These are Frank Campeau, Clarence Burton, and George Field. Frank Campeau plays the part of "Buck Courtney" in the picture—a regular "Trampas" part and the kind that brought Campeau fame when he toured with "The Virginian." Clarence Burton not long ago finished the role of a bad Mexican in Cecil B. DeMille's production, "Fool's Paradise," and another similar Mexican character in Gloria Swanson's Paramount picture, "Her Husband's Trademark." In this new picture, he will be seen as "Black Bart," said to be one of the most despicable characters ever put on the screen. George Field, who plays "Wylackie" a high-cast Mexican villain, appeared as "Pedro" in "Fool's Paradise." These three bad men are guarantee enough that there will be more shivers per inch of film in "The Crimson Challenge" than any picture which has been produced recently. It is quite unusual to see more than one or two heavy characters in a picture, especially heavy of such reputation and screen magnitude as these three players. Among them, they have doubtless committed every conceivable kind of madness under the sun—that is, in the realms of Shadowland. Outside of their make-ups, however, they are three of the mildest-mannered gentlemen in the world.
St Mark's Church August 6. Eighth Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion 7 and 10:30. During the month of August, Sunday school and morning prayer will be united in a service at 10:30. Everyone welcome.
H. H.  Mitchell, Rector.
PRODUCE
Butter, Moscow creamery.... 42 at 47
Butter, ranch, per lb
Butter, Purity creamery.... 40 at 46
Eggs.
Potatoes, per lb.
White Beans, per lb...
Spring chicken, per lb
Hogs, light No. 1.
Hogs, light No. 1.
Hogs, light No. 1.
