The Cordova daily times., 1922-12-11
By ALICE LANGELlER

By ALICE LANGELlER -.
 PARIS, Dec. s11.-In the "coquet" Heel theater of the Champs Elyses Madame Maria Efremova is the cen ter of a group of charming Russian refugees, artists who sketch little scenes of their lives, souvenirs of gay times before the Revolution under the title of "The Moscow Fair"
 Madame Efremova became known to Parisian theater lovers last year in the performance of La Chauve Souris," under the direction of Bali eff. The little tab1eaux which she has arranged do not surpass-some may even say that they do not equal-those of her former leader, but she is not trying to compete with him. She has searched for lat mosphere" and she has succeeded in finding it with the aid of Monsieur Soudekine and his fascinating bits of scenery, full of color and gaiety.
 The spectacle resembles that of a Parisian cabaret raised to high level. For music there is only a piano and to this the artists sing and dance. The scenes are sometimes like miniatures, sentimental engrav- ings or chromos, and sometimes like little ribbon of film. The whole story is not given, they are mere suggestions which make one think of the news in three lines" which Mephistopheles Feneon invented to initiate journalism. It remains for the onlookers to develop the roman esque airs, the popular scenes of washerwomen and coachmen dancing in Sunday garb, sailors singing on the banks of the Volga and the in terior of a cabaret where fine black hussard makes his last adieu to the tzigane.
 For the first time since the Arenas disappeared from the rue Pergoles with the Exposition of 1900 Paris is to see some bullfights, but they will not be of the very bloody vari- ety. They are kind of humoristic play very much in favor on the other side of the Pyrenees under the name of "charlottades." Three celebrat- ed matadors-Charlot, Ell Chispa and Su Bostones-have arrived in Paris to introduce the sport, bringing with them a number of nervous little bulls with great horns.
 Twelve inches from tip to tip is the measurement of the famous black moustache of No. 2009, police man at the Porte St. Denis. It is said to be the longest and silkiest of any in the republic, but Mo- 20os, rich. When, therefore, during the good police record than the black hairs which have won him fame.
 A little bit of Salt Lake City was discovered in the Plaine-Monceau quarters the other day. If Louis hadn't asked his father for money no one would have known about it. Leon Bertrand married Zelie Man taux in 1892 and had no reason to complain, only Zelie wasn't very tell all of the father didn't give him war, he met volunteer nurse of good family and little dot of $2,500 Zelie agreed to let the new wife come into the household and 8 bed was put up for the cousin" as she was known to outsiders. All went smoothly until the son threatened to land of freedom and you will see more money. The cat was soon out of the bag and Leon learned that he was bigamist.
 The "crack" of the kiss is predict ed by French newspaper writers who have been reading of the "mor- tai kiss" which resulted in the death of the. American valet de chambre and his sweetheart.
 There is little doubt" writes Andre Lichtenberger in L'Humanite, that for people as realistic as the