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Evening star., 1926-12-05
Tolssu Talks.
4 MERYCAN mosAss sessw signs

4 MEXICAN ns0tiet sesew signs Of
haste. Ths1 3soA The finishing
touches that spssi OssAw. Producers
with one eye on the 0oa once and the
other on ''shootln0 sssssduie" are pro.
ducing ''pattesn noVts0."
Count Ilya Tolsssy. ssAsst son Of the
philosopher ana nsveasss. Leo Tolstoy.
and himself prosnsaeat - both author
and lecturer. brought tAis indictment
against the movies ot SAe very seat
Of major ein0naSie SBUoaetion. Holly
literary adviser 10 &a0fn Carewe in
the filming o< his Nsshss's novel. res.
direction"
''Thsy are hike . su1osv Stamp." says
the count. Every Nasete has its sweet
young girl. Its heoSy'1W~d hero. tts
fight. its Gance acnsAs 10 naobs. ana
what.not. Such . osnenses. this rub
:.rne aeesmpnsas1ssss u the cinema
are truly wonaoyful." continued the
Russian. The unatveness Of the
effects achieved 4ee tsUlv breath.tAk-
ing. But there = oUeA marked ab-
sence. both Ia hseeseessAc scenes and
IN the seatinSs. tAak Aietete the mood
and eftsn the tsH,oo - these scenes.
Of theae little touc4ae that add that
artistic Ailip which Aetaes the glow
Of wonder. Of aAu1soeesA, cf sssIl salts.
faction 20 tho spectator and which de-
note real kenirs n the art Of Aim
making. Whore ato the masters who
can make the AMestl1a Aim 40 great
Q success e1tistSoa1iy - Il 10 hnan.
ciAlly? Who can AVs But until the
man Of detail and flnenys becomes q
factor In the AASeetsaa movies they
will NOT bs the perfect SENS that they
might"
Evening star., 1926-12-05
A Roossvsas Story

HUNDREDS Of u.pstntsd stories
- concerning 53sGpdsss Roosevelt
have recently como - light through
tho efforts Of JsssAsaa Hagedorn.
whose patnstaxine sosonschss will be
largely responsfhSo fse eAs authentic.
ity and sincsvttr ~ rAsAmount's
translation Of ~ S0gnAAtic story Of
1.-THE Rough Rtdsf1r 70 eAe screen.
Ono such reaAeoD - eNe arrival Of
Col. Roosevelt IA eAA Antenio on
that famous ooGnuoen WAen no came
IN person to r~eto9 ~ troops before
leading them On - ClsoA
He failed to Wtro ~ dAy Of his AP.
rival. but quietly oeev into San An
tonic one warm Sn1tDlAS. Going i'm.
mediately out % tAe eAAaA. he strolled
over to the baxraeks Sook1ng for some
Of tho officers.
Over there an v1e Quts4 on the Rio
0rande-except toe Q card game in
the barracks. TIE aAp of the cards
on the door WNs ne only sound
breaking the s1leNo0 usssSl Col. Roose.
welt. q stranger - ~ & them, shad.
owed the doorway. Tseedy looked up
where will viii I s,na n. sa,cer Of the
day."
Still nobody ieoassa ~. but one Of
the sanely coweeJS Ia the crowd
scraped his boot aesoes the foor in
order to get q better leoA q his part.
nsr's hand, poised hiD oaed in the air
and replied:
"Well. sir. reckon Il ycu Just yell
real loud, he'll eoaae.~ Hsu might try
II anyway"
Roosevelt diapp0ssa a. quietly as
he had come
Evening star., 1926-12-05
What Price Patriotism !!

greatness. its beauty. its esasane
worth. And its y0un9 csvAS0S. a.
most heaYtbyu1Ion ana wrecRe0 unan'
cially, with the ua1eatabIe dseesmNlA'
ton Of youth. N1snsd eisewnsse 20
retrieve their fossunes. =.
Even 90 wondssfu1 . theatsSeDS sx'
pert and shoWman - a. L. Ef!onOef.
who came to che fe1eua, eouse 00e
sell" the picture - American mS0on
picture or tAeAAo1 AuGtencoo. 1ne
greatest pietusO oeeR made ~ the
American studies WAa Z: financial ~.
ure. while others % . 4ype that MoDnt
not even b menAle0ea In the 9me
breath with It without Q seasSu.easal
protest rompsl - eAase ~ "Uox.
once knockovto." -.
Recsntly. whom isnMlgreSSee cod.
ciais, efacers et he United olA2es
Lanes and VIII II. N.Y.. rerssesAsang
the Motion PiGtssss pSoducseo erd
Distributors o1 AnAf5ea. Woeo- IA
search Of "the pietuso'' 60 3nAuUuso&e
q new AmsrteanlsoeSon program for
aliens coming iAto tASs country aSeAxd
ships nyin9 the American nag, they
unanimously chess 'tAo stone watch
the builders rSlocAo1''-'"The Dramatic
Life OF AbesAam Lnoeln," aAa -.
ports Of its aFse pAswing Ga the
giant liner LeviAtaen - IL cesemed
up New York ny aaA into sleMs of
the famous Statue q liberty EnHoAt'
eninx the WoriA ssooso that the. asW
arrivals in q fosVa0n. land Wsro ere.
mendously imVfeo0o4 ~ H.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

or and ths inAee asse1as to appear.
His knowledge 81 ~ tsns required 70
develop vAr1ouo 0soposs of exposure,
such ~ Q suf,1lt eaS6ssr. . dim night
scene or . ejeeHDO.- 1etermines the
length Of time ~ oeOAtive shall Be-
left In the tank ~ -Dseper develop
msnt.
Another Dip - sala vatsS. "Axins"
IN . chemical ssau11a tAAt arrests fur.
ther. deveiopnen&. ~ seiIl another
washing cosnpe40 H. process that
leads 70 the dRVtn0 sesm. which ss
kept at q. h1aA. ~ temperature 10
prevent detesforNSk0A q the negative.
Leaving the 1sN16DR. the Aim goes
into an asseenneiA9 s9ss whore It 10
cut and spliosd 3 0eeordAnce with
numbered seqne0cA n 70 rewoand in
300.foot rolls AAA aIna - the printing
room. marked vtsD S1se tensth Of time
each section shSus1 - eAposed for the
first printing.
In the prinsins ssssm the nexstive Is
exposed a0AinsA ~ p00itive stock.
which eventually Os0 Sass through
the pHO3ectiea anDEAlus0 In theaters.
The positive pffnt . @ae TO the direc.
tor for cutting. asbele3tng and as
sembling. Thea . MD0eer print 10
made from the s1lDeaaa aAgative. fol.
lowed by th0u0ae0 - ospies that are
distributed - sRAi6aesfo.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
lsss;s nsts and
4onaaee

MO1kTWuoO. On. December
'1N.-Aa sokoaR510 UAak through q
sAse.messn0 SAises 49, .eiss motion
pieeuss W. v5t1k hllkeeo Aamsslf into
tA~n ssa 6oG1s ~ - sSasscters.
sp@G nsISDrlp1si4 .Sssashr. The
authee- >aosaRz36 S4o W1kA . limited
nvuaDss q .S1nu1aamo saa che actor
seuasso ne .xoN-. ~ - xsa1s writer
shiaha AeuEn16o1U6 osa Ne charac-
tsrs - sDssG0 - olerseaAost number.
An, ewaOeNok~191E1. . this new
prefs9sss 4 SeseseG Who. with
: go q Aeels6 a.ssv.ll va.
Manii1 ~. MI K:3aaisss Dewey
married Ae ~1e tW0-Nsa. 1ecomins
nies. CeA6WvlD tusoee e90R1Qentally to
duotisa. Ss1 Ss,as6 7ta1( ssSif. After
the v0r ~ s0o0eAaa S0-.AHA his Aim
postisa hAA ooDa Dael1oGNAly filled
by 4l0 ayal11. Aleee Q be1ef court.
ship -. anasVooA AW. Wf4 Caldwell
had hspUelf Nf6A 1AoA- 411neeion that
her uAa)osa NlMy NerHaasd.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

COMHW2NRA q -Ao Scriptures Il
- In rssusos4 - -seAs stone which
the DvSi6eeo :9e6so0i0- 10 become the
head oe ~ OloDe."
Just . ~ tVA0 ego two young
American p11eooA esaeht-eysd. red.
bloodsS Ano eoe4A - the core. con.
csived a. ~ q Dsspetuating in
naoti0n.ple&ue1 1o1on The Dramatic
Life ct At00ogG l1Qeosn."
Every 0e)ooH VAOy could command
in the Nea9a ~ 90 into the produc.
ton, and ~ 1A01 e the Free and
the Hone et<oo 0tAN0 was ransAcked
from end - Nue ~ 0RseA OF authentic
material - S0eD1Gsd In the story.
Even es1eos9le6 e Asys long for
gotten v0o~ -Nlns<AsA. men who
knew aa1 ~ ~ talked with the
great IAAes1A sNeeU Interested, and
with The zN0e tAestal editing the
story Weo -eeASAeA All the intelM.
genes, The :aaeA ~ untiring effort
that haA eQDA S4Do0ded upon the
story WV A1AAA ssaiisted and com.
bined Win saD0 100aAtic skill, rare.
indeed. Iov IL peeosn picture Of the
day to na4a. = =20s4use that would
be the pej6s - AAsaEosar-the greatest
Of its TIM. - :
When 70 49, OlSsn, TO the public
on the sosvun. 1i0 asue famous critics
Of the eu0DeG 01st. eevelsd in praise
Of it. and ~ le1osr eaSs fell into line
to make 40 ~ umanlmous.
Only tAA 0oeDeA- D9stusv audiences
Of the eeuaeuk. Ailsa to perceive its
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Developing Movie Film.

HOLLYWOOD. CALI. December {
R).-The life of she cslluloid strip In
which 10 connneA pictured comedy
and tragedy pasUso through it's critical
period In the vtFesssi darkness Of the
studio laboratory.
In the hands % one man, whose
workshop ID Q sfsNl1 room illuminated
with two or three fod Nights. 10 the
destiny Of milMens Of feet Of nlm
drama that issue annually from q big
motion picture stuaio. His Job 10 the
development OF he fim and It's prepa.
ration for printing. Upon his skill
depends the aktSaetiveness Of the
images that later viii animate the
screen.
Hundreds Of cAas Of exposed mega.
tive are brought - HE workroom each
day. An avesaee e $4,000 feet daily
is sent to the iAecrAtory Of one Of
Paramount stu9iee.
In the dark soGsa. the negative 10
wound on racluo tA 3oo.foot strips
and soaked IN tAAes Of cold water for
cleaning and ssftsafAg. Next is the
most important oeep-the immersion
Of the still unSoen drama In a 500
gallon chemical hath that gives Il
life and pernsA neAee.
With the aid q Q fed hand. light, the
laboratory man examines the negative
as the yellow opaque emulsion wears
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Movie S;delishts
By the Associated pveu

By the Associated pvsU.
One dollar and nay cents a day and
poke chops"-thAe'e the wage asked
for a hard days labor by the natives
in the Bahamas who were assisting
j. E. Williamson "a his filming Of an
undersea picture. He says he could
assemble thousand natives who
would be glad to work for that wage.
There are ''prspS' and props" for
motion pictures. but among the
strangest ones II baby incubator
which Metro. ro.ColdWyn.Nayer has pur.
chased for three ig,aAnas. giant lizards
Of the tropics. The reptiles dropped
in the temperate eissne Of California,
but in the torrid warmth Of the ineu.
bators waxed fat and happy and
proved perfect aeAePs In the play.
From London coneo word that Brit.
ish film fans ATO protesting against
war films. New1papers are printing
many letters from cinema patrons
urging British preauesrs TO stop the
flood Of military ninss.
Kittens are dsvslA Of screen amhs.
ttons, according 70 an experience Of
Director Frank Turtle. The script
for q picture reQuieed that he show Q
kitten entangiins itself IN a ball Of
yarn. but he ccuSa not get any Co
operation from the felines. Several
were tested. bat IN the warmth Of the
studio lamps they succumbed to .
lethargy from which they could not be
aroused. Finally The least drowsy Of
the kittens was taken for q brisk walk
in the open. light Ajtss1 subdued the
warmth, the bail u yarn was partially
unwound about the titten's paws. and
the desired scenes were caught BY the
camera before the ourr Of It's grinding
again sent the psSeeFmer into a pro-
found sleep.
A replica Of the facade Of Notre
Dame as 1t was In tie year l4Se. when
Francois Villon fssA to the cathedral
for sanctuary. he's been constructed
for forthcoming picture in which
John Barrymore playe tho part OF Vii.
Ion. In the hssssnsh century Notre
Dame was set on . height reached by
long flight Of steps. Through the
centuries since then II has been sink
ing slowly. until the flight OF steps has
almost disappeared and tho approach
Is nearly on tho ievss with the square
Director Tod Browning needed 400
sheep for a scene IN O new picture,
but the studio could not rent them
from any one. So Browning solved
the problem by purchasing a herd of
400 from the slauxhtsrhouse. After
I've filmed them." he announced. the
slaughterhouse will buy them back at
the market price. n tho price goes
up. III make a pruet. II not. the loss
can he charged to the studio as rent
for the sheep" sheep prices went up
while he was fllsning them and he
made $468 on the dsal.
--
Eleven nations Ase represented in
the production OF Fighting Love-" an
Italian romance by Cecil b. De Mile.
The director IS Nils Olaf Chrisander.
Swedish. who has an Irish assistant,
Gordon Cooper. Jetta Goudal. French,
plays the starring role. supported by
Victor Varconi. Hungarian: Henry b,
Walthal, American, and Louis Ma.
theaux, Of Austrian parentage. The
cameraman is Holisnd Dutch. his as.
sstant is Norwegian. the production
manager English. technical director
Italian and art director Bavarian.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

"TNTERrSAz7oRA4x- week" is the
name q Che atlsaAl observance
Of the eSneMalal -Aaniversary q
vaudeville - teA QoNsd States ana
Canaaa. xAs ANvASaath year eels.
bratisn q a. sVsev1AP viii be simul.
taneouaAt uahsyae = AostMg the week
commSs0eAk E0mQAO ~ In every
house e. - GA1aSDAa OrpheuRn.
Proctor. XW. (ea. wilmer 4 Via,
cent. WAA4 Aalos, u. shea ana ai.
lied csresAD go tAA14sss. with the
appearAasee "a oStoDeo aAar acts OF in.
ternatseAA1 slUIieeaAss.
Here in Was,lauouR. Manager Rob
bins Of D. r. XAtH'o $Aoater has pre-.
pared IN unDessay : -ektractive bill.
The wesk NnA - SoN divided into
''nighte." TIA lss4 night. Monday,
will b etveN -VVu - the Latin
American eepaAstaa WtsA proper music
and dsossA@tosse. HvSDoAy night will
be kns~n - ''WsassA Europe" night
for Crest Dsttglns -tNAee, Italy. Bel
gium. eDaiS 9VS1sa. The Neither.
lands. ste. Nkd4ap9aV Wtll honor the
countries - eelaesN Europe. includ.
ing Polend. 1sRaAnA. Nsehonia. Lthu.
ania. etc. The Pa AAsa Will have 1t
time Thsv4lAy. svvUlog. with Japan.
China ana oeaGA eN~onoe1; Friday night
the countries s&. ~. Near East will
Evening star., 1926-12-05
IN TIE PHOTOPLAY STUDIOS

have gone to Caz1esnh te direct and
act in pictures for 1!rs4 National Pic.
tures. Inc.
Korda achieved kAns % a director
sn Budapest ana % DsglSn with the
UFA. Mario Cef0A NAs enc OF UTA's
greatest stars.
A few montAe 60 FAui Ellis was
q bullhghter in heaSen New he may
lover In support 0f 06etans 0yin.th In
Purple and F.ns ltnsa.' Eliis is
q native OF ArgeosSAa, WAs educated
In Spain and su1ssQV0ntiy became a
noted matador Ia E1o Spanish bull
rings. He canD % America about a
year ago.
Colby Hartman. Dssdnetton man.
ager Of Loews hAeo 4hsater, has
prepared scenlo anl dDisr setting for
Hsne.:,sn 1hs o,sssur' RSss RSS,ssx 1.s's Second
Palace Concert 0rS,s4kr~ Vii ofssr
at all Do luxe tAs~se axassns the cur.
rent week.
Henry King. - l&~asa "ro!'abis
David" And "Tt1s W9dl0 04or." frank.
" admies that - a1aaNse tie Job ef
tien Of "seeiH MsSSs wes S s"st
the kind es . Asst J vaaesa 20 DO"
said King. ''aad ~. oai0wyn was
kind enough to Ia sao ~ my hand
at IT,"
to be interpreted b motion pietures
with Marie Provost ~ M ray youn9
lady who is the oaass u he story, n.
Mason Hopper. its deseceDs. plans 20
introduce q nuInbW % "Frenohy"
touches which he s0aneo from witness.
Ing the latsss Pats AlAoe SUCCESSES.
Josephine Dunn, Ns~mount ,vnior
star. has besn chsuen 6e9 the feminine
lead In Lows os0tssk Mistake"
the magazine stcsy, WAleh 10 to Be
dirOctsd BY EdwAsd 0UeAes1and. Other
Junior stAxs who AAVo Dhyod leads
are Charles He0srA ~ N ''Winss":
Mona Palma, roosneSt eth Thomas
Meishan IA The Cas00sa ana Jack
Luden, who has ployua IN several r.
B. o. filnas.
ri. s'1s. "a ase:'' s: A.s: =. r.: II: sss. I'll:
tional's latest r0n.sas prsducticu in
techn!eoior. 10 . ccvsaa q De wolfe
Hopper. of 'Cassy e tAs Dat" fame.
Miss Hopper has bssa aaDelatsd with
the stage ana screen ~ Q number Of
years and vaS oh1oen By Arthur
Maude. dirscter % tAis creation IN
natural color. for her beauty a. we'll
a. for her great r1eembiance to
Leonardo d VInci1 sal5set a. Dor.
trayed in the fainetD Dai1tng Mona
Lisa"
The press agent Cor Do Miles
King Of KinSs" cav14 ~ sssist the
temptation to llken Ne % Dieces Of
silver paid for the bsosays1 Of Christ
to 80 cents" the esAAe mark sf
modern cheapAeW.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
U.s.. Act.essss Have
:. =. Kick"

40psAON. DsesnAse>A CH.-Ameri.
eAA aetfesees hAS0 nAge Kick" in
thNA than EnSiish aetyseoss. observes
Ots31vt Tfankau. tke novelist. who
hA1 lus4 returned eSesn tour Of the
vNitaA e<ateo.
Addressing the Q. =. Club. made up
fvAn&Au said there VA 10 doubt but
thaA American Addresses were better
then ehs English.
= '18Ne English aetFeOs 10 good at
coeaedF:" he said. ''ana very good at
hAsk cNat across the sage, but when
10 sesaA 10 tearing g. a. they called
It tn America. ana estting over great
em0eio0Al scenes. oo0aething went
wrVnD with the Actresses Of England
TheCS are hundreds ef actresses in
the .UAlteA States WAo can reall,
shove ever big snetboaA yet there i
Ase 80 in this couDepy."
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Universal is said 70 BE- taking steps
to enter the talking picture" field
along with the Warner Bros. and
Fox and is considering an invention
by Allen Canton which 10 based upon
the photography Of ar waves. Those
who do not understand may guess the
rest.
Carl Laemmls. Il 30 reported. In his
endeavor to internAtS0nalise picture
production. 10 fus1iehinG the latest
cameras and M0htSne and technical
devices, with four IAsn to supervise
their use, to q japanese company 70
produce pictures IN that country.
Herbert Blache. efssr six months
study Of produceioN methods at The
Ufa Studios in Berlin and the Sascha
Studios in Vienna, has returned to
Hollywood.
Conway Tearis hae hssn signed by
Film Booking once for Hello, BiN:
the tentative title Of Q picture dealing
with the Elks' loAsA
Negatives Of vix % Russia's latess
Aims were destroyed IA the flre ae
the Soviet Cinsme H~et plant recent.
ly. Most Of the pe0sesves. howevsf.
were saved.
The survival Of ~ nstsst Of tie
Paramount Screen School will give
new contracts to Josephine Dunn.
IVY Harris. rhS3ma Todd. Iris Gray
and Mona Palmer. among the girl
graduates. according 20 announce
ment.
Playwrights are sa1d TO be bump
ing into each other ~ the Paramount
headquarters. Amen6 them Owen
Davis, Bayard vsfller. William lie
Baron and Luther Reed.
Alan Hale. who 10 directing Rubber
Tires" humorous tale Of the tin
was famed as the villoin Of The -Four
Horsemen," The Covered Wagon"
and Robin Hood" pgtsr to giving up
the grease paint fos tAs saaegaphone.
Lila Leslie. who was Q star for the
historic old Lub3n and Vitagraph
companies at the time Norma and
Constance Talmadgs enc the Gish SIS.
ters were barely QUE o6 the extra
ranks, has been ADDED 70 the cast Of
"Getting Gertis's Carer"
Warner Baxter 10 - become q West.
ern hero, and Zane 0ssy's Drums OF
the Desert" accofdiAG 70 announce.
ment today by q. p. 6chulberg. West
Coast executive Of Famous Players
Lasky, is to be given the most lavish
production accorded any western fea.
ture since The vanishlng American.
Lois Wilson, who appeared as the
heroine in both The Covered Wagon"
and "The Vanishing American" will
NAV the leading {sminine role in
sDrums of the Desest."
Alexander KordA. de Hungarian
direoses. and his wale. &1own on the
screen Il Europe 40 Maria Corda.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Bee&ho>ua-A Aslovsd
Dst fesupsramental

By n. AssAs>G1sss.
NEW Yc1&. November 2s.-Cele.
bsaAiom e DGsA3ssrsn's centenary
finds nude - 0As0NAeSonal q period, as
1t was vAsA ~ 1ltt,s German COM
when 1.s1s,a Is,,d. the roman.
ticism % ~ HlnsaeSaeh century was
eneroAchine eoeNeL % eighteenth cen.
tury fosnaAS1ssss.- y Was Ia the combt.
nation ef tAe Ngge0 Sosnanticism with
the beauty ef-eosA ler'sloped by the
eightenesA eaee65 aaaSesSs that he
The snualupl vess9 VII revive vir.
tually al q No eempositions this
season In eeuDe1ANss q the centenary.
He wrote D 0xvevVso. . symphonies
vocal work i Tl6siSo," :" an opera.
Like HAve1 a1A Nosart. Beethoven
was Of psaGgl t4S&A. Finding his
home ineelssANee oA account Of his
fathers !nsa1yOuaee and tho early
death - he N0eAo1. sAe erratic genius
turned eAedt q sayelA and published
his flrst voSo u iSoo.
Fame attO9G9 tAo early works, e.
poc1ally In vVeoRe, 1Aefe in 1898 .he
was rsesfvs1 01sA eoeat acclaim. But
LILO OCCeUt&V~1U9O ~ w. man were Z
constant 40 - ~ friends. Des.
ems Of incleb0S1 agV aoa0 Of his fitfui
bufvts Of toAUe thea followed al an
Aftermath y Ae eiAy1ng Of some
practical jo1A
N waA ~ oDeoune ef Me unstable
deposition tAot ~ Vae never able to
teach and tAAO DaGD - h3s pupils the
power Of HE D1AlsD. Only one man,
Re1s, stuAs1 -AeySGliy uNdsr the mas.
ter ana can - oall 10 have been his
pupil.
During tAs Aeses ysarv Of his life
complete AealAsO overlook Bee.
thoven. ess ~ ASagv to compose
was not dsD0s8esve ~ aaditory facul.
ties, and it 80 0lssV Me hearing was
quite gone tssaA ~ esmposed "Misa
Solsnnis." ~ e ~ most famous
works. AZ NJ ouAeA IN 1897, II Is said
that so.o>e Ioo1eS attended the
funeral
Evening star., 1926-12-05

An original ssoey pvrchase4 for
early production by John McCeFsNlek. .
general manager tor, First NaA1oNAl
Pictures, entitled The Prince q
Clowns" will have Milton Sills - lts
star. The pf9os paid 10 said ee b
one Of the highest Ia recent yeesD to-
an original. because q its vnu1Ne'
nature. It has q poWvekui love tAsnas.
mystery and suspense. with ths0t3ng
action and magnificent scsnte 6aak.
grounds. It's author 10 Arthur Dd0ond
CAr0w.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
YUuDK.

ve1saAiis Juijs vA1ol yeom rags tn
''The voleA 01utahaA" - Ane feathers
In Meet tho 15eas9's esUun the regal
robes of cu1eO vSetes1a in "The
Yankee CIlD0sS'' - he humble ssrb
Of Martha. the elsoDe sf 1Asarus. in
v.1i:.1 Ta: KIP y .: q ~ E.th l. such :: 10;
surprising wA10 1olh Nalss up these
MORNINGS tluA4 1lao hao - think twice
before she . ~ VANAAP she is rich
or poor. pSlne1b - DsalAnt. living in
modern tines y D 0uaeu1ies ago.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
international Week"

- AoAersd. including Grsses, Egypt,
Rusa1ta. Bulgaria ana the Kingdom
q AAe aeSbs.. CroAts ana Sicvenss. and
ne eelfaAH ooEnes SATURDAY night in
'.Xtl;AmeSfxan nlsAA"
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Friday. mesa; - - South Seas"
and ''0rasn.", 49, as1AAsue night: Sat.
urday. '.WsaI 1lai," aAaptsd from
Tunns5 ID Sks y{S1aAs Harins."
Today. teasDs0@ UaA Tuesday. Red
Grangs. - 49, lnauts TO Play"
comedy go A11o eteNte: Tuesday.
;ssR'':: R,cS e -. s::;s.s; :s:s: sau :;es lsses
and Wasfsn R.T1S Psacemakers";
THURSDAY. 80: 616aown solder"
The Hrs~H 1ss1." spssode S Of
"OmesS AtSs elQ i6aAedy: Saturday.
Tom Ty1sp - 1na and His Pals" ;"
first chapeee q e1n(9J 0rimms' Prog.
ress" and ss094r. ''1USed On.''
NVO1.
Today. 1Ss1ne -c91aWsek in "Danc.
ing Days" 81. E914ss Bowers in HE
Done HI 10e'; ssgnofrow. Elaine
Hammefa1s1A - '1AAtes Of Leisure"
and Iaxy aAoT N1v In Strictly
Koaher": TMuoAt. 3Ted Roberts in
The Ta1a Ak.z aad Al st. John
in "whs Ne: "Wednesday.
Thomas MseeAaA - The New Klon-
dixie" enA 49, 1Asls: Thursday.
Catch" ana 1aish Dsastiss in mon.
ing fsr Tsoal1s;:: sssasay, "snookum's
Outing" ana AsessR.
N1fA1&
Today, Csessea AtAses IN 1T Must
Be ..t1s" tover = - . ss.s:sy: 80. tom9rrow S" !.
esass;s: ecmses' II ~ S;"f;"s s:.t v'ns; .sa
surprlse nAsAG 3s111.y. Harry Lang;
more in ''TAs0fA wxe wouldn't
Pri:eii,. nssa-:sS. r +, Speeding; sp..dsn.
Venus" and ea1ne1y, yssday. Johnny
Hines IN 's1Ae Ae0vN Derby" and
comedy; saA0a4o1, yS6d Thomson in
Hands Aeu ~ Dss0sr." comedy.
THE Heavy 91aaAee;" and episode
: Of "Omepr .&1k."~
s,---~-:
HoDK
Today. Bvst~e xSAeen In Battling
Butler: tAanGos1. 3sN Lyon and
Aiissa Prtnk!e Q "xAs Great Dscsp'
ton" anA :o3A's fcoth"; Tues.
day. ''TAe Wa1e 11S.sn" and Assop
FAbls: WGdSunV. -&Ax Ingram's
Mare NeseosaV~: fhursday. Pat
O'Mallsy ano NJ SRssoA In "Psreh
Of the DoW9" AAA 0meo comedy,
Sweet BaAy'': 1AaaV. W. c. Fields
In "So's T0ur 81 NAn" and "The
Collesjsns." ~. O AeNsdAy. Richard
TalmaAse n 'Ihe &oadvay Gal.
lant": eensssee S.saaey. Muscle.
Bound Nus1e," :" 0al sSsowsd IN"
No. 10.
Evening star., 1926-12-05
Photoplsye The Week.
tconetavs4 Ses 1Alrd Pass.)

Joy and WxnA H0y1 In Ewes
Leavss." O716aS ssuAsay and news
events; xsasoe19, Dorothy Dsvore
and John 12aseAA xhs 0iided High.
way" GuMo SsADsot aGA news events;
Friday. $. '.lGoaa; - - South Seas"
ana 'us9ss.", 49, as1n4sus night: Sat.
urday. :s.WseI 1lal," aAaptsd from
TSnnss !. - ylssasS Marine: s "'
Evening star., 1926-12-05

Alexander KorAs, Ghe Hungarian
d,reoAoe. and his VA, &0own on the
screen 2 Europe 40 Maria Corda.
Evening star., 1926-12-05

The press agent Cor Do Miles
King Of KinSs" cav44 ~ sssist the
temptation to lIken he % Dteces Of
silver paid for the bsesaye1 Of Christ
to 80 cents" the esAAe mark ef
modern cheapHeso.