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MINISTER FINDS TASK
EDITING NEWSPAPER
QUITE A PROBLEM
DEMANDS TOO RELENTLESS; A
WEEK IN EDITOR’S CHAIR
SATISFIES HIM
YAKIMA, Wn., June 30. (.,5s)—Xo
one can run the other fellow’s job as
well as his own, though he may, until
he has tried it, be fully convinced that
that he is able to do so, said Rev. D.
W. Ferry here after a week as editor
pro tem of the Yakima Daily Repub
lic.
The Presbyterian minister took the
position after a series of arguments
with the editor, Col. W. W. Robertson,
Dr. J. A. Baughman
Physiotan and Surgeon
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about the Republic’s editorial poller
especially in regard to the prohibition
lav and its enforcement,
“Lots of persons think they could
run newspapers and write editorials
without the least difficulty/'' said Mr,
Ferry. “1 wish they could all try 3:
once. It would develop a fine spirit of
tolerance, though after the experience
they might not survive long enough to
exemplify it. If 1 have to retire from
the ministry I certainly am not going
to try to find any res: in the editorial
chair. It isn’t there.”
Ferry said that he had learned that
preaching every Sunday s nothing like
the strain of filling editorial columns
day by day. “The demands of news
paper space anc time are sc relent -;
less that 1 conic not stand np under
them long.”
AT THE U^CHtY
Mrs. Wallace Reid has scorec an- -
other brilliant success as a producer
of pbotod ram as. Her second g'**r
timeiy picture, “Rroket Laws' was
shown to interested —dialnet at the
Liberty theater yesterday and voted
an unqualified triumph
Following “Heist Wreckage ”
which was an expose of the narcotic
situation. “Broker Laws'" is a swy
of Mother Love and the law. a vi
ta 1 message to American? in these j ]
days of flagrant law violation and
disrespect for the conse nted author
ities.
But it is more than a vital message
it is an abscising, enthralling drama
well acted, capably directed and wf 1:
an adequete background o: beauti'nl
setting? and rich cos*ume«
Mrs. Reid”? performance in the
role of Joan Alien, the mother who
through indulgence all but ruin? her
boy, was a bit of work long to he
remembered. Mrs. Reid fairly 4fved
the part, making it a sympathetic <
role from the scam
In her support were such capable^
players as Percy Marmont, trie ps»- j
tient husband o: the jazz baby.'
Jacqueline Saunders w.tc did .real*
remarkable work in that role; Ram- >
sey Wallace as Joan's husband Ar
thur Rankin and Virginia Lee Corbii i
as the young people, and Pat Moore i
and Jane Wray as the chikirer. :
There was not a weak spot in the
entire cast, and the work of these
playesrs had much to do with the
success of the pbotodrama.
The story of “Bruner Laws” was
written by Adelia Rogers St. John.]
It deals with the affairs of two neigh
bor families. In each family is ©re
parent who takes the law rather
tightly. The effect of this on the j
children i s the theme © f the
story which is car-ride Jo a \
dramatic oondlnsion in a series n:
tense, emotional scenes. The court-!
room scene alone where the mother
pleads to be punished in The piece j
of her boy, is an epic of dramatic «?- j
feet. *
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It has affi the elements necessary t
for a suocesful screen drama, and r
is & practically flawless prodsi-cfior
throughout.
It is a credit to the producer, who
is atteoapfing to provide worthwhile
screen plays that mean something
and that entertain at the same time.
No one should miss seeing ‘Broker
Laws” It is a play for the whole
family, and one the whole family i
needs.
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