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No Resort On Coast Fill Requirements (or "The chorus Girls Romance" Rather than resort to the usual method of photographing large theatre and restaurant scenes m public resorts of the character. William C- Dowlan, director of "The Chorus 5irls Romarce," Viola Dana's forthcoming Metro production decided to built the interior of the cabaret, as called for in the 'script uron one of the imnv nse staces at Metro's West Coast Studios in Hollywood No cabaret in Los Angeles is of sufficient nze to rep? esent one of the shimmy eat drink refuge places in New York th locale of the stoty, at d M-. Dowlan was determined not to misreoresent on the screen, B erecting a special setting he obtained an exact repro uction ofone of N-w York's f -m d cafes and the visitor uon the set might well imagine himsel amid the joys of nig! t life in Gotham, "The Chorus Girls Romarce" is declared to afford Viola Dana the best opportunity she has had in a long time to display her skill as a deft comedienne and an accomplished dancer From the Saturday Evening Post short story "Head and Shoulders," by F Scott Fi'Zerald, "The Chorus Girl's Romance" tells of the winning of a studious col'ege boy's heart by a visiting chorus girl, and "shimmy" exoert their subsequent nr rriage, trials and tribulations and final complete hsppiness and crngeniaHty.

I COTTA frU-n wot's irotta nother UW wot's jua come (U-esa place I a. --a v.rfk. My frion say hres frieu no L'ntta jl. so lu nsUa me eef I can Ti'tta poviJi for Iuhmu uootli steady Jo!. I vay, "I (h:;n:o for sure I poeva took." So I :;s!;a one other frit'ii I pot can lie eova Ia frien of my frit-n a posisn or tei'a otii hees frien dat I potta frien weetli a frien wot's no potta job. I dunno ef you understnnda me, but anyway ees jua case of one frien try be pooda frien for da frien of hoes frien. Well, for raaka lonp story leetle one, tlat frien of my frien petta job carry da hod. He joina da union and beezncs apents aska Iieem, "Wot's matter, GuUrjiet you no wear da union shoeV So for holda hoes job Gulsejipe po luy da union shoes. Nexa day da beezness . apent nska heem, "Wot's matter you no potta union overaliV And riphta queeek Culseppe po Ituy everytldnp unions made. He sinoka union tobac. wear da union clothes, petta -face shave weeth union barber he do everything like union. Seerna like he peeva more attensli for carry hees card as for carry dat hod. Hut one day Cutseppo no show up. Hees frien tink lie sleepa too late so he po peeva look een da room. Hut Gulsepi? ees no been there all nlpht. Boss begin tink he go drunk and Ekeedo leave town. Nexa day t.outa nine, ten, leven clock Gulseppe calla hees boss from ccety Jail. He Kay he jotja P'nch

for "sleepa een depot ail" night But he .sure pfcodaunlon man alia right. When ho leava da jail Gulseppe say, "Wot- ;:;atter deesa country. When I cury !a hod I Joina da union. I wear da union shoes, da union clothes eata union place, shava union barber and lnsa night I try sleepa een Union station and riphta queeck I am arrest." He say he gonna back Italia so queeck he can. Mebbe Gulseppe ees right or wrong Idee, I dunno. Wot you tink? O "Hopping Off," Gundapal Is a country center In New South Wales which Mr. Holman, the state premier, wi'J not soon forget. The premier went to Gundapal In a H14 Curtlss flying machine which had flown more than 4.000 hours, whereas Its war-time existence would have been 1(H) hours. The landing place was In n hollow paddock surrounded bx rlng-bark-d gum trees, and a portion of the paddock had been plowed. Wlieithe visitors left Gundagal the wheel." at first stuck In the soft soli and tin machine taxied almost up to the win fence. With the same skill wheh hat' won him his Military Cross in France the pilot "hopped" the fence, banked to the left, then to the right, passed between gum trees and rose neatly and safely, andd hearty cheering from spectators. Gardening Is one of the standard cures for spring fever. Getting caught in the rain Increases the overhead on the new spring hat.

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LEGISLATORS BULK AT GOODRICH PLAN

Oppose Cut-and-Dried Program for Special Session, Forcing Delay in Call.

WHIP SOLONS INTO LINE

Indianapolis, Ind., June 30. Governor Goodrich's plan to summon the legislature into the second extraordinary session of the year in order to avert a scandal in the offices of the auditor and treasurer of state if not moving as smoothly ai ha thought It would. Opposition to some points of the governor's ambitious mid summer legislative program has developed and it is reported on good authority that he will not issue the call until some of the refractory assemblymen have been brought to account. The governor assured Senator Watson, the, Republican senatorial nominee, and Warren T. McCray, th gubernatorial nominee, that If they would consent to the session he would see that the legislators followed a carefully prepared program and that nothing would be Injected that would tend to place an unwelcome burden on the Republican state ticket. In fact, it is reported that it was not until Governor Goodrich assured the candidates that he could absolutely control the assembly that they waived their objections to the convocation of the lawmakers. Dodge Tax Law Revision. The governor at once set to work to prepare a cut and-dried program for the legislators and among ono of the things included in the list wai amendatory legislation on the tax law. It is said the governor, in planning the revision of the law, followed the text of the Republican platform plank, which ho himself drafted for Mr. McCrmy.

Some of the lawmakers, however, registered objections to the specially prepared program and assailed tht plan to change the tax law. They cited the governor's "swing around the circle" last spring when he praised the measure, and also pointed out that various statements issued by State Chairman E. M. Wasmuth last winter had lauded the provisions of. the law. The Protestant declared that the legislators had been forced to go out and defend the taxation measure after they had adopted it and that they should not be called upon now to amend it. Although the governor had all of his bills ready to lay on the legislators' desks the signs of a growing revolt caused so much apprehension among the managers for Senator Watson and Mr. McCray that the call was postponed until emissaries could be sent out to whip the recalcitrant members into line. There is no doubt but that the special session will be entirely amenable to the will of Governor Goodrich and the other Old, Guard leaders, but they are taking no chances and desire to have everything Trorking properly before the call If lliued.

store so that the governor would have the references at hand when ready to issue their pardons. ' The sextet had been given long terms in the penitentiary, but the chief believes they will soon be released as fo many other criminals have been by Govbncr Goodrich.

The flu never attacks airmen, because of the purity of the air at high altitudes. Hut the average citizen would rather chance the flu than have to be up In the air all the time.

GOODRICH'S PARDON RECORD IS FLAYED

Gary Chief of Police Sayt Wholesale Releases Keep Officials on Jump.

Citizens of this country have learned not to take the instructions of presidential conventions delegates too seriously, Instructed delegates have been known to forget everything they knew.

After having a lady kiss a "cold sterilized plate" doctors have decided that morning kisses are insanitary. For other germ tests live men have

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When It becomes possible to spin around the world by airplane in a feudays, it may be discovered that the world Is much the same everywhere and in the incentive to travel will be removed.

Germany is talking about compensating the ex-kaiser for his losses

through the war and the revolution. The ex-kafser has discreetly said nothing about eomi?nsating Germany for Its losses.

IM Wight's DreaiE What They Mean

Gary. Ind., June 30. Governor Goodrich's parole and pardon system is keeping the police forces of Indiana .cities on the jump, according to Chief of Police Forbis, a Republican . of this city. The wholesale pardon record of the governor does not appeal to the chief, who believes it is largely responsible for the high criminal record in the state. "It is the Goodrich parole and pardon system that keeps the police departments busy in Indiana today," Chief Forbis said. He said that he has just received a request for the records of the cases of six men convicted three weeks ago In Crown Point for robbing a jewelry

The new king of Syria has started a boycott against the allies. What's the use of being a new king If you can't gain glory by entering upon an Impossible task?

There seems to be a general feeling that COO or 700 years is long enough for the Turk to sojourn In Europe, and that he ought to go back to Asia

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DANCING. TO "TREAD THE MAZY" lr shad- -ow land ; In other words to dream of dancing Is, all the seers are agreed, a good sign. Just te dream that you are attending a dance fortells for you success In love and that you will have many friends if, indeed, It does not mean as many think, that you have many now, even If you are not aware jf it. You had better Join in the dream dance, however, and not be merely an onlooker; for to dream that you are dancing yourself Is an omen of many other good things to come. However if you dream that you simply watch the others doing the minuet, fox-trot, vulse de court, two-step or other terpslchorean exercise, It is not "very had it only means that you have gone to bed tired. But to dream that you, yourself, are dancing then, indeed, are tilings coming your way. To begin with, there Is the success in love and friendship. If you are unmarried, your sweetheart Is kind, true, and will make you an excellent wife. If you are married, the dance of dreamland means an Increase in the family. Also, all the authorities agree that for the dream dancer, there Is a legacy Impending. Some 6ay a legacy is "probable." but most; say that it Is sure, and many declare that It will come from an unexpected source. To those In trade, the dream dance means Increased profits, and from the present cost of things it Is quite evident that many tradesmen have dreamed this dream of late". To the sailor to dream of dancing foretells a pleasant and successful voyage, and to one and all it foretells good news from a long-absent friend. or from a dlstant country. Just one caution. Be careful how you dresa yourseif for your dance of dreams; for It you wear dancing tights, while all the other good things may come to you, you will be temporarily short of money. (Copyright) N