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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-20
LODGES

Past Worthy President John II.
Mehaffey gave an excellent report of
the recent national convention of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles, at a meet
ing of Perth Amboy Aerie No. 1886,
held last night at Eagles Hall. Three
new applications for membership
were received and one candidate was
initiated. Following the resignation
of Mathew Rodda, as treasurer, L..
b. Moore was named in his place
Mr.. Moore will be installed at the
next meeting of the aerie into the
office. Past President Willis A. Hull
was presented with a past presidents
regalia. the presentation being made
by Past State Vice President Thomas
Lucas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-20
THEATRES

Today and Monday at crescent.
The last showings of 1.-The Bronze
BELL a superior Paramount-lnce
picture which has been drawing rec
Eord audiences at the Crescent thea
Etre, will be had today.
There are many thrills in "The
Idol of the North" Il Paramount
Epicture starring Dorothy Dalton,
(which will be shown at the Crescent
ttheatre.
Much of the action of the story
ttakes place in the Aurora Borealis
saloon and dance hall of Totem
City" which is modelled after Daw-
son City famed in the days of the
gold rush. 1t is in the Aurora Bore
ais that tho 'lost arts"-lost to
4his generation-of gambling and
drinking, form the picturesque back
Ground for the work of Miss Dali
ton and the players associated with
her.
It was a difficult task for the prop
acrty department of Paramount's
aeastern studio to gather the gambl-
4ng paraphernalia for the picture
! but after securing New York and
Vicinity for two weeks the layout
was completed. Roulette outfits,
faro banks, dice games. the old
Fashioned cone-shaped dice boxes,
stud poker tables. and n card
monte table, formed the principal
decoration for the Aurora Borea<s
and thousands of dollars of stage
money changed hands while the
1camera mar recorded the process.
Furnishing the bar with bottles
Of the familiar type was a compare
lively Easy task for the property de-
0artment, however. More than 1000
bottles of all varieties were stored
in the property departments dry
bar. All that is necessary to make
these containers look real is a little
colored water or ginger ale. In years
TO come these bottles thai are
guarded so carefully will be relics
OF a long forgotten ge. At present
they are doing admiral duty on the
back bar of the Aurora Borealis a
loon in 1.-THE Idol of the North"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-20
ROOSEVELT

1t is estimated that 1000 persons
went on the excursion held by the
Foresters today. The trip includes a
sail up the Hudson river to larry
town and later a stop at Coney Is
land. The excursion is said to be
the largest in the history of the Dor"
ough.
Fred KunZman. who was shot In
the arm by Paul Colus on Thursday
night and was removed to h Rah-
way hospital is reported to be i'm
proving. Kunzman was seeking evil
dence to use against his wife in a
divorce suit when Colus shot him.
Colus was with Mrs. Kunzman al
the time.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

niless as themselves: loyalty frivolous
grisettes. and enough Of the f1otsam and
jetsam of the quarter to make up
crowds and laughter. and songs and
tears. and fame and death; set them all
to music with soul to it, seasoned it
with dominating human note that
stands for realism, and 10. master
piece of the modern school. in which
medieval glamour gives way to the real
thing. ii
poet who burned his drama for fuel;
Manuel Perez. the musician; GiuSeppi
Montanelli. as Marcel. the blithely
starving painter. and Pietro De Biasi,
as Colline, the philosopher, gave Sorir
solos and concerted numbers with i
mingling of frolic and heartbreak,
splendor of voice and dramatic action,
that ELECTED spontaneous applause.
Queena Mario. as Mimi. gave to her
role a beauty of voice and the deli
which the part demands. Madeleine
Kettle, capriciously sparkling and ad-
dicted to alluring poke bonnets. made
Musette a very attractive young per
son. and Natalie Cervi. both as land
lord and rich victim of MuSette WileS,
contributed two bits of good acting to
the cast. The chorus did vivaciously
excellent work as students. work
girls. shopkeepers and other types of
the quarter. splendidly fortified with
the orchestral body, one of the relia
BILE features that have helped in the
building up of the San Carlo Grand
Opera Company into one of the most
notably excellent musical organiZa
tions in the country.
La Tosca,'' an opera in three acts.
also by Puccini, who. so far. has had
the right of way since the opening of
the season Monday. will be given to-
night with Louise Taylor. in the title
role, and Giuseppe Montanelli, as Scar
pia, chief of police.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Gems of Musical Art"

A musical feature of exceptional
beauty is promised at the Cosmos
Theater next week in Louis Madina's s
song and instrumental offering, Gems
of Musical Art" featuring Nadine
Noretti. a charming concert violiniste.
with eight beautiful voices, in a
repertoire of vocal and instrumental
music of distinction and yet with a
strong popular appeal. The act is
handsomely staged.
Others will be Prince and Bell. in
Jack Lait's entertaining comedy, '2
AM" Charles Mack. who is noted for
his Irish; characterizations. and his
company. in "A Cheering Cali: Edna
May FostsS and company. in The
Surprise" novelty of comedy and
song; Fisher and Hunt, in The
Widow" a satire blending comedy
and songs; the Pickfords, in Fun
Among the Acrobatics," and Helen
Miller. a diminutive queen of the
xylophone.
The added matine feature will be
First Nationals splendid picture of
the Harvard prize play, Mamma s
Affair" featuring Constance Tai
madge as the daughter of the mother
with endless complaints. The Christie
comedy, Ready to Serve" will head
the supplemental attractions
\ bill of exceptional excellence is
announced for Sunday, starting at 3
pm.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Mantell in Hamlet"

FtRober Mantell. as Hamlet, made
his second appearance of the week
at the National Theater last night.
Mr.. Mantelfs Interpretation of
Hamlet clings to the traditional. The
melancholy, the intense sadness of
the character is emphasized, while
hamlet as the thinker and philoso-
pher is made apparent without undue
stress on the part of the actor. Mr..
Mantelfs conception of Hamlet neg
lectS characteristic always attrac-
tive and which lends much as d soft
en1nS touch-that is. Hamlet's abili-
ties as an accomplished courtier and
gentleman, trained in the arts of his
station. But while Mr.. Mantell can
not give youth and grace to Hamlet,
he gives a scholars Interpretation of
the character. His acting. so well
eSnown here, needs no comment.
A particularly bright spot in the
play last night was Miss Genevieve
Hamper as Ophelia. Miss Hamper s
Interpretation of the part is wellnigh
perfect. She lends "A sweetness. a
simplicity to Opheiia that would be
difficult for less accomplished art
lst. Her portrayal of the unhappy
heroine in the mad scene" is con-
vincing. and she received a warm bit
of applause last night for her very
clever acting in this scene.
John Alexander is an impetuous,
1ovable Laertes. His type is particu-
larly we'll fitted for the part. Henry
Buckler's Interpretation of Polonius
is well done and keeps to the usual
portrayal. Others whose acting is
commendable are Miss Genevieve
reynolds. as Gertrude; Guy Lindsey,
rs Horatio. and William Podmore. as
the first grave digger
Mr.. Mantelrs scenic effects are
noted. and those last night did much
to make the performance attractive.
The setting for the scene of Hamlet
with the ghost is particularly nota-
BILE.
Mr.. Mantell will appear this even
ing in Richard III following his
presentation this afternoon of "As
You Like It."
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"The White Gods Come y

The White Gods Come" an Indian
play with plenty of thrills, even
though it is built about poetic
theme will be the offering next week
at the Holton Arms Theater. 1t VIII be
beautifully staged and with a strong
cast a feature will be the scenic Ell
fectS and the dance features, "nlch
will be especially dramatic.
Miss Pauline Eddington. the leading
woman. is young and talented and
has beauty and charm. The company
includes Robert Randall, light
comedian, who comes from a Ne"
York production: Murray Bennett.
formerly with the Provincetown Play
ers of New York; Charles V. Brown,
an actor of wide experiences; Elmore
Gaily. from the Theater Guild. and
Ulysses Graham. a dancer as well as
an actor featured in Miss Margaret
Anglin's production of "Iphigenia."
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Rubinstein Clubs Last Concert.

The third and last concert of the
Rubinstein Clubs Washington series, to
be given at the New Masonic Audito-
rum next Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock will introduce to concert patrons
of this city two artists who are estab-
lished favorites in their respective lines,
Christine Langenhan, the distinguished ed
dramatic soprano, and Mana yucca, the
noted American pianist composer.
Mile. Langenhan is considered as one
of the most interesting personalities on
the concert platform, her voice and in
terpreting powers having made her a
favorite in opera as We'll as the concert
stage. She is a Bohemian, and her
singing is said to reflect the poetic ma
ture and history of her native land.
Mana-Zucca, one of the recognized
woman panists of the world, studied
under Alexander Lambert in this coun-
try and Godowsky and Busoni abroad.
She is equally famous as a composer.
Tickets may be had at the offices of
T Arthur Smith 1906 G street.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Frisco" American Apache.

Frisco. the American Apache and
alleged creator of jazz dancing. VIII
be the main feature in large bill at
B. F. keiths Theater next week.
commencing Monday. He will be sup
ported by Loretta McDermott and Ed
die Cox in eccentric dancing; Nine.
DoreeS Operalogues, presenting the
r;ost famous of the ''Opnratic Sweet
hearts" will be conspicuous num-
ber. Others will be Moran and Mack,
as The Two Black Crows: Lane and
Hendrick. in Listen. Archie: Billy
Frawley and Edna Louise, in Seven
AM" by Jack Lait: Polly and OF, in
a clever entracte: the Leightons. in
comedy and Song; Mile. La Toys
models; Lucas and Inez: Topics of
the Day" and more to come.
sunday at 3 and SIS pm. the bill
will present all the present week
offerings.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
LA Boheme." 4"

The welcome accorded La Boheme"
at Polls last night was a tribute alike
to Fortune Gallo's San Carlo Opera Com
pany and to Puccini'S revelation of hu-
man nature set to song. The theater
was literally packed with every phase
of Washington life. and to the enthusi-
asm of conventional applause was added
the foreign flavor of bravos flung from
the gallery to reach smiling recognition
on the stage.
Temperamentally considered the spiri,
of this opera is joyously improvident
harlequin in the motley of emotions that
colored life in the Latin quarter in the
bygone decade of NIurger's novel. from
which the plot is taken. Puccini, with
an airy disregard for the traditional
recipe which calls for royalty. peasants
banditti and other picturesquely impos-
sible inhabitants of grand opera, went
to the bohemian life of the student sec
,tion of Paris and selected poet. paint
Nr and other chums as brilliant and pen
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"The Silver Fox"

William Faversham and Lee Shubert
will present at the Shubert-Belasco next
week. beginning Monday evening,
Cosmo Hamilton's latest play. 1.-THE Sill
YER Fox" which has been staged by Mr..
Faversham. while on tour in 1.-The
Prince and the Pauper.''
The locale of "The Silver Fox" is
England of the present time. and the
play is said to have a most unusual
story.
The four important members of the
cast are Lawrence Grossmith. Cla ude
King. Dorothy Cummings and Flora
Sheffield Mr.. Grossmith and Mr.. King
need no introduction. Dorothy Cum
mings is a young Australian actress
who came to this country with Cyril
Maude and appeared with Frances
Starr in Tiger Tiger" Flora Shelf ED
is young actress who made a hit in
New York the past winter in "Three
i've Ghosts
Evening star., 1921-04-27

lar musical comedy stars, in Listen.
Sister, Listen" The added attraction
will be Clarks Hawaiians. featuring
Liletta and her Hawaiian singers and
musicians. in "a Scenic and Tropical
Serenade." Others will include the
Summers Duo. in Sensational Frolics
in Midair'; Charles Gibbs. musical
mimic. and George Randall and his
company in comedy gem. Mr.
Wise"
Golden Lies" the latest Selznick
picture. featuring Eugene OBrien ana
Martha Mansfield. will be the photo
play. with supplemental attractions
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Knickerbocker.

"Man-Woman-Mar the spec
tacular photoGrama announced as the
biggest of First Nationals big Five"
will be shown at Crandalls Knicker-
booker Sunday and Monday; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lionel Barrymore. in
The Great Adventure" and Harry
Pollard, in 'Bubbling Over; Thursday
and Friday. Bebe Daniels. in Ducks
and Brakes" and the comedy Moon
shine" and Saturday. William S.
Hart, in "O'Malley of the Mounted"
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Johnny J. Jones' Exposition.

Camp No. 5, Patriotic order of
Americans, has made arrangements
for the annual spring engagement of
the JOHNNY J. Jones Exposition at the
18th and H streets grounds for big
time all next week.
The exposition is just from the win
ter quarters at Orlando, Fla, and is
new in almost its entirety. It is said
to be the largest aggregation of out
door amusement features ever brought
together under one management, the
attractions. with the exception of two,
being entirely new, and with educa-
tional as well as interesting features
included
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"Without Limit" "

without Limit" a Metro photoplay.
featuring Anna Q. Nilsson. will be shown
at Loews Palace Theater next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon. 1t is based
on Calvin Johnson'S~ magazine story.
Temple Dusk and was both adapted
and directed by George D. Baker. 1t
features also amplified Manhattan night
life as a background for a love story.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"Sporting Widows"

AL K. Hall, prince of burlesque
comedians, heads the cast of JACOB a
Jermon's notable organization, Ihe
Sporting Widows" which Will make
it's annual appearance at the ia!e'y
Theater next week. CONNIE &'ing sun
day. Other players include June lie
Veay, Bob StartZman, Gertrude Beck
George Weist. Eugene lie Blanc ahe
the Rex trio of singers, also chorus
of beauty and talent.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Crandall's.

The first three days of next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon. Marshall
Neilan's photoplay. Bob Hampton Of
Placer" depicting the famous battle of
the Little Big Horn, Clusters Last
Stand, and featuring Wesley (Freckles)
Barry. James kirkwood. Marjorie Daw
and others. Wednesday and Thurs
day, Charles Ray, in Nineteen and
Phyllis" with "Scrappily Married." a
comedy offering. and Friday and Sat
urday. Bebe Daniels, in Ducks and
Brakes" and comedy, Growing
Torchy."
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Twin Beds"

Salisbury Field and Margaret Mayo's
comedy, Twin Beds will make it's
annual visit to the New National Thea
ter next week. beginning Sunday even
ing. 1t has earned a reputation as
roaring farce, and the skill with which
its complications are handled and the
rapidity Of it's humorous developments
are its distinguishing features that have
led to it's success. The cast includes
Mabelle Estelle, Virginia Fairfax. June
Floodas, Georgia Burdell. Auguste
Aramini, Godfrey Matthews and Will
liam Weston.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"Man-Woman-Marriage.

Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week will present "Man-Woman
Marriage" a picture of nine reels,
released by Allen Holubar as the big
gest of First Nationals Big Five
of which Passion and THE Kid" are
two 1T traces the influence of woman
upon the destiny of the world since
time began" A total cast of $500
players is said to be shown in the
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"Reputation." "

Moore's Rialto Theater. next week
beginning Sunday. will show the Uni
HerSal photoplay. Reputation" Stu
art Paton's drama. featuring Priscilla
Dean. in a dual role. that of mother
and daughter. Niles Welch, Rex de
Roselli. Spottiswoode Aitken and
others are pictured in important roles
Evening star., 1921-04-27
"Madonnas and Men,

Moore's Garden Theater announces
for next week, beginning Sunday
"Madonnas and Men an elaborate
picture production telling the story
of women from the days of Rome to
the present time" and supplemented
by "A prologue of unusual proportion
in which living actors participate.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Photoplay Features.
Sentimental Tommy"

Beginning Sunday afternoon Loew s
Columbia Theater will show the linn
version of Sentimental Tommy the
story by Sir James Matthew Tarrie in
which Gareth Hughes, Mabel Taliafer-
ro and May McAvoy are featured.
Sentimental Tommy" in it's cinema
form. is John S. Robertson produc-
ton, based on the scenario of Barrie :
story by Josephine Lovett. whim6i
cal study of sentimental young man
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Marshal Nei-
lan's Bob Hampton of Placer
Tuesday and Wednesday. THE Pas
sionate Pilgrim" and comedy. Dead
Easy; Thursday. Justine Johnstone.
in The Plaything of Broadway" and
comedy, "Torchys Knighthood"; Fri
day. Alice Lake, in THE Greater
Claim" and Harry Pollard, in "Bub-
bling Over; Saturday, The Truth
About Husbands"
Evening star., 1921-04-27
phoebe of Quality Street"

Announcement is made that it has
been necessary to cancel the appear
ance of The Last Waltz" previously
announced as opening at Polls next
Monday night. In its place, the man
agement announces the presentation
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Avenue Grand.

Talmadge, in Mammals Affair."" and
Harry Pollard, in "Bubbling Over; !;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Thomas
Meighan. in The Frontier of the
stars and comedy. Dummy Love-; a;
Thursday, Hobart Bosworth, in "A
Thousand to One: Friday. Justine
Johnstone. in The Plaything of
Broadway" and comedy, "Torchy's
Knighthood"; Saturday. Alice Lake,
in The Greater Claim and comedy,
Dead Easy"
Evening star., 1921-04-27

elaborate scenes, with a group Of prin-
cipals headed by Dorothy Phillips and
James kirkwood. A popular scale of
prices is promised.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
York.

Sunday, Constance Talmadge, in
Mammals Affair; Monday, Agnes
Ayres and E. X. Lincoln. in The
Inner Voice" and Vanity Fair Girls.
in "Hobgoblins": Tuesday, Bessie
Barriscale. in The Broken Gate" and
comedy. Turkey Dressing; Wednes-
day. Lionel Barrymore, in The
Devils Garden: Thursday. Jack
Pickford, in "A Double-Dyed De-
ceiver," and Harry Pollard, in "Bub-
bling Over; Friday, Tom Moore. in
"Ofticer 666." and comedy. "Scrappily
Married.: Saturday. Madge Kennedy.
in Help YOURSELF and comedy,
"Torchy's Big Lead
fThe members of the British royal
family are not required to pay taxes
ON their property. though, as a mat
ter of courtesy, they do so.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

of the big new musical play, phoebe
of Quality Street" The engagement
covers all next week.
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Listen, Sister, Listen"

The Strand Theater next week. be-
ginning Sunday, will present Teddy
Tappan and Helen Armstrong. popu
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Lyric.

Sunday and Monday, Elaine Ham
merstein. in Poor Dear Margaret
Kirby; Sunday, matinee only, Eddie
Polo, in King of the Circus Tues-
day, Pearl White. in Mountain Wom-
an: Wednesday, Gladys Walton. in
day. Eetty Compson. in "Prisoners Of
Love-: first show only. "The Purple
Rider No. /; Saturday, Bill Patlen and
Carlyn Wagner. in The Midnight
Rider; matinee only, diamond
Queen"
Evening star., 1921-04-27
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, Roscoe Ar
buckle, in "Brewster's Millions: !:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Marshal
Neilan's Bob Hampton of Placer;
Thursday. THE Truth About Hus-
bands: Friday, Mabel Normand, in
What Happened to Rosa" and COM
edy. Dining Room. Kitchen and
Sink: Saturday. Bebe Daniels. in
Ducks and brakes" and comedy,
"Torchy's Big Lead"
Evening star., 1921-04-27

Only 200 of these fine quality
White Sateen Petticoats, neatly
made with elastic waist and
tailored flounces. Every one is
an excellent bargain for tomor-
Evening star., 1921-04-27

Only one hundred Of these
dresses. made of gingham, in neat
plaids and stripes. Sizes for small
women only; special.
Evening star., 1921-04-27

Regular and extra sizes in
gray. black. purple and others.
Neatly finished with elastic waist
and tailored hounce. Tomorrow
Evening star., 1921-04-27

What bargaini Well-made
silk camisoleS. with lace tops
and ribbon straps. Sizes for
women and misses; Thursday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell Sr. C6rdova Davila aclara

concepto como simbelo de segregation.
sino como representation de nuestros
sentimientos regionales, y debemos con-
siderarla como I'M signo de aproxina-
cz6n entire el pueblo portorriqueio. que
Ia enarbola, v la naci6n americana, que
con silma liberalidad nos permite trsmo-
larla. 81 esa bandera Sc tremolase ex-
clusivamente como ln silnbolo de ssce-
sion, 70 no podria tremolarla 4 pesar
del afecto que por ella siento. La ban
dera portorriquefia ocupa un ,sitio pro
minente en- mi oficina y tiene tanlbi6n
su sitio de honor en- mi lnogar. Ell CO.
beriador de Puerto Rico tuvo OCCASION
de verla en- mi despacho cada veg que
me dispense el honor de visitarsne. Ia
ce pocos ineses Sc celebr6 una fiesta en-
cl ssClub del Congress-, en- Washing
ton, del cual forma parte mi esposa
En- esta fiesta Sc presentaron las ban
deras de todos los Estados y Sc pro-
nunciaron discursos alusivos las mis-
mas. Mi esposa asisti6 llevando la ban
dera portorriqueda v pronunci6 un dis
curse hacienda la historic de Ia misma
que fu6 entusiasticamente aplaudido. 81
ccnsigo una ccpia de ese discurso, ten
Dire mucho gusto en- darsela para la pu-
blicidad. La nisma bandera fu6 tfomo-
lada por mi en- OCCASION solemne en- ell
congreso Americana. Els impossible Que
la odie. Tengo necesariamente que amar
la Cuaiido Sc coloc6 frente a mi como
una provocacion y como un insult6,
respond dando un viva a mi otra ban
dera, a la iinica bandera nacional, que
es la bandera americana.
K AL preguntarle nuestro Redactor al Sc
for C6rdova D&vila, sobre cual serfa su
actitud ante 81 otorgamiento, por parts
del Partido de un voto de conhanza al
Sr. Barcel6, asi como el endoso de su
politica el sr. o6rdova Davila guard6
absolute reserva, sin que nos dejara sin
siquiera entrsver cual seria su actua-
ci6n en- 81 futuro.
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