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The Washington times., 1924-08-28
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Outdoor Amusements,

Chesapeake Beach. on the bay,
mere hours ride from the city,
Is planning for the biggest week
end and Labor Day celebration in
its history. The festivities will
start Friday night and continue
through Monday night. Special
trains will be operated to accom-
modate the large crowds, and spe-
cial traffic policemen and park.
ing attendants will be employed
to take care Of the hundreds OF
automobiles.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
Warmers Grab En-

Several well-known names have
been added to various casts of
the Warner Bros. classic. Matt
Moore, has been cast to play
Simon Haldane in 1.-THE Narrow
Street" Carlton Miller is to,
play Armand Duval in THE
Lover Of Camille" Another name
which brings back memories of
the stage Of yesterday is frankie
Bailey who is playing the maid
to Marie Duplessis, also in "The
Lover Of Camille" the screen
version Of ''Deburau."
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
COLONIAL BEACH
Steamer st. Johns.

The holiday Of holidays" which
begins Saturday Of this week and
ends Tuesday of next week-the
great Labor Day celebration at
Colonial Beach-is promised to
be gala event at Washington
most popular seashore resort.
The management Of Colonial
Beach announces that everything
Is ready for 1.-The big event, and a
special program of entertainment
has been arranged for the big
crowds that are expected to take
advantage of this golden oppor-
tunity for a three-day outing.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
PALACE
"Open All Night"

Adolphe Menjou and Viola
Dana, as well as Jetta Goudal.
Raymond Griffith, Maurice
"Lefty'D Flynn, Gale Henry and
others, are in the cast of open
All Night" the story Of Partisan
night life. which will be the fea-
tured attraction at the Palace
next week, beginning Sunday. 1t
is an interesting story of hus-
bands striking reversal of form
when he begins to perceive that
he has a rival in the offing.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
COLUMBIA
Rudolph Valentino.

The great and only Rudolph
Valentino will be the star Of the
Columbia screen next week In his
first production after a long alb
sence from rlin1dom. Monsieur
Beaucaire.," I'M which he is sup
ported by a splendid cast that
includes Bebe Daniels, Lowell
Sherman, Doris Kenyon, Lois viii.
son, Florence O'Denishawn and a
host Of other luminaries. This
famous drama of the French court
is' sumptuously produced and
beautifully costumed.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28

GLEN ECHO PARK
Outdoor Amusements.

The management of Glen Echo
Park announces that the park is
in readiness for the big Labor
Day celebration that has been
arranged for the coming holiday.
In addition to the regular even
ing dancing in the beautiful ball.
room, a special matinee dance in
the afternoon, from to z, has
been arranged for the pleasure.
seekers. Andy's Rythmonicers
will furnish music for dancing at
the matinee dance as well as in
the evening.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
RIALTO
"COrnered."

"Cornered," the famous stage
play in which Madge Kennedy
scored so conspicuous a success.
will be seen in film version at
the Rialto next week, beginning
Monday, with Marie Provost in
the dual role made famous by
Miss Kennedy. Rockliffe Eel.
loves, Raymond Hatton, John
Roche and Cissy Fitzgerald are
in the supporting cast. and fore.
most among the subsidiary fea-
lures Is a Stan Laurel comedy.
A cartoon comic and scenic will
also be shown.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
BELASCO-
Married Life"

For the final week Of their en-
gagement in Washington the
Belasco Players will present MAR
ried Life" a play by Prince An
tome Bibesco. The premier will
take place Monday evening next.
The opening performance. it is
announced. will be under the
auspices of the Queen Of Ru.
mania, and all profits from the
evening will be used for relief
work in Rumania. Donald Gal
laher and the other Belasco ia.
vorites will be seen In the cast.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
GOings-On

BELASCO-Belasc Players in
Madeline Of the Movies"
POLTS-Final week of De
Wolf Hopper, 1.-THE Chocolate
Soldier"
KEITH'S Julia Sanderson,
Frank Crumit, others.
GAYETY-"Go To It." burles.
que.
MUTUAL-"Bobbed Hair Ban
dts" burlesque.
STRAND - Marshall Montgo.
merry; others. Films.
TIVOLI - Program features
and film, THE Fighting Ameri.
cam"
RIALTO - Universal's 1.-THE
Turmoil"
PALACE - Metr o-Goldwyn's
Broken Barriers with James
Kirkwood.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mac.
Lean in Never Say DE-"
COLUMBIA--Rex Migrants 1.-THE
Arab"
Observation-Disclosures Of
the Wasteland."
CENTRAI4--"Code af the VIII.
derness."
APOLLO-"Changing Husbands"
AVENUE GRAND--Eva Novak
in Missing Daughters" =
SAVOY-"Changing Husbands"
YORK-"The Recoil."
NEARBY RESORTS - Glen
Echo, dancing and fun devices.
Chevy Chase Lake, dancing,
vaudeville speciality. Chesapeake
Beach. dancing, fishing and fun
devices. Colonial Beach, dancing,
fishing. etc. Steamer Saint Johns,
excursions.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
TIVOLI-
''The Female"

Betty Compson in 1.-THE Fe-
male" will be the photoplay star
Of the Tivoli bill next week.
There are fourteen lions in the
picture. A specially sraged con.
cert number, Tivoii's Mirror of
the Living World" and added
short reels, with Bailey F. Alart's
interpretative score and concert
overture by the TivoH Symphony
will round out the bill.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
CENTRAL
Villain Farnun.

The Central's picture Sunday
and the first part Of next week
will present William Farnum in
his Paramount comeback, 1.-THE
Man Who Fights Alone" Other
feature films will arrive In the
course OF the week. with comedies
and Juno.ThOmpson orsan music.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
B. F. KEITH'S-
Jack NOrwOrth.

Jack Norworth, with nsw
stories. will head the bill at B.
F. Keith's next week, and the
famous Cansinos, SPANS premier
dancers, and Ruth Budd, the
dainty aerialist, will be other prin..
cipal attractions. Maude Powers
and Vernon Wallace In Georgia
on Broadway" Ed and Tom
Hickey, 1.-TWO elegant gentlemen"
Keo Taxi and Yoki, Japanese en-.
tertainers; Monroe and Grant, and
Fricke and Pope will be others to
appear. The new show opens
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
AMBASSADOR
Jackie COOgan.

Jackie Coogan's newest picture,
Little Robinson Crusoe," by Will
lard Mack-Jackie's adventures
among cannibals-opens at the
Ambassador on Sunday. 1t will
follow, during the week, by other
features, with selected comedies
and organ music.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
PLAYBILLS FOR THE
COMING WEEK

attraction OF the season at the
new Mutual, where Jack CART
son promises excellent enter
tainment. Jules Jacobs, George
Hamilton, Will Smith, Tim Ben
son, Helen Dale. Dolly Lewis,
Pauline Elliott, Dolly Green and
Sam Howe, himself, are the prin-
cipals. The attraction opens at
the matinee Sunday.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
STRAND
Princess Wahletka.

Princess Wahletka, the Indian
psychic marvel, will head next
weeks bill at the Strand, begin
ming Sunday. Other acts will in
clude Calvin and O'Connor, the
Four Rubini Sisters; Emma Ray
mond and Company, and another
to be announced. The photoplay
feature will present Shirley Mason
in THE French Lady" her first
appearance on the Strand screen
this season. Other film attrsc-
tions will round out a splendid
bill.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
METROPOLITAN :
Jackie COOgan.

Jackie Coogan in Little Robin.
son Crusoe" will be the film star
at the Metropolitan next week,
beginning Sunday. The story, by
Willard Mack. tells how an or
phan boy is shipwrecked on a
tropical isle, and proves more
than a match for the cannibals.
The Metropolitan world survey
short subjects and orchestral fea-
lures by Daniel Breeskin's must
clans will complete the program.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
GAYETY-
Bathing Beauties"

The attraction at the Gayety
beginning next Sunday matinee
will be RUDE Bernstein's Bath.
ing Beauties" a galaxy of pretty
girls headed by a clever list of
principals including Jack Hunt,
Clyde Bates, bud Farnsworth,
Winnie Phillips, Kitty Madison,
Marie Hart and Marie Hone.
Tower and WEIGH and the Aero
plane Girls will present two sen.
sational vaudeville acts in con-
nection with the burlesque en-
tertainment.
The Washington times., 1924-08-28
MUTUAL
"LOVe Makers"

Sam Howe's Love Makers"
everything new but the producer
and the title. will be the second
The Washington times., 1924-08-28

All silk lined and
full cut garments.
The very thing for
this seasons wear.
Special ...........
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-20

DREAD is basic food! If you care at all what
II you eat, then BREAD is deserving of FIRST care.
~ In Butter-Krust wrapped we offer loaf that
is made of the finest flour rich creamy milk all the
best ingredients and baked under exact scientific reg
ulations. 1t is bonded ad-GUARANTEED- by
the largest, most modern and sanitary bakery in the
Southwest
, 1924-12-29
LOCAL

The Native Brass Band as requested,
repeated before a large gathering last
night. the program nicely rendered by
them on Christmas night. We wish to
thank the Band on the able rendition of
this appropriate concert, for we do be.
.ieve that,it is extra work to have such a
, 1924-12-29

81. I0OlA y .AIION
New York, Dec. 2Zll-rae p.Ic4 Of
raw sugar was UNCHANGED early today at
ATT. duty paid. No sales were reported.
The issuance of 43 notices led 60 sent.
tered covering in December raw sugar
futures. AT the outset December aHvan
ced 10 paiu,s to I. rs, bu geGeral Iiquila-
ton al TINS level and : share break Jul
lowed. The price at midday was II
points net lower, Other months opened |
to z poiuts higher, but sold off under sill
ing, prompted by favourable Cuban crop
adViceS, and at midday .ete Z to 5 points
net lower. Refined sugar was easier AND
unchanged tO ~ points lover, WjIn prices
raugin from TO for fine graduated.
Refined futures were nOmIl al.
Rome, Dec 22nd Premier MGSs0iiai.
with MS customary dramatic effect on
Saturday accepteI tne caa.iaug vi the
opposition by introducing a bill INTO ne
Chamber OF Depuues, m|)IIiyIns the
electoral law providing Tor d return 10
the old methods ii election and calling
the Chamber 10 dHsenOl1 On "a .udEy Sd
for the purpose u passing the OH. Ina
measure cOntem )lales the holding of
elections in March. Ihe Premier flung
this bUmbShell into the Chamber OF D4p-
utles Wnlch at the Tune was euJOylng a
peaceful atmosphere. thus giving star
ling notice that ne and his FacisC iolloN y.
ers We're wiling TO lie, the country decide
whether rney nav. me conf I4nca OF tae
majority, or We're trying to tdie - d sort
OF uourpatiJn, as the opposition has
charged.
Paris, Dee. 22nd Freezing cold kept
Paris Communists orderly on Sunday
and ten thousand marched ald 5adg the
InterndtIonaie Witnput tn4 slightest DIS
turbance. Inc cold also prevented lur-
Their demonstrations.
London, Dec. z244.- Baron Hayashi,
, 1924-12-29

gress, and this the source Of the well-be-
ing Of Nations;
that the maintenance of the idea of
peace is indispensable to the order and
tranquility of the PEOPLES;
that farmer are among those who are
most chiefly interested in the suppress
sion OF the dangers as we'll as Of the nor
rors and disasters OF war;
considering that the International In
stitUte Of Agriculture was founded, ac-
C0rdlng to the generous sentiment OF HIS
Majesty Victor Emmanuel III, King Of
Italy, in order that it mi sht become a
means Of promoting solidarity among all
farmers and thereby a powerful instru-
ment OF peace,
resolves:
% to request the adherjbg s ates to
establish among AgricuI nrai AssOcla-
tons and Societies an active propaganda
for the encouragement among farmers OF
the idea of Agricultural progress, which
is indissOIubly connected with peaceful
development in international relations;
~ to instruct the Permanent Com
mittee to enter into communication with
the Governments in order, in agreement
with them, to discover the best practical
methods for influencing public Opl1lnn
throughout the world, basing this prona-
ganda on the necessity for the order,
tranquility and peace Of the agricultural
population in each country.
The General Assembly wishes empha-
ticaliy to testify to The keen desire Of The
representatives oil world agriculture, Of
whom the Institutes in the international
sphere the chief representative organ, TO
see the agricultural classes in all coun-
tries take an active part in a pacific
movement calculated TO enhance the we'll
being and happiness of mankind, and to
the pleasure with which they Would wei.
com such action
The General Assembly of the Institute
considered tina it could best express its
sentiments by adOp ing as It's own The
generous resolution proposed by the
French Delegation.
In communicating this resolution by
the present letter | would ask you to be
so good as to take steps to bring its par
port to the notice Of the agricultural
classes in your country p-nlIag such ac-
ton as the Permanent Committee may
adopt with a view TO giving it successful
effect.
am. Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
PRESIDENT.
ITO be c|0Rtjnued.j
, 1924-12-29
oROCEEDING S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
For ST. CROIX

IN Monday, December %. 1924 at
- one O'Clock D. m. the Colonial Coun-
ell of st. Crojx held its 3rd Ordin-
airy Meeting for the elective period 1924
1925, in the Council Hall in Christian
sted.
Present: The Chairman (Robt. L.
Merwiny, d. G. Canegata, HoIger lessen,
W.. S. A%bramson, ID. H. Jackson, Thos.
Ramsay, HaIvOr Berg. f. Coulter, +. w.
Skeoch, M. NJ. Skeoch, JnO. l.. Curry,
VIM. Clarke, F. Andersen, Jos. Alexan-
der, w. H. Fleming and d. S. Arm
strong,
Member BIackwood absent from the
island.
Govern ent Secretary tZane) and
Despatching Secretary lHines) attended
The meeting.
The following prayers were offered by
the Chaplain, Rev. Father H. Pigott:
Most gracious God we beaaech Thee
as for the people of this Island in gen
eral; so especially for their reDre5ad-} n
tives in the Council assembled that
Thou WOulde7J be pleased u dira"r
and prosper all their consultations to
the glory and welfare OF Thy prJpil;
that all things may BE- so ordered and
settled by their e~ndeaVOrS upon the
best and surest foundations, that peace
and happiness, truth and justice. reli-
gjOn and plety may be established
among us for all generations.
This we humbly 2sk through Jesus
Christ our Lord. Amen,
The following communications rece W
ed since the last meeting were read.
l.. Letter from His EXcelIency Gov
ernOr Philip Williams TO the Chairman of
the Colonial Council of November 10,
1924, forwarding letter from Department
of State, Washington, dated October q,
1924, together with copy of resolution
proposed by the French Government AID
adopted by The General Assembly of the
International Institute Of Agriculture in
May last reading:
Rome, July 23rd, 1924
Sir.
The seventh meeting of the
General Assembly OF the international
Institute of Agriculture took place as
you are aware on May rs last, when on
the motion of the French Government
the following resolution was passed
unanimously:
The General Assembly
being Of opinion that farmers in all
countries represent one of the ele-
ments that make for peace as between
peoples; that order tranquility and con-
lin daily work are the essential
factor in AGRICULTURAL prosperity and nr0-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01
''VVALTER JOHNS on
TESTIMONIAL DANCE
Tomorrow NiRht

Tomorrow Night
NEW WILLARD HOTEL
Coed Music
Dancing from 20 I q. m.
TICKETS, $1.1O
On Sale az willard Hotel. Arlington
Hotel, Kahn's, 9SS r St.; Spalding's
1855 @ st.
Everybody Come and Have Good Time.
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sIn EUsrybodys confidsneo
THE GATE-POST
:Bv Harold PhiHips

cal surrender. Audiences don't
do this, really, but the tradition
in the wings continues to hope
that it will.
1t is a great delight, therefore,
to see an individual of such I'M
common distinction as Bobby
Higgins playing the zany in a
new way. He has a trick walk,
q nasal, hating drawl in deliv-
cry and a complete indifference
as to whether any one is listen
ing or not. His stuff registers
doublv because of the effect of
retard he lends to it. In five.
years / have seen only one other
comedian whose uniqueness was
80 impressive. He was the elder
ly Harry Kelley, last noted here
in "The Springtime Of Youth"
at the Garrick that was. Hig-
gins and Kelley ere, Of course,
extremely opposite types. They
resemble each other only in that
after seeing them you remember
you have never seen anyone
s,Y,;k. HE &hnv,n
/ have seen "Wildflower"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01
Vol ANDA' BRINGS MORE
PRESTIGE TO VIGNOLA !

Robert g. Vignola has cause to-
Be gratified Ia the high praise
Uncovered upon him as result 81
his artistic direction 81, Marion
Davies In her newest screen tri-
tlI1Uh. Yolanda. which Ii being
shown ct the Rialto this week.
Newspaper critics and the public.
who have witnessed the result Of
his genius In portraying the life,
customs and emotions Of the his
toric characters Of the medieval
era. are q unit III praise.
Vignola has to his credit several
previous Cosmopolitan successes,
all Of which disclosed high art
tstry. His subtle handling Of In
innate scenes and complete knowl.
edge Of actuating influences have
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01
$4,000 Appendicitis
Operations By | Doctor
German Doctor Retires After 50 Years
Work-AdleriIka Guards Against
Appendicitis.

DR.. Joseph Rotter, q noted Ger.
man specialist, has retired after
performing $4,000 operations for
appendicitis. according to newspaper
reports.
A TreacherOus Disease.
Appendicitis attacks at any mo.
nent even persons seemingly in
good health. Usually, however, 1t
r. preceded by stomach or bowel
trouble. When there ID an uneasy
feeling In the abdomen, appendicitis
can be guarded against in the same
way in which one guards against
the spread of throat infection--be.
cause appendicitis is an injection
in the intestines spreading to the
appendix. II. case Of sore throat.
further trouble H1ey often be Ere'
vented by using an antiseptic wash
or gargle TO fight the germs and
from the body. Just 30, one can
fight the Intestinal germs and
guard against appendic itis-but In
stead OF an antiseptic for tho
throat, an INTESTINAL antigeptic
is needed.
Intestinal Antiseptlc.
There is now offered to the pub
lie liquid preparation having the
DOUBLE action of an intestinal
ontiseptic and a complete system
cleanser. This preparation, known
az Adleril1a, acts as follows:
1t tends to eliminate or destroy
harmful germs and colon bacili In
the intestinal canal, thus guarding
against appendicitis and other dis
eases having their start here.
It cleans out BOTH upper and
lower bowel and removes foul mat.
ter which poisoned the system for
months. It brings out all gases,
thus Immediately relieving pressure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01

Mr.. Gambler, who controls the
vast coca cola deposits down
South, was credited in circles
where the better grade Of oolong
is served, to have owned q large
slice Of the purple Cow" which
so thoroughly ptomained local
palates some weeks back.
The Angelic Asa could do far
better by his pocketbook and the
worlds entertainment If he
would, for instance, divert part
Of his excess profits, less to
creating new things than to de-
veloping some Of the talent we
already have.
It would be actually philan-
thropic, it would, If some capi-
talist who must play the angel,
yanked . man like Bobby Hig-
gins out Of the backgrounds he
now frequents and starred him
in his own revue.
Higgins, in my opinions is as
completely funny as Ed Wynn,
Fred Allen, Frank Tinney or
Herbert williams. His humor is
studied, applied and, SO far a.
novelty Of application goes, he
excels the quartet I have COM
pared him to.
We have q great school Of
humor on the American stage
whose curriculum dictates that
grotesque makeup and ''who-
was-the-lady-I -seen-you-with-yes-
terday" style Of quippery is the
last word in ccmedic art. Let
an extravagantly bearded droll
in ill-fitting clothes walk on the
stage and tradition fibs that
audiences start cycling the aisles
for soft places to land in hyyteri.
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disclosed the hand Of = master.
Large crowds ana scenes 0f -iot
and battle Ore also within. his
scope and are deity manipulated.
Among Mr.. VignOla's earlier
productions for Cosmopolitan have
been EnchantnleHlt,' sseauty'a
Worth. < ,The Young DIANA, = On
which he colIabOrated with Albert
CappelIanf; When KnighthOOd
Was in Flower" and Adam and
Eva" In all Of these productions,
which merited great approval,
Marion Davies was starred ana
consistently earned communication
tor increasing artistic effective.
ness IN widely divergent roles.
Tonight Is diplomats night At
the Rialto. The general public,
will, Of course, be admitted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01
COIN GS-ON
At The Theaters

BELASCO Godfrey Tearle in the
London play, THE Fake
POLLS Edith Day in wild
flower. !"
NATIONAL, The film, ''Ten
Commandments"
KEITH'S Belle Baker and others.
STRAND Venetian MasQuerad-
ers, others and films. rs
GAYETY-"Silk stocking Revue."
MUTUAL" Round the Town"
RIALTO Marion Davies IN 70
landa."
TIVOLI Fools In the Dark"
song trio. short features.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01

on the heart. It is astonishing the
great amount OF poisonous matter
Adlerika draws from the intestinal
canal--matter you never thought
was In your system. Try It righv
after a natural movement and no.
tice how much MORH foul matter
| 1t brings out which was poisoning
you. In slight disorders, such as
occasional constipation, sour gtom.
ach. gas on the stomach or sick
headache. one spoonful Adlerilxa
ALWAYS brings relief. A longer
treatment, however, IL necessary
In cases Of obstinate consultation
and long standing stomach trouble.
preferably under direction OF your
physician.
Reports from Physicians.
II have found nothing in my 50
years practice to excel Adlerika,' =
Signed DIR. James Weaver.
" congratulate you on the good
effect from AdleriIIa since I pre-.
scribed It." (SigneO DR.. L. Langiols.
| Il use Adlerika in all bowel
cases. Some require only one
dose" (Signed) DR.. #. M. p. Name
withheld by request).
"Adlerilta Is the best IN my en-.
tire 81 years experience" (SigneaI
DR.. @. Eggers.
Cannot describe awful IMPUR.
titles eliminated from my system
Cby Adlerilrat. Feel better than
for 20 years. (Signed) J. ID. Puclrett.
Adlertlka Is q big surprise 70
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines, BE-.
cause OF its quick. pleasant and
COMPLETE action. II 10 sold by
leading druggists everywhere.
Sold in washington by Peoples
Drug Stores and other leading
DRUGGISTS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01

METROPOLITAN Potash and
Perlmutter in Hollywood"
PALACE Bebs Daniels in ''Sin-
ners in Heaven."
COLUMBIA-second week, ''The
Covered Wagon"
AAIBASSADOR-Al ice Terry in
The Arab.
CENTRAL wine OF Youth"
SAVOY-"Broken Barriers"
AVENUE GRAND Broken Bar
riers.''
APOLLO Jackie COOgan in Lat
tie Robinson Crusoe."
YORK Forgive and Forget"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-01

"The best nus1eal play ] have ever
laid eyes, upon. TINES.
THOSE who find delight D. Really
fine musical show win not mIns wild
kloyveF."--ETAR.
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twice this week and Mr.. Hig-
gins vas no light Iure u the Sc
ond visit.
I hope he prOspers and goes
far and doesn't write me 4 note
Of thanks.
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GOSSIP.

Too handsome, almost, to b.
human, Paul Richter. German
star, who Is shortly 70 Be seen
Ia this country ia tho film.
"Siegfried," is counted upon by
his producers to permanently
flatten the Valentine Meighan-
de Roche-Novarro vogue.
al JoIson's next win be aBig
Boy now in process Of con-
struction by Harold Atteridge
at Atlantic City.