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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-25

SDtiutiI says IO1uilu hho
have borrowed all they can from
France and are now eager to get from
under her control. Belgium is not in
a position to break away from France,
whatever may be her desires.
GERMANY naturally sees In the
" British statement a way out OF
some of her troubles, but as yet those
troubles are merely growing greater.
Last week the entire nation was
aroused by the boosting of the price of
coal to about So a ton, the highest in
Germany's history. The radicals
yelled that SHINES and Tbyssen, the
great coal barons, were again deriving
huge profits from Germany's misery,
and the industrialists said that dou-
bling the coal price meant doubling the
prices of all manufactured products
and closing the works when the peo-
pie were unable to buy. Doctor
Stresemann, hitherto the closest friend
of SHINES, denounced the efforts of a
few industrial magnates to get hold of
all the country's resources and indus
tries and to profiteer while Germany
went down to ruin. 1--WE are dancing
on a volcano and we stand on the
threshold of a new revolution if we do
not settle the differences between the
workingmen and industrialists now"
said Herr Stresemann.
The Berlin government announced
that the prices of bread would be
quadrupled because of the further de-
cline of the mark, whereupon a great
throng of unemployed, mainly metal
workers, marched to the open market
in Potsdam and demanded that the
dealers sell at cost. This being re-
fused, the mob wrecked the market.
Ore grocer raised the American flag
and declared his shop vas American
territory because he was selling canned
goods from Chicago.
r Asst Wednesday, for Nev{rst time
Il since the beginning of the World
var in 1914, July wheat sold on the
Chicago board of trade for less than a
dollar a bushel and, coincidentally, the
Minneapolis millers reduced the price
of flour to So a barrel, the lowest since
1915. According to the Chicago
brokers, the price depression, which
has been steadily progressive of late,
is due primarily to overproduction
everywhere and to a general readjust-
ment of grain values toward prewar
conditions. In addition, recent fears
of heavy damage to wheat in the
Northwest from black rust have been
dissipated, with corresponding effect
on prices. Another u for the
slump given by the brokers is lack of
speculation in the market, due to the
Capper-Tincher act, which requires a
report Of holdings to the government.
Gilbert Dusler, market statistician
for the American farm bureau, de-
clared that if September and Deem
Der wheats 90 as low as 95 cents a
bushel it will mean a loss of $S0,0O0,-
coo to the American farmer.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-25

sells will continue to be dry, as no devil
alton from that policy is contemplated;
but informally 1t was given out that
passengers could carry their own IL
quor aboard, for the board will not I'M
dertake to exercise police powers.
a LMOST without opposition, the
treaty and the fOur-power Pacific
treaty were ratified by the French SEN
ate, after having been approved by the
chamber of deputies. Senator Renald,
in the debate, said the naval treaty
would not be b~urdensome to France be-
cause she was unable to afford more
capital ships than the agreement al
lowed and the other classes of war
craft were not affected. He said that
at Washington proper account of
Frances geographical situation was
not taken, but that "the commission on
foreign affairs accepts the tonnage at
tributed to us because France wishes
to devote her greatest efforts to the
construction, not of an offensive high
seas fleet, but of light units and sub
Marines"
France also proposes to have as
great an air-fighting force as any
other nation, believing her greatest
danger in the future. from Germany,
for instance, will lie il aerial attack.
Great Britain, too, is planning to build
up an air force equal to any other, and
the government informed the commons
that, while it would be glad to partici-
pate in a conference looking to limita-
ton in that direction, there was no
prospect of any such conference while
the affairs of Europe remain so unset
tied.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-25

GOVERNMENT supervision of the
~ anthracite industry to a degree
thai will Insurer corporate and individ-
ual responsibility TO the public is rec
commended in d report of the federal
-coal eomnissiotm Government owner
ship of the mines is opposed. but the
principle is emu nciated that coal is as
much a public necessity as gas, street
railway service or anything else that
has been brought under public regula-
ton. Complete publicity as to mining
costs, profits, salaries, wages and cor
porate relations is called for.
The commission further recommends
that, in the event of a suspension of
mining operations, the President shall
be authorized to take over the produc-
ton of the mines and distribution of
coal and to determine price, wages and
compensation to land and mine own
ers.
This aroused the ire of Samuel Com
pers, who often can see only M side
of such questions. He said 1.-The COM
mission, by its recommendation, would
invoke the penalty of compulsory la
Dor upon the miners. But for the
monopOlistic owners of the coal mines,
the commission would provide a slap
on the wrist-a severe dose of pub
licity. That would be only the ghost,
the merest shadow, of a penalty"
"Any attempt to outlaw the right to
stop work as a means of improving the
condition of the working people of the
United States is doomed to fail. Such
attempts have failed in the past and
will be equally unsuccessful in the fu-
ture. Labor will never give up the
right to strike as a last resort in the
fight against wrong and oppression"
At the request of the coal commits
sion. the interstate commerce commits
sion has ordered an investigation of the
r~easonableness of anthracite freight
rates.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-07-25

adherence to her policies. One CORE
spondent says Poland and Ruman1a
have borrowed all they can from
France and are now eager to get from
under her control. Belgium is not in
a position to break away from France,
whatever may be her desires.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
BYkY NASTEPCA TRONU
y NIEMIECKIECO PRE-.
POWIADA WOJNE
DOMOWA.

Doom. - By}y nastepca tro
nu niemieckiego ksiaze Fryde
ryk Wilhelm m6wi, il W Mem
czech rych}o wybuchnie pow
stanie komunistyczne, po kt6-
rem przyjdzie rewolucja faszy
stowska, kt6ra pograzy kraj
w wojne domowa. Me }udzi
sic nadzieja, aby ostateczny
rezultat przewidywanej wojny
domowej wypadi ma korzysc
Hohenzollern6w. Zapytany czy
powr6ci}by ma tron niemiecki,
jesli by}aby TAXA VIOLA narodu,
ksiaze odpowiedzial, re ME
ma dzisiaj zadnego znaku, poz
walajacego chociazby przypu-
szczac cos podobnego.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
NOWX CABINET ME-
MIECKI.

Berlin. - Og}oszono tutaj
oficjalnie sk4ad nowego gabi-
netu niemieckiego. Jest on ma
stepujacy:
Kanclerstwo - DR.. Gustav
|Stresemann, ludowiec-przenny
s1owiec.
Vice kanclerstwo odbudo.
wa - Schmidt, socjalista.
Sprawy zagraniczne - Won
Bergen.
Sprawy wewnetrzne - Sol
mann, socjalista.
Sprawy strefy okupowanej
- Fuchs, katolickie centrum.
Skarb - Hilferding - zyd
socjalista.
Praca - Brauns, katolickie
centrum.
Gospodarstwo - Won Rau-
mer, ludowiec-przemys1owiec.
Sprawiedliwosc -Radbruch
socjalista.
Koleje-Oeser, demokrata.
Poczty telegrafy - Gies-
berts, katolickie centrum.
Obrona krajowa - DR.. Ges-
sler, demokrata.
Minister bez text - Braun.
Fakt, re kanclerz Strese-
man powo}a} do zycia nowe
ministerstwo ola strefy okupo-
wanej uwazaja tutaj "a ozna-
ke, re zamySla kontynuowac
polityke biernego oporu.
Skrzydlo konserwatywne
parlamentu czyni1o rozpaczli-
we wysi}ki, aby odwiesc Stre-
semanna cd zamianowania zy-
da-socjalisty ministrem skarbu
zalecajac, ably tel kompromitu
jacej jednostce oddano jaka-
badz lima teke ministerjalna,
'byleby tylko ME skarb. Kane
lerz jednak upar} sic przy tel
skandalicznej nominacji.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
HANDEL w NIEDZIELE -
UCIECZKA zYDoW PRED
WOJSKIEM.

Lubiez Lipnoski. - So4tys
Michaf Konczewski z polece-
MIA zarzadu gminy Dobrzeje-
vice, miai sprawdzic, czy RE-
czywiscie zydzi zajmuja sic
handlem W swieta i Niedziele.
Okaza}o sic, jak stwierdza M.
Konczewski i swiadek J6zef
Gawronski, re w domu 1Ogo
Czerwca by4y otwarte, zy-
dzi wiecej handlowali niz w
dni poprzednie. w Niedziele
przy powt6rnem sprawdzaniu
to samo sic okaza4o, a policja
miejscowa ME chce tego wi
dziec. Ludnosc miejscowa jest
oburzona ma zyd6w w Lubiczu
z powodu ME szanowania
SWAT katolickich i gwafcenia
ustaw sejmowych. zydzi w Lu-
biczu (nie tylko w Lubiczu!
Przyp. Red.) So tax rozzuch-
waleni, re kpia sobie z wszyst
kich ustaw w Polsce. TIE RE-
czy juz cd dfuzszego czasu
dzieja sic ia kwestja niejed-
nokrotnie by}a poruszana, lecz
bezskutecznie. Gas by1by, ably
w}adze wyzsze wgladne4y W te
sprawe i pofozyfy koniec temu
bezprawiu. Widzimy takze, ja-
kimi obywatelami Polski So zy
dzi: jezeli czas przychodzi sta
vic sic do wojska, to uciekaja
niewiadomo dokad, jak Daniel
Kohn, Pinkus, Wornabicek, L
eek Typerk z Lubicza i inni.
49,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
ANGLIA UCZYNIkA A.
FRONT NARODOWI FRAN
CUSKIEMU.

Paryz. - Komentujac spra-
we miedzysojuszniczych d}u-
gov wojennych, poruszona W
ostatniej nocie angielskiej, pc
wien w'ysoki urzednik francus-
Xxi powiedzia} W wywiadzie z
przedstawiicelami prasy, IL mo
wiac o zamiarach Francji ska
sowania d}ug6w miedzysojusz
niczych, Anglia uczyni}a a.
front narodowi francuskiemu.
Rad paryski zawsze by1 zda-
mia, re jak tylko otrzymanie
odszkodowah wojennych poz-
wolf Francji ma ustalenie nor
malnego zycia ekonomicznego,
kwestja d}ug6w miedzysojusz-
niczych zostanie za}atwiona w
mozliwie najrychlejszym CA
sic. Tylko co do d4ugu angiel-
skiego robi} pewne zastrzeze-
MIA m6wiac, il w imie sprawie
dliwosci wymaga on zmniejsze
MIA. Sunny ma pokrycie dfug6w
powinny W wiekszej mierze po
chodzic cd Niemc6w, lecz W
kazdym razie ME powinno to
nastapic kosztem odbudowania
znisZcZonych w czasie woiny
teren6W francuskich.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
OHYDNA ZBRODNIA wy
RODNEJ MATKI.

Warszawa. - w domu mr..
16 przy ulicy Browarnej mie-
Ska 30-letnia Zofia Zych, wy
robnica, kt6ra rozesz4a sic z
mezem po dziewieciu latach
ma4zenskiego pozycia. W cia-
gu tych dziewieciu lat Zych
powi}a dziewiecioro dzieci, z
kt6rych siedmioro zmar}o.
Cd pewnego czasu Zych zy-
Ia W separacji, pomimo to prey
trzymujac sic widocznie trady
cyjnego zwyczaju, powi}a ME-
movie p}ci zenskiej, kt6re W
pol godziny po urodzeniu pre-
sta4o zyc.
Przy urodzeniu by}y kumo-
ski i akuszerka, lecz zadna
ME widzia}a W jaki spos6b u
mario nowonarodzone dziecko.
O fakcie tym dowiedziafa
sic policja w}adze sledcze,
kt6re przy pomocy lekarza do
kona}y ogledzin trupka przy
sz}y do przekonania, re nowo-
rodek umar} ME naturalna,
lecz gwa}towna Smiercia.
Wobec tego zakwestjonowa-
ne zw}oki zosta}y przewiezio-
ne do prosektorjum celem do
konania sekcyi.
Sledztwo prowadzi T-y ko-
misarjat. Zych jako kobieta
bez srodk6w, ostatniemi czasy
zajmowa}a sic sprzedaza ga
zet, a cd dw6ch miesiecy i to
zajecie przerwa}a.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
TELEGRAM
Lskarbu, jezeliby zdoia4 wywia
zac sic pomyslnie ze swojej mi
syi W Ameryce.

miejscowosci Setz .rozruchy sic
SIERRA ma slasku. Strajkierzy
kt6rzy z rozkazu komunist6w
porzucili prace, pozbawili mie
szkanc6w Berlina 5wody. Pra-
vie we wszystkich wiekszych
centrach przemys}owych pa
nuje chaos wywo}any niesfy-
chanem spadkiem mark bra
klein zywnosci. +
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
MINISTER KUCHARSKI JE-
DIE DO AMERYKI.

Warszawa. - (Telegram A
ssociated Press). - P. Kuchar
ski polski minister handlu
przemys}u wyjecha} .stad do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, aby
wystarac sic O pozyczke ame-
rykanska dla Rzeczypospolitej
Polskiej.
Wysokosc tel pozyczki ma
wynosic pietnascie milion6w do
lar6w.
Jak opowiadaja tutaj, Ku-
charski ma zostac ministrem
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
kRoL ANGIELSKI ZAALAR.
MOWANY SYTUACJA
w RUI1R.

Londyn. - Premier angiel-
ski, Stanley Baldwin, W maj
Wiekszym pospiechu przyby}
do Londynu j natychmiast IT,
da} sic do paiacu Buckingham
gdzie pozostawai ma konferen-
eli kr6lem Jerzym blizko
przez dwie godziny.
Urzedowne wyjaSnienie po-
wod6w tax naglej konferencji
premjera 2 kr6lem, zaznacza,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
KRWAWE STARCIE FASZY.
STOW z KOMUNISTAMI.

Bolonja. - w czasie krwa-
wei potyczki komunist6w z ia
szystami w Molinelja, kt6ra ma
stapi}a po wybuchnieciu bomb
rzuconych W plac6wki faszys-
towskie i dom zamieszka}y
przez przyw6dce faszystows-
kiego, dwadziescia os6b costa
10 rannych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
EBERT l CUNO MA SZU-
BIENICY.

Berlin w niekt6rych miej
scowosciach Niemiec komunis-
ci niemieccy powzposili ma pu-
blicznych placachE szubienice,
ma kt6rych ostentasyjnie doko-
nano powieszenia ma strycz-
kach portret6w prezydenta re-
publiki niemieckiej, Eberta
jego by}ego kanclerza Wilhel-
ma Cuna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
100 OS0B ZABITYCH POD.
GAS ROZRUCHoW KO-
MUNISTYCZNYCH.

Londyn. - Depesza z Berli-
ma do Cenral News 5donosi, il
komunisci przypIscili szturm
ma ratusz W miescie Alsdorf,
.odieglege Q osiens mil od AK.
La-Chapelle. Rzucali reczne
granaty, skutkiem czego oko-
10 stu os6b zostafo zabitych
i rannych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
STRAJKI l ROZRUCHY w
NIEMcZEcH DALEJ SIE
SIERRA.

Berlin. Ostatnie depesze
jake nadesz}y wskazuja, ze w
Niemczech a szczeg6lniej sr6d
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23
SCHWYTANIE MORDERCY.

Tczew. - Przytrzyma}a po-
licja tutejsza bandyte Dominia
ka Wincentego, bez sta}ego "a
mieszkania. Cd dawna przez
policje gazette Sledcza poszu-
kiwany, "a liczne napady j
morderstwa. Dominiak stana}
pred sadem w Tczewie.
POBYT GEN. HALLERA.
Puck. - w ub. tygodniu ba
viii W Pucku kr6tki czas gen.
Haller, powracajac z Wielkiej
Wsi, gdzie obecnie buduje sic
wielkie letnisko nadmorskie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23

liz kr6l udaje sic do Szkocji,
i pred wyjazdem woi m
chcia} bye nalezycie poinformo
wany o sytuacji politycznej.
Jednakze wszyscy rozumie-
ia, il nag}a ia konferencja ma
zupe}nie inny podk}ad.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23

kowych rozruchy sic SIERRA co
raz bardziej, ze ludzie pozba-
wieni zywnosci pieniedzy bu
RIA sic coraz bardziej. w sa-
mym Hannowerze podczas u
licznych zamieszek miaio po-
stradae zycie 20 os6b q Is W
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1923-08-23

Paryz. - Temps" donosi
z Moskwy o postawieniu ma
stopie wojennej wszystkich ro-
syjskich sill zbrojfych celem
st}umienia powstania w Turkie
stanie.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
Famous Screen Star Appears
In Person At The ALcQzar

Strong, dramatic stories have espe-
cially characterized every pict\re in
which Leah Baird has appeared under
the Associated Exhibitors banner
and rs Divorce a Failure?" shown at
the Alcazar theatre for the first time
Saturday advances her standard.
Think of the dramatic possibilities
when divorced husband and wife
and her lover find themselves on the
same steamer bound for the tropics
The wife is still smarting from the
notoriety of her Reno divorce. The
husband, too late, has discovered that
he loves his wife too we'll to lose her
to another. The lover is pleading
that she stop postponing their mar
rage and come to a decision.
Then shipwreck changes the ma
tural course of their drama, casting
all three on volcanic island, with
the added company of the .nip's stew
ard. Primitive life of the jungle rubs
off the gloss of civilization. They
are Just three men, each stirred ac-
cording to his temperament with love
for the woman.
The story works up to the climax
where the break comes. 1t is man
against man-bare- listed, hot blood
ed. fighting for a woman, 1t Is a
storm of human emotions as violent
and cataclysmic a the tempest that
is shaking their frail hut-as dan
gerous and consuming as the erup-
ton of the volcano that stands like
sentinel guarding the island.
Not alone is rs Divorce a Fall
ure?" dramatic, but it is spectacula r
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in setting and actions. The shipwrecl<
the crash the panic, lifeboat
breaking away from it's davits, the
boilers bursting, and then the sink
ing-is realistically and thrillingly
staged. Richard fuckers fight to
the death with a shark that attacks
him while swimming is spine-ting-
ing. Then the typhoon, through
which rescue ship batters it's way
at night, its guide being the fire
Of a volcano that erupts streams of
deadly lava over the sides of it's
crater and belches forth smoke.
flame and vapors.
In addition to being featured in the
picture. rs Divorce Failure?r Miss
Baird will also appear four times
daily, at 2:o4. 4;30. 74S and 9:20 p. m.
daily, May ., and every day through
May IL. Miss Baird brings her own
cameraman, manager and producer
with her, and only by hard work on
the part of Manager Register was she
allowed to stop over in Birmingham
Tor an entire week. In addition to
being famous star, Mss Baird is a
noted author and writes all of her
own stories, as well as produces them
in the Thomas II. Ince studios in
Culver City, Cal. On Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday matinee Miss
Baird will select six young ladies
from the audience whom she thinks
are the most beautiful. and from
these SIX, the audience on the follow
ing Friday night will select tine three
most beautiful. each of which will re-
celVe valuable and useful present
awarded by local stores
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

suit, Jackie's newest picture is said
to be worthy of it's distinguished pre-
decessors, "Olver Twist" 'Peck's
Bad Boy" MY Boy" and Trouble"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

degrees Fahrenheit. Cut the roll In
slices for serving and cover with hot
tomato sauce highly seasoned.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
Viola Dana Stars at Locus
In t'Crinoline and Romance"

,as an-added attraction to what is de-
clared to be an exceptional vaudeville
offering at Loew's Bijou during the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

first half of this week, beginning
Monday afternoon.
Miss Dana's versatility takes an
entirely new turn in "Crinoline and
Romance. In the photoplay she is
seen as a naive southern miss, com
pletely sequestered from the rest of
the world on her grandfather's es-
everything that her role calls for
demure, vivacious, spirited, and fas
cinating. Her acting in this picture
is said to provide a real surprise for
theatregoers.
Supporting Miss Dana are players
of real skill. Two of her suitors in
the story are portrayed by Allan For
rest and John Bowers. Claude Gill
lingwater plays her sturdy southern
grandfather, and others of impor
lance are Lillian Lawrence and Ger
trude Short.
AS the headline attraction of the
the international dancers, Saseha Pia-
TOW and Lois Ntalie, In. an elaborate
~ staged production. In partnership
they recently toured Europe, where
they were the sensation of the music
halls,
Other acts include Percy Chapman
and Elsie Ring in their musical com
edy originality. "The Hired Man.
also Manion and Wells in Uncle
Jerry at the Op'ry," with comedy and
songs, with more musical features
added by Morey and Corbin. known as
the 80 different singers of songs,
by way of rounding out well bal
anced bill. Wilson and Lelo, gym
nasts, will offer some OF their latest
feats
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

Tripe roll is a delicious luncheon
dish. Boil two pounds of tripe in one
piece as directed. In the meantime,
boil mash and season four large po-
tatoes. Add to them one tablespoon
full of chopped onion. two cupfuls If
soft bread crumbs. one-half a green
pepper chopped fine, one pimento
chopped fine, one teaspoonful of salt.
ighth teaspoonful of pepper. and
little paprika. Lay the tripe on a
board and spread it with the mix
ture. Roll tightly and tie with a
string. Roll in flour, then in vege-
table oil, and again in flour Lay six
strips of bacon over the top and place
in a roasting pan on trivet. Bake
for one hour at a temperature of $50
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06
GRACE VALENTINE
HEADS LYRIC BILL
WITH COMEDY ACT
Oscar Lorraine Violin Nuttist.
Added Attraction For
First Half

Headed by one of the biggest of
Keith circuit headliners, bill that
presents a wonderful variety of en-
tertainment will be presented to
patrons of the Lyric theatre the first
half of this week. In addition to
the leading act there are five other
numbers of unusual value and spe
cial dramatic production on the
screen.
Grace Valentine. star of stage and
screech, heads the bill, presenting
.'Fourflush." assisted by Carlo de
Angelo and Fred Arthur.
Miss Valentine has fine sense Of
comedy and a splendid psrsonaii,
For her vaudeville debut she has Sc
lected playlet called "Fourflush.
"Fourflush" is said to be an excep-
tionaily bright playlet. 1t is
and Miss Valentine breathes inxO l,
real life and attractlveness, 1t is
claimed. She makes it comedy that
is an unalloyed joy, it is stated.
The added attraction is also under
the head of extra special introduce
ing Oscar Lorraine. the violin nut
fist There are many good nut come
dans and the same goes for violin
lists on the vaudeville stage, but Lor-
raine is the only one who combines
the two, and he does it wonderfully
well. critics say.
The special feature is an out of the
ordinary attraction, presented by
Maurice Golden under the entitle-
ment of Movie Masque." With two
clever assistants, Mr.. Golden is said
to present the celebrities of the
screen in novel manner.
To round out the bill there are two
other numbers. Josef Diskay. Hun
garian tenor, and the Tan Arakis,
foot balancing ladder experts. COM
plete the vaudeville part of the pro-
gram.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-06

TIE latest Metro pliotoplay to star
the charming Viola Dana is "Crinoline
and Romance" and it will be shown