Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 73, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1921 — Page 13

TOTS CLEAN-UP OF MOVIES

Whealthy Shelby, Ind. Man Who Winters At Hollywood Discusses Arbuckle Case

JoTm Tully. owner of thouaanda of acres of land on the Kankakee river, and a resident of Shelby, 1s not surprised at ths "Fatty" Arbuckle cndal. Stoppir.K at the Majestic Hotel. In Ham niond, Tully. vho spends hfs win tor h In California, talkod about the Ufa In the movie colony at Hollywood. "I lived in Hollywood Last winter," said Mr. Tully. "and I am not surprlaed that Arbuckle finds himself In this predicament. His parties were notorious. I believe this scandal will have the effect of puttinjr a damper on the rough-neck element in pictures and the camp followers. The moving picture industry can't afford to have the business In such disrepute. "tt Is not truft, horer, that Hollywood Is a hotbed of Immorality. The fast set of the nfbvlea is made up largely of the slap stick comedians and second raters. The Charles Kays. Kill Harts. Douglas Fairbanks, and the majority of the favorites are decent.

law-ahldlngr cllliens. It would be bard to find a more Ideal yoCTTtij nlarrled couple than Charles Hay and his wife. Fairhanf.s and Wary Tlckford arc devotedly in love and Hill Hart Is an unassuminjf businesslike fellow. Mary

Miles Sllntef. and tfie jflrl stars of ht-r !

class are well protected by evef-pres-nt mothers. CAKE K A. DdESHT J. EH "The movies demand youth and beauty. The camera does not He. There is probabfy n: community this aide of paradise with so many beautiful rirls as Hollywood and probably no place wjth as many wf.-hful mamas. Furthermore It Is hard work. The actof works from mn-tip to sun-set and In a great many pictures there Is always an element of danKf. Far the most

part It Is a healthful outdoor" life and ! the rerreri tfnns of fhit movl rvAr.r.1 a m 1

outdoor frports. They (to in for motoring, swimming, tennis and boatfn. "Most of the notoriety Is brought upon the colony by the second raters and the camp followers. There are always a lare number of ldb- rich men's sons In lies Anxeles and they are drawn to Hollywood. Certain cafe th.at cater to the movie people ar scenes of wild parties. On the other hand, professional Jealouxy and envy often causes the waul.l-be element mm circulate malicious stories about the private lives of the stars. "There Is a very dtstinct line between the cla.ss of actors who perform In the low comodles and fhe so-called straight actors anff lipht comedians. There are two hotels In Hollywood, one known as the Hollywood and the other owned

by a promoter of comedies rnd pat-

ronixed largely by that element. "While I was lh Hollywood a secondrate lor comedian distinguished by his long no and over-slied derbr hat went on a tear. From time to Time there would be reports of other w;id parties. "I believe that the Afbuckle alTali1

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will cause the movie producers to pay more attention to the private r'i-ta-tions of their perforfoers. The (treHtest Rood, however, will be accomplished by enforcement of. the dry law at L,s AnKfleM and San Francisco. "I do not like to see the entire profession of movie acting besmirched because I met a fcreat many delightful people at Hollywood who do not deserve the reflection of the vicious element. 'Whfle movie actors are posors and It hss been an over-paid profession for a (rr"t many, lifo is not all a bed of roses for the pla er-fol!i und the (rreat majority have worked very hard to succeed. "ArlTickl Is Just one of the bums that the mushroom rtunes of the movies fell upon. I kriTA- the temper of the people of California nnd I expect to see him receive th extreme penalty If the evldenie shows him to have Con. miffed the attack with which he Is Charged. The crrriie is a bllsht on the picture tnditstry and a trreat many Innocent people will suffer as well as the sullty."

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NEW HOSTESS TO DIPLOMATS

Mrd. John Jacob Kcgrers. Rpprescnt&tive porter of Ferinsylvania. chairman of the rupuse committee on foreign affairs, has recently been bereaved of his wife. Through this, Mrs. John Jccob Rogers of Massachusetts, v?ho is the wif of the next ranking member, occupies the tole of tfficial hostess of tlipt winjr of congress which has special oMifrntionr toward the for eign diplomatic corps.

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Mrs. John Stark i. on the :-ii'k lit.'. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Koohle a;nl family are spphding a fw days at aik.-t-sa-v. A isoons.n. with frit-nils. Thpy arc making the trip in thoir machinf. ilr. and Mrs. 1'aul Feisie and family alt-nilcJ the w cildin if Mrs. Ki!e'. sii'tr, Miss Afra Schuster and William riciirciber which occurred on Wednesday at Cru.vn I'oint. ARBUCKLE GETB MANY TELEGRAMS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 J.X FaVNClbfo, .V-pt. 14. As Rofr.t "Fatty" Ar:.iik!.- loft the county Ja.il t'lday t" attend tl.o inqmrt int' tho death of Virginia Happo, a han 1 fult of telegrams wore thrust into !:. hand as he passed through the office of the jail. It was fia'd at the office that 16 telegrams had hern received overnight fur th film t-i'-. but their cutiti nts w not mndi? puhlie. Arbuckle wKh the permission r.f two detectives w!;.i are constantly at h:n tride. retired to a corner to run hastily through the 'batch of telegrams. Once or twice a faint tmUo was sen to flit across hia face he read the meesagos. PERSHING SAILS FOR EUROPE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NKW Yor.jT. Sept. s. Ocr. Pvrxhlns sailed on th l'ner laris t'xlay for a thre weeks vi?it in Europe. He will place ConsreFpiohal medals for bravery upon the tor.ib.-. of "unknown So!dier"'' in Paris and Ijonden. tler.cral Persh

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