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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

Ell sR. cARATINI, INFLUYEN.
tOontinu.cidn d. Ia pas. {,

Conste que NADIA de 10 que escribo es
con idea de offender, s.no con toda sin
ceridad una aclaraci6n. Resulta aho-
ra que los que hemos lido en- comisi6n
a San Juan somos mirados sobre los
los hombros, como Sc dice vulgarmente,
Y con cierta antipatia y desprecio por
los fanaticos del Empr6stito.
A prop6sito de la mania de inter-
views. En- el ndmero de Gel Impair
cial'' perteneciente al Is de septie1n-
bre he leido otro interview de un CO
rresponsal Y Ell estimado amigo Sr.
Quintana Cajas. Descarto todo 10 que
en- 6l trata ofensivamente a la media
docena de opositores al Empr6stito, pc
ro acepto gustosamente ell plebiscito de
los contribuyentes, y para salir mas
igero del paso, Olga que dia hora
estaria dispuesto para que midamos las
fuerzas asi usted pueda convencerse
de 10 larga que es la media dicena que
I'd dice. No creo nj 10 hago como ofen-
Sa al amigo, SlAo IecoglEHQo el guanLe
que usted ha lanzado a los contribu-
yentes de este pueblo y el menospre-
clio a los de la comision De no ser
por sus valentias de empr6stitos pro-
gresos a credito, no hubiera salido la
palestra, sin pretensiones de ser de los
mejores, Hay mucho de donde cortar,
pero dele otro sastre que tome las
medidas y asi el corte vendra mas a
la moda.
G. CARATINI.
Coamo, oct. de 1898.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
BARCELoNETA

Recomienda la aprobaci6n de una or
denanza de la Asamblea Municipal
aprobada en- 80 de agosto de 1928, So
bre contradiction de un empr6stito de
SO 10000 con algln banco o persona
particular, a un tipo de interes que no
excedera del por ciento al ano, para
fines escolares. Este emprestito tam
bien ha sido favorablemente recomen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
"YAUco" oUIERE DEsPERTAR:

Por la infuencia, amino iniciativas
de nuestro buen Instructor Atl6tico, el
Sr. tCartagena, parece que Ell team
yAUco, aquel cue tantos laureles con-
quisto en- .el waste v contrincado CAM
po de Ia pelota,. Guiere despertar del
sueiio fatal en- que Sc encontraba; pa
rece. que quiere salir del letargo que
10 tenia sunido casi en- .el olvido.
Nuestro enthusiastic instructor ha ci-
tado una reunion los jugadores
que hay en- yauco auedando la novena
constituida definitivalnente.
va han empezado las practicas. ba-
10 la direction de cartagena para prom
to yer 81 anotan aque1las victorias que
dignamente conquistaron en- la tempo
rada pasada.
Empezaran .ahora a jugsr con.las no.
venas, de Segunda Categoria, para ir
POGO a POGO adquiriendo las fuerzas y
tactica .perdidas.
Hay que ireeordar que en- nuestro ,pue-
bio ha decaido mucho Ell entusiasmo
por tan predilecto deporte. Ell pueblo
de Yauco no ,dehe darle la espa'da a
su novepa que tantas victorias gan6
para honra del Inismo pueblo Deben
cooperars con su ayuda, amino y pre-
sencia en- todos Jos juegos, para que
vuelva 81 'sYAUcO" repercatir CO.
mo. en- su tempo .placido y glorioso
Contribuyamos a que Ell amor al de-
porte favorito no desaparezca en- Yau-
CO, para que las esperanzas de conauis-
tar dignamente 10 perdido no Sc esfu-
men.
liArriba YAUoOl!
Texas 1EAGUER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
DEsPUES QUE coNCLUYAN Los
TRABAJOS.
tcontinuacidn de la Ira. plana)

sidente Coolidge, a la termination de
la asamblea de La American Fedora
ton.
Ell otro mienbro de La Conision es
el representante j. ]. Tizcl.
El Senadcr Iglesias ha dicho, ade-
mas, que la Comisi6n mientras este en-
los Estados Unidos estudiara ell plan
economico para Ell sosteaimiento de
los municipios. Ell Alcalde Leach Sc
ra entrevistado en- re'aci6n con ell plan
de administrator de la ciudad de Min
neapolis.
(ssMinneapolis Morning Tribune")
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
MERcADo DE cAMBIo

erection por parte de "La Democra-
cia" en- un momento tan dificif?
mo indica la propia reproduction
y Ia brevedad de las notas de que
fue acompanada, el proposito, no de
procurar polemica alguna, sino de
-sencillanente restablecer la exacti-
tud de un hecho? ERA justo que
la Democracia" dejase un muer-
to insigne Y un ausente ilustre,
tan fntimamente ligados este pc
riodico. sin defcnsa ante al ataque
cue significaba presentarlos comul-
gando en- el credo de sus adversa-
rios de siempre?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
BASE BALL

Ell Sr. A-ixto Horton instructor at
letico de Bayam6n ha tenido la corte
sfa de invitar al Manager de la move
na de .santurce Stars juear un desa
flo de base ball con Ia High School
de Ravam6n hoy en- su mismo terreno
Debido al entusiasmo de ambas no
venas Sc espera un refiido ldssaffo.
DON TITO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
CAYEY

Aprobaci6n de una ordenanza de Ia
Asamblea Municipal, de agosto "A.
1928, disponiendo que Ell sobrante de
S3, ,876.75 del emprestito de $40 100000
recientemente contratado con Ell NUM-
cipio, sea aplicado ia conpra, cen
servaci6n y transporte del eduiPo esco-
tContin1a en- la pfRina y
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DE BASE BALL
tconttnuaci6n de la 6a. pag.,

queinos fote las dos naves: la suya
y la mia.
No queremos tener NADIA contra I'd.
y mucho lnenos contra el Ponce
novena que queremos apreciamos
muy de coraz6n adentro.
Aquello de la edad, denlo por no di-
cho, va que por aca Guarionex f. Sc
dec arc culpable.
LITTLE BALL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

Sc encuentra de vacaciones por la
is'a nuestra distlnguida Y culta ami
guita srta. Blanca Estrella Rivera, a.
ia empleada de La Fajardo Sugar Co.
y una de las damitas que de mas sim
patia goza en- nuestra alta sociedad.
Gratas. impresiones lie deseamos.
Corresponsal Especial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. El efecto tonico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA le
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta la cabeza. la firms de
E. w. GROVE 80 halla en- cada ca
sitA
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
TRATADoS DE CoMERCIo ENTIRE
ESTADCsS UNIDos Y ALEMANIA

WASHINGTON octubre II. (Cable
france2)-- Al arribo de NJ wiedfeldt,
embajador de Alemania Essados Uni
dos Sc sucederan varias conferencias
en- Ell curse de las cua,es So discutira
un tratado de comercio entire estos dos
naises.
Estos tratados seran iguales, a los
cxistentes entire Espaha y los Paises
Balticos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

al pals en- que estan y viven hace
tempo.
lsiendo eta la opinion que ut
mente rrevalece en- ell asunto, nosotros
no vaci.ansos en- consignarla, para Co
nccimiento del lector, agregando que
aver tarde un alto lider republican,
los aseguro que la minoria no ira al
Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
BUEM NEGOCEO

Sc wende sel Hotel Florida con una
clientele mas 0 menos de .treinta abo-
nados. La casa tiene trece shabitacio-
nes independientes con cabida para
treinta camas. Aqua para todo ser
vicio. pirigirse San Jose Z altos, San
Juan, p. r.. M Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
SiLvESTRE FEIJCo
Practicante

En- 81 domiciiio, Monias No. 2,
trabaja de su profession todos los
dlas de 9 a II A. M. y de 3 a s
P. NJ Tel. SIS verde, Apartado
o07. San Juan. p. z.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

tcontinnaei6n de Ia Ia. psginA,

dicho emprestito "sistema de acueduc-
to- y La nueva ''Para construction y
pianos de I'M edifcio escolar en- ia
giieyes.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

Pewo Villa Nevada dentro del pecho
veinte leones con Las fauces abiertas v
las garras crispadas
LIE era niaterialmente impossible con-
tender contra un ejerc.to infnitamente
superior entregaba ia ciudad.
Pero no desistfa de la guerra. Eco
nunca.
Tan pronto como Murguia asumia en-
tire ovaciones ell Gobierno de Chihua-
hua, Villa Sc precipitaba sobre Santa
Rosa de Camargo, donde saba Que
Murguia dejara, al cuidado de numero-
sa tropa, unos trenes que no pudieron
tcontinuar por falta de combustible has
ia chihuahua.
Los trenes cayeron en- poder de Vi
lila " la tropa de Murguia era victima
de la mas pavorosa matanza.
Ell campo qued6 absolutamente SEM
hrado de cadaveres. Murieron doscien-
tas soldaderas. Y presentaba aquello,
con los cuerpos de las mujeres abraza-
dos q los cuerpos de los hombres- to-
dos montones de sangre, de materia,
de espuma, de carne, de estierccl-una
vision de pesadilla.
y En- esos misrnos trenes, arrebatados
Scon tanto coraje como audacia, villa
y su gente partfan despues para To
rre6n.
Antes, naturalmente, levantaron los
carriles impidiendo la persecution in
rediata de ETurguia.
Y Sc producia la formidable, la mag
\ IA, Ia asombrosa, toma segunda de
Torre6n, por las desorganizadas, las
snlprov1sadas fuerzas militares del ge-
NAL guerr:llero.
Fu6 IN, combate rapido, Iorrorosol
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
COMO ULTIMA HoRA Sc AsEGU
RA QUE LA MTNORIA.

tnontinnAcion ae y ls. pAetn.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

el
los dell
de los die,
cuarto de $500 los cue Ieguen qunto TxST
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
La yerfdica historic de Pancho Villa
EL sU1oID1o DE TALAMANrEs

Ell sUICID1O DE TkLANfANTEs
Despu6s de la hazafia de Chihuahua,
q sangre fuego Villa tom6 possession
de San Andres de la Sierra. Defendia
esa plaza el coronel Carlos zuazua, y
fu6 tan encarnizada la contienda que
no qued6 en- pie un 500 hombre de
las tropas carrancistas.
Ell dia primero de octubre--todo es-
to prisa, todo este en- una serie in
contenida de acciones miIitares. villa
derrotaba al general Jose Cavazos en-
Cuisihuriachic, Chihuahua. Y con 500
unas horas de intervalo presentaba ba
ITALIA al general Matfas Ramos Sc
apuntaba el guerrillero otra estupen-
da victoria
Ramos recibi6 en- ese encuentro tre-
menda herida que lie dej6 baldado para
el resto de sus dias.
FL % de octubre, por ell mismo pro-
cedimiento de sorprender al adversario,
Dill UdA4C J4S11lpO q lduOPC4OLl u0. Hill
guna medida, los villistas batian a
cuatro mil soldados de Arrieta en-
Santa Rosa de Camargo.
Y habia resucitado en- tai forma la
aureola de Villa, y era tai ell espanto
cue difundia e! solo nombre del rebel
de indomito, que las propias fuerzas
de Fortunate Maycotte, desttnadas a
reforzar los arrietostss, Sc s'ntieron
presa del panico, no pasaron hasta
Torre6n.
Estos triunfos atrajeron al lado dc
Villa nuevos adeptos y determinaron la
vuelta de Iumercsos de los viejos e,e-
Ilentos vilistas, los que, la desapa-
rIc.6n momentanea del jefe, habianse
amparado en- ell extranjero o Sc habian
ocultado la persecution carrancista
en- 10 mas rec6ndito de sus hogares.
villa conto de pronto con un nuevo
vigoroso eiercito.
Por ell Noroeste de la Rep1bNca re-
nacia, triunfadora Y magnifca, la te-
rrible Division del Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12

Vinieron luego otras estupendas vic
torias del villismo.
Carlos Osuna Y Jose Cavazos sufrie
ron dos definitivas derrotas.
Ell 90 de noviembre era de nuevo
sitiada la ciudad de Chihuahua.
FL sitio dur6 cinco dias.
Ell %, con una vigorosa carga de
caballeria, villa Sc apoder6 en- Ell ce-
rro de Santa Rosa, de toda la arti-
Ierfa de los carrancistas.
La plaza era en- seguida evacuada
Y otra vez recorrfa Villa EN- apoteosis
las GALES de la bella poblaci6n.
Treviho pudo salvar ehtonces mila-
grosamente. Milagrosamente, y ademas
ileso!
Carranza concedi6, como era natu-
raj. enorme importancia a la segunda
ocupnci6n de Chihuahua. Y dispuso que
uno de sus generates de mas CONTAIN
"a Francisco Murguia, batiera al fren
te de un ejercito de las tres armas,
con treinta cinco trenes mi
litares, al esforzado guerrillero.
villa 10. supo como primera medida
precautoria Sc va'i6 de Jose Ines Sa-
lazar para que levantara la via en- Ell
Cafi6n de Bachimba, y de esta manera
6ifcultara Ell avance de las fuersas
contrarias. s#
villa pens6 en- dar.e combate Muir
guial
Lo pens6 por espacio de una sema-
ma.
Pero hubiera sido una locura.
Con los e'ementos de que disponia
Murguia, la derrota de los rebeldes era
inevitable.
Tuvo al cabo que resolverse ell que
rrillero abandonar la plaza. Y este
10 hizo ell de diciembre.
Chihuahua volvia a pcder de los ca
rrancistas.
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Jose COLL VIDAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-12
BLANCA EsTRELLA

coalno, oct. 4 de 1923.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
NIGHT Photography.
As the result Of Z night photograph

As the result Of Z night photography
process perfected by Gaetano
(""Tony) Gaudio. who is shooting
Norma Talmadge's picture. Dust Of
Desire" with which night scenes of
an Algerian village street were taken
during the day, It ID said q saving
was effected in electric equipment,
the three days which amounted to,
$3.50 -Four thousand dollars was
saved in tho rental Of extra equip
ment alone. -,
any camera" says. Gaudlo.. "The
working principle rests in the prepa-
ration of the raw Aim. Attempts to
get night: effects BY tinting the posi-
two hlmG taken during the day; have
been made. but the tinting Of the sky.
dissolvinE Of the silver on the fi1m
leaves transparency TO which dye
cannot be applied. and the sky on. the
screen consequently shows up very
Gaudio and Ray Binger. his assist-
ant, began their :-money-saying ex.
periments some time ago. The new
process is said to give g. black sky, a
light foreground, q clearly defined sky
line: perfect silhouettes and stereo-:
eoopic relief, with high visibility to
figures. both In close-ups and even un-
TIL. their disappearance on the sky.
line. In addition, the shadows OF ng-
ures walking in tho moonlight are
For. overcast day efrects snow,
stormA sandstormS and any grada-
tion. sfr light from twilight: to deep
night the new process is declared
ideal. ;. Nooplight cloud effects are
particularly T. beautiful. Even. more
beautiful In the eyes Of producers 10
the saving OF millions Of dollars
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Zaza "Reminiscences.

TO the more mature Washingtonian
"Zaza" brings a world OF memo
ries. 1t brings in a giittering pano-
rama scenes and events OF. 1898. when
America had shortly before emerged
victorious from the war with Spain
and when the Lafayette Square OPP
era House (now the Belasco) was the
chosen spot for premiere perform
ances Of Belasco plays.
The; same washingtonian will eyer
associate the name Of "Zaza" with
the name Of Mrs. Leslie Carter, for
"Zaza" represented the frst real sue
cess probably that Mrs. Carter
achieved under Belasco's manage
mont, although the whole country h8d
thrilled to the rumors that Beiasco,
having sworn to make an actress Of
Mira. Carter. had literally dragged her
about the stage by the hair Of her
head: This. story was altogether
baseless, although at the time It had
many. believers. Belasco. had already,
achieved fame in productions like
''The Heart Of Maryland" "The Girl
]. Left Behind Me-" "The Ugly Duck
ling and others.
All this. Of course. was Just a little
Evening star., 1923-10-28
NORMA IAINADGE
Metropolitan
IntheChurcheS

NROGRAM of music at Ascension
- Church today will be: IL am.
prelude. "Romanza" (Peace).
"Te Deum and Jubilate"
(SchneckerJ. offertory anthem, Jesus.
Thou Joy OF Loving Hearts (Nevinj:
postiude,; 'Fugpe, C Minor" .(Bash).
The 'soloists will be@=Aileen Miller
Byrnes. soprano: Julia.-3 3Culbreth Gray.
contralto. and .LawreHss Murray, bass
At 8 Pm, special musical service
lasting one hour: Prelude, "Chant Pas
torale" tDubois): "cantate Domino
CBuck; tenor solo. Hear. Us, o
Father" tAillard}; soprano solo. The
Cross" '(ware): soprano and bass duet.
REST in the Lord" (Rock): chorus with
tenor solo. "Sanctus" (Gounod), and
postlude. 'Phantasie- in A" (Rheinber-
ger).
The soIoists: at this service will be
Aileen Miier-Byrnes, soprano: Ruth
Mae Hansford, mezzo-soprano; Lewis
D. Moonshine. tenor; Will c.. Ivie. tenor;
LawreHce Murray; bass; Julia Culbreth
Gray, cofitralto. -. -
John Wilson will be at the organ.
Mrs: Henry Hunt Mckee is director
The "old folks concert" which was
to have been given by the choir Of As
cension: Church, with assisting artists,
next Friday assbeenl postponed to FRI
day, November 8. owing to conflicting
events in the church. ~
Luther Place Memorial Church-Mu-
sic for today will be:s Morning service,
IL o'clock: Prelude, -"Grand Ofrertoire
in F'' (Yincent)i anthem, "Out Of the
Deep" '(Bartlett); offertory. "Pastorale
in E" Iemare); baritone solo. at Is
Enough" from "Elijah" tMendelssohn),
Ervtne J. Stenson; postlude, March
(Biedermann).
Special Reformation day service. 3
o'clock: Prelude, "Andante" (Silas)
anthem Unfold Ye Portals" from
1.-THE Redemption" (Gounod); offertory,
..Pastorale" CFoote); postlude :, (Phil-
Evening service, g o'clock: Prelude.
Evening Song. (Johnston): anthem,
Saviour. When Night Involves the
Skies" Shelley: offertory (Batiste) /;
duet, "Jesus, Thou Joy. OF Loving
Hearts" (Goetxe), Miss Myrie Patsohke,
soprano. and Mr.. Stenson., baritone:
postlude Batiste).
This afternoon at the vesper service,
S o'clock. the f1rst musical service Of
Evening star., 1923-10-28
lALACE-Viola Dana in "The So.
! Z. cial Code" =; -,

I '"The Social Code" Metros new
9creen version of Rita Weiman's dra-
patio story. with Viola Dana as its
star. VIII be shown at Loew's Coium-
9ia Theater this afternoon and all this
Miss Dana is said to reveal the soul
OF social butterfly In the picture
1.-THE Social Code" Is photopIay Of
Rita. Weiman's magazine story, ITO
Whom 1t May Concern" tits a Metro
picture produced under the direction
or Oscar APPEL. Its cast includes NAL
colm MacGregor. Cyril Chadwick.
Huntley Gordon, Edna Flugrath (Miss
Dana's real sister), William Hum
phrey and John SainpoIis. -: y
The story is predicated on the n,ys-
terious murder Of young clubman
and the arrest Of an associate who
steaSfastly refuses to establish an
a}ibi by telling his whereabouts on
the night of the murder. At a time
when conviction Is staring the ac-
cused man In the face. the society
butterfy-enacted by Miss Dana
suddenly: declares, that. the accused
was with her until S O'Clock the
morning after the murder. -.
added screen and musical features
VIII include the Mack Sennett. com.
eJy, "One. Cylinder Love-" the Fathe
News. beautiful scenic subject, Tsp-
W. OF the Day anu Hn ofchebtraI overs
qlre by the Palace Symphony Orches-
@a under the direction Of Mr.. Thomas
s4oseph GannOn. >.---:< -..f-,.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

prior to the time that Belasco crossed
swords with the theatrical "syndi-
cate"-a conflict that led to bitter
war which eventufiy forced him to
practically construct a theater Of his
own inside Convention Hall, although
he, admitted later that without the
help Of powerful friends in Congress
this might have been impossible. This
was done to produce ."AdreR." with
Mrs. Carter as Its star.
The same vein OF "Reminiscences will
bring also to mind certain glimpsss
OF that memorable performance, for
example, the rainstorm that broke
over the city on the nighe OF the
premiere and made leaks In the roof.
improvised draperies and showered q
green rain on the audience. Admiral
Dewey, who occupied one OF the
boxes, held an umbrella over lady
whose gown had been ruined, though
both steadfastly refused to leave the
To get back to "Zaxa." It will be
rernerhb cred that 'Belasco offered the
first performance In America at. the
Lafayette Opera House. in.Washine-
ton, on Christmas day. 1898. While
most Washingtonians1 have forgotten
the fact, the part Of Florianne. which
Mary Thurman interprets In the
screen version, was enacted by none
other than Anne sutherland, the
character woman"of the Smith Duffy
stock season at, the President last
winter, who later went with George
MArshalps stock company, at the Be-
lasco, last summer. +-- ~
There's hardly q limit to tho range
Of "reminiscences that the announce
ment Of a new production of "Zazar
starts in the minds Of older WASH
ingtonians. It is believed by many
that the latest production. VIA tbs
motion picture embraces degree OF
verisimilitude and gorgeous back
ground that Belasco failed to crowd
into his stage version :. :.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

vested chorus. under the leadership Of
w; e. Cossins. will sing: professional
l!Gounod). Response" (cossins) and
August King Smith. director King
Smith Studio School. has been ap.
Saareh: ass5sssewa 2, Hss aae asss.. M 3eaaa SeEas
St. Johns Church, corner o and
Potomac streets, is one OF the Oldest
churches in the District. having beeR
founded in 1856, and for many yearS
has had a fine male choir. There are
boys. and MT. King-smith viii hear
applicants to NIL these vacancies at
any Monday or Wednesday rehearsal
at $3.50 pm. In the: choir room Of the,
church.
telephonins Mr.. King-smith. Besidea.
remuneration for services the boys Of
st. John's choir receive voice training,
sight. singing and liberal musical
education.
given this evening by the choir OF
Keller Memorial Lutheran Church.
with F. A. Mueller. celIist Of ;" the
Marine Band as assisting artist.
Ihe program includes the following
numbers: Gloria from the Twelfth
Mass" IMozart), tenor and baritone
duet: 20 Salutaris Hostta" (Wie-
gand),. Mr.. Townsend and Mr.. Fof-.
ner; contralto solo, "Hosanna" (Gra-
nier). Mrs. Stella Eames Nelson: cello,
"Andaute from Concerto" (Haydn|,
Mr.. Mueller: quartet. GLORY to Thee,
Ny God. This Night" (Gounod), Mr..
Townsend. Miss Froehltch, Mrs. Nell
son. Mr.. Folmer: tenor solo. 20 DRY
Those Tears" (Del Riego). Mr.. Town
Mueller; trio. "At Bventide Il Shall
Be Light" tGauD, Mrs e. A. Seltzsr,
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. A. W. Cummings:.
organ, .',orertoirs, in A Flat" tEa.
tiste): chorus. Wonderful Grace of
Jesus" (Lillenss); solo. "rhe Day Is
Ended" (Bartlett). Miss Froehlich.
with cello obbligato by Mr.. Mueller;
"Postlude" (Rink).
The choir comprises twenty menu
hers, including a solo quartet with
Juantta Froehlich. soprano; Stella
Eames Nelson. coptralto: II. T.,
Townsend, tenor, Henry M. Folmer.
bass. Lillian Wines is organist and
director. :, -. .....
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Radio Utilized,
VERY modern, radio, apparatus n

VERY modern, radio. apparatus min-
sled with. very ancient costumes
during the filming of "A Lady of
Quality Hobart Henley's Universal
super. s. 81
The massive interior scenes. such as
the home Of the Countess Of Dunstan-
wolde and Buckingham Palace set At
City. were equipped with
amplifiers through which the direc-
tors voice was relayed to guide the
actors, the settings being ifaf. too
large for s.single mans. voice to. carry
The home Of the countess, it IL
claimed was the largest interior set
ever built n picturSs,s Three great
halla connected by cross-seetion
rtitiona so that guests could. be
seeh walking from one TO the other.
q gigantic. staircase and . big alcove
the set. It was more than
200 feet wide and nearly ~ high. It
ran the entire depth of one Of the big
stage buildings which ordinarily
housed ak stagea. r.. go So
The play. adapted ,.from Frances
Hodgson Burnett's famous story, tells
OF the tragedy of tl1s Co1ntass .of
Dunstanwotde, struggling for Aappt-i
ness despite the menace Of q dea'A
mans hatred. - ~.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
,Pola. Neg:rii $ Lat est.s

productions. ineludisk 9TH. Law OF
the Lawless." "fhs~cheat." +Ths Ten
Commandments" and The Marriage
Maker" .Huntiey yGordoh supported
Gloria Swanson in "Biuebeard's
Eighth Wife" Aao,phs Men3ou.
Gareth Hughes. Edward Kipling and
Rosita Marstini were all in Tho
Spanish Dancer" Frank Nelson had
the comedy role in Jack Hollis pic,,
ture. "A Gentleman Of Leisure" and
he was In Betty Compson's ''Ths
Woman With Four Faces" !
My Man" is from the French" play
Mon Homme." by Andre Picard. It
was adapted to the American stage
by Fred Jackson and the scenario
was written by Eve Unsell. ~.