davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
VINO

Walter Long, cuyo trabajo en- Ell
cine ha sido interpreter villanos
de baja esfera, brutales v ordina
rios, en- los cuales ha obtenido la
fama de que goza en- la actualidad.
ha sido namado interpreter un
papel distinto de todos los que ma
hecho hasta la fecha. En- la 10
va Universal titulada EEL VINO
no podemos menos que admirar su
espl6ndido trabajo en- Ell papel de
un villano, pero de modales sua-
YES, distinguidos, cort6s y perfecto
en- su trato con la gente de socie-
dad con quien tiepe que codeayse
en- esta pelicula. La historic de es-
ia pelicula esta basada en- las con-
secuencias que ha tenido en- este
pals la Prohibition. En- el repae-
to de esta pelicula aparecen las 81
guientes "estrellas'' Clara Bow,
Myrtle Stedman, Huntly Cord n,
Robert Agnew Y Forrest Stanley
Esta nlagnifca cinta Sc exhibira
EN- eiss' RiaIt6D los dias 20 v 2I.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
UNA REcEPcIoN EN- LA
"Y. NJ. q. A.

La Asoeiaei6n cristiana de 10
venes de San Juan Ia tenido La cor
tesla de invitarnos a una reception
de bienvenida que Sc dara en- ho-
nor a Su nuevo secretario, ell sr.
Manuel Bueno, hoy viernes diecisie-
e de Julio, a las s:15 de la noche
III sr. Bueno ha pasado los Ilti-
mos cuatro amos en- Chicago, H.,
preparandose para el trabajo de la
Asociaci6n Cristiana de J6venes y
SO Ia graduado CON distinction en- Ell
Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion college" y tambien en- la Uni
versidad de Chicago.
Fl nuevo Secretario tiene bien
merecida la enthusiastic reception.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
SoBRE Ell MATRIMONIO Y Ell
DIVoRCIo EN- LOS ESTADOs
UNIDOS

Un autor americana de gran ca
pacidad, Mr.. Robert Grant, gra-
duado de la Facultad de Dcrecho
en- la Universidad de Harvard, 4ue
ejercio la judicatura con gran au-
toridad APPLAUSE, plhl;co recien-
temente en- "The Yale Review
.un excelente articnlo, laplent&ndo-
Sc de que EN- cada Estado Gle la
Union, hay una ley especial sob1e
Ell divorcio, que rara veG coin
ciden esas leyes unas con otr"s, y
que muchas de elias difiefen tantn
entire 81, que hay personals que re-
corren los Estados Unidos, ejercien
do la pohgamia con apariencias 1e-
gales, y resultan ca5adas muChas
veces, sin haber obter!do el di-
vorcio de uniones contraidas ante
riormente.
Afirma que ocasionan nm verdade
ro confiicto social cuqrenta Y ocho
legislaciones distintas sobre ell di-
vorcio en- una sola nacion, y aho-
ga por la unificacion por medic lie
un, precepto constitutional que es-
ia pr6ximo, a obtenerse, siendo pre-
cisamente una DANA, Mrs. Edward
Flanklin Wite, que desempefia ell
cargo de fiscal general en- Indiana,
y representa- Ell criterio de la Ge.
neral Federation of Women Clubs,
una gran defensora de esta idea.
Ell juez Robert Grant, apoya de-
cididamente esta soluci6n que con-
sidera factible, y que segtin el
cree haria cesar ell actual escan-
dalo que ALI reina sobre una cosa
tan fundamental como la seguridad
del matrimonio, la legitimidad do
los hijos, y Ell cuidado y custodia
de los que resulten afectados, por
l. anulacion del matrimonio por
el divorcio y desea; "la uniform
dad absolute de las leyes concer-
nientes al matrimonio y al divorcio
en- toda La Union, desde ell Altar
tico hasta ell Pacifico'.
(Remitido por A. F. N.
Comite de Pubicidad de Ia Aso-
ciaci6n Puertorriquefia de Mujerea
Sufragistas. JUNO 20 del 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Ell BancO COmercial...
CcOntinuacion de Ia pas. -

iar de ss2. 2.esl.4O del Municipio pOr
las aguientes prOpiedades del Lar
co; nn solar adJnnto Ia casa No.
] de IA eallc de Tetukn. dos Sc
grogaciones de Ia casa No. 5 Il T.
misma ealle. sea del edihcio do
mieilio del Baneo, y u casa no. 5
do II misma ealle que es Ia Tue
ocupan el Banco Mas6nieO y el al
mac6n de Ia Standard Grocery Co.
y cuyas valoTaciones suman sea-
Cll.s0.
3-oue esas valoFaeiones del So
lar del Munieipio de san Juan y
del solar y easas del Baneo Conner
cial de Puerto Rico. fueron heehas.
do eoman aenerao, por don Jose A.
Canals, de los mayores preStigios
morales de su profession. por pafte
del Manieipio. y pOr don Migu'i
FeErer. no menos preStigioso IN
geniero municipal de Ia anterior Al
ministraci6n republican,, pOr psrtc
del Baneo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
UN CAso CURIOso DE INFRAC
CION A LAS LEYES DE
AUToMovILISMo

Ante Ell Hon. Juez Manzano Avi-
no de la Corte Municipal Sc vic
un case curioso sobre infraccion a
las leyes del trafco denunciado
por ell Jefe del distrito policiaco
de Puerta de TERRA, sercr Solde-
villa contra ell doctor Jnlti. Decl-
mos curioso, dada las notas que Sc
insertan al margen de la denuncia
y dado tambien Ell hecro, ne que
ocurrido este incidente en- 26 de
mayo Sc requirio tanto tempo pa
ra dilucidarlo en- los tribunales.
Segun nos informala el denun-
ciado doctor Julia, al lr cl dia de
referencia hacia Santurce en- COM
pafia del doctor Estebal Goena-
ga guiando SUI automovll. al tratsr
de pasar, siempre por su derecna,
a una Inca de AUTOMOBILES cuyos
conductores compraban pan ell Ia
Panaderia Francesa dc Puersa de
TERRA. fu6 denunciado por ell Je-
fe de Distrito senior So. ievilla, CO.
mo consta en- la denuncia presenta-
da la corte, porque conduc4a su
auto por ell centro de 1t carretert-
interrumpiendo de esa manera el
trafico.
Al ser llamado por el matshall
de la Corte de Distrito PARA verse
Ell case ante ell juez Nanzano Avi-
no, ell Lcdo. Martinez Davila en-
representation del acusado. doctor
Julia, expuso claramente los he
chos siendo absuelto ell doctor Ju-
liza por falta de pruebas Id GU
rioso y pintoresco de es3e case, es
que en- representation Gel denuncian
te senior Soldevilla, hizl acto de
presencia en- ell salon de la Corte,
un cabo, que en- los mc.1entos del
suceso hacia guardia en- la parada
seis de Puerta de Tierra y one,
cosa rara, en- unl testigo, confundi6
al acusado senior julia con el
Lcdo. Martinez Davila, su aboga-
do defensor. verdaderamente este
case es risible.
Sin embargo, llamanlos Ia aten-
ci6n hacia este hecho, poreue es
muy doloroso que personas del pres
tigio del doctor Julia y que tie
nen tantas oblgaciones como el y
ademas, como es sabido, los docto-
res gozan de cierto privilegio en- las
leyes del trafco, Sc vean precisa-
dos a dejar sus obhgaciones para
tener que atender casos verdadera-
mente futiles COMO ell denunciado
por ell senior Soldevilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Ell PUERTO RICO
MUSTRADO" DE
ESTA SEMANA

Un ratio delieiosO Jos espera =
los numsEosos y asiduos leetores
de Ia popular revista Puerto RI
co nustrAd0". cue con tanto cine.
70 80 edita en- esta capital de;de
afOs y anoa. hendo eada veg ma
yoF ol favor cue le dispense nnes-
tro p6hlico intellectual. que gnsta
de Ia huena leetura y de Ia magnih
Ga information grafea que Sc pu-
blica. Y 81 decimos estO ea porqne
despaSs de yer las pruebas esta-
mos plenamente convene.dOs de cue
Ia edici6n de esta semaaa sobTe-
pasa a todas las demAs y eOnstisn-
ye un triunfO mas que apaHtamos 4
Ia empress. y direction.
TIA portada interlos 6e Ia sec.
ci6n grAaea vuelve = engalanArse
con la fotografa de Ia gentll Sc
aoEita de Ponce Pura Pratts. gaisn
fnicio el eOncuFso de bel,eza. Is
a f0tografia sale por segunea vez.
va q. IA pEimsra el elise result6 algo
boFroso y no seE4a lnssO privar a
los iectores de eontemplaF a sa sa-
bor tan bonitO rOstrO. TOda una
pagina estA dedieada a Ia Erandio-
"a AKasnhlea de Ia Asoclaei6a de
Agricnltorea. eelsbEada el d. uinso
nltimo. Ia boda ehsa-Garoia. los
Paies del santisimo de Ia Iglesia
del Pillar de Rio Pisdras. 81 retrato
del eaballerO extinto. Mg Willis
Sweet. Ia graduation del coieglo
de n bailagroga de Mayagiiez. no
tas deportivas. mOdas. tOdo clio na-
&c de IA secei6n graaca algo inta-
resantislmo.s Las pAginas eentra-
les estAn oeupadas pOr varias Wis
tas de los bFillantes eiereleios csle
brados en 81 Morro. Y toda ma pa
gina esta dedieada = ilustrar Ell
''Dia de Jos Autom6viles'' en- el
cual nndAs damitas saleron re-
eogsr fondos dsstinadOs al mona-
mento. del soldado.
Ia seeei6n lteraria viene svalo-
rada poF plumas tan prestiGlosas
como las de- Eugenio Astol. Jose 8.
Algeria. Lopo Belle. JoFse CARR
DO. Llama. Angel Rivero y muehos
otroz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

81 algun proyecto ha sido Ieva-
do traido durante esa session le-
gislativa es precisamepte el que
reorganiza La Comisi6a ds Inden-
nizaciones a obreros y del cual
es autor Ell Pres. del Senado.
Lo cierto es que depues de hume
rosas enmiendas de ir coruisi5n
de conferencias, Ell proyecto vol
vio aver a La Camara enmendado
una vez mas por Ell Senado, para
ser discutido" en- Ia orden del dta.
Ell sefior Lastra Sc levant5 pa
ra combatir las enmiendas del Sc
nado introducidas 2 ultima hora,
y manifesto que hacia liempo pug
naba por no decir ciertas cosas,
conteniendose hasta entonces, ps-
70 que va estaba co.Gada Ia me-
dida y que iba hsbiar con ia
franQueza que le caracteriza.
Y rengl6n segutdo, ertrando
de neno en- el tema, dip que CT
proyecto reorganizando la ley de
Indemnizaciones a obceros era in
moral, y que quien lie habia intro
ducido esa inmorahdad era preci-
samente el Presidente del senado
Y autor del proyecto, ell sr. Bar
cello.
Entonces ell Speaker, Hon. don
Jose Tous Soto, lie llam6 La. aten-
ci6n al orador, manifestandole que
podia seguir argumentando en- con
ira del proyecto pero sin atacar
personalidades en- esa forma.
FL incidente termino satisfacto-
riainente, y ell senior Lastra conti-
nuo su discurso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
SENSIBLE DEsGRAcIA
Naranjito, julio 16-1e25

Naranjito, julio 16-1925.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Hoy P. M. en- ell barrio Ano-
nes al tratar de sacar una pisto-
Ia. Ell senior Jose de Jesns Diaz, Sc
le escape un tiro hiriendole y
atravesandole los intestinos. Fue
conducido en- estado grave L. Gil
MICA Santa Cruz de Bayam6n.
Justiniano SANTIAGO,
corresponssL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
IMPORTANTISIMO
LEA QUE LIE CONVENE

Habiendo llegado de Espaiia nues-
tro socio comanditario Don Jose
Arrivi, Y teniendo con tai motive
que practicar Balance General, dem
tro de un mes, ofrecemos a menos
del costo, nuestro enorme surtido
de muebles, camas, colchones, col
chonetas, alfombras, sabanas, mos
quiteros, camisas, camisetas, loza,
cristaleria, discos, fon6grafos, y to-
dos los demas articulos de nuestro es
tablecimiento Ell CIELO, para tan
pronto aligeremos nuestras existen,
cias ir nuestro socio gestor, Don
Manuel Arrivi, a efectuar nueyas
e importantes compras.
ARRIVI HNOS. S. en- c.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Ell cabo Emanuelli...
CContinuacion de La paR. II

a moci6n de los senores Guerra
Mondrag6n y Coballes Gambia, la
Camara acordo por unanimidad de-
clarar por terminado ell castigo inn
puesto al cabo Emanuelli, quien
nnicamente estuvo preso cerca de
tres horas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
ULTIMA HORA

Ell REP. AT-LARGE LASTRA
CHARRIEz ACUso AVER EN-
PLENA CAMARA AL SR. BARGE
Lo DE INTRODUCE LA INMo-
RALIDAD EN- UN PRoYEcTo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

Teniente Edgar Allen Poe, CONAN
dante del pueStO de marinOs desta-
cadO en- Mayflower, cOnlandara ell
platoon" que hara Ia gJtardia de
honor al presidente Coolidge Sc
nora en- ell viaje en- yate que Sc pro-
pOnen Car durante ell Verano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Replica del LCdO. CarbaIleI.Fa..
(COntinuaci0n de la pdg. s.

(Continuaci6n de la pag. 81
levard, pero para un LICENCIA-
DO como Sancho Bonet, iquia!
Y. CARBALLEIRA.
Julio Is de 1925.
Escrito 10 anterior, hemos reci-
b;do el siguiente telegrama del
companero Angel M. Villamil, en-
respuesta a otro nuestro:
Lcdo. Ignacio Carballeira,
San Juan.
He violentado mi memoria hasta
el dolor y nj siquiera recuerdo
que hayas hablado eonmigo en-
rresencia de Sancho Bonet.
Angel ". VHlamu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

EsTo do LUGAR A QUE Ell
SPEAKER LIZ LLAMARA LA
ATENCIoN AL oRADoR Y LIE
PIDIERA QUE Sc ApARTAsE
DE LAS PERsoNAL1oarEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
Sc ALOUILA

Piso comodo y fresco. --Infor-
maran en- San Jose No. 8, o
Larroca. TeIefono o24 Negro,
Santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17
DOLORES DE CABEZA CAUSA-
nos pOR RFSFRIADOS

EI LAXATIVE BRUMU QUININA
alivia el dolor de cabeza curando ell
Resfriado. Els un remedio eficaz v
probado. La firma de E. w. GROVE
Sc halla en- cada cajita. Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

Cada vez que a su tienda
Sc acercaba un narchante,
"C6mpreme, compre. compre"
decia un comerciante.
Fracaso ell muy est1pido
por su error sin segundo.
10 que no Ie ocurriera
81 Sc anuncia en- FL MUNDO
LEA Y USE
los Anuncios cIasificados de
"EL MuNDo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-17

eEF3
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Poll 's-Balief's Chauve-
Souris

Ralieff's Chauve-Souris will return
TO Washington for a weeks engage
ment at Polls Theater Monday,
March %, under the direction of Nor
ris Gest. Nikita Balieff. founder and
conference of the Bat Theater of
Moscow. il bringing an entirely new
bill with him to Washington. a pro-
gram with which many celebrated
names OF modern Russian art and the
stage are connected.
The resisseur, for instance, Is Alex
ander Sanin, one of the outstanding
names as n producer in cotemnorary
Russian operate annals. The new
master of choreography is Boris
Romanoff a talented young ballet
master.
Artists whom Balieff engaged to de-
sign his new settings and costumes
Include Alexander Benois, one of the
two or three leaders OF modern Rus
sian painting: Nikolai Benois, his tai
ented son, and VASTLY Shoukhaeff.
The names of Gogol, Repin, Pushkin
and Tchaikovsky are intimately as
sociated with the various numbers on
the program.
OF the new program, Paris, London
and New York favored in particular
Love in the Ranks" an episode in
the same spirit as The Parade OF the
Wooden Soldiers" and katnka !;
"Stenka Rain" an intensely tragic
moment in the career OF Russia
most famous bandit, and The Zap
prozhtsi." a highly favored and ex-
citing recreation of Repin's celebrated
painting. Paris and New York were
enthusiastic about The Arrival at
Bethlehem" which the English CEN
sor prohibited In London, but which
will be given in Washington.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
National-Ziesfeld Follies.

The eighteenth edition-and some
have called it the best-of the ZleS-
field FolHes opens at the National
Sunday, March %. 1t has won critical
approval in New York, Chicago, st.
Louis. Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Boston
and Philadelphia.
The list of entertainers is a long
one. including Hazel Dawn, Johnny
Dooley. Edna Leedom and Charles
King, with others in the comic spot
light. There is also an unusual
abundance of snappy up-to-to- o-the-
minute skit, sketch and satire. Dane
ing is an outstanding feature, clas-
sicaI, ballet: acrobatic and ballroom
jazz.
There are the Mosconis, whirlWinds
of grace and speed: Lima Easquette,
the young American premier, ac-
claimed as beautiful ms she is skill
ful; Yakovleff of Russian ballet
fame; Robert Quinault and Iris Rowe,
the Partisan dancers of poetic grace.
with a new and sensational group OF
English unity dancers, never seen
here before, from the Empire Theater,
London.
The Ziegfeld beauties this season
are said TO possess rare youth and
distinction. The shadowgraph, an
optical illusion, stirs audiences every
where to shrieks of laughter and
startled surprise. The entertainment
is said to move like lightning eX-
press train, and has not only broken
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Strand" See America
First.

One OF the biggest acts of its kind
in vaudeville. See America First"
featuring Bill Adams, who Is con-
Quoting a transcontinental musical
tour with the Girls of America" will
head the five stage offerings at the
Strand Theater next week. 1t is in
six pretentious scenes and a lavishly-
costumed production.
Agnes Finlay and Charles Hillin.
in a clever skit, Vaudeville La
Mode" and Wayne Beeman and Alma
Grace, with You'll Be Surprised"
are special features.
Others include Harry Bussey and
Donia Case, in Versatile Vodville,
and attraction to be announced later.
The picture will be Trio Produc-
tions film version of Harold Bell
Wrights story. The Mine With the
Iron Door" with Dorothy Mackaill,
Pat O'Malley, Robert Frazer, Charles
Murray, Bert Woodruff, Mary Carr,
Creighton Hale, Mitchell Lewis, Ray
mond Hatton and William Collier, jr.,
in the cast.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
In the Spotlight

"MIsMATEs." new play by Nyron
1'A c. Fagan, will have Ne"
York opening April s.
Beatrice Bickel. daughter of George
Bickel, the well known comedian, mas
been added to the cast OF Rose
Marie
THE Butter and Egg Man." a new
comedy by George 5. Kaufman, VIII
be produced next season by crosby
Gaige.
Michael Arlen, author of THE Green
Hat" arrived in New York last week
from Europe to attend rehearsals and
the Chicago opening of the play.
The London production of "The
Firebrand." by Gilbert Miller, has
been postponed from next month to
September on account of scarcity or
theaters.
THE Devil Within" a mystery
nelodrama by Charles Horan, will be
produced in New York tomorrow
night by the Rock & Horan Corpora
ton.
..Nizsion Mary" new play by
F,thelbert n Hales. is to be placed in
rehearsal by Rufus LeMaire and NJ. D.
Nicholas.
Fast workers" the new musical
nfay In which Vivian Martin has the
leading role, will open in this city
April 1S
Rudolf Friml reached New York
last week after four-month So
journ in California. He is under con-
tract to write music for Arthur Ham
In production.
John Barrymore's portrayal Of
Hamlet" has been so popular in Lon
don that his original engagement OF
SIX weeks has been extended to nine
weeks. The last performance viii be
given April Is instead of March IS.
walton Butterffeld has turned the
scenario of "Manhandled' into 4
drama, and it was given a tryout in
Waterbury last week by stock
company. 1t is due in New York
shortly.
"Whadoa You say?" a musical
comedy, with book by Philip Bartho-
lomae. music by Con Conrad and ly-
rics by Hal Christy, is being fitted
for presentation by Lester Bryant and
Con Conrad.
william A. Brady. jr., having
started "Ostrichs'' with Katherine
Lawrence on its way. is now prepar-
ing for Sparkling Burgundy, with
Amelia Bingham and Janet Beecher
in promin ent roles.
Carl Reed terminated his tour with
I'm the South Seas" last week, and
will overhaul the cast before going
into New York. Mary Nash replaces
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Current Attractions

with the season the pupils of Es-
telle Murray's School of Terpsicho-
rean Development are to try their
hands and, perhaps. their feet, along
in the presentation of their annual
entertainment in the form of THE
House That Jack Built" an operetta
in two acts. The offering will be
staged at Carroll Hall Tuesday eve-
ming at s o'clock. An outstanding
member of the cast will be Miss
Dorothy Miller, who will essay the
role of the Jack of Hearts, a part for
which her personality is said to well
fit her, and to which she will bring
also other enjoyable and charmin &
talents.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Death of Walter Woodall.

THE sudden death of Walter Wood
all at the Majestic Theater, Buff
falo, last week created vacancy in
the cast of The Rivals" Mr.. Wood
all, who had been playing the part of
Thomas. the coachman, In the all-star
cast presenting Sheridan's comedy.
was a seasoned actor of the old
school, and greatly beloved by a host
of friends both in and out of his pro-
fession. For many years he was a
member of Joseph Jefferson's com
pany, and as understudy and princi-
pal 1t has been said that he has
Rivals"
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Cayety-" Step This Way

"Step This Way" next weeks at
traction at the Gayety Theater, has
IA scenes and Is musical numbers
that provide a round of amusement
and entertainment. /. Il. Hamp. the
featured comedian, will be seen in a
Swedish character, and with him is
Fred Binder. seen here last season. Al.
Golden and Arthur Young. Gertrude
Beck, a lively soubrette has been Mt
ted with songs and dances suited to
her talents and Bernice La Barr. Fox
and Vanetta and the La Van Sisters
are other entertaining principals.
Among the vaudeville specialties are
the Six Rockets, acrobatic girls from
Europe.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Keith 's-Albertina Rasch
Girls.

The Albertina Rasch Girls, In
popular ballet arrangement with the
European comedians, ZoZo and kiki
will share headline honors at b. F.
Keitbs Theater next week. The Avon
Comedy Four, offering "A hungarian
Rhapsody." with Smith and Dale. and
Eddie Miller and Frank j. Corbett
will be other attractions.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

! its first showing in Baltimore week
from tomorrow night.
The Winter Garden will celebrate
| its fourteenth anniversary Friday. AL
Jolson was a member of the first east
which appeared at the Winter Car
den, March 20, 1911. The opening at
traction at the Winter Garden was
La Belle Paree' and Bow Sing"
Jolson appeared in La Belle Paree"
In somewhat inconspicuous part.
May Boley, wei known in this city.
has joined Harry Carroll's "Picliings,"
81 revue that is proving successful in
Los Angeles. She is featured with
Richard Carle.
Second Blooming" is the title of
new play by Kate Anders Jordan
which New York is lik ely to see soon.
Royce Martin and lone Hull have the
leading roles.
A serious attack OF arthritis caused
Ethel Barrymore to cancel her tour
| engagements and return to her home
| in Msmaroneck, n. Y, as soon as her
condition permits.
Winthrop Ames sailed yesterday for
London to produce "Besgar on Horse
back" IN association with Alfred Butt.
"Backslappers," new one by Paul
Dickey and Mann Page, will be pro-
duced soon by John Henry Mears and
Mr.. Dickey.
Ruiz and Bunnie. the dancing team
featured in Cell Mann's Band Box
Revue" are credited with being
! among the first TO present in vaude-
VILE in this country the real Spanish
| tango. 1t is the tango as danced
by the better class of Spain and not
the ordinary Argentine tango usually
done in vaudeville. The clever foot
| work Of the team as demonstrated in
other modern dances has also been
| highly praised.
Miss katherine Hayden, star of
| Rain" which opens its third con-
| secutive week at the President The
| ater tonight. has perfected, with Ed
ward keane of the same company,
| dance novelty called the Pago-Pago
| fox trot, which will be offered as one
| of the dance novelties at lie Paradis
| next Tuesday night. in connection
with the celebration there of st. Pat
rick's day.
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Miss Richards brings up to date
each Monday the latest developments
in questions of outstanding interest
in the worlds work
Tomorrow, in addition to the week
1y summary, she will speak particu-
larly of the problems confronting
| the Council of the League of Nations,
now meeting in Geneva, regarding
Poland, Germany, etc. Under home
affairs she will include a review of
the week in the Senate and its po-
| litical reactions. During Lent the
| talks will begin at 1910 am.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Earle" Airmail.

"Airmail'' is to be the photoplay
at the Earle next week. Its cast in
cludes Jack Holt, Billie Dove and
Douglas Fairbanks. jr., in a story
built around Uncle Sans transcon-
tinental air mail. The vaudeville fea-
lures have not been announced.
Evening star., 1925-03-15
Janet Richards Tomorrow.

Miss Janet Richards will give her
weekly review of public questions,
home and foreign, tomorrow morn
ing, in the auditorium of the New
Masonic Temple, Thirteenth street
and New York avenue. In these talks
Evening star., 1925-03-15

Martha-B Bryan Allen in the leading
role, and other changes will be made.
Olive LeCompte, Evelyn Cunning
ham and Marie Bergman, attractive
girls, with Fast Steppers" at the
Gayety Theater this week, represent
three types of beauty and models in
physique. They are all singers and
dancers of unusual talent.
Meyer Davis new quarter Of a mil
lion dance resort, "Swanee," with Its
Swanee Syncopators, led by Sam
Brown, is to have first-class vaude-
VILE act each week as special at
traction.
Tin Gods" the William Anthony
Mcclure drama of wives. politics and
other women, which has been two
years reaching the stage, will have