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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
RADICAL CASE
MAY Be TAKEN
HIGHEST COURT
Federal District Court Re
fuses Writ of Habeas
Corpus-Next Move

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. 20,-Ar-
thur Hill, chief counsel for Sacco
and Yanzetti said Justice Morton,
Of the Federal District Court. has
refused to issue a writ of habeas
corpus and permission to appeal
ito the District Court of Appeals.
Jill said a letter has been writ
ten to Gov. A. T. Fuller asking
further respite for an appeal to
the United States Supreme Court
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
STEAMERS AND
PLANE SEARCH
FOR MISSING
Flare Seen Early This
Morning on Ocean
Steamer Hunts Source
ONE PLANE SENT OUT
SENDS In SOS" CALL
Capt. Erwin, Who Joins
Searchers by Air, Re-
ports Distress

BULLETIN SAN FRAN
CISCO, Cal, Aug. 20.-Un-
daunted by a night of disar.
pointment, searchers contin.
ued today all endeavors to
find the missing planes in the
Dole prize fight, the Miss
Doran and Golden Eagle,
with four men and oiie
woman aboard.
The United States Shin
ing Board vessel West Se-
guiana, reported sighting n
red flare last night, and is
continuing search for the
source.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
MAKING TRIP

The Misses Gladys and Ruth
Forrest are making the round
trip to Skagway and Haines on
the Alameda. They expect to go
to the Bake Bennett region while
the steamer is in Skagway to-
morrow.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
GUARD AT EMBASSY

PARIS, Aug. 20. = Police
guards were reinforced at the
American Embassy yesterday
after dispatches were received
telling of the action of the Mas
sachusetts State Supreme Court
in denying exceptions in the Sac
co-Yanzetti case.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
LYLE is
SUMMONED TO
HEADQUARTERS
? r o hibition Administrator
of Pacific Northwest
Called East

SEATTLE. Aug. 20 Prohibition
Administrators Roy Lyle has been
ordered to report to Prohibition
Commissioner Doran at Washing
ton. d. c.. Immediately
United States Senator Wesley
L. Jones refused to comment upon
the reports that the order is in
connection with the recent In
ternal Revenue Intelligence Agents
investigation of Lyle's District.
Officials likewise declined to
comment upon rumors that at
tempts have been made to delay
the Intelligence reports pending
prosecution of major liquor con.
spiracy cases
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
TO SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2U.--
Counsel for Saeco, and Vanzetti
are unable to file a petition for
review of the murder conviction
to the United States Supreme
Court because the papers pres
ented are not in satisfactory
form. No records of the case
being presented, Associate Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes, of the Su-
preme Court, now at Beverly,
Mass, will be asked for a stay
of execution until petitions for
a review can be presented.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
Hanford MacNider Is
In Airplane Accident

BANBURY, Aug. 20.-Hanford
MacNider, Assistant Secretary of
War, was in plane today which
overturned making landing. He
was uninjured. His pilot, Lieut..
Balfour, sustained injuries to his
hip.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20

REASONS FOR CONFERENCE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-Roy
Lyle. Prohibition Administrator.
with headquarters in Seattle, his
been called here to confer with
Assistan; Secretary of Treasur..
I.owman in connection with the
reported exchange of large sums
OF money between Prohibition
Agents and rum runners and -
garding the general investigation
that has been conducted by the
Prohibition Bureau into alleged
bribery In Washington and Ore.
gon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
No Trace Of
Man Lost
In Cavern

SHELL MOUND, Tenn, Aug
20.-Eleyen expeditions into
the Nick-a-Jack Cave have fail
ed to reveal any trace or the
fate of Lawrence Ashley. ex-
plorer and geologist, who en-
tered the cave last Monday.
Searching parties are continu
ing efforts to find Ashley.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
ARE SEARCHING PACIFIC FOR
MISSING PLANES: FLARE SEEN
Old Glory May
Hop for Rome
OnOrrO1U

CURTIS FIELD, N. Y,
Aug. 20. Pilots Bertaud
and Hill will attempt to take
off on a nonstop fight to
Rome in the Fokker mono
plane Old Glory tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. wealth
er conditions permitting. it
is announced.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20

Mrs. NJ A. Pyne OF Haines
visited with friends here while
the Alameda was In port today
She has been on a three months
trip to the States.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-08-20
nsnso CALL

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Aug
20. - Twenty-Five vessels on or
near the Great Circle, started
under force draft at $50 O'Clock
last night towards the spot from
which the Spirit OF Dallas radioed
an "SOS" call.
At 9:05 o'clock last night.
when Capt. Erwin's Spirit of Dal
las was 935 nautical miles or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Movie Research
Department

IN lot in Culver City, Calf. that
measures 5ox125 feet. stands a
square, two-story building which Is
worth more than its weight in gold to
tho movies. The building contains
nothing but shelves on shelves of
books. magazines, newspapers and
periodicals. some of them valued at
, cents and some at as much as
$200, 900.
1t is not a library: It is the biggest
research department in the film col.
ony.
Few laymen realize the Importance
of the research department" of a
motion picture studio.
At the MetroGoldwyn studios In
Culver City there is a research de-
partment where six specialists are en-
ployed. with Mrs. Ma lon Z.
schooled all her life in research work,
In charge. While the flies o,
braries of the research department
are often used by the author of a
phOtoplay, the real work of verifying
technicalities and historical occur
rences does not begin in earnest until
the script is finished
often hundreds OF books are
thumbed by the research STAFF In
search of correct architectural data.
costume and historical information
bearing directly on the scenario. Nor,
after days and sometimes weeks of
labor, does the research end there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
May Buckley

MAY BUCKLEY, well known to
a. many Washington theatergoers.
and who comes in the golden comedy.
Pigs" has had really distinguished
stage career, but with sense Of
modesty all out of proportion to her
healthy list of attainments, she
doesn't even mention it.
who's Who in the Theater." how
ever. fails to share her rcticence, for
exactly 65s inches of very solid type
is devoted exclusively to the ladys
past. And what a past With Booth
and Barrett. O'Neil, Collier and John
Drew. not to mention an unforgettable
characterization of Michal in THE
Shepherd King" famous starring We
hicle of Wright Iorimer, the list
goes on revealing the secret of Miss
Buckleys present technical finish.
Just returned to the stage after a
five-year retirement, Miss Buckley
has all the enthusiasm of a novice.
The theater TO her is a reality far
more convincing than the haphaZard
world outside. 4 keen understanding
of her profession, as sympathetic as
ii is comprehensive, is hers.
People expect too much of actors"
she recently remarked. not as a com
plant. but as a simple statement of
fact. I'VE are only sensitive instru-
ments to be played upon. 1t is that
sensitiveness that makes us seem, to
the ordinary vision. childlike. Rob
us of it and we are no longer artists"
Far from being the solld, matronly
type of actress that is usually cast
for stage mothers and aunts. Miss
Buckley is slender dark and viva.
cious. Just a suggestion of silver at
the temples establishes her in the
comedy of Pigs as modern mother
in whons the spirit of youth has not
been dulled by the cares of rearing
her two boys. and when they come
to her with their problems of adde's
cent love, they find a sympathetic
and gentle counselor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
:. FILMOGRAMS :.

worth. Charles Gerard. Paul Nichol-
son, Vera Steadman and Clarence Bur-
ton. Not one of whom but Is a vet
eran player, highly schooled in the
intricacies and subtleties of success
full comedy expression in pantomime.
Irish railroad and hotel money is
behind project to film series of
Irish folk tales, with Pat O'Malley
starring and Sidney Olcott directing.
Scenic attractions of the Emerald Isle
are to be stressed in the pictures.
Battle flags of the I'd Division with
decorations, in some instances going
back as far as the War Of 1912, were
brought from their guarded deposit
tories and flung to the breeze recently
in the making of one of the most eff
fective scenes in the Lucien Hubbard
production, Wings Paramount's
screen story of. the American Air
Service and the World War.
Word arrived yesterday from Holly
wood that Give Brook, who recently
played the leading male role of Pola
Negri's picture, "Barbed Wire" is to
have the hero part in Florence vi
doris afraid to Love-" LYDIA de Putt
also has been cast for a. featured role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

Conservatively estimated, the num-
Der of children entertained by the
Stanley-Crandall Co. of Wash.
ington under the personal auspices
of Harry NJ. Crandall. founder of'the
theaters bearing his name, during the
Christmas holidays was $4,000.
Christmas celebrations were held in
all of the Stanley Crandall neighbor-
hood theaters on Christmas morning
and during the week between Christ
mas and New Year all the orphans
and inmates of other institutions in
the District were entertained at the
Crandall theaters. The four tons of
candy and the thousands of toys for
which contracts were let last August
We're completely exhausted.
An early Spring production for
First National viii be Lilly Of the
Laundry" featuring Anna Q. Nils
son. The story, by Gerald Beaumont
was published under the title of
Said With Soap,
The cast assembled by Al Christie
for roles in 1.-THE Nervous Wreck" the
rollicking comedy of hypochondriacs
and the vast open spaces. included
Harrison Ford, Phyllis Haver, Chester
Conklin, Mack Swain, Hobart Bos-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Van and Schenck.

III your vaudeville memory is work
L ing YOU won't have much trouble
in recalling the sensational story OIL
cans Van and Joe Schenck, the two
Rrooklyn boys who suddenly broke
into the Ziegfeld "Follies' a rev
years ago. When asked to ten why
they had deserted the vaudevliie ana
musical comedy stage. they were JUST
as quick with an explanation as Iney
are with an encore to one or their
hilarious songs.
Van began his career as a motor
mana singing motornan. Eventually
he discarded his uniform and Ianoeo
a lob in Tony Marks cafe, IN Brook
lvn, n. Y, just seventeen years ago:
There he made the acquaintance OF
Schenck. a boy from his own neign-
borhood, who played the piano.
They separated after short part
nership.. Van continuing as singer
in the cafe while Schenck worked on
a laundry wagon, in a hat factory ana
in an office.
Music was Schenck's forte, and ne
decided to organize a boys band; re
got together IS boys and the bano
played before $500 people a night III
a Brooklyn Summer garden. lie Sc,
cured the services of Van as general
manager and singer
Here developed one of the most Ia
NOUS teams of the American stage. In
Miss 1917" the boys scored a SEN
sational triumph which was repeated
in three successive ''Follies." Later
they added Europe to their list OF
victories. AS vaudeville favorites in
the United States they achieved a
fame we'll night phenomenal. Their
present tour of the big motion picture
theaters Is expected to start a land
slide of prominent vaudeville names
into this new sphere of entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
A Screen Prodigy

GALLY BLAME, whose name Is un.
known to the film-going public, is
going to play opposite Eddie Cantor
in the comedians second picture,
especial Delivery" according to an
nouncement by B. P. Schulberg. West
Coast executive for Famous Players
Lasky.
Miss Blame is newcomer to
pictures She's said to be one of those
extremely rare young persons, child
screen prodigy.
Ten years ago. under the name of
Betty Jane Young, she was a 6-year-
old player before the camera. And
for the next three years she continued
to score success But after that, as
she began to outgrow child parts, the
demand for her became less frequent
until about four years ago she was too
old for child roles and too young for
anything else. She simply filed her
ambition away for future reference
and retired to her school books.
A month or two ago she decided she
was old enough to try again and she
made the venture. She was cast in
Universal picture and screened so well
in her grown-up personality that
Paramount cast her as a member of
the Floradora sextet in Casey at the
Bat"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Six Pictures Ready
to Start
TX pictures are scheduled to go into

MA pictures are scheduled to go into
production at the Paramount Long
Island studio before the middle Of
January.
Thomas Meighan with Blind Al,
leys." an original story by owen
Davis. is to be directed by Frank Tut
tie. Evelyn Brent is the only men,
Der OF the cast SO far chosen.
Gilda Gray is to begin her second
picture for Paramount. 1t will be
called Cabaret" and will have a New
the author of this.
Ed Wynn. "the perfect fool" will
begin his career as a movie star soon
in a story that has not been titled as
Vet. 1t is being written by Mr.. Wynn
IN collaboration with Tom Crizer and
Sam Mintz and Director Victor Heer
man. Associate Producer William lie
Baron has great hopes for this story.
lie predicts that Mr.. Wynn will
inaugurate a new type Of comedy on
the screen.
Richard Dix is also scheduled for
Knockout Reilly" which requires
some strenuous boxing work. Mary
Brian will play opposite him. The
story is an adaptation 10y Pierre Col
lings and Kenneth Raisbeck of Albert
Payson Terhune's story. The llunch.
Herbert Brenon has found "a story
for his next production. He plans to
begin on January 10. No title has
been chosen. The plot has a political
background and is said TO be highly
dramatic
Following Loves Greatest Mis-
take" Eddie Sutherland will do ''The
Undaunted Woman" a story Of moth
er love by Leighton Osmun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Griffith and United
Artists

GETTING at rest all rumors con.
corning his future producing &C.
tivities. y. w. Griffith. motion picture
pioneer and dean of directors, last
week, before his departure for New
York, is said to have given out the
following statement:
II am at loss TO know how reports
could have originated that would raise
"a question as To my being with
United Artists. / am one of the
founders and am a part owner of this
organization that has done so much
toward elevating the standards of the
motion picture screen, and l am eX-
trenely proud of that association
While / have not yet decided as to the
details Of my next productions, do
know that they will be United Artists
releases. Being my own productions,
naturally. I would be forced TO release
through my own company.
"My recent association with Para
mount-and 1t was a pleasant one
was by special arrangement and did
not affect my copartnership in United
Artists.
"I am hoping to return here soon
to take up my work with United
Artists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
Earle Anniversary.

THE Earle Theater next week, be-
ginning Sunday, January lG, at ;
O'Clock, will celebrate its third anni-
versary.
This handsome Thirteenth street
house, one of the largest and most
beautiful theaters in the. city. has
adhered to the policy of providing
maximum entertainment at minimum
cost. The bills embrace five acts of
Keith's popular priced vaudeville, a
feature photoplay, short reel screen
features and orchestral contributions
and pipe organ accompaniment.
The bill assembled for the week Of
January 16 is promised to be one of
the most elaborate the Earle has ever
offered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02
No More Plucked
Eyebrows
DLUCKED eyebrows are talbot

DLUCKED eyebrows are taboo!
Hollywood no longer sanctions
the narrow, penCil-line eyebrows that
were worn by film celebrities during
the past three years.
Eyebrows a la natural. That's the
latest edict from cinemaland!
So when your favorite screen star
emotes before YOU on the silver sheet
notice carefully whether the brew S
are tweezered to a mere shadow or II
they are luxurious and dark!
II means that hours are now bang
spent encouraging the growth OF
brows through application OF warm
vaseline and olive oil. where hereto
fore the painful operation OF plucking
them. hair by hair. consumed many
precious moments daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

Victor Hyde, the Broadway pro.
Queer, who is putting on the musical
comedy hits at the Strand Theater
each week, promises a big season for
this new year.
Among the productions to come
viii be his snappy, syncopated hit,
''Sizzlin' Feet; his Broadway Brew
ities," and in the next show, the
Strand company will be "Steppin'
Some" After these, there will be
more Of the new kind of shows Hyde
Is deVising.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

The technical director then begins
his labors, using the research depart
ment to check on detail, customs and
whatnot involved in picture making.
GuessworlS counts for nothing I'm
the movies. Pictures today must be
correct in every detail. and every dc
tail must be based on fact. Research
has become most useful necessity IN
the movies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

Eddie Cantor's newest comedy,
Special Delivery" will be the first
production to be started in the Para
mount West Coast studio for 1927.
Under the direction of William Good
rich, work will begirf soon. The story
was written by Cantor, and Is now
being scenarized by John Goodrich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-02

The famous prize fighter. John L.
Sullivan, Is to be brought to the
screen In Wallace Beery's Paramount
picture. Casey at the Bat" Chris
tian Frank. a we'll known character
actor, will impersonate John l..
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-14
COMEDIAN ENDS LIFE.

LEXINGTON, KY, June Ia Po.-
Jimmy Lee Wall, 60, blackface come
dian and minstrel man, committed
suicide in his room at a hotel here
yesterday by shooting himself in the
right temple. His home was in st.
Louis, Mo.
His body was found by maid who
went to clean his room, and Coroner
j. II. Kerr expressed the opinion that
the act had been committed only a
few minutes before the maid entered
the room. shortly after noon.