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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31
LOS CABALLEROS DE COLON
INICIARON SU CAMPANA
DE SOCIOS

Desde el lunes de esta semana, dis
tintas comisiones de Caballeros de
Colon estan recorriendo la ciudad de
San Juan, Puerta de TERRA San
turcc. solicitando socios para el Club
Colombino. Segun la information
que nos suministran de las oficinas
del Consejo de San Juan, la cam
paha iniciada ha empezado con re-
sultados sumamente satisfactorios,
teniendo va en- su poder las referi-
das comisiones una gran cantidad de
solicitudes.
Las comisiones seguiran trabajan-
do toda esta semana Y rendiran su
informe n la Directiva del Club el
pr6ximo lunes en- la session que di-
cho ORGANISING celebrara por la no
che.
Hemos dido hablar con los eloeios
CONSEQUENCES, de las muchas venta-
jas que sc derivan de los atractivos
que tiene el edificio de los Caballeros
de Colon que todos los socios pueden
utilizar por una cantidad relativa-
mente insignificante Pagada mensual,
trimestral, semestral anualmente.
Aun cuando las solicitudes para Ia
admission de socios en- el Club tiene
que ser objeto de un tramite regla-
mentario, no obtante, los que han
suscrito sus solicitudes estan concu-
rriendo n los diversos actos que sc
celebran en- el edificio de los Caba-
lleros de Colon, Y con preferential ell
tanoue de natacion sc We constan-
temente lleno de personals Y jovenes
que sienten un gran placer en- ba-
harse en- este sitio tan agradable.
FL tanque de nataci6n es de gran
des dimensiones, como. no hay otro
en- Puerto Rico, con cabida para unas
Glen personals que pueden con toda
comodidad banarse al mismo tempo
sin ser molestadas unas a otras.
Auguramos a los Caballeros de
Colon un hermoso triunfo en- la or
ganizaci6n del Club Colombino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31
INSTANTANEAS De GENIE NOTABLE
Con 0hnnGey Depew, eI hompre que nanej6
e primer tren del SigIO veinte
(Especiales para Ell MUNDO)

"Es viendo el lado humoristico de
las cosas 10 que me ha permitido Vi
vir tantO," nos ha dicho Chauncey
Depew, andando a grndes pasos de
un lado a otro del salon. "En el no
nagesimo aiio de mi vida, sientO el
mismo placer la misma algeria dc
vivir, Y soy hoy tan joven, desde un
punto de vista, como los veinti-
nueve Soy un gran optimista, des-
dc un punto de vista reheXivo, por-
que todavia veo, siento y espero las
cosas buenas de Ia vida"
Chauncey Depew, acercandOse a su
nonagesimo cumpleanos, pronuncia
con sinceridad estas paiabras: Estaba
en- Ia oficina, frente Il su escrito,
adonde comparece en- cumplimiento
de su deber la hora fijada, con Ia
regularidad de los otros diez mil
empleados de la "New York Central
Lines" En- la puerta estaban ms
critas las palabras "Presidente de Ia
Junta Directiva". Dentro, Ed, su
secrctario, recibe a todos, Chaun-
I cey Depew da la bienvenida con Ia
proverbial gracia de los diplomaticos
mundales. Sacando el pahuelO con
un gesto lento majestuoso, CONT
nu6:
No veo por que armar tanta bu-
la porque cumplo hoy ano. ESQ es
ya una vieja historic para mi. Fig1-
rese usted mi sorpresa en- mi ante
rior cumpleaHos, al recibir un tele-
grama del Presidente de los Estados
Unidos, un POGO mas tardc duran
te el dia cablegramas del Rey dc In
gIatcrra V del Presidente Millerand,
de Francia, asi de todas parties
del mundo."
-: Todavia hacienda eSos discur-
sos que irradian buen humor, ver-
dadera filosofia ?-me aventure pre-
guntar.
"EXacto, espero seguir asi 81 las
invitacioneS continuan, aun como el
decino cuarto invitado que vicne a
romper Ia superstition de un funesto
n6mero trece.
"c No es realmente interesante es-
tudar la psicologia del pueblo anne
ricano?" ?"-continuo Henry Ford Sc
conduce habla como un candidate
Ia Presidencia sin haberse dcs-
prendido de NADIA, Mr.. Rockefeller,
habiendo regalado varios millones en-
beneficencias publicas, no puede ser
electo nj alguacil. ESQ es humor po-
litico!"
Dotado de una gran vision e inte-
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GARAGES DE ALQUILER:- Sc ofre-
cen seis gsrajes en- la parada 7la fren-
te a Ia Estaci6n inalimbrica. Para in
formes diriiase \ \. C. villarini Cristo
{, San Juan. Box 971 Tel. 1899 rojo
Santurce. 2-22
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Solamente hay un brujo en- maqui-
mas de escribir en- Puerto Rico, rom
pc mauuinas hay muchos, estos son
los que han regado la bola de mi
muerte. Tele. 355 San Jose 81.
Advt.
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Pildoras del DR.. Lovett

medades de la piel. Siendo esto
Isl, como realmente 10 es, no debe
usted permitir que nadie trate de
venderle otra medicina en- vez de
cstas pildoras. otra mcdicina en-
que haya mas ganancia para el
vendedor. por tratarse de I'm articu-
10 sin meri,o invendible.
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Sc VENDE 0 Sc ALOuILA

Casa de concrete. de dos pi-
SOS, propia para factoria, escue-
la O aIquiIer, situada cerca del
Rulevar Ge Munoz Rivera. DI-
riiase al Box %, San Juan, p. 4.
DoY 81 500 en- hipoteca sobre casa en-
san Juan santurce. Diriiirse a Pro-
pietario Box 730. San Juan. 2-5
WAITED "A few high grade men
w!;h selesnanship ability, preferably
ex-oficers of the Army, Navy and
Marine Corps. Excellent opportunity
Address Box 7O5. san Juan, Porto Ri
co or apply in person to the Associa-
ton of Army & Navy Stores. INC, Ell
MuNDo Building, Third floor. 2-5
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31
ANUNCI0S CLASIFICADOS

vENTA DE FLORES NArURAI4Ez
IN IN calls 'Hoars'', step II, santurcs
Lame al tslefOns 67s aEul, Eanturce,
: ssran servidos Embellishments. p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

cue deaen tonarse hasta que no
Qnedeu -aStr0s dc cs;os m&ies.
Los testimonies aqui publicados
textualmen;c SON prueha irrecusablc
de que ias pILDORAS DEL DIP.
lOVETT son Observation-Disclosures
te el mcjor puriicador de IA sangrc.
el Inejor csrcc.hco para !@s cnicr-
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Ia GRECA. ell meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetudn 21.- AdVt

Sc DESEA vender casa No. 50 de
Ia calle Rafael Cordero, en- esta ciu-
dad Sc aceptaria solar on Santurce,
como pago parte de sn importe. Pro-
poaiciones Sc admitiran hasta el 90 de
febrero. Dirijase Z E., Rafael Cor
dero No. 50. San Juan. 2-22
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

Nir tanto."
lirencia politica, orador complete de
gran persuasion V magnetismO. Que
ha descmpcnado un papel impOrtan-
tiSimo On todas las campanas presi-
denciales durantc los liltim0s scsenta
y siete amos, amigo personal de to-
dos los Presidentes dcsde Abraham
Lincoln hasta Warren Harding,
Chauncey Depew Ia recorrido Ia os-
Gala de los ascensos politicos desde
delegado la Camara, y Secrctarlo
de Estado del Estado dc New York,
hasta el Scnado de los Estados Uni
dos.
En- todas las ocasiones. una nueva
historic recae sobrc Peekshill. el pue-
blccito a la orilla del Hudson dondc
naci6 Chauncey Depew. 81 Sc toma-
ra el censo de Ia gente de Peekshill
que Chauncey Depew menciona en-
sus cuentos, tendria aquel una po-
blacion que rivalizaria con la de
Nueva York.
listed sabe que yo mancje el
primer tren del siglo, Y que liable en-
la Inauguration de mi propia esta-
tua. Esto indica alguna prisa en- mi
corta vida ]"
Joe MITCHELL CHAPPLE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

GANGA.- En Ia Ave. Pershing No.
10. un piso alto que tiene habita-
clones que CANADA antes SIS, Sc al
qma ahora en- ss5. Para informes te-
l6fono 266 azul. San Juan, P. R. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

VENDo FINCA 46 cuerdas de maloji-
llo, aqua abundante, colinda con Baya-
mon v In carretera de Comerio. tienA
parte Urbana. Informes 700 rojo, san
turce. Finca 100 cuerdas entire Quay
nabo y Rio Piedras Ia atraviesa la ca
rretera del acueducto propia pa-a ca
iia, pima malojillo. Informes 700 TO
10. Santurce. 2-25
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81 VENDE una casa situada Aveaida
Ponce de Leon V Parada 26 ! 2 Re
cicntemente congtruida dc concrete, es-
ito moderno, todas conveniencias. De
dos pisos. cinco habitaciones, sala. bi-
blioseca; comedor; cocina; cuarto de
ba1o cada piso, y lavadcro. Cuarto y
bado dc servicio aparte Instalaciones
el6cricas de gas. Garage para ? ca
rros. Jard.n precioso. Solar 700 me
tros Para mas detalles escriba Apar-
tado 10 sonturee 2-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

Sc VENDE por tener que ausentarse
su dueno Sc vende pOr Ia mitad de su
precio el meior cafe Resta,rant de Puer
ia de Tierra, San Asustin "a. frente al
teatro caribe. No Sc pasa casa. Tam
bi6n Sc vende barata una GAIA Regis
tradora Nacional. 2-S
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NE E5EsITAEoS ioveres inteigentes
par ayudantcs dc agente productor.
Edad de % S5 amos. Deben saber in
glcs Nocesitamos deshiladoras exper-
tas. Eecesitaros senoras o senoritas
con bastante practica en- Ia inspection
dc blusas Y trajes. Necesitamos un
sefora que este practica en- el name
10 de maquinas Singer electricas Di-
rijase a MORRIS E. STORY, ISA-
BEL II No 5. Marina, San Juan, P. K.
2-l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

Sc vENDE nm solar de IL liz metros
de frente por 80 IL metros de fondO
situado en- la calle McLeary. Sn precio
es dc S5.25 el metro. Para informss
lame II telefono 46s San Juan. 2-26
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SE ALQU1I.AN varias bsbitaciones en-
Is c&lle del Cristo No. Ia. InformlaD
en- Ia Joyeria Bouret. r.
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Eczema, Erupciones. Herpes. Cra-
nos. Erisipelas y Ulceraciones.

EStas afecc;ones sc deben al em-
pobrecimiento dc Ia sangre, y para
curarlaS no hay remedio alguno
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-31

Sc ALQuILA: Chalet concrete re-
cieltemente corstruido, situado cerca
Hish School y trolley, sitio centrico y
saludable. Cinco dormitorios, sala. CO.
mcdor, cocina, doble servicio santa
rio. garage Solicite lave casa del
fronte calle Canals No IL, parada 20
lame tel6fono 114s Santurce. donde
informaran. 2-2
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Si.50O.-Se desean tomar en primera
hipoteca al por ciento por cuatro o
cinco amos. Sc da en- garantia casa de
concrete de dos plantas. con solar de
542 metros cuadrados en- Ia Avenida
San Jorge, Santurce. Dirijase a F.
Fano, Apartado 5IS. San Juan 2-5
Ell ALQUILER o VENTA Sc ofrece
CT el Coad9do. cerca dc Ia nueva pla-
za hermosa residencia de concrete ra-
dic5da en- solar de mil metros con ga
rae. jard;n arboieda. Vendense los
.nuebles auto Buick. Informaran:
P. o Box 1912, San Juan. 2-6
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Sc ALQUILAN casas en- Hato Rey
Moderno parada 81 1I2, $500 Y
$4,000. Son hermosas Y ventiladas. In
formaran ALI. en- "colmado Espana. p.
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Sc ALQUILA: por treinta ($3O) los
altos de una casa Ell Miramar, Ave
Las Palmas. Tiene tres dormitorios y
aqua abundante. Informaran Tel. "a
roio, Santurce. %
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En- New York

Lucia G. de Riera; particips a sus
amistades kaber trasladado su residen-
cia al No. $50 w. 1O7th st. cerca de
Broadway. Tel. 443o Academy. Con-
for+ables habitaciones, precios modicos
y trato esmerado. Referercias: Juan
D. stubbe. DR.. Jose s. Belaval, Advt,
DE ALQUILER-
En- Ia parada ne frente a n estacion
inalimbrica Sc ofrecon tres Apartment
tos c6modos ventilados. casa recien-
;emente constrmda precios m6dicos.
Para informes dirijase a. C. Villari-
nj. Cristo Tel 1899 roio santurce
Box 9l7 San Juan Sc alquila un local
propio para almac6n on el s6tano de IA
misma casa. 2-22
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TENGo DINERo para colocarlO en- hi
poteca Sin Intervention de corredores
Diriase a P. o. Box s26, santurce, P. X.
o Gale San Mateo entire el 4y6. 2-25
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81 ALQuILA en- San Sebastian Al
III departamento cOntcniendo sala, 2
hahitaciones, comedor. cocina. baho y
seEgicio s2nitario. rs completamente
indep pendiente. Inf0rmara Antonio Fer
nande2, carretera 81, Puerta dc Tie
RIA. 2-22
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que Sc presto tan acknowledgements
como las
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Sc vENDEN dos casas en- uno de
los mejores sitios de Catano ca
lie alcantarillada, rentando actual
melte $500 mensuales, pueden
rensar S72.O0 ahora mismo. Para
facilitar negocio Sc dan eli $4,000.
Para informes, calle de Las Flores No.
96 yea las casas en- Gale Caparras
No 80 Cataiio 2-5
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Keith 's-Blanche Ring and
Blossom Seeley,

Twin stars will again adern the
bill at &. r. Keith's next week.
After two years in musical comedy
Blanche Ring returns with Charles
Winninger. who is making his Vaude-
vile debut, in a song comedy, In
studio" Sharing top honors will be
Blossom Seeley. queen of jazz" glo-
rifying syncopa tion, with Bennie
Fields and a supporting company.
Beatrice HerfoEd, always popular
in Washington, will offer her own
original monologue; FRITZ Ridge
way, heroine of innumerable photo
plays, will offer a burlesque of mo-
tion pictures, "A Wife's Honor" by
Frank Condor. With a supporting
company. she will bring special
musical score written by Bakaleini-
koff, who conducts the orchestra
Will Mahoney will demonstrate his
ability to deliver smiles, chuckles
and laughs. a beautifully staged
miniature revue is promised by Ted
Lorraine and Jack Minto, with Mile.
Marie Andre, premier ballet dancer,
and with special music by Fragson,
Partisan composer. The Keller Sis
ters and Frank Lynoh will form a
harmonious trio in Spirit Of Youth"
and Will Morris will offer Just
Wheels" a comedy with a cyclist and
q, pantomimist of genuine humoR
The house features will complete
the bill.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Cosmos-"1he Hong Kong
Follies.

To keep abreast of the times in the
matter OF big and unusual novelties IN
der its now Keith vaudeville booking
system, the Cosmos Theater. for next
week, announces THE Hong Kong Fol
lies" There are no scandals in it. but
Vanities galore, for it will present six
people in an deliberately staged and cos
TUNED musical revue in which every
thing is oriental but the music, and that
means that native Chinese will be the
artists, with all the oriental splendor
of the far east for a background. There
will be songs that please. and the quaint
est of dances to delight, as well as
much more.
The Farrell Taylor Trio will bring
s-The African Duke" a biackface fun
feast, with Edyth Beryl Swyann, a
woman trombopist; Willard, the man
who grows while you wait, viii be an
other novelty, for he does the Trick be-
iora YOUR eyes; Jack and Bessit Gibson
will come in a wheelological cpnsy1y,
with which Einstein's idea of relativity
has no concern; Clark and Crosby will
get down to earth with character
sketch in which a stage wop makes
much laughter, and Bob Calvert and
Anthony Shsyne promise new songs
that every body will want to sing within
a week.
Flaming Barriers a George MelfoEd
production featuring Jacqueline Logan.
Antonio Moreno and Walter HERS in a
story whose biggest thrill comes IN .
xorest fre. will be the photopaax. while
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Ibsen at the Arts Club.

The dramatic committee of the Arts
Club of Washington, Maud Howell
Smith, chairman, presented an eve
ming with Ihsen at the clubhouse
last night before an audience that
completely filled the rooms. to VIII
ness the final acts of the two plays
'1The Dolls House" and The Lacy
From the Sea-" the former directed
by Marie Moore Forrest and the lat
ter by Theodore Hardy.
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews, who mas
made a number of Ibsen translations,
gave the synopsis Of both plays prior
to their presentation.
THE Dolls House" was given with
Marie Moore Forrest as Mrs. Linden.
and Caroline Mckinley as Nora. and
with Charles J. Ferris, Conrad Young
and J. Martin Scranage In the cast.
Miss Mckinley. the guest player of
the evening, was particularly delight
full as Nora, playing the part with
subtlety, delicacy and with remark
able expression and feeling. Mrs. For
rest gave a sincere bit and J. Martin
Scranage also was good as DR.. Rank.
Maud Howell Smith gave a vivid
Interpretation of ElIida Wrangle, and
established the whole mood OF THE
Lady From the Sea in which she
was We'll supported by Virginia
Hardy as Boletta and by Anna Here
ford as Hilda, the two daughters of
III w dHSt'' fieN eu " ''''i 'io'
man. Theodore Hardy appeared As
Arnholm, "A schoolmaster: II. h. Bush
Brown as Ballcsttd, an artist: David
lee Alexander as Lyngstrand, and
Joseph Atchinson as stranger.
In both plays tire atmosphere was
admirably sustained throughout, and
both were well directed.
Mrs. Smith. announced that n number r
of plays had been received for the
Arts club play contest. and that the
three winning plays will be produced
in May, at the Arts Club.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Rialto-"The Great White
Way."

THE Great White Way" n motion
picture woven in and around life on
Broadway, will be shown at Moore's
Rfalto Theater next week, beginning
Sunday. 1t is a screen version of II.
Z. Witwer's story, Cain and Mabel"
The cast includes Anita Stewart as
Mabel Vandergrift, the dancing star
and toast OF Broadway; Oscar Shaw,
r. Roy Barnes. Tom Lewis, Dore Da-
wilson, Harry Watson. Olin Howiand,
Hal Forde. Stanley Forde and Billy
Gould. Scores of Broadway. cefebri-
ties in sports. theatricals, arts, lit
erature and other lines of endeavor
are seen in the picture, together with
the entire Ziegfeld Follies chorus.
An added feature will be who's
Who In Washington" a novel motion
picture made exclusively for the
Rialto. TO be shown in conjunction
with a guessing contest.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
National-"The Great Lad,
Dedlock."

In Paul Kcsters play. The Great
Lady Dedlock,' which Margaret An
glin is To present at the National
Theater next Monday night, many OF
the familiar characters OF Dick ems
novel. Bleak House." on which the
play is founded, have been intro
duced.
The author SIS said to have made a
fast moving, intensely dramatic play
of plot and counterplot. Miss Anglin
plays tn" Great Lady Dsdlock, Il
woman who has conquered her world
and has gone into mood of bore
dom and icy suspense, and also the
French maid Hortense, whose relent-
less hate of Lady Dedlock makes her
GO about like an impcrfectly tanned
she wolf.
Olive oliver plays tho part of the
aristocratic spinster, Nelumnia Ded-
lock, and John Ivan, the repulsive
fulkinghorn. Other familiar char
acters of the novel are played by
Kenneth Thompson, Janet Cameron.
Elwyn Harvey. Al Roberts and Harry
Raxfoot, and Percy BayerStock, who
plays Inspector Bucket.
Miss Angin has directed and super
Intended every phase of this produc-
tiou.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Belasco-Mrs. Fiske, Hell
ena's Bows"

Mrs. FiSke will paint a new stage
portrait at the Shubert -Belasco The
aLter next week beginning Monday,
March 81, in new play. "Helena =
ECys," that Of Il woman who belongs
emphatically to today. Her problem.
which is the complication which
makes the comedy, is the problem OF
the woman Of today. 1t may be true,
as Xangwill says, that every two gen
erations are wide apart. the one from
the other. and fail to understand each
other. But, it is suggested, this is the
first period in which the children have
frankly expressed their challenge to
their parents, and openly expressed
their refusal TO respect the older
point of view?
Helena 5 Boys" is a dramatiZation
by Ida Lublcnski Ehrlich of n maya
zine story hy Mary Brecht Pulver.
Mrs. Fiske plays the role of Helena
Tilden, mother Of two sons. one a poet
and the other a rebellious young stu
dent. She wants to try to curb the
rebel or to understand the poetry of
her poet son. The story is said TO
furnish rare opportunity for comedy
situations.
Harrison Grey Fiske directed the
staging of the play, which is pro-
duced by Charles IL Wagner. Mrs.
Ffske is supported by cast which
includes William Courtleigh, Louie
Emery, Irene Purcell, Elaine Temple,
Reggie Sheffield, Gay Pendleton,
Ralph Shirley, Eunice Osborne. Carl
ton Rivers and John A. Willard,
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Gayety-'Dancins Around

Dancing Around" will be the at
traction at the Gayety next week. 1t
lis dancing show in six artistic and
beautiful scenes. Each of it's two big
acts ends with a whirlWind finish of
dancing act one bringing on the speedy
"Mirimba Girls" and the second act
ending with the "Ba ndana Glide" The
company. headed by Harry Bananas
Steppe, includes Vic casmore, late OF
Jack and Jill; Arthur Putnam. Tim
oConnor q Co, Elinor Wilson. Marie
Vernon. Rose Duffin. George Rose,
Alan walker. Anita White, Dot Hanly
Tot lIartly, Betty Myers, Ethel
Davenport and Ernie Kay, with a
chorus of beautiful girls.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Poll Sill Saw She Is

The Offering at Polls next week
will be Joseph NJ. Gates and James
Say She Is" with the four Marx
BrotherS heading the cast and Lotta
Miles. Florence Hedges, Marcelle Har-
die and a score Of others including
DAndrea and Walters, great classic
dancing team. in the company.
Mr.. Gates was responsible for Take
1t From Me" and Up in the Clouds"
and reports have il that in "rll Say
She Is he has outdone both in color
full environments. enhancing ensem-
bles. picturesque groupings. as we'll
as in his music score and lyrics, his
two former offerings.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
-".Icebound.' y

'Icebound.' the noted stage play
by Owen Davis, which won the Pulit-
ger prize in 1923, has been picturiZed
far Paramount by William DeMille and
Will be presented at Loew's Columbia
next week, beginning Sunday after
noon. Richard Dix, Lois Wilson and
Vera Reynolds have the chief roles,
and Helen Dubois, Edna May Oliver
Ethel Wales, John Ealy Murphy and
Frank Shannon also are in the east.
Clara Beranger prepared the scenario.
'Icebouud' is play that does not
refer to the Arctic. Its title reflects
the outlook on life OF "A fascinating
group of characters, lifted almost
bodily from cotemporary New Eng
land life including IA handsome young
fellow, Ben Jordon. whose flouting
the sectional moral code leads to an
accident that nearly brings him to
jail. Offered a fortune on condition
that she reform him. the young ward
of the ne'er-dU-well's aunt attempts
tn" 'oh oriv to fall head over heels
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Olympic.
Sunday and Monday, Priscilla De-

Sunday and Monday, Priscilla Dean,
in THE White Tiger and Al st. John,
in '::'Slow and Sure" Tuesday, Ho-
bart Bosworth, Cullen Landis, Eva
and Jane Novak, and Percy Marmont,
in The Man Life Passed BY" and
comedy. Wednesday, Tom Moore and
Ann Forrest, in Marriage Morals.
and comedy. Thursday, Miriam Coop
er and CASTOR Glass, in Charles h.
Friday, David Butler. Gladys Hulet.e
and Marc McDermott, i'm "Hoodman
Blind" and "The Gumps," comedy,
Uncle Bins Gift" Saturday, John
Gilbert and barbara La Mari in 'St.
Elmo" comedy and serial.
Evening star., 1924-03-26
Savoy.

Sunday, Mary Philbin. in The Age
of Desire and Spat Family. in The
Great Outdoors: Monday. Katherine
'netts "Ipbad, the Sailor; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Agnes -Ayres, in
Don't Call II Love" and Larry
Semon. In "Horseshoes"; Thursday, j.
Warren kerrigan, in The Man From
Brodney's." and Charles Chase, in
The Fraidy Cat: Friday, Lloyd
Hamilton, in His Darker Self and
Witwer's THE Telephone Girl; Sat
urday, Wesley Barry. in The Coun-
try Kid" and Our Gang" in stage
Fright: matinee attraction. Leather
stocking" first installment
Evening star., 1924-03-26
When a Man s a
Man"

when Mans q Man." the popular
novel by Harold Bell Wright, will be
presented in photoplay form at
I<oew's Palace Theater this week. be-
Fginning Sunday. The cast includes
John Bowers, Marguerite de la Motto,
Robert Frazer, June Marlowe. For
rest Robinson, George Hackathorne.
John Fox. jr.; Charles Males and
many others. Edward F.. Cline di-
rected.
1t tells the story OF a rich young
New Yorker whose manhood has been
undermined by a life of ease and
girl he loves declines to marry a
waster like himself. On an Arizona
ranch he begins the fight for his man
hood which brings happiness to cou-
pie he meets, involves him in dan
his life on the desert.