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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
GEL MUNDO" PUBLICARA Ola
RIAMENTE UNA INTERESAN
TIE ENTREVISTA

Con la publication de una inte-
resante entrevista con la eminen-
te "prima donna" Amelita CALI;
Curci, empezaremos el lunes pro-
ximo a publican una serie de en-
trevistas con 10 mas notable en- ell
mundo del Arte, de la Politica Y
de las Ciencias, escritas por ell
gran periodista norteamericano
Joe Mitchell Chapel, quien, de
acuerdo con un contrato que aca-
ha de frmar con nosotros, nos re-
mitira peri6dicamente, un numero
de entrevistas exclusives para Ell
MUNDO.
La primera serie remitida, CO.
rrespondiente la semana que
empieza ell lunes proximo, y que
ire mos publicando diariamente,
comprende las celebridades con-
temporaneas CALI Curci, ] m s
Whitcomb Riley }, Soprie Irene
Loeb. Walt Mason, DR.. Fridthof
Nansen, Y Emile Coue.
Tanto ell renombre de que gozan
los entrevistados, como la recono-
cida fama de periodista de que
goza ell notable escritor Joe Nit
chell Chapple, aseguran el gran
exito que obtendran estas entire
vistas, llenas de amenidad y de
interes extraordinario, que pom
dram a nuestros numerosos lecto-
res en- contacto fntimo con gente
notable, de cuya "vida Y mila-
gros" estamos todos pendientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
TEATRo NATTvo
COMO Sc ANA EN- LA MONTANA'
DE MANUEL MARIA RAMIREZ

Ell balbuciente teatro native ha ad-
quirido ahora una obra realmente por-
torriquefia, de exquisite y fuerte sabor
boricua, que, con el suggestive titulo
de ''Como Sc ANA en- la Montafia'
acaba de entregar SUI autor, nuestro
querido compafero ell notable escritor
don Manuel Maria Ramirez, la COM
pailia -Saavedra para su pr6xi-
mo estreno.
La obra esta escrita en- versos, y
la mlsica es del inspirado compositor
espaiiol don Ramon Morla, quien como
el autor de 'sLa Borinquefia'' Sc ha
indentifcado tanto con nuestra manera
de sentir expresar nuestros senti-
mientos que SUI mIsica es netamente
portorriquefia.
El microbes fu6 1efda Ia nueva obra
la compaffa Bonoris- -Saavedra, y su
lectura fue un exito defnitivo que au-
gura a sus autores un triunfo mayor
cuando sea representada.
Felicitamos a los autores de "C6mo
Sc Anna en- la Montana por ell exito
que les espera y por ell acierto que han
tenido al ofrecer nuestro naciente
teatro criollo una obrita netamente por
torriquena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
Diciembre 27, 1928.
IN RE: MOCIONES.

retirado de la Asamblea v al yer mi
querido companero Don Luis Toro
Perez y yo que tai hecho era acep-
tado sin escr1pulos por los sefiores
Camunas Y otrOs caballeros de la
Junta Central, tuve la satisfaction
de autorizar a algunos de mis- ami.
gos para que votasen por ell Sr. Be-
nitez, y yo, que representaba al Co
mite de este pueblo Y que estaba con-
tento con conocer la justicia con que
Sc estaba procediendo, 81 NAL no re-
cuerdo, vote tambien en- mi contra.
Ell merito del candidate triunfante
" la intencion de la Junta Central
estaba en- ammonia con mis- deseos.
Tuve miedo de ser vencedor.
Luego, en- las pasadas elecciones,
accediendo s1plica peticion de
mi queridfsimo jefe Sr. Barcel6, es-
cribf las Juntas Locales del Dis
trito de Humacao rogandoles que, al
designar los candidates que habfan
de llevar la convention, tuvieran
en- cuenta mi nombre. Entonces, ell
juez Sr. Cuevas Zequeira presento
su candidatura Y de tai modo lucho
y lucharon sus partidarios, (no con-
migo 81 no con bondadosas personals
que patrocinaban mi candidatura)
que las tortas sc volvieron lanzas y
teniendose la creencia de que mi
triunfo estaba asegurado, tan prom
to llegaron los senores que compo-
nfan la Comisi6n de la Junta Cen
tral al lugar donde Sc realizarfa la
nomination, al decir al Sr. Guerra
algunos amigos "sera possible que
Sc derrote Cuevas?" Y al hacerse
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
Valencia Sc prepara para recibir digna-
mente al CardenaI BenIloch, quien llega-
ra pr6ximamente a aquella Ciiudad
Ell comandante del dirigibIe frances "Dixmude"
fue hallado erto.--Ayer celebro SUI cumpleafos
ell ex-Presidente Wilson

Ell periodico "Mattino", de Paler-
mo, acoge la noticia de que hoy fue
recogido del mar, en- los alrededores de
aquel puerto, ell cuerpo de un hombre,
que por los documentos que Sc encon-
traron en- ST. poder pudo ser identiica-
do, resultando ser ell aviador frances
Duplexis De Greneda, Comandante del
dirigible "Dixmude'', perdido recien-
.temente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
LAS DAMAs Y LOS NINos EsTAN
DE PLACEMES

Santurce debe sentirse orgulloso de
cuantas facilidades Sc lie dan para ell
desenvolvimiento de su vida, cada vez
mas horeciente y prospera.
Las danaS que venian hasta ahora
a San Juan con ell prop6sito de adqui-
rir c:ertos articulc5, entire los que fl
gllraa pe7fulnerfa, para enriluecer su
toca5or aumentar SIS mtlltiDles en-
cantos,-o jugueles para los niios, pue-
den evitar desdo ahora csos viajes La
s'Farmacia Solo,, acknowledgements bien
surtida, con un personal cortes y
amsDle, resuelve des6e hey Ell proble-
ma. con Ia vcntaja de espl5ndida cali
dad de los articulos, que compiten con
los mejores de Ia roblacion, por impor-
tar directamente &c los Estados Uni-
dos y Europa.
Los Reyes han dejadus rara los nj
nos, preciosidades en- la ''Farmacla
Solo,, por don6e continuamente des-
filan todas las damas bella y elegan-
tes de Santurce, deseosas de aumentar
sus atractivcs cen las mas celebres
marcas de perfumeria que alli Sc ex-
pendcn y que constituyen el elixir mas
exquisite para veneer en- las lides del
Amor.
Por otla parte, las facilidades cue
presta la "Farmacia sojo", que envia
con toaa prenura cada hogar 10 que
Sc desee, la hacen acreedora a Ia pre-
dilecci6n que le dispensan.- mas
entusissmo cada dia,-todas las damas
= cabal,eros de Santurce. Advt.
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vACAs LEcHERAs

Compro de veinte veintscinco va
cas- lecheras, han de ser ;6venes v a
prueba de production que fiuctlo entire
siete y diez litros.
Las deseo del pals cruzadas acIi-
matadas en- la costa Sur.
Tambien deseo comprar una partida
de novillas cruzadas de seis a dies
arrobas de promedio.
Dirijanse los interesados al aparta-
do 631.
Ponce. Puerto Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
Lfderes ObrerOs Green inevitable un pro-
xilno noviimiento huelgario en- Pto. Rico
Ell optimismO parece reinar entire hacendados
colonos

Continla en- pie el serio peligro de
'un fuerte movimiento huelgario duran
te la pr0xima zafra azucarera
Segun informes, entire trabajadorcs
agricolas colonos no existe, todavia,
ningun convenio formalizado, prop6-
sito de las condolences en- ell trabajo
que han de prevalecer en- los meses do
la recolecta de la cana.
Los obreros, como es sabido, han pues
to Ell asunto en- manos de la Fedora
clon Libre, y esta, hasta el presente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
VENIZELOS CoNFERENCIA
CON Ell DIRECTOR DEL
QUAI D'ORsAY

PARIS, die. % Omitted Press)-
Eleuterio Venizelos ha conference.-the
hoy extensamente con M. Pieretti de
la Rocca, Director del Quai d'orsay
Ell sr. De la Rocca inform6 al illus
tre politico griego que ell gobierno de
Francia Sc mantiene en- absolute neu-
tralidad en-lo que Sc refere al asunto
de Grecia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
Mi distinguido senor y amigos

He visto en- estos dias, en- su Illus
trade }periodico, un articulo firmado
por Juan Agreste, de Humacao, Sc
nor quien no tengo ell gusto de CO.
nocer y que solo por bondad exec
silva ha podido escribir enalteciendo
mi personalidad de modo inmerecido.
Aunque agradezco mucho todo 10
que tan buen senor ha dicho de mi,
por que creo que ha expresado sus
ideas sanamente en- ammonia con sus
sentimientos, me veo en- la dura nece-
sidad de rectifcar uno de sus erro-
res y de pedirle disculpa por la rec
tifcacion por respecto la verdad.
Por dos veces he sido candidate por
ell Distrito de Humacao para ell Sc
nado.
En- la primera vez tuve por con-
trincante a mi buen amigo Don Jose
j. Benitez, patrocinada su candida
tura por ell distinguido correligiona-
rio Don Rafael Cuevas Zequiera y
no combatida por mi. En- la election
Sc pusieron en- la urna votos de dis
tintos representatives que Sc habian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29
LA CAMARA DE CO.
MERCIO ANUNCIA PA
RA Ell MES DE FEBRE-
RO SU PROXIMA CON-
VENCION ANNUAL

Sabemos que la Camara de Conner
clio ha pasado una circular todas
las Secclones de la isla recomen-
dandoles que Sc reunan pronto para
que. cambien impresiones resnecto a
los asuntos, que Sc llevaran ante Ia
proxima Asamblea General. AL ha-
cernos eco de esta recommendation es
porque sabemos que existen impor-
tantes proyectos pendientes que
desea tomar parte en- ellos la CANA
ra, teniendo en- cuenta su interes
pubilco sc espera que las Secciones
dedicaran la merecida atenci6n a es-
te aviso de la Camara principal, "
como Sc hace con anticipation no hay
duda que las mociones podran pre-
sentarse por escrito ante dicha asam-
blea, la cual, tenemos entendido, ten
dra lugar aquf el pr6ximo febrero
La Camara de San Juan piensa citar
en- breve a sus socios para estudiar
los problemas que Sc llevaran a la
asamblea y designar los delegados.
He aqui la carta que hicimos re-
ferencia:
Diciembre 27, 1923.
IN RE: MOCIONES.
CAMARA DE CoMERcIo DE P. R.
Seccion San Juan, Ponce, Mayaguez,
Arecibo, Aguadilla, Guayama.
Muy Sres. nuestros:-
En- virtud del c1mulo de mociones
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MADRID, die. % Omitted Press)-
Informan de Valencia que hacia Ell
cuatro de enero pr6ximo negara a
aquella ciudad, despues de su recien-
te viaie por America, su Excelencia
ell cardenal Benlloch, Arzobispo de Bur-
gos.
En- Valencia Sc lie preparaba un re-
gcibimiento colossal al ilustre Principe
de la Iglesia, hijo de aquella ciudad.
Ell peri6dico Ell Debate, comentan-
do ell viaje America del Cardenal
Benlloch, dice que tendra dentro de
POGO tempo trascendentales consecuen
cias que redundaran en- benefcio de
una mas intima aproximaci6n entire
Espana y los pueblos hispanos de Anne
rica.'
Ell CUERPo DEL COMANDAN.
TIE DEL ''DIXMUDE" FUE HA
LLADO EN- LAS COSTAS DE
PALERMO
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Una carta de don Jose [.
Berries, de Yabucoa, ex-
plcando 10 ocurrido en-
las pasadas elecciones
con SUI candidatura
para ell Senado

Yabucoa, p R.,
27 de Die. de 1928
Sr. Director de
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22

week at the Plymouth and then
will begin rehearsals in her pre-
vious play. 1.-THE Laughing Lady,
has not been seen out of New
York and indefinite engagements
have been booked by Mr.. Hop
kins for the production in Phila-
delphia, Boston and Chicago, with
the first named city as the initial
stop.
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Nine. Aida Friday.

Nine. Frances Aida, prima
donna soprano of the Metropolitan
Opera, will open the Students
Concert Course Friday evening at
$3.50 under the auspices of the
Community Center.
Nine. Aida is one of the very
few stars of the opera who shine
with equally fine luster on the
concert stage. She occupies a
secure place in the esteem and
affection of the musical public.
Her appearance will be a banner
opening for this course of con-
certs arranged for educational
advantages.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Will
conferences concert bureau, in
Droop's.
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more terrific climacteric effect by
Milton Stills and Noah Berry. The
auxiliary attractions will include
Lyman H. Howe's Shooting the
Earth"
On Wednesday and Thursday,
Priscilla Dean will be star of the
Thanksgiving bill in her latest
Universal release, Drifting" An
added comedy bit will be furnished
by Earl Hurd in his deft cartoon
novelty, Their Love Growed
CoId''
Corrine Griffith and Frank
Mayo will be the pictured stars
Friday and Saturday in ''Six
Days." Goldwyn's perturbation of
the story by Elinor Glyn. The
program will be enlivened by a
new Aesop Fable, 1.-THE Happy
GO-LuckieS
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GARRICK BACK
IN LEGIT
FOLD

NATIONAL--Marily Miller and
Leon Enrol, in Sally" at the New
National next week, with Thanks
giving Day and Saturday matinees,
rides on the top wave of popularity.
East is East and West Is West for
many stage attractions. But with
Sally" most brilliant Of F1orenx
Ziegfeld's successes, it is not q.
matter Of topography. Chicago
and st. Louis have enthusiastical-
ly ratified the Eastern verdicts. 1t
is now more gorgeous and
luxuriant production than when
disclosed in New York, three years
ago. Mr.. Ziegfeld has expended
added thousands of dollars for new
costumes and decorations. The
Butterfly costumes from Pascaud
OF Paris--the third set created-are
costlier and more exquisite than
before. The advanced gowns.
wraps and hats devised by Molin-
eu, the French designers, are the
last word in feminine adornment.
The cast has been kept practically
intact since the original New York
production in 1920. Miss Miller
and Mr.. Enrol still have the smart
cooperation of Walter CatIetf
Kathlene Martyr, Frank Kingdom.
Felice, Alfred p. James. phil
Ryley, and others.
GARRICK-In creating and
writing the character of "The
Red Hawk" which George Broad
hurst will present at the Garrick
Theater next week, Mr.. Broad
hurst and Mrs. Trimble Bradley.
his collaboration, are said to have
given to the stage a new type.
The scenes Of the play are laid
In Sicily during the Sixteenth
century, and 1.-THE Red Hawk. .
around whose intriguing person
atty the play revolves in a series
of what are described as emotion.
ally dramatic incidents, is one Of
the most romantic figures the
stage has seen in quite some
time. Mckay Morris, whose par
ticularly brilliant performances
in Main Street" 1.-THE Monster"
THE School for Scandal" and
with Ethel Barrymore as Romeo
in Romeo and Juliet" Rose
Bernd," 1.-THE Laughing Lady,
etc., have brought him signal
honors, will, it is said, reach
greater success than he has
hitherto known in the cOlorfuI
role of 1.-THE Red Hawk"
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Marion DAUieS Refuses
to Employ Double

Marion Davies took a severe
beating administered by Louis
Wolheim, of Hairy Ape" fame.
during the making of her pic
ture Little Old New York"
which is at the RiaIto Theater.
Miss Davies refused to employ
a double though this could very
easily have been done during
the whipping episode by having
the doubles face turned away
from the camera. The star in
sisted it would make the picture
much better if she took the lash
ing herself. AS a result the
beautiful shoulders which have
been painted by some of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22

Day and continuing the Centrars
major feature throughout the
balance Of the week will } be
sncwn for the first time in Wash
ington, 1.-THE Daring Years?" in
which the foremost roles are
played by Mildred Harris, Mary
Carr, Tyrone Power and Clara
Bow.
CRANDALL'S-' Spoilers"
Goldwyn's new perturbation Of the
famous story of Alaska by Rex
Beach, will be the principal fea-.
ture Of the bill the first three days
of next week at Crandall's Theater.
In this subject the big crash comes
with the fight between the rivals
in the north, originally played by
William Farnum and Tom SAINT
schi, and now executed with even
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22
incoming Films Promise
Wide AbbeAJ

proving to be one of the most
popular cinema offerings Wash
ington has viewed in many
months, the demand for seats to
date has been record breaking and
inview of this condition the man.
aeement. contrary to the usual
policy Of the house, may hold the
showing over for a second week.
Should such action be taken due
notice will be given the public in
the amusement columns of this
paper.
METROPOLITAN - A double
feature bill will be presented at
CrandalPs Metropolitan beginning
next Sunday. The foremost at
traction will be 1.-THE Bad Man."
famous stage hit, with Holbrook
Blinn in the unique character
which he. created. The auxiliary
offering will be Larry Semon's
latest two-reel comedy for Vita
graph, Lightning Love-"
In addition to these features, the
program will embrace the Metro
polftan World Survey and other
abbreviated camera subjects. The
musical embellishments arranged
by Daniel Breeskin, conductor of
the symphony orchestra, will be
notable. AS a. special added at
traction Miss Viola T. Abrams,
harpiste, and Preston Shelley, solo
cellist, will be heard in a miniature
recital ION the proscenium side
stage. Their first number will be
"The Swan to be followed by
"The World Is Waiting for the
Sunrise" This interval viii! be
found to be one Of delightful
artistry and pure melody. The
overture for the week will be
Suppe's Morning, Noon and
Night" which will be followed by a
special arrangement of "Ten, Ten,
tennessee" a new selection in
Daniel Breeskin's series Of classical
jazz numbers.
Observation-Disclosures Blinn.
supported by Enid Bennett. lack
MulhaN, Harry Myers and
distinguished cast in FIRST Ma.
t1onaPs release of Edwin Carewe's
film version Of the famous stage
success, 'The Bad Man" and
Larry Semon in his latest two
reel riot for Vitagraph, will COM
prise the premier attractions at
; CrandalPs Ambassador Theater.
the first two days of next week.
The bill will be augmented by
news and other short-reeI fea,-
lures. THE Bad Man" is one of
the breeziest, most amusing and
most thrilling melodramatic COM
AnInG ho
way to the screen.
On Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week. the Ambassador will
offer Universal's perturbation Of
''The Acquittal."
For Thursday and Friday of
next week, the THANKSGIVING at
traction will be Paramount's pro.
duction OF Woman Proof" with
Thomas Meighan. Among the
supporting players are Lila Lee,
john Sainpolis, Louise Dresser.
Robert Agnew, Mary Aston, and
Mike Donlin.
The bill for Saturday Of next
week will be announced at a. later
date.
CENTRAL-"Pfoneer Trails" to
be shown at CrandalPs Central
Theater the first four days of
next week, presents Cullen Lands
and Alice Calhoun as it's co-stars
ana possesses many of the quail.
ties that made 1.-THE Covered
Wagon" one of the epics OF the
screen. The companion offering
will be the sixth release in the
new series of Fighting Blood
dramalets. The bill for the first
half of the week will be COM
pleted by a new issue Of the Kin.
ograms, added short-reels and
pipe organ recitals and accom-
paniment of the features by w.
z. Thompson.
Beginning on Thanksgiving
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bore marks of the cruel black
snake whip.
According to the story Miss
Davies as little Patricia O'Day,"
the plucky Irish girl who dis
guises herself as a boy in order
to inherit fortune, is dragged to
the whipping post by bowling
mob after she broke up prize
fight Louis Wolheim, a huge
muscular fellow weighing over
two hundred pounds, plays the
''Hoboken Terror" and yields the
heavy whip. Although Wolheim
tried to lay on. the lashes as
lightly as he could and still
register the proper effect it was
impossible to spare the dainty
little star entirely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22

RIALTO-Backed by David Be-
lasco, whose endorsement it bears,
Warner Bros. perturbation of
"Tiger Rose" with Lenore Uric
in the stellar role, has already
been announced as the production
to follow the current showing of
Little Old New York" at Moores
Rialto Theater. No positive word
has been received however as to
whether the showing of "Tiger
Rose" will start Sunday next or
not. Little Old New York" is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22
"Fandango" Quits.

Ethel Barrymore is going on
tour around Christmas time in
THE Laughing Lady," the Alfred
Sutro comedy in which Arthur
Hopkins presented her in New
York late last season.
She closes in her latest vehicle.
"a Royal Fandango." in another
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-11-22
STRONG MAN IS
BOOKED FOR
KEITH'S

MISUNDERSTANDING, the strong
man sensation Of the age, is the
headliner at Keith's for the COM
ing week. Biting through tire
chains, winding steel Orders about
his body, breaking steel bars with
his fingers and driving spikes
into hard wood with his bare
hands are some of the thrilling
stunts included in his act.
Jocl1o, the $50, 900 educated crow,
follows with an act truly out of
the ordinary.
Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams
with well-selected supporting
company, will present the recent
Music Box" comedy success,
House Hunting In New York"
Two more Keith favorites, Santos
and Hays, arrive in a new act,
For No Reason At ALL" Others
are Shura Rulowa and her Rus
sian ballet; Vivian Holt and Myrtle
Leonard, featured artists with Nc
1ntyre and Heath last season in
Red Pepper" They are follow
ed by Marie Dawson Morrell, the
talented concert violinist, and by
Strobel and Mertens, presenting
their most exciting air sensation.
GAYETY-A biz musical show
Is promised in the silk Stock
ing Revue" next weeks attrac-
fion at the Gayety. A competent
cast, headed by Frank x. Silk, is
promised, including Billy Wal
lace, Carney and Carr, Frank
Martin, Helen Kennedy, Root and
Monte, Mack and Hart, Roletta
Duo, and the Busch Sisters.
Many tuneful numbers have been
Stocking Revue" to which have
popular late song hits. Costum-
its producers having dressed the
members in a most brilliant and
coIorful array.
STRAND-A song writer, an
author, musical comedy star, a
motion picture celebrity and an
international favorite in vaude-
vile all in one, sounds pretty
good as the headline attraction on
any bill. This is just what
Strand patrons will be offered,
however, Sunday next in the per-
son Of Harry Fox making his
first appearance here in a popu-
lar priced theater. The extra
added attraction presents Lady
Tsen Mel, 1.-THE Nightingale Of
the Orient"
Others appearing will include
the Turner Brothers in Clever
Capers Of a High Caliber;:" Jules
Bernard and Florence Scarth, pre-
genting a. humorous incident, en-
titled "Laon-Sum Street, and
Jim and Irene Marlyn offering an
elaborate musical and dance re-
vue under the title Of Melodies
and Steps,
AS the photodramatic offering,
Vitagraph will present 1.-THE
Leavenworth Case" with Seena
Owen, Martha. Mansfield, Wilfred
Lytel, Bradley Barker and other
notable artists in an alI-star cast.