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THE DAWN--RASSVIET

4 Russian Daily Newspaper, Puhlishe6
svsry day, except Sunday, by the ri
Eeatorists of Russian Trades UAioR Of
de United State, Of America and
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18

ton would be studied during the con-
vention, III. u. Nelson. executive sec
rotary of the National Realtors Asso-
cation. stated that the New Orleans
Real Estate Board had been asked to
act as clearing house for suggestions
,or flood control.
The New Orleans realtors also will
select n speaker to present the flood
problem and will confer with other
real estate boards in the flooded sec
tons in framing proposing flood con-
troll measures.
In a recent editorial entitled 1.-THE
Realtors Part" the New Orleans
Item-Tribune urges the Importance to
New Orleans that its delegation to the
Seattle meeting tell the true situation
about the flood visitation. and above
all secure the Endorsement and interest
of the men who direct investment In
he underlying asset OF the Nation In
the fight for adequate protective meas
ures under national control"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
PROGRAM TO AID
CITY EXPANSION
Operative Builders AsSocia-
ton Meets and Arranges to
Assist Various Agencies.

Enlargement of the scope of the
activities of the Operative Builders AS
ISOLATION of the District of Columbia
with a view to benefiting not only the
builders but to promoting the prac.
teal and beautiful development or
Washington was planned at a. special
meeting of the association held this
week at the Carlton Hotel
The association adopted broad pro
gram designed to aid the building in.
dustry here, with special attention de-
voted to using the influence of the as.
ISOLATION for the meter development
of the Capital.
Group Plans Activities.
Among the activities planned by the
association during the coming year,
according to an announcement by
Rufus S. Lusk, president of the Opera
tive Builders Association, will be an
effort to assist District officials in OBJ
tanning larger appropriations when
needed. to work with the Zoning Com
mission in a helpful spirit. to CO.
operate with labor in the building in
dustry, the real estate investor and
others having to do with the construc-
ton industry.
A feature of the meeting was the
election of members of the executive
committee, which will serve during the
coming year. The new committeeman
are: Joseph B. Bowling. Jesse Hedges,
Monroe Warren, E. S. Kennedy, w. c..
Miller. w. Waverly Taylor, jr.. and
Rufus S. Lusk. The new executive
committee will me next Tuesday for
the election of the officers of the asso-
citation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
REALTORS SESSION
WILL Study FLOOD
Mississippi Valley Problem
Will Be Laid Before
Seattle Meeting.

The problem of flood control meas
ures for.the treat areas of the Middle
West. which are swept nearly every
year by floods, together with q state
ment of the needs of reconstruction
work in sections which this year suf
fered huge losses from recurring
floods. will be laid before the annual
convention of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards at Seattle.
Wash, August 1913.
In announcing that the flood situa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18

nounced. The property has been
leased to the firm by the National Say
ings & Trust Co., one of the trustees
of the Lucas estate.
The Cosgrove Co. now is oper-
ating in st. Petersburg. Fla, where il
has been in business for the past 10
years. While it will continue to oper-
at, there. part of the sales force of
the concern will be brought to Wash
ington. The firm has acquired about
15' acres along Conduit road. which
it plans to develop into residential
section. Twenty acres will be de-
veloped at the start. Mr.. Cosgrove
said. This development will consist OF
six, seven and eight room brick de-
tached homes of English design.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
CONDUIT ROAD TRACT
SOON TO BE OPENED
Cosgrove Co. Will Develop co.
Acre Plot Into Resi-
Dental Area.

Development of a 20-acre tract of
land lying along Conduit road into Il
new residential section will be started
early next month by the j. NJ. Cos
grove Co, which will open it's offices
here July 1, according to an announce
ment today by J. M. Cosgrove, head
of the firm.
The Cosgrove firm has leased the
building at 1880 K street, formerly the
home of the Wardman Co, where
the new firm will conduct a general
real estate business, Mr.. Cosgrove an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18

ter A. DUNCAN, Hedges & Middleton.
Thomas A. Jameson, Kennedy Bros.
Co., Harry A. Kite, Inc; w. c. q A.
N. Miller, H. L. Rust Co, r. N. San
ford. B. F. Saul, Shannon Luchs
Co, Harris Shapero. c. H. Small q
Co., Charles NJ. Wallingsford, Ward
man Construction Co. and NJ. & r. 3.
Warren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
Movie Stars to Wed.

LOS ANGELES, June IS R).--
Wilma Banky and Rod Larocque Of the
movies will be married here Sunday.
They obtained a license yesterday:
Miss Banky gave her age as % and
Larocque said he was %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
Will Enlarge Membership.

One of the phases of the new pro-
gram of the association will be a con-
siderable enlargement of it's member
ship, which now totals 16 Washing
ton firms. A total membership of so
local builders is sought. The goal al
ready is in sight, it is reported. for
nearly 40 operative builders attended
the meeting this week and many who
were not members announced their in
tention of applying for membership.
The present membership includes
the firms of Douglass & Phillips, Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-18
Ordered to Texas.

Capt. Jean Y. Underwood, Army
Veterinary Corps, has been relieved
from duty at Fort Myer. Va, effective
August /, and ordered to Fort Clark,
Tex, for duty.
Evening star., 1927-07-24
Art and Romance.

4 LII the world loves real romance.
Maryon Vadie. dancer, and her
husband, Ota Gygi. violinist, appear
ing here in vaudeville this week. are
eXponents of it, if all that is said Of
them be true.
Miss Vadie is Los Angeles girl
still in her teens, who began the study
of ballet dancing at the mature age
of years i'm the Italian school in
her native city. she became so pro-
tcient that she was sent abroad to
study under the great ballet masters.
After learning all that the classical
schools could teach she took a COM
plete course of the Imperial Russian
Ballet from Edouard Kuryle, ballet
master of the Imperial Russian gov
ernment theaters in Moscow, War
saw and Petrograd. lie later became
the dance partner of Anna Pavlowa,
Adeline Genee and Lydia Kyasht. 1t
was he who first called Miss Vadie
the American Genee."
Returning to this country, she
toured with her own company of
dancing girls in the big-time vaude-
vile houses
Many times there appeared on the
same bill with her a dark-eyed young
Spanish violinist named Ota Gygi,
who had been court violinist to the
King of Spain, but who on account
OF liberal tendencies is said TO have
left the royal encourage and came to
America seeking his fortune. He, too,
had been a concert artist and had
been persuaded by flattering contracts
to enter vaudeville
And then-they teamed for life. and
all is we'll, so they say.
Evening star., 1927-07-24
NATIONAT-.IfIW / Was Rich"

eff 1 Was Rich the humorous
saga of the decline and rise OF an
obscure young shipping clerk. is TINS
weeks attraction at the National,
opening tomorrow evening. This
comedy, by William Anthony Nc
Guire, had it's premiere here two sea
sons ago, with Joe Laurie, jr.. in the
role which Billy Phelps will essay
here.
Think rich, act rich and you'll be
rich" is the theory which animate
Jimmy Sterling, goaded on by his
Young bride. Jimmy crashes" Long
island society, masquerading AS the
son Of a South American rubber mag
nate. He's pretty much of rough
neck. but society is blind to crudity
when it is backed by greenbacks--
mythical ones, true enough, in this
case.
Jimmy's theory works out in way
not anticipated by him and the climax
comes when he encounters his own
boss at reception and is exposed
Evening star., 1927-07-24
Something of the New Play.

IN "If l Was Rich" a piece fathered
by William Anthony Mcguire,
which had enjoyed long runs in New
York, in Chicago and on the road.
Mcclure has taken a situation of
contrasts and has fashioned noun
tain of laughter from the action which
finds a humble little shipping clerk
being patronized and fawned over in
Long Island society-than which there
is no longer.
Jimmy Sterling has been Coue-ized
by the adjurations of his pretty bride
To get himself above the level of a
shipping department, He imperson-
ates the son of a South American
rubber baron, by virtue of bearing
the same name, and, 10 and behold.
his observation that 'if you think
rich and act rich you will be rich, :"
begins to have fruitful results when
his boss meets him and exposes the
masquerade and separates him from
the company pay roll.
Not for long, however, for the boss
is impressed with the youngsters s
nerve and plans bigger and better
things for him in a bigger and better
way,
Evening star., 1927-07-24
COLUMBIA-"WOmen Love
Diamonds"

Women Love Diamonds" Metro
GoldwynMayers new drama of New
York society, is featured at Loew' s
Columbia Theater this week, begin
ming today.
The story is described as a sensa-
tional expose of the inside life of the
idle rich, by Edmund Gouldiug, who
also directed it.
The cast is notable. including Pauline
Starke and Owen Moore in the lead
ing roles, Douglas Fairbanks, jr.;
Lionel Barrymore, Gwen Lee. George
Cooper, Cissy Fitzgerald Carol Wines.
Constance Howard and Dorothy Phil
lips.
Spectacular scenes in fashiona BILE
New York, on the estates of million
aires, and other elaborate detail mark
the production, with gorgeous cos
tunes and jewelry.
Goulding, the author. is famous for
his play Dancing Mothers" a no.
table hit of the season. Incidentally,
Constance Howard. who was the star
of the play, has an important role in
this picture.
Supplementary features will include
a Lloyd Hamilton comedy, Pathe
News, scenic and the Columbia en-
semble.
LITTLE THEATER--"Cyrano de
Bergerac."
Due to extraordinary demand. 1t is
announced. "Cyrano de Bergerac." the
CONTINUED on 1ird Page)
Evening star., 1927-07-24
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

returned to this country after an alb
sence of eight years. It is announced
that he will produce a play of his own
authorship the coming season.
James La Penna announces the
production of a musical comedy, un-
named as yet, by Paul Gerard Smith.
1t will open in Philadelphia August
%. j. Fred Coots has written the score
nelly and Bobbie Perkins head the
cast.
a." Enchanted Isle" musical produc-
ton with book. music and lyrics by
Ida Hoyt Chamberlain. will be placed
in rehearsal by the American Allied
Arts, Inc, August s. Basil Ruysdael,
who last appeared in THE Cocoa
nuts" has been engaged for one of
the principal roles.
After what may be termed a highly
successful season. 45 weeks, to be
exact. Eddie Dowing's Honeymoon
Lane" closed its New York engage
ment last night. The company is to
reopen on the road after a brief va
cation,
Josephine t1dI, Joe Alen ana
Marion Waring -Manley are to be in
the supporting cast Of Marc Connol-
ly's play. THE Wild Man of Borneo,"
which Philip Goodman will produce
next season. George Hassell has the
leading role. The play was tried out
last year bue temporarily shelved.
'The Silver Cord" closed it's New
York run last night. Presented first
last December, it has been one of the
Theater Guilds major successes Of
the season, alternating until a few
weeks ago with Ned McCobb's
Daughter" also by Sydney Howard.
Ona Munson and George Price are
in a musical comedy called
by George" with libretto by Elliott
Lester. the Philadelphia pedagogue
who wrote THE Mud Turtle" and the
forthcoming 1.-THE Medicine Man"
The new Bowling and Hanley show.
East Side West Side" with Ray
Dooley (Mrs. Eddie Dowling) as its
star. will open in New York in Sep
tember.
Margaret Irving will join the Chi
cago company of "The Desert Song"
She was last seen in the Windy City
in the Ziegfeld Follies.
Raymond Hitchcock will be the fea.
tured comedian of Just Fancy" the
version OF Just Suppose, :,
and Joseph Santley's initial under.
taking as an actor mana ser.
Evening star., 1927-07-24

ANDREW LAWLER. JR., has beer
IA engaged by Jed Harris for Co
quette," the play in which Helen
Hayes is to appear.
Spread Eagle" is to be presented
in London in the Fall.
Mary Hone has been engaged to
play Eva LIE Gallienne's role in the
touring company of The Cradle
Song" which the Civic Repertory
Theater will sponsor.
John Bohn and Earle SimmOnds are
reheaSsing a play of their own author.
ship, entitled Dumb Luck"
Edward Pascal is to succeed Milton
Wallace in the New York Able s
Irish Rose" company tomorrow night.
Mr.. Wallace has been member OF
the company four years.
The first performance of 'The Cos.
sip Gallery" was given by the Play
Mill Company at New Canaan, Conn,
last week. Ann Orr, formerly a mu.
sical comedy actress. had the leading
role.
Billy Gaxton, who was headlining
at Keith's last week, has been en-
gagged for the leading role in the mll-
sical comedy version of "A Connect.
cut Yankee at the Court of King
Arthur" which will shortly open in
New York.
The New York World is carrying
on a voting contest among twenty
six of the prominent actresses and
actors to determine who is ''the most
stimulating critic in New York and
Brooklyn" The polls will close next
Wednesday night. The scheme origi-
mated some time ago when the critics
were asked to vote on the man and
woman who did the best work on the
stage last season. The stage people
are taking no chances and are voting
anonymously.
John Golden's latest managerial
offering, The kibitZer," had it's inl-
tial tryout at Stamford, Conn, re-
Gently. The title is taken from a
Yiddish expression of a man who is
always advising but afraid to take
a chance himself. Edward G.. Rob.
inson appeared in the leading role.
Lew Fields has returned to New
York from London. where he went
to launch "Peggy-Ann" on the Eng
iish dramatic sea. He reports that
the play and company got away to
a splendid start.
J. II. Benrimo, who is credited as
co-author of The yellow Jacket, has
Evening star., 1927-07-24

Vine and Dale, Lads You Win Like, ;"
in snappy dialogue, intricate dancing
and twopart singing, and John Irving
Fisher. AN Entertainer of Merit"
The photoplay will be Donald Crisp =
production of Vanity" starring Lea
trice JOY. supported by Charles Ray
and a cast including Alan Hale,
Mayme kelso, Noble Johnson, Helen
Lee Worthing and Louis Payne. The
story visualiZes an episode in the lives
of the three pawns of fate--a vain
society girl, d son of the idle rich and
a low.born domineering creature
whose pathways cross and open 10
each the door of exciting adventure
and stark tragedy. A Christie comedy,
"Giddy Gobblers," and kinograms will
complete the bill.