Judge — October 14, 1922 — page 16: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Tess’s home in the dreary little fishing village, where this poor, tat- tered child battledagainst the storm of life MARY Gus_ Saville, Lloyd Hughes PICKFORD Sond ht as F d Graves, . Logan, tells . in Tess her oun, ver ‘ of the tittle father’s a mur- derer mad **’Dess of the Storm Country” HERE are no friends like old friends. Somewhere in the depths of our hearts there is the remem- brance of a favorite story which, however dimmed by time, fills us with an irresistible desire to re Such a story is Grace Miller White’s * Storm Country,” in which ‘America’s sweetheart” is again to be ‘seen. As Tess, the plucky little fisher girl, once again will she ensnare us in her nets. Jean Hersholt as Ben Letts, the woman- eating shark of this fish story John S. Robert- son, whose histri- onic eye saw to it that Tess was properly storm- swept