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or glowing halo but will be seen as
q living, breathing. lovRble man.
Il approach with humility the
greatness Of this subject. know I
have with me the faith ana hopes Of
millions, and with these behind mo /
am confident of presenting to the
world an effective and lasting screen
portrait of the greatest, the most
lovable, the most dramatic life ever
known"
De Mile contemplates giving en-
larged screen portraits OF the many
interesting personalities whose bib
lical descriptions are meager.
Whether. as in THE Ten Command
ments," there will be a biblical and
modern portion has not vet been de-
cided.
No players have as yet been cast
for "The King of Kings" nor has a
definite date been set for its start.
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bat there are few leading men who
hold greater promise. He has contrib
uted magnificent performances to two
pictures this season. Memory Lane"
and Brown of Harvard" and the
chances are that he will have his
greatest opportunity in Tell 1t to the
Marines. in which he is to appear
with Lon Chaney) next year.
Raymond Griffith, after long expert
ence as gag man for Mack Sennett
and other comedy producers, and as
q relia BILE character actor, has emerged
as d star and scored emphatically. In
Paths to Paradise" "a Regular Eel
low" and Hands Up" he has dis
played positive brilliance. wet
Paint" his latest effort, represents a
slight retrogression. What Mr.. Grif-
fifth needs most is more time to work
on each picture, and considerably
more discrimination in the selection Of
his stories.
Norma Shearer, too, needs better
stories. Her success in Lady of the
Night" "A Slave of Fashion" and
The Tower Of Lies was achieved by
her own personal efforts, and largely
in spite OF her surroundings. But
beautiful and capable as she may be,
she can't last long unless she is
equipped with good pictures. None
such appears for her on the imme-
diate horizon.
The following stars, with one sue
cess to their credit, will be watched
with interest:
Joan Crawford. who has tust rung
the bell in Paris.
Lois Moran. of Stella Dallas
Wilma Banky, OF "The Dark Angel "
William Collier, jr., of The Wan
derer.'
II. &. Warner, a veteran actor who
has flashed forth with great per-
formance in silence
William Boyd. of The Nolga Boat
man"
Gilda Gray. of "Aloma of the South
Seas"
w. c. Fields. whose first feature
comedy. Tho Old Army Game" is
now on view.
Next week we shall turn the tele-
scope on that portion of the heavens
where dwell the directorial luninaries.
These are Of even greater Importance
than the stars, as the directors them
selves will be glad to tell you.
Work on "Old Ironsides" is rust
about completed, with the picture In
the titl1ng stage. Two or the
Chariot Revue stars, Beatrice Lille
and Jack Buchanan, are working at
the De Mile studio in Hollywood. in
Corporal Kate" There are
22.500 movie actors idle in Hollywood
and more ambitious prospects are ar
irving at the rate of 200 day. {.
Stay East. young girl; stay East.
Gloria Swanson announces that she
will never make another picture in
Hollywood, preferring the atmosphere
OF New York as more stimulating to
artistry. California papers
please copy.
(Copyxight. 1926
Evening star., 1926-06-20
CHESAPEAKE BEACH,

Girls won't go in bathing unless
they can wear distinctive bathing
suits, according to J. NJ. Rector Of the
Chesapeake Beach Railway Co, who
has just returned from New York with
500 colorful suits for his bayside re-
sort. They include flaming reds,
bright oranges, yellow-kid yellows and
grassy green's.
The 1ull Summer excursion sched-
ule OF trains to and from the Beach
became effective yesterday -Four or
ganizations will hold outings there this
week-the Northeast Business Men s
Association, Wednesday; the Letter
Evening star., 1926-06-20
SWANEEIN.THE.AIR.

The Swanee Syncopators have been
augmented at Suwanee-in-theAir. the
Meyer Davis dance resort on the roof
OF the Earle Theater. The new mem
bers are Johnny Rousseau, banjoist
of the cayenne sort, and Martin
Reuben, special entertainer. Rous-
seau sings a bit in addition to being
a banjo virtuoso, and Martin Reuben
has voice of exceptionally wide
range for ballads and jazz ditties.
In case of showers or an occasional
too cool evening. the gayeties are
transferred to the Swanee ball room
under the Earle Theater,
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ming all through it is the romantic
color of life in the French Foreign
Legion in Africa. Mr.. Brenon. save
for certain omissions that were neces-
sary to adapt the story to the screen,
has followed p. c. Wrens novel exact
ly as written, and the picture he has
obtained after months of the most
arduous work will be not only mile
stone in his career, but will be an
outstanding feature of the picture
business for many years to come.
while every one of the cast, which
includes Ronald Colman, Neil Hamil-
ton. Noah Beery, Alice Joyce. Ralph
Forbes, William Powell, Mary Brian
and Norman Trevor. has given a great
performance. the work of Mr.. Colman
RS Beau Geste and Mr.. Beery as the
brutal sergeant Of the French Foreign
Legion Is outstanding"
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Have You Ever Met Him?

riage takes them out of the office.
Into this family as a suitor for the
hand Of Amy, the younger. comes one
of those easily recognized blowhards'
who exaggerates the amount OF his
salary as much as he exaggerates his
Importance by wearing boutonnieres
and patent leather shoes, loud vest
and walking stick. Though he's
but a clerk in the railroad office, he
leaves the impression that he owns
the road. Nothing feazes him; he Is
impervious to insult and jibe. When
he enters the room other members OK
the family leave 1t.
Only Amy believes in him, and her
patience even at times is taxed. he
wins Amy in spite of her folks. and
through sheer accident attains a de-
gree Of success.
isn't he wonderful" asks Amy.
The shrewd. knowing mother simply
sighs and says:
God help us all from now on"'
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Benefit Episcopal Home
for Aged.

The performance of ''The Show
Off" at the National Theater tomor-
row night will be for the benefit of
the Episcopal Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Coolidge heads the list of
patronesses and Secretary Mellon has
donated a box for the ladies of the
home Senator Phipps. Harry Rust
and others also have purchased boxes
for the Louise Home, the Epiphany
Church Home, on Massachusetts, ave-
nue., etc.
Proceeds will go TO the purchase
Of adjoining land to the Episcopal
Home for the Aged, 3315 Wisconsin
avenue, which was given TO the Dio-
cese of Washington one year ago by
Mrs Caroline Jones.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

Myer Davis dance music is fea-
tured on both upper and lower dance
payihons at Chevy Chase Lake. The
band led by Ben Levine is
holding forth on the upper pavilion,
and the band on the lower pavilion is
led by Tommy Thompson. Vaudeville
stunts are specialized by the former.
The Lake electric light festooned is
one of the lovely spots in the vicinity
of the Capital Scores of benches on
the banks are provided for those who
do not dance.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
ST. GABRIEL's CARNIVAL.

A big annual Summer event in Pet
worth, st. Gabriel's Carnival, will be
held in the church grounds at Grant
Circle. beginning Thursday, July 10,
and continuing until Saturday, July
"a
All the usual carnival features will
be provided for the amusement Of
guests, and several new ones added.
No admission TO the carnival grounds
will be charged
Evening star., 1926-06-20
Best Dressed Man.

TYLER BROOKE. whom Flat Roach
\ discovered" on the musical com.
edy stage and engaged for his Pathe
comedies. has the reputation Of being
one Of the best dressed men in the
theatrical profession, and he has
scores Of suits in his costume ''reper-
toire."
/, Following six years of consistent
stage success, Brooke joined the
movies. and he has found full measure
of success in his new field. One OF
his prominent appearances was made
in Theda Bara'B short feature comedy,
Madame Mystery"
Evening star., 1926-06-20
EARLE-TOvIis Mann.

Louis Mann, actor author play
wright, will headline next weeks bill
at the Earle Theater in an Offering
well fitted to his distinctive talents.
The photoplay will be Producers pic
turization of Max Marcin's play, Isl
lence," with a cast led by II. B. War
ner, Raymond Hatton, Rockcliffe Eel
loves, Jack Mulhall and Virginia Pear
son.
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MARSHALL HALL.

Marshall Hall is a pleasant river re-
sort for Summer days and evenings.
Free dancing to music by McWilliams'
Band is a popular feature, while thrill
ing rides and fun devices and shady
picnic groves with tables and benches
make it adaptable for family outings.
The steamer Charles Manchester
leaves daily except Sundays for Mar
shall Hall, at 10 am, 2;30 and $50
pm, on the morning and afternoon
trips stoppins at Mount Vernon. The
Sunday schedule is 1890 am. 2:30 and
$50 pm.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Zitts famous Casino, I'm Central
Park. New York. has broken into the
movies in First Nationals Subway
Sadie" c. r. Zittel, owner Of "Zitt's Q
Weekly" the theatrical paper. is pro-
prietor Of the Casino, and he closed
the doors to all business for an entire
day so Director Santell could have the
place for the picture.
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Acrobats in Pathe Review.

THE great Colleano family, acrobatic
1 stars of Ringing Brothers-Barnum
q Bailey's Circus, are featured in a
new issue Of the Pathe Review. The
stunts photographed by the process
camera" Of Alvin ". Knechtei, depict
stunts on springboards and from the
turf outdoors such as have made this
family world famous.
The process camera caught the
Colleanos in midair in unusual twists
and turns. The Colleano family have
1911 tricks in their repertoire, and a
considerable portion of the life Of each
member Of the troupe is spent Ia the
AiSe
Evening star., 1926-06-20

one Of the fiercest scraps Of the
camera in long time was enacted by
Harry Williams, former sparrtng part
per for Jack Dempsey, and Jimmy
Dino. a. Pacific Coast lightweight, for
~T'he Rainmaker." Clarence Badger S
Paramount production. A raging fire
and a spectacular cloudburst are
other thrillers of the screen drama.
Evening star., 1926-06-20
CHATEAU LIE PARADTS.

Impromptu frolics are scheduled for
Chateau le Paradis Thursday, when
Surprise Night" will be staged, and
the big parade of fun for the evening
will include theatrical folks from both
Baltimore and Washington.
Director Phil de williams of
Chateau lie Paradis Band Is said to
play dance music that leaves nothing
to desire.
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Capital Side Shows
LIE PARADIS ROOF.

On the lie Paradis roof dance music
is played by the LIE Paradis Band
under the direction Of Jack Golden.
presenting the newest dance numbers
Bert Bernath, violinist, is one of the
straS of the LIE Paradis Band
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Outdoor Attractions.

Carriers Association. Thursday. and
the Sunday schools of Trinity Episco-
pal Church and Central M. L. Church
South FRIDAY
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Buck Jones revels in hard-riding
and breakneck' stunts in 1.-THE Man
Four Square" story Of crookedness.
courage, love and romance on the
Arizona ranges. Florence Gilbert is
the much desired.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Three Bad Men" which required
year TO make under the direction
of John Ford, is now being cut and
titled i'll New York. AS many as
20, 900 persons were used at one time
in this epic OF the Northwest land
rush in 1877.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Florence Vidor. who was starred in
''Love's Magic" an original story OF
vaudeville life, will shine later in the
title role Of The Gallant Lady" q
novel by Margaret Widdemere.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Film Booking Office mas purchased
the screen rights for Alberta Vaughn,
TO Collegiate" by Jean Dupont. and
War and Helena" the Joint work Of
Lila Gidley and Kay Clement.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

ACE IN THE HOLE" a comedy
"A by James P. Judge, will have
its premiere in Brooklyn tomorrow
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Estelle Winwood and Earle LAri-
more will replace Lynn Fontaine and
Alfred Lunt in "At Mrs. Beams at
the Guild Theater. New York, In July,
when the latter pair sail for Europe.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Antoinette Perry has the leading
role in 1.-The Ladder" by j. Frank
Davis, which Brock Pemberton pro-
duced in New Haven last week.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

"The Last Of Mrs. Cheney" which
had it's premiere in this city, passed
its 250th performance mark recently
and is said to be still going strong,
with Ina Claire in the star role.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Ernest Truck has completed a
comedy called "Short Skirts" which
Boothe, Gleason and Truck expect to
produce next season. This is said to
be the first play which Mr.. Truck
has written alone.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Oscar Shaw has been engaged by
Aarons & Freedley for the new
George Gershwin musical comedy for
Gertrude Lawrence. Mr.. Shaw will
also be featured in a musical version
of "Hawthorne of the U. S. A"
Evening star., 1926-06-20

The cast of 1.-THE Phantom Ship"
which AL Lewis will present for the
first time tomorrow night In Asbury
Park, will include Ruth Gordon, Ed
ward Arnold. Stella Larrimore, Eva
Condor, Charles G. Wilson and Edith
Nnn ClnNa
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Claude Cooper, last seen in Juno
and the Paycock." and Frank Syl-
vester have been added to the cast Of
BLACK Velvet"
Evening star., 1926-06-20

William B. Friedlander announces
for Fall production a new musical
comedy by II. G. Witwer and William
lie Baron called Cain and Mabel"
The story deals with motion pictures,
with the scenes laid in Hollywood and
New York
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Frank Craven will play the leading
role in "Going Home" the George Barr
McCutcheon comedy, which A. l., Err
LANCER will try out In Brooklyn tomor.
row night. Mr.. Craven did not origi-
nally intend to act in Going Home"
which he is staging. and probably will
appear only at the try-out.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Arthur Hammerstein last week sold
the French rights to Rose Marie
to Isola F'reres of the Theater Sarah
Bernhardt Paris.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

DeWolf Hopper will play the role of
William Penn in Freedom" the spec
tacle which r. II. Burnside is produc-
ing for the Sesquicentennial Exposi-
ton at Philadelphia. Belle Story will
have the principal feminine part.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Eddie Dowling in Honeymoon
Lane" will be a major item on the
producing schedule of A L. Erlanger
next season. Mr.. Bowling has writ
ten the book, as he did for sally,
Irene and Mary" James Hanley has
written the music and the show goes
into rehearsal next month.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Philadelphia has been selected for
the Summer residence of Grace
George in ARLENE Adair." This Is
the new play by Charles Richman,
upon which she started rehearsals
last week. 1t is expected to catch
the Sesquicentennial trade, instead Of
closing after tryout at Asbury Park
this week.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Edgar Selwyn next month will try
out The Imaginative Girl" by Rof
BRYANT and Harry Durant.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Eugene OBrien, motion picture star,
will soon appear in a road tour of
"Steve's Return" a comedy by Laura
Hope Crews and Harry Wagstaff
Cribble, under the management of
Miss Crews.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Eddie Buzzell has been engaged for
q comedy role in Lady Fair" an
operetta which Schwab and Mandel
will produce early in the Fall Lady
Fair" is the work of Otto Harbach,
Oscar Hammerstein. I'd; Frank Man
del and Sigmund Romberg.
Evening star., 1926-06-20

Mary Eaton, recently featured in
kid Boots" will be starred next sea
son by Charles Dillingham;, through an
arrangement with Florenz Ziegfeld. In
a musical comedy by Otto Harbach
and Anne Caldwell, with music by
Jerome Kern. A well known
comedian is to be starred with Miss
| Eaton.
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International., 1926-06-13

people. He came up from the
ranks, and has never lost touch
with the viewpoint of the ordinary
man. He is sympathetic with the
labor movement as exempiified in
its leadership in America, but is
opposed to radical movements
which seek to destroy without
knowing how to rebuild with
something known to be better. He
will not bow the knee to any man
or any class of men for the sake
Of getting votes, nor will he ped
die "bunk" to get votes. He is fear
less and outspoken, and on any
subject where he has formed an
opinion he will state that opinion
with entire frankness. IN other
words, he is no 'pussyfooter.'
International., 1926-06-13
ELLINWOOD

CONTINUED from Page 1.)
the law firm Of Ellinwood and
Ross. In 1923 he was appointed
president Of the board Of regents
at the University Of Arizona by
Governor Hunt. At present he is
president Of the Phoenix National
Bank and the Phoenix Savings
Bank and Trust company.
Mr.. Ellinwood is senior partner
in the firm of Ellinwood & Ross,
attorneys, with offices in Phoenix
and in Bisbee. For many years
this has been the leading law firm
of Arizona. He is also president
if the Phoenix Savings Bank and
Trust company of Phoenix.
International., 1926-06-13

These institutions have
combined deposits of over eight
millions Of dollars, and have behind
them long RECORD of sound bank
ing experience.
In politics Mr.. Ellinwood Is a
Democrat and always has been.
He is forward-looking conserva-
tive, and not reactionsry. While
he has always been regular par
ty man, he is not a ''hide-bound''
partisan.
Ellinwood is fine public speak
er, not Of the flowery type nor OF
the ponderous type, but of the
solid, interesting type.
IMAM OF THE PEOPLE"
Ellinwood is man of the
International., 1926-06-13

Ellinwood knows and is
known to thousands Of men and
women throughout Arizona, and in
every rank Of life, and where he
is known he is liked and trusted.
When his fighting instinct is
aroused he knows no let-up, but he
fights a clean fight. He Is modest,
does not claim to know it all, and
avoids notoriety, but he Is a red
blooded, courteously blunt mans
man."
International., 1926-06-13

Snowflake - New seminary
building dedicated.
Tucson-Plans making, for de-
velopment Of 128O-acre tract,
leased to Tucson by Government
for aviation field.