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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
A MAYTAG RADIO
PROGRAM SIKERE
A Maytag eloadok minden este
tartanak eloadast.

A Maytag mos6g6pek gyart6ja
a Maytag Company, Newton, To-
waban a k0zelmultban intezke-
dett, hogy minden este kituno pro-
gramot nyujt szombaton cs.en-
kint 9-t6l Gig a chicagoi Wright
Buildingbcn felallitott WHIT ra-
dio allomas altal.
a musor zene szamokb6l es $50
rakoztato dolgokb6l fog allani.
A Maytag tarsasag semmi kolt-
seget mem kimelt, hogy a legel-
sobb rendii szerepl0ket szerzod-
tesse, hogy a WHIT allomas hal
gat6i a legkellemesebb szorakoz-
tatasban reszesiiljenek. Novem-
ber 15-en tartottak az els6 el6a-
dast az egesz lk01ep nyugat nagy
lelkesedessel fogadta s a legna-
gyobb elismeressel nyilatkoztak
r6la.
A zenc es szorakoztat6 miisoron
kiviil Maytag tarsasag minden
nap delutan egy 6rakor, kiveve
szombat es vasarnapot, rovid, Err
dekfeszit5 tanulsagos eloadast
tart.
A W. H. T. a 416 meter hullam-
hoszusagot hasmalja.
Legujabbi Radio orszagban egy
ujdonsagr6l is lehet jelentest ten
nj. Minden este, vasarnap Is het-
f3 kivetelevel WHIT chicagoi
radio allamasr6l 8 oral kezdettel
a Maytag Ramblers adnak le el6-
adast. Mrs. May Is Mr.. Tag tag
jai a Maytag Rambler tarsasag-
max. Rajtuk kivdl, szerepelnek
meg Dorothy Zion hegedu szolo-
ista, William Ballhatchet tenor s.
nekes, Lennox Brothers eccentri-
kus el5ad6k, a chicagoi Philhar-
monic trio, Sub.
A Maytag Ramhlers tagjai KEEP
| viselik Maytag tarsas&got.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
VERHOvAY 108.

Beteg tagjaink nevsora kovet-
kez6: ~
Bubna Janos, Hubbard, O.
Batta J6zsefne, Hubbard, O.
Kondrath Janos, Williamsfield.
Ohio.
Kozrna Mihalyne, COS Steel st.
BetegsSg titkarnal jelenten-
d6, kinek cine 211 Edward st.
Telefon s1am 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

meg. Az eddigi megallapodasok
szerint legcelszer1bbnek tartot
TAX a diszvacsorat a Kossllth K0r
helyisegeben tartani. A vacsora'
ra hivatalosak lennenek nemcsak
a Kor tagjai, hanem minden
youngstown magyar ferfi IS nd
Olyan Imerkedesi estely fele len.
ne, amikor az uj tisztiviselok meg.
ismerkednenek varosunk magyar
szarmazasu lakosaival.
A terv egyhangu lelkesedest
val'ott XII jelenlevGk koreben
Kitin3nek talaltak az eszmet, $
mindjart m6gis igtrtek, hogy min
den lehetot ell fognak k0vetni,
hogy ez az ismerkedesi vacsora
minel teljesebb sikeri legyen. O.
lyan hatalmas demonstracio a
magyarok resz6r6l, hogy az nj
polgarmester t0bbi tisztvise-
lok kell6kepen tudjak meltanyol-
nj AIT az erot es cricket, melyet
itteni magyarok kepviselnek.
Reszletek meg nincsenek kidol-
gozva, de az eddigi beszelgetes
szerint lehe.oleg januar harma-
dix szombatjanak estejen volna
q vacsora megtartva. A kinevezett
bizottsag mar megkezdte a mum
kaiat, s bizonyara a kozel j0vo-
ben a icgyek is keszen lesznek.
A Kor szandeka szerint a va
csora mem penzszerzes szempont-
iabol lenne tartva, hanem szolga-
latot akarnak teljesiteni egy ol-
dalr6l varosunk magyar szarma.
za!su lakosainak, masod sorban
pedig a varos vezetSinek ohajta-
max alkalmat ADM a megismerke- e.
desre.
A Polgari Kor tovabbi mik0-
deserol is sok $40 esett. Elhata-
roztak asielen lcvo tagoly, hogy a
mennyire '1ehetseges, a gyiileseket
rcndesen megtartjak, keszitet-
nj fogjak a tagokat ARA, hogy le-
het6leg telJes szamban jelenjenek
meg a gyiileseken.
A gyiiles folyaman kitiint, hogy
masftl ezer magyar szarnlazasu
polgarb6l K0rben 81 tag csopor-
tosult. Remeli a vezet6seg, hogy
meg tobben lesznek, a xix m6lta-
nyojak a szervezettseg cricket
IS crejet, S beallanak a K0r tag
jai .k0zt.
4 legkozelebbi gyules helyero'
es idejerol ertesiteni fogjuk OIL
vas6inkat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
ria Fiiggetlen Reformatus Egyhaz iinnepe

Kerekes Gyorgy lelkesz iidvozol-
tc az iinneploket es az elso foga-
sok elfogyasztasa utan Sebestyen
Endre esperest kerte fol szolas-
ra. Az esperes nagyszabasu eS
mely hatasu beszedeben nemcsak
a lelkeszbeigtat6 gyilekezetnek q
dott utmutatast, nemcsak magyar
orszagi utjAr6l, a reformatus egy-
hazi eletr6l, Magyarorszagnak, a
szatszakgatott magyar nemzet Al.
lapotar6l adott megrazo beszamo-
lot, de iinepelyes deklaraci6ban
jelolte Xxi az amcrikai magyarsag
foladatait onmagaval, fajaval. a
nemzeti celok, vagyalS ellen fol-
sorakozo ellensegekkel szemben,
de gondosan, nehol harcos huro-
kat pengetve meg, fektette lie IS
metelten AIT a programot, mely
szerint F. A. M. r. Egyhaznak
munkalkodnia kell.
A lelekbe markol6 beszed utan
Szecskay Gyorgy mondott figyel-
met keltS beszedet es vette ut al-
domasmesteri tisztet, hogy egymas
utan sz6litsa fol a kovetkezo sz6-
nokokat, akik ezek voltak: Alma
sy Jazsef, mckeesporti algondnok,
Kolozsyari ,]6zscfne, a youngstow-
nj fiiggctlen ref. moi egylet ptnz-
tarosa, aki lelkes hangu iidvozlo
vers kisereteben adott at ponpas
viragkosarat a beigtatott lelkesz-
mex, Gagyi Janos, az Amerikai
Magyar segelyzo Egylet youngs-
town. osztalyanak kepviseD1e,
Kovacs Laszlo, a mckeesporti fig
getlen ref. egylet alelnoke, Mar
ton Sandor, donorai fiigg. ref. lei
kesz, aki beigtatott lelkesz ne
jet, Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgynet ko-
szontotte, Katocs Janos, a r. A.
NJ. r. Z. Youngstown gyiilekeze-
te OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES jegyzSJe, L.
ray Kardy, a youngstown Kos
ou+h Kay rnzatn tisztivisnlHie. Rar-
tha Peter youngstown iizletean-
Der. Bolcshazy Gyorgy, a f. A. nj.
r. f. Youngstown gyiilekezete-
mex erdemes Greg tagja.
A besz6dek sorat Borsy- -Kerekes
Gyorgy, az iinepelt lelkesz zarta
be frappans hatasu beszeddel,
mely utan az iinneplok - la
koma k0zben .jatszo ciganyzene-
kar zenei kiseretevel elobb a
magyar, maid az amerikai him.
nuszt zongedeztek ell.
Az iinnepely vendegelt este is
met moi egylet latta vendegul a
Kossuth Kor kistermeben, maid
esti Istentisztelet volt a templom-
ban, mcly alkalommal Marion
Sander donorai lelkesz vegeztc q
szolgalatot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
NAGYs1KERtt BAL

J6l sikeriilt a Campbell I. Pc
tofi Sander Egylet balja, hol
szebbnel szebb, es csunyabbnal
csunyabb maSzkak vonultak fel,
meglehetSs szep szamu kozouseg
jelenle let9beu.
Medve Istvan k0zkedvelt zene-
karanak mnzsik&jara folyt a tAnc
s1akadatlanul, rendez5s6g ez u
ton mond k0s1onetet mind azok-
max, akik jelen voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01
MAGYAR ZENE ES ENEK
SIAM RADIOBAN

\ Minden radio tulajdonos aki
szereti a sep magyar eneket es
zenet az most szombaton este fel
So kozt kapcsolja be rAdiojat a
youngstown allomasba, amelycn
kcresztiil meghallgatja Devay
Gy0rgyne enek szamat, kit zon-
goran Yarebek Araaaka kisar.
Szalma Oszkar hcgediin jatszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

Unnepi alkalomra gyiilekeztek
november 274enek delel3ttjen a
Figgetlen Amerikai Magyar Re-
formatus Egyhaz lelkes es aldo
zatos hivei az egyhaz gyulekeze-
mex templomaba, melybol egye-
lore csak a nagyszeruen megepi-
tett als6resz van meg, mig az egy-
hazi ferfiak es az unnepi alkalorn
tavolabbr6l erkezett vilagi vende-
gel gyonyorii lelkeszlahban gyu-
lckeztek. A reggeli vonatok hoztak
oket, valamint T. A. NJ. R. E..
mckcesporti, duquesnei, donorai
gyiilckezetcinek kiildottsegeit.
Megerkeztek: Sebestyen Endre, az
egyhaz esperese, Marion Sandor,
donorai lelkesz, nejevel, G0mory
Samuel DIR a kivalo magyar orvos
Pittsbllrghb6l, Bertl Herman cpl
tesz-mern0k es vallalkoz6, aki ter
.vczte es 6pitctte az ujabb pitts
burghi es mckeesporti magyar
egyhazi epiileteket, templomokat,
iskolakat.
Hivek, kGld0ttsegek, egyhazi
Is vilagi vendegek Borsy-Kerekes
Gyorgynek, ennek a kival6, KEEP
zett, tisztalelku, tiszta celokhoz
elszegGdott lellossznek q beigta-
tasara keszultek.
\ beigtataSi unnep els6 resze
a tcmplomban volt. Unnepi es al
kalmi zsoltarok zengedeztse k6z-
ben Marion Sander lelkesz olvas-
ia az evangeliumot, maid Sebes-
tyen Endre esperes-lelkesz igtatta
be hivatalaba nagyszabasu, e.
ros hatasu iinnepi beszed kerete-
ben - az vi Youngstown lelk6szt,
aki iinnepelyes eskiit tett, maid
iinnepi beszedeben - nagy hatast
keltoen fejezte Xxi programjat, t.,
njitotta meg fogadalmat es kote-
lezte el l-naaeat yoangstowni lei
keszi munkassaganak, elvivatasa-
max. Marion Sandor lelkesz szar-
nyal6 imaja es ismet zsoltarenek
fejeztc be a sz6p es megkap6 tenn
plomi unnepet.
A bcigtatas vilagi resze mar a
Youngstown Kossuth Kor east
fedcralntcai helyisegeiben, POM
pasan foldiszitett nagytcrmeben
folyt lie pazarul megterltett, vira-
Cos asztalok k0riil.
\ rcformatus moi egylct rcndez-
tc cs keszitcttc a lakomat, amely-
mex gazdagsaga pompas etkek-
ben szinte ritkasagszamba memo,
pedig az amerilai magyar banke-
TEX mind igazi lakomak szoktak
lenni. A pompas fogasokat a gyu-
lekczet leanyai, nemzetiszinii sza-
lagokkal ekes viragszalai talal-
talk be. Asztali aldas utan Borsy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

S gs& f j
(N)SBe rtiink. a tdecember>
be. Akaracsonys az ajan-
dekok hasVfba.
A december a .1egtobb
Youngstown IS kornyeki
magyar egyletnel tisztvise-
IL valasztas h6napjas
A youngstown / magyar
egyleteket, derek,s siigyes em-
berek vezetik. Vrss 1s1si
max a mi egyletd Nm AZ.
porodnak vagyonL--44 IS ne :
ha szaporodnak tagsagban
is.
AZ egyletek feJlodese Leg
inkabb a tisztvisel6ktol
fGgg.
Ha a tisztviselok iparkod-
nak gyarapodik az egylet..
A most bck0vetkez6 va.
lasztasok alkalmavals mutas-
son t0bb crdcklodest az egy-
letek tagsaga mint a multi
ban.
Akar ujbol megvalasztjak
a tisztvisel6ket, sakar pedig
helyiikbe ujjat iiltet. a tag
sag bizalma a megvalasztot-
TAX sokkal nagyobb kedvvel
dolgoznak, ha tudjak, hogv
mogottiik all a tagsag, a
mely elliott a tisztujjit6 gyii-
lesre nagy szammal.
Az egyletek eleteben rem
desen azokkal van baj, akik
soha sem jarnak el gyiile-
seke, akik a szomsz6dokkal
es sokszor mem is tagtarsak-
!. kal targyaljak egyletiik d.
gyeit: !. ). .s.,....,s. 81 !,
Ha ezek a tagtarsak is ell
j0nnenek legalabb a tisztvi-
sel6ket valaszto 6vi gyjiles-
re es OFT meghallanak hogy
az egylet iigyeit hogyan fez-
tik, akkor eltinne az egyleti
gyiileseken Xviii "politika-
zas'', amely mindig csalz art
de soha sem hasznal. ~
Szerctn0k oft latni a de-
cemberi es januari gyilese-
ken minden egylet minden
tagjat.
Ha cljonnek maguknak
tesznek szolgalatot.
Az egyletek el6re pedig
valasszanak oda val6, a mum
kat ert0 elnbereket, akik
birjak a tagok teljes bizal-
mat.
Amikor az vi tisztviselo-
ket felesketik ARA, hogy be-
tartjak az egylet szabalyait
es hogy mindent elk0vetnek
a tagsag erdekeben, akkor
tegyen fogadalmat a tagsag
is ARA, hogy mem fogja
mindjart gyanuba azokat a.
liket bizalrnaval megtisztel,
hanem azon lesz, hogy azo-
kat az embereket akiket
4 L. 1xs-.l2l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-01

Az egyletek eleteben rem
desen azokkal van baj, akik
soha sem jalnak el gyiile-
kle, akik a .szomsz6dokkal
es sokszor mem is tagtarsak-
kal targyaljak egyletiik d.
gyeit; !, :. .s.,....s. ~
Evening star., 1927-09-25
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Notes of the Stage and It's People.

Take the Air" The company started
rehearsals last week and opens in De-
troit October %. Will Mahoney and
Senorita Trini are to be featured.
1.-THE Racket" described as a play
about the Chicago police, from the pen
of Bartlett Cormack, has been prom
Jed Harris and Jones and Green. Now
comes the news that Alexander Nc
Kaig, formerly assistant to Gilbert
Miller, has purchased the play and will
produce it in New York about Novem-
ber !.
1.-THE Nineteenth Hole" by and with
Frank Craven, is to occupy the George
M. Cohan Theater, New York. begin
ming October 8. when the Paramount
Famous Lasky lease will expire, and
the theater again will come un-
der the direction of A. l.. Erlanger.
This means that new home will have
to be found for Ten Per Cent" now
current in that house.
News comes from Chicago that LIE
Mares Affairs" closed there recently,
leaving the cast on the sidewalk and
minus their pay envelopes. A per-
formance was given for the purpose of
York, whence most of them came.
The entire cast took part in the per-
formance.
Willard Mack is to start the cur
rent season with race track play,
Weather Clear, Track Fast" which
is now in rehearsal with Joe Laurie,
jr., in the leading role. The producers
are Mr.. Mack and Monty Sampler,
who was connected with THE Moose"
last season.
Edward Sargent Brown, who has
been associated with the vaudeville
field, will enter the ranks of drama
producers with a play called This
Madness" which goes into rehearsal
within fortnight. The author is
Thomas Boyd.
Walter Hampden and his company
last week began rehearsing Ibsen's
'An Enemy of the People" with which
Mr.. Hampden will begin the third sea-
son at his theater in New York.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Veterans of Gay Nineties.

THREE famous young actresses of
4 "The Gay Nineties" will be playing
simultaneous engagements as char
acter women at IA Hollywood studio
when TriXie F'riganza arrives to
assume the role of Mrs. Spoffard,
the straight.laced old lady who goes
fiapper in the perturbation of Ania
Loos' Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"
She will find two Of her early CO.
temporaries at work.
One, Cissy Fitzgerald, she of the
famous wink. who. in the role OF
Widow Malarky, is the object of the
affections of w. G. Fields and Chester
Conklin, in their picture, The Side
Show" and the other, Frances Ray
mond, former musical comedy SOU
brette and lately popular screen moth
er. who is playing in Richard Dixs
picture, THE Gay Defender"
Miss Raymond was playing the
leading role in New York at the
Broadway Theater in aladdin. Jr., ]"
a David Henderson musical eXtrava-
ganza. when Miss Fitzgerald, an un-
known London Gaiety girl, made her
American debut at the Madison
Square Theater in Charles Froman's
1.-THE Founding" Miss Friganza at
that time had come to New York from
a stock company engagement in Gin
cinnati, Ohio, and was just starting
her comedy relief" career on Broad
way.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

the country-and the stage and or.
cheStral direction will be intrusted to
two we'll known musicians in the
world of the opera.
The offerings of the President The
ater Light Opera Co. will be presented
with a view, primarily. to preserving
musical interest. The seekers for the
better type of entertainment will find
solution to their problem in this
season of operas, and the younger
generation will find new melodies. new
romnnces, new entertainment-new.
for some Of the grand old scores have
been forgotten a generation and more.
A discriminating public will find in
the entertainment a chance to enjoy
the melodies that brought happiness
to the advocates of the higher enter.
tainment in the old days
The operas selected for early pres
entation will include: "The Grand
Duchess" by Offenbach: Princess of
Trebizonde," by Won Suppe; The
Beggar Student" by Mellocker:
Gypsy Baron" by Johann Strauss,
and THE Daughter of the Regiment"
by Donizetti.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
First Americ an Effort.

"THE Cat and the Canary" +"
the Universal-Jewel mystery pic
ture, is Director Paul Leni's first
American effort, and judging future
events from the shadows the cast be-
fore, he will rank among the first di-
rectors in America.
Leni's achievement in successfully
making '"The Cat and the Canary" is
all the more remarkable in the face of
the fact that he was compelled to hur-
die obstacles which would have de-
tered any one lacking the positive
spark of genius.
Leni gained his first renown for his
production of "The Three Wax
Works." which he made for UFA of
Berlin. When presented in America
this unusual picture excited comment
in every quarter.
In pictures made in Europe, Leni's
facility for creating impressionist sets
had stamped him as genius of tina.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
A Season of Light Opera

THE recent leasing of the President
Theater by T. Arthur Smith, and
the subsequent return to this city by
Mr.. Smith, brings the announcement
from his office that negotiations are
practically completed for the Fall and
Winter season at the Avenue play
house, and that the form of entertain.
ment to be offered Washington amuse.
ment-seekers will be of a sort new to
this generation-a season of light
operas.
November z has been set as the date
of the first production to be given and
designated, tentatively, as 1.-THE Black
Hussar." a colorful and musical opus
by Mellocker.
In presenting the President Theater
Light Opera Co. in this season of
operas, Mr.. Smith declares he is
bringing to Washington a repertory
theater Of unusual promise. All of
the principals have been recruited
from the concert and operatic stage
many of them having achieved
marked success. The chorus is being
selected, with great care, from various
light opera organizations throughout
Evening star., 1927-09-25
lie PARADIs-Club Chantecler.

Two events of the Fall amusement
season will occur this week, when the
Cafe LIE Paradis and the Club Chante-
cler will stage their formal openings
LIE Paradis will open Tuesday evening,
and the Club Chantecler Wednesday.
lie Paradis has been completely re-
decorated with modernistic colors,
given full play in the decorative
scheme planned by Mrs. Meyer Davis,
who is responsible for the smart in
terror decorations in the majority of
the Davis resorts.
Dance music will be supplied by
the LIE Paradis Band, well known for
it's rhythms and gay harmonies. In
the Club Chantecler the dance music
will include considerable ratio of
tango numbers, in Difference to the
many members of the Latin diplomatic
set who favor Chantecler as a dance
rendezvous.
Full entertainment plans for the
resorts have not yet been mapped out,
but it is expected that the THURSDAY
theatrical nights at LIE Paradis will
be continued throughout the season.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
About Lya de Putt.

IVA DE PUTTI, whose work in
~ UFA's film Variety resulted in
her importation to this country to act
in American films. is now on her way
back to the scene of her first successes
to star once more in a German photo
play. Phoebus Films of Berlin has
persuaded the magnetic actress to cut
short her American invasion after
only years stay.
According to the historian of the
Motion Picture Guild, Miss de Putt
was discovered by 10 Mai, noted Ger
man director. while she was dancing
in Berlin, and her first screen appear
ance was in "The HindoO Tombstone"
Born in the little Hungarian town of
Vesce, she had been dancing on the
Budapest stage since her middle teens
but the Berlin engagement, resulting
in the movie contract, took her from
the stage forever.
She was made a star after her initial
film role, and appeared in Jealousy, }"
'Malva," "Manon Lescaut," I'm the
Name of the Emperor and finally, at
the age of %, in Variety" a tale of
German vaudeville life, which presents
her in the role of a mysterious dane
ing girl who captivates trapeze
artist, played by Emil Jannings.
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Oriental Actress Debut.

nURING casting of Samuel Good
wyn's THE Devil Dancer" it was
discovered how great actress gave
up a career and home and journeyed
to a new country that she might aid
her husband in his dramatic work.
For ten years she had been the leading
woman of the Modern Players Society
productions at the Imperial Theater in
Toxic.
She is the wife of Sojin. the great
Japanese character actor, who has an
important role in THE Devil Dancer" p"
Sojin came to America to study film
technique and acting. He played in
many productions. Mrs. Sojin
watched.
Then Alfred Raboch, the director of
THE Devil Dancer" saw her one day
and asked Sojin If his wife could act
role. Sojin, with a smile. said he
thought she could. Only a few
"rushes" of the film had to be shown
for every one to be talking about Mrs.
Sojin's characterization. A promising
future for her in character roles is
predicted.
Evening star., 1927-09-25

school. There is nothing of this type,
however. about The Cat and the Ca
nary" Every effect which might have
been achieved by grotesque sets and
by novelty of camera angles. has been
eschewed. Instead, effects of this ma.
ture have been created by imaginative
methods.
BY throwing shadows on irregular
surfaces, distortion of the shadowed
figure takes place. which in itself is
dramatic and impressionistic. Leni
has utilized the angle of the floor and
the wall to carry out this jointed
shadow idea and make that take the
place of his European set building
technique.
Although handicapped by only q
slight smattering of American lam
guage, customs, studio conditions and
screen personalities, he has leaped into
the limelight with his direction of "The
Cat and the Canary"
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DIXIE MASON =
Strand
Capital Sideshows
CLUB LIDO.

The Club Lido, which plans it's
formal opening October Z, is the
latest entrant into the night club
field.
The Lido room, which is located
in the Hamilton, was specially con-
structed last Spring and has never
been in public use. Large and airy,
it is designed to represent a garden at
Lido, Venice, the decorator and cleo
trician uniting to produce a realistic
effect.
A large dance floor occupies the
center of the room. and every table
will be floor table" The Lido Band
popular with the Jardin Lido fans
has been retained, and out-of-town
entertainers will join forces with the
Lido favorites in the song and fun
department
Evening star., 1927-09-25

distinguished names in theater his
tory. Independent enterprises arise
and flourish, with possibilities which
the future alone can define. The
Shubert firm was once an "inde-
pendent" Standard plays are still
being given and standard novels are
transmitted into hlms--to the salts
faction of movie directors, since a
dead author can't quarrel.
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The possibilities of new theater
national in it's aspect are as limltlesS
and unfathomable as the skies ap-
peared to be when early airships be-
gan to struggle from the ground.
The amount of material in evidence
is enormous and OF good quality,
utilizing mechanisms that reflect the
highest skill OF the scientist. Once
co-ordinated all these elements may
produce form of entertainment SO
colossal and yet so proportionatc
that Wagnerian opera will be looked
upon as only one of the stepping
stones of artistic thought in the
theatcr.
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One of the pleasures Of the re-
turn of theatrical activities is the
meeting of old friends. The greet
ings to Door Guardian Henley, who
faced the passing throngs at Poll 5
Theater for so many years, amounted
to a veritable reception. Only the
necessity of tearing off coupons kept
him from shaking hands for half
hour or so. A siege of i'll health
created a great deal of anxiety and
he was congratulated on his recovery
by many who knew him 'well-and
yet did not recall his name. The
man who takes the tickets is usually
one of the most popular men about
the theater and one on whom the re-
sponsibility for diplomatic courtesy
rests most heavily. Managers, treas
urers and assistants are made known
in type. The ticket taker, though a
familiar friend, leads in some large
degree an anonymous existence. He
should be mentioned on the program
Evening star., 1927-09-25
Pigs as Props.

ITHOUGH one can get in Holly
"A wood anything from herd of
camels to live specimen of the famed
dodo bird in something like 30 minutes
from one of the many concerns that
make this type of motion picture prop
critics their speciality, it is said, never
theless some difficulty was expert
enced in trying to obtain a mother
pig and several baby pigs for scene
in "Wedding Vows" Bobby Vernon
comedy now in production.
1t seems that baby pigs are sea
sonal proposition and they aren't al
wavs on tap despite the best efforts
of property men.
However, after several days search,
the type was found, a salary agree
ment reached with the owner and Mrs.
Pig and her little grunts worked one
whole day of eight hours.