New Britain herald., 1926-10-09
QUEEN MARIE SAYS
 NO FILMS FOR HER Wants to Visit Hollywood But
 Won't Pose for Movies PRINCE IS POOLING UP"

Money On His Wardrobe-Ameri-
 can Itinerary of Royal Party Is
 Extensive One.
 Paris, Oct g (P)-Queen Marie of Rumania has served notice that she will not permit herself to be filmed during her visit to the United States, even while on her daily comings and goings.
 It is not the intention of the queen to act in the movies, but she will see the inside workings of the cinema world at Hollywood as guest of Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford.
 The Queen made this statement to the Marquis de Flers, literary edi- tor of. Le Figaro. When he told Marie of a report that she was to receive s25.o00 for posing for a day as queen in Tolstoy's Resurrection" she smiled and said, q might per haps have secured a better engage ment than that"
 Will Dodge Politics
 While in the United States. the queen told the marquis, she will eschew politics but will try 10 make clear the situation of her homeland to the Americans.
 T am not going to indulge in any politics in America" said Marie. T never do. I don't like politics.
 T adore Rumania and l shall serve her to the utmost of my strength and of the love I bear her. If that is called politics, then l like politics"
 Rumania, the queen said, had been subjected to an incredible num- Der of inventions during the past few weeks, set afloat, she declared, by persons whose plans were to up- set the financial, economic and in dustrial stability toward which Ru- mania was progressing steadily.
 Will Laud All Europe
 Queen Marie not alone will en- deavor to make clear to Americans during her coming visit to the Unit cd States the situation of Rumania, but she also purposes to uphold all Europe as being able to keep its place in the sun.
 "I am going 10 try to make clear to the Americans" said Marie to Jo tal nneS- tions concerning Rumania. But l shall not speak only of Rumania. intend to try to prove to those Kind enough to listen to me that old Eu- rope is not so decrepit as some would like to make it appear. and that Europe still possesses enough effulgent intelligence, enough Will power and enough idealism to pur- sue her world destiny
 Prince Dolls Up
 Prince Nicholas is In London ac- duiring an outfit in Bond street s latest style. The democratic young Rumanian prince is reported to have chosen a room in one of the small hotels of the east end, after having mixed with the ordinary guests at meal time to have made forays upon the clothing stores and haberdash- cries to complete his. wardrobe.
 While Nicholas was in London and his mother was resting from her arduous task of being fitted with gowns, wraps and the like, Princess Ileana strolled the boulevards sight seeing with a girl friend.
 Queen Marie attended a dinner given in her honor by Countess Jean de Castellane and then went to the theater to see Edouard Bourdets $ "The Prisoner"
 Yesterday after the queen. whose penchant is pearls, slipped out Of the hotel for few minutes and went to q ieweler in the Rue de la Pax to see the gorgeous tiara which the Maharajah of Kapurthala has pur- chased here from the maharanee'
 Has Radio Set
 To the suite of Queen Marie on board the Leviathan, on which she will make the voyage to New York has been added a radio set. It has been set up on the little promenade deck belonging to the suite, and the queen is said to be greatly pleased that she will have it for company. It is her purpose when the Levia- than Is plying her westerly course to trv to tune in on American sta- tions and listen to the jazz and
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