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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
uN PBECEPyo RyvI0LAHLE DE
Ia HISTORIC Sc CU16PLE. Sc
coNaAaRA LA MEMoR1A DEL
MAESTRO, X sE HoNRA So
aRANDEzA

La Camara de Representatives. de
Puerto Rico acaba de impartir su.
aprobaci6n y rcmitir al senado un
proyecto de ley declarando dia de
fiesta legal el 16 de abril, natancio
de Jose de Diego.
Yo no dndo que SO cristalice en-
hecho glorioso tan loable prop6sto,
hacienda asi honor al altruismo y La
cuitura del pals.
En- legislatures pasadas la juven.
tAa gestioh6 con entusissmc ese no.
nor; pero, ahora que ha pasado aque
La era de agttaci6n tnseguridad Y
gc2a Ell pals de relativa tranQuilidad
lie medic, surge La voa imperative
de Ia jnsticia Y cumple su tarea in
contrastable de consagraci6n on 81
luismo temple de la Ley. Els rln pre-
cepto inviolable de Ia Historic que
Sc cumple, al consagrar la memorta
del gigantescO de Diego, Y honrar
sll grandeza.
Con ese acto de, justipreciaci6n
hacia Ell eximio Maestro, Poeta,
Ap6stol y Martir del Ideal patrio,
La Legislature SO ha hecho acreedo-
ra al APPLAUSE general del pals. y
especialmente, al aprecio de los es-
casos patriotas de coraz6n, que so-
nabamos y luchAbamos por ese t&ci.
10 honor a So memor1a, sin que La
ellmaraHada sitHiaci6n poItica nj Los
resquemeres personalistas, prevale-
cientes, nos ofrecieran esperanza al
guna.
iQu6 actitud asunira ante este
gesto sublime de altruis1no y de JUS,
ticia el conspfcuo't representative
de La autoridad escolar7 FL cometft
I'm acto de tirania con los estudian
tes de enseAanza superior, anulandc
srs esfuerzos = atropsllando sus as.
piraciones y sns mas ,caros anhelos
incautandose, ilegalmente, de todc
ol material, porque 70, como Editor
del anuario estudtanttl "El Carl
be-, quise dedicarlo al enorme poe,
Ia. Era una obra nuestra, completa.
lnente nuestra; nuestra actitud era
I'm holocausto humilde, un sagradc
homemade de aInantes de La itera-
tlira tributado a la mas alta figura
literaria del pals. Algun dfa la
ccnciencia gritara a su dido la in
consistencis de sus inn1merables tro-
pelfas.
mientras tsnto, recSrdsmos con
unci6n al Maestro. Todavia vibra
en- 10 mas profundo del coraz6n
puertorrique3o aquel nervio virii de
patricia ine6lume; Ell lirico, Ell fo-
rense, el orador, 81 polemista, Ell
Honibre, conserva por derecho lima
to Q 1ndiscutible, un altar inrnarce-
sibIe en- Ell alma del pueblo, y una
pagina immortal en- el eterno hbro
de la historic. La Juventud segui-
ra Ia senda luninosa y olimpica que
oil gran Auminado traz6, Ell indice
aacia 81 future, por su respeto sa-
grado a Ia historic, y su amor entra,
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
In doctor da una rece-
Ia para Ell pelO CanO

ElDr. A. L. Paulson, que ha ejer-
cido la medicina en- la ciudad de Nue
va York. por muchos amos, di6 la
receta que sigue para un remedio
casero contra las canaS: "El cabe-
10 canoso descolorido puede po-
nerse inmediatamente negro, cas-
tano obscure o castafo claro, del
matiz que desee, con el remedio si-
guiente que puede hacerse en- la
casa: Supplements obtengase en-
una botica una caiita de polvos
Orlex Y disuelvase en- aqua segdn
las instrucciopes dadas en- la caji-
ia, Y luego apliquese al cabello con
un peine. Esta notable preparation
no es pegajosa, no Sc cae con ell ro-
ce Y deja el cabello sedoso. Hace
que la persona de cabello cano pa
rezca veinte afios mas joven."
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
: Sc Sie1lte I'd. Viejo,
CallsadO, sin Fu1erZas? ?

Muchas personals que por largo
tempo descuidan cast enteran1ente
gu Salud, llegan casi de repente
ese estado de completa depression y
1ecainiento. Es un hecho aInargo que
Ia juventud no dura para toda la vida
Pero tambien es verdad que es rela-
tivamente facil conservar las fuerzas
? alargar ell periodo viguroso de la
vida 81 Sc toman las medidas necesa-
rias para clio.
La ciencia ha producido un valioso
reconstituyente cuyo efecto es de
revitalizar la sangre depauperada.
Hero Nuxado es la formula mo-
1erna que restaura Ia sangre el
1ierro organize que necesita para pro-
iucir fuerzas y bienestar. Sin ese
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
r1NcA EN- vENTA
CAFE Y rRuTos MENoREs


Terrenos Sin rivai,', como 10
atesttgua la caltdad de sus frutos
= cnltivos, 81 cuerda pdr plano, en-
el barrio Capaez de -Adjuntas. caf6
de superior calidad; fratos memories
do gran tamaao y en- gran abun,
dancta, tales como platanos, gui-
neos de clases disttntas, chinas, to-
ronias, mameyes, pihas, aglacates.
hmones dulces, anones, flames,
yautfas, tayctes, apios, etc. Album
dancia de yerha de guinea. Tres
pastos excelentes cercados de alam-
brs para Guido de animales. Mag
nifco sitio para hortansas y cEian-
"a de aves, cerdos, etc.
Casa de maqutnaria y corederas
dc construction nueva; almacen,
glacil, casa de vivienda. Aqua
muy pura y abundante traida en-
tuberias para todos los usos. "Si-
ito extremadamente salubre''. A
cuatro Kilometres de Adjuntss en-
Ia carretera que conduce Lares.
Hay un kil6metro de distancia des-
de los establecimientos a dicha ca
rretera por canine de caro-. Por
otro punto, desde la cohndancia
La carretera hay solo 200 metros.
Producto de esta propiedad en- Co
secha foja como La del afio presente
mas de s25oo de cafe con sus pre-
clos actnales.
Para tnformss dirijase a don Ar
turo Rodriguez de Adjuntas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16

hierro la sangre no puede dar fuerzas
nj vitalidad. Hero Nuxado es tam
bien de gran efecto sobre el sistema
nervioso, combinando entire sus ingre-
dientes un elemento poderoso para
restaurar el vigur natural de la salud
y reparar el desgaste.
Millares de hombres Y mujeres
toman Hero Nuxado frecuente-
mente en- los perfodos de depression
Y asi sostienen la robustez del orga-
nismo y la tranquilidad mental. Ponga
Hero Nuxado prueba. Dos Sc
manas de tomarlo generalmente
bastan para demostrar 81 poderoso
alcance.
Proc1relo hoy mismo, en- las buenas
farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
LA PoBLACroN DE EsTADOs
UN1Dos HA AUHfENTADo ocHo
MILLoNEs

WASHINGTON, abril, is. (cable
frances.) LAS egtadisticas oficia-
les por sinples cAlc1lios indican Due
la poblaci6n de Estados Unidos lie
CARA a 1I3,5OO 900 en- julio proxi-
mo. Esta cifra representa- un au-
mento de ocho millones sobre Ell
censo de 1920 criando solo habfa
los, ,710,620 habitantes. Dos millones
son inmigrantes Y seis milIones pro-
vienen de los nacinlientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
MANANA DECAPITAN AL ASE.
sINo DE 26 Personals

HANOVER, abril Is. (Cable fran
cos s.)-Fritz Haarrnan ser& decapi-
tado malana al amanecer. Haarmap
habia sido condenado a muerte ei
10 de diciembre por el asesinato de
26 personals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-16
Para GeStiOnar Cual
quier COmpra en- Nueya
York 0 como ChaperOne


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Nueva York usted puede valer-
Sc de los servicios y de la ex-
periencia de Madame Aimee
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marie directaraente cualquier
cofnpra. Ninguna ordeH sera
considerable demasiado gran.
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su atenci6n personal. Sc SUI
ministran las meiores referen-
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por Madame /. Lucchette. .---
Escriba hoy solicitando su,tar-
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451 West End Avenue, New
York City. Il
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Youth.

Washington's newest theater, the
Earle, will offer for its second week,
beginning this afternoon at o'clock,
the feature, Youth a production
created by Maud Daniel, one of the
few woman producers. 1t is describ-
ed as "a spectacular and artistic play
let with IL youngsters, each a star in
his or her own right" and with Carol
Chapel, a boy impersonator par ex-
cellence.
Lovers of the movies will see two
famed screen stars in Emmy Barber
and Charles j. Sims. with their COM
pany, in a story of the inside work.
ings of the movies, entitled, Action,
Camera"
The remainder of the program,
which consist of seven acts of Keith
popular priced vaudeville, will in
clude Burke, Barton and Burke, in
The Prince of Slang" a laugh pro-
ducer; Donahue and Morgan, a short
little miss and a long legged chap, Of
fering 1.-THE Long and the Short of
IT.; Hathaway and company, in
Ruth, the Mystery Girl" a clever il
fusion; Howard Lind and company, in
Wedding Bells" and the Five Cast
ing Lemars, in a sensational act.
The Earle management will this
week offer the first of the Stanley
Company motion pictures, Worldly
Goods" a Paramount first release, fea-
turing Agnes ASres
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Product of Hester Street.

Jack Pearl, the comedian, in Artists
and Models" is product of Hester
street, New York, and was born in the
same house where Horatio Alger
lived and wrote many of his novels
about boys who rose from rags to
riches"
His father was a lace peddler, but
this business did not appeal to the
lad, so he cut loose from the family
apron strings at the age of 16 and
Joined school Days" Gus Edwards
prep" school for Eddie Cantor,
George Jessell, Eddie Buzzell. Herman
Timberg, George Price and other
revue favorites of today.
After a season with school Days"
Jack landed an engagement In the
musical comedy, Seven Hours in New
York" produced by Wee and Lambert
He was the principal comedian, at a
salary of $50 a week, and had to fur
nish his own wigs, costumes and hats.
But he made good, and so did the
show, although its fame was heralded
chiefly in Kokomo, Oshkosh and other
one-night stands.
Then came a fling in burlesque, his
first effort being in THE Pacemakers
AS his popularity over the circuit in
Powder Puff Revue" in which he
teamed with Ben Bard, his present
partner.
J. j. Shubert saw them and signed
them up for The Mimic World" They
scored a success in this revue and
then followed engagements in "The
Whirl of New York" "Hitchy Koo,"
THE Dancing Girl" and Topics of
1928"
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Belasco-" -Four Knaves and
a Joker"

At the Shubert-Be Theater, to-
morrow evening, A. H. Woods will
present Lionel Barrymore IN a new
play, by Leon Gordon, entitled -Four
Knaves and a Joker" with Irene
Fenwick, as the featured player.
This will be Mr.. Barrymore's first ap-
pearance under the Woods manage
ment, and Miss Fenwick's first after
period of many years.
-Four Knaves and Joker" is a
modern play based on a story by
oliver Eastwood. Mr.. Gordon, the
author is both an actor and a play
wright, and is known more especially
as the author of the play White
Cargo" His new play is written in a
prologue and three acts, and is a
study of fate and a soul. His central
character is an insignificant little
craven, who is ensnared by a petty
ambition into situations with which
his terror cannot cope. The role is
said to be an unusual and powerful
one for Mr.. Barrymore's talents.
The company includes, in addition
to Mr.. Barrymore and Miss Fenwick,
Jose Allessandro, Robert Cummings
Adrienne Morrison, Allen Brooks,
Alfred Webster, Harry E. Mckee, ].
c. Malaidy, r. J. Lock and Blanche
Ganger.
The play has been staged by
Priestley Morrison.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Coming Attractions
Polls Mr.. Battling
Butler"

'Mr. Battling Butler" the musical
show, will be presented at the Poll
Theater next week commencing sun
day, January II. fresh from six rec
breaking weeks in Philadelphia
with the same cast and chorus that
played a years engagement in New
York, and with Charles Ruggles at
the head of the original company, in
cluding He en- Eley, Polly Walker,
Marion Hamilton, Esther Muir, Eu-
gene McGregor. Sam Christensen,
Frank Sinclair, Teddy Mcnamara.
Howard Freeman and George Dobbs.
The dramatic critics of both New
York and Philadelphia were strong
in their praise of both the play and
the players, and in assuring that it
is absolutely clean in every respect.
While the comedy predominates,
there are many tuneful songs and
variety of special dance numbers.
The plot concerns a young married
man who, in order to get away from
the usual humdrum of home life,
poses as Battling Butler, fighter.
Every time the real fighter is sche-
duled to fight. the husband packs his
grip, going to the training quarters,
where he is known as Jones. Every
thing goes along swimmingly until
his wife, becoming suspicious, ap-
pears at the camp and nearly upsets
the husbands plans. The twelve
English dancers and a symphony or
chestra are special features.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Keith 's-Kitty Doner.

Variety, dancing and something for
everybody's liking are promised at
B. F. Keith's Theater this week, start
ing with the matinee today.
Twin headliners, both dancing acts
of the first magnitude, include Miss
Kitty Doner, Americas greatest male
impersonator, whose dancing and antics
have captivated Washington in the
past. and Adelaide and Hughes,
Americas representative dancers. Miss
Doner will be seen in a new act,
Twenty Minutes in Paris" assisted
at the piano by Eddie Fitzgerald.
Adelaide and Hughes will present a
varied program of dance numbers,
newly assembled and topped by The
Elopement of the Toys"
Harry Kahne, who started out in
life as jeweler, will entertain with
new and greater mental achievements.
Others will include Maude Powers
and Vernon Wallace of the Georgia
on Broadway classic, with a new act
entitled. "Rosebuds, Birds, ETC. a
honeymoon story of the southland; !;
with Feminine Types" studies from
the cafe, department store, street
corner: Dick Henderson, an English
comedian, who sings and laughs
vaudeville's latest novelty, presented
by Mary and Ann Clark and called
Whats What" and William Brack
and his company, some of the cleverest
acrobats in vaudeville, with Aesops
Fables, Topics of the Day and the
Pathe News Pictorial.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
National The Haunted
House.

An alI-star aggregation is promised
with The Haunted House." the mys-
terry play coming to the National
Theater next week, beginning Mon
day, January II. The producers, Lewis
and Gordon, won their spurs with
The Nervous Wreck" "Six-Cylinder
Love-" Secrets" Rain" and "Wel-
come Strangers"
owen Davis has written almost
100 plays, among them The Nervous
Wreck" "Icebound," "Detour," '9:45"
and Opportunity"
Wallace Eddinger, who is the star
of The Haunted House." is assisted
by Denman Maley, Arthur Aylsworth,
Frank Monroe, Dudley Clements, John
Irwin, Leslie Adams, Harold Vermilye,
Mayo Methot, Helen Baxter and Sallie
Sanford.
The director is Howard Lindsay,
who staged "Dulcey," ITO the Ladies"
etc. b
The Haunted House" is said to en-
body a spine-creeping mystery, which
eXcites curiosity with its battling sur
prises, but the play also has a love
story of tenderness.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
National George White S
"Scandals."

The 1924 version of George Whites
Scandals will be presented in the
New National Theater this evening.
This engagement will be limited to
one week, with matinees Wednesday
and Saturday.
The current edition of Scandals
is the sixth consecutive production in
a series of revues inaugurated by
Mr.. White in the Summer of 1919. The
new revue is to be offered in 2 acts
and 80 scenes, all of which have been
staged by the youthful actor-manager.
The comedy scenes are by William K.
Wells and Mr.. White. Buddy De Sylvia
and Ballard Macdonald supplied the
lyrics. The score is from the pen of
George Sherwin All of the costumes,
stage decorations and curtains were
designed by Erie and executed by
Max Weldy of Paris.
1t requires company of $50 play
ers to present the massive revue.
Among the entertainers are Winnie
Lightner, Lester Allen, Tom Patricola,
the De Marcos and their Seven Sheiks,
VIII Mahoney, Richard Bold, Helen
Hudson, Newton Alexander, Thea
Lightner, Olive Vaughn, the Williams
Sisters, the Elm City Four, Alice
Weaver, Sally Starr, James Miller,
Tom Ross, Hazel Donnelly, Norma
Cloos, George Lerch. Alice White,
Evening star., 1925-01-04

day night, January 6, by the Rams
Head Players.
1t is the story of two brothers. one
who goes to the war, and the other
who stays at home, burdened with
heavy family responsibilities. 1t tells
of the return of the family hero,
wounded, and wearing the ribbons of
the croix de guerre. and of the reac-
tions Of his middle class family to
the returned hero and prodigal."
Richard Elwell will be seen as the
brother Andrew Lane, who stayed at
home; Leona Roberts as his mother.
Sarah Lane; Ruth Harrison as his
wife, Hester Lane; Amanda Chittus as
his son. Andrew, jr.; Ranald Savery
as the returned hero, Oswald Lane,
and Josephine Hutchinson as Martha,
a Belgian refugee.
Robert Bell has directed the pro-
duction, and the setting has been de-
signed and executed by Robert Byrne,
assistant art director of the RAMS
Head Players.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Gayety-Dave Marion s
Show.

Dave Marion, in his quaint char
acter of ~"Snuffy, the Cabman," will
bring his own Show to the Gayety
Theater this week, opening this
afternoon.
This year he promises an even bet
ter show than in the past. He al
ways has one of more than average
magnitude in scenery, costumes and
electrical effects. In his present
offering he has 27 stage settings, with
Is changes of exquisite costumes for
the chorus alone, and many stun
ming gowns for the woman princi-
pals, and there are also 20 toe-tap-
ping musical numbers.
In his support will be Josephine
Sabel, Miss Richie Covey, Frank
DuTeil, Charles Tramp McNally,
Winnie Clifton, Dave Burt, Ed Beg
ley, Bobby Taylor, jr., Emanuel
Kramer, Frank Hildebrandt and Irene
Cornell, and particular attention is
invited to the beauty chorus.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Strand-Hubert Kinney's
Revue.

A program of comedy, dance and
song will be had at the Strand The
ater this week, beginning today, fea-
turing Hubert Kinney's Revue, which
carries its own special scenery, and
is said to be gorgeous. The cast in
cludes Gladys Peterson, Paula Lee,
Ona Davis, Louise Taylor and Vera
McGrath and Tommy Tucker.
An act entitled "A Cloudburst of
Laughs" features Teddy, the Wrest-
ling Bear, and others are: AL H. Will
son, comedian; Warren and Hayes, in
Country Versus City" and the
Powers Duo, European thrillers.
The photoplay feature is "Meddling
Women" which stars Lionel Barry
more. 1t is a Trio production, and
the cast includes Sigrid Holmquist,
known as Sweden's Mary Pickford
Dagmar Godowsky, Hugh Thompson,
Ida Darling, Alice Hegeman and An
tonic Daley.
The story brings to light the in
tricate situations that come to the
surface in a home where the meddling
of mother-in-law and relatives
cause trouble for q young couple.
Short films will include a comedy
entitled THE Movie Mad Maid" and
the latest Fox News.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

a strong heartgrip and with re-
sources, so far as its Washington
season is concerned, that must be
regarded as largely undeveloped. If
Jack had had a production anything
like as polished and precise as that
of "The Swan" it would be in its
own native way scarcely less fas-
cinating entertainment.
y r X x
When the theaters do not supply
drama to the liking of the general
public that general public finds con-
ISOLATION without difficulty around the
nearest corner. Still another new
theater rears one of the most i'm
posing structures of its kind which
any city has recently witnessed. The
opening of the Earle Theater proved
a striking success and an addi-
tional guarantee that no New York
theater will be permitted to cast an
irretrievable gloom. The field of Sc
lection is so wide that any little dis
appointment can be promptly pro-
vided with mirthful balm in the i'm
mediate vicinity.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Poll 's-Artists and Models

The first annual edition of Artists
and Models" the Shubert musical re-
view which ran all last season in
New York. begins a. weeks engage
ment at Polls tonight. This is an
entirely different show from the one
which played here earlier in the sea-
son.
1t is described as a joyous frolic of
clever comedians, beautiful girls,
sparkling music, sprightly dancers,
gorgeous costumes, and colorful set
tings. There are two acts and "a
scenes, designed and written by
teridge, Harry Wagstaff Gribble, Wat
son Barratt, and other notables of
the Society of Illustrators. The
score is by Jean Schwartz and con-
tains several song hits.
Ben Bard and Jack Pearl head the
list of comedians, which also in
cludes George Rosener, Harry Kelly,
Charles Irwin, Buddy Doyle, and
Arthur Hadley, the cartoonist. Others
in the cast are Constance Evans,
Veronica, Azeada Charoukie, George
Stone. Renoff and Renova, Grace
Hamilton, Helen Low. Robert O'Con-
nor, Bartlett Simmons. Dorothy
Vance, Lorraine Weimar, Kay Carlin,
Lester Dorr. John Adir, Ray and Rose
Lyte, Harriet Gimbel, Marie Pettes
and Victor Bozart. There is also a
beauty chorus of SO artists models,
recruited from the studios of Green
wich Village. Most of the costumes
worn by these girls were imported
from the Folies Bergere, in Paris.
Outstanding features of Artists
and Models" are the cartoon girls,
the travesty eff Ford Were Presi-
dent" the magazine number, the
Japanese prints, the porcelain
statuettes, when Beauty Calls" the
models posing tableaux, the oriental
scene, the burlesque on RAIN" the
Gave of Innocence" and the dia-
mond finale.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Mutually Naughty Mites

Coming to the Mutual Theater this
afternoon for a week stay is one of
the shows that has helped to adver-
tise the Mutual burlesque circuit. 1t
is Gus Kahn's new show, Naughty
Nifties." presenting Jimmie Francis,
Ed Jordan, Dick Hahn, Pearl Briggs,
Edna Somers, Jack Halliday and
Helen Harris, not forgetting a big
Peacock Alley chorus"
Naughty Nifties" does not claim to
present any kind of story in bur-
lesque, but it is burlesque revue with
a new stride.
The stage settings are pretentious,
and many scenes and situations of
original character and dialogue are
promised.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Youth" a Sensation.

HVOUTH," one of the features in
L vaudeville this week, is a spec
tacular production staged and pre-
sented by Maud Daniel, one of the
few woman producers, for the ex.
ploitation of eleven gifted young peo-
pie in various lines of comedy, song,
dancing and instrumental offerings,
ending with a military drill in uni
forms and West Point setting. It
has been quite a sensation in it's way.
Carol Chapel, an inimitable boy i'm.
personator,' heads the cast.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Ruth Wilcox, Dolores Costello, Alice
Wilkie, Fred Lyons, Harry Morrissy,
Jim Carly, Edith Nash, Vera and Jean
Cullen, Helen Cant, Dorothy Costello,
the Scott Sisters, Catherine Chapman,
Peggy Dolan and numerous others.
Mr.. White boasts of the fact that
he has succeeded in selecting rare
collection of new beauties. This revue
will be presented here with the identi-
cal New York cast and company in
tact, and the performance will be the
same as shown at the Apollo Theater
for six consecutive months.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Strand-Bob Nelson.

Bob Nelson, late Of Artists and
Models" broadway Brevities" and
Innocent Eyes" will lead the fea-
lures at the Strand Theater next
week, with Billy Barnes, Jack Bar
ton and a company of eight, in
"Kandy Krooks"; Lola Bravo and
company, supported by Julita Comm
and Jose Trujillio, in "A Gypsy Span
ish Revue; Redford and Wallace. in
Versatile Moments" and another
act, to be announced later, complet-
ing the vaudeville bill.
The photoplay will be Trio Produc-
tion's Daughters of Pleasure" with
Monte Blue, Marie Provost, Clara Bow
and Alec B. Francis in the cast.
Short features will round out the
bill
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Gayety-" Sliding Billy
Watson.

Sliding" Billy Watson heads the
show at the Gayety Theater next
week, bringing with him Franz Marie
Texas as the prima donna and little
Anna Propp, the smallest girl on the
Mile. Babette, a. typical French
"vamp," who has been called 1.-The
modern Venus" is also a featured
member of the cast. There will be
gowns and costumes and beautiful
scenery to delight the eye, with many
musical interludes to please the ear.
The male cast includes Clare Evans,
comedian; Murray Harris, leading
man; Frank Mallahan, character man,
and Creedon and Taye, a dancing
team.