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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
UN AGRADABLE PASADIA EN-
HONOR DEL SR. BARCELC

En- la fnca de don Rufno Ruiz Sc
colebr6 el domingo ultimo un agrada-
bic pasa-dia, organizado por los distin
gnidos caballeroa don cSuillermo S. Es-
cudero y don Eugenio Jim6nez -Clas,
an honor del jefe de la Union don
Antonio Il. Earcel6.
A dicho acto acudieron entire otros
oabaIleros los se1ores Rafael Rivera Ia
yas, Esteban Lopez Cruz, DR.. vic36r
Gutierrez Ortiz. joss dc ]. Tizol, DIR.
Juan Lastra, j. Gonzalez Ginorio, An
tonic r. Barcel6, Pedro J. Romanacce,
I.cdo. j. Lastra. sixto saldaiia, Miguel
A. Munoz y otros distinguidos roliticos
cue lamentamos no recordar.
En- dicho acto, que result6 muy agra
cable, no Sc habl6 de politica liIni-
tandose los asistentes cambiar impre
stones acsrca de interesantes t6picos
de actuahlad. Ell sefor Barcel5, recit6
admir7blemeate Ia poesia tvarsovia'
de Munoz Rivera.
Ell acto Sc di6 por terminado las
tres de la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

La obra recierte Gle Charles Henry
Hirsch, titulada "La bailarina roja
que Sc ha estrenado en- Paris, ha produ-
cido un movimiento de reacci6n en- IL
opinion pibIca, que ha recordado Ell fu-
silamieato de la hermosa Y suggestive
artista del bale, llama5a Mata-Hari.
FL autor de "La Bailarina Roja'' ha
presentado en- escena q la intere3ante
espia que fue condenada muerte por
el gobierno frances durante la guerra y
ejecutada por orden del Consejo mill
tar. Fu6 en- el periodic dc Clemanceau, y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

'The Salvation Army" (Ejercito de
salvaci6n) es una institution de carac-
Ter religicso fundada en- Londres y es-
tablecida hace muchos afos en- los Es-
tados Unidos de Nortc America
Is una asociaci6n sectaria en- la ox-
preston mas adecuada, y Sc dedica
s.redimir almas''. Aunque es cosa blen
dificil este trabajo, parece que esta aso
ciaci6n perdura, pues en- ella encuen-
bran asilo, pan v alguna tranquilidad,
aquellos seres que por diversas razones
han perdido ell buen camino 10 tuvie-
hon que abandonar por Ia miseria u
otras fataidades
En- Nueva York conocimos uno de los
grandes establecinientos de esta asocl2
ci6n; v, desde lUego, como medic de
conocer sus practicas, asistimos una no
che una de sus festas, en- la que pu-'
Idimos apreciar la forma rara de hacer
su propaganda. FL que ingresa Ia aso-
ciaci6n, va voluntariamente, o porque
|se lie recsge de las GALES 0 de los sitios
len que arrastra su mala triste vida,
|hace en- piihlico una description de sus
'deggracias. Gle su pasado, expone 81
satisfacci6n del momento, bajo la pro-
|tecci6n de sus helmanos, etc. Alguno
|refere historias que mas parecen cuon-
tos imaginarios que reales y Ell phblco
las oye como puede oir la relaci6n de
|cualquiera novela NAL leida.
La association, sin embargo, hace ia
|caridad en- distintas formas y en- estos
|nomentos-y es Ia nota precisa-est&
|trabajando fuera de sus naturales CEN
tros dc actividad, en- el sentido de su
|doctrina. Describe la prensa americana
los servicios que hacc en- China, adonde
Ina lido una secci6n del "Ej6rcito dc Sal
vacion'' con fines caritativos y de pro-
|paganda.
En- China esta reinando el hambre en-
|todas las classes bajas, 6e tai modo que
|se han dado padres y tutores, asi como
|particulares, al negocio de vender nihas.
|Estas nifias acuden los mcrcados a
|venderse, autorizadas por sus mayores.
Y 10 terrible del case es que, una vez
en- absolute possession de
|enas. son llevadas q las casas de leno-
cinio de Pekin, otras ciudadcs. FL pre-
clio de cada una es una suIna raquftica,
que a veces no pasa de Tin dollar. To
mese nota del grado de civilization de
estos paises o de su estado econ6mico.
La generalidad Sc venden tan bajos
precios
FL 'Ejercito de Salvation" esta com
prando ALI gran cantidad para salvar-
las de una vida immoral que es un lin
indicado. Ademas de recogerla5, Sc las
educar& para que luego sirvan de mi
sioneras entire su raza, puedan salir
del estado dc &byecci5n en- que vive1
y de la des5icha que las espera en- Ia
esclavitud de los lenocinios.
Este trabajo piadoso es digno de en-
comic; Y es la mejor obra que puede
hacer una asociaci6n de indole religio
sa siempre que Ia haga con tan hernoso
fin.
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cAMBlo
Gaia Ford Runabout por
Touring
A. F.
u 1892. Phone 2s
Box 1882.
FUEGo EN- ANAsco

Ell domingo las oficinas del CUartel
ee la policia recibieron el teIegrsma
siguiente: "Anoche, dos de la nanana.
eeclarose incendio en- tienda mercancias
Juans del Rosario. Edifcio propiedad
De Succession Barleta fu6 destruido por
las llamas. Hubo necesidad de Jesman
telar casa contigua de la misrra suce-
sior para localizar incendio. Casas y
mercancias aseguradas. Detalles por CO.
rreo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
NINo ARRoLLADo poR UN AUTO

En- la Gale come-4o, de Bayam6n,
81 truck" cue guiaba Jose Matos,
srroll6 al rino Alojandro Bracero. de
IL amos, ocasionandole la muerte en- el
scto Investigate el aceldente, Ia po-
hcia lego la conclusion de que Ell
nifio 1ntento sacar una cana de las que
corducia el vehiculo siendo cogiGo por
una de las ruedas trasera,s, que lie pa
SO por cl abdomen y la cabeza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
ssYo ACUso"

La exhibicion privada en- c. colin
70" de la pelicula "YO ACUsO", fu6
un dia de gloria para Ia empresa ''Ya-
giez.''
La pelicula es colossal. No hay min
guna cue pueda superar dicha pro
6ucci6n, y sera una de las p1imeras
peliculas que el pdblico vera con agra
do Ell dia &c su exhibition en- los cines
de San Juan y santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
LA AsAMBLEA NACIoNALIsTA
cELEBRADA Ell DOMINGO EN-
PONCE
continuation de la oag. sa.)

Iaran la propaganda necesaria 81 efec-
tc de la creaci6n dc dicho psrtido; Sc
ls ordena ademas, que al terniinar esta
labor ia cua1 no deb2ra prolongarse
6espu6s de L. prinera quincen2 de
Julio de 1922, convoque. al t5rInino de
dicho pIazo, a una nueva Asamblea
dc Asociaciones Nacionalistas para
crear en- dednitivo Ell PARTIDo MA
cIONALIsTA DE PUERTO RICO, Ia
eual te1dra efecto un mes despues de
ls referida fscha. (Fdo) DR.. G. sala-
zar, Antonio j. Colorado. z. BIaldcna-
dc, P. Roman Bstlitez. Martin Padilla,
Fernando Torregrosa, Julio Medina.
Inmedia5amante que Ia Asa?nblea
aprob6 Ia anterior resolucion Sc proce
dio a votar el consejo General dc las
Ascciaciones Nacionalistas.
Dr.. Guilermo salazar dissrito de
Ponce, Lcdo. Jose s. Algeria, distrito
de Arecibo; Lcdo. Coll y Cuchl distri-
70 de Gu2yama; Sr. Fernando Tore
grosa, distrito de Aguadilla; Dr. Guz-
man Rodriguez, distrito de Mayagiiez;
Lcdo. EugeniQ Font suarez, distrlto de
San Jcan y don JUNO Medina, para
quo trabajara Humacao.
FL Lcdo. Jose Coll y Cuchl dijo que
no deseaba aceptar ningIn cargo del
Ccnsejo pero cue 81 estaba deciaido a
ayrdar al Lcdo. Font suarez, eli San
Juan. Expuso la necesidad dc fll1dar
un diario para la defensa de los nacio-
nalistas. La renuncia del Sr. Col! y Gu
chi Ell 10 que Sc referia la direction
del distrito, Qued6 sobre la mesa. La
pI6xlma reunion del Corsejo General
Sc ceiebrara Ell San Juan. FL DR.. Sa-..-
gar, asl como tambien ell Consaio Gene
lal, la4zar&n al pals I'm manifesto.
Ell s.. Torregrosa pidio un voto de
gl9cia para el 81. Salazar este fue
dado por todos los delegados.
A las siete de la noche termin6. la
Asamb,ea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hospedese en-
Ia Cafeteria
ACUsADO EN- AGUADTLLA

Ell active fiscal AcOsta, de Aguadilla,
1uego de practicar una minUcicsG in
vestigaci6n ha acusado de un delito de
vioIac.6n a Jose Collazo, de La1es.
Al acusado Sc le han exigido 1900
de fanza, ademas de los 10000 que
tiene presSados por el case dc Dolnici-
dio voluntario cue esta en- apelaci6n
ante el Tribunal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
IMPORTANTEs sENTENCIAs EN-
AGUADILLA

En- el tribunal &c distrito de Aqua
dilIa s. dict5 aver sentencia contra
Jose cclazo, de Lares, por m delito
dc homicide voluntario, conderandole
Z cch amos de presiii. El acusGdo ape
% de la sentencia.
Tambien Sc dict6 sentenoia contra
los acusados dc matar Emilio Igle-
sias, y fueron condenados Juan D.
GraciS y Juan Iber Santiago, por ase
sinato en- segundc grado 20 amos de
presidio, cada uno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

ANTICALCULINA EBREY, reune una
gran virtud aliviante y curativa, sobre
las Was urinarias. Reconstituye la We
Jiga. y prostate enfermas. Alivia las
irritaciones, y es de gran valor en- las
mucosas' enfermas. En- todas Las boti.
cas-. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
Los pER1oD1cos EN- Russia

Los peri6dicos en- la Russia del Soviet
cobran por cada eje1nplar dos mil ru-
bios. FL papel esta tan caro- que mucnos
peri6dicos han dejado de editarse. Es-
ia carestia y ell valor del papel Sc han
dejado sentir tambien en- Alemania, don
de varios periodicos han tenido que su-
primirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
HERIDo DE BALAs

En- el barrio Barrancas, de Arecibo,
el indlviduo Gabriel Santiago, arma5o
de TN revolver, atac6 Antonio Ayen-
&c, produci6ndole tres heridas y dejan
colo en- estado grave. FL criminal ha
sido arrestado y recluldo en- i carcel
de distrito por orden del Fiscal. quien
lc ha oxigido 10000 &c fan2a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
UN .HOMBRE HERE A
OTRO CON UNA CUCI

En- Ia f&brica de la "south Porto
Rico Sugar CO.., de Cayey, el indivi-
duo Epifanio Laboy, con una cuchiiE2
rlogadiza, infri6 una herida punzante
en- ell brazo izquierdo Pedro Rodr1-
guez. Ell agresor fu6 arrestado y de-
nunciado por scometimiento Y agre-
son Y por9ar armas. Ell hor;do fue
trssladado al hospital.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
Ell vAPoR "MEGANTIC''

LEGO aver San Juan el t-asatl&n
tico "Megantic", de Ia Wiald Line,
trayendo alredor de 800 turistas
FL ''Megantic'', segdn informes. sa-
lilo aver hacia Bormudas, en- su ruta
oc regreso q NueVa York
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
CABLES DE AZUCAR

La camara dc Comercio informa que
Sc recibi6 ell siguiente cable de azu-
car:
-Veatas de szdcar a Nueva Orleans,
para prontO embarqus a 1892. ofer-
tas en- Nueva York al mislno precio
lehusadas. Refnadores sin inter6s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
RE1fEDTo ExcELENTE

Para Ia Tos, catarro NAL dc gar
ganta, las Pastillas ''Luden'' dc Men
toi no tienen igual. Solo cuestan seis
Centavos la GAIA eli las Farnac1as.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

QUININA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CABEZA. LAXATIVO BRO
MO QUiNINA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los easos en- que Sc necesita to-
Enr Quinina, no causando zumbidos
de o1dos. Contra Resfriados, La Girl
ppe, Influenza, PaIudismo Fiebres.
La fir:na de E. w. GROVE viene con
cada caEta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
UN HoMBRE REcIBE
UNA PUNALADA

Ell cuartel de la policia de San Juan
recibi6 de la policIa de Cayey c. tele-
grama siguiente:
Vicente Rodriguez Berries die una
puhalada 6 Carlos Rel6ndez. Fl agre-
sor ha sido arrestado y el ar1gie ocu-
pada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
La TRACTION EN- Ell JAPoN

Tsurno Hamaguchi, teniente del eier-
cito japonGs fu6 sentenciado a eu,nplir
,diez amos de preside, por haber intenta-
do vender Un importante secreto naval
al captain Edward Howe Watson, an
tcriornente agregado naval de la En-
bajada americana Ell Toxic.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
AEERCADo DH CAMBT0a
Sc VENDE

La guagua Habana por $500.
debido tener que ausentarse
su due1o. Informaran: TeI6fono
833, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
GUILERMo vAssEUR

HemOs tenido cl gusto dc salrdar en-
eeta capital al conocido y active CO.
misionista don Guillermo Vacseur,
nliien Sc encuentra establecido en- la
ciudad del Sur, 6onde goza de gran
des simpatias por su valer y corrscto
proceaer.
Nuestro mas cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

el los maestros que hace pocos dias sa
Heron de excursion hacia dichas Islas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
PRoMEDIo DE LAS VENTAS DE
AzUCAR DE PUERTO RICO

Promedio dc la venta de aztlcar en- Ia
segunda quircena dc MARIO, 3.9143; pro
medic durante todo el mes, 3 $3.50.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11
LA EXCURSION DE MAEsTRos

De las Islas Virgenes regreso ell saba
do el vapor Marina, regresando en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-11

Felix MATos BERNIER.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Guy Bates Post Makes
Screen Debut at Strand

Gus Bate. Post makes bis motion
picture debut to-day a, the Strand IN
"The Masquerade" transpIantat.on
Of the stage play .n which be mas
appeared more than 1000 times
The advent Of Mr. Pos. IN motion
pictures is Simultaneous with that o.
Producer Richard Walton Tu.ly. un-
der whose management the star has
been for twelve wears. two years In
The Bird OF Paradise" four ycars
as the star OF "Omar the Te-.makcr'
and Sis years boz "Thc Ma -ader" "
Ever before coming 90 Mr Iliiy's
management Post hai established him
self in the ,heater. After long ex-
perience IN a varied repertoire Post
came into prominence a. the star Of
Rupert Hughes play "The Bridge
and several OF Ciyd, i.tchs sue
ccuca When the Ncu Thcater vas
organized in Ncw YORK. vth rho hope
OF mak.n~ it trc endowed national
.onc of ,ho ancs. drama. he nas see
ectcd 20 head tho company taat pre-
sented the repertoire NJ modern ora -.
% was here that he was seen .n the
utle role o. Edward Sheldon's The
Niger"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Rogers's Quaint Ideas

Will Rogers. who is being starred
90 The Legend OF Sleepy Hollow
says that he would much rather de-
piet characters in pictures from the
works Of departed authors than live
ones
Il have never yet been given a
word Of praise" he says. from n
living author whose characters
have brought to life on the screen.
One Of EN- whom / know well |
haven't seen hide nor hair OF since
did one Of his pictures. Here
after have decided 20 appear in
the works OF dead authors. although
have heard that Shakespeare
turned in his grave since ! appeared
in Doubling for Romeo Now, here
/ am playing the role Of Iehabod
Crane for Washington Irving and
eongratulsting myself that he could
never shoot me for my delineation
Of his favorite character. when
along comes Mr. Toeher, a historian.
and tells me that the descendants
Of the original Iehsbod are alive to-
day So I suppose ! will be trailed
By some Crane person under his
real eognomen and sooner or later
become crow bait"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
''Monie Cristo''' Arrives
And the World Is His

Monte Cristo" will open tomorrow
night at the Forty-fourth Street Thea
ter. L e William Fox version Of
the famous Alexandra Dumas story.
and has in the leading role John Gil
bert, a popular young actor Of the Fox
forces.
In the supporting cast are Estelle
Taylor William V. Mong. George
Scigmann. spottiswood Aitkin, Francis
Macdonald, Robert McKim, Ralph Clon-
niger, CASTOR Glass. Albert crisco,
Maude George, Renee Adoree and Viz
ginia B. Faire. The musical setting
has been arranged by Emo Rapee.
Monte Cristo" in play form has been
acted thousands Of times. James
ONeill played his version for thirty
four years. Now with the develop
ment Of cinema art it has become DOS
sible to present it ir a way never be-
fore dreamed Of
Monte Cristo" IN screen form tas
been staged under the direction Of
Emmett J. Flynn from a scenario by
Bernard McConville All the scenes
and incidents have been faithfully re-
corded upon the coast Of California,
where a fishing village was built and
where a gigantic reproduction OF the
celebrated Chateau dTf was con-
structed.
The performance will begin al $3.50
o'clock and no one will be seated after
the picture is on the screen.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Noted Niolinist to Make
Debut al the RiaIiO

Michael Leonof will make his Amer
ican debut st the Rialto Theater IN
der the direction OF Hugo Riesenfeld
to-day. Leonof has Just completed =
tour OF England. Russia. Bulgaria,
RumAnia. Sweden and South America.
The young virtuoso FIRST studied under
NicholGi Galkin. on the death OF the
famous teacher Auer selected ten Of
the most promising pupils from among
the l40 students OF Galkin. Leonof
was the first OF the ten TO be selected.
He studied four years with Auer. For
his American debut at the Rislto Leon
of will play Sarasate's Faust" Fan
TASTE, with orchestral accompaniment
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

and finally he was fortunate enough
70 make "The Escape" He Is also
the author Of "Man Among Women" )"
a stage play scheduled for early re-
lease.
II Dr. Goodman we're a psyche
analyst we should ask him the mean
ing Of all these stage nance.
"What's Wrong With the Women
will be shown in one Of the Broadway
theaters soon as a special production
but if you go TO see the picture be-
lieving that DR.. Goodman admits that
anything is wrong with them you will
be disappointed. lie is far too gal
lant for that, and then he is very
young and good looking-not in the
least cynical. All that be admits is
this: Woman is the more highly
sensitized Of the sexes" Don't you
mean the most highly sensitized?' - we in
terrupted, but DR.. Goodman did not
notice. "She takes her color he con-
tinued, "from tho soil she is planted
in, and man should be careful what
that soil is TO be- Lest she be OF the
earth earthly.
The women iu Dr. Goodman's pic
turc arc Hcdda Hopper Constance
Bennett, Barbara Castlctou and Julia
SNaync Gordon The men are Red
La Rogue. young and pure: Wilton
Lackaye, old and pure; Huntley Cor
don. noble and priggish; Montague
: Love, wicked and predatory, and Paul
McAllister, sanity and "beardsley.'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
I'm Picture Thealers

,POLLO Silver Wings." with Mary
Carr. Last week.
AsTOR -"The Prisoner Of Lenda' Rex
Ingram production.
CAMEO-John Barrymore in sherlock
Holmes" Ninth week.
CAPITOL-M Marx Twsin's The Prince
and the Pauper7 Tibi Lubln n
the dual role. Winifred Byrd, plan
ist. will play A special musical
score has been prepared % accom-
pany the feature picture There also
will be a flower ballet and other
numbers.
CENTRAL - Human Hearts. Hal
Reds play transferred to the screen
continues.
CoHAN-"My Dad starring Johnnie
Walker.
CRITERION -"Forget Nc Not" with
Bessie Love and Garcth HuFhes in
the leading roles Fourth week.
FORTY FOURTH STREET Monte
Cristo," William Fox's film prodac-
ton Of Dumas's The Count Of Monte
Cristo." opens here tomorrow night.
LYRIC-"Nero." Last tao weeks %
the film Spectacle.
RIALTO-"Nice People" from the play
by Rachel Crothcrs A william DE
Mile production with a cast headed
by Wallace Reid. Bebe Daniels. Con.
rad Nagel and Julia Faye. Larry
Semon in Golf" comedy Other
films and vocal, instrumental and or
chestrsl selections.
RlNOLl sRodolph Valentino In BLOOD
and Sand" from Ibanez's novel Sec
ond week
STRAND Guy Bates Pos, viii make
his screen debut in The Masquer'
ader." Richard Watson Tully. who
made the stage production, iu which
Post starred. is responsible for th,
elm production. Other films and yo
cal and orchestral numbers
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Shadows on the Screen

Ray Smaliwood TO play in when me
Desert. Calls
Bessie Love, VINO is co-starring with
Garrett Hughes IN Forget -Me-Noi," "
is coming to New YorS this month.
The picture now IN production by
Charles Burr and Whitman Bennett
based upon Eugene Sues novel, The
Mysteries Of Paris has been changed
10 "The Secrets Of Paris" This title
has been copyrighted In the cast are
Lew Cody. Gladys Hulette, Montague
Love, william Collier jr., Lucille la
Verne and Efhe shannon.
A number OF well known artists nave
made posters FOR When Knighthood
Was in Flower" The list includes
Frank Lyendeckcr. Howard Chandler
Christy. ". T. Benda. Carl Link and
VIII Bradley.
Night LIE in Hollywood viii be
released before long By Arrow Films.
The cast includes Wallace Reid. Thco-
dore Roberts. william Desmond, Bryant
washburn. sessue HayAkawa and j.
Warren kerrigan.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
The Lap of Luxury"

An Italian garden will be built in
doors this week az the Universal
Studios in Fort Lee for the banquet
scenes Of Glenn Hunters new picture.
"The Lap Of Luxury" Martha Mans
field will play the sophisticated debu-
tante Of the story. The cast includes
Mona Marden. Marie Bourke, William
Calhoun, Dwight wiman and Osgood
Perkins. the clown Of "Thc Cradle
Buster" The story by Townsend Mar
tin Is directed by Frank Tuttle, who
made the screen adaptation for the
Film Guild.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
A; the Columbia

Redeeorated during the summer. the
Columbia Theater will open its regular
season tomorrow afternoon with Jo-
seph Hurtig's Greenwich Village Re-
vue," presented in nine scenes. Tom
SIENNA. Ray Read and Corinne Arbuekle
are the principals in the cast. They
will have the assistance Of Tenny Hill
son, Johnny Bohlman, Marty Ward,
Gertrude Wsbber and Margaret White.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

Subtitle. 1wenty-four hours have
passed Then
We'll. Whist is?r we asked as We
seated ourself on the opposite side Of
ihe small table and gazed at him with
challenge IN our mien.
Nothing a. all. assure YOU he an
swered. ingratiatingly.
Then why did you call II that ?" we
came back at him.
Just 80 that people would ask the
question that you have asked" he re-
piled. Which made Us sorry We had
asked u.
You see, the reason called my pic
ture What's Wrong With the Women
Is because / think il is a snsppy title
and has punch. do not pretend 10
answer the question said Daniel Car
son Goodman. Though now. as we set
it down, We are quite sure he did not
use the words "snappy' nor punch"
He is highbrow, although he is not
above pulling a pun. One Of the titles
in his picture says. "Hss woman lost
her importance 20 mankind by making
man kind TO her?" Personally, we do
not think so much Of this one. but then
did you ever meet doctor who could
think up a brilliant pun And also did
you ever meet one who wasn't expert
menting?
And Daniel Carson Goodman was an
n. d. before he was an author and
wrote "HsgAr Revelly," for It was
he who wrote that much discussed
book. He also wrote Travail" "Un-
clothed" and "The Taker." Finding
that still not all the excitement his
soul eraved, he began TO produce pic
lures, and he was responsible for
Souls in Bondage" He also par
scipated in THE Battle Of the Sexes"
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
interesting Chat About the Screen and otase
George Howell
Defends Self
In New Role
Says Private Dcieeti,.
"Whispering Wires n.
Been Accurately Dr,~

"A number Of people ,sss,,,
2 stupid detective oseasss rs~ "
gomery stoekbridg' died. usrn,...
'Ah-sing,' ! did not a, one. r.l,,. :,
he was trying 20 ssy Sing si.,'a >
interviewer gave guilty r,r
;hsn settled back With IA. ann.
mat George Hov'Il eosld -, 1,,,.
have known that ~ yer, o.. =,
persons who thoBga, that ul.,,
we're 9 mind reader Tssa b. 20.
70 explain the sssmisr lsef /, I.
otherwise sstBte istsctiy, u w..
ing Wires"
you see, this Drew bad ,ua,a.
Of the potential aslaiS.n bsI,,s.g.
Sing prisoner osi q bis ssl,,t,,...'
when he said 'Nen Do Tot ca -.
% sell their souls behind ,r,,, u,
50, when the dying nn st,sr.s !.
words 'Ah-slng' hs bsssht o. So,
singspore-snythlng Bat s.sx si.z
u had really been t.aesls f,, !,
regard this Drew ,srissfJ, IN,
because o. tie deep izpress,.
Howell made on Us Vasn hs plsys
comedy detective in eThsrs, ~
Wife4" Much o. We isys q re- =, Y
tery play, ve love . trsT,ay q /, |
even better. and w. HoVsll u-s
ing the methods - Ell sag, dst,, |
vas very funny = enjoyed ttst y J
he said. you know I pgt }, stre
Punch and Judy D. vel a. playstkf
Nr Howell tells us that usrJ q |
IN "Whisperng Wires loses i.r,
completely in me story each hIgti -
that each one .s mpreses wa d
mystery and impending iang,f q +,
play pfogressea THIS is gasesss
true. for HenD Hsl tod b, Ar
had az be- could 90 70 kstp hs -
down stage Rhea he uoEi he ".
opening behind bin .l The ca n
the Canary and Nay Vos,i 'sl n