vorlte and people like yon. You like to make a good appearance, and have considerable banaleni pride, particularly If you arc good looking. You are fond of Beery, but are not ahoiry. and have excellent taste. You like music, and art, and In tbeae matter* you are extremely critical. You are eoooomical, prudent, conservative, and foad of money.

it. Human it, int

Nagel Plays Hit

leavy

First

Role

New Type of Lover “Dance Madness-'

Conrad Nagel can’t

get i

hero. Conrad played "l English boy in “ Weeks." and waa taught to love by the and then spent two or three months as the English lieutenant "The Only Thing" unddr the tatelage of Mrs. Olyn. But he is bow being cast as a savy lovar Instead a( the "nice" boy be has been playing tor so

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bis Wife and falls In love with a Russian siren, who spent aoote of her spare time the " Yd lies "

It is which to build. As for providing tor your wife, you are la duty bound to do that. There la an old adage which

tat other -harm* you a«y -have. K you cannot provide comfortably for your wife rou are In -danger of losing her

Having accorded your wife ■ oonalderate treatment and given

ood home, the next point (member to da tha Utile Many man think they

* have done their whole duty as > husbands when they furnish their

wlwsa with food and shelter,

t something actively to make your

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Your moat marked okaraeterlatie U Indecision. You cannot make up your mind In regard to anything without having some one to help you. You are apt change your oplnt should therefore strive for stability of mind. You are generous and affectionate, and will never lack for friend* and admirers. Women born durlug these Astes become singers, pianists, artists, decorator*, writers, and during these dates become poets, artists, autkora. book reviewers, art and dramatic critics, professors, and

One of the waimaat love photographed In several takes place between

Nagel and th* woman wheat be supposed to be the B nasla a danced, but who. with th* dancer's help, has passed bersetf

s siren. The haMiaiWs

“Our Mary”... Ha* New Role In “Sudd’

Story of a Little PoJ-Noeed • Girl in London Laundry

Gets Into Many Troubles

Mary Plekford. who has

lighted so many millions as. the glad girl In "Pollyanna” will be seen at the Capitol Theatre on Saturday, and Sunday. September It and It to bar latest United Artists Corporation production.

•■Buds." la a role said

entirely different from anything, her

In which aha has heretofore sp-

rite Theatre In l*»w York City. The cast was mpaclaliy select- |' “* Plekford as being

eventful discovery of the tact especially adapted that he has been court!a* bis ta which tbsy appear. 1 wife to the dancer's mask brtoga scene* are laid In the

about a dramatic r» conciliation London In wbl.h locale the story

the

"Dance Madness" to a rollick-

ing fares from the pen of & J. Kaufman, and U coming to the Capitol Theatre. Woodbine, Wed

nesday. September I*. - Q

Windsor plsye opposite N«el. while Hodda Hoppes. Dougtfa OUmore and Mario CarUto era

east In Important roles.

take* place and are exact reproductions of certain quarters of the big metropolis which were photographed by th* Bur’s English representatives and reureduced at her studio In perfect

nthe* Hemnas. authoress.

Y*. Whether or not he wlU we ar Dsmessv's crown will ka an-

t instead of merely pretending to o. Aak brr where she w ’ to go on the Sunday motor, trip ■ what movie she wants to

i always. And let ua net m shopkeepers sod maaui when the fault Is our t water—osver hot—

sat expect

hsr to take it for granted that you'still love her because you havsa’t inked tor a cMveree. Don’t wait for the tombstone to call her a beloved trlfe. If you 1 hsr. say to at least several t

| night of east was*. ssaam

When Unde William, who was a hard man of business, visited bU nephew. Willie, ashed hhn for a dime to buy an oraage from the roan outside. “Otvc you a dime? Certainly not!" said the le. "You’ll never make a business man. Sun out and e faces at him and perhaps he'll throw one at yob."

The story has to do with the affairs of Amasda Afftck. * pugnosed homely nttle slavey to a French laundry to the alums «f the English city. Amanda Is the most woebegone character Imaginable and as the other girls to the laundry have their sweethesrt*. and no man has erer deigned to notlee the HtU# slavey. she weaves a wonderful ro-

mance for her own her

the benefit of tbs girts hi tb*

Amanda tslto the gtoto that ■fee in really of a very high station to life, but her father, the

ta th% laundry to he sure •he will be loved and courted far heraeif alone and not for her bast fortune. She Informs the

lilh. the rr.as whose i

to on the laundry' ticket sc parrying the shirt. sppsSus tor hto wearing apparel. It will be a signal that all Is well and ahe can

her rightful station In

life.

Is continually gelling Into difficulties both to end out of the laundry, and when vender, the home which polls the battered delivery wagon. M about to be eoM for gibe she rushes to

home to

laundry ar* gulag to Hampstead Heath for a picnic, bnt Amanda says says that ahe to waiting for Xkaee Gresaamltb. lust at thir moment Horace appear* for hi* thin. He knows nothing about

by the tmnglanrtm. of Amends and to fact, baa saaa her bnt once before to his life sad then only casually when he cam.

How Amanda blags through the situatioi. and aavee her face Before the spell-bound girts, must

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dated and enjoyed.

The cast supporting Mtae Ptckford *- — -* •

leaoe. Including well-known purer* as Afcttrt Austin. Madam* Kooe Dione and Harold Goodwin.

• "Just cutting up a tot.” remarked George Washington, as his -father spied him near the

Maude*'/ . Settings In

‘The Wandwer’

Barthelmess

Film Has Brilliant C*

Paramount ' Super • Abe Bodrt* TkouMOhda Of Actm

Biblical U City Dcatroyad

The largeet motion picture erer eourtrueted gad the greatest number of P*rtOr» ever used ’fc: one scene In an American mndi motion ptotufe are twp of th* outstanding feet ores of ’The taelc. which Raoul Walsh

hundred acres of ground. More

*t work for more tires weeks eonsunettog the building* and walls for the set. For the scene depleting the de-

i Dunbar and QCompany

l* An Ilupiration p tcta

OesUeni, _ ewaiu

ring vehicle. DMt&hy Dunbar,

nudte tors were uasd as well as hundreds of H

•The Wanderer.” according to critics. U the ssost MIsatlc film efforts uf the season. Mora than two ream were spent prepsrltig for th* pradUMloa. and roar

required tor the ac-

tual filming. Many thousand: of costumes were prepared, orevpytng tb* Urns of Mto-aundred

Bert Per h eostsMored «

Ronald Barrymaln;-. ih, ^ bfbthsr of Lady Cleoar so do Grey to Urn lorabU Q w Cfeumley. while Nigel te acowls. With gusto to the r*

Two crews of men. laboring day night, worked for weak*

t a bit of ooap to loft f SMtorfcl. Then dry to th* will not

t neglect to pay your t compliments. They coat noth) but tbolr value to k*r'4fi.fij

i piece of leftto well worth bn work that so U to soon aad then

her look*, hsr cloths*, bar accomplishment*. to’t fail to b* ■

aad Turkey red T (hat colors. They ho found to the Paghnms that are kildron. Th* Hghtsr la reader*, yellow* ■ to'rty and It I*

criticise bar. refrain from doing ao before your friends, aad whoa you hare a dark brewa taste aad aa early rooming grouch, doa’i try to work f - wlf*. B* sympathetic—when sb* Is U1 try to oeraed about It as she to wbea yon are 111. Never buy ber something for tbs boas* Instead of something for boraalf, as a birthday. < versary i i

yoursslf by saying you didn’t know what As wanted—that ahe bus charge accounts and ^ould buy whatever she wanted. That kind of a precast doesn't a s woman happy, ffh* wants ktmbend to remember that h* to married to her.

want to ha i ■( agoctloBate kind. Jolly hsr instead of finding fault with ber. be liberal to tb* ua* of flattery, nnd take ber to

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eels within tb, studio, of Jewelry craftsmen gsgsd to aonstruct three tbouaand rings, bracelets and arm hands as ware used to the days before Christ. The cast of ’The Wanderer” Include* the -moot distinguished acting talent to the motion picture Industry. Among the fea tudsd player* are liatad such

Ham Collar. Jr- Wallace Beer..

Kathlyn William*. Others .layers to the spectacle include Kath-

J#hu Mlttan. bere.olon screen Tlltoto hlmeeU * shout and plays the rttj npathetic nit of Ytocoum Dn baa. who stood* by Birm throughout his trial* In Lost society. Brandon Horst. Its a* the OaltpL to “Tb* TOP Bagdad." acU a* th. padi valet to Barnabas, a ral* nth with humor. Herbert Grtmwood. * ha*- ch martyr saint of Flormcr is 1

by Inoptrmtlon. created vs wide acclaim, portray, th'

lhand of h-: ?L Lady Cfeone. Glno Cot rad- W the Priboa Rag-st wbib J»til Peters enacts Cap’an. sl.nt-r ’Tb* Amateur GentWtras" A

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