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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-02-05
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08

retained-rather treat for Wash.
ington. 1t goes without saying
that they are uniformly excellent.
Paul Harvey as Inspector Killain
is an outstanding figure of hard
boiled police executive, while Ray
Collins as the faithful and intel
ligent Nelson won the affections
of the audience early in the play.
The ingenue role Is filled tensely
by Miriam Doyle while Niles
WEIGH Is equally effective in a
juvenile role. Extremely fine Is
the presentation of a wife with
nerves worn thin by suppressed
troubles as done by Phoebe Foster
who rises to the occasion splendid
ly in two big scenes. But each
and all of the cast deserve an
almost equal tribute in the aicety
Of their work.
After its lengthy New York run
this mystery play energies with
all Of the finish and snap to be
expected from a first class Broad
way product. The timing and
climaxes are perfect, each act
working up inevitably and without
a moment of drag to the knock
out thrill. The whole Donovan
Affair" works like creased light
ming and is a gorgeous detective
story. take it from us.-Mary
Harris.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08

more delightfully."- CORY evening.
A high society locale is chosen
for the setting of the affair. while
the action pivots upon the COM
plicated and heavy amours of a
young man who is eliminated from
worldly affairs just before the cur.
tain goes up. Before the middle
of the first act practically eyery~.
one in the dinner party has, fig
uratively speaking, put both feet
into their mouths, and the dis
tracted Inspector Killain has about
concluded that all of these charm
ing people had banded together to
knock off the first casualty of the
evening.
Practically every lady present
seems to have been engaged in
some sort of a liaison with the de-
parted, while 1t turns out that the
genera of Friend Husband on hand
had not been entirely unsuspect-
ing. A magic cat's-eye ring looms
up as an important clue, and a
pack Of torn.up letters provides
pleasant but not very Illuminating
reading matter for the inspector.
If 1t we're not for Nelson, the faith
full family butler, who acts as a
sort of deus ex machina- the min
ions Of the law would be left to-
tally at a loss. But Nelson does
his bit nobly, with the result of a
fine flash ending for the last act.
The original New York cast is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08

Forgot. God. under the guidance
Of Victor Fleming.
Also In production on the lot
are Wings" the air service epic.
whose company has just returned
from the San Antonio location:
Special Delivery" Eddie Can.
tors second screen comedy; Eve
ming Clothes. with AdoIphe Men.
jou as the star; Afraid to Love-.
starring Florence Vidor: a new
picture starring Wallace Berry;
'Ritzy," the Elinor Glyn story
in which Betty Bronson is star.
ring; Too Many Crooks CO.
featuring Mildred Davis and
Lloyd Hughes: Raymond Grif-
fith's next attraction; Fashions
For Women" Esther Ralston's
first starring vehicle.
"Soundings." with Lois Moran
and Douglas Gilmore in the lead.
ing roles. and ARIZONA Bound
Gary Cooper's starring vehicle.
are slated to start within a few
days. Children Of Divorce" "A
Kiss In a Taxi" and 1.-THE Mys-
terious Rider have just been
completed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08

three portTayaIs The speaking
good throughout but the protueran accomplishments the
hands of these three.
The story Of Maggie Wylie the gist tragedy
Tossed in the teeth of passoness stupid sutton by three
brothers. his valet until
the condescndng arrives when he mares
her and leaves her naughty piece marble with title
Magge energetic hiding in the background throughout the rise
Barrie imagination has been thanked for And its made
submer by the inspired casting of William A. Brady and Lee
Shuber.
you two-hour flight through clouds, please
pass this Bly,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-02-08
GAYETY GOES IN
FOR THE LURD
STUFF

Written by those past masters
in the art of evolving melo.dra.
matte plots-charles E. and H.
Clay Blaney-"3ed Kisses a
somewhat daring episode with the
wilds Of tropical Brazil as the
scene. got off to a good start at
the Gayety last night. Although
somewhat reminiscent OF Rain"
and white. Cargo this Blaney
play has some tense moments and
the little strain OF comedy that
runs through the piece is Just
enough to quiet. the nerves after
some exciting gun plays.
This comedy touch Is provided
by Miss Cecil Spooner. In the
character OF Mamie Smith, this
clever coincidence revealed herself
as one of the best of the female
wiseacres. Mamie Smith, a prod.
uct of san Francisco's honky.
tonks, certainly knows her
onions" as the boys in the back
room are won't to say.
AS the william of the piece Bob
Law was sufficiently viliianous TO
get a hearty round of applause on
a number OF occasions. Louise L.
Kirkland, as Mary Lee. was ap.
pealing. Willis Claire handled the
role OF the "parson" conyincingly.
Others in. the cast include M. nj.
Kennedy. Bobby Livingston, Jean
Clarendon, Eugene La Rue, Wal
ton de Carlo, and Arthur Ed.
wards.
Eight girls, Drowned to represent
Borora girls. introduced a. series
of so-called native dances.--H. w.
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PARAMOUNT AND
ITS CURRENT
PLANS

Production is on the increase
Z the Famous Players.Lasky
studio in Hollywood. Twelve pic.
tures are now under way. with
others in preparation.
Rough House Rosie. Clara
Bows next starring vehicle.
Wnicn Frank Strayer is direct
ing is one: Two outstanding for
elgn stars began work in their
respective productions, Pola Negri
~ screen adaptation, as vet un.
Iltieu. OF one of Ernest Vajda,s
9reatest plays, under the direc.
ton OF Mauritz Etiller, and Emil
. Sannings in his first American
made vehicle. 'aThe Man Who
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A new shade for electric lamps
that its inventor claims initiates
daylight. is composed of three lay.
ers of glass, blue white ana clear.
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ing coat. fairly presentable gar.
ment; the other. a carrying coat
which would not pass muster on
on ones back but. when carried on
the arm. lent certain warmth and
not inconsiderable air of opulence.
Then Mejou came west and the
rest is screen history. Sedley met
with fair success in the East. He
recently went 10 Hollywood to try
ms luck out there and a role in
Blonde or Brunette" was the
result.
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JUST ONE THRILL ON
ANOTHER

Homicide with the salad good Oldfashoned mystery murder
with the demitasse nice piece manaughterage
with the cgarets That's the jolly dinner party that
opens h Donovan Affair."" the latest Owen Davis thriller pre-
the National One positively apoplecic thrill is piled
another with whatever for folks with weak
At the the show the slightest suggestion darken
ing the lights brought faint squea apprehension anpa
audience, Who all in ALL probably had had
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luz Oeu1Sy 10 OuS VI the men WIN
knew Menjou before the magnates
Of Hollywood decided that there
was no one in picturedom with
Menjou's particular flair for so.
phiscated romance and began
paying him $lS5,OOO a year for
it.
Henry Sedley and Meniou were
room-mates in the days that fol.
lowed the war. Both had served in
France and both were then cking
out a precarious livelihood in a
steamship office. awaiting the time
when fame and fortune would call
to them from the footlights.
There were two overcoats-
between them. One was the wear.
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OASNSNAAS SSNS0AC anu a AtdJCS-t
tic pathos in the care Of Helen
Hayes and Kenneth McKenna
that, somehow, pictures other
people as verging on the incon-
ceivable in these roles.
Helen Hayes wasn't even
threat at this mad old world
when the gentleman who is a
synonym for wnimsy, penned this
tale but her physical fitness alone
for the role conjures the thought
that she sat on a dais and was
looked at by Barrie as he evolved
the story of Maggie Wylie and
her brief incursion into heaven.
There is that wistfulness blanket
ing the Hayes countenance that
permits you to imagine no one
else so loyal and brave and warm
as to put up with the boorish
John Shand and the consequent
effect on your emotions as the
snide walks out of her life with
another woman, is compelling to
an almost unmentionable degree.
There are three characterize
tons here that will bring into
action the hands of the coolest
auditors; those of Helen Hayes,
Kenneth MacKenna and Lumsden
Hare. Don't let this mislead you
into believing that there are only
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MORE THAN A LITTLE
BIT OF HEAVEN
Bx Harold PHILLIPS

AS fine and lovely play and perfOrmance this will
account occurring the the Basco Theer The
yenerabes who boast Of remembering when viii about
Ee Wo KH MAJ Bennes version Or PARTS Rarrass
tolerate their effusons For him. however, the play
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DAYS THAT WEREN'T
ALL SALAD

In the of Adophe Mnjous picture Blonde or
Brunette which is at Loews Palace appears the Henry
Sedley in Of the smaller parts of the picture.
To the photopay means
little but to Adophe Menou it meant very great
Evening star., 1927-05-05

A method of sheathing radium to
prevent the rays from causing burns
has been developed by Nine. Marie
Curie.
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Much Wanton Destruction.

A large part Of this destruction is
absolutely wanton. Everything valu.
able has been gone for nearly month,
yet systematic pillaging of odds ana
ends continues.
Heavy bombardment by Northern
ers at Pukow, on the other side of the
river, today forced the evacuation of
the portion of Marking lying closest
to the river. Every school and uni
versity in the city is now occupied by
soldiers. Most shops are closed. Busi-
ness is at standstill. No boats are
allowed to call here. The only COM
munication with the outside world.
even for Kuomintang dignitaries, is
the uncertain, dangerous railway line
to Shanghai. Marking University,
which remained open until yesterday,
closed today because soldiers have
been raiding the premises every day,
arresting Communist" students, IL
Of whom have already been beheaded.
Copyright. 1927. by North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
Evening star., 1927-05-05
Lo0ting Still Going On.

The third house down the hill from
this mansion still flies the American
nag over scene of equal desolation.
Women, children and coolies were
bus1ly rummaging in piles Of debris
TO lind anything useful to carry
away. l asked the officer accompany
Ing me why they We're still allowed to
loot foreign property. He replied:
Why not? Foreigners never come
back here again"
The entrance to these estates bears
a placard, signed by the Nationalist
general, Chen Chen. declaring this
property foreigners and anybody
looting it shall be shot. Nevertheless.
no guards are stationed there, and
the houses are slowly but surely being
demolished. Even planks from the
floors are being torn up by woman
coolies and carried off without the
slightest effort made to prevent it.
Evening star., 1927-05-05

made me thoroughly conscious of the
fact before / reached Chang's head
quarters. Chang is established in the
private residence of Chinese mer-
chant and has fleet of % motor cars
seized from private citizens, Chinese
and foreign. reached NanlSing after
a 20-hour journey from Shanghai on
a military train over a road which in
ordinary times is covered in eight
hours. I spent the night outside the
city walls with a motley crew of office
seekers who were flocking to Nan
king to interview the new dictator.
Visits Scenes of Outrages.
After the interview today Chang
supplied me with an automobile and a
guard for a visit to Socony Hill and
other points of interest. Some foreign
gunboats are still anchored in the
river within sight of the hilltop where
the tragic events of March 25 took
place. l went from house to house
visiting scenes of former. comfort and
present desolation. Every object
which can be carried away has been
removed, including the electric light
fixtures, portions of fireplaces and
whole windows and doors. Where fur
nlture was too heavy to be convent
emily moved it has been smashed into
bits. The stuff1ng of heavy divans
lies scattered over the floors of the
houses in the midst Of the debris of
every kind of object
A house at the top OF the hill had
the roof badly damaged by shell
from a gunboat. A piano, smashed
into bits, lies just outside the draw
ing room. Among the debris in the
house | picked up sheet of a senti-
mental song called Home, Iaddje.
home" and a receipt for dues paid to
the Nanking Women's Club by Mrs.
L.. L. Barnard, signed Dorothy Mack.
I'm Hancock, treasurer"