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The New York herald., 1922-05-27
TO ERECT BUILDING
ON THIRTY-THI ST.
E. Margolies Assemblies Site
in Vicinity of Store of B.
Altman & Co.

Edward Margolies, who has converted
many Astor and other dwelling prop
critics In the vicinity of b. Altman q
Co.'S store, has augmented his holdings
in that section by the acquisition OF
Is and 20 East Thirty-third street, on
which he plans to erect an eight or ten
story business structure. No. Is he re-
Gently bought from the Peter Cooper
Hewitt estate. The adjoining parcel at
No. 20 he has leased, with an option or
purchase within ten years at $120,00O,
from Erastus ID. Roberts. who owned 1t
for half century.
The lease is for a period of forty two
years and carries the privilege OF two
twenty-one year renewals. The rental
is about $4,000 per year. The combined
site measures 50x9S.9, located between
Fifth and Madison avenues
Norman S. Riesenfeld and Joseph f.
A. A.,ODonnell. operators, have purchased
from the Ridgeview Realty Company
$50 Eighth avenue, a four story business
building. 19.6xS0, between Fifty-second
and Fifty third streets, adjoining the
Y. I'M. C. A. plot in the rear, which is
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc, sold the three story store
and two apartments at S25 Fulton street
near Carlton avenue. for the Aitker
estate.
Ross & Agar have resold the eight
family apartment at 5a Brooklyn ave-
nue. to John vendita and the store prop
erty at S2S Coney Island avenue foi
Sarah Mindle; also eight lots on the
southeast corner of Nostrand avenue
and Carroll street for NJ. Sovatkin to
the Pierrepont Construction Company
who plan to erect stores and apart
.ments.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold five lots
on the southeast corner OF Bay Ridge
and Stewart. avenues for> the Fleet
estate. -
Martin Company leased to the Brook
lyn Edison Company a loft in the
Sperry Building. "a Flatbush avenue ex-
tension.
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4. ~. PHELPS STOKES BUYS
HOME OF w. M. LYBRAND
Other Dwelling Deals Closed
in Manhattan.

William NJ. Lybrand has sold his resi-
dence at 10 East Seventy-fifth street.
64 feet from the northwest corner OF
Madison avenue. to 1. N. Phelps Stokes
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Inc, were the
brokers' The house covers a unique
plot. 81 feet wide and 27.2 feet deep.
The property was held at $4,000.
Abraham zauderer, Inc, purchased
through Arthur L. Shaw from the SIM
mons Realty and Construction Company
SO, 81 and SO Audubon avenue, three
dwellings,, 50x100, between 169th and
170th streets, valued at $4,000. The
buyer will remodel them for business.
Wacht & Kraft, attorneys. acted for the
buyers.
Maurice Wertheim sold for Teresa J.
Conan, Morgan e. Conan and Ada Co.
man Courtenay the four story dwelling
624 Lexington avenue. 21x70. The pur-
chaser expects to remodel for business.
This Is the first transfer OF the prop
erty In forty-two years.
Frederick II. Allen Of Frederick Zittel
& Sons sold for Mrs. z. b. Chisholm
336 West Seventy-seventh street, a five
story dwelling, 23xS4.
John J. Filter sold for the estate OF
Alfred X. Hills the four story dwelling
17xl02.2, at 129 West Eighty-firsi
street
Brown, Wheelock Company. Inc, sold
the three story dwelling at vandan
street. 17.4x100 for William S. Coffin
This is the second parcel sold on this
street by the Brown. Wheelock Com
pany. Inc, for Mr.. Coffin in the las
week
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

LENOX STORAGE, transfer. moving, pack
ing, storage, local, long distance moving
careful work; under expert supervision. 1857
Sd aY. Lenox O3SO
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s HARLEM FLATS
IN S75O,OOO DEAL
Louis Kramer Buys Six Story
Walkup on West 124th St.;
Other Apartment Deals.

Sharp e. Co. sold for the Speedway
Realty Company jackson & Stern) to
Louis Kramer the eight six story walk
up apartment houses at AS to 453 West
124th street. between Amsterdam and
Morningside avenues, valued at $750.000.
Six OF the houses are on plots 42.2x1O0
and two 50x100. each structure being
arranged for twenty-four families and
laid out in suites of three. four, five
and six rooms. They return an annual
rental of approximately $4,000 This
Is the first sale of the property since
the sellers erected the houses twelve
years ago. Sharp & Co. have been ap-
pointed agents of the houses.
The Minaret Building Company, rep
resenting McMorrow Bros, sold through
Harry Senior the seven STORY apartment
house at SIG and SIS West 151st street.
60x100. 1t was held at $4,000.
The newly organized Ledwin Realty
Company purchased from the Rotnow
Realty Company 445 West 12+th street.
a six story flat, 41.sx100.1l. renting for
$4,000 and held at $s5.0O0 S. and j.
Leder and NJ. L. Wiesenthal are di-
rectors In the new company. which Is
represented by NJ. Neckritz, attorney
John G. Muth. of the Fred ]. Rull-
man office, sold for William Schweitzer
to John Danauer 124 East 12Sth street.
a four story single flat, 19x100.
Pepe Bro. have sold for the owners
ia Macdougal street. to Giacomo
Cresto and Pietro Aimone, a six story
tenement with stores and basement
25x10O.
James H. Cruikshank has purchased
from Victor Z. Whitlock 327 East Thirty
second street. a four story tenement,
25x1O0, between First and Second ave-
nues. This has been in the Whitlock
family since 1910. Harry Sugarman was
the broker.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler have sold for the
estate Of Lena THESE the four story
single flat 240 East Eighty-fifth street
Furniture Co. Buys Village Plot.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc. sold
for William S. Coffin the vacant lot at
205 West Houston street to A. Gadarelli,
furniture manufacturer who will con-
strys. 60 three story store and showroom
building for the retail sale Of furniture
and antiques. which 1t Is their custom
to purchase from the old property
owners of the neighborhood.
Deals Revealed I'm Transfers.
Joseph Shenk sold to Bertha Haiduck
the six story flat, 50x100.11, at 21S and
22o West 18th street.
The POS East Fifty-second Street
Corporation, which owns the 20 foot
house at that address, purchased from
Louis Brodner the adjoining three story
house, 20xl00.5 at 2l0.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

Th buyer OF the Lincoln School or the
Teachers College at 646-64s, Park avenue.
recently sold, is Charles p. Perrin. owner
~ the apartment house adjoining az
sto Madison avenue. northwest corner
Of Sixty-sixth street The buyer VIII
convert the school into an apartment
house.
George Kean. real estate operator, has
opened downtown offices in the Straus
Building, 565 Fifth avenue.
Albert y. Ashforth. Inc, were the
brokers in the recent sale of Mrs. Geof-
frey Bonnells estate at Syosset, l.. L.
10 Frederick X. Seggerman. This prop
erty was held at $4,000. This Is the
fifth estate In the Syosset section sold
by the same brokers within the last
few months.
Louis H. Low and Charles w. Wynne
are the buyers of the northwest corner
OF Ninth avenue and Twenty-second
street. the recent sale OF Which was
negotiated by the James Boyd Com
pany. They will make alterations.
other buyers of properties sold re-
Gently are as follows: Louisa y. Sat
terIee OF AZ Park avenue; Cecilia O.
Lewis OF 5o2 and 5o4twcst 15ist streets
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BROKERS BUY A HOME.

George w. Mercer &c Son. who re-
Gently sold for the estate of Edwin p
Smith the southeast corner of Eighth
avenue and Twenty-third street. have
bought one of the pieces on that plot
the five story office and apartment al
2o6 West Twenty-third street, where
their offices have been since erection
of the building. more than seventy-five
years ago.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
LEssEEs FOR HOTEL WALTON,

New management and control of the
Hotel Walton at the southwest corner
of Columbus avenue and West Seventieth
street. is indicated by a lease just re-
corded.
This property. twelve story build
ing. ,100.5x100. has been taken by tho
George Benson Hotel Corporation for a
term. beginning May %, 1922. and end
ing March 80, 1913. The rental will be
$4,000 a year. plus taxes for the first
seven years. and $4,000 year. plus
taxes. for the balance of the term.
The Walton Is owned by the Havana
Holding Company acting for Manuel
Quenedo. who purchased It March. 1919
from the Kirk estate for S650,00O.
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

pease q Gilman leased apartments
as follows: In 1915 Park avenue. to Fl.
y. Lake; in 5s5 Park avenue. to Mrs.
VI. L. Lewis; In III West Fifty-seventh
street to Edwin @. selbels; in 10 West
Forty-eighth street, to r. w. Sampson; :;
ir East Elghty-eighth street to Mss
M. IT. CoddIngton, and in 1859 West Sew
cnty-second street. to James Hsnley.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
q duplex studio apartment In 40 West
Fifty-sevcnth street TO Mrs. l.. III. Gay
rnd single apartments In the same build
ign Ia William H.. Busdws' rrd Thomas
i ErYpaon ~.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
Queens-SaIe or Let.

BROADWAY -ON-THE-HILL, Flushing. NJ ".
Six rooms, enclosed porch, with fire place
and radiator; substantial construction; .
minutes to station; 81 800 down, $12j per
month: tax exemption. RYON. Flushing 46slt,
QUEENs--Beautiful modern q room house,
tiled bath and kitchen: shrubbery, screens,
awnings, full equipment garage. only 2
years old 60xf00: desirable section $11.750:
reasonable terms p. SCHWARTZ, 16J
L..
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

being improved with a large skating
rink. 1t was held at $4,000 and was
sold through Herman, Arms Co.
Frank Sullivan sold for the Elemco
Realty Company to a client of George
w. MERGERS Sons 262 TO 266 West Sew
enteenth streef, two three story and one
four story and basement buildings
5SxS3
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

~ you are seeking new capital, part
ner or toant 10 start business. a Bust
ness Opportunity Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish just
vhat yon are after. Trv ono. Teiephons
Worth 10000,
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
THEATER FOR DYCKMAN ST.

Frank volz sold for the Eleto Realty
Corporation. A. G. Hall, president. a
plot on the west side OF Dyckman
street. 800 feet north of Nsgle avenue
through to Thayer street. 100x150 feet.
10 Il. J. Fenelon. operator. who plans to
erect a motion picture house.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

For Help that Is fitIi Of pep" and am
bition put your Want Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD. It's oUALITY-oUAN-
TITY circulation brings high tvpe Of
replies. Telephone worth 10000.
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prookIyn--sale or Let.

FLATBUSH-East 3ist st., 1851. between
Avs. J and Knew tax exempt six rooms
and tiled bath, sun parlor breakfast nook
garage: driveway; all improvements. near
subway; S0.95o Inquire on premises or
nhouo Wildwood 5S67-W
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
I,ichmond--saie or Let.
Modern Hollow Tile Stucco Home.

beautiful. well built home In fast grow
ing section. Six large rooms. Fireplace IN
heat gas, electricity. lawn, trees and shrub
berry. Concrete driveway and garage. Lot
70x100. Near school and trolley West New
Brighton. Phone Port Richmond s6i-R. 19J
litter Ave.
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Richmond--sale or Let.

FOR sALEs--Two family brick residence. 4
large rooms and bath on each floor
screened glass porchcs; large plot; near
train. trolley one floor brings $40 monthly
l.. T<ESsLER. 155 John ST.. Elm Park
staten Island.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
News Of the Real Estate World

Angelina c. LAURA of 2i5 West Fourth
street; A. Lockwood Gallagher of ss6
West End avenue; Ferdinand r. Min
rath of 312 West Eighty-second street
and the Gilboa Realty Company of 1867
Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
IA vesey Street,

IA vesey Street,
BY Joseph p Day.
University av., n. W. cor. 168th st, 21.lox
16s OK irreg., vacant: Mary A. Ferguson
arainst Marie j. Mcmillan ct al; Friend 4
Friend, attorneys: amount due, $29lo.oo;
taxes. &c, $139.75; withdrawn.
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HARRIsoN-s18.oo 600,
New York state-sale or Let.

BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHAMPLAIN
shore lots 10 bo sold In settlement OF an
estate; practically only desirable lots now
available. Inquire J. B. CLEMENTS, Agent
for. Executors westport. N. Y.
LAKE GEORGE and Adirondack real estate;
bungalows, houses and large estates for sale
and rent. III. w. SISSON, Lake George. N. Y.
z rooms. electricity. water. garden and barn
in Adirondacks. good condition; possession
Oct. I. Write CARTER. 323 L. 26th st.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
Long Island-saIe or Let.
MANHAsSET BAY HOMES

rooms and bath. Colonial type. garage.
large shade trees. vegetable gardens near
school and station; owner leaving for the
West will sacrifice for $4,000; cash required
$4,000; can be seen to-day. THOS. O'CON-
NELL, Manhasset. L. /. Phone 226.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
New Jersey-saIe or Let.

ATTRACTIVE country homes, modern I'm
provements. Rutherford and Lyndhurst
$500 upward easiest terms. Free list
NICHOLSON CO. Lyndhurst. N. J.
ATLANTIC OCEAN beach ana bay front
fishing. hunting In abundance; lots or acre
age: state wants. LOUIS NICHOLSON
Lyndhurst. NJ j.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Qucens-saIe or Let.
S7.5OO--HOLLIS-S7,5OO

Artistic stucco bungalow, rooms, open
fireplace. every modern improvement, beau
tifui surroundings. Call, write or phone for
full description, location and terms.
III. NdIudH Ddftedu Jamaica 0ie3
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-sale or Rent.

BAY SHORE, l.. I.-Beautifuly located
shore 'front.' Great South Bay. Penataquit
Point. acre Of ground. mooring for boats:
fine lawn and trees, completely furnished
garage. DR.. O. f. ASH, 115 Broadway.
Phone Rector 540s. or 1872 Columbia Heights.
Brooklyn. Main 100.
EIMHURST, l.. I.-Modern one family stuc-
co house, double garage. 50x100: price
S1S, 900. cash Sc 900. Call or address SOREN-
SEN, "a Jennings st. Newtown 1882
GET MY SUMMER CATALOGUE.
Country seats. farms, houses some fur
nished. Northport, Long Island City, Tues
days. Fridays.
LONG BEACH West End)-New room
bungalow. near ocean; write. p. u, 500
Presbyterian Building.
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Westchester-sale or Let.


BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME
Brick house. 10 rooms. bath, electric, steam
heat; large plot; 30 minutes from city s
minutes walk to station: $13,0O0 s.. coo cash
required. Phone 6293 Schuyler. Immediate
possession.
EXCLUSIVE new two family. hollow tile,
stucco: separate entrance. porch; asbestos,
slate roof latest improvements; on plot
50x200: $1,000, cash 81 900. 5f5 Yonkers
av., opposite Empire City race track.
HARRISON-$16.OO
Over IL acres of beautiful land, with @
room old Colonial farm cottage: excellent
surroundings. EDWARD X. MASSEE,
30 East 42d st. Vanderbilt 6fo7.
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS Colonial stucco
and shingle IL room house, baths, hot
water heat, gas, electricity; good plot: ask
ing S1s,000 terms. BURGER, 251 Huguenot
st. Tel. 4551.
PELHAM-very attractive English stucco, s
rooms, baths. vapor heat: large shady
plot; heated garage. Special price SIS 600
OLCOTT e. EGGER,
Tel. Murray Hill 1926. 81 East 42d ST.
sTUCCo HOUSE IN MOUNT VERNON.
Two family; strictly residential section
garage. gas. electricity, steam heat, hard
wood floors: all improvements; to quick
buyer, St2, 900: $4,000 CASH.
VERNON REALTY co.
Hillcrest 403s.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

BUDD LAKE--The most attractive cottage,
on corner, near the lake; rooms. bath,
gas: plot 1J0xi50; large stone porch around
house garage, cement walks. plenty of fruit
stone wall along front Of property with or
namental iron gates: fully furnished with
modern furniture and In first class shape
for sale at great sacrifice. +. M.
MCURDY, Gold Mine road, Budd Lake, N. !.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

COUNTRY home in northern New Jersey.
twenty miles from New York clty modern
house. 10 rooms and oommodious bath room.
large veranda; all improvements, electric
light. telephone, open plumbing steam heat,
running water; about % acres; 500 feet
front on corner; high elevation; practi-
cally nosaultoes large, roomy barns
good outbudings: concrete block garage for
two cars $2J 900: terms 20 suit answer by
letter. a. RoNiLD. % West 36th st..
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

Henry Shapiro G Co. were the brokers
in the leasing of corner stores to the
Schultz Cigar Stores Company at Fifth
avenue. southwest corner of Thirty
second street: Third avenue. southwest
corner OF Eighty-sixth street, and Broad
way southwest corner of 125th street.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

Edward j. Hogan and Lawrence.
Blake & Jewell have procured first
mortgage Of $76,500 on 80 Washington
Square West. northwest corner of
Washington place, four story apart
ment house.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

SUMMER HOME, large grounds. rooms, to
rent July and August: situated in best res
idential section, East Orange, New Jersey,
minutes walk TO train; all improvements,
garage, space vegetable garden: reasonable
rent. Inquire. Phone Harlem o50 until
June /.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
Connectlcut--saIe or Let.

FURNISHED COUNTRY HoME--BARGAIN.
On beautiful 2 acre plot. lawn, flowers
shade, shrubbery; abundance fruit, grapes
berries; delightful shade and views: garage /.
modern room cottage. perfect condition;
hardwood floors. bath electric light, water
furnace; completely furnished In good TASTE
ready TO live in: immediate possession.
PRICE $500. TERMS. Address Box 6oa,
South Norwalk. Conn. May be seen May 27
TO 81. inclusive.
FOR rent or sale-Furnlshed cottage pleas
ant, homelike. q rooms; roofny sun porch
electric light, gas. water; fine beach; fur
nshed room bungalow. Owner, 423 East
Broadway, Silver Beach. Milford, Conn.
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Above i4th st. to 5sth St. dncIusive).

NASSoIT & LANNINC; REAL ESTATE,
B'wAY & s0TH ST. TEL. $3.50 RIVERSIDE
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

FOR SALE or lease. 2t4. ZIG. 21s. go Bath
St. property formerly occupied by the
Polytechnic Hospital; possession at once. Adj
dress JOHN A. WYETH, 242 Lexington av.,
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

Harrington Baker of this city has
purchased an apartment in 144 Twenty
first street. Jackson Heights; another
apartment in 143 Twenty-second street
has been purchased by Lorraine f. Clan
cy, an interior decorator.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

OPPORTUNITY for renting 2 elegant houses
the Shark River country and shore:
suitable for boarding house private: 30
rooms: all conveniences: running water In
every room electric light; completely fur
nshed: newly decorated rent cheap; Avon
on the Sea. Particulars. IL West Goth st..
New Yo-l< CITY.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

Miller & Rhodes, Inc. department
store owners of Richmond, Va, have
secured a loan of $1.250.000 from the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
for the erection OF an addition to their
buildings. The United States Mortgage
end Trust Company negotiated the loan.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27
Westchestcr.

SUPERIOR Colonial country house. fully fur
nished (20 miles ouD. II rooms. baths:
garage: large grounds: overlooking Hudson
River; $3.50 monthly. o. M, 90 Herald. Her
aid sq., or tel. Vanderbilt 1910.
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Connecticut.

HIGHLAND LAKE, Winsted, Conn.-Sevan
room cottage, with bath: rent season, $3.50.
or sale price, $4,000 T. N. BRONSON.
Winsted. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-27

HOUSE to let. furnished. in most beautiful
private section of Long Beach: 10 rooms.
4 baths; double car garage. tennis court; I;
exceptional residence for refined party.
Write Mr.. G. GOIKMON. 20 West 50th. Cir
Gle 1887. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
Strand

Seldom have you been able to see
four stars for n admission price;
and never did you see four such ac-
tors in one of the funniest come
dies ever filmed.
Mabel Normand, Mack Sennett,
owen Moore and Ford Sterling! Who
doesn't know and enjoy them? Mabel
Normand who endeared herself to
the world in Mickey" as Mabel in
"Oh, Mabel Behave" has another
rart peculiarly adapted to her charm
ing whimsical personality. Ford
sterling, whose name in . comedy
is equivalent to the Sterling mark
on silver, and whose mere look in
this r%oistering comedy is enough 20
provoke shouts of laughter, is seen
at his funniest. owen Moore h
versatile, is Mabel's handsome "Ro-
meo," whose path is beset with
many thorns. Mack Sennett, other
than whom there is no more side
splitting comedian, and the worlds
c,everest creator of comedies. is the
director in this mirth provoker and
plays the leading male role.
"Oh, Mabel Behave" a five reel
production, is chock full of ludicrons
situations, from each of which the
spectator hardly his breath
from one spasm of laughter until he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
. Ep0RT GARDEN
A WILL RESIGN
|. Howard Fullerton is Rec
commended for Acting Post
master at 0rdS

A report fro mWashington that
Richard ID. Garben, postmaster at
Fords, has asked to be allowed to re-
sign owing to i'll health, is preceded
by the recommendation of j.. How
ard Fullerton as acting postmaster
until an examination can be held and
n permanent appointment made.
This action recalls the situation TX
listing in Fords during August OF
1921, when rumor had 1t that "Dick"
Garben was to be relieved" of his
position. AT this time the' chanage
Of incumbents was public property.
bue emphatically denied by Mr.. Gar
ben who has been in the post office
Tor nan years.
MI. Garben at the time was thor
cughly indignant about the rumors
Insisting that they We're the result
of a political scheme to force him to
give up his position, which, by law.
was his until he might either resign
or be asked to quit as the result Of
incompetency or nrismanaging gov
eminent affairs.
Six months ago, apparently not
realizing what the future might
bring up, Mr.. GARDEN said he had
no intention Of dropping out by eth
en- method.
The postmaster vas not availble
today and the action comes as an
official statement from the capitol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-13
THEATRES


The long-awaited Rex Ingram
production of THE Four Horsemen
OF the Apocalypse" is coming to the
Majestic theatre beginning next
Monday, Jan. 16. This is the pic
ture mat cost Metro 81, 900, 900 to
make, and, from all accounts the
1000, 900 was well spent, as critics
agree that all other efforts at pro-
duction on a grand scale have been
surpassed and record runs have
been made in New York, Chicago,
Boston, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Los An
geles and other cities where the pic
ture has been previously shown.
Fifty principals and $500 extras
were engaged in the filming of the
photodrama, an entire French viii
lage and an elaborate chateau was
erected to be destroyed under the
artillery bombardment of the Ger
man invaders, and more than 125,-
900 tons of masonry, steel, lumber
and furniture were used i'm creating
back grounds that are said to re-
produce with absolute fidelity the
shifting panorama of the story.
The appeal of the story itself has
already been proved through the
success of the novel by Vicente
Blasco lbanez, upon which the pho-
todrama is founded. Its sale
throughout the world runs into the
millions, but millions more will
probably have it revealed to them
the first time through the medium
of the screen production. This pro-
is reported to have followed
faithfully the epic tale of human
passion against the background of
the Great War. as related by Ibanez.
The cast includes Rudolph Valen-
inc Alice Terry, Pomeroy Cannon,
Joseph ~Swickard, Brinsley Shaw,
Alan Hale, Bridgetta Clark, Mabel
Van Buren,, Brodwitch CSmoke)