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The Washington times., 1924-11-08
A MYTHICAL MENACE

sacrifice her beautiful locks Of
hair to assume a very boyish bob
for ''Ponjola.' Miss Missions
sacrifice, great though, it may
have been, seems to be eclipsed
by an even greater sacrifice Of
personal appearance for artistic
realism that is disclosed by the
presentation in Washington to-
morrow of Captain Blood the
new Rafael SabatIni story which
opens "a weeks engagement at
Loew's Palace. For the sake of
realism in this picture, j, Warren
Kerrigan submitted to the ex-
cision OF the luxliriant hirsute
growth that has long been his
pride and joy, ard stepped forth
in the repellant, snaven pate o:
the convict. Here, dear reader,
we seem to have the ultimate in
screen realism.
Directors have no hesitancy in
asking stars or leading men to
grow whiskers or even beard,
for some particular production,
but Director David Smith, who
produced Captain Blood" for
Vitagraph, admits that he pom
dered nearly week before ask
ing Kerrigan to shave off his
hair, for Kerrigan's hair has come
to be something of a trademark,
like that of an orchestra con-
ductor or a famous violinist.
Nevertheless, Smith eventually
got around to it and when he had
convinced Kerrigan that a wig
would mot "get by" with the
camera the actor agreed to see
the barber
The Washington times., 1924-11-08
HEAD REALIZING
IT'S DREAMS

Two years ago, the Rams
Head Players launched an ex-
pertinent in Washington.
Led. by Robert Bell and James
Reynolds they took a room in
the home of the late Alexander
Graham Bell, built stage at
one end, filled the remaining
space with chairs. and opened the
doors of the Rams Head Play
house. The stage was only
fifteen feet wide, but on its
boards plays of space and action
were produced, and costumes and
scenery were magic carpets that
transported auditors to many
lands and climes.
When at the en0 Of last
season 1t was found that the
Rams Head Players had com
pletely oulgrown their decidedly
cramped quarters. one of their
founders, Harry Wardman, offered
20 build them a real" theater
where all the play-loving people
In Washington might have a
chance to attend their plays,
presented always with simplicity
and sincerity, as to acting, and
always amid delightful settings
and with charming costumes by
James Reynolds, of New York.
The new theater is finished and
q is. one Of the most beautiful
and complete houses OF its size
- America. It's seating capacity
The Washington times., 1924-11-08
N Eesrybedxs ceneidenea:
THE GATE-POST
By Harold Phillip,

Both the and SCREEN week. beginning to-
morrow entcemen Of the best thus
The accident Of film bookings has supplied the big
Eovle houses with good list of pictures
shown week in the Capital every CASE either the star
author, is with following film fan can risk los
ing what wits he has by trying pick two out of four
dishes on the menu he fan his gauny whers feasng
them all.
The Columbia American premiere of what was one Of the
most notable stage productions Chow" Here
you have spectacle story and starBey Blythe the Metro
polltan Norma Tamadge Secrets picture which take
the Dest n young lady has requires than
ices OF makeup adequately portray widely divergent
roles The Rao has Kthe Unknown written by Mary Roberts
Rnehar and the Palace Captain Blood" by Rafael Sabatni
the sikhatted Horatio Ager of current times.
To avoid congestion keep move Captain Head
ley and myself have thought the town into two
sections suggesting that people living Capitol begin
q the Rato Sunday and work gradually street to the
metropolitan then to the Columbia finally the Palace
The northwest and southwest every mans prerora
i've be entertained will accommodating at the Palace and
work eastward detailing scouting parties sufficiently to warn
u ne approaching horde and also ass
wen howJa like * en- howja like Taimadpe the
Is he?" 80 1900 "'
The great need for this country see it. organized tbeater
gong and the next greatest appearance great courageous
sOul' IKE myself to toss couple Of hints about it.
Taking the legal legitimate houses as thew are called
Oy people with an to pretty dcton lineup is no less
promising with the prospect that the world see creation Of
new musical comedy the guaranteed entertain
ment Lolpop at the National assurance of merit
at the Belasco where William jr will odly enough NAV
"Of a Sunday" the day following.
Eager expectation at Polls where tomorrov ;h
Ruth Chatterto after browsing dramatic fields that have 49,
good to her. will in pastures The Magnolia Lady
adapted from of her successes Out Of the Kitchen
Henry Miller whose ketched page will be nm
1E the flies praying and persprng This Won see H b ft
effort producer of musical comedy
Now there Something every taste every no.L+
BOOK Then there the libraries and the shooting galleries.
The Washington times., 1924-11-08
Just a Little World
Blu Themselves
HOLM TH,I,ER. (

JOHN TILLER, famous i'm
every country where there are
musical plays. as sponsor of the
world famous "Tiller. Girl" came
to New York this summer to
chaperone his newest unit of
dancers into Henry w. Savage's
hands for "Lollipop." which is at
the National for a week. begin
ming Sunday night. All these
dozen girls are between sixteen
and eighteen, and as none of them
had ever before been farther
from home than Mr.. Tiller,s
school in London, the famous in.
structor personally piloted them
across the ocean.
In John Tiller's long career as
the. teacher Of dancers and direc-
tor of musical plays, more than
$4,000 students have passed
through his hands. There are
often units of "Tiller Girls" in
thirty musical plays out at a time
In England. At present, Mr.. Til
Ter has four units in America:
one with Fred Stone in stepping
Stones" one with Ziegfeld Follies,
and another in George Whites
Scandals. The newest and young.
est unit Is known as the Dancing
Lollipops," and at present they
are the dearest to Mr.. Tiller's
heart. because as he said, when
The Washington times., 1924-11-08
Burton Holmes

Burton Holmes, famous traveller.
author and lecturer, is Just be-
ginning his thirty-second season
of travelogues,
His subjects for the series Of
1924-25 are especially interesting
to American tourists, past and
future, as they are to present in
word-picture and upon the screen
the scenes and happenings Of Mr.
Holmes delightful journeyings in
some of the more popular por.
tons Of Europe this last summer
The titles of these picture-tours
are as follows: Immortal Rome"
Round About Rome" "The
Italian Alps" Along the RI
viera" and "Czechoslovakia."
Mr.. Holmes will give his series
Of travelogues az the N@IonaI
Theater on five successive Sun.
days. both afternoons and eve
nings, beginning November %.
The Washington times., 1924-11-08

he bade them good-by recently,
most of them have seldom been
out Of his sight during the last
nine years.
4.s 4
LOUISE RANDOLPH, who
plays the mother in the comedy,
"Of A Sunday" which William
Harris, jr., is presenting at the
Belasco beginning Monday, when
asked to recall some of her
previous performances, used up
her ten fingers once and had
started on the second lap when
she decided that more might
make her seem ancient. So she
let 1t rest at fourteen roles.
Perhaps the best remembered of
these many parts was that Of Ell
phie with Frances Starr in 1.-THE
Easiest Way" Or II might have
been later when she played Lucy
in why Marry" Again you may
have your own. choice as to what
you liked her in. There was
THE Only Son." 1.-THE Eternal
Magdalen," "The Bridal Night"
Moonlight and. Honeysuckle,"
THE Cradle Song" Mixed Mar.
rage Shadows Nancy Ann"
and with Nat Goodwin in a re.
yival Of When We Were Twenty
One"
In case she hasn't enough to
The Washington times., 1924-11-08

do while not playing, Miss Ran
dolph decorates apartments and
houses for friends. She is an ex-
pert on painted furniture and
takes prizes for her flowers.
DONALD BRIAN, VIRGINIA
O'BRIEN and GITZ RICE will
headline at Keith's beginning to-
morrow.
Since the days of the famous
Merry Widow" Donald Brian
has exemplified perfection in
operetta heroes. Such successes
as THE Silver Slipper" "The
Girl From Utah." The Chocolate
Soldier ''Floradora," THE Mar
riage Market" "Buddies" and
others have proved Mr.. Brian
one of the most popular musical
comedy stars of the generation.
Miss O'Brien is equally, though
more recently, well established in
the realm of musical comedy.
She is native Of Bennington,
VT, graduate of the Boston
Conservatory Of Music and one of
the most attractive as well as
the most accomplished of Broad
ways younger luminaries. She
made her first big hit in "The
Royal Vagabond" and was also a
star in "Buddies" and THE Rise
of Rosie O'Reilly."
Gitz Rice, whose composition
Dear Old Pal o. Mine" is sung
in practically every country and
every language in the world,
is one Of the best song writer's
Of the day,
KITH GLASCO says:--"There
are a lot Of honors which one
may have thrust upon them
which will tickle ones vanity"
Miss Glasco Is prima donna of.
Temptations Of 1924" at the
Gayety next week. When she
received letter from a doting
relative announcing that another
girl-child had been given her
name she observed there are
some honors 1t is best to be
weary of when they are sug-
gested.
OF course, any woman would
feel flatered to have a new
article Of wearing apparel,
face powder or perfume named
in her honor. Or, per contra, she
can look on with diffidence when
the proposal is made to name a
cigar or brand Of cigarettes after
her--but, when It comes to name
ing race-horses, claim that it
would be better, much the best
in fact, to side step with fear
and alarm. Babies are not so
bad"
ANNA q. NILSSON was thought
to have reached the last word
in realism when she consented to
The Washington times., 1924-11-08

Is over four hundred. James Rev
nolds has likewise designed the
interior decorations, and has
supervised, personality, the finer
Here in their new home tho
Rams Head Plyaers will omen
their third season on Tuesdav
November Is. with a new nrodI,c,
ton called THE Eaglet" nervIy
translated by Basil Davemnoyf
from Rostand's "L,AigIon. :" lanes
reynolds has been working IN
his drawings and designs for its
presentation for nearly a wear
approaching 1t as is his custom
IN a fresh" and vivid manner
but making it nevertheless.
document of the period" WI.
liam Kirkland will come down
from New York City to play the
title role Of the young Duke son
OF Napoleon, the First. a role
never played by man before
his predecessors in the role heinz
Sarah Bernhardtt Maude Adams
Madame Simons.
The Washington times., 1924-11-08
RiaItO Special.

The Rialto Theater has pIan.
ned special feature for ifs
Arnnistice Day performance ~
the form OF special color reel
OF the funeral Of the Unknown
Soldier. The picture will be ac.
companied by special musical
score prepared and conducted by
Bailey r. Alart,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
No G GetO que 70 me MmpOmetora con nadie
renunGar Ia Snaduia de HumaCaO, 81 para csc cargo
era mninadO' dice eI ST. FauStinO R. Fuutes, Candi-
datO de Ia ALBANIA para NnadOr pOr HumaCaO
In ex.presidiariO reaIiza I'm
spectacular asaItO a mdnO ar
mazda en- pIena marina de
San juan
Marcia IuegO sObre Ia WCtima, lie ex-
trae eI diaerO del bOISllO y despues
Sc da una fuga NertiginOSa

FL Sabado, Il las I L. NJ. alarm0se ell
barrio de La Marina. de San Juan con
motive del cSpectacular aSalto de que
fuG victinIa el individuo EpifaniO Me
l6ndez, de Catailo. por parte del suje-
o. Herm0genes Fernandez. negro, de
80 amos. residente on la Gale de la Lu-
ma de esta ciudad, quien. despu6s de
agredir al primero con II piedra y
derribarlo al suelo, sin sentido, lie des-
POLO del dinero que lIevaba, dandose
luego Il II fuga precipitada, vertigino-
Sa.
10 viOlento de la eScena V la SenSa-
ci0n que hub0 lie despertar la noticia.
por %tratarse, precisamente, de un hecho
exceptional, la ~evOcaci0n, tai vez, de SUI
ceSos de Semeiante indole registrados
en- las grandes ciudadeS. llevaron al pu-
blico a reunirse en- ell lugar de la ocu-
rrencia Y correr tras ell prcsunt0 asal-
tante llamando Il gritos la POlicfa para
(Contin1a en- la pag. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18

estos districts han recibido votos adj
%cionales fuera de los districts a. les
han correspondent, circumstances esta
q. muy bien puede hacer peligrar la
election del candidate previamente
senalado por csc distrito en- donde
el otro obtuvo votos ~adicionales.
La Alianza esta hacienda a estas
horas un estudio minucioso de la ST.
tuaci6n y esta procediendo a deter
mlnar los districts que han de CO.
Responder a cada candidate, V sera
la norma que a cada uno de los can
didatos postulados para la Camara
Y ell Senado les corresponds igual
ndmero de votos. Ell hecho de que
para Representatives. a la Camara
h&yan sido postulados tres candida
tos Y cuatro para ell Senado, hard
que la election de los representatives
sea mas facil y segura puesto que
les correspondent mayor numero de
votos a estos que, a los candidates.
al Senado, en- donde 81 la coalici6n
Observation-Disclosures -aar&fuerto.
contingente pondria en- peligro la
election de n de los senadores por
la Alianza.
La distribution de los votos en- ell
scno de la Alianza sera igual para
republlcanos Y para unionistas; pero
en- Gambia en- ell seno de la coalicion
republico-socialista, Sc nos asegura
que existe un confiicto, porque lyle
sias no acepta ell que la isla sea di-
vidida de por mitad para acumular
votos socialistas y puros indistinta-
mente entire el y Martinez Nadal
que es Ell candidate por los republi-
canos puros.
Iglesias dnican1ente acepta que los
socialistas 10 voten a el Y los repu-
blicanos puros a Martinez Nadal, Y
para s~ostener este %criterio, ell lfder
s~ocialista sc hasa en- que ell electoral
do ~socialista es un electorate que
puede determinarse, mientras que los
republicanos puros esta per deter
minarse
ST ~prevalece ell criterio del senior
Iglesias su election para ell Senado,
asi como la del Representative socia-
lista es completamente segura; pero
81 ellos dividieran la isIa, a los efec-
tos de la votaci6n para los "~at-large'
- " 1sIs- - 1
Ia election del senior MARTINEZ NadaI
como la de Iglesias.
LOS EMPATES DE
LA COALICION
Una vez hicimos la afirmaci6n de
(Continia en- la Ga. pagina)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
Entire los directories socialists y repub|Canes pu-
rOs eNste IN gran desamerdO respeCto de Ia forma
en- que Seran NtadOs los candidates pOr accumulation
De iguaI mOdO que en- la ALBANIA, en- Ia OaIG0n ppibIiCesO.
Oahsta han OnridO empates que serdn psueItos pr
Ia direction

va los partidos politicos, la Allan
"a y la Coalicion, estan hacienda los
estudios necesarios para determinar
la forma en- que han de ser votados
sus candidates por accumulation.
Els perfectamente sabido que es
de esta distribution que depende. en-
gran parte, ell triunfo de estos can
didatos, y los partidos han procura-
do siempre hacerla de tai suerte que
Sc asegure ell exito de todos los can
didatos que son lIevados al ticket
electoral.
De todos los candidates del ticket.
son estos los que tienen mayores
~desventajas y son, sin embargo. los
lideres principales de cada ~colectivi-
dad.
La mayor desventaia que sufren
los candidates por accumulation es
la de que son victimas de la ignoran-
cia de la mayorfa de nuestro cleo
tornado, que echa a perder infnidad
oe papeletas pofque para Votar a
uns candidate para eli Senade " paTal
la Camara tienen que hacerlo en-
papeleta Y buscar la insignia del can
didato entire otras cuantas, ocurrien-
do a wees que no sabe seguir las
instrucciones que lie dieron los hom-
bres de su Comite.
Como cada elector solamente esta
autorizado a votar I'm candidate para
ell Senado Y otro para la Camara,
los partidos tratan de acumularle
igual ndmero de votos a todos Y ca
da uno de los candidates que ha pos
tulado, asignandole determinados dis
tritos a cada candidate; pero Sc ha
dado ell case de que muchos de estos
candidates que gozan de simpatia EN-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
NUNCA ASPIRE A
PUESTCS

-Sr. Fuertes. lie preguntamos-aspi-
raba listed a ser nominado senador por
G. distrito electoral de Humacao?
-Nunca aspire a cargos phblicos,-
nos dice-y mucho menos, infui de
una Il otra maIera para ser nominado,
C~onsagrado a mis- mdltiples ocupaciones
como agricultor y a la vida de mi no.
gar. me considerable feliz, y nunca So
Ecite, en manera alguna, que mis- CORE
h~gionrios Ell Ell distrito de Humacao,
s~ostuviesen mi candidatura para sena.
dor por dicho 6istrito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
No he SdO nj Ny-agega-hOmbre de Iudas pOIitCas; paO co.
OCadO en- Ia arena pr Ia bOndad de mis- amigos, me dSpOngO
a segur Ia Nate de eNeS y defender los sanOs principles
de Ia ALBANIA
Il G. Fudte afNma que e nunCa aspire a CagOS plbE0S y muchO menS
mfu6 de una 0 Ora nanGa para ser nOminadO- 81 tuese nCeSarO para
convenience de los ntdeSS patiN que a ST. fugtS peSntdSe SI renun-
da, G no tendia Inconvenience en- hdOTO, pdO sempre que 10 onSien-
tan SS amigos

Como saben nuestros lectores, lnuchos
que la prensa ha hecho ultimsmente
sobre la convention de distrito en- HUI
macao para elegir Ell senador aliancista
por dicho distrito. Nuestros lectores sa-
hen ademas, que ha sido electo por ma
nimidad ell conocido caballero y acau-
dalado propietario de Naguabo, don
Faustino R. Fuertes. Deseosos de dar a
nuestros lectores una information mas
completa en- relaci6n con dicha nomina-
ci6n, solicitamos del senior Fuertes que
nos dijera algo a csc sentido.
Don Faustino r. Fuertes, es toio un
caballero, s~encillo, afable, leal con sus
amigos, y sobre TODD, muy amante de
su terruno. Como buen agricultol', no
puede memo que amar la TERRA Ell que
naciera con todas las fuerzas de SUI
alma, e acknowledgements que su labor
legislative sera altamente provechosa
para TODD Puerto Rico. En- honor a la
verdsd, podenios afirmar, pues asi nos
consta por los testimonies de sus ami
COS, que Ell senior r. Fuertes, no aspire
jamas a puestos publicos, y que han
Sido esos mismos amigos, que coilven-
cidos de su capacidad, y en- la segu-
ridad de que hara I'm legislator ideal,
lie han obligado, podriamos decir, a
aceptar Ia nomination. FL, como buen
portorriquefio ha comprendido que Sc
debe a ST. pals, y ha acceptable, la sena-
duria po~ Humacao.
Quien especialmente sale ganando
con esa nomination tan acertada, es ell
distrito de Humacao. Hemos estado ha-
blando con las personals mas preemi-
nentes de csc distrito, y nos han 6icho
que estSn entusiasmados con la selec-
clon tan magnifca que Sc ha hecho. Y
que estan SECURES que ell senior Fuertes,
hara mucho por la prosperidad y pro-
sreso d. los pueblos que componen Il
distrito electoral de Humacao.
FL senior Fuertes. viene al Selado
~dispuesto a dar todas sus energias v
todos sus entusiasmos por la causa de
su pals, q saber: su prosperidad y fe-
icidad colectiva.
FL senior Fuertes, con esa sencillez
y afabilidad que lie caracteriza, Sc IN
prestado gustosamente a completeness
y nos IA hecho las s~iguientes NANTES
taciones:-
"Antes que NADIA, quiero que dejemos
algo completamente aclarado, va que
no es bueno que la opinion publica~ Sc
desvie. En- la edici6n de Ell MUNDo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-18
ii candidate de Ia ALBANIA para aCa|de de Ia Gudad de Ponce,
ST. WAS hldMesO, lama in manifesto al electorate mnCeno,
dekneando I'm NbabO programa administrative y adarando las
razOneS pr que ha aCeptadO duha nomination
Una barnada Obrera para Pom
Ce.,AsilO para tuberculosis. rs
Cuela de aries y OfiOiOs. -Otras
impOrtantisimas mepras
AL ELECTORATE DE La CIUDAD
DE PONCE Y A TODOS SUS HABI-
|TANTES

La Alianza Puertorriquefla pone en-
mis- manos la suerte de esta Ciudad.
~ me p%resenta ante ustedes como ell
hOmbre que debe ocupar la silIa de Al
calde de Ponce.
Es I'm honor pOder ocupar ed puesto
mas representative de La Ciudad donde
Sc mace, V eS mas honor, ir a 3I sin ha-
berlO solicitado V por ell mandate i'm
perativO de los dos partidos hist0ricos
de Puerto Rico. Tai confianza depo-
sitada EN- mi, reclama Ia mayor aten-
ci0n para demoStrar a los hOmbres de
buena voluntad que supieron designar-
den estar seguroS. porque antes de ir
al fracaso administrative pondrfa Ell
poder de los miSmOs que creyeron yer
len mi el hombre salvador de la causa
pdblica. la renuncia de mi cargo, para
que entonces trataran lie buscar los SER
viciOs de otro hombre, para no imponer
Il este pueblo el sacrificio de sufrirlne
ror cuatro amos sin solucionar los con-
l~flictos de su administration.
Sc muy bien. que en- Ponce todo esta
Ipor hacer: So tambi6n. porque de clio
ltengo grandes aex~perienGias, que no es
Ein Placer 4 m1H6c i'm ran bnaffcf5 per-
sonal. ell de ocupar tai cargo. para re-
cibir mensualmente I'm cheque EN- pa
go de sus servicios. 'Esto para mi, no
fin,,, i,R,1 npf Al MI. .A,.,,,, al a.D,. IL
sc que In cantidad c~onsignada en- pre-
supueSto como Sueldo para I'm Alcaide.
seri para los necesitados del pueblo
V para gastos de representation, en- UNI
plimiento de los deberes V no cor otro
objective de OtrO mod0 este cheque Sc
ria renunciadO en benefici0 de la Gu
dad. 81 hubieSe un medic legal para
que pudiera figurar en- presupuestO par
tidas para esas atenciones va senala-
das. tengase La seguridad de que ser
virfa ell cargo sin eXigencias de page
alguno; V 81 es um honor ir a la silla
del mayo de In Ciudad. debe adnitir-
sc tambien que as un sacrifice, 81 Sc
va a lar al cargo la atenci0n necesa-
ria para cOnvertir a Ponce en- n ciu-
dad mOderna V progresista.
Creo que este es suficiente para que
ustedes co~mprendan los buenos deseOS
que me amman en- bien de la comuni-
dad, Y 81 La voluntad popular determi-
nara ell dfa de las elecciOnes que yo
deba ocupar ell alto cargo municipal.
~Ofrezco Il todos ell crImplimiento de los
deberes que lie corresponds, V reclamar
la cooperation de todos los habitantes
de Ponce en- bien de la Ciudad, para
echar a un lado la vieja costumbre de
(Oontint1a en- II pagInA y A