davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Chi1dren's Petticoats
soc

Were 81. 10 Lawn Petticoats.
Gertrude style: finished with hem
stitched and tucked ruffie; sizes .
TO 4 years.
so Infants Shoulder-strap Bands
with tab attached; cotton and
wool mixture; sizes months, 2
and years. Were soc az
each; now .............. SS(
20 Infants Cotton Shoulder strap
Bands with tab attached and Cot
ton Shirts, low neck, short sleeves,
button -downfront style; sizes s
months and l year. Were fE
2oc each: now .......... lOC
5 Children's Cheviot Cane Sets
cape, hat and cretoune dress-tsn
and copen; size 4 years. Or
Were $40 each; now ..... Do
3S Children's Cambria Drawers.
finished with hemstitching and fine
tucks; sizes 4 and years. fr
Were e5c pair: now. lSc
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12

Fireplace Furnishings
" Price

Slightly shopworn.
1 27-inch Black Iron Fireplace Coal
Crate, brass trimmed. Was &1n
! 1s-in. Black Iron Coal *
Crate. Was SO: now. ...... ~
/ Swedish Iron Finished (7 E0
Coal Hod. Was sis; now VI wv
pair Wrought Iron Andirons;
TN inches high. Were <2 IN
pair Wrought Iron Andirons;
171 inches high. Were SO (ff
I pair Wrought Iron Andirons
with brass trimmings: 1917
inches high. Were SIS 81 N
pair, now
Hammered Brass Fire Set,
shovel, tongs. poker and ca
stand: Was S26; now -. :. w
Imported Holland Brass
Trimmed Bellows Was Sf3; q
now ......-..,.... w
IA painted Bellows, G.
Were $14 each; now ...... ~
Housewares Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Wash Dress Goods
Greatly Reduced

800 remnants Wash Dress Goods.
In lengths of "a to 4 yards.
David & John Anderson Cling CT
ham. Was Sl.25 yard; now pb
S9'1es W.s Sc . yard. sss nos sinsh.m 45c
8lees w.s ssc . yard: r:, now s'nsh.n 3Oc
32-inch Year. round
Printed Zephyr. Was SOC Az.
3s-inch Canton Crepe. Was ~
S5c yard; now ... ON
sol Japanese Crepe. an
Was 3Sc yard: now. wv
Ss.ses aas s,as ssk y.aa: and Cotton na% Crepe 81
ssla' 81, ,,ssh ndv rsFea'e. ~ Was soc Zoe
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Boys Pajamas, Csc

Greatly reduced 46 Small Boys
Flannelette Pajamas; one piece;
sizes 2. and years.
Sports Coat Sweaters; sizes IA
and 16 years. Were IS - Or
each; now ............ VLs/)
pairs Small Boys Wool Knee
Pants; size years. Were Ct 0E
$3.50 pair: now p>~[O
B Boys Vests; attractive style
sizes .. 6 and Z years. & lax
Were 1896 each; now. P>bf)
1s Boys Cloth Hats. assorted
3 to d years. Were IS each; or.
20 Blue Chambray Shirts; sizes
121a to IA neckband; used as
cadet drilling shirt. Were e.
Sl.60 each; now .......... W
Boys Section. Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Chi1dren's Socks, 5Ot

Were 75c. IA pairs Wool q
Socks, in white with narrow band
of blue, green or brown at top,
sizes to 81; slightly soiled.
Is pairs Children's Silk 1alength
Full-fashioned Straight-top Socks,
in black: sizes IA to 9Ia
Were S2.25 to $3.50 pair; 7E~
II pairs Children's Cotton Pants;
medium weight: ribbed: knee
length; sizes 13 and IA
years. Were s1.10 pair; IT,
now NV
Children's Hosiery Section, vu. -
Hoor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Cut Glass Shakers
Zoe Pair

Special. SO pairs Light Cut Glass
Salt and Pepper Shakers, with
metal tops.
ITO Decorated Imported
Glass Bud Vases. Special, IN
SacH ...... wv
26 Light Cut Glass Bud
Vases, metal base. Special, oE
eacu Wv
30 dozen Thin-blown Table Turn.
blers, wreath cut desirn. d.
Special. each. 10c: dozen. 4l
20 Decorated Footed Glass Fn.
Comports. Special, each. 0UN
~ Amber-colored Cold Drink Sets.
covered Jug and 8 fancy
shaped tumblers. Special, cor
70 dozen Thin-b blown Table Tim,
hlers. light cut design.
Spe dozen cia l. each lsc; SIX
Glassware Section. Fitch floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Lamp Shades and Port
ables Reduced

These are slightly damaged.
4S Ere b Printed Electric
Shields. We're $1.25 each; 7Sr
"a French Print Electric
Shades. Were 81 each; S0c
Handsome Georgette SHk-lined
Electric Shield. Greatly re- SIS
UuceQ
Metal Table Portables: cut-out
leaf design. Greatly Tt7 81
Cloissone japanese Metal Floor
Electr c Portable, Greatly 500
reduced
l Black and Silver Metal Electric
Floor Portable. Greatly T1H
Gas Lamp, metal with painted
glass panel shade. Great 81 IN
1y reduced. d............. w wv
Black and Gold Elec-
trio Bridge Portable. go IN
Greatly reduced ...... >@<~S
Handsome Decorated Parchment
Shade: a0-inch. Greatly TO0
reduced ....-.-..
Handsome Parchment Shade; 20
Inch. Greatly re- T17 E0
Iamp Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Nine. Irene Gird1es
$3.50

Were $lO.o0 and mare. 10 Girdles
and Parame Laced Corsets; girdles
OF fine broche and English elastic;
sizes 3. "a. %, %. 80. SO and SO.
Reducing Corsets: z Secretex
lace back: 2 Nemolastik lace front:
sizes 81 to 3s in the lot.
noM @sTe !.' 5000 and more each; IS
4 Rubber Corsets; hood front, lace
Were S Sc each; nc" now. %. $1.75
10 Girdles and Corsets: Treo and
American Lady: brooches and cou-
flls; sizes 3 to %. 2S. 80, S5.
Were 50 and more e. "
each; now .......... 4I.Z0
Woodthrop Girdles of pink
broche and section of arm elastic:
sizes o6. 2S, SO. Were IS &0
each' now ..-........... QL
25 Brassieres; r & J, Natures
Rival, Treco; satins and brooches:
front and back fastening; sizes
3S, 80. ~ TO 4S in the lot.
Were 81 and more each; 70
'V"~ .
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Women's Underthings Low Priced
68c and Csc

135 Gowns, Envelope Chemise.
Vests, Step-in Drawers and
Boomers, tailored or lace and
embroidery trimmed; of
batiste, nainsook and TO-
voile WV
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Victor Broadcasting Program
TONIGHT, 9 to 10 PM.

state this will not be broadcased
locally. O
local. these Victor records will give
75c (l948l) Japanese Sunset.
(l9545) The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise
By Victor Salon Orchestra
SIso GOOD Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes
(6Oo9) Faust (Dio Possentc).
By De Cogorzo
$500 (64o7) Rondo Mozart -Kreislcr).
SISo 6l3) Sonata in G Mnor-Presto troppo.
By Renee Chemet
75c O9435) Marcheta
By Victor Salon Orchestra
S15o (oo2) Invictus (Henley-I -IIuhn)
$500 Blue Bells of Scotland
By De Cogorza
$500 (6473) Alteration (Borowsk).
$3.50 (1al5) By the Waters of Mnnetonka.
By Renee Chemet
$500 (6O73) La Paloma (Yradier) by special request)
By De Cogorza
yictroa cries.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Bird Cage Stands, $6

Were $12. 2 Wrought-iron
Bird Cage Stands, slightly
shopworn.
White Enameled Reed Bird
Cage and Stand, slightly
:as! :a4pwSsn. nsw wa $11.95
Reed Bird Cage and Fern
Stand two o n e d color;
slightly shopworn. %f7 IN
Was $S5; now. " wv
Wrought-iron Fern Stands,
green and gold enameled;
slightly damaged.
wss' ne~ ''.'' each; $3.50
Housewares Section. Fifth door
Toilet Paper, Sc.
Was zoe package. 500 pack
ages oblivion Toilet Paper.
Housewares Section. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Girls Kimonos, SIPS

Were s2.15. % Cotton Crepe
Kimonos, in plain colors Of blue
and pink. with silk cord tie belt;
: yes to II years.
80 Cotton Crepe Kimonos, in checks
of white and blue, ribbon trimmed;
sizes TO l. years. 81 OK
Were $3.50 each; now.
SILK japanese Crepe kimonos; in
pink and red; some embroidery
trimmed; sizes 8 and 8
years Were $3.50 S195
each: now .............
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Women's Sweaters Reduced

5 Heavy, Wool Knit Sweaters; pull-over style
l white, 2 navy, maroon; were S875 each; now
S..
2Heavy Knit Sweaters, emerald green and white
Were SlO75 each; now S5.
3 Brushed Wool Coats ; l brown and green, tan
and tan; l white with black border. Were $40
each; now S5.
Sweaters, an odd lot, White Brushed Wool Tee
Shirts white rayon and wool; sleeve and sleeve
less. Were SS.o5 and S5.75 each; now S1.95,
Section, hoor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Jersey Dresses Reduced

Were Sl0 II Dresses of extra good qualit
sey; straightline models; green, rust, b
tan and blue; sizes 10, Is, SO and 40. NVel
each; now $3.95.
II Cotton Suiting Dresses in checked pat
tan. gray and brown sizes So 3S, 40, AZ.
S5.o5 and $3.50 each; now $2.95.
Home Frock Section Third floor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Corset Section, Third floor
Girls Tams. soc
Were $1.9o. Il Brushed Wool
Tams, in white with colored bor-
ders.
Girls bat Section. Fourth floor.
Imported Gowns
$2.95

Were 81 and S. 8 French and
Belgian Gowns, low neck, sleeve
less; voile and painsook: finished
with French fold and dainty seal
looping; hand-embroidered; sizes Is
10 Belgian and French Enyelope
Chemise, armhole and strap style:
daintily hs nd embroidered; finished
with scalloping or French fold:
sizes SO to "A. Were a Cor
eacn; now. #S>/~
II pairs White Radium Step-iu
Drawers. trimmed with narrow,
real flet lace; lengths
% and IS. Were $5 co
each; now. R[s/S
Silk Underwear Section, Third floor.
Umbrellas, $2.35
Were So. Cotton Tafreta
Umbrellas, in black; as
sorted wood handles; fer
rules to match; handles fin-
fshed with silk cord loop.
Umbrella Section, First loor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Smoking Sets, SOC

Were 81. 3 Smoking Sets.
Ash Trays. Were tx.
75c each; now........ ~
! Pipe Rack. Was "a
$l.Zo. now. wv
1 Leather-covered Gig
arctic Box. Was $3.50; d
now ..... ............. W
2 Nickel-silver Cigarette
Cases. Were $3.50 IT,
each; now. Nv
: 2 Nicke1-silver Cigarette
Cases. Were '75c az
each; now. W............ %~S
s Chemical Thermom-
eters. Were 75c each; 7E-
now
! Ash Tray. Was soc; 0E
1 Leather Tripod Case. En-
Was So; now......... wv
5 Auto Vanity Cases. En-
Were $3.50 each: now. wv
2 sets Pearl-handled Butter
Knives. Were So &f IN
set; now. .......... T>~O
Kodak and Cutlery Section, First
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Kid Gloves, Csc

MD gloves, 65c
Were 81. 40 pairs womens ..
clasp Kid Gloves. in white, and
black embroidered in white; sizes
6ia and So
SO pairs Women's Fabric Gloves.
2-clssp: white, beige and pongee
sizes 5la. 8. IA and 81. S0-
SS pairs Washable Fabric Gloves:
S-button length: white, black and
brown: sizes 8. 81, Z. Were EQ-
81 pair: now . wv
~ pairs Strap-wrist Double silk
Gloves; brown; sizes 51a and
6. Were $1.50 pair; X
now ;..... ........ Wv
Glove Sect ion Eiysf foor
Evening star., 1925-02-12

1O3 Gowns, Envelope Chemise,
Straight Chemise and Vests, of
dimity, batiste and nalnsook'
tailored or lace and en- 06c
broidery trimmed. .......
Women's Underwear Section, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Drapery Fabrics

Also Upholstery Fabrics
Cretonnes, Rayon, Poplin,
Noiles and many others
short lengths, suitable for
many purposes. Also odd
pairs Lace Curtains
IS to 10 Less
Curtain Section, Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Wolfe Curtains,
S1.45 Pair

Very special. 100 pairs New.
Fresh Wolfe Curtains, in that
fine quality with which our
patrons are familiar. Plain
voiIe, nicely made; white;
2h yards long; tie-backs in
cluded.
20 pairs Checked Marquis
cite Ruff1ed Curtains; white;
2A yards: tie-backs
included. r d u C d, OK
pair .............. wv
Curtain Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
ChinaiCups and
Cat1rerS f5c for

AIlllld AupS dllo
Saucers, 15c for both
Special. 100 Imported Decorated
Thin China Cups and Saucers.
Decorated Haviland
China Covered Dishes. g OK
Special, each. ......... Y%</ -
Haviland China Gov
sf.1 ei.1 Butter a''s...'.'..... Dish, spe. $1.25
! Haviland China A.
ti., insA .'l'...l':... Meat Dish. spe. $1.95
1 French Decorated China Ct OE
Vegetable Dish. Special. p|>[|
3 French Decorated China vege-
table Dishes, S-inch. Spe- TX.
cial, each. ................. Nv
French China 18-inch Meat
Dishes, decorated. Special, Ct
edcn
3 French China Meat
Dishes. 14-inch. Special, q En
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Women's B1ouses Reduced, 81

An odd lot Of IS Black Crepe de Chine and
Pongee, Black and Navy Wool Blouses Were
S395 and $5.75.
18 White and Orchid Linen and White Broad
cloth Shirts; sizes SO to 46. Were S3.o5 to $5.75
each; 81.
9 Extra Size Crepe de Chine Blouses; navy, tan
and white; sizes 48 to 54. Were $3.50 and SlO75
each now $3.95.
6 Beaded Overblouses imported; black and
brown crepe de chine; sizes SO and no. Were
S1O75 each; now S5,75.
Sectio
Evening star., 1925-02-12

Greatly Reduced
Hosiery Section. First door.
Junior Misses Sports
Coats, $8.95
Were $25. 10 Sports Coats. with
or without fur collar; full lined.
tan ana brown: sizes 13, Is and ~
Junior Misses Dresses. on tan
crepe de chine and tan and brown
plsid jersey; suitable for dress or
sports wear; sizes Is
noa 1o1 II, .,....''. "s!. ss' each; $3.50
Junior Misses' Dresses. ,s,,st
and crepe de chine: one and two
piece styles: with collars, wide
belts and georgette rur3es: brown,
tan. black and green and bIact
pIaids; sizes Is and II. CIR
Were $39. so each; now. pJO
Junior Misses Dresses of VOL
yer. cNpe-back satin and creme
ae chine in attractive styles, suit.
spae Ior dress or sports wear;
ssss: sssi2o now .nd $3.50 $3.50
3 Girls Dresses Of poiret twin
and taffeta in one and two piece
styles; brown and navy; sizes I9
and ii. Were SIS each; CT EO
Q Girls Wool jersey and Serge
Dresses in sightiine style.
trimmed with colored embroidery
and ribbon; henna. navy and
brow brown; .,n sizes !. and 10. 81 OK
Girls and Juniors Section. Fourth
Evening star., 1925-02-12
Furs Reduced

Scotch Mole Coat with fox collar and cut
beautifully lined; AZ inches. Was $3.50; nt
$195.
| 5O-nch Scotch Mole Coat with viatka col
and cuffs beautifully lined. Was $3.50; NJ
S295.
Coco Caracul Jacquette with viatka collar. w
$50; now 500.
Evening star., 1925-02-12

Alpaca Wool sweaters, with Fancy fronts:
an gray brown; sizes 81, So and SO. Were &E IN
each; f0~~S
Furnis Section, First noor
Evening star., 1925-02-12
row the Most Unusual Savings Of
Silk Slips and
Petticoats. 1895

Wo1nen's Blooners
78c
Were 81, $1.50 and $I75 pair
10 pairs Mercerized Cotton Knit
Bloomers, In white. pink and black.
Sizes are broken and not all colors
in all sizes. Sizes 4. 5 and Z.
10 Women's Combination Suits, fine
knit; low neck, no sleeves. knee
length; builtup shoulder; size 5;
soiled. Were 81 each; 10.
now ................... /CC
40 Women's Fine Knit Cotton
Vests; spring weight: high neck
with long or elbow sleeves; Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves, In Merode
make. Not al styles In all sizes.
Sizes 3, z, 8 and 8. Soiled.
now WsTe 81 and sl.ia EACH 78c
Knit Underwear Section, Third
d0Or,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
8 OFFICE
BOARD USED
As MODEL

A decidedly atmospheric prologue
has been arranged and will be pre-
scented by Don Felice of the Palace in
connection with the showing of Co
rhine Grififth's latest picture release,
classified. The classified adyertis-
ing department of a daily newspaper
will be duplicated as closely as pos
sible on the Palace stage and six girls
will hold places as want ad" sales
ladies.
An up-to-the-minute Charleston will
be staged in the setting with Terry
Terhune, Marjorie Mahavier> and
Lois Lorrayne as the principals. This
number is a decided innovation as il
marks what is probably the first ct
tempt to perform the intricate steps OF
the latest dance craze with three per-
formers working in unison.
Don Felice has arranged appropri-
ate jazz music for the number and it
is calculated by the management that
the skit will please as well as any
thing ever shown on the Palace stage
aside from placing the audience in a
receptive mood for the showing Of the
feature film attraction.
Courtesy is due the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Company who dupli-
Gated. so far as is possible. the equip
ment of the San Antonio Light CLASH
fled advertising department to be used
as a stage setting.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
COLLEEN MOORE PLAYS
HOSTESS TO SAILORS

Several hundred officers and men
from the British battleships Capctown
and Patrician were given a royal wei
come TO First National Studios, Hol
lywood. when they stormed the main
gates and demanded to know "how tie
movies were made"
When the ships arrived in Los An
geles harbor, according 10 the com
handlers. the men wanted TO visit a
picture studio more than anything
else.
Colleen Moore. First National star,
acted as hostess for the day.
With Miss Moore and several Of
ficers in the lead, the boys" marched
through the big studio, stopping firt
on tie Corinne Griffith set whore they
witnessed scores from Caesars
Wife" Miss Griffith's forthcoming
picture. Next they visited Edwin Ca
rewe's big cabaret setting he was max
ing for his Joanna" picture. Colleen
explained in detail just what this prop
and that light were for.
Upon leaving the Carewe set. the
sailors stood on the sidelines Of the
Barbara La Marr-Lewis Stone set
where Alfred i. Green was directing
the players in The Girl From Mont
Marie" Later they visited Frank
Lloyds "1'he Splendid Road set. Dor.
othy Mackaill and Victor McLaglen
both English contributions to thu
screen, were presented 10 the sailors
By Miss Moore and they we're given
rousing cheer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
MISS GRIFFITH
WEEKS STAR
At PALACE

A new Corinne Griffith Corinne
who embodies all Of the traits, good
and bad, of Miss 1925-will be seen
at the Palace when her latest release.
Classified" is flashed on the screen
this week. The film is taken from
Edna Ferber's great novel Of news
paper life. and deals with the love and
adventures of want ad" girl.
Miss Griffith has never had a role
so appealing as that of the ambitious
working girl who aspires TO the finer
things of life possessed by her more
fortunate sisters. She takes the part
Of girl dreamer-a girl who visions
herself surrounded by plenty while
living in poor circumstances. Her
dreams became an obSession and
when an opportunity comes to partici-
pate in the pleasures she has always
been denied she accepts without count
ing the cost.
The transition Of Miss Griffith from
the meager surroundings Of her home
to the splendors of pleasure palaces
affords new proof of her remarkable
versatility. The major part of the &C.
ton is conferred on her flight into the
land Of gayety, and many Of the Sc
quences vie for honors with the most
deliberately staged society dramas.
Eastern critics pronounce this pic
ture as being one of the truest illus
trations of American home life as il
really is that has ever been shown
and the situations and complications
that beset the heroine as being such
as can, and do, occur every day in
every city throughout the land.
Jack Mulhall and Charlie Murray
head the supporting cast.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
DIRECTOR PROMISES
SURPRISE TO FANS

George Fitzmauricc, film director,
has had decp-rooted feeling. that
some day he would direct that one
picture CT pictures he always has
wanted to make. That opportunity
will crystalline when Fitzmaurice
starts on work on his first Samuel
Goldwyn production to be released
through United Artists Corporation.
Every writer, artist or director
usually has one big idea gyrating in
his system that he has set his heart
on" says Fitzmaurice, "but seldom
docs chance present itself for him to
do it.
Like most people, I have had a
most definite dramatic thought for
the production of big picture that
long have wanted to do. i am now
shaping up the idea, rounding it out
and playing with it, and will soon
start work on 1t.
1.-The public has tagged, my past
film work as lavish, exotic, romantic,
high society love stuff. have done
this, because there is a certain de-
mand for it, and then, too, l have Il
certain liking for that kind VI film.
But now. i have a surprise in store
for the fans. The idea of my next
picture has been rolling around in
my mind for some time. 1t will be
an out-of- thc-ordinary theme. and ]
hope to give it out-of-tht-ordinary
treatment"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
MAJESTIC BILL
FEA I URES
L|GHTNIN'
Famous Stage Play, Put in
Picture Form Climaxes
Varied Program.

A good vaudeville bill and the pic
turization of one Of the stages great
est .triumphs are paired as entertain
mcnt features of the program that
opened at the Majestic theatre yester-
day afternoon.
s.Lightnini which as John Gold
ems stage success set theatrical rec
ords, is the cinema feature. The pic
turization of Franz Bacon's master
piece is from the studio of William
Fox. Jay Hunt and Madge Bellamy
are the featured performers. The
former handles the role that made
Frank Bacon immortal. while Miss
Bellamy appears as Millie, the daugh-
ter, role created by Bacon for his
daughter. Wallace Macdonald is cast
in an important role as is ]. Farrell
Macdonald, as judge, another stellar
part in the picture. Ethel Clayton
also is featured. The picture runs
true to its stage presentation with the
scenic effects, OF course elaborated.
The smiles, laughs, tears and throbs
that made it a successful stage play
have been enhanced in its change to
cclluloid presentation.
The vaudeville headliner is Aunt Je-
NINA, a blackface artist who in the
makeup of the famous flap jack trade
mark and under a layer of burnt cork
pours out red hot syncopated songs.
Two pianos help the syncopation OF
her numbers. Aunt Jemima is intro
ducing the newest song specialtiee.
Lew Reed and Paul LaVere also
are featured on the program. Lew
will be remembered from previous ap-
pearanccs. here with other partners
Hes the dancing violinist with the
comedy makeup and lines. Paul La
We're, the new partner, is a banjo
spanker who gets world of melody
from the four-stringed instrument.
Pat Barrett and Nora Cunneen
draw the laughs with their chatter
loguc. Pat does a veteran sheik part,
while Miss Cunneen does the foil.
They're both clever and the ast is re-
plete with wise cracks.
Clemmons Belling with his novelty
act closes the show. Humans and
animals assist Belling in entertaining
the folks down trent.
The show gets away to a musical
start with Jack Adams and the
Thompson Sisters handling the instru-
ments. Regular instruments and nov
city tools" are used in the musical
specialties Of this trio. Banjos, ma
rimbnphones. saxophones and other in
struments are featured.
A new serial also was started yes
terday. It's wild West" this time
with Indians and the like. The Ma
jestic orchestra pleased with a new
overture and added color to the screen
ing Of the fables and news reel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
CRUzE FINDS THINGS
VERY DIFFERENT

Twenty-six years ago James Cruze,
the director, then just lad making
his way in the world, slept under the
Gins of the state capitol park in Sac
ramcnto that he might save the price
of room.
During the filming of his latest
Paramount picture, "Thc Pony Ex-
press" he had n beautiful suite on the
fourth floor of the Senator Hotel, over
looking the park and those same Gins.
The thought that ran through his
mind as he stood at his window and
looked out would be interesting to
know.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
BESSIE LOVE FINDS
REST Is A RARITY

"No rest for the wicked" should be
changed to mo rest for n motion pic
turc actress" gaspcd the diminutivc
Bessie Love as she. dashed from the
Ambassador Hotel to the Santa Fe
station.
AT the Paramount studio in Holly
wood ] made A Som of His Father.
got back from location, took one long
breath and two .swims then made
New Brooms' with William de Mile.
"Noccooncr done than | received n
telegram from New York to come back
and. play in Monta Bells picture, The
King on Main Street
I'll rest on the train anyway.
said gleefully.
Today comes a telegram from her
saying Been interviewed at every
station. Chicago convention of re
porters and photographers met me al
Albuquerque, n. NJ. Talked to them
while we ate at lunch counter. Train
held two minutes for us. Hclp!"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-11
GORGEOUS HUES ADD
TO CLORIA'S LATEST

A gorgeous bit of color photography
will be a part Of Gloria Swanson's
coming Paramount picture, "Stasc
Struck" which, with Allan Dwan di-
recting, is being completed at the Long
Island studio. Miss Swanson has the
role Of a poor little waitress who
dreams she is a great actress, and
the color sequence is the dream.
1t shows banquet hall with enor-
nous gold pillars against a background
OF purple. Servants are in crimson
and gold and the horde of court la
dies and gentlemen are stunningly
CARRIED. The floor is black, highly pol
ished.