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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Cabaret Dancer
Capitol Heroine

The star Dust Trail. a fascinat-
ing film story Of what goes on behind
the scenes in the theater. il the Cap
itol film attraction.
The film features Shirley Mason
in role OF Broadway cabaret
dancer. whose meteoric rise TO fame
on the musical stage nearly loses her
the love OF her less successful actor.
husband.
Actual scenes OF rehearsals. man.
bgers Offices. casting offices and
dressing rooms abound thruout the
film- and many OF the shots" were
taken In wellknown theaters along
the Great White Way.
The story comes from the skilled
pens Of Frederick and Fanny Hatton.
The direction was by Edmund Mortl
~ with a capable cast. including
Z INT washburn. Richard Tucker
sMThomas K. Mil. II is a William
Fox production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
NEWSPAPER CANTONESE NOW
MOVIE DIRECTOR

Malcolm 81 Clair. one Of The clev.
crest young directors OF Hollywood.
used to be n newspaper cartoonist
He says that the swiftest way 10
convey an idea TO another Is by a
cartoon. SO. while he was directing
Betty Bronson. Adolpho Msnjou and
Florence Vidor in the Paramount
picture. Are Parents Pcopley' he
frequently took his pad and pencil
and sketched for them hts ideas on
various bits OF acting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Picture hffer

The wlnds u chance have delayed
Ben Lyon. handsome young leading
man for First National. from starting
work on his new racing picture. The
Pace That Thrills. which win be- pro
dnccd IA the East. Ben has been de.
laycd In Canada. completing his roio
IN Frank Lloyds Winds Of Chance. .
sam Hardy. veteran OF stage and
screen. Is playing in The Way
Girl" now In production under the
direction 81 John Francis Dillon.
Doris kenyon has the featured role
81 Poppy with Lloyd Hughes in the
leading male role
Richard Dix's latest Paramount
picture. formerly titled California.
or Bust Will reach tho screen as
Tho Lucky Devil" Esther RAiston
Is the heroine The story Is abou,
a transcontinentai automobile race
and Is Said TO he packed with thrills.
Get out and ride the range
Tor a spell. "a Jack Hoii's nd
vice 10 city. bred youths who an
plre 20 become famous as heroes
In Western film dramas That's
the course Holt followed soon
after he left the Virginia Mill.
tary institute. Holt's latest Para
mount picture Is Zane Grsy's
THE I.isht Of Western stars"
Helen Leo Worthlng. beautiful sS.
''Follies" actress. who appeared in
Janice Meredith" and "Ths Swan.
has an important part In Nigh, Life
Of New York. Allan Dwan's latest
Paramount production. which Is said
to have given Broadway its most
comprehensive treatment on tho
screen 10 date.
June Mathis has finished the
script FOR corinnc Gufnth's "cassi.
fled Work Is being done on In.
Itiai scenes in New York under Al
santelIs direction
Kurt Rehfeid. selected 20 direct
'-The yiennese Medley" is confer.
ring with June Mathis on story and
cast. Production starts June ist.
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New CruzeFilm
Welcome Home
MueaISNewLois

HOLLYWOOD. June flames
Crarc. Paramount director in the
majority ~ his pictures oNerts his
inmlcal faculty of almost too wildly
IOrtaying American 10 life.
Wber Strohsim. Lubltsch and
Scastrom have won their screen
spurs by depicting continental "a.
istcnce Cr,Irc has taken themes With
which We daily come Ia contact
fathCuinlaw. mothers Ia law. or ne.
Tie Quarreh or situations IN our
homes which become titanic wars In
oompari>on 90 European rcvsutions.
10 welcome iiomc. his latest
production, cnlrc's entire STORY
hinges upon tho visit Of "a wcltmean.
ing. hut at the same time annoying.
old man who IS the father Of Fred
prouty, played by Warner Baxter.
His visit nearly wrecks the domestic
welfare % Prouty aud his wife.
played by lois Wilson.
Under Cruzcs direction lois VII.
as opened M and given the
- a peep 90 self which has
Heretofore been hidden and uneS
plotted Too long has Lois been a
mainly MAINLY sort OF girlish indi.
Vidusl turkius behind tho placldity
90 lois henldcd innocence and mod
csty Is a store % human knowledge.
Cruze has. az least. peercd into that
unrcvcaled quality and made Of Lois
mans woman IN Welcome
Home"
One forgrts Lois Is an actress and
feels that she is a human being as
she. In womanly fashion. unlooscs
her pcntun nerves and flies into one
of the hes, RACES AZ husband ever
seen ton the scrccnl.
Welcome Home" Is from the stage
play Of the same name by Edna Fer.
her and Gcorge :. kaufman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
WITTY TOW

While Thomas Melghan was In
ocala, Fla. making his latest Para
mount picture. "oh Home Week"
he was shown n spring which n
guide proclaimed as tho tabled
Fountain or Youth" discovered By
Ponce dc Leon 400 years ago. His
guide told Meighan that thousands
went there and regnIned their youth.
We'll" said Meighan, after / fin
lsh this picture | suppose III find
myself playing opposite Baby
Peggy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
NEW FIND"

Greta Nissen, Paramount's beautl-
full Norwegian actress. enjoys dane
ing more than anything else In the
world. She studied under tho direc-
tlon Of Fokine. tho Russian ballet
master. and danced in the stage hit,
''Bcggar on Horseback" following
her arrival In this country. Film
goers viii be privileged TO glimpse
this sensational find" for tho first
time in william de Miles "Lost--A
tpffo -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Last ShoDings of
North of So"

North Of &C." by Emerson Hough.
depicting all the thrills and hard.
ships Of pioneer days on tho Texas
cattle ranges. has been filmed for
Paramount by Irwin Wiliat. who
made the naturalcolor picture,
"Wanderer Of the wastcland. and
other classics.
North Of ss' lis tale Of the Texas
eatue trail. picturing a country Wild,
almost lawless. at the period OF the
ttory. roughened and dlsheartcned bv
the recent civil war.
Paramount has furnished a notable
eht 10 visualize the story. II in.
Guides Jack Holt, Ernest Torrence
I1os Wilson and Noah Beory in foa.
lured roles. Tho picture Ia showlne
~ the last time Monday al thc
Pnial. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
COINCIDENT

To those concerned with coinci
dence. II may be interesting TO know
that the same ground upon which
tho Spanish padres Of early Califor
nln preached their sermons Is now
being used nA location for the screen
ing Of the Paramount picture. "Thc
Wandcrcr." the Biblical parable Of
tho prodgal son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

Lambert H1lycr. director Roy
Carpenter, camcramnn. and Fred
stanley OF the scenario staff Of one
OF the Earl Hudson units, are on loI
cation In Canada on tho Gerald Beau.
mont story, "The Knockout" In
which Milton sllg win DO starred
by First National.
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DEATHS

Spence, Florence, e5. Lake Burlcn,
May 81.
Pappas. baby. days. 12osh Terry
ave. May 81.
Mcintyre, May. 49, 5oi5 S7th ave. s..
May 90.
Helmlch. Milton Warren. ~, ai32
Dayton st.. May IS.
Stlllcr, Hcdwlg. 20, View Park, May
20.
Teller, Jane Hannah. 81. i32 18th
ave. NJ. May 2s.
Blank. George w, 6S. "a Washing
ton st., May ~.
Peterson. Ruth. / month. III Madi-
son st. May "a.
Kayamatsu, Turukichi, 80. 517 jack
son st., Mny 81
Wood. yennic NJ. IS. 1915 Federal
ave. May 2s.
Killeen Alice May, ., 52i5 California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01

william dc Miles hobby liz tennis.
Iis 70 really an exper, NJ the strenu.
Gus sport as he decislvcly revealed
20 AuoIphe Menjou when that debon.
~, gentleman was appearing under
~ direction In "Lost---A Wife"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-01
Divorce Complaints

Murlol Vs. Arthur Marion Cr0Hbell
cruelty.
Charles vs. Lillian NJ. - Powers
cruelty.
Ethel l. Va, Walter j. sullivan, de-
gertion.
Anna r. w. Fred j. ScholluH, cruelty.
Allie V. va. Warren Bong. nonsup-
port.
May va w. II. Freeman, nonsupport.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births IN their houReh nlds arc re-
ported by the following men.
kjoravlek, Hleimar. 1t0a " ssth ct,
gifi.
Barran. Clifford y $3.50 toth ave.
& w hoy.
boy.
House, Arthur Everett. ZOE n. Stat
st.. boy.
Fordyee. Carl Andrew. easl ts,h ave
:. w. girl.
PIKE. clyde David. ss2e W. stth A.
girl
Bsruch. samuel sois .sth ave. s..
hoy.
Harvey, James Leroy. 1901 2ith ave-
boy
sus1ro. NobuIiro, sish jackson st..
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2 FOR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE

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SUBURBAN REAL
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suburban home place: modern 4
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Kitchen cOnveniences. large. at
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

BUILDING FOR 10 years lease. conn
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YOU can make fine living in this
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Funeral services Tuesday. ] y ~
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June !. 1895. ALLIE METHVEN,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
CANON CARNEGIE PEEVED
AT "MONKEY" QUOTATION
Denies He Said America Is De-
generating Into Monkey House"
Hits Divorce in U. S.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 30.-Rev. Will
liam Hartley Carnegie, canon OF West
minister, was quoted by the Evening
News as declaring that the canker
in the life of America is divorce and.
with all seriousness. that America Is
degenerating from a human society
into a monkey house"
Canon Carnegie was found at the
canon's residence. behind Westmin-
ster Abbey, in high dudgeon at what
he called "the outrageous language"
attributed to him by the Evening
News. He had recently returned from
the United States and had made a
survey of the conditions there. but he
emphatically denied using the extrav-
agant phraSeology in the published
interview.
What I did say" he informed the
correspondent of the Associated Press,
was that the best people in America
are becoming very anxious at the fire.
quency OF divorces on the fiimsiest
pretext in certain States and that
they recognized that if this tendency
became prevalent it would menace the
stability of society, inasmuch as the
family is the basis of the social struc
ture, and undermining it in this way
involves great risks, as the history
Of the Roman empire shows.
IF in any society the marriage re-
lations are permitted to become in
creasingly looSened, 1t would ulti-
mately reduce that society to the
level of a monkey house"
Canon Carnegie went on to say that
there is the same danger in Eng
land, only perhaps less so than in
America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
COUNTESS KAROLW
ADLER THAN COUNT.
Held "Strong Member of
Family" by Kellogg Aide,
Strassburger Declares.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, October 30-The New
York World says that Ralph b.
Strassburger, wealthy Pennsylvania
said yesterday he was informed by
Secretary of State Kellogg that
countess karolyi was refused permits
sion to enter this country as Strass-
burgers guest because on her hus-
bands recent visit to America he
talked to newspaper men of matters
on which he had promised to be
silent.
Mr.. StraSsburger, who is a stanCh
organization Republican, said he
visited Secretary kellogg 10 learn
why she was barred from the United
States. Secretary Kellogg. he said.
told him he was only obeying the
law. Asked why she came under the
law, Secretary Kellogg answered, &C
cording to Mr.. Strassburger:
Well, the State Department has
been very much annoyed by the
karolyis. after making an agreement
not TO talk of certain matters to
gain admittance, then talking to al
sorts Of newspaper men, telling them
what il was they weren't permitted
TO say"
The Secretary, he said. did not
answer when Mr.. StraSshurEer asked
If he meant the interviews Karolyi
gave in Canada When he asked why
the countess should be held RESPONSE
bic for her husbands actions, he said.
Assistant Secretary Leland Harrison
replied:
I'VE have information, Mir. StrasS-
burger, that it Is the countess who
is the-well, the strong member of
the family"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the last -
hours:
Charles f. J. and Title c. Williams, girl
Samuel F. and Hazel Lowe, girl
William F. and Mary f.. Donaldson. BOY.
Parren Y and Catherine a Wheeler, boy
Clifton w and Lillian Disney. girl.
Lewis r. and Mildred Cannon. girl
William II. and Blanche lowell, girl
James p and Mary HSrner. girl.
James O. and Helen NJ. Hartman, boy.
James NJ and Sadie Hynson, girl.
George W and Margaret NJ. Morse. girl.
George +. and Helen A. Gephart, boy.
James l.. and Marion II. Burke. boy.
Clarence o. and Hiltrcth Watkins. 10y.
Edward P and Marian Magner, boy
Charles l.. and Margaret Wilkinson. boy
Raymond G and Pauline NJ. Sunderland
girl
Rollan NJ ard Mildred NJ. Bell, girl.
Ralph l.. and Mary J. Summers, hoy.
Alfred g. and Edith NJ. Masters. girl.
Clarke / and Ida b. Wampler girl.
Stanley H. and Marie Dalton. girl.
John E. and Julia NJ. Wrenn. girl
Samuel II and Bertha NJ. St"inour. girl
Howard R. and Olive V. Canlpbeli girl
VIM. McH. and Fricia l.. Caldwell. girl
Wiley G.. and Lula N. Deaton, boy.
John and Maggie jefferson. boy.
Samuel L. end Martha Morton. girl
Edward A and Dorothy Price, boy
Robert and Jennie Williams, boy.
Walter ana Gertrude BugRS. hoy.
Joseph r. and Matte NJ. Maclde; boy.
Samuel and Jessie Anderson. girl.
Augustus and Dorothy Patrick. girl.
George and Marie burgess. boy.
Ben L. and AzaIia y Turner. girl
Lewis and Gladys Llttlejuhn. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
FULL RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
Evangelical Union Head Praises
Conditions in Russia.

OMAHA. Nebr., October so CP).-
Religious freedom is reality in Rus
sla now. the Rev. I. S. Prokhanoff of
Leningrad, founder of the All-Russian
Union of Evangelical Churches, said
in ar address last night.
The evangelical Christian move
ment has increased wonderfully, en-
bracing all classes of people" he said.
1T is developing into the greatest re
ligious reformation in the history Of
Europe.
Whereas the government and the
Orthodox Church were formerly op-
posed to the spread of evangelical
Christianity. these organizations can
now teach and preach openly, due to
the liberalism of the present regime. 4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth Page)
Mission

benefit of the Episcopal Mission
School for Girls in Toxic, Japan. AS
ISOLATED In this work with Mrs. Miller
are Miss Mary Wheeler, Miss Emily G.
Matthews. Mrs. Dudley Carpenter and
Miss Caroline Barkalow.:
Col. and Mrs. George p. Tyner
have issued invitations for a dinner
which they will give at the Willard
the night of December 5. preceding
the first Of the series of Army dances.
which Will also be held at the VII
lard. Mrs. A. +. Commisky will also
entertain at dinner at the Willard
preceding the dance.
Mr.. William Gillanders of New
Zealand and California was enter
tanned at luncheon at the University
Club yesterday by DIR. Everett M. Ell
lison.
Mrs. Ned Marshburn of Atlanta
and Miami Is the honor guest at a
tea given this afternoon in the home
of her sister Mrs. Albert Manly, on
Albemarle street. The house is bright
with Autumn leaves and halloween
decorations. There are "a guests for
bridge, playing throughout the after
noon, and from TO 6 O'Clock tea will
be served to about rs additional
guests. Receiving with Mrs. Manly
will be her cousin, Mrs. Basil Manly,
and Mrs. Richard Lee Sylvester.
Mrs. J. c. Dale and Mrs. John A.
Zelinski will pour tea and will be
assisted by Miss Celene Dupuy and
Miss Frances Rannie of Jacksonville,
Fla. who is here for the Winter at
Gunston Hall.
DR.. r. r. Sanderson of 4il5 Military
road will return TO Washington to
morrow from Philadelphia, where he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last -
hours:
Robert H Burns. 81. United States Sol
diers' Home. ,.,
Charles Beach. 56. United states Soldiers
Home
Mary V Fisher. "A. 1894 Potomac ST.
Goold II Bull 80 300 Connecticut ave.
Bessie Taym8n 35. Providence Hospital.
Norvel f. Wine. Il. 1870 Gales ST. ne.
Caroline Y Lay. Sc. 1920 y St.
Milton L. Elein. 80. 1913 Quackenbos ST.
Mildred Haynes. 16. Providence Hospital
Henry NJ. Sothoron, 40. Tubercuiosls HOS
Louisa Beach. II. 1912 Attn ct Sc,
Bessie Johnson, 40; Rock Creek RectorS'
Rock Creek Church I'd
Clifton II Curtis IS, 100 Sd at.
Ruth johnson. ~. 1879 Connecticut ave.
Harry Byrd 3S, ST. EliZabeths Hospital.
Mary Traynham o.. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
CLAIM NOT FEARED.
Eliza beth, N. j., Mayor Thinks
City Will Keep It's Realty.

ELIZABETH, n. J., October 80
NP).-Mayor John F. kenah said he
did not fear that the city would lose
it's real estate holdings because of
the reported expiration of a 99-year
lease of the city site from ancestors
Of 90 persons now living in Illinois,
Kansas and Pennsylvania.
Frank Hanger of Laustant, Ill. in
q letter to John p. Duffy, president
of the city council. yesterday asked
officials to investigate the existence
of a lease granted by his ancestors,
and settle with money or the prop
prty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
ONE DIES. SEVERAL HURT
IN CRASH ON RAILWAY
B. & o. Passenger Train Wrecked
by Contact With Freight Cars
il Open Switch.
By the Associated Press.

UHRICHSVILLE. Ohio. October so.
One man was killed and several
slightly injured when a Baltimore and
Ohio passenger train, Cleveland to Hol-
Ioway. was wrecked near here yes
terday.
The man killed, Carl Tomasic. 80
Uhrichsvile, was standing beside the
tracks waiting for the train to pass
when the accident occurred.
No one aboard the train was seri
ouslv injured. although several suf-
fered cuts from broken windows.
The wreck took place a quarter mile
from the Uhrichsville station, beside
a brick plant, where the train struck
m open switch and crashed into three
cars loaded with brick on the siding.
The passenger train was completely
derailed and the engine and tender
overturned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-10-30
BAHREIN DEATH TOLL 80.
Storm Damage in Gulf of Persia
Declared Exaggerated.

BUSHIRE. Persia, October 30 P).
Messages from Bahrien Island, in
the Gulf of Persia. assert that tho
stories of the recent cyclone were
exaggerated 1t is now stated that
80 pearl divers were drowned and
that 35 boats have not been account
ed for The casualties in the boats
and others in ports are estimated
at so. No damage is reported to have
been done ashore.