The Washington times., 1922-07-02

and Is to present our first parents
on the stage.
NJ. Sacha Guitry. however. in.
tends it to be a really serious dram
attic effort. and the story Of the
woman's temptation by the serpent
and Adams fall is to provide a
moving drama.
The real sensation. however. in
the project is that Nine. Sarah
Bernhard is to take the part Of
Eve. Eve. however. in the earlier
portion Of the play will be imper-
sonated by younger actress. 1t In
after "the fall when the great
Sarah will personify the tragic
mother of us all.
PREs1DENT M1LLERAND has
found new delight-the
cinema.
He brought home a number of
films of his recent official tour OF
the French colonies in NORTHERN
Africa. and II is now one Of his
greatest pleasures to watch. in one
of the big reception rooms Of tho
Elysee. the screen representation
of his travels.
A friend who was recently struck
with the Presidents pleasure in his
films, remarked that he appeared
to have just discovered the cinema.
You are quite right" said NJ.
Millerand, II have never seen a
cinema show beforeAnever had
the time"
THERE seems no end to the in
terests Of Carpenter. His
latest hobby Is horsemanship.
Every day you may see Georges,
superbly mounted. taking his morn.
ing canter in the BoIs de Boulogne
duck to the water" said one who
occasionally accompanies the box.
ing champion.
TEA is getting into ill-repute in
the Gay City. and the growing
addiction on the part Of fair Paris.
iennes to the habit is blamed for
many things.
The host of chic little teashops
which have recently sprung into ex.
istence in the fashionable center
Of Paris are playing havoc with
women.
There are clandestine meetings
over teacups, and the tea does the
rest. Women were far safer with
wine-so say Parisians.
THERE is likely to be trouble
among the Paris beauty queens
next year II the fetes committee
stick to their guns.
Their majesties. according to the
new proposals. will no longer ride
on their triumphal cars through
the streets Of the city, but will
have to be content with receiving
the homage Of the crowds at rome
fete in the center Of the city.
A bow or two in kind of glori-
fled garden party is a poor COM
pensation for that three-hour pre-.
cession when Beauty, seated on
her high throne drawn by six
milk. white horses, received the
homage OF the populace.
Next years beauties are. there.
fore. likely to gain distinction as
the rebel queens.
THE dash to Dauville has start
ed, for though the Paris season
has still a week or so to go, with
the thermometer in the nineties
the silver sea has a greater at.
traction than crowded bathrooms.
And beside. there are sensations
to be made. and the gay beauties
are simply aching to begin.
Among the shock tactics to be
employed this year, bathing dresses
are, as usual, to play a consricu.
! Gus part. Last year it was stripes;
this year It is lattice work which
leaves the costume open up each
side, while little diamond windows
here and there give additional
glimpses OF beauty unadorned.
A MOTHER royal couple are re.
ported likely to spened somc
portion OF their honeymoon trip
In Paris. They are King Alexander,
OF Serbia, and Princess Marie, OF
Rumania-
Paris 10 keenly interested IN the
happy event. and keeps itself post
ed I" 'y'' detail of the ceremony