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Evening star., 1927-12-04
METHYL ALCOHOL GETS
BLAME IN CIGAR SMOKING
Furnishes Alibi for Nicotine,
Which Science Has Been Trying
to Remove as Health Aid.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
BERLTN.--It is not nicotine. but
methyl alcohol that causes all the
trouble In smoking, according to the
researches of Prof. Neuberg here
Experiment revealed that the nico-
tine content Of tobacco varied with
out relation to the strength of the
cigar as sensed by the smoker. and
that smoking continued 10 be harm.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

motoring attire. and are advertising
the fact, to the horror of sticklers
for the good old times.
1t is now nothing unusual to see
men in plus fours dancing Sunday
evenings in London cafes and night
clubs with girls In sport suits.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

Efficiency in the porcelain industry
of Germany is to affect the house
wife. for il is planned to materially
leGucc the number of patterns of
cups, saucers, plates and tea and
coffee lots.
Evening star., 1927-12-04
ZAHAR0FF WON TITLE
AS CARNEGlE'S RIVAL
Gfeek Who Gained Fame in London
/ Enterprises Ranked as Great
World Salesman.

Correspondence of the Associated Press
I.ONDON-After the late Andrew
Carnegie, Sir Basil Zaharoff is prob
aMy the greatest salesman of modern
times.
1Iis spectacular commercial career
Evening star., 1927-12-04
Grandmother Asks Divorce.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
DENVER.--Mrs. Rose Perello, &C.
year-old grandmother, has filed suit
for divorce against her 55-year-old
husband. asking S100 month alimony
as long as she remains unmarried. She
charges nonsupport and fraud.
Evening star., 1927-12-04

When first introduced into England
by the Dutch. about 1910, tea brought
from S15 to $40 Il pound
Evening star., 1927-12-04

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rims.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
Children's Programs Saturday.

The Public Library's Mount Pleas
ant Branch game with the movies
still goes on at the Saturday morning
selected programs for children. At
the Tivoli Theater last Saturday with
the picture, Brown of Harvard"
tom Browns School Days" by
Thomas Hughes, "Harvard's ORA
matte Plays and other books on
athletic sports and games were ex.
hibited, thus stimulating the interest
of the children in worthwhile and
entertaining books.
Next Saturday morning with the
showing of Rex. the wonder horse,
in THE Black Cyclone" BLACK
Beauty" and other stories on horses
will be on exhibition in the lobby.
What to read and where to find it"
is valuable service to the children.
At the Chevy Chase Theater next
Saturday morning Douglas Fair
banks famous picture, THE Thief of
Bagdad,' will offer a splendid oppor-
tunity for the library committee to
make a brilliant showing of the
Arabian Nights" and other fascinat-
ing stories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
RIALTO--''The Canadian"

Thomas Meighan will be seen in his
latest Paramount picture, THE Ca
madam" at the Rialto. starting Sat
urday. 1t Is a film version of w.
Somerset Maugham's play. 1.-THE Land
OF Promise" a tale of love and adj
venture In the wide open spaces of
the Northwest. There, in the vast
wheat fields, man battles nature and
loses his all, but succeeds in finding
the woman he loves.
Metghan enacts the part of wheat
harvester, who works for his friend
in an effort to finance a return to his
own fields. He meets the latter's SIS
ter, young Englishwoman. just ar
rived IN the provinces after having
lost all her money. The new mode of
living comes hard, and she soon EN-
broils herself with her brothers wife,
and is faced with the choice of re-
naming an unwelcome guest or of
going forth into the endless prairies.
Knowing that Meighan is looking
for wife who will work" she offers
herself, and he takes her.
Then-tragedy swoops down. The
mans reserve breaks and he opens
his heart. The last vestige of revolt
leaves as they look forward to hap
piness together.
Stage presentations and short-reel
films will complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
EARLE--Jean AcIser & Co.

The Earle Theater announces that
the IL miniature artists Of the mid.
get FoIIies of 1927" at that house this
week, viii hold public reception on
the stage of the Earle Saturday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock, to meet person
ally both adults and children attend
ing the matinee performance
Next weeks bill, beginning Sunday
afternoon, will be headed by Jean
Acker, the screen star, who will APP
pear in a one-act playlet, Smoke"
Miss Acker, in addition TO being a cele-
brated screen star, is one of the out
standing beauties of silent drama as
we'll as an actress of rare attain
ments
The added attraction, an elaborate
dance revue, dance Visions of 1927, :"
win bring a talented group of terpsi.
chorean artists. comedians and song
sters.
Other vaudeville offerings will EN-
brace Beechee and Rubyette, athletes
who are different; Demarest and Doll
In Musical Nonsensicalties," includ-
ing "a Cuckoo-Concert." and Marty
Collins and Harry Peterson in a COM
edy skit, You're a Wise Guy"
The photoplay will be Producers
Distributing Corporations production,
Corporal Kate" starring Vera Rey-
nolds. supported by Julia Faye and
Kenneth Thompson 1t is thrilling
the Great War. and depicts the ad-
ventures of three girl students en-
gagged in such wartime activities as
women were able 10 pursue on the
fighting front.
The sci cen subjects will be accom-
panied by Alexander Arons on the
triple.manua, Kimball grand organ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
New York Symphony Tuesday.

The New York symphony Orches.
ira, under the baton Of Otto KLEIN
perez, famous German guest con-
ductor will make it's final concert
appearance of the 1926-27 season at
Polls Theater next Tuesday after.
noon at 4:3O o'clock. under the local
management of Mrs. Wilson Greene.
Mr., Klemperer has chosen a
program of exceptional brilliance, be.
ginning with Strauss great tone
poem. Don Juan" from the epic
poem of Nikolaus Lenau; including
Debussy's charming Festivals" and
concluding with Brahms First
Symphony" in four movements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26

THE Scarlet Letter" seems likely
to run a second week at Loew's Co
lumbia, although it has not yet been
so announced 1t is a dynamic story
of love and sacrifice, in which the cen.
trail character is Hester Prynne,
New England seamstress whose un-
warranted levity on the SABBATH
brings her under the displeasure and
ultimately the romantic notice of the
fiery young pastor of the colony,
Dimmesdale The tragedy of their
love is revealed in fierce. unforget-
table strokes by Victor Seastrom, the
noted Scandinavian director. Lillian
Gish Is starred in the picture.
THE WINNING OF Barbara Worth. :"
Samuel Goldwyn's great United
Artists production of the story by
Harold Bell Wright, directed by Henry
King, with Ronald Colman, Wilma
Banky, Paul McAllister and Clyde
Cook in the cast, is announced as the
attraction to follow the current en-
gagement Of Lillian Gish's starring
picture. 1.-THE Scarlet Letter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
WARDMAN PARK-"Rupert Of
Hentzau"

The Motion Picture Guild an
nounces as It's attraction for the week
beginning Sunday the revival of Sir
Anthony Hopes romantic drama,
Rupert of Hentzau," the sequel to
Prisoner of Zenda," by the same au-
thor.
This film has been noted for its
brilliant cast, which includes Adolphe
Menjou. Claire Windsor, Elaine Ham
merstein, Lew Cody, Hobart Bosworth,
Bert Lytell and Bryant Washburn.
The story tells of a European king
dom ruled by queen, who, through
her amours, became endangered of
having her kingdom overthrown by
a group of plotters seeking to gain the
power of the throne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26

nard and Flo Henrie, described as two
girls and a piano in unexcelled song
interpretations" OF interest. also,
will be the appearance of Yurieva and
Svoboda, premier dancers of the San
Carlo Opera Co. and late of the I'm
perial Russian Ballet. Moscow.
Claire Windsor and William Haines
have the featured roles in Robert z.
Leonard's production of "A Little
Journey" which is described as
Pullman courtship. The entire ac-
ton takes place on board a Pullman
bound from New York to San Fran
cisco and reveals the manner in which
a penniless but adventurous youth
wins a pretty girl en- route to marry
Frisco millionaire.
The Palace Magazine. Palace Con
cert Orchestra, Dick Leibert's Organ
logues, Topics of the Day will be other
attractions,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26

reel comedy, Saturday Afternoon"
THE Lady in Ermine'' is based upon
dramatic and romantic episode in
the war of 1910 between austria and
Italy The time and locale of the
story permits gorgeousness of set
ting. coupled with picturesqueness of
action. The two male roles of inn
portance are enacted by Einar Han
sen, the young Swedish star, and
Francis X. Bushman.
The Metropolitan World Survey
also will be shown, with short reels
of diversified subject-matter and in
terest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
Boston Symphony Wednesday.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Koussevitzky. conductor, will
make it's first appearance of the 1925.
q musical season in Washington at
Polls Theater next Wednesday aft
ernoon, February 2, at 400 o'clock,
as the second concert in Mrs. Wilson.
Greenes Philharmonic course.
Mr.. Koussevitzky has selected
program Of captivating brilliance that
will include Wagner's prelude to
'Lohengrin," Haendel's Twelfth Con
certo" and other numbers to be an
nounced later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-26
KEITH'S-Bert LyteM.

B.F. Keith's Theater will present as
the headline act for next week Bert
Lytell, well known actor OF the stage
and screen. who has been loaned to
vaudeville for a short period and will
he seen in the famous Lambs Gambol
playIet, THE Valiant" by Holworthy
Hall and Robert Middlemas.
Also featured will be the well known
team of Vera Michelena and Fred Hill
lebrand, in their comedy skit.
For music lovers there will be
Marie Vero, the schoolgirl colora-
tura," and others will include the
Arnaut brothers, in an original offer
ing: a dancing act presented by Lew
Murdoch and Mildred Mayo, called
"Footloose," and Frank Wilson, clever
bicyclist. Other acts viii be announc-
ed later.
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cred with villas, appeals as does no
other city in Italy. This Traveltalk
contains a wealth of motion and still
pictures of the masterpieces in the
Ufizzi and Pitt galleries.
Florence appears before us a city
Of enchantment, with a fascinating
history, in which Dante, the Medicis
the Pazzis, the Pitts, Savonarola and
other immortals played important
parts. Included in the trip are brief
visits to Perugia, an old Etruscan city;
Assist, home of st. Francis: Siena.
scene of the PABLO, the strangest race
run anywhere, and San Gimignano,
an unspoiled town of the thirteenth
century.
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OF the rejection Of the Lausanne
treaty to re-establish diplomatic and
commercial relations with Turkey by
the United States Senate.
He told the Turkish government
that the rejection must not be inter
preted as a lack of desire by the
United States to continue the previous
friendly relations. which he was con-
WINGED the Turkish government would
equally use its influence to maintain.
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PALACE-"A Little JOurney"-HaIrs
Melody Masters

Next week, beginning Sunday after.
noon, Metro Goldwyn- Mayors produc-
ton of Rachel Crothers' Broadway
play, "A Little Journey" will be the
photoplay feature at Loew's Palace
Theater.
Chief among the stage features will
be Sid Hall and his Melody Masters.
one of the popular orchestra aces of
the Loew circuit, with a novel pro-
gram of music and dance surprises.
Another feature will be Lillian Ber-
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Newman Traveltalk sunday.

Florence, with the Hill Cities. Pc
rugia, Assist. Siena and Can CHING
nano," is the itinerary prepared by
E. M. Newman for the Traveltalk at
the National next Sunday afternoon
and evening.
The master traveller found that
Florence remains the most popular
city in Italy, Notwithstanding the end
less variety of interest elsewhere. The
beauty of it's situation. it's numerous
palaces, it's fascinating streets and
charm of it's surrounding hills, COW
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COMING ATTRACTIONS IN WASHINGTON
THEATERS

a winner in comedy, mirth and melody
The Is girls Of the chorus will be
seen in the latest dances and song
numbers and will be featured in sew
eral special turns. including Modern
Eve" in which they will appear as
Little Ewes of the modern days; the
silhouette dance" and ''the sultan's
harem."
Lets Coz which is essentially a
"girlie show" has Babe Healy, Bebe
Almond and Rae lie Anse as SOU
brettes, with Helen Flynn doing some
dance specialties. Eddie Hall and
RED" Marshall are the comedians.
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NATTONAL-"Sweet Lady"

Next Monday Sweet Lady" a new
musical comedy, viii have its world
premiere at the National Theater.
The story concerns a newly married
couple. The young wife is led to be
Meve that her husband and famous
French dancer are seen a great zeal
together, and in a fit Of temper and
jealousy she decides to play her own
game. She accepts an invitation to A
cocktail party, meets her husband
there. and there are many comical
situations, when each tries to explain
Ia the other the reasons for being
there.
In the cast are many Washington
favorites including Harry Puck, last
seen here in "Tangerine", Marie Nord-
strona, whose visit means a return to
the home town; Jane Taylor, Gus Shy,
Nina Penn, John Hundley, John Kane,
remembered by his performances In
s'Tangerine" and 1.-THE Music Box Re-
vue': Inez Courtney and George
Schiller. The chorus is comprised Of
81 sprightIy young misses.
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MUTUAI-"Carrie FfnnelI. !"

An expert in the intricacies OF the
"shimny," Carrie Ffnnell, and talent
ed confreres are announced at the
Mutual Theater next week
Allied with her in a potpourri OF
dance and song is Benny Moore, Gaby
Fields, Jessie Macdonald, Mickey
Reed, Nat Fields, I. j. Irving and
Eddie Butler
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METROPOLITAN-"Lady in Ermine. /"

A double feature bill and orchestral
contribution by the Metropolitan
Symphony under Daniel Breeskin is
announced for next week at Gran
dall's Metropolitan Theater, beginning
Sunday afternoon, in it's pursuance
Of it's newly restored policy of pre-
senting exclusive photoplay enter
tainment without stage interruption
The principal film feature will pie
ture Corinne Griffith in First Ma
tional's production of THE Lady in
Ermine," an adaptation Of the operetta
by Rudolph Schanzer and Ernest
Welisch. A companion attraction will
be Harry Langdon's amusing three
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High Values on Old Coaches.

NEW YORK, January 26 R.-
Wooden coaches on the Long Island
Railroad, 40 years old and duplicates
of those previously sold at 1898, each,
are valued" at $15,250 each In the
roads application for higher passen-
ger fares, according to opposing
cousel.
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GIVES TREATY DECREE.
Admiral Bristol Notifies Angora
Government of Rejection.

CONSTANTINOPLE. January 26 CAO
Rear Admiral Mark l.. Bristol United
States Commissioner, yesterday noti-
fed the Angora government officially