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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27
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Two football teams, evenly
matched in weight, each fast, each
determined, each eager for vic
tory, will entertain the Salem
gridiron fan when, his turkey and
cranberries cached, he appears on
lSweatland field next Thursday
afternoon to watch the Willamette
eleven go into action against the
college of Puget Sound.
Willamette should win, but If it
does, it probably will not be by a
large score. Consider, for mo-
ment, the somewhat meagre dope
as it appears after being sketched
out on paper.
Pacific Defeated Both.
Both the Bearcats and the Ta-
coma teams have been defeated by
Pacific uniyerstiy-the College of
Puget Sound by the one-sided score
of 2S to 0. In connection with
this defeat, however, it is we'll to
remember that the invaders were
twice within plunging distance of
the Pacific goal posts and twice,
while striving for touchdowns,
made errors which cost them
points. In other words the score
doesn't tell all of that mix-up at
Forest Grove.
Tacomans Are Rested,
Another thing. While william
ette was busy at McMinnviIie ,dst
Friday, defeating Linfield college
by a score Of 36 to O, the Taco
mans were likewise busy enjoying
a nice lull in activities. The
Puget Sound institution will have
had the advantage of a fortnight's
rest, during which the Washing
tonian's have been striving to
eliminate those rough points that
showed in the Pacific game.
On the other hand, the Bearcat
team came through Fridays con-
test in good shape. Only one man
-Bird-suffered an injury of
consequence. Birds shoulder was
hurt, but he will be in condition
by Thanksgiving, according to
Coach Boiler.
Unless a surprise is sprung,
spectators will probably see mostly
straight football next Thursday
In their earlier game the Tacoma
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27
NEW TAN(1LE
. DEVELOP IN
T|ERNANCASE
Second Wife of Notre
Dame Professor N o t
Free To Wed; Divorce
Never Granted.

Chicago, Nov. 27--Mrs. Blanche
Hawn Rash Brimmer, second wife
OF John P. Tiernan, former pro-
fessor of law at Notre Dame uni
yersity, possesses a marital status
at least as tangled as that of her
husband for a day, according to
revelations she made here today
before returning to Marshalltown,
Iowa, where she planned to set
about today learning whether she
was entitled legally to accept Mr..
Tiernan in their Crown Point,
Ind, marriage ceremony Saturday.
Mrs. Brimmer was left by Pro-
fessor Tiernan with the injunction
to go and redeem yourself in my
eyes," replying a fearful "Oh, l
will, dear John"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27

CONTINUED ON Page Ten.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27

OREGON: Tonight and Tuesday fair;
moderate westerly winds,
Local: Rainfall. none; max. 46; min.
so: cloudy: south wind river .S II.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-27

Daily average for October 6122.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation.
Member Associated Press Full leased
vire service
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
z VCEREJSl SCHUZE NEST
SKE RADY.

Mestska rada "a vGerejSiho
zasedani neprojevovala sc v
slibovane oposici proti mayo
I'll Kohlerovi a schvalila Jim
ustanoveneho trakcniho komi-
safe J. w. Holcomba i dosa-
vadnim platem spojenym S tim
to 1fadem, We vysi $500 IA
rok.
Biloxi tfinacti republikanskych
radnich ale znemoznil pfiieti
vypomocneho navrhu ma $2,-
100000, kterych penez melo
bvti vyuzito ma neodkladna Wy
dani m6sta "a mesice leden a
unor. tax re navrh ten odkazan
bv! k dalsimu projednani pff-
slusnemu vyboru. Zalezitost
Sc iednanim tim pouze o. ieden
tVden prodlouzi. Jest temer
iisto. re V pfist; schnzi pondal-
nj K nutnemu povoleni penez
doiiti must. Pro druhy navrh
hlasovali vsichni demokrate a
n9ktefi republican,, celkem l9
radnich, kdezto prot Sc posta.
viii len republican, poctem 13
hlasu. Hlavnimi recniky opo-
sice. byli Marshall. k nemuz Sc
pTidruzil Finkle, kdezto "a spo
ienou vetsinu lanai kopi pred
ceda mestskeho finantniho W.
boru demokratic. .radni Damn,
primlouvaiici Sc. aby penize
move administered byly povo-
lenv Timed.
Proti schvaleni Holcomba
trakGnim komisafem odvzda-
nv bylv jen diva ;hlasy a sice
pfedsedy mestsk6 rady Tow
nece q radniho Pottera.
Dalsi ,debatovani otaeelo sc
kolem casove resoluce STAGE
lovy, ienz navrhuie opetne no.
w peticlenny vybor, ktery by
znova studoval dnesni situaci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
s'svEr''
MOVE NESTESTf v NOvEM
AUDITORIU.
Od stropu spadlo leseni Sc
sesti dSlniky.

Ones rano v 7:55 utrhlo sc
cd stropu v novem m6stskem
auditoriu leseni, ma kterem pra
covalo sest d8lnfki a spadlo ma
podlahu. Muzi spadli naho-
dou ma pytless cementem a jen
teto okolnosti lie pfipsati, ze
nehoda neskoncila smrtf nekte-
reho postizenych, &C n6kteri
Zraneni byli dosti tezce. Delni-
ci zamestnani byli omftanim
stropu v. jihozapadnfm koute
nedaleko jevistt, kdyz pojed-
nou haky Sc uvolnili a cele le-
seaf Sc sfitilo.
DO nemocnice ma Huron I'd
dopraven byl Thomas Lee, 33-
lety, jenz utrp6l vnitfni crane
nj a ma snad i roztristenou le-
becni kost. Delniku w. Har-
rymu z'omena byla pare a k
podobnemu zraneni ac snad
pomerne lehyimu pfisli i ostat-
vi ttyfi, ktefi Harrym dopra-
veni byli do Lakeside nemoc-
nice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
MA DRUBEZNlCKE VISTA.
We VYZNAMENANi
kRAJANE.

Charles Vlasak, obchodnik
nabytkem 4916 Broadway ma
rohu Car ave. patfi krone u
vedeneho zam6stnani i mezi
horlive pestitele kralikG. Hlav-
nj protekci jeho Sc test krasna
odruda anglickych strakacI.
Sdcastnil Sc svoji menazerii
Drabeznicke vystavy V sobotu
" Judds auditoriu, zakoncene
a zvitezil. Celkem bylo VISTA
veno $50 kraliku a mas krajan
81 z vystavy odnesl ctvri PRIV
nj a ctyfi druhe ceny. Pan Via
SAX ale jest tomu zvykly neb
stein6 pochodil j phi daleko
vetsi sout6zi Madison Square
garden New Yorku, kde wy
staveno bylo ma 500 teto drob-
ne zvireny, 3 prvni a 2 druhe
ceny.
Ma vystave zdejsi dostal ce-
nu tez kraian a policejni kapi-
tan F. D. Sprosty, 214S w. 96,
~. "a krasneho flamskehc
obra.
Nejvetsi vyZnamenanl by
krasny pohar, ziskany nejvet.
sim kralikem odrudy cernycf
flamskych obru, pro kralika
zajiste slusne vahy 1912 liber
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
MESTSkYCH AUT NESMl
BYTI POuZ:VANO K SOU
KROMYM PRO
JiZDkAM.

Riditel parku majetku G..
"A. Ruetenick vcera oznamil, re
mestskych vozidel nesmi byti
uzlvano X soukromym jlzdam
panu nfedniku, Jak drive BY
valo vseobecnym zvykem. Ably
mestske automobily byly liz z
dali napadnymi, budou zvlaste
oznaceny. Zvlastnl oddeleni
policie 0 trech mulch bylo pc
staveno V mestske garazi, kde
jest povinnosti strazniku, ably
kazdy povoz, vzaty garaze
presne zapsali poznamenal
ucel, k jakemu 'byl pouzit.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
MOVE PAsMOVE ROZZDE.-
nj MESTA " SEDM
DlSTRIKTU.
Dalekosahle plany msstske
komise.

Zvlastni pasmovy vybor ma
Il mastske planovacf komise po
temef tfilete praci vidal vcera
prvnf vvsledkv. Vybor odpo-
rutuie, abv nebylo dovoleno
stavfti budovy vysSi iak $50
stop, aby nebylor dovoleno zfi-
zovati prdmyslove podnikvijez
raznymi zapachy neb hlomo-
zem obtezuii svoje okoli. To-
varnv stavajici mali sice byti
ponechanv, ale pfibyvani je-
jic ma byti upraveno. Podobne
ma bpti odd6lenasGtvrt pr1mv-
slova a obchodnf.1 4 Stavby k
obyvani mohou byti budovanv
vsude, ale domy apartementnl
mali byti obmezenv ma urcite
distriktv a podobne domy
dvourodinove.
Move navrhv vyboru mus
btti schvaleny plenarni kori-
81 a pax teprve budou pfedlo-
zeny k dalsimu iednani NEST
ske rade, statni legislature, jez
iedina je niue uzakoniti. Ma
vrhy, tVkaii Sc vesm6s jen sta
web novych. Budov zavodil
starych Sc netykaii, krone to-
warren, jez pracuii "a velkeho
hlomozeni.
Dale ma byti cele mesto roz-
deleno ma sedm pasmovych
tfld, 2 nichz dive by byly jen
residentnlmi pet ostatnich
prumvslovvch a obchodnlch
'Kostely, Skoly, nemocnice, do.
brotinne lstavy, kluby a hote-
ly bvly by pro pflste zfizova-
ny iedine distriktu aparte-
mentnich domG. Obchodnt
ctvrt k vseobecnemu nakupu
ma byti pfelozena ma navrsi
II Cedar Rd. V Cleveland
Heights.
Plany jsou tax dalekosahle
re i nejvetsi optimista uzna, ze
mohou zustati jest6 hezky
dlouho jen opravdu plany NJ
papife. Proveditelnost iejicf
neni MONA dobe doz;rne q
uskutecneni mohlo by se dit
postupne a yelice volnyni tenn
penn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
zALUJE MEsTo o $4,000.

V cervnu sla pi. Mary. Bod
narova, 4441 zap. 81. ul. pc
Louisa ct. S. E. a stoupla ne
st astnou nahodou Ma viko, u
zavirajici otvor ma chodniku a
proborila Sc. Utrpela ma noze
zran6ni, jez zanechalo pry il
zvu tax, re nemnze dnes sc
strojiti podle mody a nositi
prGsvitne hedvabne puncochy
TAX asi oduvodnuia svoji "a
lobu ma nahradu skody We vysi
$4,000, kterou vcera u olSres-
niho soudu ma mesto podala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

nezamestnanosti, podobnou re-
soluci chystal i radni Sulzman,
kdyz byl uzavren kompomis,
re ma dotycnem vyboru zases
dati bude tez Sulzman, byla re-
soluce Stacelova pfijata. Rad
MIN Marshallem byla podana
resoluce, die ktere by mel uti-
litni vybor prozkoumati novou
zadost the Ohio Bell Telepho-
ne Co., ktera Sc dozaduje zvy-
senych poplatk1 pfi zrizovani
i pfenasenf telefonickych sta
mic. O veci jednano bude pred
vyborem We ctvrtek o 2. hod.
odpol.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
POLICEJNf PROHLfDKY NE
RESTNYCH A HRACSKYCH
BRLOHU.

Ia vcerejsiho odpoledne a
yecera podnikla tax zvana
mravnostni ceta naiezdy ma il
sta podezrela mista prohIid-
ky mely jisteho vysledku. Ia
tknuto pet muzn pro podnika-
hi sack na z;lvodni kone. Ia
teen MATTEL tiskarny, ktert
nale2eny zhotovent vyherni
listky j JIM provinilci prot
zdejSi moralce.
Taaeni toto jest Y dusledcich
shbu mayora kohlera, bezped
ncstniho riditele' MARTINEZ i po-
licejnlho nacelnlka Graula, kite
II slibili provesti dukladnou @.
cistu mesta od vseeh nezadou.
cich zivlu.
Prvni pfisla vcera ma fadr
krejcovska dina V {. 8l5 st
Clair ave, kde zatcen byl po
zemkovy iednatel f. j. Breskl
953 Ansel rd., ma obvineni, *
prodaval listky ma zavodni ko
ne. Prohlidka b.sia provedens
serzantem Hiresem strazni
ky Sindelafem a Lappem. Spo
IN Breskym zatceni i A zakaz
mel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
HOCH PREJET AUTO
MOBILEM.

Rudolf Kmetz. sedmilety ho-
six 2 {. 1871 vych. 80. ul. pre-
chazel prave pred obydlim ro-
dicG vCera vecer ulici sc svym
bratrem, dvojcetem, kdyz po-
jednou byl pfiiizdejicim auto
mobilem srazen X zemi a $ roz-
bitou hlavou dopraven do Mt
Sinai nemocnice. Bratr jeho
vyvazl jen st'astnou nahodou
zranenim lehkym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
PRO HUBIcKU.
Zarlivy Ital zastrelil svoji
milenku.

Teprve 19-lety Alfred Bar
biero, 1888 zap. 80. al. udrzo-
val zanilovany pomdr Sc stej-
ne staroa Mary Hdecovou, jez
bydlela podnajmu u NAME
Ia ScooZovych, 1865 zap. 32.
ulice.
Jak to byva, seznamili Sc
ma tanecku" as pred osmi me-
sici, chodili spolu, az Sc konec
ne jeden druhemu zaslibili. Do
iich raie lasky ale udefil krat-
ce po letosnich vanocich z ci-
sta iasna "blesk" prvni vzaje-
mne neshody. Hnevah Sc. jak
Sc rika. Horkokrevny .Vlach
tezce nesl hnev milenky a pri-
sci vtera. ably il nabidl smir.
.Shledal dlvku sv6ho srdce pfi-
pravenu jiti $ manzelskym par
KEN Sccozovych do divadla $
pohyblivvmi obrazky.
Jak vvpravuje predb6zne Sc
trent policie. zadal zamilovany
Romeo tvrdos jnou Julii, aby
zustala donna, ze by nj rad
promluvil 0 samot6. Odmlta-
va odpoved' vyvolala novy spor
a tn zarmouceny milovnik mel
pronesti:
"Vidim, ze udelam dobfe,
p6jdu-li domu. Del mi ma do
brou noe - hubicku." Vzdor-
ne zavrteni hlavou bylo mu od-
pov6di. V te chvili ztratil Ro-
meo svoji roZvahu a probudil
&c V mem Othelo. Vynal revol-
yer a vypalil ma svoji milenku
tri rany. V zui.ivosti mifil
mladik dobfe, jedna kulel vni-
kla divce do Okla, druha do
epanku a treti projela il hrd-
lem. Ma to mladfk obratil vra-
zednou Zbran proti vlastnim
prsoum a vpalil 81 diva naboje
do nebezpecneho sousedstvi
vlastniho srdce. A tax Sc sta
la pGvodni veselohry truchlo-
hra dvou nerozvaznych mia
dych lidi. Hudecova skonala
N nedlouho Barbiera kri-
tickem stavu dopraven do NEST
ske nemocnice.
Po cinu telefonovali ScooZo-
w pro policii, jez oba dopra-
villa do nemocnice, kde mohla
byti "a kratko jen u 'Hudecove
ziistena nastala smrt a vrah
jeji dan do zvlastniho oddele-
nj. kde lecen bude pod policej-
MIN dozorem vyleci-li Sc, bu-
de sc muse5i zodpovidati z
Nrazdy prvn.ho stupne.
Zavrazdene devce bylo ST.
rotkem. Parek Sc zprvu sna-
sci velmi dobfe a Barbiero dial
ste Mary k vanocum snubni
prsten a demantovy nahrdel-
nix. Po svatcich Sc pocalo
mlade stesti zakalovati q "a
iedne hadky prohlasil mladik,
re jest-li re mu jeho Mary bu-
de choditi $ iinymi,. ze j ! Sc
be sprovodi Sc sveta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
MEZ1 VCERA OLOUPENYMi
JEST SEST ZEN.
Pripady nasilnych kradezi Sc
uzasne mnozi.

Snahy beZpecnOStnich Orga-
md zmensiti zloGineckou vlnu
|nezdaji sc miti nspechG neb
loupezi pachano jest dnes to-
lik, re jednotlive episody to-
hoto druhu pfestavaji byti SEN
sacemi, jak tomu byvalo drive
a sevsednely tax, ze sc jim ami
nevenuje vetsi pozornosti a
isou zaznamenavany jen strut-
ne, .ac Sc nektere kousky nasich
banditn vyznamenavajl origi-
nalitou.
Panf Charlotte Grinkova. 2
{. 3411 Daisy ave. S. w. prize
la prave automobile domn
pred vrata garaze, kdyz pojed
nou re zalohv vvskocili diva
muzi, ktefi il hrozili revolverv,
povalili il k zemi, vskocili do
iejiho stroje a ujeli. Die do
mn6nek ii sami lupici zastavili
a oloupili r. G.. Filmera, 34O1
Woodbridge ave.
Ma Lakeview rd. a Saywell
ave. N. E. vyskocil muz 2 auta
ma chodnik a vvtrhl 81. E. Ger
hardove. 1876 Tacoma av. rue
nj kabelku a rychle uiel.
Do strizniho obchodu Ste
pana Polonena,. 1884 Superior
ave. N. F.. pfisli tfi muzi, do
nutili majitele odebrati Sc do
zadni mistnosti. naceH prchli S
ukradenymi $4,000.
Ma Portland ave. S. f. pre-
padena lupicem a oloupena 0
tobolku 5 $500 pf. Smith Roe
|nerova, 48O7 Cultivate ave.
Do dfadovny The Arcade
vloudil sc zlodej a ukradl tam
zam6stnane pani j. Brananove
rucni kabelku $ $3.50, neja-
kymi skvosty a d6lezitymi ma
ietkovymi listinami.
V blizkosti domova, 1908
Longfellow ave. s. w. okrade-
Ina byla ma chodniku lupicem
sletna J. Tennerova 0 tobolku
Sc $3.50.
V dome Percyho Killalyho,
1920 vych. 90. ul. ukradeno
bylo veci as "a So. 1000, kozich
d skvosty. Lup provedli diva
muzi, .kteri Sc pozdeii o korist
d6liIi chodbe domu vedle
Knickerbocker divadla ma Eu-
|clid ave. Zahledl ie vsak po-
licejni serzant Manning, jenZ
Sc jich vseteGne zacal dotazo-
vati, nacez oba wall nohy ma
ramona, ale jednomu jen Sc
podarilo uplachnouti, kdezto
druhy uviZl tenatech sprave-
dlnosti. Jest to jisty 31lety
Lewis Wemise, iena Sc patrne
domnival, re V Clevelande pa
nuje nedostatek zlodejll d pro-
to priSel az Detroit rozmno-
ziti jeiich rady.
tlvedenymi konsky neni ale
2uplna titanic zdeisich kradezi
|vycerpana. iedna Sc ien pfi-
pady, ktere al do 10 hodiny
vecerni byly IA policii hlaseny.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
French Name Real,
Saws Star at Polls

Marjorie Rambeau. whose work in
Zoe Atkins "Daddy's Gone a.Hunt-
ing" in which she will appear at
Polls tomorrow, is probably the peak
Of her acting career, is an example
of that individuality and vitality
which has resulted in the American
type through the process of the
melting pot.
Unlike most of the French flavor
ed names on our dramatic roster,
Miss Rambeau's is all her own.
Her father was Marcel Rambeau,
and as a young man he came from
France to America to take charge of
the overseas end Of business which
had been In the family for years.
Her mother was Irish and from her
she inherited the determination
which carried her to success on the
stage, while her French blood prob.
ably fitted her with artistic instincts
to bacl- up that determination.
Beyond these inherited character
lslNS, lilouBH' size OWtS IlOluH Hp W
her forebears. for her success as an
actress, for neither of her parents
had ever had anything to do with
the theater as a profession.
Brought up on both her parental
tongues from childhood, Miss Ram.
beau talks French almost as fluently
and certainly as correct as she does
English.
IL often wonder" she says, why
we Americans make such tragic
point of learning another language.
Foreigners come to us and struggle
alopg and make mistakes in So to
of the way we make fun of them
But when we go abroad our own
errors are met with the greatest
reserve and kindness. suppose
our diffidenCe r parity due 10 Just
that tolerence. for Il makes W more
self conscious than even ridicuie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
in China
SAN Natives We'd

Miss Colette Batiste, who comes
to the Gayety this week in the Bon
Ton Girls" recently returned from
a tour Of the Orient, which included
Tientsin and other parts Of China.
Miss Batiste witnessed a Chinese
wedding In Tientsin. At least, she
saw part of the festivities of the
last day. The ceremony had been
in progress for three days prior to
the time. that she came on the
scene: There had been a reception
to the bride, dinner to the bride
groom and SO on, leading up to the
actual wedding ceremony.
The bride wore a gorgeous red and
gold costume, the red denoting hap
piness, in China, and the bride
groom the conventional clothes mo
not pajamas,. There were present
the bridegroom father and his
three wives, the latter all richly
dressed and wearing all sorts OF
trinkets.
In telling Of the ceremony Miss
Batiste stated that she asked one
Of the Chinese guests whether the
newly welded pair kissed each
other, and the reply was:
Nom, not yet, by by they kiss
when behind door. They 'shamed
yet. But IL no come soon pretty soon
a son---him go catch another wife,"
In her collection of things Orien.
tai which Miss Batiste secured while
in China there Is wonderful Chi.
nese shawl which she has had
draped into an opera cloak and
which she Is wearing this season
in her role with the Bon.Ton Girls
company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
RIALTO
"A Virgin Paradise"
VIRGIN PARADISE" Il

"a VIRGIN PARADISE" the
william Fox special which
created such comment when pre-.
scented in New York, will be given
its Washington premier at Moore's
Rialto Theater today. the showing
continuing through Saturday next.
It is a story Of the jungle and
Of civilized hypocrisy written by
Hiram Percy Maxim, the famous
inventor. The action shifts from IA
palatial country place on Long
Island to a lonely isle in the South
seas. where a volcano destroys the
entire population with the excep.
ton of the infant heiress to a
large fortune and her native nurse.
The child grows to young WON
anhood in a half savage state and
then is transported to the Long
Island home. She is amazed by
the contrasts between it and the
wild life of her former home, and
begins drawing contrasts not Al
together favorable to the new in.
vironment. She resents the atten-
ton of q man who seeks to marry
her for her fortune, and repels
him with all the vigor and fury
OF her half-savage nature.
The taste in dress which she
develops with all the resources OF
wealth at her disposal is shock
ing to her society relatives. Be
fore a truly tanning influence 10
finally exerted over her through
love she has shattered the nerves
of the household and practically
wrecked the estate. The lovely
savage is depicted by Pearl
White, famous for her dash and
daring on the screen.
The story lends itself perfectly
to musical Interpretation, and Di-
rector Robert Bond Gotta, Of the
Rialto orchestra, promises one of
the finest orchestral arrangements
that patrons Of the theater have
ever heard.
A program Of carefully selected
subsidiary attractions. including .
laughable multiple reel Christie
comedy and an exclusive showing
of recent world events, as caught
by the Fox News camera, will
round out what promises to be an
entertainment Of exceptional merit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
LOEW'S COLUMBIA
"Peacock Alley"

MAE MURRAY will begin a sec
ond weeks engagement at
Loew's Columbia Theater this
afternoon in her latest and most
gorgeous starring production, Pea
cock Alley" which was presented
through the past week to crowds
that packed the Columbia to capac-
ity at almost every performance.
In all the long list of Mae Murray
productions, 1t is doubtful If she
has ever given the screen a picture
that is more fascinatingly por-
trayed than Peacock Alley"
Peacock Alley" Is Robert q.
Leonard's screen adaptation OF the
story of the same name by Ouidn
Bergere, which has been scenarized
by Edmound Goulding and which
brings to Miss Marray's support
a brilliant array of players, includ.
ing Edmund Lowe. Monte Blue
w. ]. Ferguson, Anders Randolph.
William Tooker anu many others.
The story is a romantic tale OF
New York and Paris night life, of
the self-sacrifice OF a noted dancer
for the man she loved and of the
love that came out Of a great
Ypisundarsta ndjpp
Miss Murray appears as a noted
Partisan dancer who falls in love
with young American, assists his
career, marries him and goes to
America after promising never to
dance again. Ostracised because Of
her calling, the two take refuge
in New York, where the girls
extravaganza leads her husband to
crime. In an effort to save him
she breaks her promise not &c
dance and thus paves the way for
his release at the cost Of her
own happiness. Eventually, how.
ever, they are reunited and their
peace and contentment is enhanced
by a third figure who enters the
story at this point.
Manager Gates of Loew's Column
bia has given the production
splendid program background and
the Columbia Symphony Orches.
ira has endowed it with a rare
musical setting under the direction
Of Mr.. Brusilof.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
These Pictures
Are Coming to
Capital Screen

POLA NEGRI. in "The Last
Payment" will be shown at
Moore's Rialto next week.
GAIL for a Woman" leads
the bill at the Metropolitan
all next week. and at the
Knickerbocker on Monday and
Tuesday.
Jewel Carmen. in "The Sill
yer Lining" will be seen next
week at the Strand.
"Back Pay" a Cosmopolitan
production. Is the feature next
week at Loew's Palace.
Conway Tearle, in Shadows
of the Sea-" Tuesday and We'd
nesday; Mary Pickford Thurs
day and Friday, in Little
Lord Fauntleroy," and Satur-
day. Jack Holt in "The Call of
the North" are Knickerbocker
offerings for next week.
A DeMille production. "Sat-
unday Night" Is the offering
at Loew's Columbia next week.
Richard Barthelme, in "Way
Down East" will show next
week at Crandalps.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-29
Music Made Hit
DIRECTOR CANNON of

nlRECTOR CANNON of the
Palace Symphony Orchestra is
receiving congratulations for the
splendid array of popular music
which constituted the overture selec-
ton at Loew's Palace all last week.
The chief feature of this overture
was Paul Whiteman's arrangement
for dancing OF Rimsky Korsakoff's
"Chanson Indoue" "a Song of India)
and the overture included two selec-
lions which have Unsupported and
which are achieving the highest
popularity--"The sheik" and Tho
Wabash Blues"