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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
EN- .SEXTA PLANA
ArtfcuLO del LcdO. LL0rens
Torres, cOntestdndO q "LG
DeDiOcracia".
Replica a Ia Carta abler-
Ia que me difige Ell S.
Roberto \. Todd en- Ia
ediCi0n del peri6diCO I'll
MundO'' de fe(ha de aver

Permftame antes que NADIA agrade-
Cerle intensamente la primera confe-
sion que hace ustcd en- la carta abier-
ia que me dirige con fecha de aver en-
el peri6dico Ell MTNDO ella es la
de que usted v a mi nos conocen en-
todo San Juan por dos arrancsdos, ia
capaces de interesarnos por 10 ajeno.
Gracias Dios que mi propio confirm
cante, con quien estoy contendiendo,
tinicamente desde ell puntO de vista adj
ministrativo, me recOnoce eSta c0ndi-
ci0n V sc manifesto cOmpletamente en-
pugna con sus amigos patrocinado-
res de "El TEMPO.
Antcs que NADIA debo advertirle que
mis- ataques a usted han sido Y son en-
provOc0 v ademas que los he hecho y
los sligo hacienda en- el terreno de las
cuestiones administrative Y que fue-
ia de 81 no me encontrara usted dis
puesto contender en- otra forma.
Su carta, a que hago referencia hoy,
contiene los siguientes puntos:
Primero Que la diferencia existen-
tc entire usted Y yo como jefes Gle eSta
administration consiste, Ell el corto
periodic de tempo no de dos amos sino
de I'm aho cinco meses que llevo al fren-
te de esta administration Ell que he
demostrado una incompetencia Y hara-
ganerfa tan marcada que a pesar de
ser e menos culpablC de los deSastreS
de la actual administration voy car
, gar, sin embargo, con toda la respon-
Sabilidad mientras los yerdaderoS cul-
pables andan por cstOs mundos ahGtoS Y
satisfechos, despu6s dc haber fabrica-
( do casas V vistado medic mundo.
! Segundo Que en- los catOrce aiios
que fuG I'd. Alcalde demostr0 una gran
! competencia. no fu6 haragan, hi dej6
haccr los cmpleados municipales ba-
jo sus 0rdencS l9 que Jesucristo con la
+; multiplication de los pcceS Y los panes.
| Tercero - Que las manifestations
insertas en- el informe official del In
vestigador de Cuentas Municipales, Sc
| Continua en- la pag. IL
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"NunCa en- las pasadas iGsGipCiones hablamOs
registrado tantas eandidaturas como en- eIpresen-
te ano," dice eI Secretario Executive, ST. SaIdana
"Hemos tenido que examiner
cerca de SO, 600 peticiones de
inscription de acuerdo con
la Ley, ogregd
'las pGtiCiOaes para TadlCar deblda-
nente eI parIIdo Constitutional Hlsto-
rico han ,idO detaIIddamCnte ObSefya-
Gas tra tandOse de evltar los fraudes"
dice finaImente

I7l actual periodic electoral ha dado
suficicnte continual comidilla los
que Sc Green con derechO Il hablar, V
ha creado una situaci6n verdaderamcn-
te laboriosa para la SWretarfa Ejecu-
tiva, cncargada de registrarlos Official
mente.
Por ser de gran importancia pasa-
mos a transcribir 10 que nos ha dicho
el senior Saldaia, Secretario Executive
de Puerto Rico:
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Los abOgadOS de don Rafael
San MILAN, en- eI case de Are
CibO, han interpuestO una de-
manda de apelaCi6n ante eI
Tribunal SupremO.-E case ha
de verse dufante el pr6xlmO
mes de NOviembre
En- CdsO de que q faNO del Tribunal
Supreme fuesU favorable al Sr. San
MILAN surgiia una question intere-
saHtiSima

Nuestros lectores, y muy especial
mente aquellos que siguen de cerca
las cuestiones polfticas en- nuestra
isla, estan muy bien enterados del
case de Arecibo, en- que habia dos
candidates la ACADIA, quienes So
metieron el case los tribunales de
justicia para que estos determinaran
quien era el legitimo candidate. De
un lado estaba ell senor Don Rafael
San MILAN, u de otro, Don Ricardo
Agrait, y ambos alegaban que ha-
bian sido legitimamente designados
por el ORGANISING central del Partido
Unionista para candidate a Alcalde
dc Arecibo, por la Alianza Puerto
(Contin1A en Ii pag1n1 q
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IN VIAJE FELIZ

"Aquf me ticnen nuevamente-nos di-
10 con Su habitual Sonrisa ell COronel-
despu6s de varias semanas de ausen-
cia en- los EStados Unidos do fuf
reponer mis- perdidas energIas, toman-
dome una temporadita de vacaciones" ;.
Y efectivamente, el coronel Lewis vie
l3e l.' 'salleno. nsils sandable y lleno de Vi
da. '.IIeInos tenido un yiaje felicfsi-
mo, ''-sigui0 diciendo. "El San Loren
20 nos ha trafdo sanos y salvos las
playas de Puerto Rico. sin que tuvitsc-
mos que sufrir la mOlestia el peli-
gro de vendavales, aIgo muy frecuente
(Continua en- la pagina p
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Ortiz ErzenO, noble
III Independiente'', !,
puertOrrlqueTIos a Ia
AntiIIa hernlana

"QuierO decirIe a los puertorriquehos
que los hOmbfes de I'll Independence
no COnOCen a los puertOrriquehos nj
a sus dignOs hijOs', dice eI ST. Consul
mi pals Sc sentiia muy OrgulIOso de
pOder COntar entire sus hdbitantes con
un buen nlmerO de famiIias de esta
bella isIa" agrega
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|nteresantes dedaraCOnes del Hon. gobenadOr 1Owner
IN redadOr de III MundO' aCera del gObernador
elective para Puerto RCg de aI pr6xinlo Vaje los
fstados Undos y de las segurldades que tIene e'
presidente Coolidge para a|Canzar eI triunfo
In cuantO a que eI GObernadOr tiene
81 pfODdsitO de embarCar prOrtO pa
ra q AOfte, eI desmiente enfatiCamen-
le esa nO6cia manifestandO que, aun-
que 10 hara despues, no ha heChO
weparatWOs para ausentarse ahOra
de Puerto Rico

Continuamente los periodicos de la
tarde han dado la opinion de que ell
Hon. Horace Mann Towner, Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico y preeminente po-
ntico norteamericano marchara al Nor
te en- viaje de recreo, para no volver
On case que resulte vencedor ell parti-
do democratic, que despues del republi-
cano es el unico que podria veneer en-
las elecciones que han de celebrarse
pr6ximamente ALA.
Alredor de todo este ell Gobernador
hizo aver a un Redactor de Ell NUN
DO las siguientes manifestaciones:
LAS CoNDICIoNEs PoLITICAS
EN- EE. UU
Los republicanos tienen una opor-
tnnidad de triunfo mayor que los demo
crataS. nos dijo. Y no menciono los
progresistas que acaudilla La Follete
Senador La Pollete. Entonces las con-
diciones para triunfar de un partido
porque estos no han de veneer. Ell Co
ronel Roosevelt inici6 en- ell 1912 un.
movtnnehtb progresista igVsal al del
Itevo eran mayores que ahora Sin
embargo ell coronel Roosevelt fracaso
en- su intento, aunque el era, en- COM
paraci6n, mucho mas popular que La
Follete. Por este creo que ese nuevo
movimiento ser& un fracaso. 81 ell Sc
nador La Toilette consigue llevar la
election de Frssidente a la Ca
sa de Representatives., la cleo
ci6n habra de ser decidida entire
repubhcanos democratas. La Toilette
no podra infuir para conseguir 10 que
81 desee en- la Casa de Representatives.
porque es impossible controlar ese alto
cuerpo en- las condolences hberales
presentes,
la reelection del Presidente Cool
idge eS Segura. Su popularidad es ver-
daderamente triunfadora. Actualmen-
to los repubhcanos tienen mayoria en-
Ell Congreso; en- la Camara de Repre-
sentantes y Ell Senado.
les INCIERTo QUE Yo ME vAYA
INDEFINIDANENTE PARA EsTA-
DOS UNIDos'', NOS DICE Ell
HON. GoBERNADoR
'Respecto 10 que ha dicho la
prensa diaria acerca de mi viaje Es-
tados Unidos, olga usted que es COM
pletamente incierto. Yo no pienso
marchar los Estados en- ell presente
No he hecho esos planes todavia. cui-
zas vaya en- viaje de recreo mas tarde
Las PRoBABILIDADES QUE TIE
NE Ell BILL DE PUERTO RICO
Puerto Rico tendra su goberna-
dor elective en- ell pr6ximo congresc
antes de MARIO 4, en- que termina ell
termino de trabajo del presente. Yc
Continua en- la Ga. pag.
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''Haremos CuantO sea neCesariO para que Sc c.
lebren en- Ia rla unas eIeCGOnes Ordenadas i'm
parciaIes, evitandO todO fraude e injEida'' djo
aver al poner pie en- TERRA, prOCedente de los
EStadOS OnIdOs, el COrOneI de Ia POICia, Mr.. Lewis
FL COrOneI no Ie ha COnCedidO entre-
Wstas a la Prensa' de New York,
nj ha diChO abSOIutamente NADIA sObre
eI "Agula Blanca 0 bandaS de ase-
SinOS en- Puerto Rico. Una ROveIa
hiStOriCa

Despues de pasar unas cuantas sema-
mas de vacaciones en- los Estados Uni
dos, lego aver nuestra isla, ell jefe
superior de la fuerza policiaca en- Puer-
to Rico, ell distinguido CorOnel Lewis.
POGO despu6s de su llegada uno de nues
tros redactores lie visit6 en- sus habita-
clones del Hotel Palace, obteniendo
de 6l sus impresiones de viaie Y los pla
ncs que tiene en- perspective,
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LA CORTE REANUDARA SUS
TRABAJOS

No ostante, tlas 1ltimas noticias
que Sc han reeibido, indican, que la
Corte Federal 'reanudara ofcialmente
sus trabajos, .el dia 3 del proximo
mes de noviembre.
Para el termino de noviembre hay
asignados importantes asuntos, que
seran resueltos por ell Juez Odlin.
que va para esa fecha estara de
vuelta en- Puerto Rico, despuas de
haber disfrutado de unas magnifi-
cas- vacaciones, por tierras del Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07
La COrte Federal reanudard sus
trabajOs eI dia 3 de NOviem-
bre, para tuya feCha va eI
Iuez OdIin eStard De yuelta en-
Ruestrd iSId.
la COrte no tfabajara eI dia 4 pOr
ser dia de eIeCGQnes. FL Gran JuradO ha
SidO COnyOCadO para eI Sci juez OdIin
esta atOra en-New Hampshire vsitan-
do a ,SBS famiIiares

Nuestros leetores saben q. desde
hace algunas ssemanas Sc encuentra
Ell los EE. Uu, ell Juez Odlin, de la
Corte Federaisj disfrutando de sus
vacaciones anuales. LIE ha sustituido,
er los casos especiales que no admi-
tian dilaci6n .el Juez Wolf, del
Tribunal Supreme.
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EN- RECESO

Los trabajos de la Corte empeza-
ran el dia tregslunes, pero inmedia-
t&mente Sc declarara en- receso, va
que ell otro dia, 4 de noviembre, han
de celebrarse yas elecciones, para
determinar cuates han de ser los
partidos, veacedores. Y decimos los
partidos, Va que en- estos tempo
.flescoalieienes saceos, et trhsnfo de
unos recaera sobre otros, por estar
unidos los efectos del triunfo.
Ell Pequeno y Gran Jurado seran
copvocados, para que esten presentes
en- la Corte Federal, el dfa cinco de
noviembre, microbes, fecha en- que
Continua en- la Ga. pag.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-07

Con motive de la reproduction que
mngo de un articulo sobre emigra-
ci6n de puertorriquefios, La Repdbh-
ca Dominicana, publicado en- Ell perio-
| dico 'El Independence de Santo
Domingo, Gle fecha 20 del ppdo. mes,
Y la contastaci6n que dtcho artfculo
da ell distinguido poeta puertorriquefio
I se1or Antonio Miraba1, nos dispenso
atenta vista el sefior Rafael Ortiz
Erzeno, Consul General de la Repd-
bhca hermana en- esta Isla, con resi-
dencia en- San Juan
Despues de un cambio general de
impresiones, con Ell distinguido amigo,
tratando diferentes t6picos de actuan-
dad relacionados con los dos paises,
de los conceptos emitidos por Ell:
-''Es verdaderamente lamentable,;'
nos dice ell Sr. Ortiz Erzeno, que es-
tos momentos, en- que precisamente Sc
est& negando a un mayor acercanlien-
to entire los dos pueblos hermanos, en-
tre Jos cuales hay tanta afnidad en-
costumbres, raza, idioma, religion, etc.
haya elementos que tai vdz por pasio-
nes politicas las que considero mas
terribles inexcrables. que Las del
amor, porque aquellas separan padres.
hijos, esposas y hermanos, est5n que
riendo obstaculizar con sus predicas,
ell ambiente favorable que alredor de
tan trascendental asunto Sc ha forma-
do tanto aqui como en- mi pals.
-"En ell "Heraldo de Puerto Ri
co.. del 27 del ppdo. mes, aparece un
articulo firmado por e1 senior Luis
Dalta, en- ell cual Sc pronuncia contra
la emigracion de esta Isla, Santo
Domingo, en- sus consideraciones
llego a expresar ell senior Dalta, aIgu-
nos conceptos errados y mortificantes
a la vez, sobre mi pals. - Pens6 reba~
tirle, pero me abstuve, porque entiendo
que al expresarse asi Ell senior Dalta,
es porque no conoce la evoluci6n que
Sc ha operado en- Santo Domingo, en-
un tempo relativamente corto, corti.
simo, ademas porque no considero
oportuno por ahora discusiones sobre
Ell particular.
Hoy viens lei Independence
de Santo Domingo, en- un articulo
offender nuestros hermanos los porto
rriqueflos, dignos acreedores por mas
de un concepto nuestra mayor esti-
macion y respeto.- - Y referente
este articulo ofensivo, quiero decirle
a los puertorriquefoS, 10 que en- Ell
mismo case del senior Dalta, los hon.
bres de "El Independence no CO.
nocen, Puerto Rico nj sus dignos
hijos. 4ademas ell citado peri6dico es
un 6rgano, politico de oposici6n al ac-
tual Gobierno, y como sabe que este,
tiene en- estudio una possible emigra-
cion de puertorriquehos, es muy posi-
BILE que su principal objetivo haya
sido atacar al Gobierno.
- Ademas, no hay que oividar que
en- muchos casos 10 que SO pubuca On
(Continua en- la pagina 81
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Ell. TRABAJO DE GER
EICNCION ia TERMINADO

"Hemos terminado In certificaci6H
de todas las candidaturas inscritas en-
este departamento. va ell senior Supe-
rintendente de elecciones tienc nuestros
informes al respecto Ahora estamos pre-
(Continua en- la pag. y
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SWIFT co.

participant a su cIienteia haber-
Sc trasIadado a la caIIe del Co
mercio No. I (Edificio ochoa),
SO. piso.
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Don Gumersindo Suarez y Garcia

Ha fauedo la ua de Som ura da 28 de Septmb de 1924
Habiendo rebdo los auxios espue bendin de Su Sandad
r. P.
Abca sobrno Don Ceso Suarez her
Abaa fanniares
socdd de L. Viarni
Sucesoe de Abaa la CorporacionA. NJ Somoza & Co.
a
a Caea ciudad, el microbes
ama.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Maud Cerad and! a Musical
COMEDY.

The Cosmos Theatcr next week Is
Offering another pair of hteidlincrS IN
a. comparison thot ougnI to produce
pleasant results Maud Gerad odd
name, isn't it, with "a quartet of dane
ing masculines, in II breezy offering
of song and dances, Will come with
Lew Seymour and "a quartet of attrac-
tive and talented femininity, who Will
present tabloid musical comedy.
also with an ODD name. Are You q
lawyer" that viii feature Jessie
Howard Gladys Fedley. Zena Beer
and Dorothy Sawyer, There seems a
similarity when you tell OF il. but
there isn't. for each is Very different
from the other and both are said to
be delightful entertainment.
Others will include Sophie and Ear-
vey Everett in Money, comedy
which giscs Il new use to Cold and
Dollar Bill: Lew kessler and Ruthie
Morgan, the latter concert violinist
as well as singer and dancer of
graceful talent, while the other hus
some voice and ukelele under COM
plete control; Larimer and Hudson in
one of the best of the vaudeville hi
cycle acts and Stone and Leona, a mu-
sical pair.
The photoplay will be ''The Destroy
ing Angel" with Leah Baird as its
star and Ford Sterling. John Bowers,
Noah Beery Mitchell Lewis and 9TH
ers in the cast. being 4 screen version
of the novel by Louis Joseph Vance.
the story of worn-out lawyers
melodramatic romance.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
The Hiehwayman.'

OF especial interest to playgoers is
the advent of Joseph Schildkraut in
the sprightly comedy. THE Highway
man." for a weeks engagement at the
Shubert- BelaScO Theater Monday
night. March IT,
Mr.. Schildkraut will be recalled by
local drama lovers for his splendid
performance of "Liliom" for the Thea :
ter Guild. likewise his peer Gynt."
.'The lest" Justice" 1.-The Scare
crow" 1.-The Yellow Jacket" and The
Prodigal Son. this latter produced by
Max Reinhardt in this country as
The Wanderer." Schildkraut is the
favorite discipline Of Reinhardt, who
lately directed "The Miracle"
In the company will be seen Elise
Bartlett. Jessie Royce Lands, niece of
Judge X. NJ. Lands; Grant Stewart.
actor-author: John Wesley. Corbett
Morr1s. PhiIIp Lord. n. r. Creagan.
Richard Earle, Hilda Graham and
Theodore Westman, jr.
The play, which was performed 800
nights in Vienna, reaches Washington
after a long run at the Playhouse,
Chicago, and is en- route to New York
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Tsar Fyodor."

"Tsar Fyodor Ivanovitch," the open
ing play in which Morris Gest will
Introduce the Moscow Art Theater at
Polls Theater the evening of March
stoy, whose only representative here
tofore on the American stage was
Ivan the Terrible" performed by
Richard Mansfield over two decades
ago.
For those who are not close stu
dents of Russian literature. 1t liz well
to identify the author of "Tsar Fyo-
dor. as the elder cousin of Count
I.yOf TolSt0y, a poet and dramatist
whose plays are more highly esteemed
by Russian critics than those of his
more versatile, provocative ard cele-
brated relative. Born in 1917 and
on a dramatic trilogy from Russian
history, The Death of Ivan the Ter
rible" Gs66>, "Tsar Fyodor Ivano-
witch" us75) and 'Tsar Boris" 0S7o.
Spanning three successive reigns.
from 1888 to 1904, this trilogy drama
tizes an epoch in Russian history
roughly parallel to the height of Tu-
dor power in England. The most hu-
man, pathetic and moving of these
three plays is "Tsar Fyodor." whose
action is set midway in that weak
but pious monarch's rule, l5S4-l59S.
Russia has been exhausted by the
bloody fanaticism of Ivan the Ter
rible, whose insane temper had done
to death his elder and abler son.
Fyodor, the.younger, succeeded to the
throne, only to find his realm torn
wide open by factional fights among
the Boyars, headed on the one hand
by his imperial chancellor, Boris Co
dunoff, and on the other by Prince
Ivan Petrovitch Shouisky, with prince
and princess. priest and peasant, as
mere pawns in the struggle. Striving
passionately to compose these feuds,
but powerless in his vacillation to
effect their course, he is one of the
most appealing figures in all his
torical drama.
Around this amazing character
study the dramatist has woven gor-
EeouS medieval tapestry of word and
action
Evening star., 1924-03-09

is promised at the Strand Theater
next week.
Others VII include Mary Walton
and Fred Brant. in laugh skit,
Hub Kurt and Edith Kuehn, in =
Panic omimicai1an' the King brothers.
athletes In GO niody cnp"rs, and others
to be announced later.
The phutoplay Will be Warner
Brothers production, starring Yves.
ley Barry, In ''The Country KID.
stippo ted by a clever cast of juve-
niles.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Henry Miller, The Change.
lings.

Henry Miller is to come to the Ma
tional Theater next week. beginning
Monday, March Il, with one of the
biggest organizations as regards
strength and reputation he has ever
gathered about him. in a new Ameri-
can comedy called "The Changelings."
In the company, of which Mr.. Miller
Is but a member. will be Blanche
Bates, Ruth Chatterton. Emma Dunn,
Reginald Mason. Godfrey Kerr. Fe
lix krembs and Walter Baldwin, jr.
The Changelings" is said to have
proved itself just as good and as
strong and as effective as has it's
company. The play was given by MIR.
Miller during his tour of the Pacific
coast last summer and its success was
out of the ordinary. The new COM
edy is American in scene. action and
character
Evening star., 1924-03-09
"Vanities.

"Vanities" is the attraction at the
Gayety next week. Scenically speak
inG, il is said to be novel ard mag
tiiiicent There are tweHty-ore stare
settings filled with color and beauty
and a vast array of costumes worn by
principals. There is also large
chcrus noted for youth. beauty ana
ability, The cast is headed by Joe
Marks. comedian, with Elsa Mae
as prina donna, and includes Harry
Seymour, Nita Bernard, Walter John-
son, Mae Leonard, Harry kilby. Hen,
derson and Weber, Danny White ana
RaStuS Wilson.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Moscow Theater Extolled.

WHEN scholar of the Intellectual
caliber of William Lyon Phelps,
the celebrated professor of Yale Uni
Tersity, writes AN open letter to the
newspapers of New Haven in which
he asserts that he wishes every per-
son could see the performance of the
MOSCOW Art Theater, will be regarded
as the most unusual tribute to the ar
tistry OF the company.
And yet. that liz just what recently
happened in New Haven. Prof.
Phelps. whose interest In literature.
and dramatic literature especially, Is
world famous, was so much impress
ed by the prospective engagement In
New Haven of the Moscow Art
Theater which he had seen and ad-
nired In New York last season, that
he personally penned testimonial
which was not only printed in the
local newspapers, but also in the
Vale News. The letter In part fol-
lows:
THE visit Of the Moscow Art Thea
ter to New Haven is one of the most
Evening star., 1924-03-09
I'll Saw She Is."

TIL Say She Is," a musical affair,
which will open at the Polls Theater
the week of Sunday, March 80. fea-
lures the Marx brothers, celebrated
comics. aided by some sixty farceurs
and girls. in what is described as
musical revue of charm and coloring
as well as massiveness. 1t is in two
acts, with twenty-five different scenes
a mid -westerner, whose brother Tom Is
responsible for the music score.
The story tells OF how a girl starts
out to get a thrill. OF course, she
lands In the office Of a theatrical
agency. and the play folk promise
that she will get one. They carry
her through all sorts of sensations,
hurry her hither and thither, trot
her around the globe and ultimately
bring her back to the land of the
free, where she eventually, through
the Thrill of Love-" finds that which
she has long sought for.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

her career in 1.-The Magic Ring" the
latest Henry w. Savage musical pro-
dnctton in which she is coming to the
National Theatcr the week beginning
March 80.
The newest Mitzian gayety is de-
! sears. and It's composer, the youthful
;farold tevey. az fantastic COM
.dx with music" The story begins
three thousand years ago In the
Evening star., 1924-03-09

important theatrical events in years
The fact that they are coming for
the four performances ie especially y
fortunate. This is the best company
In the world IL we may believe men
like William Archer. Granville Bar
ker and others who have spent their
lives in the theater. 1t is certainly
the best company l have ever seen:
their acting Ia revelation Their
team work is magnificent; they il
illuminate every play they produce by
sheer Intelligence and artistic COOP
GRAFTON. ! wish every person in New
Haven could see the performance.
Let me advise those who are not
Russians to read carefully the play
in advance, in an English transla-
tion. before going to the theater:
They will then be astonished to fnd
that Just a acknowledge of the plot 10
sufficient: the acting OF the indiyid.
uals on the stage. being so perfect
that 1t is not necessary to under
stand the meaning of the separate
words"
Evening star., 1924-03-09

Mitzi in the Omng.
Piquant, provocative Mitzi is said
20 haYt the most picturesQue role OF
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Cecilia Lotus.

Miss Cecilia tCissie) Lotus. one of
the noted artists of the International
stage, will headline the bill at Keith's
next week, commencing Monday.
March II, with her impressions of
stars of today and yesterday. Charles
Cherry, the eminent actor. Will be
featured in "The Bachelor" Walter
Kelly and Pearl Regay and company
also are billed
Evening star., 1924-03-09
1000 Miles for Interviews

CELDOM does "a motion picture in
terviewer travel 1000 miles to
meet the star she wants to write
about.
Marta Lindquist, Sweden's famous
motion picture critic. arrived in New
York recently for the express pur-
pose of interviewing Richard Bar
thelmess, Douglas Fairbanks, Mary
Chaplin and Norma Talmadge.
Evening star., 1924-03-09
Coming Attractions

to. open Easter Monday. 1t is the
work of La jos Bro. who wrote Moon
F'ower" now being performed by
Elsie Ferguson in New York. 1t was
adapted for this production to be seen
locally by Gladys Unger.
Evening star., 1924-03-09

ORIENT and ends in New York an
tique shop of the present day.
Mr.. Savage has surrounded his star
with cast of celebrities and with iu-
strumen talists. singers, dancers and
beauties OF unusual talent.