come to the working night and day} core in the latter branch of enter- All of which means that another 4 stab at fame bs entering the dancing daguerroty pes. When Edward A. Brady, nephew of rted by carrying a in a very im-|and would wel rene in a big production and | as far as.atm ed THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922, fortunate in having an op ae that ¢ WHICH? makes POME. for an oMeial statement as to just] publiahed story or weted way A dillar, a dollar, what was fact and what was fiction in] original secnario: A 10 o'clock scholar’ . the great romance by Dumas Well, no! That isn’t exactly the The reply of the Chevalier Geisser| worry, for they're not © cg olesia di Vegitaseo, Charge d'Affatres| much o whieh makes which mak As far as we can oa about 6-60 But the « of the old the hen o It in situated tle belong he same] legend pectal. "Count d by the Duman dle extin at Pap not writ ma We did not. ‘The rattlesnakes had | Ut no mall boats have ie shade claims all staked ont arrived, and the radio that far ANOTHER BRADY, Now the Cosmopolitan praise agent says that boul ¥ fanity always one to n A, made a stab, For, al And now they The “Ace” Spring The first bedspring (0 em body the science of bale anced compensating con= pression and tension, Note the little helie ‘Humoring the Nerve Centers into Sound Sleep In youth sleep comes easily with the close of day. Later in life it is a very different matter. Scientists have discovered much lately about the phenomena of sleep—especially in relation to the tense life of these stirring times. * * * The thing that misleads people when they f° out to buy Bed Springs is the fact that a bed spring /ooks easy to make. 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SIMMONS BEDS Built for Sleep “yell dat Around about the movie studios they all seam to be worrying fe Wetter movie movie; what they want to know’ tn, 17" thing pute ua in mind “Which came frst, hoe a eplendid rote The Jit er “Around the World inf ela that it would aequire = HERO Vresident of Pre- jas announced the en rights from The such a speed th the time it reached ae Chile Bill pending i teeth 8 ty" United § enate bit) would limit and control t ‘ all pe being led. hand the whit eaxon \ Little Child” at the intun Amerien will aud it reopened ut the Flelm Hage | ss weeping reform lon next week wainped hy in 1 Totland Iheim abhors pro- wore himself inte Hairy Ape." 18 that moviegoers well fed up on fur- thest north and furthest south lovales ne a happy medium 1s co announcing that Head Your Holiday B Gimbels Carries Genuine Keds, and Genuine Keds Only Women’s White Women’s Universal Women’s sizes 11 to 2 $2.25 $1.45 $1.45 mest held It secs as though ~) HUD LABOR BL sxecutive Chair t wer t ta Assy. 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