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night. Capt. Nun
gesser will appear
at a local theater
next week in con-
nection with the
showing of a film.
With him Capt.
N u n & e s S e r
brought two air
p ! a n g S l. | cut.
Maurice Weiss, a
stunt pilot and
CASTOR Catellin, a
French Army me-
chanic, and it is
planned to stage
4 mimic sham bat
tie over the city
between the fa-
nous a C e a n d
Lieut.. Weiss Fri
day or Saturday.
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Capt. Nungesser has As German
planes officially credited to him. He
has been decorated 80 times with
the croix de guerre, and for avenging
the death of Norman Prince, an
American pilot who few in the La
fayette Escadrille, he was awarded
the distinguished service cross by the
American Government. During his
stay in Washington Capt. Nungesser
Is living at the Racquet Club
Evening star., 1925-03-25
BRITAIN PAYS FINAL
HONORS TO CURzON
Seven Monarchs Represent
ed at Funeral Services in
Westminster Abbey.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 25.-The highest
tribute possible for the British nation
its statesmen was paid to the late
Marquis of Curzon at noon today,
when funeral services were held in
Westminster Abbey, attended by the
representatives of three kings, four
queens. the British prime minister,
cabinet members, leading statesmen
and foreign ambassadors.
A casket of oak, from trees near Ked-
lesion Hall, Lord Curzons ancestral
home in Derbyshire, was brought from
Carlton House Terrace to the ancient
abbey in motor hearse, which was
followed by other motors carrying
Lady Curzon, Lord Curzon's three
daughters and other relatives of the
family. Immediately after the hearse
came motors laden with wreaths and
floral emblems. A detachment of
mounted police headed the funeral
procession, which arrived at the abbey
just as the chimes of Big Ben, in the
tower of the Parliament Building,
marked the hour of 11:30.
The abbey was filled with repre-
sentatives of all classes of the British
public. The doors were closed a few
minutes before the services began.
King George and Queen Mary were
represented in the abbey by Earl
Shaftesbury, Queen Alexandra by Earl
Howe, the King and Queen of Bel
gium by the Belgium Ambassador and
the Spanish majesties by the Spanish
Ambassador. Owing to slight indis-
position, Foreign Secretary Austen
Chamberlain was unable to act as
one OF the pallbearers
Abbey's Bells Toll.
A deep solemnity marked the open
ing of the brief services as the casket
was borne up the nave, and continued
until their close with the singing of
Nearer, My God, to Thee" Follow
ing the blessing, pronounced by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, the abbey
organ sounded the dead march from
Saul" and as the cortege left the
precincts q muff1ed peal of the abbey
bells was rung.
Passing through the shadow of the
statue of Abraham Lincoln, which
faces the abbey, the procession went
through crowded Whitehall, passing
Lord Curzon's old quarters at the
foreign office, and on to St. Pancras
station, where the casket was placed
on train for Kedleston.
The burial will be tomorrow in the
family vault beneath the chapel of
Kedleston Church, in which there Is
white marble monument of
the figures OF the late marquis
in his regal robes as the Viceroy of
India and the late Lady CurSon be-
side whom Marquis Curzon's body will
rest. The monument was erected by
Lord Curzon soon after the death of
his first wife, in 1906.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Australia. Awards "Sub' Contract

MELBOURNE, March 25.-The com
monwealth government has ordered
two submarines to be constructed by
Vickers Limited, in England, at
total cost of f716y000.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Assigned to Fort Benning.

Col. William H. Waldron, Infantry,
on duty with the Organized Reserves
at Huntington, w. Va, has been as
signed to the 29th Infantry at Fort
Benning, Ga
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Col. Strait Going to Syracuse

Col. John N Strait, Infantry, on
recruiting duty at Chicago, has been
assigned to the 9Sth Division, Organ
lied Reserves, with station at SYRIA
cuse, N. II. y
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FAMED FRENCH ACE
ARRIVES IN CAPITAL
Capt. Nungesser and Companions
to Stage Sham Battle Over
City This Week.

Capt. Charles Nungesser. formerly
of the French air force and one of
the outstanding aces of the World
War, arrived in Washington last
Evening star., 1925-03-25
ALIENS THRONGING
TO i. S. VIA CUBA
No Adequate Check Is Pro-
vided Against InfIux-Reg-
iStration Urged.

(Folowing Is the second 81 Mr. Briggs ar
ticles dealing with the methods by which
aliens smuggled into the United States
from Cuba J
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NJ. E. UNITY BEATEN
In TEST VOTE HERE
BY MARGIN OF TWO

CCon-inued from First Page.)
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D. C. SCHOOL PARTY
VISITS CLEVELAND

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(The next article I'm this series will
be published tOmorrow.)
Evening star., 1925-07-07

China has done more than "recog'
nize" the Soviet. And she probably
knows it too well.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
ENGRAVERS URGED
T0ADVERT|SE MORE
Must Meet Competition of
Imitation Processes, Con-
vention Here Is Told.

Sounding a call to the engravers of
the Nation to meet the cheaper com
petition of imitation engraving and
embossing, A. H. Brewood of Wash
ington. president of Engravographia,
an organization of master engravers,
told the opening session of the fif-
teenth annual convention of the body
at the Hotel Washington today that
good engraving cannot be done
cheaply. Mr.. Brewood said that en-
craving craftsmen who show by their
skill the merit of the goods they sell
must charge a price commensurate
with the high quality of the goods
sold. He added that advertising has
paid dividends to the engraving trade
and urged it as a medium for spread
ing business. Much of Mr.. Brewood's 8
address dealt with technical subjects
of interest to engravers.
The more than 250 delegates to the
national convention were welcomed
to Washington by Joseph NJ. Hausler,
president of the Engravers' Club of
Washington. Mr.. Hausler told the
delegates that many of them would
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Wales in Rhodesia.

SALISBURY, Rhodesia, July Z Up
The Prince of Wales arrived here
today and will remain until Friday.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
MINE OWNERS MEET
TO DISCUSS POLICY
Will Arrange Details Of Meeting
With Unions, Which Opens
Thursday.
By the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, July Z R.-
Members of the anthracite operators
! conference assembled here today for a
preliminary meeting prior to the open
ing of the joint conference of oper-
ators and union miners in Atlantic
City on Thursday to negotiate a new
wage agreement. The present con
tract between the United Mine Work
ers and the hard coal operators ex-
pires August 81.
The anthracite operators conference
is made up of representatives of the
large producing companies and the
individual concerns, with S. d. War
riner, president of the Lehigh Coal
& Navigation Co.
Today's meeting in Mr.. WARMERS
office was for the purpose of arrang-
ing details of the first joint session
in Atlantic City.
The miners, in negotiating the new
wage agreement, are demanding a 10
per cent Increase in the wage scale.
S1.00 a day increase for all men paid
by the day and complete recognition
of the union.
These demands will be placed before
the operators on Thursday. Whether
they will make an immediate reply
depends upon the program arranged
| today.
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markable demonstration of an awak.

markable demonstration of an awak-
ened public interest in this subject.
"A subcommittee of the general or
ganization is now working out plans
for permanent support for this move
ment. We hope soon to start actively
upon the American forest week pro-
gram for 1925.
This is truly national affair and
representative of every phase of Amer.
lean life. Under the leadership of
President Coolidge. whose interest in
forestry is so well known. and with
the disinterested and energetic sup
port of leaders of thought and indus
try throughout the Nation, tremendous
impetus will be given toward the es-
Evening star., 1925-07-07

nounced yesterday that the observance
each year of a national forest week
would be put upon a permanent
basis"
Notice of this proposal has been
sent to the SO organizations which CO.
operated in the forest week program
which ended May 3.
Mr.. Lowden will remain chairman
of the committee, Edgar P. Allen will
continue as managing director and
Miller Hamilton as secretary. Head
quarters will be in Washington.
1--WE have now had time and oppor-
tunity," Mr.. Lowden said in a state
ment, ito review the results of last
Springs campaign. and it was re-
Evening star., 1925-07-07

note the growth in the city and it's
great development in the last decade.
Conferences have been held with
the Federal Trade Commission and
among engravers seeking a name for
imitation engraving and embossing,
to the end that it might be differen-
tiated from the genuine article. The
convention was told that a commit
tee which has been in existence for
four years has drawn up pamphlet,
soon to be issued. showing the proper
forms of engraving for social func-
tions. Reports of committees con-
cluded the first session of the con-
vention. which will meet again this
afternoon to receive the report of
the cost-finding committee, a tech
nical matter of interest to the trade.
The annual banquet of the organiza-
ton will be held at the Washington
Hotel tonight. Addresses will be
made by Alvin w. Hall. director of
the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, and John J. Deviny, superintend-
ent of work at the bureau. Wives
of delegates to the convention today
visited the White House and public
buildings in Washington.
A busy day is planned tomorrow
for the convention. After a business
meeting in the morning the entire
group will go to the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing for luncheon, to
be followed by a tour of inspection
through the Government big en-
craving plant. At 3 o'clock the
party will visit Mount Vernon and
another banquet will be held at the
Washington Hotel at night.
Officers will be elected at the con-
cluding meetings Thursday, with an
outing to Great Falls as the con-
Guiding business of the meeting.
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Seek Relatives of Dead Man.

Efforts are being made by the police
to locate relatives of Andrew Fisher,
55, who resided in this city the past
three years, having previously re-
sided in Baltimore. He died at Calm.
ger Hospital Sunday, and his body
is at the District morgue. Fisher was
a mental patient and had been in the
hospital only three days before he
died
Evening star., 1925-07-07
Mai. Murphy Reassigned.

Maj. George D. Murphy, Quarter
master Corps, at Philadelphia, has
been assigned to duty in the Office of
the quartermaster general, War De-
partment.
Evening star., 1925-07-07

Mexican growers Of sisal, from
which our binder twine is made, have
just formed cooperative growing So
cietieS
Evening star., 1925-07-07

tablishment of a constructive forest
policy. one of the greatest of our do
mestic economic problems
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TO PUT FOREST WEEK
ON PERMANENT BASIS
Former Gov. Lowden, Chairman of
National Committee, Proposes
Annual Observance.

Frank o. Lowden, former Governor
OF Illinois and chairman of the Ameri-
can forest week committee, an.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

core ben aumeno nuesa correspondence sin
anudamos que guadana
posrado en- un ampio s6n lie eegante chalet
Manat rodeadO de los exquto cudados ha
suyo.
Era ado de mi rtico del
dnco eseor documentado
lado mi casa vino
eas en- brazos de carruaje baamos tamben por
ultima hablamo largamente hora veos
fuerte abrazo a despedida
"A nconsoabe viuda a famliares envo 81
tmonio door aquela
de Manati sol que alegraba corazones'
Gallo Remigio labos musitaron por
descanso final del mundo dejaa
ducr podia labor vaosa sgunte no pude
mi alter para connuase relate vida
anudo de
TINA Aqua Ia Florida destapandoa que persona agu
pudera lquido
frenetcos apauso generodad
geneza del novo derrochaba medic que popu
Tapaa hio intervno suegra; mira que este cabalero
por mi--puede llamarte botarate.
Facundo, prmerzo que las
puso la botela boslo
recho trfctnl la guardo
Todos la mesai; Encarna un regular numero
de los presentes medic
estaba
ampla habtaclon permitia
calico repulga ben provista vaa pedernal
de per barato En- e cntro en- ra de
guaraguao conten monsuoo
cosa cooeada de aehiote Facundo habilente
daga Sol Luna descuarzaba huesped honor
sirvo regular pechuga 5aaca
del rojzo pican condnto gneroso los esan
es convdados, por muchos ellos el
facundo seas clcatero; echame poquito
del releno reclam6 Seapia, madrna nterpe
lado respondi6:
PrdOn hermana queda 10 precise para
la gente que espera.
inicaibLe madrina Yneiendo
los dedo plato hz0 animalo por
con que le habia tocado en- suere
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Por de hera solo uido de dientes
neas Sc oyo acompanad de pertna hpo la nova
haba declarado.
de aqua segudos sin resoa receto
alguien
I'm susie meor; orrigi6 Jacobo
e cheche, grito desaforadamente:
fUn temblor de tierra!; grio la San
Quntn; imisericorda algunos
del saaron boones ub6n abandono
asento posaderas morfcaba baey pdendo
xiio, aunque del hipo radcamente curada.
Senores, gtasidad curarle hpo
graba broma calmar los aninos
Acarose todos saa volvimos Encarna
huelIa mborrabe jofana hoaata mediada
ebortando peaos cenhoias acecaba
y presentandole la vasiia, deciale:
-Caballero, ique me ofrece?
e al bolsio o
ofaina echaba mmo tempo,
oduca dedos avandoseos ALI deiaba la del
agunas pltraas yo
clio ultmo drutar singular layatorio
aguamanl dde dia detesto de los
salsa hoando uperfce del lquido,
da case de dperdcios de peos de bgoe vas de
ceudoide,
la de Sc habia desprendido
Salendo meor dcl trance, hiee mi oren
decidi abandonar extraha rennon cando
o dciendo; .saNtsas
Made Fata la rifa. zeNelS
d6 principio meta la derecha en- la
pslangana rebuscando bao fondo aeaba
iNegro Encarna Ia a siguo curse haa
que yo mate banco. s1sss
Premio core6 la coneurrencias recen
baey rancho de
trayend runfamene sostendo mona
hecha rpa de polio gordo descomunal embu
tido vieron pavo reno, sae
Dios de que
pesaroso m suerte desped aeon.
Nicoasa Don Ttas evando
ranchero mi
para 10 anadee al rancho del
ranchero un de
adno deenfrenado paranchin Ia ropa adoraba
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

WGESIMA CUARTA JORNADA
Por ANGEL RIvERO

preparar rancho
opinion general herbas del aunenaban
sucenca sabor diaria panza compuesta de
garbanzo agunas legunbre uando habdas
mucho hombre la alabama rancheriI
volaba de abo deber omprobar razon eogos
de Ia cocna b euando eg6se mi
pavtos" s.s.
mismo Alf5rez cogdo mejor spareja,
a ado del la obre veecta oraba sin
suelo compadedo cuas ofrecl jucia eope
acompanado de ella, negue af Ell
pnche recbieron posicio ar
Como esta. e rancho?, pregunteles
BIu mi Aerez, respondio ell sevlano meosamente
SAGA para probarlo let ordene; muy sto,
de superfe
del exceente guiso exhalaba apettoso aroma.
le die meti6ndolo a sacarlo Vi,
asombro sala la luz payos de Ia noFosa
viejeca; mre ruhan este sin nnutarse expc6 la
rrencia. Mae
un patio RIO Aferezs que yo que soy ma
suelo estos probes mucachos
que e rancho les sepa mejor. -essss' ~
aquela arrego satisfacoamente; pagu6
campesina impo de los habees7
ranchero fuerza mi ando pudo aiabar or de
razones las buenas cualdades de cocinero"
euando Remigo dio dich algo arriba
de adogy legano paraje donde
Matias mbrada gandue hoyo de estaca tres ada
49,
Dos Sc las muy buenas do viejo amigo nuestro
anadendo "Estos gandes ainados paeo aben
a gloria Don Remigio.'
Matias descanando sobre el mango
evanto al celo ducemente
bes
despues abore cantando pulm6n
copla:
Las muchachas queren.
elias no
Voy guehendo pisadas
Como puerquto guajro
Pueblto de Las Cuayas.
A de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
La CERvATILLA
De SERTORIO

81 hoy dia hay hon1bfes que Sc
ganan la vida exhibiendo animaies
amaestrados, NADIA de particular tie
ne que en- tiempos preteritos. Ser
torio, celebre general romano, en-
seiiase una eervatilla, que le re-
galara Espano. que acercara la
bOca su dido, 10 cual visto por sus
soldados. supersticiosos en- grado
superlativo, creveron que la cierya
lie comunicaba, por inspiration de
la diosa Minerva el secreto para
ganar batallas
MucIas gan0 por esta estratage-
ma. tantas, que sesie lego a Greer
I'M general invencible pero I'M dfa,
nalo para 6l. Ie asesinarqn sas sol
dados en- IN banquete
La historic no dice. ii entire los
platos del menlf Sc comieron Ia cier-
va.
Pero tode es possible. dadas las
tragaderas de los conjlrados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
LAS "BOMBONERAS" DE
MADRID

Aquellos de mis- lectores que con-
tin1an empefados en- extasiarse
cuando Sc habla del legendario CHIC
de los tpatros parisiensss, debg t.,n-
fesaries a ricSgo de pasar por pai.-
soma de bnrguesas Bl0cliyidades,
que el mas yivo recuc~uo lue con
servo de los teatros de Paris es la
incomodidad de los asientos la
impeftinencia de las acemo,la.loras
que le echan a uno mira.las ful1gi-
nantes v homicidas 81 nor ac.so
hay inyoluntario olvido de Fl ar
bitraria propina. De Madrid solo
tengo grabadas en- la mente las
condolences antihigienicas de uno
que otro caser0n vetusto, de chu-
rriguerescas fachada, a los que los
cronistas teatraIes denonlinan bonn
BONERA, no Sc 81 por un fino espf-
ritu de ironfa simplemente con
la inconsciencia hija de la costum-
bre.
I'm Nlfeva York, por el contrario
los teatros son casi todos de moder-
ma construction Y estan dotados de
todas las comodidades imaginables.
81 hien carecen de fachadas artfs-
ticas, en- sus reeintos Sc respira un
ambiente de orden de reposo, pro
picio la expansion Y a la holgura
del espfritu
Esta temporada han librado reili-
da competencia y Sc han anunciado
como 'sel mejor espectaculo del aflon
NADIA menos que dieciocho revistas
de gran aparato. Florenz Ziegfld. el
empresario de las glandes hazafias,
crcador de la famosa FOLLIES de
su nombre, ACADIA de ofrecer al pn-
blico su mas Teclente ediei6n, que
al decir de los vieios HABITUES
sobrepasa en- lujo Y esplendor q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

los dolores nccatrzables han on
tuDadO Ia esc eato poroqueno que deja es
por los puntos de puma caelana de Casta
cuas nj afeminados pulimentos.
es que Luis escribe habla buno
entire los mejore panta los ayos del sol
poyectaran sobre terra siueta patricia un
vista formidable deun fnancero de bien
No avaro amigo Sanchez Morales; para guarde
rauda de sus be esponaneidades
mos derecho guar despues apre
dido dferenar dorado paa trga Deste neles
Vlcepredente
hasa los zanganos obtengan, bien comada raci6n
Remgo que boca de jarro dsparo, vez
@ e anterior andanada' do vueta al manubro prOguio
hasd nuestros meoes nteectuaes de
nos agresiyos nqusitorias eraturas h6a
ano tra ano Baso Veez Avarad verdadero
alma. - ' paz eeef-
veez crtieo duamente lbrO mo le escribf me replied
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

dramatica americana, Clespues de
apreciarla conjuntamente, aparece
pobre Y raqiiftica, Y no indica pro-
mesa de salir del cfrculo vicioso en-
que Sc halla enmareada. va que la
mayoria de los antores nacionaIes
no tratan nj pretenden hacer obra
original 0 innovadora. contentandese
con ofrecer melodramones de gusto
detestable replefos de situaciones
forzadas trafdas por los cabellos.
y comedias azucaradas hechas a ba-
Sc de argumentos de estereotipo Y
condimentadas con ehistes de brocha
gorda todo clio. desde luego. con
vistas al APPLAUSE faciI. al exito de
taquilla Y la ROYALTY jugosa
y prometedora de apartamentos con-
fortables. asa-quintas a orillas
del Hudson Y Packards de ocho eli
lfndros
En cambio. en- las producciones
de gran aparato. cuva musiquilla
traviesa Y retozona eorve pareja
con n belleza. inponderable de s'ls
coristas. con .el esplendor del deco
rado T 70 franca comicidad de sns
Fsituaciones. los exitos que Sc regis
tran casi diariamente son rotnndos
y dcfinitivos
Dentro deeesta calidad dc asnec-
taculos NADIA hay en las capifales
europeas digno de comparaei6n con
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Con ser tan variada y tan nutrida
la production teatral EN- New York,
son contadas las obras de paterni-
dad americana que trasciendan
originaIidad o inspiration creadora.
y a esta escasez de teatro serio Sc
debe que los empresarios locales Sc
vean obligados a recurrir a fuentes
europeas fin de satisfacer las
eyigncias dc eSe nncleo selecto del
pAblico que reelama dramas hon
dos y traseendentales De ALI que
todos los amos sc registren estrenos
y REPRISSsS de los mas aprecia-
bles trabajos de Bernard Shaw. de
Franz Molnar de Ihsen de Piran-
dello.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
CURIOSIDADES

Dos terceras parties de, los carr
pesinos de Estados Unidos. son due
nos de Ia casa en- que siFen; dos
terceras parties de los habitantes De
las ciudades, no son duenos de la.ca
sa que haitian vyss
Los japoneses montan 8 eabalio
por el iado derecho.
Tn pafs de Europa donde hay Y
ha habido siempre, proporcionalnen
te mayor nnmeros de ciegos es Ru-
sia
Sc necesitan 10000 abejas para
pesar I'm kilo pero euando Ell ifsec-
to vuelve a su .colmena despues de
juntar el jugo de Las flores, lleva
eneima nm peso tres veces superior
al de su cuerpo
En- In india Inglesa las pndoras
que Gentlemen alguna sustaneia ve-
nenosa deben estar envueitas en-
una GAIA de color rojo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

.TILDADO, magistral-
mente escrito, parecio-
me un trabajo litera-
rio que, firmado por
Don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales, pubiic6 en- re-
ciente fecha este dia-
rio Ell MUND0. I'm.
pecable en- su forma,
fino v brillante, como
pollen de lirios, esa
prosa de Luis es prosa
de Maestro v place
mes merece el ilustre
Don Emilio del Toro
que a los vientos de
publicidad entregara el
nuevo brote del anti
quo Maestro.
Nj los negocios, con
sus a veces tremendas
interrogaciones, diffci-
les de contestar, nj la
politica, con sus fiage-
los de ortigas, cihen-
dose a los cuerpos de
lne hn,nnh,.l,..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

hase convertible Ell una lie las ar
stistas favoritas de Broadway Iais
larina, actriz dramatica, plnfora
Y poetisa honda Y emotiva, Mar-
jorie Janet Ieet ingreSo 4 Ias
FOLLIEs hace dos amos, hoy
noche tras noche. levanta a los es-
pectedores de sus butacas, con la
gracia de sus bales sllgestivos e
inquietantes.
a una pregunta lanzada por un
conocido cr1tico teatral que escri-
be diariamente una columna en-
mo de los rotativos de la tarde,
pidiendo Ia opinion dc sus lecfores
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05


sobre las cstfellas en- embrion,
ochenta por ciento de las contesta-
clones mencionaban a Marjorie
Janet Leet, como la mas bella, la
mas talentosa Y la mas habil de
las artistas del poryenir.
Nacida Ell el estado de Oregon
" educada en- Minneapolis, Miss
Leet sinti0 de tierna edad aft
cfon desmedida por las tablas, y
a1n cuando no ha cumplido toda
VIA veinte primaveras, lleya va.
cinco amos en- la escena. A su la
do trabajaron Ia temporada pasa-
.da, la gentil cubana HiTda Moreno,
famosa por sus correrias Y por sus
llos matrimoniales, y la encantado-
ia madrilefa, de peregrina belleza,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

las observation-disclosures revistas que Sc
ofrecen 10 largo de Broadway
Assist hace un par de amos a los
principales teatros de Paris, lon-
dres Madrid y, a decfr serlad
quede desencantado al observar la
pobreza con que suelen presentarse
las obras de esta fndole ligera Y fri
vola Y 5por que no decirIo? del de-
s6rden NAL gusto imperantes en-
muchas de elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Helena D'Algy, que ante de ingre-
sar en- las FOLLIES, fue tiple de
opereta en- Bnenos Aires.
Esta visto que de las ZIEGFIELD
FOLIIEs Sc sale derecho la
consagraci6n 0 a Ia opulencia de-
finitivas Y Marjorie Janet Leet.
que tiene una clara perception del
arte en- sus variadas manifestacio-
mes. que escribe veFsos sentidos y
que es duela de una cnltura y una
ecuanimidad POGO eomunes en- una
mujer de sus aiios. estd destinada
a escalar los peldanos de la fama.
Nneva York.20 de MARIO. 1925.