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The Nome nugget., 1927-08-27

SHAEicblOWu ETlSOup 0OStOu, Au8. 23. @-Sacco and vansetti. short- ly after midnight paid the penalty of death exacted by the state for murder. Celistino Madeira. pre- ceeded them to the electric chair by a few minutes. the world known radicals following him rapidly to execution. Madeira died for the murder of a Wrentham Bank cash fer. sacco and vanzetti were exc cuted for the murder of a paymast- CT and guard at Braintree. more than seven years ago.
 Inside and outside the high prts on walls stood small army of armed guards. Both Sacco and Vanzetti made brief speeches be- fore taking their seat in the electric chair. Sacco was pale but steady and shouted in Italian. "Long Live Anarchy" as he sat down: then in broken English. he went on; Farewell. my wife and child, and all my friends the straps were being adjusted c as lie said these last words-"Goed evening Gentle men! Farewell mother"
 Vanzetti entered the death cham Der, the calmest of the three men. shaking hands with his two guards as he came through the door of the execution chamber. He walk ed unassisted to the chair and seated himself. and in broken Eng fish he declared wish to tell you I am innocent and was never connected with any crime. but some time you will find out. Thank you for everything you have done for me. 1 am innocent of all crime and not only of this one. but of every one you have charged against me. am an innocent man."
 Just as the guards slipped the straps in place he shouted I wish 10 forgive some people for what they are doing to me"
 Rome. Aug. 23. (P-News of the execution of Sacco and Nanzetti was communicated to the popula- tion of Rome by special edition of the Popolo Di Roma. Under the headlines read Tragic farce is finished: Sacco and Vanzetti Kill ed" The entire front page was devoted to the case. with photo graphs of Governor Fuller and the condemned men A detailed diagram of the death house was al so published. Expressions of bit terness were heard among the peep le and unusual precautions were taken and guard of twenty-five were placed about the American Embassy.
 "This is not the healthiest mom- ent for the American aviators to arrive in Rome. was one of the remarks heard. "Thanv God it is over, Sacco and vanzetti can rest peacefully but We will not for get" said another man.
 Geneva. Aug. g. (P-One was killed and several injured by Sacco and Vanzetti rioting mob, who smashed In the windows of the League of Nations Palace and tried to invade the building. They attempted to attack the American Consulate three times and threw stones breaking the windows. The police station was attacked with stones and guns. which were fired.
The Nome nugget., 1927-08-27

Boston. Aug. 24. tPl-The ashes of Vanzetti will be taken on tour of Europe. Miss Luigi Van
 zetfi, his sister will accompany them After the cremation here York, London, Paris. Berlin Stock
 nolm and other cities, before going to Italy. Vanzetti's native land. Sacco will also be cremated and his widow has claimed the ashes.
The Nome nugget., 1927-08-27
TELEGRAPH BREvITIES

San Francisco. Aug. 2t. tP' - The world is still awaiting word of the six men and one woman who have been lost from the world for over week now. Seven de stroyers are deployed across a twenty one mile front and are con tinuing we'll into the night in the hopeless search over land and seA.
 Planes have been dispatched from the decks of airplane carriers. Lang ley and Aroostook. scouting owe, eighty mile patches of sea.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
"SPIDER WEB MAN" IS
HOLLYWOOD FIXTURE

THE who makes spider webs in demand the
Harry Langdon sets at First National this week.
Lngdon usual playing nondescript character his
laugh epic His home, in this instance little shack which
cgs precarousy the side of warehouse three floors
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
DOTTED LINE IS
DOING IT'S
STUFF

Dotted lines were kept busy
at the Paramount studios in
Hollywood during the past few
days with the result that 10,
players, ranging from ingenue
leads to comedians, have had
their minds set at rest and their
work cut out for them for the
next few months.
In the list of renewals are six
graduates Of Paramount's school,
proving beyond doubt that the
plan Of developing junior stars,
sponsored by Paramount, has been
a success. both for the company
and for the boys and girls who
have been helped.
One Of the most important
contracts went to Chester Conk.
lin. Other contracts were signed
by Sally Blame, Nancy Phillips
and Marietta Millner. Miss Blame
and Miss Phillips are Paramount
junior stars.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

one of the most successful films
of her distinguished screen
career by following its pages.
Thus Pollyanna's appeal has
been tested and the popular YER
dict has been inevitably favor
able.
The National Theater Players
offered "Pollyanna,' with all her
cloying sweetness and perpetual
galdness at the National last
night and the opening night
audience seemed to enjoy 1t
thoroughly.
For those who may cherish a
doubt as to Leona Powers adult
ability to portray the juvenile
qualities Of the little orphan
girl, let it be said now, this dis
trust can vanish. Gifted by ma
ture with Picfordian limbs and
q figure that slips into misses
size without straining the tex
ture, Leona had only to add her
acting talents to make Polly
anna" register as she wished.
Mostly it is laughter, but there
are q few emotional scenes that
were made genuinely touching by
the accomplished work OF this
talented actress. And Pollyanna
sent over her final curtain mes
sage with sincerity that made it
effective.
Pollyanna is almost as well
known as Robinson Crusoe. but
there may be some who are I'M
familiar with the story of the
little orphan girl who comes to
the home of her spinster aunt
bringing glad game taught to
her by her father. The chronic
cheerfulness is spread indis-
criminately until it becomes cpl
demic and in four acts it has
mended the broken romance Of
her dour aunt, effected the regen-
Grafton Of crouch and found for
Pollyanna as a fiancee one Of the
Weatherbees OF Boston.
That splendid character woman,
Adelaide Hubbard, provides comedy
relief. This week she is the
Irish maid and again she gives a
performance that is without a
blemish. J. Glynn MacFarIaue is
the John Pendleton, chronic
crouch who Is remade into an
optimist by the refreshing spon-
tanity of a child's presence in his
gloomy castle. Katheryn Givney
shares the honor by a well-sus-
tanned and effective characterize
ton in the role of Polly Harring-
ton. Romano Calender and
Billy Phelps have brief but i'm
portant moments that were well
played. The youthful Jimmy
Bean was in the hands Of Maui
rice Jarvis. jr., a clever juvenile
and the Ladies Aid members are
played by Henrietta Grahame,
Maude Howell Smith and Emily
Macpherson.
Charles Squires is entitled to a
bow for two of the most eiabo-
rate sets that have yet been pro-
vided for the Players.--A. r. K.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
DOUG'S "GAUCHO" CAST
IS COMPLETED

The for The Gaucho Douglas Fairbanks production
complete according United
Artists Studios where work progressing the story the
pampas offs South America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
NATIONS CRITICS
PICK 10 BEST
DIRECTORS

Motion picture critics on 1S1
newspapers, trade and fan publica.
lions, Of 100 important cities in
80 States, cast ballots in the Film
Daily's annual poll to select the
10 best directors OF 1926-1927.
The final computation revealed
the 10 best in the following order,
based on numerical valuations:i
King Vidor, Clarence Brown,
Rex Ingram, e. A. Du Pont, Her
bert Brenon, Henry King, F. w.
Marnau, Victor Seastrom, Malcolm
st. Clair, and Ernst Lubitsch.
The next is were:
Albert Parker, Tod Browning,
Fred Niblo, William Nigh Ed.
ward Sutherland, Edward Sedg-
wick, William X. Howard, Raoul
A. Walsh, Allan Dwan, Edwin
Carewe, D. w. Griffith, Marshall
Neilan, Cecil B. De Mile and
George Fitzmaurice. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

Don't miss ''Shackled Souls, I"
another famous serial of love by
ElenOre Meherin. the author Of
"Chickie," which starts Monday,
June 20, in The Washington
Times.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

Harry is his own housekeeper,
and apparently none too scrupu.
lous. for "the spider web man"
did a rushing business while the
set was being used.
In the course of two days of
artistic effort, this peculiar genius
manufactured several dozen spider
webs Of assorted shapes and sizes,
ana affixed them to likely spots
in the corners and along the
rafters of Harry's abode.
The spider web man" occupies
an unusual and important post
In the army of skilled technicians
who build sets for the movies,
The secret of his craft is care
fully guarded. He moves onto
the set with all his paraphernaIia
in an ordinary black travelling
bag, and insists that a room be
set aside for his exclusive use.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

The principals include Gustav
Won Seyffertitz, in the role of
the dictator; Nigel de Brulier, as
the padre; M. Vavitch, comman-
dante; two highly contrasted fem
mime leads, Lupe Velez, as a
madcap. and Eve Southern, who
plays a spiritual type; Carlotta
Month, a dancer; Fred de Silva,
Charles Stevens and Al Mac
Quarrie.
De Brulier played Cardinal
Richelieu in 1.-THE Three Mus.
keteers," and MacQuarrie and Ste.
vens have appeared with Fair.
banks in other pictures. Won
Seyffertitz and de Silva have
long theatrical records. and Va
witch, a Russian, has likewise
won recognition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

He obtains the desired d.
mansions and shapes of the spider
webs from the studio set designer
and goes to work. In less than
an hour, usually, he energies
from his retreat with his first
spider web, and thereafter works
steadily until the set is properly
festooned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

neat but inexpensive gowns. In
other sequences she appears gor-
geously attired in the color de-
noted by the name. American
Beauty"
Carey Wilson win produce this
picture for First National, with
Richard Wallace directing.
Paul Schofield adapted the Wal
lace Irwin story, and Lloyd
Hughes win appear in the mas
culine lead opposite the beauti-
full star,
Work is scheduled to start
shortly at the Burbank studios.
To buy q home use Times and Her
aid Classified Ads. See Classification
81 and 81 in tOday's Classified A
Pages
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
Two Show-Offs Meet

Louis John Bartels, Robert Kane
player, who created the role of
1.-THE Show-off'' on the stage, met
recently for the first time, Ford
Sterling, who played the part in
the movie. Sterling is East play
ing a role in "Hell's Kitchen"
Kane's latest First National pic
ture, and Bartels was at the studio
for some retakes on Dance
Magic, which Ben Lyon and
Pauline Starke just finished for
Kane.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
BILLIE DOVE Is
AMERICAN
BEAUTY

Billie Dove is engaged in gath.
ering her wardrobe for Amer
lean Beauty" which viii be
both elaborate and the reverse,
inasmuch as there are scenes
where she is a girl in rather
atraitened circumstances and
these necessitate the wearing of
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
Nav Branch Out

Caddo Productions, the new
United Artists producing unit,
having completed the making of
1.-TWO Arabian knights a comedy
spectacle. Is launching plans now
for further filmings. The com
pany, headed by Howard Hughes,
expects to begin work soon on
another big production, and pos
sibly two, for United Artists
release. Detailed plans will be
announced within the next two
weeks, according to Hughes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
Collier a Juvenile

William Collier. Jr,, has been
cast in Irene Rich's next pic
ture for Warner Bros. Temporar-
lily titled The Outpost" Direc.
tor Michael Curtiz chose young
Collier as Juvenile after seeing
his excellent performance in Miss
Rich's recently completed picture,
''Dearie."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14
NATIONAL PLAYERS DO
"POLYANNA"
PAULINE LORD,

When the Eleanor Porter gospel Of optimism, Poyanna
first offered in serial FORM shattered all previous
stimulated circulation through journalistic fiction Cath
Chisholm Cushing the volume play and
that has produced it Mary Pcord
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-06-14

The three feminine roles are
taken by comparative newcomers
to the screen. but who have
scored powerfully in their initial
appearances.
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