davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
BHNMAHND 6PATCTB, BXO4A-
WNX B C0CTAB HE3ABNCNMO
re O6mECTBA.

l%lpaDIenHe PyccEorO HapoIHOrO
HpaBocIaBnoro 06mecTBa mOcHT
BceX IoIEHocTHHx .THH 6paTcTBa
mBTbcG ia coBemaTeIBHOe co0pa
me, Foropoe %cocToHTca B cy66oTy,
29-ro aHBapa 1927 roIa B Hapo8
HoM Love, 917 Hopr ByI crpHr
YnEaro, HaI, Ha oTepe1H paI BaI
HpIX Bonp0coB. ByIer IAN Orqer 0
npnXole L pacxQJe go BTopoe 10
ayro9Ha 1926 T. IIpHcyTcTBHe Bcero
HoNnrera c6a3aTelsHo. Havana B
$50 BeIePa.
Ceyp. 06-Ba 4, BOpO6ea.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
%yKPANHCRAa OHEPA.

EspaHHcEoe 06mecTB0 HNeHH in
ceHEo c1aDHT B BocEp. 30 aIiBapa
C. r. b Bolma ToII'e yToT MHIBo
III Il Ho6eI Oh. oHepy b Tpex an
TAX. 43%anopO%eI ga 4yHaeM". Xop
BHeII0R, TaEDn, TypeHRaa cIy%oa.
Haqa7o + 7;30 Beuepa. IIoCIe Hpel
c1aBIeaHa 6a.I 10 Ho3IHeH HOqH.
yEpaUHuH, pyccEHe II 6eIopyccR
upHTTamaDTcG ia 3TOT BecBMa HI
$epecHBH BeTep.
ROMNTET.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
CIpaHNua qerBepraa.
REqEPNHRA

bllA,IEI3HH, la, B cy66o-
ny, 20 zero mBapa, B 1870 Beqepa
II HoMelaeHuH s yImIa Il bepMayHr
are llpoGpeccHBHBm O6mecTBoM
B3aHMoHCI0nIH ycTpaHBaeTca BeHe
c EonneprnOii HpOrpamoTi.
ByIcr y0pOmaa My3MEa. IlpOcar
ne 0Id3GLBaTb.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
i: 4;
\,
4ETPONT T.
KOMNTET.
B 6N6HNOTeKe npOQCOD3a.

1OBoIy 10 cBeIeHHa pyccKos
Ko1ounH Top. 1eTpoira II TaM1-
paMEa. uTO 6H6IHoTeEa HpH 1lpC
heccHoHaabHoM Goose - 9219 Pc
cceI yAHITa = oyer orFpHTa /
c1eH. lin: OF 10 10 y u. 4Ha ITO
Bo~cEpeceHbaM H OF 6 no 8 qac.
BeTepa 10 BTopHHRaM N qeTBep-
ram. RHHTH IIa qTeHHa 0yIyT BR
IaBaTbca RaEIoMy qHTaTeII0.
Ten: IeMIOR 4l30
BH6IaoTeRapb
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
GHNMAHMD TOP. DHTCTOHA N
0RPECTH0CTEN!

9-Ea orIeI PII0B y%crpaHBaer
r|paBIn02aHii GAL ! HOMemeHm
1862 lIolanI 3D., B cy66Ory 29-ro
auDapH 1927 roIa. ByIer mparb
Xopom1a Hy2mra. lIpOXjaGHIeIbHHe
HaIH3TLH Il 1pyrHe p03bIrpHlHH. llpH
X0IHTe nee Il n%pHBoIHTe cBouX 3Ha
Eo}lbX. "a yIoBoIbcTBne pyuaeTca
EoMITGr no 6aIy. HaqaIo Il 7:30
geqepa. { EpHBerOM
R0MNTET.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
8EBaTMlETnE &C. mROAbl.

AE6HTNlETNE &C., luR0Abl,
Cayr-t@ilRcEaa ltapQIIaa lllEola
10 clyqll0 GeBaTuIcma cGoero ry
.ccmoBailHH y%cTpanGacr rpaH4lIO3
';su EOlIncpT-0aI - }O-ro mBapa.
BlleT 00ra:aa II MrGepecHaa ohep
Iaa np0lr2MNa, Raj TO cIIeHH Ha
)uepM "l'Ha3b Ilroph' II MIIOGO 1py
* nHrepelRMX noNcpoB.
0nepa "Itna3b Ilropb' CTaBHIacb
3 l0cyI p9IBeHHBx lcaTpaX b Poe
Nh Il DcerAa Bo36yGJala 0o1bmof
piiTepec, 6naerM HOEy1ulHcb Ha p&c
hBdI, MM ~EaIeeMcG, qTO IoIOHHa
uoCcTnr EGleP II TeH I0IIapEHr Ha
me Hp0cBCTHfeIbH0G HlE0IbH0e ne
10. lIpeTHEHaTHe ycIpaHBaeTca 30
anBapa b vac. b lllenr0GeH
roJI'e. He 2a6yIbTe 3%allacTHcb on
eTaMu.
ulROAbHbIa ROMNTeT.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
4oCToEBubI B ROHuEPTE HE
3ABWCHMOrO OBMECTBA.

b upelc1oameN G-ro Qenpa1a
Honuep1c l.e3aBHcmoro O6mecTBa
Becr-C@6I %AyInropuyN BH
cTyIiir oPEecrp lIIrolH ImeHH %.
NJ. [ocIorBcEoro. han H3BecrHo 90
gbauHc1no qIeHoD oToro mEolbHo
TO o6lacrrra cocToaT Il VleIlaAH
HpaaRIcauou 06mecTBa, EaE Il.
Harnmla, H., Ipe6eHa, T. lonqa
p0BDq II HH. lp.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
PEnETNUNH

llO eIyp&lo BMcTyH,leHIa TIeHoB
"Maar&" Ha HpeInpHaTnH 30 ce-
70 mlDapa, bee apTlIcTH II HeBIIH
11.lAIM H0HaI0BaTb Ha peneTHHHIo
B qeTBcpr. y c. anBapa, poBnO b
s uac. PeEepa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
PyCCR0E y ANTOBuEB.

HeIaBH0 D .InToBcRoH Eo.IoHHH
cocTo&1ca 6oIbmoH EoHgepr HcEIIo
.qurcTblio i5 pyccRHX HONepoB. yqa
cTDoBaI "PyccEHf .Iy5oE" IA
cTpo.HFypmHfi HBHe B ONION H3
aMepHRahcrHx TeaTpoB "4ayH-Ta-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
PyCCbMM 40RT0P B M3nBy4,
NI1NH0NC.

3 ropolc MofByI, IlflHnofIc, npa.
RTuFytT c u%claBHero BpeNeHl pyc-
cGHil goG7op |NeInt1um B.. Porep
Melb, npInuMawmHI Tnnoc ypacTHe
r pyccEaii E0I0HlalhH0ll TH3HH. Cy
npyrd GoGlopa HHalIHcTHa MOO
E0GcGoi boHcepBaropHH BHcTy
HaeT Ia pyccEHX BePepaX.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
B RAy6E "MAaR"
"nn1aHuo s4opOBOrO qeaOBeRa

"nnTaHne s4OpOBOrO qeAOBeRa".
Bonpoc { cloco6aX nHTaHHa 1T
)aeT liz Ma,lyIO p0lb b GH3HH qeI0
BeEa. Poi InHH, yHoTpe6IaeMoii
I'M, EIa1er cBoii o%THeTaTOR, RaR
liza TegecnDii, raE oTqacTH IL ia
~IyXoBlihIii cI.IaI ero,
lilo 3T0My B01p0cy H0aBIl.Iacb
clleHGallIaa HayEa, HpeIcTaDHreIH
EoTop0I. yleIaIOT he MAKO BpeMeHn
!IIa pas enieHHa BoHpoca o npaBH-
.lbHoN HllTaHHH 3IopoBOr0 qeIoBe-
Ia. B 3.ICpoBOii nuuIe 3aEIoqaeTca
Bea 6H5HqecEaa CHA peIoBeHa.
lIIa T0gHor0 HoacHeHHa II npaBHIb
Horo %yba3aHna, b cy60oTy, 20 ce-
rO aHBapa IoETop A. II. HeIae.lb-
HHBIHit B HoMeIIeHHH RIy6a Ma
Ill" npoqreT .IeEIIHIo no 9ToMy DO
pocy. %IIoaToNy EIy0 "MaaE"
HptrIdl1aer pyccRnx %RoIoHHcToB b
qHEaro HoceTHTB cTO1B BaIHyIo
.TeRlIHIo. HaqaIo b s qacoB BeTepa
b noMenIrnnn RIy6a 1889 MHlBo-
EH aBe, VI. BecrepH abe. BxoT 6e
.cHlaTIEf
KOMNTET.
qnTaHTe " pacnp0cTpaHaHTe
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
BRArO4APHOCTb

NoaailcrBeHHHfi KoAnrer E.Iy6a
"NIaaf" rpuHocHT cep1eqHyIo 6Ia
roIapHOc1b BceM iI%ocerHTe.IaM BeTe
pHHEi, cccToaBmehca % aHBpaa,
EoTopaG Hpom1a c 6oIbmHM ycne-
X0M. IA"
K0MNTET.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
Gn9 nuOnaXH (fOT Salt)

HP0IAIETCa HoBMii Ok 9TaaiHblfl
EupuuqIah JON, 1 Ha 4, 6eH3e-
MeHr II aiGHE. Bee %yIyqnleHHa. la
xaIHrca ia AZ HIelic, B H01FBap-
rare or Beer BecTepH ape. lIpoIaN
no c1oEncH UeHe. BlaleIbIIa Nod;-
Ho BHlCTb
2422 w. 47th Place
y 90
HP0IAErCa 6yuepHa rpoeepHa
no c.IyqaD oT'e3Ia B EBpony. Aopo
ITO BM0ao01aHH0e NecTo b pyceEo-
HolbcEo = .mToBcEoN p%afoHe.
1902 N. Paulina St.
27.28,29)
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
R0MMTET.
qERuHH NJ. M. TNMO4EEBA.

NJ. n. IHMO0eeB corlacHIca upo
pecTb PSI %leEIIHii b pyccEHx mEo
lax r5p. PHEarO Ia mpocDernTeIb
Gue reNu. .IeFuHu T.. TMoReeBa
Haquyrca b deBpaIe Mecaue.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
PyCCKNN RPyKOK HN6NTE-
TEN 3. N. AHuN6EPOBA.

b cy65oTy 5-ro 6eBpaIa c. +.
ycTpaHBacTca EOcTIoMHpoBaHHHf BE
yep = Ba6apo B HoNemeHHH 3069
Beer ApNFTaE oB. HaqaTo B s qac.
BeGepa. PyccEHa 6y9er c nHpoTEa
MI, ,Ierypaa noqTa, 6ofi EOH0eTH,
cepHaHTHE. BXOI ia 6aI he HpH
r.lacHTeHHlIM 6HIeTaM.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
CTDORTSHbHaa KOHTOpa
4, nOKATNTOB n KO.

tlocrp0iiEa II H0qHHEa EHpHHqHBX
Il 8epeBaHHbTX 4OMoB, rapaBeH,
Hoppeii II mp. 3a HaIuunue II ma
BHu.IaT. TarIe HpoIaeM Il HOEy-
uaeM JUrBI, IONA II Up. He4BHTH-
WBe HMyIBecTBa.
TeHebOH:
Humboldt 1856
2617 AUGUSTA STREET
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
BIZ u MAINE!

CayT-CaHIcIaa HapoIHaa lllEo
ia IoBoIHT 10 cBeIeHHa, ITO ONE
Til Ha E0HuepT II 0aI Ha 30 aH-
Bapa C. +. 3a6IaroBpeMeHHo Molfto
HoJyqHTb B cIeGyTomHx MecTaX:
b pecTopaHe HRaHa RopeHeBHqa.
yroI WHHOH OBJ. II l4-aa yIH1a; r
Koonepar1BHoM PecTopaHe 1884 B.
.GuBHTnoH yIHHa; B lone Pa6oqero
1902 Beer IHBH%HoH yIHIIa; B mRo
IbHoM H9MemeHKH 1882 Beer 14-aa
Yuma; B He3aBHcuMoM O6mecTBp
or ByI cTpHr 4 30 BECK pyccEHE
IeTCRHX mH0IaX.
Itp0cHH BcFo pyccByIo EoIoHHD 10
ceTlTb 9Tor HHTepecHMff EOH1epT.
MROAbHblH ROMNTeT,
BEIEP HE3ABWCWWOl UbuE
CTBA
PyccBoe HapOIHOe He9aBHCHM0e
.06mecTBO Top. YHTaTo ToTOBHTca
t cBOeMy HepBoMy B 9ToM rory Be
uepy, BoT0pHft cocToHTca B BocEpe
CeHBe, 6 @eBpaIa CT. B Beer Ca
III A~yIuropHyM (Ha TefIop II Pc
Gin aDe.) Ha 9TOM Beqepe B 10
mepTHOM %oTIeIeHHH B%BcTyHaT Tyq
ME pycoEHe apTHcTM T. %lHEaTo,
0%uuoHHH5i opEecTp H.. B06ea Il
mr0V.
E0MrTeT 06mecTBa HaIeeTca,
VITO pyccEaa BOI0HHa T. qHBaT9
8aMeTHr ce6e 9ToT IeHb Il HOceTHT
Epe1upHaGue %TpyuHcamei pyccEoh
9DFaHH8aIuH B IIHEaT0.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
? 0 b C K

XpHCTHJIA TepacHNoBHa MoIqaH,
npncxaBmaa c HoTbmH y 4eRa6-
pa 1926 roIa, mHer 6para PeoIo
pa TeDarlmoBHqa 0cTaHqyEa. Fem
ITO 8Haor ero alpec coo6Hure NHe
1853 w. 18th Street, End floor
rear, Chicago, Ill.
q q
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
4
AERuNH B g%ETP0NTE!

b BocEprceHbe, 3O-ro aHBapa, b
] :JO n0c.le O0e1a, b sale 92l9
Poctel y.luna over IlpoqIITaHa .lel;
nHa na TeNy: "IIcrOpna Hylbry-
pa. ,lcETOp u9Decrnmi IeTpOilr-
exon EolomH 7, T%HMomeHEo. BIOL
Is Cear0E.
= R0MNCCNH.
~
Il
4ETP0NT.
b H%ocfpeceHbe 30-ro aHBapa co.
cT0IrcA oIepeInoe cO0paHnIe Eye
cEof ,lefcIoil IlIEOlM "HayFa II
3HaHHe" l. mE0IbH0M Il0|MeIIIeHllIi
1921 AplnHrToH cTpHT. llpHcyT
cTBHe BceX p0lHTeIell 00a3aTelbHo
BBUIy BaGIIHX B0IIpoc0l.
K0MNTET.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27

0IiblTHblH yqHTeJb IaeT qacTHHe
yp0EH Ha IoNy - no PyCChOMA
d3bEKE, |NaTeNaTHEe II Up. HpeI-
NeTaM (no Eypcy pyccFHX THMHa-
2uf). Ba&HO 4Ia C%eMeNCTB, 8NBy-
wHx 4aAGR0 OF mROAbI N ana B3pO
CIblX, T2IammIIX HpOIOITaTb cBoe
O6paaoBaHue. 3BoHHTb eHeIHeBH0
OF 9-10 nae. yrpa; .IHHEOTH 1917
DIU CnpaGEThcH 3 E0HT0pe Ta3eTW
'paccBeG."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27

mRO1A AHTHNNCKOT0 a3blRA
Bee OTIeIH- - IyqmRe OHHrBHe
Hpen0H0BaTeIH 6BIcTpBle xOpO-
mHe pe3yHbTaTM - yTpeHHHe, IHe
BHHa HIH BeqepHHe EIaCcH, a Ia
exc qacTHHe ypOBH.
American School of English
K0MHaTa 402
.21 Z Van Buren, St ..,....
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27
u a bl
IL K Il

uyxgsHH d MeHmuHH, yqETecb nRpnkwa.
kagcsONy acEyccTBy! GHeS a1H BeqepON.
JiilAqHRAETCa H3yVnTb IIAPHK-
MAXEPCK0E PEMECI0
international Barber College
651 w. Madison St.
672 w. Madison St.
1O9 S. Wells St.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-01-27

sassssszs
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Applied Psychology
KNOWLEDGE of the science Q

4 KNOWLEDGE of the science of
psychology Is as valuable to a
man or a woman in love as it is to
business and professional people,
most of the successful ones having
made a study of the science of mind
as a necessary measure to their sue
cess, according to J. Robert Pauline,
French psychologist.
Psychology is study of the things
that motivate human beings and when
one learns to apply mind over matter,
things that are apparently supernat.
ural to the uninitiated are actually
simple to the student of psychology -
says Mr.. Pauline.
Successful business men, and one
does not mean those that make the
most money, but those who have also
won the respect of their employees,
have knowledge of psychology
which they were either gifted with at
birth or have acquired as the result
Of experience according to the
scientist.
In the theater Mr.. Pauline per-
forms the amazing feat of placing a
girl weighing 80 pounds. in Cata-
leptic condition, after which a 500
pound rock Is lowered upon her body
while it is suspended between two
iron horses and a man breaks the
rock with a 14-pound sledgehammer
1t Is a bewildering demonstration of
the power of mind over matter.
TO make the demonstrations astOund
ing, Mr.. Pauline declares that there
is nothing mysterious whatever about
them and that they are merely the
result of natural laws. unknown. un
fortunately, to the majority Of the
human race.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

DIRACY, which has now been
stamped out entirely, except in
Asiatic waters, where Malays and
Chinese still succeed in this daring
and colorful type of robbery and
violence, was rampant on the high
seas n century ago.
The same waters over which Lind
bergh. Chamberlin and Levine have
just flown im airpIanes have been
cleared Of piracy only through the
advance of science and the determina-
ton of strong governments.
Research for the filming of "The
Road to Romance" Ramon Novarro' s
new picture, based on the Joseph
Conrad story Romance" reveals
that even warships carrying heavy
batteries of guns were not safe on
the high seas as late as the period
Immediately following the American
revolution.
The Caribbean Sea, in which Jo-
seph Conrad has placed his story Of
buccaneers and romance, was infested
with dozens of ships carrying the
black flag Some of these were great
frigates that were match for the
biggest British and American war
ships. Treasure ships, passenger
boats and traders were unsafe on the
Spanish main largely because these
pirate leaders operated with the Sc
Cret connivance of governments or
government officials.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION
" has announced that 1t will release
during the 1928 season the toiio"'
ing films:
Mary Pickford in my Best Girl"
directed by Sam Taylor and based on
the Kathleen Norris novel. -.
Normal Talmadge in "The Dove,
based on Willard Mack's stage play.
Gloria Swanson in Sadie Thomp-
SON" based on w. Somerset Maugh'
ANS story, miss Thompson"
Corinne Griffith in ''The Garden OF
Eden" based on the German play by
Rudolph Bernauer and Rudolph Oes-
terreicher, adapted to the American
stage by Avery Hopwood.
Charlie Chaplin in "The Circus,
low brow comedy for high brows, di-
rected and acted chiefly by Mr..
Chaplin.
Douglas Fairbanks in 1.-THE Gau.
cho." an original story by Elton
Thomas. !.
John Barrymore in Tempest. :"
based on an original story by Vladimir
Nemirovitch Dantchenko, CO founder
with Constantin Stanislavsky OF the
Moscow Art Theater.
Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky In
'"The Magic Flame" Henry Kings
production OF Rudolph LotharIs pay
King Harlequin" -.
Gilda Gray in "The Devil Dancer"
an original tale by Harry Hervey.
D. w. Griffith's production. Drums
of Love-" with Mary Philbin. Don
Alvarado and Tully Marshall. based
on an original story by Garritt Lloyd.
Buster Keaton in college," a comic
tale of a would-be athletic hero.
Herbert Brenon's production Of
"Sorrell & Son." the Warwick Deeping
novel, a story Of father -and-son love.
A Max Reinhardt production. to be
based on an original story by Rudolph
Kommer, Austrian playwright.
Dolores del Rio in Ramona" Helen
Hunt Jackson's famous novel Of old
California.
Morris Gest's first film, 1.-THE OAR
ling of the Gods" based on the David
Belasco-John Luther Long play, di-'
rected by Henry King.
1.-TWO Arabian Knights" featuring
William Boyd, with Mary Astor and
Louis Wolheim, and based on Donald
McGibeny's story of couple of dough-
boys in Arabia after the war.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Blood Will Tell.

EIRED by the screen success Of their
sisters or brothers. scores of young
players have carved their own careers
on the silver sheet or are now in the
process of climbing the cinema ladder.
Three years ago the movie world
had never heard of Sally O'Neill. Her
first appearance in a Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer picture, Mike" caught the
fancy of the picture-goers, and she
Evening star., 1927-09-25
In the Days of Piracy.

The Caribbean was the scene Of
piratica1 operations by Sir Francis
Drake, Sir Henry Morgan, Black
beard. Capt. Kidd and numerous other
notorious buccaneers. Both Drake
and Morgan robbed with the con-
nivance of the British crown. Capt.
Kidd. in command of a number Of
heavily armed ships, was sent by the
British government TO wipe out piracy.
but is said to have turned pirate
himself
He was hanged in England for his
alleged crimes. but he protested to
the last that he was n victim OF
scheming officials who were really in
league with the pirates he was trying
to stamp out.
The villain in the Conrad story is
a Spanish judge in Cuba who made
one of the villages a pirate rendez.
vous and at last met his own death
rather than face the gallows he had
prepared for an innocent man.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Matte Whiting. veteran character
actress, who has been a screen mother
to Jackie Coogan, Colleen Moore and
many other stars. has taken the petite
brunette. Louise Brooks. into her fam
lily. She has just signed for the
mother role in Now We're in the
Air." a Paramount comedy starring
Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton.
Miss Brooks has the leading feminine
role.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

'Side Show" the first comedy star
ring Chester Conklin and w. G..
Fields, went into production last week
at Paramount. Ralph Cedar will
direct. It has the colorful panorama
of circus life as its background. and
Fields will be seen as the loquacious
owner of the tent troupe, while Conk-
lin will play the suspicious sheriff Of
a small town where the show u
etra ndod
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Charlotte in the Movies
CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD. IL

CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD, the
noted and popular eccentric dancer
and comedienne, Is the latest recruit
from the speaking stage to the
movies. She has gone to Hollywood
to take up her contract with the
Metro o-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. Miss
Greenwood, star of '"The Greenwich
Village Follies." $50 Long Lefty"
lie Mares Affairs" and other stage
successes, will have the leading fem.
inine role with Karl Dane and George
X Arthur in Baby Mine," an adapta.
ton of the stage farce, which Lew
Upton will film as his initial d.
rectorial effort.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
United Artists Releases.

The Duncan sisters, Rosetta and
Vivian, in "Topsy and Eva" their
first picture, based on Catherine Chis'
holm Cushing's stage play, Topsy
and Eva"
Laugh. Clown. Laugh" based on
Tom Cushing's play, which Herbert
Brenon may direct, and, in any event,
a Fred Niblo production.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

In proof of Oscar Wilde's conten.
ton that life initiates art, Denholm
Davies the English artist, is employ.
ing photographs Of Douglas Fair.
banks, the American film star, in his
"Robin Hood" costume. as the model
for Davies painting of Robin Hood,
to be hung in Nottingham. England
Evening star., 1927-09-25
A Costume Venture.
CREATED by Max Rec of the FIJI

CREATED by Max Rec Of the First
- National studios, the costumes for
"The Private Life Of Helen of Troy"
are said to be among the finest ever
made for a motion picture.
Many of these are worn by Maria
Corda. who in the title role of the
Erskine classic has nearly two dozen
changes, every one of which is de-
clared to be a miracle of delicate
beauty.
Other feminine players also wear
beautiful gowns, and even the men are
said to wear garb that Is both unusual
and magnificent.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

has since become one Of the most pop
ular players on the screen.
Sally's success inspired her sister,
Suzanna, to try her luck. The
younger Noonan-ror Sally's real
name Is Virginia Chotsie Noonan-is
known in the cinema world as Molly
O'Day. Recently she made her debut
on the screen. Another sister, Isa-
bella, and two brothers, John and
Eddie, have just started in pictures
via the extra route, and all three are
now playing what Is commonly re-
ferred to as "bits."
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Harvey Thew, who has written the
Reginald Denny comedies, has been
signed to write for Fox Films. His
first assignment will be a comedy for
Ted Mcnamara and Sammy Cohen.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Dolores Costello will next appear in
"Glorious Betsy a costume picture
of the Napoleonic period. Alan Cros-
land will direct
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Paul Sloane, director under contract
to Cecil B. De Mile, will not only
direct THE Blue. Danube" for Pathe,
hut win also write the story. Leatrice
Joy will have the leading role.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Lois webber directed ''The Angel of
Broa adway," which was completed for
the Pathe-De Mile combination few
dayS ago.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Dick Leibert, favorite organist and
for the past eight years featured at
Loew's Palace Theater, has been
transferred to Pittsburgh. where he
will be featured at one of the coun-
try's finest theatere, the recently
opened Loew Penn United Artists
Evening star., 1927-09-25
FILMOGRAMS

Mary Astor Is a fiapper in her new
picture, mo Place to Co." which is an
unusual role for her. Lloyd Hughes
plays opposite.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

A feature of the smart uniforms
worn by the staff of the new Fox
Theater Is the buttons, which are
designed in the form of microphones,
q good tie-up on the part Of Roxy, IA
nous radio genius.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Marie Provost is starring in pic
ture in her own back yard. Needing
an outdoor swimming pool for Sc.
ouence in THE Girl in the Pullman"
Director Earl Kenton decided to use
the plunge at a Los Angeles hotel,
the same hostelry where Miss Provost
spends the Summer months.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Florence Vidor expects to complete
her newest Paramount picture,
Honeymoon Hate" this week. Ihe
plot comes from a short story by Alice
NJ. Williamson.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Richard Barthelmess is to star In
"The Moose for First National. This
play was a stage success and will give
the star a very effective role.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

William Powell has reformed from
screen villainy long enough to play
comedy role in Wings"
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Alice Adair won a contest for the
selection of Venus in Helen of Troy. ;"
Lewis Stone and Ricardo Cortez play
the leading roles with Maria Corda.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

George Sidney and Charlie Murray
will soon begin comedy called Down
Went McGinty," which title, it will be
remembered, comes from an old song.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Emil Jannings will play the role of
a Russian general in his next Para
mount picture. Production will start
shortly and Joseph Won Sternberg mas
been selected as director.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Chang" is reported to be scoring a
big success in the photoplay houses OF
London. Resurrection" is also hav-
ing a good run.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

Alec B. Francis. Milly O'Day, John
Boles and Matthew Betz head the cast
now on location for THE Shepherd of
the Hills" The story comes, of
course, from the Harold Bell Wright
novel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-19

'BeIIes Of Barcelona"
Ring Musically
Western High School GIee
Clubs Make Hit With
Their Play
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-19

The seizure was authorized under
the Walsh act, which provides for
confiscation Of property up to $780,
900 of a witness who flees the
country and declines to answer
q subpoena.
Acting on orders from Justice
Siddons, who ordered the Fall.Sin-
clair mistrial F.. e. Snyder, United
States marshal. and s. r. Gala.
han. chief deputy. went to the
National Savings and Trust Com
pany and took 100000 in Liberty
bonds which had been deposited by
Blackmer's attorneys. Nathan |.
Miller. Ex-Governor Of New York,
and George Gordon Battle. The
bonds We're transferred to a safety
deposit box and placed under Gov
eminent seal.
Blackmer's counsel said that a
fight would be carried to the SUI
preme Court TO test the constttu-
1ionality of the Walsh act. which
was passed in the last Congress
under the sponsorship of Senator
Walsh CD of Montana, who I'M
earthed the oil scandals. The act
was designed primarily to hit
BlaCkmer and James F.. O'NeiI,
another oil man who has fled the
country and can NOT he located TO
he served with subpoena.
Government counsel charged that
Blackmer was a leading figure in
the Continental Trading Company
deal out of which $3.50. 500 in Ii
herty bonds are alleged to have
passed from Harry F, Sinclair and
associates to eX-SeCretary Albert r.
Fall and his sonin law. NJ T. Ever
hart. During the trial defense
counsel attempted to place the onus
of this deal upon Blackmer.
JusNCe Siddons has issued a war
rant Vor Blackmer's appearance at
the second FlallSinclair trial on
January IS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-19

Sheriff James Cimino today
struck from the petit jury list a
special panel of 100 from which
will be drawn the y jurors who
will decide the fate of the ac-
cused. Approximately one third
of those impaneled are women,
who almost without exception are
recorded as housewives. 1t is ex-
pected that several Of them will
be chosen on the jury when the
examination of talesmen begins by
the opposing counsel.
Five At Drawing
The drawing took place In the
presence of five persons. Four Of
them were directly concerned with
the drawing and the fifth was A
newspaper man. Sheriff Cimino. as
sisted by Deputy Sheriff Cloud, drew
and called the names while County
Clerk Blair and Deputy County
Clerk Mcintyre recorded them. The
formality took place in the main
court room, where the trial will be
held.
1t became known today that the
signal rag" which a. Hammonton
barber had in his possession a. a
souvenir and which he turned over
10 the authorities when friend told
him 1t might have some value in the
case. may not prove Of much value
az far as getting finger prints is
concerned.
Roughly Handled
The rag had been roughly handled
and was in poor shape TO obtain any
prints. The authorities are seeking
| to find the other portion of the rag.
in The hope thtat by pieCing the two
together they may have an impor.
| tant piece of evidence.
The threat of John J. Gregory. tr.,
! special investigator for the defense
that he would apply to Justice Camp
bell to have missing witnesses