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The Washington times., 1922-04-23
MOORES RIALTO
"The Ruling Passion"
THEATER

MooRE's R1ALTo THEATER
today and throughout tn,
week will show the new George Ar.
liss photoplay, The Ruling Pas.
sion" Mr.. Arliss' new role Is that
OF a lovable, elderly millionaire and
philanthropist, who makes a hob.
by of work while under the doc.
tors orders to rest"
The story of THE Ruling Pas
sion." said to have been developed
into one Of the best comedy dramas
OF the current screen year, is al
adaptation OF Earl Derr Biggers
story, idle Hands" 1t tells the al
ventures Of James Alden. retirec
millionaire automobile manufactu!
er. who has worked himself nto -
collapse and been ordered to reti
to his big country estate. He flint.
idleness more wearing on his
nerves than work. so he secret
goes into partnership with a youni
man in small garage busines~
the young man being entirely l.
aware Of the wealth and posit!'''
of his partner, from which fact anG
the romance which develops Il
wealth Of humorous situations arr
derived.
In the cast with Mr.. Arliss srr
Doris Kenyon. Edward J. Burns.
Miss Ida Darling, J. w. Johnston.
Ernest Hilliard. Harold Waldr'sc
and other players of note.
Christie comedy. Fair ErouGh.
the Fox News. and special orcl'ts
trail numbers from "The Mika'n
End Maynard's "Miami Neon" ar
Included ia The till.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
LOEW'S PALACE
"The Bachelor Daddy"
THOMAs ME1G HAN, who

II " h n . h Il iI II ~ Az WIZ
achieved a triumph in The
Prince Chap" comes to Loew's
Palace Theater today for the
week in THE Bachelor Daddy"
a comedy with thrills, romance
and .heart.interest. supported by
Leatrice JOY. the De Briac Twins.
Maude Wayne. Adele harrington.
J. F. Macdonald. Lauence Wheat,
and many others. THE Bachelor
Daddy" was scenarized by Olga
PrIntzlau and directed by Alfred
f. Green. who directed a number
Of Mary Pickford's plays.
Mr.. Meighan has the role OF
a budding benedict, who, one
week before his marriage. adopts
five fatherless children and brings
them for his fiancee to mother.
The girl rebels and an effort is
made to place the children in
school. One, a baby. is entrusted
to the foster fathers secretary.
The mutual love of the man and
his secretary for the child results
in his discovery that 1t his secre-
tary and not the fiancee that he
really loves.
The comedy feature will be the
Joe Rock comedy. IAN Wet"
while the Palace Symphony Or
chestra will offer as an overture,
Tobanis Gypsy Fantasies" The
Pathe News and Literary Digest
Topics complete the bill.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Guess Larry
Right, First
Call of Turn

THE other day, while wait
l. ing between scenes in his
new comedy, Larry Semon
grabbed a blonde wig and
started across the set with
an exaggerated waddle. call
ing, 1.-TWO guesses for what
/ am"
"A Happer, came the
chorus of replies with laugh
ter.
"You have it," returned the
cartoonist-comedian as he
gave a swish and turned
around.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
CRANDALL'S
"F00LS Paradise"

REGINNINa this afternoon at
8, Crandall's Theater win offer
Cecil b. Do Miles production OF
sFool's Paradise" in which the
four stellar roles are played by
Dorothy Dalton. Conrad Nagel. Mil
dred Harris and Theodore Kosloff,
and which will be continued
through Wednesday.
'Toors Paradise" 10 . story Of an
sx-soldier's alteration Of q French
dancer, who attended him as Q
nurse. She comes to America and
plays m engagement In the mush.
room oil town IN which the lad 10
iivtns. A girl Of the dance halls
becomes infatuated with the youth
and develops an intense jealousy
for the dancer. A. . cruel joke,
she gfves the boy . loaded cigar.
which blinds him. She then poses
20 him - the dancer. A specialist
restores the lost sight and there
ensues . series OF thrilling and gor-
seously staged scenes. Charlie
on the FARM" IN animated cartoon
comedy, WIN Be shown ~ a supple
mentary feature Of the bill.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
me principal Offering viii be THE
Fire Bride" drama alive with the
SWIFT passion Of the South seas.
filmed In tn entirety IN Tahiti.
Ruth ftsniclt 10 the star. The COM
panion feature wffl b Mack SEN
nsft's nsw tworeei laughmakef,
''on Patrol" Zach daily bill viii
b completed by varied short sub.
Jects and pipe organ accompani.
ment.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
NERO. NEWEST FOX
SPECTACLE
FILMED
" s. Embassy In italy Threat
ened by Riots Over Produe-
tion--Historio Background
and international Cast.

ri ANH u tho utoot AhtSA oceAhb
NJ topics for discussion In film
circles these days IN the VII.
liam Fox production. Nero. which
was recently complsted in Italy,
and which IN now being assembled
At the studio In New York. Inter
est In this picture 10 heightened
by the fact that very little has
been made public concerning 1t. 1t
In known. however. the the Fox
executives consider Il the most
stupendous production in the his
tory Of the motion picture indus
try. Only . few Of the officials
have as yet had the opportunity Of
viewing Nero but those who have
are unanimous In declaring that It
win create . sensation.
The cast Of Nero, now made
public for the first time, is truly
IN international one. It includes
American. French. Russian and
italian motion picture actors and
actresses, as well as several men,
bers Of noble italian and Russian
families who have never acted for
the screen before.
Jacques Gretillat. Of the Theater
odeon. who plays the role Of Nero.
is one Of the most popular actors
In France. He has had the prin-
eipal roles In some Of the most
famous successes on the French
stage In recent years and was re-
Gently engaged by Sarah Bern
hardt to support her in La
Gloire," y Maurice Rostand.
During lAe war Gretillat served
for three years at the front. was
wounded eight times, and was on
several occasions decorated by the
French government for bravery.
Paulette Duval. who has one Of
the leading roles in the picture is
another player who is a warm
favorite in paris. She Is con-
sidered by many to be "the most
beautiful woman In France" as
as we'll as one Of the most charm
ing actresses and dancers. The
American screen is represented in
the cast Of Nero by Violet Mer-
sereau. whose blond beauty Is in
decided contrast to the brunette
loveliness OF the majority of her
fellow players.
Edy Darclea who heads the long
list Of prominent italian screen
stars in Nero II OF Italian-Ameri-
can stock. her mother having come
from Baltimore and her father
from Rome. Before entering mo-
ton pictures, Miss Darclea had
studied for grand opera and had
already made an auspicious begin
ming on the operatic stage. when
she decided to adopt screen ca
reer. In spite of her youth. she
Is one OF the best known motion
picture actresses in Italy today.
Alexander Salvini, who has a very
prominent role in the picture, is a
member Of the famous Salvini fam
lily. He Is q son of the famous
Gustav Salvini and q grandson Of
the even more noted Tommaso
salvini, and is himself well known
both on the legitimate stage and in
pictures.
The cast of Nero also includes
Guido Trento. EMO De Felice, Nero
Bernardo, Adolfo Trouche. Nello
Carotenuto. Alfredo Galaor. Lydia
Yaguinto. Mimi Tallywich. Fluvia
Ademari, Mary Stella, Ester Raft.
Ferdinando Cecilia, Enrico Kant,
Tity Tallywich. Claretta Cespri,
Michele Di Salvo, Amedeo Trouche,
Aldo Fortunate. Lima Bekisario.
Lima Troppoda. Julia Troppodo.
Dalvati Aldemiro and others.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
NEWEST COLORED
FILM TO SHOW
HERE SOON
"The Glorious Adventure
Comes From London to New
York for Release Next Fall
Throughout the Country.

y
A T about the same time that
~ the ]. Stuart Blackton
Prizma-color film drama,
THE Glorious Adventure" pre-.
senting Lady Diana Manners, r.
being shown at the Capitol Tho
ater In New York, it will be
given an elaborate presentation
in Paris. Arrangements have
been completed for the Offering
of this first screen play in nat
ural colours at the Gaumont Hip
podrome. the largest picture the
ater in the French capital. After
that It will be shown at the
Madeleine, one OF the larger
boulevard theaters, and a second
one Of similar type in Paris.
This film will thus have
achieved the distinction Of q pre-
miere at the most important
cinemas of the three great me.
tropolises Of the world-Covent
Garden Opera House in London,
the Gaumont Hippodrome in
Paris. and the Capitol Theater,
in New York. It will soon be
shown in other large Continental
cities.
That Mr.. Samuel Rothafel viii
make an elaborate presentation
Of this big picture at the Capitol
in New York is Of much inter.
est in London. where great at
tention has been paid to this
film during the course Of its pro-
duction and since its showing at
the Royal Opera House, Covent
Garden. Mr.. Rothafels genius Is
well known to Londoners.
The Paris presentation will be
under the direction Of NJ. Gabriel
Trarieur, a director Of the French
National Theater and a prominent
dramatic author and producer.
who. with NJ. Andre Legrand. has
purchased the French distribution
rights Of this film for the
Fflms.Legrand Company.
Mr.. Blackton is considering a
number Of offers for American
distribution, including Canada.
but has decided to hold these in
abeyance until after the Broad.
way showing of the picture. y%s
invitation to present "The Glor.
Gus Adventure" at the CAPITOL,
rather than in several Broadway
theaters suggested by various
managers for special runs, was
accepted by Mr.. Blackton for the
reason that special presentations
Of pictures in legimate theaters
have been overdone, and a Capitol
Theater showing carries much
prestige.
The general release Of this pic
ture in the United States. Canada,
France and other countries will
be at about the same time II is re-
leased in England. early Septem-
ber. The bookings throughout the
United Kingdom since its Lon.
don showing are reported to be-
extraordinarily heavy, and the
continued international interest in
this film is indicated by the ex-
tensive publicity in many coun-
tries.
Negotiations are now nearing
completion for the sale OF the
rights to THE Glorious Adven.
ture" in Italy. Belgium, Holland,
Norway, Sweden. Denmark and
other countries.
This picture could have had an
indefinite special run in London.
but the plan to transfer 1t to
the Alhambra after its four weeks
at the Covent Garden Opera
House was abandoned owing to
the heavy bookings of the film al
the large London cinemas and
the feeling of the exhibitors tina:
a further special presentation Of
the picture would injure their
interests.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

KATHERINE MCDONALD was
~ the favorite screen actress of
former President Wilson. The
statement was made by Joseph
Tumulty, secretary to the Presi.
dent for eight years. In a recent
series OF articles.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

THE ARTHUR BBCK PRO
- duotions. featuring Leah Baird,
hsvs begun WORK on the third
drama Of . ssriss for release by
Associated ExhfbltorA
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

THE leading man in Her Own
i Money" is Warner Baxter. His
sister is played by Jean Acker. for!
mer wife Of Rudolph Valentino.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

WHEELER OAKMAN is as
" busy as ever. He IL working
on THE Son OF the W W'}r.' adapted
from Jack l.OndOn's story
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

John GRIFFITH WRAY, with
- Cullen Lands, Noah Beery,
Madge Bellamy and company, max.
ing Someone to Love-" circus
story, are finishing a location in
northern California, preparatory
to joining a circus, "Howe's Great
London Shows" during the tour OF
Southern California
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24

Ell sENADoR CUEvAs zEQUEIRA

Ell sabado estuvo en- San Juan, ell
Senador Cuevas Zequeira, que vino de
Humacao, en- asuntos profesionales.
Ell Senador de la mayoria Sc mues-
ira un tanto reservado respecto de los
asuntos actuales y de la comentada
reunion extraordinaria de la Legisla-
tura no tiene un conocimiento SECURE,
pues es asunto resolver por ell Co
bernador.
Una session especial de Ia Legislature,
volveria a plantear la question bata-
Iona de los jefes de Departamento
designados duranto ell receso y me-
nos de un acuerdo defnitivo entire
ambas parties no Sc estima que esa
session resuelva los confictos pendien.
tes.
La opinion de la Comisi6n Econ6mi.
ca y del Senado es cue esa reunion
podria resolver los conhictos pen
dientes, pero es sabido qeu hasta aho.
ra el Executive no Sc ha mostrado pro
picio para convocarla.
Ell Senador Cuevas Zequeira no to-
mo parte en- los actos del viernes !
ha conference.-the con ell Presiden
te del Senado Y con sUs companero,
de la Alta Camara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
Beascoechea HnOs.
& Co., S. en- C.
FRENTE A LA rARMACIA
BLAF 20.
rAsAJBRos QUE Sc EsPERAN
En- Ia Hstd adclantGdd del gGpor "POr-
to Rico" que sa16 et sdbGdo las do
&C del dia de Nelo York, figaraR los
pdsGjer0S sigNicnteSs

!. L. Latta sonora, ]. Il. LGtimer
Y spil0la, Rosa Mllazzo, NJ. &. Ricce,
Il. Diez de Andind y sonora. G. A.
Potts, lady Charlotte, Juan Berga Y
seflora, Jose Lopez Acosta y sonora,
sciior& J. ID. Allen, L. f. Bohr, Jose
de Ayala, Jesse Kroom, Anna Kroon,
f. Fernandez, senQrita II. Becker, A.
NJ. Goubel, r. Blanco, doctor Francis
co Ponte, A. Rojas, senora II. Rant
rez, Ana Rita Ramirez, Maria RGmf-
rez, r., Mirabal, Z. J. Berries, H. B.
Walsh, G. Gattman, w. B. Jones, Sc
1lorita f. Vazquez, A. E. Margarity,
u. \. Gam&na, c. Feij6o. y seilora.
Eduartlo ]. Gonzalez, doctor Jacinto
Avil6s, Jose A. Eeijo0, A. M. Zeno
Gambia, A. Zeno senora, sehoritia G.
de Dechoridens, seflora II. G. de L6-
pez, Silvia Otero, Dolores Otero, Car
los TIoro Y senora, J j. Ramos, Juan
B. Huykn, Emilio Huyke, S. Ramirez,
". r. Roig, seiiors de G. Cid G hijo,
o. Martinez sefiora, A. Walker, Sc
ilolith G. Garcia Y otros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24

En- su elegante residencia de la Ca
rretera Nueva, Miramar, reunio aver
en- su exquisite mesa de suculento Me-
MI criollo, ell Senador DR.. Octavio Jor-
dan un grupo de sus amigos, que
disturbances de agradables instantes
con la amena compania de los jovenes
c6nyuges Jordan-AlfonZo, que saben
muy bien recibir y atender sus visi-
tantes en- union de sus parientas las
Sras. Sandin de Jordan y Felisa Seijo
de Jordan tuvieron su acostumbrada
cortesia para sus huespedes.
Los sefores DR.. Alexandra Ruiz So
ler, inspector general de Escuelas Sr.
Rosario su distinguida esposa, DR..
Diaz-Garcia, Cirujano de los Hospi-
tales Municipales de San Juan, DR.. j..
Barreras, de Juncos; A. Gonzalez Pra-
do de la Junta Central Unionista ell
"Cronista" pasamos lijeras horas de
grato solaz, que siempre- son rapidas
cuando buenos amigos Sc congregan.
I'm encantador grupo de ninos de
cza juventud del porvenir que lleva el
sello de dos civilizaciones conservando
la profunda savia de sus progenie, di6
10 mas simpatica nota de sencilla ale
grfa, de esa alegre seriedad de los que
en- ell hogar siguen para consevarlo
en- las aulas, ell intense ejemplo de cul-
tura que sus mayores imprimen en- las
primeras evoluciones de sus infanti-
les celebros, y siendo alegres son bien
educados, Y siendo este saben mostrar
10 que es el mayor encanto de sus
amos.
Las distinguidas senoras de Jordan
pasan una corta temporada en- San
Juan y la esposa del DR.. Cesar Jordan
viene a estudiar ell curse de verano,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
Ell SIMPATICO CUADRO DE VA
RIETES ALEGRIA-ENHART, EN-
EN- Ell "OLIMPO"

Tras el debut del sabado, anoche dio
su segunda function ell divertido y
ameno Cuadro de Variedades Gale
gria-E -Enhart", que actda con Jun exi-
to sorprendente en- el amplio Teatro
Olimpo, de la Parada 10.
Sin sitio para ocuparnos debida-
mente del trabajo que desarrolla esta
troppe, que todas las noches nos pre-
senta un programa nuevo y que ex-
hibe un decorado completamente orr
ginal y artistico, solo nos concretamos
decir que la Compafia Alegria-En-
hart, que va Sc ha captado las simpa-
tfas de todo ell publico de San Juan y
Santurce, hace honor al primer ape
lido de uno de los artistas que la in
tegran; porquc ir al Olimpo pasar
tres horas de amenisima diversion to-
das las noches es abrir las valvulas
de la algeria para reir mandibula
batiente, olvidando los sinsabores y
acideces de la vida.
Una canzonetista, una baiiarina
clasica de primer orden y los reyes
del gracejo Y del malabarismo Ale
gria-E -Enhart, son los que en- su pro-
grama completan un cuarteto, donde
la mimica intencionada Y la mdsica
selecta, hacen del espectaculo unos
momentos deliciosos y atrayentes.
Manana diremos algo sobre ell sor-
prendente trabajo de estos, notalbles
artistas, que llevan al Olimpo un pu-
blico tan numeroso que no cabe en-
las amplitudes del hermoso teatro.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
SucesOs en- Guaynabo
Y Salinas
Madrid, JUNO de 1922.

Ell dfa 10 de los corrientes, en- la
carretera que conduce a Catano, de
Guaynabo, ell autom6vli 540, guiado
por su duefio Jose M. SOLO, chauffeur
No. 5, choco con el truck No. HP271,
guiado por Evaristo Marquee, chauf-
feur No. 1876, resultando ell caro-
$40 con desperfectos y la nina Ida So
jo con un golpe en- los labios. La po-
licfa investigo ell accidente.
Ell dia 19 de los corrientes, en- ell
barrio Rio Jueves, de Salinas, el in
dividuo Cornelio Morelle, de 6 amos
de edadi agredio con un palo Hipo-
Tito Contreras, de 25 amos, dandole un
fuerte golpe en- la base del craneo, a
consecuencia del cual Contreras falle-
clio al siguiente dia. Morelle fue
arrestado y Sc le flo de $5,000.00.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
DON LAURIAHO EN......
(Continuaci6n de Ia nag. u

Continuation de la pag. y
resuello de coraje. Los chicos Sc agol-
pan al redeGor de las horchaterias y
los puestos de churros cuyo olor Sc
pega la garganta. Los hombres tt
ran al pim-pam- Los mas jove-
mes Sc suben los columpios. Sc apo
dera de nosotros la algeria comun.
Las mozas compran munecas y flores.
I'm cohete sube y truena, deshaciendo
Sc en- palpitante lentejueleo de ORC.
Oscilan las olas ,giratorias. Don Lau
reano esta como encartado con este
chorro de luz cue fluye de las magi-
cas- fuentes. Espaiia es bruja. Posee
infnitos secretos para hacer agrada-
BILE la existencia. Ella sabe preparar
su GAIA de hechicerias con beses y
bombones de aneStesia. Espa1a RE,
Tie su risa de cascabeles de GRO, por-
que no quiere estar triste. La triste-
"a es de los enfermos, de los debiles.
La algeria es de los fuertes. Grecia
era fuerte rendfa culto, en- ell temple
de los doses coronados de rosas, al
cuerpo brioso, al vino encarnado, la
hembra desnuda. Espana es immortal
en- su passion por el vino caliente, por
ell bale sensual y por ell canto vibran-
te, triangulo bermejo de la sangre, del
amor Y la algeria. Espaia es el sig
no del sol, el signo lujuriante e. I'M
perioso del sol en- la espiritualidad de
un alto cielo LENA de mfsticas adora-
clones Y claridades milagrosas.
va tarde, regresamos nuestras ca
sas, cuando empiezan borrarse sobre
la ciudad que no duerme los ojos en-
cendidos de la noche de JUNO.
E. Ribera Chevremont.
Madrid, JUNO de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
Los QUE NOS INFORAIA Ell DIR.
FERNANDEZ MATER.

'
El inspector del distrito Norte del
Departamento de Sandal Dir. Ferfidn-
dez, nos ha informado que el jueves
Y viernes de la pasada semana, efec-
tue IN viaje de inspection por varios
pueblos de la isla en- union del DR..
Lippitt Nos dijo que tanto el
como ell doctor Lippitt,a Sc que
daron asonibrados del estado anti-hi-
gienico en- que encontraron ell Hospi-
tai en- Lares."
Quiere hacer constar que el Sr.
Luis f. Irizarry, recienteirlente nom
brado director del Asilo de Nilos de
Santurce, no solamente es un buen
militar; sino tambien un magnffico
professor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
Sc DESIGNA UNA COMISION

Los veter'inerios asod,hdas han de-
signado una comisi6n para que visi-
ten al ComRtionado de Agricultu
III Y Trabajo scflor Felid y discutir
divers0s asuntoS en- que Ia direction
del departamento dese& cnocer Ia
cpdlli0n de la clasc. Han sido desig
nados para desempeiar el expreSadc
cometido los dOctores r. Salgad'O, Fer
ndndez, Baiz GrGne@, que oportu-
namente Sc avistardn con ell CCmi
sionado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
PRONTO
| Q n D D n
sERA EXHIBIDO AL PUBLIC0 EN-
SAN JOSE Z.
ADAMs-NIEVA

La excelente compania dram&tica q
dirige el notable actor Gerardo Nieva
reaparecera esta noche en- ell popular
teatro "Victory Garden, de Santur-
ce, despues de haber recorrido toda
la isla con gran exito.
Para su debut ha elegido ell mag
nffico drama "La Enemiga', que cs
una de las obras favoritas de la sim
patica actriz Evangelina Adams.
La compafia dara siete funciones
EN- el mencionado teatro precios SUI
mamente bajos, 10 cual es de suponer
que tendra la acogida del pIblico de
Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
Ell ACONTECIMIENTO.
Continuation de la "a. }

(COntinuaclOn lie la "a.
una muralla infranqueable de i'm
provisGdos espectN1ores que no perTni-
tfan pasar la sala los cspectado-
res que habfan pagado diez d6lGres
por una butaca. En- los BALCONIES pa
SO 10 nismo. y en- los palcIs fu6 I'M
horror.
Nogotros no quisiaramos amargarle
su triunfo al inzigne tenor. Pero no
podcmos aplaudir ese gesto de ano-
che.
Ell egregio tenor t;ene el derccho dc
cantar gratis para su pueblo; pero no
tiene el derecho de causar mclestias a
los que pagaron muy caras sus locali-
dades para oirle y verle y admirable,
con ell precario comfort de que adolece
'de suyo, sin esas invasiones peligro-
sas, el teatro Municipal.
Domingo OROZCO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
PRONTO
| D N D D n =
SERA EXHTBIDO AL PUBLICO EN-
SAN JOSE z.
Ell HON. PRESIDENTE DEL
SUPREME

La Association de empleados y ira
bajadores de la Central Piazuela invi-
to al Lcdo. senor Toro Cuebas para
oirle una conferencia el distinguido
jurisconsulto accedio cortesmente a
clio, habiGndose fijado la tarde del do
mingo, las para ell interesante ac-
to, que Sc efectu6 en- Barceloneta y
hubo gran animation resultando bri-
llante.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-"Los Tres
Cercos", en- actos, por la sinpatica
Pearl White y una Revista.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce) -
Debut de la Compaffa dramatica
Adams-Nieva con el drama "La Enc
miga". Ademas Sc exhibira una pre-
ciosa cinta.
TeatrO Beliograph, (Catano).-Wil-
liam Favershan y Violed Reed en- ell
drama en- reels Gel Hombre Perdi-
do',y ell episodio de la serie "Agui-
la Blanca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
|Obsequiando a sus amigos

para examinarse de Profesora Prin-
cipal. Hace algunos amos que ejer-
ce abnegadamente su profession en- ell
magisterio, la que no quiere abando-
mar.
Ell Senador ha fijado definitivamen-
te SUI residencia en- San Juan, en- DON
de desde hace alg1n tempo tiene su
consultorio Y con su distinguida IA
milia Sc muestra satisfecho de la cor
tas acojida que han tenido-justa pese
a su proverbial modestia decimos nos
otros-en esta sociedad.
SemDer.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
E,IRARCA Ell SABADO

Noticias de Nueva York informan
que en- ell vapor que sale para San
Juan, ell pr0Nlmo sabado, regresa a
esta ciudad el Comisionado Gle Servi-
clio PdbEico de San Juan seilcr Ira
vieso, terminadas las gesti0ncs para
colocar los empr6stitos mllnicipales
para. este municipio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
PRONTO
F." | D n D O n "
SERA EXHIBIDO AL PUBLIC0 EN-
SAN JOSE z.
Ell LIBRO AZUL DE PUERTO
RICO.

Pronto Sc dard la publicidad una
importante obra titulada Ell LibrO
ASm de Puerto Rico en- espailol Y en-
ingl6s, abarcando sus pdginas todos
los aspectos de la vida de este pals
desde el punto hist6ricO, recursos ma
teriales, desenvolvimiento cultural,
etc.
Dicba obra tendra por 10 menos no
vecientas pdginas Y colaboraran en-
ella numerosas personals de reconoci-
da competencia en- los asuntos que
constituiran el teXto del librO.
Daremos mas tarde amplios infor-
mes sobre ese proyecto, que reviste
verdadera trascendencia para el pro-
greso de Puerto Rico y para su pres
tigio en- el exterior.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-24
I'm "EOX.TROTo

Ell conocido compositor Tefel, esta
imprimiendo otro Fot-Trot, que Sc la
ma Baby Love" y lleva letra del CO.
nocido poeta A. Nicolas Blanco. Sc
guramente que tendra ell mismo exito
que sus anteriores prcducciones musi-
Gales.