The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1922, Page 22

a THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1922. script. Amd he has agreed to help|for @ tong winter away from the/ rector, for four special productions to] Among them are Lionel Barrymore.|contender, plays a part im a big in_the direction and titling, too.” | sometimes sunshine of California. be released through First National. Alma Rubens, Pedro de Cordoba, Bus-| Metro picture. Yesterday he re- Besides Ade ant Tarkington, two] +1 haven't much to say." an.| Claude Gillingwater writes Soreen-|ter Collier, Gareth Hughes, W. H | marked that one of the extras looked other good friends of Meighan's are} nounced the star. ‘Anything | coul |'nge in an effort to prove that char. | Thompson, Gladys Hulette and Mario|iike Dempsey. “I ala't.” explained {also writing originals for him, the/pay about New York has been said] *cter work ts more interesting to|Marjoroni. he extra, “and don’t try to win so round-out of the quartette'being Rex| before, All I know is that [ am here| Moviegoers than any other on the} A! Kaufman, former hgavywoirnt| championship by pickin’ on me.” Screenings By DON ALLEN t co! Beach and R. G. Kirke. to play the lead in “A Glimpse of the] <reen. He doesn’t need any furthe: FILMERICK, “Friendship {s a wonderful thing!"] Moon,” which Allan Dawn will direct, There was a young screenite named | mused Tommy. long hard-working | Murray. by yp Ee ; Wo the favor of tans tried to curry. BEBE HERE. I'd just had my hair CUT INS, M. ©. Levee hesitated yesterday] ‘The film company that has been tong enough to give out the informa-| working for six weeks in Paris on tion that he had signed o contract | scenes for “The Enemies of Women,” am Go ashe dinced in scant dresses And unfettered tresses, ‘ And Mae was a star in a hurry. Bebe Daniels. the dainty film sta: wafted in from the golden west a couple of days ago. She was ac- companied by no fanfare or flour {shes and ruffl PHIL UMM SAYS. I hate t' think o” the time when Jackie Coogan 1 grown up. GOOD BUSINESS. A barber who runs the tonsrial palace neur the Cosmopolitan studios, | up Harlem way, waited around out- fide yosterday afternoon and only spoke when an assistant director whom he knew drifted out. "When?" asked the hedge-trimmer. “are you gonna start another rougn pleture?” ‘The A. D. opined he didn’t know. but asked the why of the interroga- tion. ee ener em Sale Starts Today, Friday and Lasts Until TOMORROW "Because when you were making the last fight scenes 1 had ood busi- 1 painted nine black-cyes' Harry and start another. There's jotma profit tn black-eyes.” KITTY! KITTY! | Rutgers Neilson was wandering | about Broadway yesterday wondering how he could pry the name of Aesop's im Fables into a prominent space. “Hello,” he yodied. “I have @ good | one for you. Last night my little! nephew went to visit bis «rand. | ee | ONLY! Attractive Specialties | MakeVanCamp’s' | Saturday Night, 9 P. X1. for the Great Your Milk Man - | WHICH IS CLOSING TIME! Night of Fun and Mystery High bred herds and model dairies pro- ‘PUBLIC NOTICE! uuce this milk—only it comes in cans insteaa | ae ee is ur come Immense assortments and the lowest fb “This great sale smashes all first tip of winter, huddled up com. | | vf bottles. Half the water has been taken | or smashes all previeus records !! tortaiiy tn front of the open fire and prices in the city form a combination sut to save bulk. | wing nave taken thousands of Suits and Overcoat. mediately started to purr. fhe 1 Ba | hich defi if f ahs Gab Camipik: fa 'feady (0 serve Uearoontea, joe thinned we manufactured ior o. t-pf-town ard New ; biel rand ee eee, ne om] Relea, pecan Wwe waic. ies a orms of competition. letle for goreals and desserts, used half and half for ricl. |} opel a aes oe es, ae cy “ N » <7, Kae | rinking milk. | sale. Signed CLA ‘Oh, Gran'ma,” he gushed, “the ut Stuffed AY ial F, Milk =xpensive?—no; this wonderful milk is far less expensi\ we ect Tl, & Sat. Oct. 27 & 28 bottled milk, al dy, - You will ii : oe Dates, Figs |”? : Chocolate fie a Sareed ol, stwass ronly, ere eens Yoav Buy Direct From Maker TOMMY TICKLED. Ran into Tommy Meighan yester- @ay and T. M. was tickled silly. And and Prunes iw | “All "| Pumpkins |) |] VANCAMP’S MILK ||| men’s & Young Men’s he ought to be! POUND decorated Seibel sts ietraons on AE? BOG vce! Three | i the had just pursuaded Booth Tark- ‘ Elsewhere 60c neat Cc w ington, a long-time friend, to rie ————— OUND NET carton. ASSORTED P oun ds FRUIT AND NUT BUTTERCUPS POUND NET 75c for an crfginal screen story for him.| Fellowing 80 close as \t does upon his Halloween securing the consent of George Ade, FE; TOPCOATS OVERCOATS 15 Retail Price $3 Men’s & Young [en’s Extra Fine New Fall TOPCOATS SUIT OVERCOATS Ca. : Loftypops @nother life-long friend, to write original stories for him, Tommy gather thinks bis second coup Is a Faces Dressed for jer. “While the works of Booth Tark- Marshmauow Jelly ington are not new to the screen,” Choco- Halloween centres. explained Thomas, “several of his late covered— BRIARCLIFF MILK CHOCOLATE COVERED COCOANUT Cc stories and plays having been ROYALS i gereened. the story he has promised i to write for me will be his" original box. . renter 69¢ While They Last petit acco lteinandcds_ Sora High Grade Assorted Chocolates Or Bonbons and Chotoiates. Put up in at- joween tractively pyppenare container in keepin, [ved night of fi se. 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