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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
1925 "FOLLIES" LAST U.S..
WILL SEE, SAYS ZIECFELD
By HAYDEN TALBOT
Copyright, 1875, by Universal Service.

LONDON, Aug. 24.-"Unless con-
ditions and circumstances radically
ohonge, the present Foilies will be
the last ever staged in the United
States" declared Flo Zicgfeld yester-
day in the course Of an interview
exclusively for Universal Service.
But the famous glorifier of the
American girl by no means intends
to abandon the thcater as the follow
ing resume of his plans as he out
lined them to me conclusively prove ::
1.-The plans to concentrate on
productions such as "Louie the Four
teenth," both at the Cosmopolitan and
the new Ziegfeld theaters, the latter
now being built in New YORK.
Pile will continue to search the
world for novelties to be introduced
into successful productions, changing
the novelties two, three Or even four
times during the run Of piece.
TO SELECT SIX.
She is choosing from 1000 usrir-
ants tomorrow, on the stage at the
Prince of Wales theater here. six Of
the most beautiful damsels TO be
taken with others to New York with
him on the Leviathan rnesdpy. They
will be added to the Louie" COM
pany.
He has virtually closed deal
to return to London within q year to
produce completely English follies
and undertake the Qualification Of the
English girl exactly as re has done
for the American fair sex.
5-Before he sails Tuesday he *
poets to sign the final papers con-
summating deal initiated at Deau-
vile last week, the terms of which
guarantee ,Ziegfeld theater close TO
Picadilly circus to be complete with
in fourteen months. 1t Will become
the permanent home of the English
Ziegfeld Follies.
PRODUCTION IMPOSSIBLE.
Undoubtedly ! will bring over sew
eral American principals" he ex-
planned, but the backbone of the
show will be entirely English. AS
certain principals now engaged by
managers here under long contracts
are at liberty l viii engage them
until the whole company from top TO
bottom will be English.
THE reason j am willing to let it
become known that this is the last
Of the American follies is that unless
radical change takes place in the
theater at home will not be able to
produce another follies. During the
twO-year run of the present follies
at the New Amsterdam theater l have
made four new editions, each costing
upwards of $4,000. The original fol-
lies 20 years ago cost only $13.000
to produce with an operating cost of
$4,000 n week.
'"The stage hands and electricians
of the present follies cost more than
$4,000 a week, while the original pro-
duction cost more than S200.000. Ten
of the principals get more than $1,000
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24

a week each, while five get more than
$1,000 a week.
Although operating costs in Lon
don theaters are much lower than IN
any first class city in America, still
there is no available theater with a
large enough seating capacity to war
rant putting on the follies here, but
an English syndicate has promised TO
build a new theater seating 1900 and
have it ready in IA months.
IF this is done it will be possible
to give London a real follies show.
Americans always loved the typical
English girls beauty of the kind
George Edwards sent us in Marie
Studholmc, and this is the type ! am
hoping to find tomorrow. Thus far L
have only seen one--a girl from Biz
mingham who came TO London yes
terday with her mother and whom /
engaged on the spot.
FINDS NEW NOVELTIES
This girl has never had to powder
her face, much less make up, but she
is an exquisite example of the fresh
loneliness Americans have always pic
tured as an English maiden's birth
right. All the girls l engage here will
be permitted to make the ocean cross
ing with their mothers exactly as last
year. l permitted 81 mothers TO nc-
company chorus girls while the follies
was on the road in America.
with Joseph Urban, whom i
brought to Europe with me, | have
seen almost everything Paris and Lon
don had to offer in the way of stage
novelties, but regret to say we have
discovered nothing worth taking home.
We both still feel that the plans now
being materializcd into brick and stone
in the new Ziegfeld theater in New
York will give us a home for the
production Of pieces like Louie the
Fourteenth that are bound to make
it incomparably the worlds best.
DISCOVERS AMERICANS
Besides six English beauties (if
| can find them i am taking over Q
pair of young American dancers
discovered in n Piccadilly hotel caba-
ret. They are the Misses Blaney and
Farrar, and will be added to the cast
of Louie the Fourteenth They are
unique in their work and how they
managed TO escape New York pro-
ducers and were forced TO come to
London TO make a real sensation is
one OF those things that forever amaze
all of us.
But a parallel is to be found in
the case of viii ROBBERS who, when he
was here was 1926 week man
and today draws $500. with his l.0n-
don success largely RESPONSIBLE. The
fact that the Prince of Wales was
really crazy about Rogers would IN
oucstionablv make him tremendous
hit il he came here as principal IN
the English follieS but that is mat
ter not TO be settled now
Mrs. Ziogfcld (Billie Burke) and her
9-ycar-old daughter spent the Sab.
bath morning visiting the grave OF
Mrs. Ziegfcld's father, covering it with
flowers.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
PATROLMAN TAMES
DRUG-CRAzED WOMAN

The "tigress of Torreon street" has
been tanned.
For years she has terrorized her
neighborhood by loading up on mari
buana and running amuck.
Pedestrians took the opposite side
Of the street when it was noised about
that the tigress was ION the stuff"
Several times she has attacked per-
sons.
Sunday night the "tigress" again
ran amuck.
Then came Patrolman Mike 1.-Two.
1.-Two faced a barrage of empty bot
ties as he entered the lair of the
"tigress." Dishes, kitchen utensils
and other missiles followed. r.
After being bitten severely on the
hand and receiving several kicks,
1.-Two Quelled the drug-crazcd woman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
SLAYERS OF BRITISH
GOVERNOR HANGED
AT CAIRO PRISON
BY the Associated Press.

CAIRO. Egypt, Aug. 24.-Seven
men convicted of the murder of Sir
Lee Stack, encouragement of thv
Sudan, were hanged yesterday! the
executions being spaced at 40 minute
intervals.
The death sentence imposed upon
Abdel Fattah Enayat, one of the con
spiratOrs, was cOmmuted to life i'm.
prisOnment in view of his services TO
the crown in turning states evidence.
A great crowd gathered outside the
prison walls and watched silently as
the successive raising of a black flag
indicated the progress of the exccu-
lions,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
BOATS PROPELLER
KILLS SWIM M Err
BY the AssocInted Press.

WINDSOR, Ont, Aug. 24.-Mrs.
Thelma Halman. wife of George A.
Halman, of Detroit, vice president of
the Fisher Bodies corporation, was
almost cut in two today, when she was
caught in the propeller of her hus-
bands gasoline launch while swim.
ming in Lake st. Clair, one mile off
Belle river. The body was recovered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
FOUR KILLED AS TWO
PARIS TRAINS CRASH

PARIS. Aug. 24.-Four people
were killed today and score injured
in a rcar-cnd collision near Sens.
The Paris-Evian Express ran into the
Paris-Cctte Express.
This was the fourteenth railway
accident within a month on French
railroads. In them "a persons have
been killed and nearly 500 injured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
RUNAWAY YOUTHS
CAUGHT BY POLICE
BY the Associated Press.

WACO, Aug. "a. = Four Bell
county youths, hiking north, were
ovcrtaken on the Dallas road today
by detectives who were looking for one
of them at the request of his parents
They brought the boy back to the city
hall where his father waited.
Hardly had the father and son gone
away before two of the three remain
ing mixers drifted into the police
station on their way home. disheart.
cned by the return of the first.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
YOUTH is ARRESTED
ON LARCENY CHARGE
BY the Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 24.-Ralph Not
tebaum, %, believed to be the son of
Ralph Nottebaum, president of NoxOn
Chemical company of Newark, n. j.,
and who was arrested at an exclusive
charge was returned TO Milwaukee,
Wis, TO answer that charge. He is
accused of trucking an oil filling sta
ton manager out of $63 and some
gasoline tickets.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
CATCH ROBBERS
As LEADER IS
WOUNDED
Injured Man Confesses
and Betrays Three
Confederates.

The @Gas Gang" a quartet of boys
and girls which has preyed upon au-
tomobilists in the San Juan district
for many weeks, has been captured.
The leader of the gang was danger.
ously wounded Friday night when a
San Antonio resident fired from his
front porch when he saw the four
tampering with a car across the
street. He had previously surprised
them as they were siphoning gasoline
from his own auto.
The four were run down Monday
by Chief of Detectives Sam Street,
Detective Stendebach, Deputy Sheriff
Flores and Special Investigator Lee
johnson.
CHIEFTAIN WOUNDED.
The chieftain Of the "Gas Gang"
was seriously wounded last Friday
night when he led foray after gaso-
line in which he was shot in the face
and chest with a charge of bird
shot.
Since then he has been in a critical
condition.
Sunday night he was located by the
officers.
He confessed he had been wounded
while stealing gasoline from an auto
mobile.
BETRAYS ACCOMPLICES.
The young man then told officers
the names of those included in the
Gas Gang"
Police and county officials believe
3 ka rNa n 60
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
HOLD DRIVER AS CAR
COLLISION KILLS ONE
BY the Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 24.-Rahlard
Smith, 40. was fatally injured and
Mrs. Edith Russell Paglucio, %, suf-
feTed fractured skull today when
the touring car in which they and
three companions were riding, collided
with truck. Smith died on the way
to the hospital.
Harry Peterson, 81. driver Of the
car. was arrested and is held without
bond. He and Mrs. May Murphy
were slightly injured.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
BOILER EXPLOSION
VICTIMS NEAR DEATH

NEWPORT, Aug. 24.-Already lin
gering between life and death from
burns suffered in the boiler explosion
on the excursion steamer Mackinac
last Tuesday, two children, John Viii
denhain and Virginia Troegcr, have de-
veloped scarlet fever, physicians an
nOunced today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
LINCOLE'S COUSIN
DIES IN COLORADO

CANON CITY, Colo, Aug. pa
Mrs. Emma J. Agard, II, who was IL
second cousin of Abraham Lincoln,
died at her home here today. Mrs.
Agard was born in Quincy, ILL.,, May
10, 1854, the daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. j. V. Hanks. She moved TO
Canon City with her husband in 1881.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-24
CHILD DYING, 8
HURT ON RAINY
s I R { { I s
Skidd.,ng Cars Cause Five
Accidents in S. A.
During Shower.

A child may die and nine other per-
sons are recovering from injuries ex-
acted as toll for Sunday evenings
rain. when five serious traffic acct
dents occurred within space Of two
hours.
Unconscious from a fracture of the
skull, Ruth Pierce, 4-year-old negro
girl. still is lingering at the Robert
b. Green hospital with small chances
of recovery.
She was riding in the automobile of
L. Y. Pleasant, negro. when it cOllided
with an automobile driven by Ed
Schwcers, 100 st. Francis street.
Skidding is blamed for the accident.
Carmen Luna. Henry Luna and his
wife were injured when the skidding
automobile of l.. +. Abshire, civilian
employc of Duncan field, struck the
wagon in which they were riding near
the entrance TO Kelly Field.
HURLED TO STREET.
The crash hurled the occupants
of the wagon onto the pavement. Miss
Luna suffered a fractured arm; her
brother and Mrs. Luna were cut and
bruised. All live at 2311 South Ham
ilton.
4. r. Kuykendall, 300 Cottonwood
street, his wife. and their daughter
Margaret were bruised and cut when
their automobile overturned at Wal
tiers street and Kayton avenue.
Mr.. Kuykendall turned his auto
mobile sharply tc avoid a crash with
street car, and capsized. All three re-
ceived emergency treatment at the
Robert Il. Green Hospital.
Three pedestrians were numbered
among the days casualties. Two auto
mobile drivers in these accidents failed
to stop and render aid after striking
the victims.
BABY is HIT.
Miss Eunice Porter, 124 Swiss
avenue, was knocked down at Swiss
avenue and Commerce street. She was
taken to the Robert Il. Green Hospital
and treated for bruises and cuts.
Three-ycar-old Bonnie Bcss Rob
erts, 1923 South Mesquite street, re-
ceivcd deep cash on the left shoulder
and painful bruises when she was
struck at blackberry and Essex
streets.
An automobile driven by T. B. Hur-
Icy, HOP West AGarita avenue, skid
ded at Houston and st. Mary's streets,
striking Hannah Washington, H.
South Gevers street. She was slightly
bruised. She received emergency treat
ment at the Robert i. Green Hospital.
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