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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Tavaszi szantas
IRTA: ZSOLDOS ISTVAN.

Korengetegben falurol almodom,
Tavaszi szantason jarok boldogan.
Szivom magamba friss fold illatat,
Nezem mikent szantogat gazduram.
Egykedviien ballag ekeje utan,
M0g0tte fekete barazda marad,
Nagyot nyerlt neha fako,
Utana cs0ngetyis kis csiko salad
Lepkedek en- is vegig mesgyen,
Pillango r0piil, zUmmog a bogar,
Viijongva sereglik friss barazdara
Kukacot szedni ezernyi madar.
Fejem folott pacsirta enekel,
Oily magasan: alig alig latom,
Mintha eg es fold kozott lebegne
Lathatatlan finom cernaSzalon.
Langy meleg szello arcomba lehel.
Csond mindenitt vagy ziimmogo Deszed,
Mintha minden leny pacsirtat figyelne:
Most termeszet papja tart nliset.
Szinte banto az ember harsany szava,
Amint lovaira rakialt,
vagy pedig fold vegire erve,
Razza a rossZ nyikorgo tallgat.
Korengetegben falurol almodom.
Otthon kis falunkban most szantanak,
Nelly barazdat haslt az ekevas
Es hulk belle, hulk piros mag
Engem fogva tart sors: a varos
Engem kotve tart korengeteg,
De lelkem OFT csapong, mint pacsirta,
Falum hataran, friss szantas felett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
A PET0FI EGYLET
TESTVER PARTOLO
Megszavazott rs Dollart a Verho.
way Zaszloszentelesre .-Teljes
tagsagaval rukkol.

a campbelli Petofi Sander
egylct derek tisztikara es tagsaga
multi vasarnap megtartott gyiile-
sen ismet beigazolta, hogy vezet
testveries erztsben a magyar
egyletek k0z0tt.
A gyiilesen egyhangulag elfo-
gadtak a campbelli 321-ik Verho-
way fi6k meghivasat a junius sen
tartando zaszlo szentelesre es az
iinnepelyt tarto egyletnek 25 dol
lar aiandekot utaltak Xxi.
A Pet0fi Egylet nev6ben a "a
sal0sz0get F0do Istvan eln0k fog
ia az vi zaszlo rud jaba elhelyezni.
Ugyancsak kimondotta a gyii-
les, hogy mivel az iinnepely a
campbelli magyarsag erdekeit
szolgalja teljes tagletszamaval
resztyesz a, paradeban es a szente-
lessen amerikai Is magyar zaszlol
vezetese alatt.
A gyiiles megbizaabol Rati Ja-
nos titkar felszolitja az 0sszes
Petofi tagokat, hogy Junius Sen
piinkiisd vasarnap delutan fel
kettokor gyiilekezzcnek az egyle,
helyisegeben 120 Robinson Road
ahonnan Petofiek testiiletlles
vonulnak maid a Horvat hallhoi
ahonnan a parade elindul.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
( r KES LATNIVAL0K
A SEP DOME SZINHAZBAN.
Csiit0rt0kon vi miisor-Vitapho-
ne ujdonsagok.

A Dome szinhaz joyG heti ese-
menyekben gazdagnak igerkezik.
Vasarnapf kezdettel Joseph Van
ca misztil1us regenyet, mely egy
elokelo csirkefogo tortenetet mond
ia el, fogjuk latni. A KEEP neve:
4"The Lone OF VOLTS Return
FUszereplok Bert LyteIl es Billie
Dove
A "Cool Off" humoros kepen
sokat fognak nevetni.
Vitaphone szamok lesznek:
al Hearst Newspaper Radis
Kids, 8 WIZ radio allolnas hires
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Megalakitjak az "Amerikai Magyar
Farmer Szovetseget'
MEGTARTJAK Az ELso MAGYAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bepne oragos Ameai FarmeruniobA szevezkedes koz
pontja Pittsburgh Pa.-Kialtvany amerkai magyar
farmerekhez es barataikhoz,
Az ELSO MAGYAR FARNERKoNGREs

Zart magyar paraSZt Jellegu, Anne
rikaba beplantalt termelesi rend-
szere nehezen versenyezhet Macy
token hizlalt magasabbrendii fold
kulturaval.
Az amerikai farmer magnehe-
ziult sorsa egyre lathatobb. A fold
mivelesugyi MINISTER eXp0zeJa-
bol, a foldmivelesiigyi titkarsag
jelenteseibol deriil XII leginkabb,
hogy a farmerment0 t0rv6ny meg
alkotasa mem keshet tovabb. Els
ha MINISTER is AIT mondja, hogy
farmerek bajain csak magull
farmerek segithetnek, Xxi ketel-
kedhet abban, hogy a farmerek
mex szervezetben kell k0vetniok
fennall6 aranytalansagok meg
sziinteteset, az adoreformot, a
szallitas Is ertekesites megk0ny-
nyit6s6t, termeles iranyitasat es
arany ybaallitasat a piaccal, az al
lalni hitelakci6 megindltasat
Az Amerikai Farmermi0 har-
madfelmillios szeryezetc d legko-
zelebbi valasztasoknal kesziil meg
mutatni erejet. Lehetetlen, hogy
az nj elnok programjabol hianyoz
/ eek farmermento t0rveny korvo-
nala. Ezzel az osszefogassal sza-
molni kell minden politlkai part
max, inert kiil0nben farmer
tarsadalom is onallosithatja ma
gat es az eljovendo politikaban
tisztes harcokat kavar.
Vallalom a probat!
Lehetetlen onlebecsiiles volna,
ha a magyar farmer tovabbra is
tavol maradna az egyseges kiizde-
lemtol. Nekiink is ossze kell 0nte-
nj akaratunkat. Nekiink is Xxi kell
venni resziinket kollektiv seer
vezkedesbol. Eleterdekink, hogy
mi Sc bamuljuk a csillagos .eget,
mikor az ozonviz ellen yer gatat
t0bbi osztalysorsosunk
! AIT sc mondhatja senki ezutan
hogy mines aki kezdJc, csinalja
! Fit vagyok en-. Vallalom pro.
bat. Otthon, nehczebb politlkai es
| gazdasagi viszonyok kozott csInal
tam. lit is a partfogo nelkil all{
magyar f0ldmivelo nep moge al.
lok, hogy vedJem, oktassam, ment
sem, segitsem es vezessem. A seer.
vezkedes nehez munkajat es kQlt.
i seget vallalom. Hamarosan meg
indltom Magyar Farmer cl
mil ujsagot. Eloszor allamonkent
azutan orszagosan megalakitjul
az Amerikai-Magyar Farmel
S10vetseget" Gszre megtartjuk a!
els6 magyar farmerkongresszus
es ha megalaklltunk, bejelentjii1
az Orszagos Farmuni6nak csatla
kozasunkat. Azutan jon t0bbi
Csatlakozzatok!
: Hiylak benneteket, ngartor
J testyerck: jdjjetek A kigon
gyolt zaszlo var mindnyajatoka+
I Ne legyen magyar farmer Amer
/ kaban, aki patopaH nemtorodon
!, seggel taltja szajat q suit galam
: utan. Nekean mem kell dollartol
: |centetek. En- hivatast, Istent6l val
! kiildetest erzek magamban, hog
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
fontos gyiiles

A legkozelebbi fontos gyiiles
Junius 26-an, vasarnap lesz meg
tartva.
Hisszik es remeljiik, hogy a
magyarsag eme megkezdett ne
mes mozgalomnak szilksegesseget
belat.ja es ICY mindenben segitse-
gere lesz Nagybizottsagnak,
hogy kituzott celjait minel elobb
diadalra juttathassa,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

ra fog muzsikalni ICY a tancos-
kedvii magyarok kedviiket lelhe-
tik. A hatalmas, jo padloju tanc-
terem = elorelathatolag Zsu-
folva lesz tancos parokkal.
A park lombos, arnyat nyujto
fai alatt pedig, nagyszerii alkalom
kinalkozik a szorakozasok min
den fajtajara.
Hiisitok, ennival6k bowen lesz-
mex, ICY ehen-szomjan egy ember
sc marad.
Aki j6l akar mulatni, az feltet-
lenGl oft lesz ezen pikniken.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Alakitsuk meg az Amerikai
Magyar Farmetszovetseget.

Az Egyesjilt Allamok teriilete
csaknem 2 milliard acre. Ennek
mindossze otodreszet, azaz korill-
beliil 400 millio holdat miivelnek.
- A lakossagnak mlnd0sSze mint
egy % szazaleka el a foldmiiveles
Dol.
Mr.. Jardine f0ldmivelesiigyi mi
niszter szerint ennek az az Okla,
hogy a farmerek nem vesZlk kl
resziiket a nemzet J0yedelmeb0l
aranylagosan. Hogy ezen segltse-
mex, megalakitottak az Amerikal
Farmeruni0t, melynek immar 2
es fel milho szervezett tagja van
es igy ez Amerika tarsadalmanak
legnagyobb 0sszefogasa. Az Anne
rikai F'armeruni6 keretebe 12,50O
farmersz0vetkezet tartozik. AZ
Egyesiilt Allamok terilletGn mint
egy $50 kilonfele nyclvii farmer
ujsag jelenik meg.
Csodalatos, hogy farmerunlo-
max egyetlenegy magyar tagja
sincs. Egyetlenegy szaklap sem
segiti, iranyitja magyar farmert
Holott eddigi adatann szerlnt
1880 ezer magyar csalad folytat-
ia ebben az orszagban osi foglal-
kozasat. Ezeknek nagyresze ts@,
"vasarnapi farmer" ugyan, inert
hetkoznapi gyari robotba szerzod-
tette izmait, de csaladjayal egyiit1
farmon el es ha nagyobb folde'
mem is munkal, bizonyos, hogy
biiszke 0nerzettel terelgeti h0fe'
her csirkenyajat a bitangban he
yer0 mez0n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
TO HOLDERS OF
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
EXCHANGE OFFERING OF NEW
TREASURY BONDS

Notice is given of new offering Of
UNITED STATES TREASURY BONDS,
dated June Is. 1927. and bearing interest
from that date at the rate of 32s per
cent. The bonds viii mature in twenty
years, but may be called for redemption
after sixteen years.
Second Liberty Loan bonds will be ac-
cepted iii exchange at par. Accrued in
terest on the Second Liberty bonds Of
fered for exchange will be paid as of
June Is, 1927.
Second Liberty Loan bonds have been
called for payment on November l5, 1927,
and will cease to hear interest on that
date. Holders of such bonds who desire
to take advantage of the exchange offer
should consult their bank or trust COM
pany at once. The exchange privilege
will be available for a limited period only,
and may expire about June 18th.
Further information may be obtained
from banks or trust companies, or from
any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. w. MELLON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington, May 81, 1927.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02

OLVASSA Az AMERIKAI MA
GYAR HIRLAPOT ES TAMO
GASSA Az ABBAN HIRDE
T6KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
AMERIKABAN

naponta 36 nillio ujsagot ad-
nak ell. Osszesen "a millio csalad
van az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-06-02
Miert maradt XII a magyar
farmer az uniob6l?

A magyar farmer erzi es tudJa,
hogy mi a dolga Az uniobol azon
ban kimaradt, inert mem akadt ko
zottilk senki, aki zaszlot bontott
yolna, aki vcliik es ertiik kivette
yolna reszet a kollektiv kuzde-
lembol. Pedig a magyar farmer
malacanak is csakugy ketto az or
ralika, mint tobbienek. AZ 8 err
deke teljesen azonos az allamal-
koto angol, nemet, a szlav es a
t0bbi nacio farmerenek erdeke-
vel. Az kakacsomo, hogy mifele
k0z0s erdeke lehet floridai zold-
segtermelonek buffaloi krumpli
kapassal, a Csendes ocean arany-
partjan olajbogy6t sziiretelo tai
Jan Is japan farmernek ktlkori-
ca-z0rak farmerevel, aki tenge-
rit le sem tori, hanem raszaba-
ditja ehes sertesfalkajat es zsir-
ban-husban hozza piacra az I'm
dianbuzat eppen olyan ellenve.
tes, mintha valaki kereskedelm
kamarak letjogosultsagat vitatna
aniatt, inert azokban fiiszerke.
reskcdo egyiitt kiizd a rofossel 6
q nynlh6rossel.
Igen bizony, a magyar farmer
is vuzel f6z. De sot inkabb: mex
van els6sorban Is fslnival6ja
sz0yetkeznivaloja, inert Jobba
gyi sorshan nevelkedett, tortenel
nai osztallya s1llrktilt, iskolatol el
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Milton SlLLs- Metropolitan
In the Local Playhouses
BY FIRST NIGHTER.

Sophie Tucker, walking from the
Washington Hotel to the National
Theater early one evening last week,
accosted a policeman at the corner of
Fourteenth and F streets. Officer,
what building is that going up over
there?" The big guardian Of the
peace replied: THAT is the Press Club
Building and it will contain a big
theater." "Is that SOP" replied Sophie.
when does it open?" about the
first Of next September" replied the
officer. I'm so sorry" came back
Sophie, ~ can't wait" and she passed
on down the street. The officers jaw
dropped, then a smile came over his
face and he was heard to remark
Just another one of those show
people"
Two young men have appeared in
local houses within the past two
weeks, each doing a will Rogers
act" Ahearn, at Keith's offered jokes,
every one of which were original and
new; Ward, at the Earle, with his
little boy, practically went through
the same stunts and not once was an
old joke put forth. The question is,
where do they get the jokes? The big
revues could very we'll follow the plan
of getting new material.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Switched to Success

nIMITRI BUCHOWETsKI. who
was imported" several years ago
by the Famous Players-Las Corpo-
ration to direct Pola Negri, suddenly
switched his activities from the Lasky
studio to that of Metro-G oldwyn. May
er to produce for the latter Mae Muir
rays latest picture, Valencia"
Louis b. Mayer, following the COM
pletion of Valencia" announced that
he and his Metro Goldwyn-Mayer as
sociates were so pleased with Buchow-
etski's work on that picture that a
long-term contract was offered the di-
rector, who now will direct some of
the biggest NJ. GIN. pictures.
Up to his enlistment under the
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer banner, Blu
chowetski has not fulfilled in America
the promise contained in his foreign
films. He was responsible for the pro-
duction of Peter the Great" one of
Emil Jannings' biggest successes, and
he had been associated with Lubitsch
on a number of other big foreign pic
lures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Stills To Be A Director

MILTON STILLS is beginning to be-
lieve he may best serve by turn
from acting to directing.
OF all the people who are working
to develop the moving picture to its
highest forms of artistry and human
appeals, Stills perhaps has one Of the
best backgrounds.
He began his career as a professor
Of philosophy in great Middle West
ern university. turned to the stage,
where he was a leading man in sew
eral famous plays, and then rose to
stardom in the films by steady, sin
cere work, which reached it's climax
in his performances in THE Sea
Hawk" Men of Steel and THE
Silent Lover"
For all three pictures he aided in
the scenario writing, proving a genius
for sensing the dramatic twists in un-
folding tales.
Now Sills Is again seeking fresh
fields to enrich with his creative
imagination. He is considering try
ing his hand at directing. The screen
would lose a great actor, but 1t would
gain as great director, 1t is believed
Stills himself says he is considering
the prospect of directing at the ex-
piration of his present contract with
First National. which still calls for
several more pictures. His latest pic.
ture, The Silent Lover" comes to
Washington TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
RIALTO-"The N,,.ht of Love"

1.-THE Night of Love" George Fitz-
maurice's production for Samuel Gold
wyn, co-starring Wilma Banky and
Ronald Colman, has it's world S
premiere showing at the Rialto this
week.
Colman appears in a new charac-
ter for him, that of a gypsy bandit.
Montero, whose bride is taken from
him by the lord of the domain. the
Duke de la Garda-and who vows re-
venge on him Wilma Banky. as
the Princess Marie of France. is
forced into marriage with the Duke
and it Is Montero, the gypsy, who alb
ducts her on the first night for his
revenge. But into his heart. even in
his hour of triumph over the Duke,
comes love for the princess.
This leads to a thrilling denouement
in which the gypsy lover is captured
and later the climax. which portrays
the rescue and reunion of the lovers.
The supporting cast includes Monta'
gu Love. Natalie Kingston, Laska
Winter, Sally Rand and the Marion
Morgan Dancers, who appear in the
lavish bacchanalian sequence.
The stage presentation will be an
atmospheric prologue to the picture
featuring Themy Georgi, tenor. for
merly with the Opera Comique, Paris
and later with the Cincinnati Opera
Co. Edith Van, gypsy violinist, also
has prominent part in the prologue.
The Rialto orchestra will play for
an overture a novel arrangement by
Rox Rommell of Mary Lou" which
he also personally conducts.
The International News, comedy
and other short reels are added fea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Next Week $ Photoplays
Queen of Them All

MAY WIRTH. an acknowledged
of IA, was in the making more than
a century ago, If there is anything re-
liable in the Darwinian theory OF evo-
luton. For three generations her an
cestors have been great circus owners
of Australia, and the name Wlrth, In
the Antipodes, has significance SIM
liar to that of Barnum in America.
The Wirths have been performers
as well as proprietors. Every gem
Grafton has produced daring riders, of
whom the May Wirth of today is
agreed by all odds to be the most
proficient and spectacular.
Five generations ago John Wirth,
riding in a jockey act in a primitive
circus in England, was hailed as the
greatest rider of his period, because
he ventured to stand in the saddle
and ride three times around the ring.
The act was introduced with blare
of trumpets, outriders announcing
that the most thrilling equestrian
feat of the century was about to take
place.
Little May conquered her great
great-great-g speciality be-
fore she was out of her rompers.
Each generation, of course, sets a new
pace and jaded tastes demand new
thrills. The potential queen of
equestriennes began where her noted
progenitor left off, and at IA she
opened in Madison Square Garden
with the unique honor accorded her
of being the sole performer in three
rings, thus breaking all the traditions
of the tanbark.
Like her distinguished ancestor,
- n -. II
trumpets and a bodyguard in hussar
costume. Only, instead of standing
with feet firmly clinched in an old
fashioned saddle lightly twisted, she
turned in midair. accomplishing
forward and backward somersaults
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Movie Sidelights

By the Associated Press.
EVERY hostess knows how her Twin
room looks after a party. Obtain
ing this effect for motion picture,
is hard on the property men. In tn
production of Paradise for Two
they had to smoke dozens of Gig
rettes to get as many butts into IL
scene of finished party as the guest
would have smoked.
Betty Bronson is filing in the Gu.
tomary waits between scenes b
studying French. For the present sh
finds it easier to respond to her il
structor's volubility with gesture an
pantomime than in the new Language
A prop in the wings of vaudevillf
theaters has been adopted for motor
picture use. 1t is the box of rosir
upon which dancers wipe their shoes
to prevent a tumble. Before walkina
on a setting that has waxed parquct
floors the players pass the soles o.
their shoes over the rosin, thus avoid
ing slapstick falls in the midst OF
drama.
More than three-quarters of tho
States have been visited by film com
panies in search of outdoor back
grounds. Following are just a few
in which photoplays have been made
in the past three years: Arizona
Utah, Texas, Mississippi, Wyoming
Montana, Washington, Oregon, Ne
vada, New Mexico, Florida, New JeT
sey, all of the New England States.
Pennsylvania, Georgia, West Virginia
Colorado. South Carolina, Kentucky
and Tennessee.
The desert % miles from Needles,
Calf, is being used for location not
because of its arid wastes but because
of the wide Colorado River which
flows through it, An African village
has been reproduced on the river
banks and plateau, and a river steam
er capable of carrying so or more per-
sons was constructed on the spot.
The setting Is for a Sam E. Rork pro
duction, THE Notorious Lady"
The source of the apparently unlim-
tied number of automobiles. expensive
and cheap, that appear on the screen
has been found. They are rented.
More than 45 individually owned
rent cars are kept on a special lot
Just outside of the Metro Goldwyn-
Mayer studio gate. When car is to
be wrecked in a picture it is obtained
from a secondhand dealer. Rents for
special automobiles with drivers range
from $35 to SIS a day.
The ability of the motion picture
actor is retrogressing, in the opinion
of Francis x. Bushman.
Yesterday" says Bushman, 'the
player was called upon to portray
many different roles. In one picture
he was a cowboy, then a minister and
again a soldier. Today he portrays
the old days called for more action
than is demanded of the current
actor"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

from one horse to another, taking
flying leaps from the ground, dane
ing on the back of the galloping
steeds with all the grace and charm
of a premiere dansuese. 1t was a
revelation of the possibilities of
riding which would have caused the
ancestral John Wirth to gasp with
amaZement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
Photoplays This Week
SILENT DRAMA ATTRACTIONS.

RIALTO-"The Night of Love" This evening
INTERCOLLEGIATE Silent Lover evening
PALACE-Valena- Froc" This afternoon and
evening
COLUMBIA Second Week)"The This afternoon
and evening
TIVOLI-"The City" This afternoon evening
AMBASSADOR-The Silent Lover afternoon and evening
WARDMAN PARK (Second Week)-"Chaned" This evening
CENTRALThe Man the Shadow This
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

1t presents Fairbanks in the role of a
young English nObleman whose ship
is scuttled by pirates on the Spanish
Main. To avenge his fathers death,
he craftily persuades the pirates To
permit him to join their band. bests
their leader. captures a ship single
handed and resCues a beautiful girl
who contributes to the romantic cpl
sOdes of the story
Thrilling incidents in the screen
drama include a desperate fight with
the pirate chief, a sentence that Doug
walk the plank. ard when he brings
about the capture of the entire pirat-
ical crew by heading a rescue party
under water to the pirate ship.
Elton Thomas. author of THE Thief
of Bagdad" and robin Hood" is the
author of 1.-THE Black Pirate" and
Albert Parker directed its production
Miss Billie Dove is the heroine. and
Donald Crisp, Sam de Grasse and Ar
ders Randolph distinguish the cast
Added attractions include the Pathe
News reel and orchestral overture an
accompaniment by the Columbia O.
Chestra under Leon Brusilof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
WARDMAN PARK.-"Chained. -

Ufa's most recent success
Chained" will begin it's second week
at the Wardman Park Theater
this evening, having been held over
by popular request.
The story is based on the life Of
Rodin, the famous sculptor (Benja
min Christensen portraying that fig
ure as Claude Zoret), and his love foI
his model and companion, Michael.
Walter SleZak, a foreign find. ."
takes the part of Michael, who finally
becomes estranged from his foster.
father, Zoret. after the discovery of
his love for a Russian princess, Lu-
cha. The return of the penitent when
he is notified of the fatal illness of
his master marks the most tense
moment In the picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

John Mccormick, general manager
of West Coast production for First
National pictures, announces the en-.
gagement of Raymond Cannon to
write the continuity for Lilly of the
Laundry" in which Anna Q. Nilsson
is to be featured. The picture is an
adaptation of Gerald Beaumont s
story, said with Soap
Jackie Cocgan's next picture is an.
nounced as THE Bugle Call" an
original story of frontier life, which
Hugh Stromberg will produce for
Merto .Goldwyn-Mayer, instead of
Buttons. which it has been decided
shall be his second picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16
COLUMBIA-"The Black Pirate. /"

THE Black Pirate" Douglas Fair
banks romantic masterpiece Of pirate
days on the Spanish Main. will be
held over at Loew's Columbia for this
great week to satisfy those who were
unable to obtain seats during the first
week of it's Washington showing.
THE Black Pirate" has been filmed
entirely in color, and it's rich reds,
hunter green's and soft sepias. it has
been said, make the picture the mod
ern counterpart of an old Rembrandt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-16

FORGE BEBAN, who ap-
peared last week at the
Earle, was found by First
Nighter in a suite of rooms
OF fha MaufnMpr and he