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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
LOS BIENIEs DEL EsTADo DEL
FlNADo cATRoN, REcAEM PoR
DISPOSITION DEL TESTAMENT
TO EN- Su HlJo Memoir
FLETCHER.

Ell anterior Senador de los Estados
Unidos, Thomas B. Catr0n, que murit
aquf recientemente. deio todos sus
bienes, p~erConales y reales, a su htjc
menor, Fletcher A. Catron de Santa
Fe, a comforme su Ultima voluntadI
de la cual SO dio lectura va tarde
aver, en- la carte de pruebas, donde
preside el Juez Epimenio Romero, en-
session alberta hoy. Pero, ell SenadoT
dee, que entertainments ell habfa tras.
pasado parte de su propiedad, a sus
otros hijos, JOrn w. Catron, Charles
IC. Catron, y Tom Catron. aunaue la
suma no esta detallada nj mencio-
NADIA.
Con un deseo evidente de que todos
sus hfjos tocaran iguales parties. en-
toda la propiedad, que haya poseido
ell Senador Catron declara en- su tes-
tamento que ''es su deseo v voluntad, "
que todos sus hijos, Isl les .es agrada-
ble' dividan la propiedad igualmente.
Pero, el Senador ahade que no es una
obligation legal, d~eclarando que ell la
considera que es una obligation moral
en- la parte de ellos, para que Sc haga
tai division.
Lo Que Amonta Ell Estado
Cuanto amonte ell estado personal y
real, que ell Senador Catron deja a su
hiio Fletcher A Catron aparece ser
una mas que una conjecture.
Sc rumora que la propiedad que Ell
senador Catron tenfa antics de su
muerte, aqui en- Santa Fe, y sujeta a
la tasacion, amontarfa de $4,000 a
$780, 900, y Sc rumora que hay propie-
dad en- cerca de diez condados en-
Nuevo Mexico; mercedes de terrenos
principalmente.
Sc dice que ell senador Catron, diez
0 doce amos pasados, hizo ma escritu-
ra' a su hijo, John Catron por
terrenos en- ell Estado de Oregon, y
que su hiio habia cuidado de esta pro
piedads desde ese tempo, Sc dice que
ha documentado varias porciopes de
propiedad a Charles G. Catron v Tom
Catron, y Sc supo hoy, que el habia
traspasado la MERGED de Atonchico, a
Fletcher Catron dos amos pasados.
Pero, aparece impossible a este ITEM
DO, hacer un calculo del valor total
de la propiedad, aunque s. dice que
amontarfa arriba de un million DE do
lares, es decir, 81 toda esta Sc pudiera
poner en- unas sofas manos" 0 hacer-
Sc una division en- cuartas parties, Sc
gun ell deseo y la voluntad del Sena-
dor Catron, ell finado.
Ell testamento Sc escribi6 Ell dia 5 de
Mayo, de 1921, y fue presenciado por
ell DR.. James A. Rolls, medico de la fa-
militia, y por ell abogado Albert Clancy,
de la oficina de ley del senior Catron,
Ell testamento DECLARE que hubo sells
hijos, pero, que ahora uuedan nomas
cuatro vivos. Los detalles references
a SUI funeral fueron dados, y las ms
trucciones son de pagan todos los gas
tos del finado Senador durante 81 en-
femedad, y ,odas u deudas justas y
legales, de los bienes del Estado.
Fletcher, esta nombrado executor
solo, y de servir sin flanza.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
SIMS pENUNcIA LA SEPARATION
EN- UN Discourse EN- LohDREs

Londres, JUNO lei Real Almi-
mente William Sims, les admonesta a
los Britones y Americanos que no ha-
gan aprecio, "de la propaganda pc
ligrosa circulada en- America, por los
enemigos de nosotros, y de ~ustedesy,
d~irigiendose IN una comida dada por la
Union de Habla Ingles aduf hoy.
En- denunciar a los Americanos "di-
visionistas", ell Almirante Sims d.
10:
mo deseo tocar la question Irlan-
desa, por que no Sc NADIA de ella, y
n o he hayado un solo IngIes que se-
pa. Pero hay muchos en- nuestro
pats que tecnicamente son America
nos, algunos de ellos naturalizados, v
algunos nacidos allf, pero ninguno de
ellos son Amercanos para NADIA.
"Son Americanos cuando quieren
dinero, pero son Sinn-Feiners cuando
estan en- la plataforma. Ellos estan
hacienda guerra en- America hoy.
"La verdad de clio es, que tienen
la sangre de los jovenes Americanos
y Bretahos en- sus manos, por las
obstruction que ellos ponen en- su
Iugar, de la operacion mas efectiya,
de las fuerzas de la marina de los a.
liados durante la guerra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
81 TREN PAsAJERo DEL DENVER
RIO cRANDE, Sc pEscARRl-
La. Y CAE EN- UNA ACEoUlA
cERcA De EsPANoLA.

Una dozena de pasajeros fueron las
timados. ningnno sacramento, uno algo
fatal, cuando el tren de pasajeros, del
Denver Rio Grande, viniendo hacia a
Santa Fe, Sc descarrilo, debido a un
estrecho de bordo algo malo, en- una
distancia corta de Espanola, POGO des-
pues de la una dc la tarde.
Jos a fueron lastimados: Manuel
Rodriguez, E~spahola, ~quebradura en-
ma Dierna, Ia Sra. Frank Law, de
santa Fe, esposa de un igeniero yete-
rano en- la Inca quebrada n cuen
ca: George Campbell, de Albuquer'
que. viandante de automobiles; cor
taduras en- la cara; Fred Fisher, &c
AIbuoueruue, torcedura en- una pier
George Carruth, de Santa Fe, es
tafetero. una cortadura en- Ia cara
En- cuanto habia silvado Ell ingenlo
eerca de una pasada de Ia estaclol
sin nlngrna noticia, el tren Sc voitlo
y dos coches de pasajeros, caro- az
express, caro- con cargo, y Ia carDohe
"a, dejando Ia ruta Sc voltearon } ca
veron a la acequia. La parte prime
"a del ingenio solamente quedo en- lo'
rifles.
81 DR.. Livingston, fue Immediate
mente llamado, y do los primeroi
auxfIios, a los lastimados.
ri hecho de que no hubiera causa
do mas casualidades, es debido a cue
Ell tren, Sc movia muy lentamente. +
bordo Sc habia remoiado algo deDids
"a las lluvias tan c~Onstantes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
LEGO Ell e~nennig0
Del Reun1atiSrnO
mo M mo M

Todos los dfas nCs lIegan nuevos
testimonies de diferentes gentes y
parties de Arizona, Colorado y Nuevo
Mexico, del maravilloso resultado del
maravilloso linimento NO RUMAs A.
quf estA uno de clos.
"Por ell sespacio de un aho estuve
sufriendo en- la CANA de reumns, tive
la asistencia dc aigunos medicos, 70
me inmensa cantidad de- medicines y
NADIA de este me pudo restaurar. Des-
pues de Dios debo toda mi gratitud al
marayilloso linimento NO 'RuMA, que
despues de haber usado esa medicine
estoy en- mi mejor salud. 81 I'd. que
lee este testimonio hace la prueba, Sc.
guro que tambi6n sera otro quien no
cesara de dar gracias a dos por ha-
Der hallado la medicina que Sc llama
Su s. s., ANTONIO p. LUCERO
Duranes, N. NJ
De venta en- las Boticas y TODD q
concrete, al Por Mayor, Chas. ufeld
Co.. Albuquerque, Gallup, Magdaiena
Santa Rosa y Las Vegas.
ManufacturadO pOr no Rum.
Medicine Co."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
Aviso LegaI
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION


Department Of the Interior
US. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
March 2, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Juan
D. G. Salazar. heir for heirs OF Anto-
MO Salazar, of Y~oungsville, N. M,
who made Small Holding Claim No.
4348h, Serial No. O41190, for Tract
1, in Secs. 25 and SO, Tract 2 in Secs.
25 and SO, and Tract 3 in Sec. 26,
Township 23N., Range 81, N. M. p.
NJ, has filed notice OF intention to
make Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Probate
Clerk, at TERRA Amarillo, Rio Arriba
County, OF June "a, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ca
bino Garcia. Eiceo velasquez, Andres
A. Naranio and Juan A. Trujillo, all
of YoungsYille, N. M.
A. M. BERGERE
Register.
1st. Pub. May 26. Last Pub. June 20.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
PROYECTOS PARA cAMINOS
CARRETEROS Sc DESPA-
CHAN AL CUERPO FEDERAL
Ell Departments dc Caminos Ca
ma una Camera Contra 81 ITEM
no Ccnsiguiendc L Parte de u
Ayuda FderaI.

Rnr6rSnau do nroveetos nov. -.
msnos nnhliooa n,Ssn ~ 5ose4rhas r.
a. III sdn an \ 4 u han d~aansohaSo 4
cnerno fsdsrsI AZ cs,n5nos n,,his.es
IN 4~ibnonero,,e an he n1,;mcs Sos
Sf.s ars T,oa Thsrias 4 No. 80
fsrts AZ snro ~ 3sn,srn. nxh,snns
Estoa ~nrovactos amnlaaTsn sads Z,
amelia nar.o ~ nsada ~ q dsst~sh,,.
ecinn ID II avuda federal nor ii u.
g,ndo 80 IN nsosrara ~ ~ W.
rs ronsfrnccjon a. hiSn naeaaarso
Ia toner estos ressmanas a. Iss 49,
ms All c,,erno nara ssfa noche na
ofra manera MARIE ~ Il av,,ds sada.
raj ae hubieue nerdIdo IA Deuarts.
rantc a. rom,ncs 81 af.5o ~ :
noche ~ loa mIamos y 81 gan6 n "a.
rrera contra ii tiemno y 81 asag,r6
deI nltimo centavo Il distrihncci6n
nara ii eafado
"a ocaci6n de los catoree nrovec.
tas aieue.
1D-Coifa-cimarron condado a.
CoIfax
aR-raouna MISREPRESENTATION
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
ASPIRIN.
Name "Bayer' on Genuine

Cuidadoi A menos que yea listed
Ell nombre "Bayer' en- cada paquete o
en- las pastiIlas, no esta comprando la
legitima Aspirina prescrita por los me
dicos por v~einticuatro amos y probada
e segura por millones. Tome la As
pirina solo como dice en- Ell paquete
de Bayer, para resfriados, dolor de
cabeza, neuralgia, reumatismo, dolor
de oidos, dolor de muelas, lumbago y
para los dolores. Cajitas de 10 Pasti-
las de Aspirina de Bayer chestan POI
cos centavos. Los b~oticarios tambien
venden grandes paquetes. Aspirin es
Ia marca de fabrica Bayer Manufac-
ture de Observation-Disclosures of Sail
cllicacid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
IA MoRTALIDAD INFANTIL De
SANTA FE NO Es MuY GRANDE

La motarlidad infantitl en- la ciu-
dad de Santa re fue nomas rs por
mil nacimientos viyos, durante el
mes de Mayo. segdn comparable con
los registros del aho pasado de $50
o Ell estado de Nuevo Mexico, y
81 por los Estados Lnidos, segun los
registros expedidos hoy por Ell de-
partamento de salubridad de la ciu-
dad.
Hubo cuarenta nacimientos en- Ia
ciudad en- Mayo. q ninos y 10 nj
mas. Los medicos atendieron p, y
las parteras 10.
Hnbo IS muertes de todas causas
en- Ia ciudad duraute Ell pasado mes,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
ANlsO

por la presente Sc da aviso. que
Cayetana Espinosa de Ortiz mi espoI
sa ha dejado mi CANA y mesa, y por
10 tanto en- 10 de adelante, 70 no Sc
rs responsible por deaudas contrai1
das por ella, O contratadas por ella:
HERMAN ORTIZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
De Ia HUMEDA Y Ia LLuviA pc
LA sEMANA PASADA Sc MuEhEN
MUcHAs BoRRE0As.

Albuouerque, N. NJ. JUNO S.-AunI
oue las lluvias han proveido suficien7
te humedad para durar por toda IA
estacion en- TODD 81 estado, infromes
lIegan aquf dicen que miles ue
cienes de borregas va t~rasquiiadas
Sc estan muriendo por 81 efecto oel
frfo v Ell tempo humedo. de Ia Sc
mana pasada. En- la parte sur y 20.
niente del estado, algunos de los DO
rregueros reclaman que los ahiade'
ros sufriran como cuatro o tres Guar
tos de perdida, y que en- algunos ca
SOS el ahijadero Sc considera una
p6rdida total. debido a Ia perdida de
las borregas grandes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
Albuquerque, NusvO Mexico

No dejen de mandarnos su direction
vieia al pedir 81 cambio de So perio
dieo 3 otro lugar, pues IS necesare
para hacer Ell Gambia Ademas. nece
sitamos una semana para hacsr e
cambio en- las listas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09
PAGADOS A~DELANTADOS

N
ConStantenente eStar7OS alerta para hacer
que este sea Ell periodico mas complete y noti-
cIOSO de los que Sc publican en- Ell idiOn1a esDa-
mol. En connection con este, les Su~pIicamos a
nueStrOS ~IectOreS que nos manden tOdaS las no.
ticiaS de MTERES GENERAL, de los hechoS
que acontezcan en- SUI ~con1unidad.
rs nueStro deseo hacer que EEL NUEVO
MEXICANO" vayala todaS las fanuLiaS de ha-
ba espa1oIa en- ell Estado.
listed nos puede ayudar v adennaS ganar
algun dinero en- Su tempo perdidO. He aqui Ell
como le ayudaren1OS 81 nos ayuda:
MandenoS UNA SUBSCRIPTION NUEVA
para alguna persona que NO ESTE RECTBIEN-
DOAHORA Ell NUEVO MEXICANO, y dos PEI
SOS. Con IN peso mas, quedara pagada Ia SuS-
cripcion de listed por UN ANO. Is decir, que
pOr TRES PESOS que nos nnande, recibira SU
periodico por UN ANO, y lie mandaremos tam
bien a Su amigo Ell periOdicO por I'm ano; de ma
nera que listed puede ganarSe UN peso.
No Sc olviden, que para COnSeguir las dos
suScripciOneS POr $500 al ano, eS precise que
una de las SuScripcfoneS sea nueva.
MandenoS Su nombre Y direction de estate
ia, n1uy claro, para que no haya eQuivocos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

ri pudor constituye la primera de
las gracias en- las mujeres-La
Chaussee.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Sc We que los tres edificios grandes
cue Sc estan ubicando en- Santa Fe,
van -progresando bastante recio, que
son la Estafeta Federal, ell rotel La
Fonda, y la Casa de Opera, y Gar
rage" de CasselI. POGO a POGO Sc ca
nina lejos, y Santa Fe, muy calladito.
I-Choquenle.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Desc atencion a Ia reproduction de
I'm eMilagro Raro y P~otentoso" de Ia
Virgen de Guadalupe, en- la ciudad de
Pueblo, Mexico. Sc cree que los Mex
icanos de Mexico viejo, verdaderamen-
te son amados de la Virgen de Guada-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Aunque nos es impossible poder
atender a la ceremonial, 10 que desea-
mos de muchas ganas, sin embargo,
siempre tendran nuestros ruegos al
Senior por ell verdadero descanso de
de su alma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-06-09

Tuvimos Ell gusto de yer a nuesto
amigo Don Nicolas Herrera, hi1o de
nuestro amable c~iudadano, Don Qua
dalupe Herrera. de nuevo, desDues de
algunos dias de enfermedad de Rehu-
matismo, 10 que 10 ohligo a tener cana
por TN corto tempo. Esperamos que
Don Nicolas, siga mejorando, de dia
en- dia, por que los negocios no 10 per
enfermarse. Que Sc alivie.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
SOL SAGALOWSKY
is FATALLY HURT
Dies of Injuries After Jitney
Bus Hits Him.

Sol Sagaiowsky, 65, cooper, LII West
Norwood street, was fatally injured today
n ewas struck by a jitney bus driven
by Frank Riegel, 1909 Union street. Sa-
galowsky, following the accident, which
occurred beneath tie track elevation in
South Meridian street, was taken to the
Methodist Hospital, where he died.
INSURE sELF-PROTECT FAMILY.
Every subscriber of this Newspaper
is entitled to the benefits of the
Indiana Daily Times LOCO Travel
Accident Insurance Policy. For de-
tails, phone Main $500 or Auto. 1881.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
Hanging Of Wife
Murderer Delayed

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-The scafrold
thrown up in the county Jail for the
hanging Of Frank Ligregni, Bible stu
dent and wife murderer, was dismantled
today.
Ligregni was not hanged, as per sched-
ule.
Shortly before tn hour set for the
trap to be sprung and while still in the
death cell, Ligregni was granted stay
of execution.
Ligregni shot and killed his wife, a
school teacher, because he loved her too
well. She had refused to live with him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21

that as the weather was so hot and the
room would be so crowded they would
stay away to make room for somebody
else, only a few were present.
Sic Ki1dew borrowed so cents from CO.
1umbus Allsop last Monday, and went and
paid him back Saturday, just like he
said he would. He was prompt, so CO.
lumtus would let him have some more
the next time he got broke.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
KILL FOUR OF
OLD CABINET

MADRID. Oct. 21.--An orgy Of assassi-
nation took place in Lisbon following tho
overturn of the Granjo government and
at least four members of the old cabinet
were killed, according to advices re>
ceiyed from the Portuguese frontier to-
day.
The new ministry, headed by ManueIlo
Cuelho, royalist, was sworn in at Lis
bon this morning. The first official act
OF the new premier was to annul the
last election.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-21
Mrs. Cody, Widow of
Buffalo BILL Dies

CODY, Wyo., Oct. 21-Mrs. william F.
Cody, widow of Buffalo BILL" died at
her home here late last night after a
long illness.
The Washington times., 1921-01-17
Magnificent Settings Surround
Really Thrilling Story.

Washington has seen Passion"
Washington Is quite likely TO pack
crandalrs Metropolitan Thester all
week to see this truly magnificent
production OF Europe's motion picture
art, portrayed by a company no one
Of which 10 a weakiing. II there
exists any doubt as to the ability OF
European companies to ofrer stupen-
dous spectacles. or even bewitching
single bits. IL must vanish before
Passion
Mile, Jeanne Marie Vaubernier made
history In France more than q century
ago, when as Nine. Du Barry. she
swAyed all France. Pola Negri. the
brilliant Polish actress. as Nine. Du
Barry In Passion" Is making motion
picture history today.
The story OF the little Partisan mil
liners girl 10 old and worn in the
telling. 1t has been done on the
American stage by good actresses and
bad. On the screen Pola Negri re-
moves from the role all the sensuous
appeal, all that which might be en-
phasized by certain other actresses
who have portrayed II hero on the
spoken stage. And. in doing SO. she
has raised tho part from a mere pas
sionate thing-with a small "p"-to a
Grand Passion. using capitals.
Not alone Is human passion shown
In this wonderful picture, but the
passion underlying the great move
ments of the worlds history, the pas
sion Of the poor girl for trinkets as
well as for affection. the passion OF
the royal roue for n pretty face. the
passion OF prime minister for
power, the passion OF a people throw
ing off the bonds OF slavery.
A hundred sermons In hundred
pulpits might be suggested by Pas
sion" and not one would be duplicat-
ed. In these days Of Bolshevism here
and there. Of thrones overturned, OF
power crumbling, OF rumbling mil
lions in all parts OF the world. PAS
sion" fts In like a keystone, telling
it's story of what happened once upon
The Washington times., 1921-01-17
CRANDALL'S-
Glove Honor and Obey"

An intensely interesting story was
unfolded on the screen Of Crandall's
Thoater yesterday when Eugene
walters Love, Honor and Obey" a
camera adaptation OF Charles Neville
Bucks novel, "The Tyranny Of Weak
ness" was shown.
The story of Love. Honor and
Obey" centers in the affairs of Con-
science williams and Stuart Emmett.
When Stuart Is named as core
spondent in a divorce suit, Consciencc's
heart Is numbed. Accedng to the
wishes Of her father, she marrles a
crafty New EnRlandcr and leads a
life OF utter misery. From this pre-
liminary situation Is evolved a drama
OF many fine climaxes and as cleverly
sustained element of suspense.
The foremost supplementary feature
of the bill arranged for the first three
days OF the week at Crandalrs Is n
new and genuinely funny comedy.
bearing the title OF Amt Love
Grand" other abbreviated camera
subjects and excellent pipe organ ac-
compartment complete the program.
The Washington times., 1921-01-17
Passion Proves Hit in It's Local Premiere

a time In France-snd what can hap
pen again.
The scenes for this screen classic
were made largely In Germany. In the
Kaiser's estate at Potsdsm. IL Is inn
possible TO give any realization OF
their beauty by mere words. No Amer
lean producer possesses the ability or
the locale for such settings AS appear
in Passion"
1t is doubtful. too. II any American
company 10 so well-ntted to produce
such q picture. Our star system mill
tates against II. The French company
10 perfect In the smallest detail The
humblest soldier guard Is a real actor.
This In OF supreme Importance IN the
amazing scenes OF the revolution.
where mobs rush through narrow
ing their way into the Bastilie. hold
Ing impromptu trials to condemn
aristocrats, staging executions In the
public squares.
All passion is short-lived, so the
merry life OF Mile. Vaubernier comes
to its bitter end. Her days OF royal
glory gone. she IL seized. tried by
the sweetheart of her youth and
condemned to the guillotine. There
she expiates her sins. a poor. for
lorn. weak woman begging for re-
spite. The gripping finish of this
picture stands almost without equal
| in the history OF the motion picture
world.
An augmented orchestra adds not
little to the charm of the pro-
ductlon at the Metropolitan. Ldtollfs
Overture Robespierre" Is played
before the picture begins. followed
| by the Marseillaise. Then follows
Massanet's "Manon." Delibes March
and Procession OF Bacchus." and
some lighter French music. including
lGiilets EXTRACT" and "Babiliage."
Waldteufers Bella Mazurka,"
Strauss Southern Roses" and
BIzet's Suite L'Arlesienne. No. L."
During the stirring scenes closing
the picture are heard Beethoven's
"Prometheus" overture. Mendels-
sohn's "Ruy Bias" overture. Wag-
ner's selections from Tristan and
Isolde" Massanet's overture from
"Phedre," and Tschaikovsky's 1872"
overture. These are but some of the
beautiful pieces rendered by the or
chestra under the skilled direction
Of Amedeo Vioni.
The Washington times., 1921-01-17
Another musical comedy with .

A laughable chronicle of the ad-
ventures and mishaps that hefell
three artistic youths OF Greenwich
Village is the broad theme which
serves as the vehicle for many amus-
ing episodes, staged for some I'M
known reason under the title OF
Blue Eyes"
Despite the fact that there are
comparatively few catchy songs In
Lew Fields latest offering. and no
swinging lyrics to send the audienc"
out whistling the score, Blue Eyes
has enough humor and three excellent
comedians to make 1t really enter
tanning play.
The story Is that OF three young
men following the muses. OF poetry.
drama and painting. The painter 10
stricken by an auto driven by lovely
girl. Through mistake he gives her
the card of a discounted count. he
suit: the three visit her home on
Long Island and discover that their
guests are four-flushing just as
heartily as themselves.
The trials Of the bogus count, the
problems of the fake doctor. and the
miseries of the pseudo-valet, played
by Ray Raymond, Donald Mcdonald
and Olin Rowland. respectively. are
situations which carry the play
straight into the realms Of farce.
Instead of picking a cast of sixty
or seventy girls not particularly
fetching. Lew Fields has selected
twenty that leave nothing to- be de-
sired for looks. The costumes arc
very pretty and the beauty Of the
cast quite apologies from tho en-
bryonic condition of the settings.
Olin Rowland. Donald Mcdonald.
and Ray Raymond are trio that,
with little more rehearsing and
practice together, will be Irresistible.
Their comedy is OF a clean, contagious
variety. McDonald's dancing Is excel
lent, Raymond's songs effective. and
Rowland is a frst-class funny man.
blue Eyes" is little rough in
spots-the production, not the Jokes
but taken by and large has enough
fun and humor. and pretty girlS 20
satisfy anyone two hours Of laughter
and Huston.
The Washington times., 1921-01-17
MOORE'S RIALTO-
"SOmething Different

| Little Constance Binney, in Some
thing Different" opened weeks
engagement at Moore's Rialto yes
terday to capacity houses. The
picture shows the young star in the
beautiful clothes and sumptuous set
tings which her earlier pictures
have withheld but the same youth
full simplicity and straightforward
ness which made her so winning In
"Esrtwhile Susan and "39 East" are
stiu the most notable elements in
her wholly delightful screen pres
ence.
Something Different Is an
adaptation OF the novel, "Calderon's
Prisoner" by Alice Duer Miller. re-
sponsible for several stage and
screen hits OF recent seasons. 1t Is
the story OF New York heiress and
social favorite, whose very popu-
larity bores her. In her search for
new experience, a fresh thrill.
visit former school friend in
South America.
She finds what she went after. and
a great deal more besides. for hard
ly has she landed then she becomes
in way. the very exciting pivotal
point of a healthy revolution and
for lending aid to the insurgents is
imprisoned by the authorities.
Falling in love with the general,
who is her captor. adds zcst to the
blot, and Miss Binney makes n very
agreeable little rebel, both In love
and war as the general and his
cohorts shortly discover.
The role, rs can be seen from this
brief summary OF the plot, holds on
portunities galore for comedy, with
discreet amount OF blood and
thrills In the fight scenes, the end
ing being not in the least bitter,
though rather surprising one. An
unusually excellent lineup of short
subjects enhance the entertaining
value of the complete bill Sewell
Fords latest "Torchy" comedy,
"Torchy Mixes In" with popular
Johnny Hines in the stellar role
supplies numerous hearty laughs,
while scenic views and an exclusive
showing OF the latest world events
picturized by the Fox News supply
the educational numbers.
Daniel Breeskin and his organiza-
ton of artists composing the Rialto
symphony Orchestra render an in
! terpretativc score which fits the
feature attraction perfectly, the
overture for the week. Lists
Rhapsody No. g." with special
czymbalom solo by Mr.. Zslga beins
especially we'll received.