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Evening star., 1927-11-13

EOR the nine principal players in
the mammoth screen spectacle.
"Een Hur," there have been fashioned
some 60.odd beautiful costumes from
special designs in water color. Each
costume is said 10 have been made
by hand, even 10 the embroidery.
While every costume worn Is worthy
OF special mention. the most striking
among each players wardrobe is de
scribed as follows;
Ramon NoVafrO, as the Prince or
Tur. wears a tunic of black velvet,
held together by clasps Of black metal,
heavily leweled and snt off against a
cloak of cloth of silver. Silver belt
and sandals of gold leather compete
the costume.
Nav McAvoy, in the part Of Esther.
Is clothed in gray and gold. wearing a
gown of gray net. embroidered and
hung with pearls, and jacket Of
cloth of gold jeWeled. y net cap with
a bold band and many different kinds
of bracelets, necklaces and rings OF
the period and jeweled sandals also
are worn.
Carmel Myers. as Iras, daughter Of
q wealthy Egyptian sheik, wears an
Ecvptian headdress of cloth OF eolo
and silver from which swing listless
black feathers. Round her waist,
very low. is affame.red sllken Girdle,
and down the front of the close-lttlns
skirt, precisely in the center, as was
the Egyptial custom, ces'us Of Jew
eled gold and silver cloth. A cape,
Ailver frineed and dotted with pearls.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
WARDMA\ PARK-"Manon
LeScaIlt"

The Tfa perturbation of the world
famous love story by the Able Pre-.
vost, "ManOn Lescaut." will he pre-
sented by the Motion Picture Guild at
the Wardman lark Theater this week.
beginning tonight. at and O'Clock.
l.ya de Putt, the star of Variety"
and Jealousy" is said 10 have her
finest role as the madcap French girl
whose amours have heen the theme of
many different artistic forms, having
been used in operas. dramas and paint
inSs. Manon LeScaut, To escape going
TO convent. enliSts the aid of a
wealthy old marquis, hut finds the
friendship of her benefactor trouble
some when she falls in love with a
handsome young aristocrat. The work.
ing out of the romance of the two
young lovers and tiIe fascination and
glory of eighteenth century re-creatSo
i'll the picture are claimed to maxi
'Manon Lescaut" ar unusual produc.
tiou.
Selected short subjects will accom-
pany the feature. as well as tho
Wardman music.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Should Realize Individualiry
"A MERICAN women are beautiful

/" A MEXICAN women are beautiful,
appreciativc of art in dress ami
keenly alive TO things important in
tho world. but they have not :u.lv
realized their power foc individu1,Ity
brought about hy their wealth."
This is the say in which Max Eoe.
Danish screen costume director. et.
presses his views OIL moGern costun..
ing in this country.
1t ia up To American women a.
demand individual frocss, coats. ncccs.
sorlos and even perfumes. which have
become such an important factor IN
the ensemble says Rec.
The trouble in the past few wears
has been that women have rsiied on
"ready-nlades" for styles and discard.
ed the old-fasl,icned dre5snla kers, who
after all, catered to individuality, even
though the modes OF tines past NAV
not have been as t1.lcred o.. as simple
as they are tcdav, according to Rec.
American women" ne saws. "ad.
miro the clothes worn By motion pic.
ture stars because they smack OF in.
dividuality. This is because the gowns
worn are generally made on tie lot
the efforts of costume creators who
study their subjects and the person.
alusS OF the PERSONA
Evening star., 1927-11-13
EMIL JANNINCS-
Lille Jhea+er
TiHanv-Stahl Productions.

TIFFANY -STAHL Productions will
have ready for distribution by
the end of December of their "a
gems for 1927-1928.
They are: Night Life" a story Of
Viennese life, directed by George Ar.
chainbaud, with q cast including Alice
Day, Johnny Harron, Eddie Gribbon
and Walter HERS; "The Haunted
Ship" suggested from the Jack
London story white and Vel
low" directed by Forrest Sheldon and
with Dorothy Sebastian, Montasu
Love, Tom Santchi, Alice Lake and
ssojin in the cast; Streets of Shang
hal an original story of life in the
Oriental city being filmed under the
direction of Louis J. Cashier with a
cast led by Pauline stark, Kenneth
Harlan and Margaret Livingston. Ed
de Gribbon. Jason Robard. Mhthilde
Commont: "a Woman Against the
World" an original newspaper story
by Albert Shelby Levine, is now
, nearing completion under the d1rec-
ton of George Archainbaud and fea-
turing Gertrude Olmstead, Walter
HERS, Lee Moran, Harrison Ford and
Georgia Hale, and wild Geese" a
perturbation of the novel by Martha
Ostenso, with a strong cast including
Belle Bennett, Anita Stewart, Russell
Simpson, Eve Southern, Donald Keith.
Jason Robard and Wesley Barry.
In addition Tiffany -Stahl has com,
pleted on its 1927.192s schedule THE
| Girl from Gay Paree." with Barbara
Bedford, Lowell Sherman and NAL
colin McGregor: "Women's Wares
| with Evelyn Brent. Bert Lytell and
Larry Kent, and Once and Forever"
with Patsy Ruth Miller and Johnny
! Harron. .@t M "r
Evening star., 1927-11-13
PALACE-"Two Arabian Knights
Arnold .JOhnsOn's Orchestra.

1.-TWO Arabian knights" a postwar
doughboy comedydram is now be-
ing shown on the screen at Loew's s
Palace Theater while on the stage is
fea atured Arnold .Johnsons Orchestra,
n fast timed ensemble of syncopation-
lists.
The story Of Two Arabia knights"
is concerned with the rollickinc eXpe-
rieuces of A rich young private and a
hard-boilod first sergeant. fated tn be
buddies throughout series of hIari
Gus adventures, though they had been
natural enemies
William Boyd plays the stellar role.
with Mary Astor opposite and Louis
Wolheim. the original Capt. F'llgg''
OF the stage play What Price Glory"
as the third principal.
In the film two American dough-
boys, escaping from an enemy prison
camp in Arab attire, find themselves
shunted to Arabia and helpless to pre-
vent 1t. The things that happen to
them may be funny to the spectator
but they are serious to the soldiers.
However. with true American spirit
they meet each obstacle lightly. over
come it, and pass on 10 a worse one.
They have nothing but trouble until
they meet an Arab girl of high rank.
Then they have twice as much trouble
The rich young private falls in love
with the veiled beauty. So does his
partner, the hard-boiled sergeant, and
near-tragedy contrasts with humor
when the carefree pair fall into the
hands of Emir, father of the girl and
her fiance
The Palace Orchestra, Don Felice
conducting. Will play Vision of IA
lone" keyed To color combination:
ana Interpreted With blending of
light effects az a background. arrang-
ell by Colby Harmon. M.c.M News
and ]. Virgil iIuffman's organ music
VIII supplement the features.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Scene from NO ARABIAN KNIGHTS
Palace
The Moving Picture Album
BY ROBERT r. SHERWOOD.
Palace

Travelled at a maximum rate of speed
and minimum amount of dis
comfort.
There are. however. elements of
ira gedy in some of these romances-
particularly in the case of Janet
Gaynor.
OF all the spectacular ascensions to
stardom that have ever been made.
Miss Gaynor's is probably the most
phenomenal. She came before the
public. she was seen and she con.
quered, In her first two pictures
Seventh Heaven and "Sunrise'-
she established herself on plane
with Lillian Gish, Mary Pickford and
all the other luminaries. She cashed
in on fame--hut she appears to have
missed out on fortune.
Janet Gaynor's salary was 500 a
week when f. w. Murnau engaged
her to play the leading role in
Sunrise" After the completion of
her work in that nicture. she was
given the part of Diare in Seventh
Heaven"
seventh Heaven" was the first of
the two films to he released and it
earned for Miss Gaynor the plaudirs of
the tlltlCS anu tIS illOES SuUSCa 1llal
applause of the public. She became a
prime box office attraction and her
value, in cold dollars and cents, was
something between IS 600 and IS 900 a
week. Now that Sunrise" is being
circulated, her value is still greater.
But is Miss Gaynor being paid some
thing between $4,000 ard $5 900 a
week? She is not. Her salary today,
[ am reliably informed. is $500 q
week Furthermore, she is signed
with Fox for a period of six years
Each year her salary will be raised
500.
The Fox corporation made an amaz.
ingly good bargain with Janet Gay.
nor-good, that is for Fox, but terrible
for Miss Gaynor.
X X X
It will be remembered that the same
thing happened in the case of Greta
Carlo, who came to this country un-
heralded. signed long-term contract
and then discovered that she had
made a disastrous mistake.
The same thing also happened In
the memorable case of Rudolph Vaien-
tino. Both Miss Carlo and Valentino
were so embittered by their low sala.
ries that they quit work, returning to
the studios only when some of their
demands had been met.
tCcpyright 1927b .e.s4-A-,
Evening star., 1927-11-13

@ HE Columbia wheel, repre-
serted locally by the Gayety
Theater. will hereafter present
i burlesQue exclusively IN al OF
its houses. accordng 70 an
announcement made by Ira La Mottc.
manager.
For two seasons the experiment Of
nresentinc dramas. cartoon comedies
and black and white" revueS was
given a thorough trial in each of the
score Of cities where the Columbia
Amusement Co. books its attractions.
During the first few weeks of the
present season the same pollcy was
continued until it finally decided TO
abandon all forms of stage entertain
ment except burlesque.
"Our patrons want burlesque and
only burleSque," says MIR. l.a Motto
in making the announcement. we
have given other forms of entertain
ment Il thorough trial and it is our
business 10 give patrons what they
want. Therefore. from now on, a new
burlesque show will come TO the Gay
ETY. every week: each show bur
lesque, but each one different in all
the essentials of burlesque. But II
must also be understood that there
will be no change in the character
of the burlesque from the shows that
we have been giving as burlesques.
While we have been presenting other
kinds Of entertainment during the
past two seasons. the ma jority Of our
shows have been burlesques ard bur
lesques of high caliber. expensive pro-
ductions and large companies. We will
add more burlesaues of the same type
to take the place on the wheel Of the
dramas and other shows, thus making
our bookings solidly burlesque, with
a new show every week"
The Columbia wheel has been
preparing for the return to the policy
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Y YOUTH is now being served in
" Hollywood. New faceS, new
forms, new ideas, row methods,
i new points of vieN are appear
ing prominent in almost
every new picture. international repu-
tations are being made by ineXperi,
enced youths and maidens in what is
generally conceded to be the twinkling
of an eye.
Here are some of the more conspicu-
GUS performances of the current
cinema season:
Charles Rogers and Richard Arlen
in Wings"
Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell.
Jointly, in Seventh Heaven" and in.
dividually in Sunrise" and "Old Iron
Sides
Sue Carol in soft Cushions"
Nick Stuart. John Darrow and Sally
Phpps in The High School Hero
Louise Brooks and James Hall in
Rolled Stockings
Don Alvarado in Carmen"
Gilbert Roland in Camille"
Josephine Dunn in Loves Greatest
Mistake"
With the exception of Louise
Brooks, not one of these featured
players had achieved much more than
an atom OIL prominence DeloIe lHiS
year Miss Brooks made her debut in
the Winter of 1926 in a small part in
THE American Venus"
There are other names that are
about to loom large, unless the signs
in the Hollywood heavens are decep-
tive. These are Il few of them:
Ruth Taylor Uhe Lorelei in Gentle
men Prefer Blondes'D. Myrna 10y,
Thelma Todd, Barbara Kent, Ruth
Hiatt. Barbara Worth. Avonne Tay-
Tor, George Lewis, Alice White, Nir'
ginia Bradford. Barry Norton.
Dorothy Revjer. Audrey Ferris. Gary
Cooper and Dimples Lido-the last OF
whom. If she takes my advice, will
make few alterations in her
Christian name.
X X X X
In practically every one 'of these
cases Is a romance beyond the most
extravagant dreams Of a Horatio
Alger
Here are young men and young
women some from the obscurity of
small towns. some from the back
rows Of Broadway choruses. who have
gone to Hollywood In quest of glory
and have gathered 1t, in great glitter
ing masses For them the proven
hially rough road to fame has been
broad, smooth boulevard that can be
Evening star., 1927-11-13
METROPOLITAN-"\Ow We're
i'm thp Air"

Now We're in the Air. is the chief
feature Of this weeks bill at Gran.
dall's Metropolitan Theator with Wal
lace Beery and Raymond Hatton in
the star roles and Louise Brooks in
support.
In this, the third service comedy in
which 'Beery and Hatton have starred.
the two comedians, who first an.
pea-ed in Behind the Front" and in
We're in the Navy Now" take to
the air as couple of highly un.
schooled aviators.
The auxiliary features will include
I two-reel novelty, entitled "Toddles"
the metropolitan World Survey, added
short reels and the contributions of
the Metropolitan Symphony Orchcs-
ira. under Daniel Brccsbin.
Now We're in the Air. is a fast
moving story. which traces the adj
ventures of pair of unSkilled me-
chanics. who through an unfortunate
accident OF apparel are specially i'm
pressed into service rs flyers ON the
war front in France. one has be-
come desperately enamOured of one
of twins, and the other has become
with equal completeness and sudden
ness of the other. One twin is wholly
on the side of France. and the other
as emphatica1y pro-German. The
heart interest is evolved from this
situation.
In addition to Louise Brooks, who
impersonates both twins, the cast in
cludes Russell Simpson. Emile Chau-
tard, Duke Martin and Malcolm
Waite
The Metropolitan Symphony Or
chestra will offer as overture Won
Suppe's Morning, Noon and Night,
the theme number for the accom-
paniment of the feature is the popular
hit, Gorgeous" and the exit march,
Girls, Goodby.' from Sigmund Rom
berg's operetta, The Golden Girl
RIAITO-"One Woman 10 Another"
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Costumes Worn In "Ben-Hur'

falls from the back of her shoulders.
Kathleen Key, as the Princess Tir-
Zah. sister of BenHur, wears a cos.
tune of light blue silk with a long,
sleeveless cloak of Oriental design en-
broidered in silver. An embroidered
silver veil and gold cloth sandals COM
piete this costume.
Claire Mcdowell, as the mother Of
Ben-Iiur, has costumes more quiet
than those of the other principals. In
the iiur palace she is beautifully
Sowned and jeWeled, wearing unique
hcaddress
Other principal players wearing
nictnres sque costumes include Francis
y. BuShman in the Glistenin- armor Of
4 Roman officer; Nigel de Eruier. as
the bond slave of the Hur family;
Mitchell Lewis. arrayed in the c:rb Of
liferim. the desert sheik, and Frank
Currier as the Roman naval com
, mander.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Columbia Wheel" Makes Change

of al!.burlesque by securing as stars
some of the men who formerly were
identified with the Columbia circuit
but wandered into vaudeville and els.
where on the stage. This seasons
Lineup OF Columbia burlesques in
cludcs companies headed by such old.
line favoritcs as Bozo, Moran ana
Wiser. Jean Bcdini, Billy Gilbert
Frank y. SIX. Siding Billy Watson
and others in score of attractions
with elaborate equipment.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
A Golden Offering.

THE first local oIIel1ns OF the season
under the banner of John Golden,
the producer who has made fortune
from clean American plays, will be
- Girls Wanted" coming to the Ma
tional Theater week Of Monday. No
vember IS. Written by Gladys
rnger and staged by Winchell Smith,
this Golden comedy piled up a run of
Il weeks in New York last season. II
comes here with the original cast in.
tact. headed by Nydia Westman and
Donald Foster,
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Photoplays This Week
SILENT DRAMA ATTRACTIONS

FOX-"The Gay Retreat" This afternoon and evening.
PALACE Two Arabian Knights This afternoon and evening.
METRO pOIITAN-"Now the Air" This afternoon and
evening.
RIALTO-One Another This afternoon and evening
COLUMBIA-"Ben Eur econd week.. This and
ming
LITTLE THEATER-Tartufe the Hypoctc"
evening
WARDMAN PARk-'Afanon Lcscaut." This evening
Evening star., 1927-11-13
5oeue Eax< BEN Aup
/CoIumbia
Next Weeks Photoplavs

. FOX-"The College Widow"
featuring Dolores Costello.
METROPOLITAN - Richard
Barthelmess in The Drop
Kick"
COLUMBIA - Rex Ingram's
The Garden of Allah"
R1ALTO -- Hobart Bosworth
in The Blood Ship
PALACE-Marion Davies in
The Fair Cold"
LITTLE THEATER-"Se Secrets
of the Soul
WARDMAN PARK -"Tartuffe
the Hypocrite.'
Evening star., 1927-11-13

. HE Columbia wheel" repre-
serted locally by the Gayety
Theater, will hereafter present
i ourlesoue exclusively in al OF
it's houses. according to an
Evening star., 1927-10-21

day. October 81. A committee, consist
ing of Albert Z. McCarty. grand
knight of Carroll Council. chairman.
Thomas *. Gallagher of Spalding
Council: William A. Mulligan of keane
Council; James u. Bligh of Washing
ton Council. and Edward l.. Tucker Of
Potomac Council has the program in
hand.
The Invocation will he offered by the
state chaplain of the order. Rev.
Francis y. Cavanaugh, and Daniel A.
Edwards, former president of the his
trict's Board of Education. will de
liver an address on the life and char
acter and times of Barry. A wreath
will he placed on the monument.
The Federation of Patriotic So
cieties. throuCh Capt. CONWAY w.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
KING FUAD OFFICIALLY
WELCOMED BY FRENCH
Egyptian Ruler, in Paris 10 Days,
Leaves and Re-enters in Diplo-
matte Style.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, October 21.-king Fuad of
Egypt. who has be5n in Paris incoy
nito for 10 days. "officia lly" entered
the city yesterday after having
spent the night at Versailles. just out.
side, in order to conform with proper
diplomatic usage.
The King left Paris last nie t, slept
in Versailles and then came back this
morning in style. being received at
the Bois de Boulogne station by Presi-
dent Doumergue. the presidents of the
Senate and Chamber. the president Of
the municipal council and other off.
cials.
The Kings departure from Paris
last night was in a lone automobile.
while his return today was in a specia
train gayly decorated with Egyptian n
and French flags.
Evening star., 1927-10-21
PIANO BIDS RECEIVED.
School Officials Will Study Seven
PROPOSALS.

Bids were received yesterday by the
District purchasing Office for the pur-
chase of a number of pianos TO be
used in the public schools and a COM
nlttee of school officials has been ap-
pointed to study the seven proposals
received with a view tn recommend
ing acceptance of one OF the offers,
The committee is composed OF
stephen f. Kramer. first assistant
Supernten endent Of schools, chairman;
q g. Wilkinson. assistant SlIperin-
Evening star., 1927-10-21
SUMMER HEAT LINGERS
IN WEST AND CANADA
Los Angeles Registers 90, While
Farther South Mercury Goes
to 102.
BY the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 2l.-
Summer fingered in the West today as
various points from Canada to Mexico
claimed no he in the throes of heat
waves"
Anaheim in Southern California
took first prize Yesterday with a maxi.
mum temperature of 102. the years
high mark there. Bathing suits, cold
drinks and other Summer parapher.
MALTA appeared in Los Angeles as the
temperature registered 96.
Harve, Mont. and Sheridan, Wyo
which have regulations for expert
encing some Of the coolest weather in
the country reported s. and s4. repec.
lively. San Francisco had an SO maxi
mum.
Winnipeg. Manitoba. reported the
thermometer had registered we'll above
so in western Canada
Weather reports generally forecas,
continued warmth.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

Tennis threatens TO pass cricket in
popularity in New Zealand
Evening star., 1927-10-21
Highest Railway Opened.

known as the Aiguilie du Midi,
Mont Blanc. the worlds highest rail
way. was recently inaugurated with
ceremony by NJ. Tardicu minister of
public works of France. The line was
built by the French company of
mountain railways. and has been un.
der construction for u Nears.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

tendent: DIR. E. n. c. Barnes, head
of the school department of music:
A. II. Johnson. music Instructor in
divisions 10 to 49, and Samuel Wood.
music teacher at Central High School.
The instruments TO be purchased
include four pianos for the new Nc
kinley High School and several for
other buildings. either under con-
struction or recently completed
Others will he used To replace worn
instruments in old buildings.
Bids were advertised September 30
and seven concerns returned their
proposals today.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

Cooke. secretary. invited the knights
to take charge of the exercises at the
Barry statue. After these exercises
members of the order have been invited
to participate in those honoring John
Paul Jones, at the memorial. in the
Monument Grounds.
Evening star., 1927-10-21

The German Advertising Associa
ton. following the example of the
United States and Great Britain. has
recently held a general convention AT
Munich
Evening star., 1927-10-21
X. OF C. TO REVERE
BARRY ON NAVY DAY
Exercises Planned October ~ at
Monument to Hero in Frank
lin Square,

The knights of Columbus will honor
Commodore John Barry. father of the
American Navy. at exercises at his
statue in Franklin Square on Navy
Evening star., 1927-10-21
First treatment gives results
or no money

Ask the druggist now for full course treat
ia nem; II VII prove that yop can gam mar,
inconyenlent to buy at the drug store. ssnf
81 90 to the IRONIZED YEAST CO.. Atlanta
Ga Desk a2.W
Evening star., 1927-10-21
Avoid Repair Bills
Automotive Engineers
Will Tell You.

That the most important part
Of an automobile or truck Ii the
transmission and rear axle gears.
Because they carry the whole driv-
ing load.
These parts are unseen. and diff
hcult to get al, hence are often
neglected.
To avoid repair bills. pro-
teet these important gears with
Ebonite-T for transmissions, and
Ebonite-R for rear axles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

nevie rozomavat' medzi dobrym
zlym zvykom, ma to byt tedy
povinnost on ematky, aby dohlia-
dala, by len dobre zvyky boly g.
svojene, nakol 'ko ie to vel mi
t'azkou vecou oddcat bebn, ked
sa raz priuldi ma zly zvyk.
Pravidelnost je voditkom, zvla
Ste ked sa to tyka fyzickych w
konov diet 'at'a, ako jedenia, spa
MIA a pohybu criev. Pravidelnost
znamena sposob, jestli matka 0.
eakava, ably mala daky pokoj
musl systematizovat' ! vychovn a
pozornost', ktoril venuje potion.
kom svojim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

chodne Cd Lowellville. Curley pre-
chadzal kol ale ma troku, ked' sa
primal vlak. =
Ma druhej strane rieky, skoro
oproti miestu, kde bol Curley "a
bity, najdena bola bezhlava mrt-
vola neznameho chlapa. Neskor-
Sic mrvola bola stotoznena Bola
to mrtvola Johna Media. 40-roc-
neho Mexikana. Je mienka, re
spachal samovrazdu l'ahnutim 81
ma kol 'aje pred prlchodom vlaku.
Treti muizsky zabity bol VIA
kom B. O. drahy ma zeleznic-
nom moste pri Warren V Sobotu.
Jeho memo je Albert Tanning.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
DoMACNoST MA H0SPODAR-
SKEJ vYSTAvE.

Ma siieasnej prahskej hospo-
darskej vystave prekvapuje OBJ
siahla vystava domacnosti, ktora
ukazuje vyspelost nasej vyroby a
obsahuje zariadenie bytoy, vzor-
ne kuchyne, domace potreby a
rome noyosti who'd llzTvania e.
lektrickeho pri1du. Je stale viac
strojov v domacnosth Dobre. sil
zasttlpene al skoly gazdin,' ktore
ziskavani ma vyzname stale viac.
Je tn tiez vystaya rucnej prace,
vystava ministerstva zdravotnic-
iva zivote rol 'nictva. Prace Ger
veneho Kriza ukaznj1 vyznam
mlieka so stanoviska zdravotne-
ho.