The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 23

WILL TURN EUROPE INTO "MAIN STREET Dean Inge of St Paul’s Sees British and French Towns Transformed. tng trouble for the 4ronta now, qDean Ine of St. Paul's, the ‘croom “Dean. ‘a The “Gloomy Dean Protests friendship for thing fan, oftens ta a whack at. the cousins across the Atlantic. The Whack he allows himself in the Eve- ming Standard ts a bit more vigorous an usual 7 “Americans are ish and i @f ‘Main Street," he complains “There is no doubt that Mr. Wilson @isliked this count ys Dean, ‘and did all he ex America out of the w “Ambassador | as one of the | ever had," he Praise by sayin Attered incense _tions of d publishec The D self-com: says ugh he Ameri- likely to turn Brit- > WESTCHESTER NOTES. Recause vers viol ining their mers at tho White I Harlem Roni. & Tompkins has filed a Ellrodt, sh following direct on of No. 151 + hattan; Leon W and Ruth Darvilie « Avenue, Bror The Fuot r Man hmont ison *. Otten and M. urtha B. Thanksgiving Day lively one the smart rties have jomes of ft the country Rochelle, Rye, Mount @ale and White Plains golf tournaments and Thanksetving | t2ve Inees will he tt itmore at | and Scarsdale (Go! Charlies Stex Park, Bronxy than 100 frien inner dar rt dale Country Club Among their y be a for dinner Benjamin © «, M ro gago, Mr. and Mrs Willlim Wise, M Mrs, W. G. Hamiite falter Pollak, Mr. and Mr Manning, and Mr. and 3 Gwinn. Captain and Mrs. Ra Garrett, w! Mrs. Bacon's D. Garrett, © Supervisor rt Synn Bacon, US. A formerl, hg with nd Mrs. L, misstoner yesterday, at sged upon the in Mackay, 74 years Try adding some Kraft to the dressing of stuffed baked peppers, then note the wonderfully improved flavor. Kraft Cheese adds zest to almost any dish. 3 varieties: American, Pimento, Swiss, sold the slice; pound or loa, 8 VARIETIES IN TINS ‘ FEARS US. KULTUR Screenings By.DON ALLEN PILMERICK, There was a young man minus tact, Almost every essential he lact. But you ought to have seen That same bird on the screen. Then you'd HAVE to admit he could act. PHIL UMM 8AY8, We've seen a lotta fine moments in th’ movies, but th’ “other kind’ | would fill a Carnegie Lid'ry. TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT. At a special meeting at ‘Town Hall to-night, in connection with the Near ast Rellef, there will be shown for the first time a ft picture depicting th been done / and ts ength moticn ork that has being done by Americans in the Ne Mie rela NOW @ranliie scenewian the orphanages and other educational branches of our work in that section e said to be far t-touching than reen fiction en for the title mor many They the pictu Uncle Ame Among th to-night's of ot De John W. Finley and Will H, Hays. SAN Ge! Henry Kisher, ne of the men laugh ly that he almost shook the cd reports Mr. F., “the second smi once, while the third looked as 2 bootlegger without Mque = el vestigated, The first was an under- taker, the second a humorist and th third—why, he had paid for his ticket,"’ “BACKBONE.” Up at the Blograph studius on *Ji76th Street we learned yesterday fternoon that Edith Roberts had just been signed by Distinctive Pre- tures Corporation to play the leading feminine role in ‘Backbone." “Backbone’’ is the screenitizatton of a story by Clarence Budington Kelland, and, as far as we could tell from looking things over casually, it ought to be some sort of a wow as far as excitement ts concerned. “Contrary to expectations,” an- nounce ‘the producing officials, “‘Backbone,’ despite its nam>, will not be a story of extreme evening gowns."* BEN IN HOSPITAL. Ben Turpin, No, don’t be alarmed; the guy with the swiv lying or When the coffee is made, the oats aredone = 1S im @ wospreal, getting over effects of an operation. Nothing serious, but Ben saw his} 5 chance between pictures to hav tendon in his left leg straighte out,o he conscripted a pretty nurse and is now doing nicely. No, again, he did NOT the », “The Village Bank: 1 ia rum at the 44th lin, puftiecists: | Mimiograph to have his Hackathorne sent us a pie- eyes straightened out! ture yesterday and asked us to run a little line to the effect that he is not a TWO SURPRISES. cripple. George says his mall is choked with advertisements from the manufacturers of false limbs, wheel chairs, crutches, &c, George has played so many cripples in pictures that most folks think he really is one. Things were maelstromming 4 bit up at the Goldwyn offices at No, 469 Fifth Avenue yesterday. And why not? Didn't they have two {mportant announcements to} witiam Russell has just started ac- make. Sure they did! Take Don/tual work on 'McPhee's Sensational Clarke's word for it. Rest,"" which William Fox will pro- Here they are: duce Erich von Stroheim, director-ac- tor, yesterday signed a long term contract with Goldwyn and will for several years, produce, direct and Viv Moses tells us that ‘Monte Cristo’? will soon be given a London showing. Some one told Bull Montana yester- act under the leonine banner oi’ |day he was the only cave-man out- Goldwyn, side the “Outline of History.” Just Many folks will. remember Von] wait till Bull reads the book! Stroheim's work in ‘'Foolish Wives.’ Viola Dana, according to a picture Wi n be numbered among those.]sho just sent eenings, has at last We'll NEVDR forget it! Now for the second thrill! June Mathis yesterday signed on as Editorial Director with Goldwyn fallen for the long skirt. “Brownie'’ the dog actor, received a letter yesterday asking him to buy his next shirts at So and So's store, thus a: according to Mons.| john powers, screenite, used to Clarke, the ‘most impcrtant post] commute to Staten Island and many'a a by a woman in motion ple- » just missed the boat. During Mathis ha her ur Horsemen,” “Blood Conquering Power’ tins y Adams Sawyer" a 1 with all on boat I'm plad 1 John Taylor, back in New York hi and Sand,” ‘ and many others. Some announcements for one day! - many scenes In “Peg Of CUT INS. nh Hollyw4od, says she Owing to other contracts, the Will-' likes Broadway best, after all For Holidays— and Other Days Has graced American tables for fifty years Always delicious and wholesome. Made after a famous recipe from the finest ingredients obtainable. 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