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FILMOGRAMS

BECAUSE OF the strenuous nature OF
the outdoor life and the types
to be portrayed 1t was necessary to
George Melford to pick some of the
biggest men in motion pictures for
the cast OF "Salomy Jane" Thirteen
members Of the cast are over six
feet tall. Maurice Flynn, six feet
four; weight, 200 pounds, Is the big
gest. others are Jack Padian, six
feet one, and George Fawcett, Will
liam Davidson, Charles ogle. G. Ray
mond Nye, Clarence Burton and
Thomas Carrigan.
Three OF the most popular forms Of
exhibition dancing will be shown in
Allan Dwan's new Paramount pro-
duction, Lawful Larceny" by three
Gilda Gray, Florence oDenishawn
and Alica Maison.
It was his Rupert of Hentzau, in
The Prisoner Of Zenda. that brought
Ramon Novarro into the lenslight.
Where the Pavement Ends" seems
to assure his definite stay.
Patsy Ruth Miller is only nieteen,
and she Is one of the few flappers
i
comedies.
Gareth Hughes Is twenty-three
years old; Harrison Ford is not mar
ried. Cullen Lands is married. Eileen
Percy is about twenty-five and mar
and not married. LILA Lee Is twenty
one and unmarried. Lois Wilson is
about twenty-four and Irene Rich
twenty-seven. Neither is married.
What would you do IL you got a
letter from the Ku Klux Klan?"
Owen Moore asked member of the
Silent Partner"
"I'd read 1t on the train" was the
swift reply.
Pola Negri has changed her coif-
fure. She has worn her hair bobbed
and usually with a band about her
head ever since coming to this coun-
| try, but in her forthcoming Para
mount picture, The Cheat" she will
wear 1t high on the head.
Preparations are nearly complete
for starting James Cruces next
Paramount picture, "Ruggles of Red
Leap" The story has been adapted
from Harry Leon wilson's novel by
Thomas ]. Geraghty. Ernest Tor
renee has been assigned the leading
character role of Cousin Egbert.
"A Gentleman of Leisure" the screen
story adapted by Anthony W. Colde-
wey from the Stapleton and Wode-
house play, had fully one hundred
extra players in an exact reproduc-
ton of the Waterloo station, in Lon
don.
Four famous character actors, Ho-
bart Bosworth, William V. Mong, Sam
de Grasse and Lucien Littlefield, play
prominent roles in I'm the Palace of
the King" Emmett Flynn is direct
F.! ing.
| Max Pugatsky, successor to Daniel
Rreeskin, as conductor of the or
chestra at Crandalls Savoy Theater
| and Garden, and a gifted resident vio-
! lin virtuoso, is said to be making an
impress <upon the Savoy's large
clientele. His rendition of the Med
itation" from That's" by Massenet.
last week was hailed as a genuine
musical treat.
J. X. Mcdonald, one of the youngest
producers of motion pictures and re-
Gently affiliated with Associated First
National, was visitor at the Gran
dali executive offices last week,
where he conferred with Mr. Gran
] dali and his staff on the carly
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premiere of his first independent pro-
ductionn: tPenrod and Sam" at Gran
dalls Metropolitan Theater. "Penrod
and Sam is a sequel to "Penrod."
with Ben Alexander as Penrod Scho-
field, and has been lauded extrava-
gantly by Booth TarkingtoR
Nat CHASER. manager of Crandalrs
York Theater and chief mechanician
of the Crandall staff. returned TO
Washington last week from q hurriea
trip TO New York, during which he
purchased a $1,000 motion picture
camera with all modern attachments.
including the device for speeding up
the Photographic process from IL
exposures to 12S, which has the effect
Of producing the slow motion actico
that is SO interesting. The neT
camera will permit the expansion o.
this activity to notable proportions.
Larry Semon's final picture for the
1928 season will be The Midnight
Cabaret" He is to make new series
Of four comedies for Vitagraph for
the 1s23-24 season.
Appealing close-ups in several Grit
fifth films gave Ben Alexander a
worldwide reputation. He has since
grown up, however. from yellow
headed mite into sturdy schoolboy.
Nationals "Penrod and Sam" Even
though his hair has grown darker
his features haven't altered.
A movement has been started hy
native Californians to honor Carmel
Myers, now playing in The Magic
Skin She is the only well known
picture player born in California.
Eleanor Boardman, called "The Gin
derella of the Screen" who played
the leading role in Souls For Sale"
! the Rupert Hughes picture of Holly
wood life, will be seen next in the
feminine lead of Three Wise Fools"
This was directed by King Vidor.
RED Lights" one OF Goldwyn's
pictures to be released soon, is said
TO be d thrilling mystery melodrama.
In the cast spg Marie etS PTsvost Alfs
Walker and Lionel Belmore.
Evelyn Walsh Hall, British classic
and Shakespearian actress who came.
here to play Queen Elizabeth In John
Rarrymores production of Richard
I'LL" has been engaged by Charles J.
Brabin for one of the principal roles
in six Days" the Elinor Glyn story
he is directing for Goldwyn: Miss
England. In private life she is the
wife of Claude King. the noted Brit
ish actor, but in the picture they
have the relation Of brother and sis
ter.
Opening the mail of fans selections
for Ben Hur" Casting Director Robert
Mcintyre of Goldwyn found a round
robin" for Thomas Meighan. 1t con-
tained fffty-seven votes for Meighan,
all in the same handwriting, with the
note: 81 got my friends names, but
wrote them in my own handwriting,
SO you could read them!"
From 1914 to 1918 CASTOR Glass ac-
tually achieved a war record of his
own as distinguished as that he as
sumes in his recent picture, "Tf e
Hero"
Faint Perfume" Zona Gales pop
ular novel. will be filmed in the near
future by Preferred Pictures and
next winter will be presented as q
Broadway play by Brock Pemberton.
The idea of synchronizing thematio
music to films was first conceived by
victor Schertzinger, the composer
director.
The highest price paid this year for
screen rights is the 100000 that Il.
p. Sculberg, president of Preferred
Pictures, has given John Golden for
the privilege OF filming Frank Cra-
ven's play, THE First Year.
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Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. Thomas
Meighan. in THE Neer-Do-W Well" and
News; Wednesday and Thursday
.(matinee Wednesday, 3 p.m.), Charles
Chaplin, in The Idle Class; VIII
Rogers. in Fruits of Faith; Lloyd
Hamilton. in THE Educator; George
and Fox News; Friday, Mary Miles
Minter and Antonio Moreno.-.1n The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine; Pathe
comedy, The Watch Dog" and Ore
comedy. 1.-THE Watch Dog" and rOre-
Baby Peggy, In Taking ORDERS" and
Pearl White, In "Plunder," No. II.
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Carolina.

TODAY and tomorrow. Thomas Nile
CHAN, In THE Ne'er-Do-Well," and
Snub Pollard, in Dig Up: Tuesday.
Alice Brady. in THE Leopardess."
also a Harold Lloyd-Bebe Daniels
comedy; Wednesday and Thursday,
Gloria Swanson, in ''Prodigal Daugh-
ters": Friday, Maurice Tourneur's
The Christian; Saturday, Emory
Johnson's wv st bound Limited"
Pathe News and Aesop's fables.
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4 MIGHTY magnet is the movie
"A studio of Los Angeles. which
brings to California aristocrats from
foreign empires, sons of American
millionaires, sheiks from Arabia,
prize fighters from New York, wres-
tiers from Italy. daughters of middle
west farmers and society debutantes.
All enter the movie studio on an equal
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York.

thelmess and Dorothy Gish. in THE
Bright Shawl and Aesop's fable
Amateur Night on the Ark; Tues
day, Success" and AL st. John. in
Young and Dumb; Wednesday
Anna Q. Nilsson and Frank keenan,
in Hearts Afiame." and Mutt and
JEFF cartoon, The Chewing Gum In
dustry"; Thursday, whats Wrong
With the Women?" and Paul Parrott
in Fresh Eggs; Friday, Earle VIII
liams. in Masters of Men," and Jim
nile sAdams. in Broke: Saturday
Agnes Ayres and Richard, Dix, in
Racing Hearts, and Dorothy De-
wore, in winter Has Came"
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Savoy.

Today and Tomorrow, Milton Sills
and Anna Q. Nilsson, in The Isle of
Lost Ships and Aesop Fable.
"Spooks"; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Myrtle Stedman and Cullen Landis,
in "The Famous Mrs. Fair" and Stan
Laurel, in "Pick and Shovel: Thurs
day, Jack Holt, In THE Tigers Claw" "
and Harold Lloyd. in Haunted
Spooks"; Friday. Whats Wrong
with the Women?" and Fighting
Blood" round No. Z; Saturday, Mary
of the Movies" and Bobby Vernon, in
Take Your Choice"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Terry,
in Rex Ingram's Where the Pave
ment Ends" and Paul Parrott, in
"Fresh Eggs; Tuesday and Wednes-
in "The Isle of Lost Ships" and
Aesop Fable. Amateur Night on the
Ark; Thursday. MARY of the Nov
les" and Neal Burns. in BE Your
self: Friday, Jack Holt. in The
Tigers Claw" and Harold Lloyd, in
Haunted Spooks"; Saturday, Walter
HERS, in sixty Cents an Hour" and
Our Gang" IN "a Pleasant Journey"
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'7he Human Postage Stamp

Then came "The War OF Wealth."
Sporting Life" and, following a sea-
son at the Alcazar, San Francisco.
a trip to England, where he played
the heavy in Arizona" at the
Adelphi.
Mr.. Kilgour created the part Of the
Deemster in THE Manxman" with
James O'Nei1. Then came Captain
Darlington" and then the creation Of
Brockton in THE Easiest Way" His
first Paramount picture was AT the
End of the World" Belasco sent for
him to appear in the revival of THE
Easiest Way" for a thirty-two-week
season. Then comedy flyer and
finally pictures again-possibly for
keeps this time.
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Raphael.

Today, Thomas Meighan. In The
Ne'er-Do-Well"; tomorrow, Grace
Darmond, in The Midnlght Guest /;
Tuesday, Gladys Walton. in The
Town Scandal; Wednesday, Priscilla
Dean, in THE Flame of Lie: Thurs
day, Mary Miles Minter in The Trail
of the Lonesome Pine: Friday, Roy
Barnes and Seena Owen. in The Go
6etter": Saturday. Frank Mayo, in
1.-The Bolted Door"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Stills
and Anna Q. Nilsson, in THE Isle of
Lost Ships" and Aesop Fable,
"Spooks"; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Myrtle Stedman and Cullen Lands,
In The Famous Mrs Fair" and Paul
Parrott. in Fresh Eggs; Thursday,
Jack Holt. in The Tigers Claw"
and Jimmie Adams in Hurry Up:
Friday, Whats Wrong With the
round Z; Saturday. Mary Of the Nov
les" and Harry Pollard, in Where
AM -"
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Princess.

Today, Mary Pickford. in 'rhe
Hoodlum"; tomorrow. Franklin Far
mum. in THE Raiders: Tuesday,
The Go-Getter"; Wednesday, Ralph
Lewis, in "Westbound Limited y;
Thursday, Katherine Macdonald. in
Refugee" Friday and Saturday.
Thomas Fl. Ince's What Wife
Learned"
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Sa,u Herself As Others Will

had a great deal to do with her early
recovery.
"The only thing missed" she said,
was Huntly Gordon and his paper
/ music while the picture was running
| nff"
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Home.

Today and tomorrow, Roy Ba, mes
Tuesday, Ethel Grey Terry. in What
Wives Want: Wednesday, Viola
Dana. "a Noise in Newboro": Thurs
day, Mary Alden and Elinor Fair. in
Has the World Gone Mad?"; Friday.
Frank Mayo, in THE Bolted Door; !;
Saturday, Earle Williams, in Masters
of Men"
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NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs

MAI WEEh . 11V1V1 liza :
RIALTO-Rex Beach's "The
Spoilers"
PALACEe"The Fog" featur-
ing Louise Fazenda and
other screen celebrities.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Macdonald, in Money,
Money, Money"
COLUMBIA-"Divorcc," fea-
turing Jane Novak.
GENTRAL-"Mary of the
Movies" and tEthel Clayton,
in The Remittance Woman"
CRANDALL'S-Jack Holt, in
THE Tigers Claw
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FaCorite.

Today, Charles Ray, in 1.-THE Girl
Love-; tomorrow, Herbert Rawlin-
son, in THE Prisoner; Tuesday,
wonders of the Sea-; Wednesday,
Ralph Lewis, in "Westbound Limit
ed: Thursday Frank Mayo. in The
Bolted Door; Friday. Pola Negri, in
Mad Love; Saturday, William Rus
sell, in "A Self made Man"
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+. CENTRAL-"Masters of Men"

thrilling screen version of Morgan
Robertson's tale of the sea, will be
shown for the first time here at
crandalrs Central Theater the first
four days Of the week, beginning this
afternoon, together with the ninth
installment of the Fighting Blood"
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Elite.

Today. Monte Cristo"; tomorrow,
Henry B. walthall, in Gimme; Tues
day, Norma Talmadge. in Her Only
in 1.-THE Sheik': Thursday. Katherine
Macdonald, in Refuge; Friday, Alice
Brady. in THE Leopard Spots"
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Regent.

Today and tomorrow. Barbara La
Marr and Ramon Navarro, In "Trifiing
Women; Tuesday, Hope Hampton, in
Light in the Dark; Wednesday, John
Barrymore, in Sherlock Holmes;
Thursday, Madge Bellamy. in Lorna
Doone"; Friday, VIII Rogers, in
Doubling for Romeo; Saturday,
Pauline Frederick, in Madame X
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Leopardess" Tuesday. Monte Cristo" ;
Wednesday, "Footlight Ranger"
Thursday. Adam and Eva: Friday,
Gloria Swanson, in "Prodigal Daugh-
ters"; Saturday, feature-comedy pro-
gram.
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Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Rupert
Hughes Souls for Sale; Tuesday,
Katherine Macdonald. in Refuge: ;:
Wednesday. wonders of the Sea-:
Thursday and Friday, Richard Bar
thickness and Dorothy, Gish. in THE
Bright Shawl; Saturday, Mary Miles
Minter and Antonio Moreno. in '"The
Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
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Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, "rhe Ne'er@
Do -Wel1": Tuesday. Gimme; Wed
nesday, THE Scarlet Car; Thursday
and Friday. THE Go-Getter"; Sasur-
day. THE First Degree"
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Twenty-four feature pictures made
by the Triangle FilnA Corporation.
which had much to do with making
the popularity of Douglas Fairbanks,
william S. Hart, Charles Ray. Norma
and Constance Talmadge, Dorothy and
Lillian Gish, Dorothy Dalton and
many others, are to be reissued in
new editions during the coming sea-
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The benefit performance In New
York last week for James W. Lederer
who is at present Ill in Philadelphia
both artistically and financially.
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Photoplays This Week


AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "Brawn of the North" Shown
this afternoon.
RIALTO-Bety Compson, in THE Woman With Four Faces.
Shown this afternoon y
COLUMBIA-Dorohy Dalton, OF Shown
this afternoon
PALACEViola Dana Fler Millions" Shown
CENTRAL-"Masters of Men" Shown this afternoon
CKANDALLS-Harod Lloyd in Safety Last" Shown this after
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For his new musical comedy. Take
Chance" Harold Orlob, author-pro-
ducer. has engaged Miss Alison Skip
worth, recently in THE Torch Bear
ers" and Lilies of the Field"
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Philip Goodman has engaged Luella
Gear for Poppy" a musical show, in
which Madge Kennedy will star
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While in London J. J. Shubert will
arrange for the presentation Of James
Barton in Dew Drop Inn and OF
the musical play, Blossom Time"
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New.

Today, '"The Sheriff of Sun Dog" :
tomorrow, Alice Brady, in THE
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In the Spotlight.

THE Frazee Theater, New York, will
open early in August with
"Tweedles." comedy by Booth Tark-
ington and Harry Leon Wilson.
Gregory Kelly and Ruth Gordon
head the cast
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Connie Goes Home" comedy By
Edward Childs Carpenter. was pre-.
sented for the first time in Atlantic
City last Monday night
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Thomas Wilkes. the San Francisco
| manager, will bring east next season
two plays. THE Valley Of Content"
and "The Untamed."
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and The Cntamed."
Five American plays now holding
forth in London are said to be thriv-
ing notably, so This Is London"
From Dover to Dixie" Anna Chris
tie." THE Music Box Revue" and
Partners Again"
THE Outsider" one OF the most
talked-of dramas of the late London
season, is to be offered in New York
next winter by William Harris. jr.
a cripple. The theme is said to be
Of the melancholy variety.
Flora Finch, we'll known to patrons
Of, Of the ssns movies. has has been n engaged for y
1nc.," In which Robert Ames is to
have the leading role. It's author Is
Edward Laska. The title may be
changed before the play IS sent 20
New York.
Bert Savoy, well known female i'm
personator, who has appeared here
at Keith's, was struck by lightning g
and instantly killed on the beach at
Brighton last week. Two compan-
ions were knocked unconscious but
were not seriously hurt.
A cable received last week from
Paris stated that Adrienne Morrison.
ing rapidly from her recent motor ac-
cident and will return in August tc
start rehearsals In a new play.
With the fire of Spain, the unbri-
died abandon Of the habanera and
the vivacity OF youth as her heritage
Pearl Regay has become one of the
foremost dancers of America
though born In Madrid Of Argentine
parents. She Is American only in the
sense that she achieved her greatest
success in this country.
Alex Morrison. American trick golf
champion, who is appearing in 1.-THE
Passing Show OF 1929" will compete
In the American open golf champion
ship, which is to be held July 9-14 at
the Inwood Country Club. LONG
Island. Mr.. Morrison, who was the
golf professional at the Los Angeles
Country, Club during the seasons OF
1914-15 and 1s20-21, is one Of the
most famous golfers in this country
| 1t is said, having established a record
at Los Angeles OF making eighteen
holes with a score of So. In a COM
petition for long g-distance driving or
| the Pacific coast he drove a ball 77(
yards.
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Henry Ainley. known as the John
Barrymore OF London, is to play in
this country In Drinkwater's drama,
Robert E. Lee"
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Sam II. Harris announces that he
intends to present Uncle Toms
Cabin" as a HQusical comedy next sea-
son.
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forth in London are said to be thriv-
ing notably, $50 This Is London"
From Dover to Dixie" Anna Chris
tie." THE Music Box Revue" and
Partners Again"
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Miss Gallagher and Mister Shean
are going to star upon the screen for
William Fox in a feature Aim called
Around the Town"
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Wise Youth" is the name of the
play to be produced by John Henry
Mears. James Drydenforth, Marian
Mears and Theodore Westman, jr., all
now in Not So Fast" will be in the
cast
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Orlo B. Sheldon of the cast of
"Swanee River" to open July 8 at
Asbury Park. was operated on last
Friday and will not be able to play
until the piece reaches New York.
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A movement has been started hy
native Californians to honor Carmel
Skin She is the only we'll known
picture player born in California.
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and Norman Houston, with Mary
Ryan in the title role. will open in
New York August 20. It will be
produced by A. H. Woods by arrange
ment with Sam Harris
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Eleanor Boardman, called "The Gin
derella of the Screen" who played
the leading role in Souls For Sale"
the Rupert Hughes picture of Holly
wood life, will be seen next in the
feminine lead of Three Wise Fools"
This was directed by King Vidor.
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Faint Perfume" Zona Gales pop
ular novel. will be filmed in the near
future by Preferred Pictures and
next winter will be presented as q
Broadway play by Brock Pemberton.
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The highest price paid this year for
screen rights is the 100000 that Il.
p. Sculberg, president of Preferred
Pictures, has given John Golden for
the privilege OF filming Frank Cra-
ven's play, "The First Year
Evening star., 1923-07-01

8 The idea of synchronizing thematio
music to films was first conceived by
victor Schertzinger, the composer
director
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pictures to be released soon, is said
TO be d thrilling mystery melodrama.
In the cast are Marie Provost. Alics
Lake, Raymond Griffith, Johnnie.
Walker and Lionel Belmore.
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Larry Semon's final picture for the
1929 season will be The Midnight
Cabaret" He is to make new series
Of four comedies for Vitagraph for
the 1923-24 season.
Evening star., 1923-02-09

prince Don Louis de Bourbon,
who came to Washington to appear
before Treasury officials. and the Sem
ate committee on agriculture pre-
senting his program for economic re-
habilitation of Europe has been de-
ciared by officials of the Spanish en-
bassy in representations made TO the
state Department, to be no prince at
all.
In fact, dc Bourbon has no right to
the title according to the embassy.
The prince. is said to have lald
claim to the title by saying his father
was Alphouso MI and his mother the
he would be half brother to the king
of Spain.
The prince" Of middle asc and
punctilious mien, appeared before both
Treasury officials and the Senate com
mittee. He saw Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury Nadsworth. explain
ing his program for rehabilitation Of
Europe, involving American interven-
tion.
Mr.. Wadsworth let it be known later
that, although believing that de Bour-
bon was perhaps the prince. he was not
especially convinced by the presenta-
tion of the Spaniard's case.
Before the Senate committee, dc
Bourbon was said by members of the
committee to have made an intelligent
and clean-cut appearance. with courtly
manners and some evident knowledge
of foreign affairs.
Spanish embassy officials charge that
prince" de Bourbon has before repre-
sented himself to be half brother to
the King of Spain. and has repeatedly
caused embarrassment in royal circles.
He is believed by the embassy to live
in New York where he is said TO have
lived with his foster mother until the
time Of her death.
Prince, But Also American.
The witness began his statement
by saying that although he was a
prince, he also was an American cit
izen and had resided in the United
States since 1914.
One of the disclosures" he put into
the record a little later on was shat
Premier Mussolini of Italy had told
of Italy" With equal facility the
prince related, how the King Of
Greece and the Grand Vizier of Tur-
key, among others, had told him the
United States should send "American
trade missionaries" to Europe.
Prince Louis recently came to
Washington of his own yolition to
advise the Treasury and State de-
partments and Congress how to sta :
biIizc commercial conditions. He Al :
ready has laid his rehabilitation the
ories before some department officials.
!: He told the committee today he IA :
VOreu q DaFteT system. put lie Sd ~
later that the American dollar should
be made the world standard Of ex-
change.
Prince Louis told the committee
that much of the American relief
work for Armenians was unnecessary.
"The Armenian patriarch told me
that the Armenians don't need it, +"
he told the astonished senators.
Then the witness turned to German
conditions.
Hugo Shines agents told me-" he
said. that Germans were four times
richer than before the war, despite
the marks depreciation.'
Evening star., 1923-02-09
Hair Often Ruined
By Careless Washing

Soap shosld be used very carefully, ii you
want tc keep your hair looking its best.
Many soaps aud prepared shampoos contain
10 much free alkali. This dries the scalp,
makes the hair brittle. and ruins it.
Tie best thing for steady use is Muisihed
cocoanut oil shampoo (Which is pure and
xreaseless), and 10 better than anything else
you can use.
Two or three tcaspoonfuls of MulsiAed IL
D cup or glass with q little warm water il
sufficient to cleanse the hair and scalp thor
oughIy. Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub the Musifed in. 1t makes an abun.
dance of rich, creamy lather, which rinses
out easily, removing every particle of dust,
Dirt dandruf and excess oil. T. c hair dries
quickly aud evenly and it leaves the SCALP
+. IT. and the hair fine ard silky, bright Ius-
,rots, fluffy and easy TO manage.
Yon can get Mulsifed cocoanut oil shampoo
AZ any pharmacy, it is. very cheap, and a few
ounces will supply every member Of the fam
;ly for months Be sure your druggist gives
,ou Observation-Disclosures