MARY PICKFORD SHOWS HER UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES In "Through the Back Door," Mary Pickford's forthcoming United Artists' release, this clever little artist will be afforded an opportunity for the display of talent equalled only in such previous productions as Pollyanna and "Daddy Long Legs." Arrangements were recently completed by Manager Coates of the Liberty Theatre to show this production Wednesday and Thursday. It is the first picture in which Little Mary ever worked under the guidance of two directors. Alfred E. Green and Mary's brother Jack sponsored this production, and the result of their combined efforts is said to prove further the truth of the adage, "Two heads are better than one." PRINCETON'S GOSSIP L. L. Young and C. Bruning have been running the threshing machine, Barns are well filled, wheat and oats are slow at beginning, Mrs. Clay McVey, who has been cook with the Barnes outfit, is home. She will go out again when the Spring of strawberries. His patch is a wonder wheat threshers go out again, Joe Russell has still a goodly crop. They seem to be the ever-bearing ham arrived at his home. Sunday. He is rounding up things on school. School will begin September 12. With Tom Summers as principal, a young lady is to take charge of the primary. 