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The Washington times., 1928-01-16
SENATE OPENS
S-4 PROBE

Faced with three alternative pro-
posaIs for investigating the S-4
submarine disaster which cost the
lives of two score sailors several
weeks ago. the Senate was ex-
nected today to decide which OF
the three suggestions it will fol
low. The decision is to be made
when the majority report or the
Naval Affairs Committee, embody-
ing the Administration investlga-
ton plan, is presented.
The other two plans are spon-
sored by Democrats, and these call
for Conversational investigation. The
charge has been raised by RepubI-
cans that the Democrats are moved
bv political considerations in de-
rnanding that the probe be made by
the Senate.
Senator Hale fR) of Maine. chair
man of the Naval Affairs Commit
tee, said he would file the majority
report today. This calls for the
appointment by the President or
three civilians and two retired
naval officers to inquire into the
causes of the disaster and to con-
slider what safety devices and other
measures can be adopted to pre-
vent such accidents in the future.
The civilian commission idea mas
the approval of President Coolidge
and other Administration leaders.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
CAT SHOW HAS
200 ENTRIES

The eighth championship show OF
the washington Cat Club opens to-
night at L'Aiglon Ballroom
Eighteenth Street, and Columbia
Road, n. W., with royal Siamese,
Persian and just plain "alley" cats
vying for top honors.
Siamese felines were recently
brought to America by Mrs. William
Hard. wife of the political writer,
from the Near East, Miss Lillian
M. Goodwin, New York, also is
bringing five entries, including
Lavender Mist, recent blue rlpDon
winner at the New York Cat Show.
over 200 entries are listed, and
local exhibitors are Mrs. John ".
Tiffany, Mrs. Anna V: Jennings,
Miss Emma c. Payne, Mrs. William
Hard. Mrs. Martin h. Metcaf, MRS.
A. f. Hanes. Mrs. Paul l.. Bonner,
James J. Dawson. Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Miss Mary FogarIy, Mrs.
Edna. nj. Spellbring. Mrs. Edward
O.Hare, Malcolm G.. Lennox, Il.
Silfies. Mrs. Frank Wenner, Mrs.
William St. Webb. Mrs. Anna
O'Grady. Mrs. B. F. Woodward,
Miss Edna o. Reed, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shaw Reed, Mrs. Marie L. Black
stone, Mrs. c.. H. earle, Mrs. Harry
Peale. Mrs. Ben Miller, Mrs. r. Z.
Rice Mrs. Floyd Soule. Mrs. James
S. Griffin. Miss Elaine Wardeil,
Miss Theresa Byrnes, Miss Anne y.
Hacker, Mrs. G. E. Haar, Mrs.
Lavinia H. Wine, Miss Sybil Baker,
Mrs. Annette H. McCarty. Mrs.
Newbold Moves. Mrs. Joseph Stod-
dard and Mrs. A. H. Schultz.
In addition to these, many out
of,town owners will exhibit. Mrs.
Kate Stiles of Lyon Village Va, is
entering her famous three Persians;
Miss Maud Farrer, Orange, Va. has
entered Blue Boy, a famed feline
aristocrat. Other entries have been
made by Mrs. V. j. Pedone. Rosslyn,
Va; Mrs. J. l.. Garrett, Hyattsville;
Mrs. James Briscoe. Hayttsvilie,
Mrs. George H. Durity, Hagerstown;
Mrs. William <. Hill, Takoma Park,
and Mrs J.. H. Protheroe. Rust
burgh, Va.
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
Women Democrats Are
Told How to Aid Party

Three lines Of endeavor. open 10
all Democratic women to help their
partv to victory next November.
were outlined by Mrs. Emily Newell
Blair. vice chairman of the Demo
cratic National Committee. in re-
sponse to request to helpful ad'
vice made to the National Demo
cratic Women's Club by hundreds
of enfranchised women.
They are:
Strengthen their own home Dem
ocratic clubs. ~
Pattern these clubs after the Ma
tional Democratic Woman's CLUB
Make whatever contributions they
see fit to the Democratic campaign
chest.
Mrs. Blair pointed out that the
national club. in the midst or
Republican Administration. has
grown in four years TO position
of independence and influence
The Washington times., 1928-01-16

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"Man, I didn't
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in a way they didn't
know they could.
Must be the flavor.
Ithas a pleasant little
!" kick" all its own.
Just for the fun of
it, switch over to
Yorktown for a day.
Then you'll know
what we mean.
Twenty for 15c.
Larus, Richmond, Virginia
The Washington times., 1928-01-16
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The Washington times., 1928-01-16
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that you may select these garments in sets
if you wish. Sizes Is and u.
Vests in these colors:
Pink Peach Nile
White Coral
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
COLUMBIA Second weekA-Love~

John Gilbert and Grec2 Carlo in
Love" current az I.oew's Columbia
The1ter. Will be- held over for another
weeks showing. IL Is announced by
the mana cement
/. Is Il dazzling acknowledgements
uniforms. SlitteginE costumes. great
palaces and The reyelry NJ the Rus
SIAN ariStocraCy NJ It's height, as q
setting for the central thense-ths
famous romance of Count TolSsol
Anna karenlua" Gilbert. as the
dashinc ColnS NroTslv. IS 4 figure mo
less rog,antic than his role in The
Merry Widow" but with Il greater
depth 81 character thar calls forth tire
utmost ~ his hiSirionic skill
Miss Carrie. As the tragic Anna.
sacrificing al for love and logged BY
relentless fate. is said ~ have the hest
rode ~ her career. Edmund Gouseilng
directed the play. and the cast sup
porting the principals includes:
George FSlwcpt;, Brandon HsirSs.
Emily FI1Eroy, Philippe he Lacy AMI
others.
Short reels on the program include
4 comedy. Never the DANES SHAH
Meet" ana N~Cs.M News A special
nsu>Ica. SSNsre * PLAYED by the o.
lu'nh:} 'CgChe>trS. under the direction
~ IG8uise Istsvf1,uSh>.
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NETE0rnIlTAN-~The Jam
Singer"

81 SCyat has been ;hs enthusiasm
VIA wh&Nh THE jazz S.nssr" has
been SrsctsG az CVAmd,GilS Mesrossal;,
Kan TASSter that announcement -
OaAde S}att il Viii I've hSs! over Cor i
Second ana flns, WEEK.
EtsE 1ASE SsnSvr. starring Al Jcs-
>ol,, ems Oe The ,USSg popaa8~ ~ mus
tsl comedy stars Sai pE<N}1CSs<i IN
Warner brothers who aye asa SsscEs~
>ssrS W Nlt1psogT. = taken tsxAgsl a
tesStSAS;Gf Ss@FN ~ Samson &2pSae}-
>Ha. which ap{>>AvvI under the Gitfc
Ut Fac Ray ~ .A.oaensva. liz ~
couut> Tire 3d<e0tuveS NJ ;aS SS,a ~
4 v>tntoC wAH vGu> Away GrSNsa has
hcsue IN the Snegto. oyx'>,sls< i EyS~aG.
way sjol and sTturu$ MI the eve ~
The daN ~ at00entSne 80 >saS kca
Ns1FS IN The SNaASvAss,lS lsl aa$wer 10
(hS n}tNtdSuS> ~ his SXtnS father.
TIE Gs,sc story NiSh; n>aV~ S<,sa fog
gotten caIg s0T the xv>H$&S Ns Ng
kssfshtesSun. Who Fv'tt,A>se il iwsA The
la1$ Ssn$rr she &s2sM& Which van
In New NST& fos aGa,V>~s swo wears
Su1 <Ev went ~ Shs> N,A4 srrfss,sssS
a fSS'%a' enTaSsss,cnr la WASHINGTON
fhe >upl~'Etsa< Vys>t ,a<l,sJyS Nav
MeANoN as i ,asn,N tnS Vsaucrs
Warner N&Sod ~ cantor IA elnnwits.
HN - ~ttNNt"'N +~S%sN<F kRNS~t'FG%Ef &NSSN>S
IN sAr sNslS q. shr suSsNgg tss>,eN Cog
don, WG1 t.s>seEvv 3Dd M carr.
AsSV seen aad beard ~ the 3lt,Nsta
phtsne Nli are SeNeySt $lcSt yvvl VIA
prone S0sreTsS, lHVll&<isWS sAS, CtelNS>
k tNrtN'QtsVtN 2gravStyA &H>kar the
dkt<'<tsoa ~ EA&vr Nr&le NahM IN
teaF numbers, tS>th re3>>S<Ss} ana s>,s,ss
S'ts Ia a Monastery t'ett&r. a VGas-
E%t ~ nsaA' N>NscrS BEARD ARD SSSa
>'a&tn& TIE S,N~>SvN N y tSV>ssH~
snI Nk>raa,S Mvt>,>sN AND ~ tsen ,o>,
YVES AVIAN q >ApEs Ets.s<N ~
" IA.Sso tSasAgS>~g and V<,sstS>tNN
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FON-"The Desired Woman

Max Fisher and his Columbia re-
cording orchestra will head the stage
show. made up OF 80 entertainers. as
the New Year week bill at the Fox
Theater. beginning today. The screen
attraction will I've Irene Rich in The
Desired Woman" with cast includ-
ing William Russell and William
Collier jr
"A Syncopatei Mar,ii Gras'' IS the
title OF the stage presentation. an OK
travagance Of sparkling song. dance.
mirth and music. The jazz motif Will
be- taken care OF by Max Fisher and
his band boys. who viii Offer 1929
jazz program with descriptive and
novelty specialties. Taree vaudeville
acts and two troupes of Fox dancing
girls also will contribute TO the ei.ter-
tainment. Harry Rose known as
"Broadway's Jester" will preside as
master Of ceremonies. Libby Holman.
tate sonGster OF The Merry Go
Round" and Clifton and Brent. pair
OF eccentric dancers. are other star
entertainers. while the Fox Sixteen
Rollicking Rockets and the Fox Stu
dio ScintiliItinS SynCopators will spice
the entire show with Jazz stepping.
Irene Rich in The Desired WON
an" which is laid in India has the
role OF an officers wife surrounded
by other men and heSsat by the temp
tations ~ romance. The story is said
70 abound in dramatic action and sit
uation. and its settings and a.mos-
phrTe are a special feature.
Among the ether attractions will
he an elaborate overture hv the Fox
Theater symphony Orchestra and the
showing Of a new Fox Movie,one
News
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W1LuAMCOLuEP DR. and IRENE RICH
,-Ox
Careers and Marriage.

"Wnlt.E~ marr'aE" is tho general
theme of my new play. Hid
dem" saya David Gelasco, 'the char
actors are not stage people. iind,
however. that prominent actors AMI
actresses have taken q great interest
in the play, and they have written
letters IA me. sune If great length.
setting forth tlicir opinions.
In this day of heated discussions
1T Frendian Thought lhdd"n' makes
an exhaustive study, am sending
TINS play la Washington for an en,
gaEtmcut because | Waite The opinions
al It's critics aud nf It's audiences, II
viii be recalled that Oh numerous oc
raslnns, | hay Nel"cted Washington
aa the opening city tar my nr" plays.
ana fot this very rchaon.
For roine reagan Mi E4l1Eco
continues "A girl of the thett"t NFl
DOM selects for a husband u man Nh"
VIII In a real htlninate. she uAutlN
makes the mistake Of mHtlNtnH an
actor and. at course. he thinka ohlN
of hM own currer III seld0Ht d"e"
anything Ia uid az accelerate TIE am
iitiun "f his wife On she mertn q
man who Yearns for uulN the tleaH-
urea ut life. the comfort al his club,
Fascinated she tnutrita him
This eort az man, AT tbs outset n
least, takes hts Noting wife VITA ht'n
NhtuuNcf rnNaihe, pluttd "a ah"N het
Ia his ttlenta, eager Ia pathhv her III
nnhiie places. thinking oniN al t'e
selfish satisfaction ut hiA uMh Fh"
tiuna An he young wife iuncs tas'
and the habit at concentration tier
Afi suffers III consequence,
''fho evil al the situation iira IN TIE
Tact that the husband Ia usually Eond
luohlhE, nahsiuaaea Vhatm AMI tbs per
aonailty that attracts Wuuten, lnstea
al helip married III al aottraa lac
ought IL lac Wmking Ia n pickle fat'
terry az ~ some either useful aNots,
Ion.
N new fare ultimately appeals tn
hliu Tie wife naturally heennes test
ottA. Perhaps she aiaeuNeta note
tf'm tnmtnlne admrer IN his mat,
detects tbs scent at strange perfume
"n his coat. she heeanes teatleas,
netf"uA, and then rnma anarrsis, s}he
nSsiiaps aiiva an hla ami watsiea Iei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

letters or telegrams. She follows him.
tormen5ed In mind and body.
Tier ara IN neglected. her work he,
comes dlsgastttul and her advance.
ment on the stage haltS, Ambition
and inspiration are lost She does not
care her heart aches too much. When
the heart aches she brain refuses to
function logically.
OR take another detrlmont to the
carcer III such an actress. She IN on
'uur in Boston or Albany ar Syracuse
N ether comparatively nearby cities
let us Say. and her huShand Insists
that she come hume to him fer the
week end lie rarely. II ever. viii
come 10 visit her Hence. she mus,
rush IL Il train after SATURDAY. night =
lNerfninanee, ANA Monday she needs
must rush back asatn for the per
tortuanee MondaN night utterly tired
out tion the tFin. What wonder IL
there that she should give pitttul
performance
''rhrn, too, marriage often inter
frrra even mere ,lirettiv with a wan,
ans stage Wptk. NJ manager. director
ur phNwsight. seeking tc develop The
,Hlouts at an actress arCHFlsos III htS
kno" lodge at aud experience With the
stage van caulpete Wlth> a hustaUd
w wv @tB#h@ ft h('Nt'f TVS N4tF Naf<ftl
according 80 his oWn. .hettunS Stage
di,,ctjou evan nvSer NrrNail AsAtnSt
the confidential lns,dtous, Halter
sng advice sNen hN husband Ia u
wife Iottlish enough and often too
prune IL acvvpt his recommendation
nn matters at which he Knows moth
tvs
''theee are many, very mahS rSNa
sons " hN marriages may not he adVah
(aeroua 80 an tmh,tluus sfll and aA
atCald hut few can he t,,und with mar
tiage as \ genuine AID ~ the Wun.an>s
career
'"rhat IN What have learned IN nay
nlatvh thruush life. IL IL the same
leSsna that managers like tAly and
l'tl,nor tvarneh Ia the aid DAVIS, and
that II why NouaA atttenses have AL
WAYS hevn advise nnt m margN, M
Woman essu serve I'VE MASTERS. and
senlnnes rarely Tive AZ Aaa and wife
uuier the stnn roaf nAe mstsl slse
way ta tha elhes usually Il IN she
Nunlan,"
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between love and honor. In the nnea T.
! time. in the castle. the princess turns
OF the duke and accuses him Of COW
ardice Vera enters ard tells them
that Dimitrl has esca ped
However. Dimitri comes back. cor
Tossing that he could not go back on
his word. and a thrilling climax is
reached when. after the rivals have
settled. their differences in a pistol
duel in which neither is injured. the
duke orders Dlmitri's sentence re-
yoked
Heading the cast are Willy Fr:tscF.
continenta. star. and SuZv Vernon
French girl. who has ca pl.ya1ed the
continental finn fans
The stage feature is the Brewster
Pomeroy revue. called The Passing
Follies of 1898 composed of contribu-
tions by Miss Bohb;e Brewster. Jack
Pomeroy. Josephine Enrich. Sylvia
and LeUntiue. Meloa Wheeler. Mare
Mclaughlin and George Upton
RoX Ronmell. conducting the Riai;o
Orchestra. offers for the overture The
Early Hits nj 1895" \ cartoon corn
edy. Spotlight and international
Newsreel are added attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Dress Parade with WsAisam fsAy,s
and GeSsic i.uVe. a feature paaotopaAS
With an atmospheric pvHloSue called
"A Day at West Point and Az
ATcund the Town." an SixhS number
S0ns aud dance revue. ayt' ht&h ilxhsS
at the second weeks i,rpulsr pVtNSVan,
at popular prices al ;he Stanley,
Crandau EArte Theater, rhe >e<'ufsa
Wcek y nroGrAm promises ~ he as elS
as the inaugural ball, 2NA il is an.
nounted that hertaiter the shows viii
open on SATURDAYS,
Selections u<,m "laE,&Aecs," hN
Carrie terrctti, hs>Iteue, ks&tN Nh
i.aughitn. soprano, and t,0Nl$ nsg-
NAY. tener, opcn the program. Wlth
h,n.vl iaeeskin tontsucSsas yAe kSerts
Nrvht~tra The 1Nplcal Review tol
seNs. then Etwasd l. tNmAn'S py<,.
dle'ttoa, "An .\rnund the IOWA" The
Elsht lSttchrlNrs, MaunN kinS, WASH
tntson e,N tenNr; MArsa.Vt MckS~,
ana Tommy ManahAn Arr Featured Ia
ltN elsht nun,ocl>, White thx, iNt}let,
hscune "N}WvrN lelleS." and Name,
ScFoNa's 'Gsnsham GivlS" ARE insvy.
tut'rd,
"nseSs Parade" WAS screened sN.
tUelA az WeSs l<,tnI FhiS Mil l~S it~
~illeisst showing in WAshgnsten And
atre,nSementS are tNetus n.s,tsy, T., ,ls,il-
cate me nsShts Ia Various branches 1t
the service, Ma,sas0 koNd IL. NJ
course, "a cadet and Re>Ste Love Is
The girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

Lon CLANCY in his latest picture.
London After Midnight" is the
screen attraction at Loew'S Palace
Thea;er this week. with the stage fea-
turing a melody revue called Spanish
Follies''
CLANCY in London After MidnsSht"
plays the part 81 master detective
from Scotland Yard. who employs
hypnotiSU. the tricks al spirit me-,
dluuS and supernatural Illusions in
solving a battling murder CnlaN%jinS
the mystery, he discovers thar a i've
year old suicide" was also murder
and tina; both crimes were committed
by the same person. benevolent
appearing old man. The story. " hich
S"ethes with dark superstition. srric
adventure and awc,InSpiring versions
IT black magic. Is an original by Tc~i
Er"WQiNS. who alSn directed IL Mar
celine DAY appears in the LEADING fem.
inine role and others in the cast are
Conrad Nagel, Henry II. Walthau
Folly Moran and Cla ,isie kinx
The atmosphere nj Old Spain Is rse
nected in Spanish F'ollitS." with uS
color. sayety. melody and capable en-
tertaincrs. including the Palace, syn
copatorS, under The direction nj Ne$ley
Eddy. the Six TiVon Girls. sg>ppsnS
Senort'as; l.loyd and Eryce, siaNein.
favorstes ri Madrid. the Manhattan$.
u quartet at haruonsst>< lie l.tma
and yankee tango artists. and thc
Seven AccoT,isoniSts, an unusual nov.
city.
other features arr M,G-N News Il
special orgAnlosue ny J. Eirxit Hun
man, teaturinS the musical >c1e>,tseu.
II Told Th~m All About You" AND she
Palace Orchestra under HARRY SpY tAS
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tlfrlE fhkArkH-"fae tS,Alaes vi
nr, CALGARY

fhs nys& Step in tbE establishment.
~ a PERMANENT r&ss-ER>,tEw III <.sst-
~'sHs,s'n1 attn~ - tVyIsS gSASss &At~
w<,~A ~ the MoSseR &'s>tsssv ts0sAt.
~0,Sh ~ eAtNSe@$ tNtVA ~ WA>hMeS-
ssa snv is SS'<Nai aMNsS>&l t~N{Nsl
fhe tEsNt,set ~ tNNsNy tatSSAyA
t'US pg,~sus&st,E, Ma<h s>sSAn =
weeA : Va&AseslaeNt at (Ae &At&A
Tae>stvT NrSse9N&&N
etas tsah3teet VI tN,e<tsx t>&iyNara~
eet>.sesS Ia thSat Ns&sSa SaNsss. NJ atsse
ssss3,NS whjra sre SRses~>StlssS Is, AZ
tastes While Il ~ seSg kRaWN a.
s'te at tae .evSs 0n&4Ws AMI tAatsAS-
tse teas4ett sssSsoFvS NNvE nat<eSN as
gNtNg@ gaMe VIII rNN~s ~ TEE ftSS
thss II II aase es abs, fAe~S ahs.S gV,AgM
aa ARTISTIC sGandssasnt
NStts&aF1S Mas fssNNtts<Vl IN t'tA
dssecse,t IN kee~yS Wtese AND sy<a
sVgvS WarN@r AtaN~. k&t n&S<V&y anvs
<<sasyAS \at>N IVA the scaauAg valeN
II viii be Nc<SssatSA asg>t en- sAe tNAA IN
"a slaFsN t~sNSstea C<>saeStx Nav
nNWe%r az abe ss,slsWssr ssts<sgvNSNess,sS,
n(seeS ''Fhe t.ietle s'e>sele ~ kAs Sg~AS
aAd tAe R1s0 t01siS,
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Jaue from "LOvE"G|umb;e
Raw Reaches StardOm.

fhefs Of HIS family. johnny and Cor,
oon bonlty. Rays brothers. are
a'honp the hest OF the funmakers uf
the day,
Ray made her first appearance In
music comedy with Raymond lltch
rock III Words and Music +" After.
ward she played two successive
Years in "liitchY kna.' becoming ~
t1vogite of the l'ollies clientele
throughout the country. Her first
engagement under Charles niliIngs
hams management was ia The
i!0nrh nnd Judy ia which she bad
the expert assistance If her brother
Johnny.
Hay. who has cninc into her own
as II musical star this zeaAon won
the distinction ny earnest ana hflt.
HAM work, lirr stctchrs IN NO
tontin last srlS0n showed that she
poahesa.s genuine dramatic ability
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

DAY DODi.Ei. who has been max
Ing people laugh for number
II years III the foiiies ana other
big musical shows, has finally
reached The dignity ~ haf In n
musical comedy written expressly
for her
Miss Dooicy IL fortuif,tc also IL
ha wing her author right ut hour, FOR
her new musical comedy, Sidewalks
~ New york." was written. by her
own husband. Eddie Bowling. wh"
gave sally. Irene ana Mary Ia the
stage and who h now starring in
his own HIccegs. honeymoon l.aic. ~
Ray Dooiey ~-you1j be surprised
was born Ia scotland ana is II
Scoiehfsish Lineage
Ter father started 49, hh aftnhatic
clown In - circus ana LATER played
IN vaudeville with the juvenile tucn.
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The Theater Improved.

4" A cTois today ~" h'itct Than
- ever, bat pihyMtiEtta have
NOT given them s'iillrIfnl onpor'
iunity." George Ailiss told teltnrler
IT The New tDtk Post Iin}Ntlehta
have not written plays 10 which,
Players may bring thciI full respect
and dignity
"Althuiikh dranialisIs today have
fresh hph more brilliant Ideas Air.
Ariins continued, II would say that
they ih@k literary quality Hnd the
arr of construction
"AudieHces rs "A amt do nut change
that is. not from year 10 year.
They are c0rnpuHeJ ~ people WHO,
like children care always rpF nppfoA,
tunteiy The same fairy tales
winthrop Amos finds hal audi
onfas have changed, and thankn ihe
movies fnr This. '1he stage says
Nj A.Aea. las Improved immensely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

10 the Last 10 years tlihuhn Ia the
moving pictures, which, fortunately
have inkeu from the Legitimate thea.
ter the audience that tafna only fut
inoit,diuna, leaving the stage tu pre-.
sent ia safety Intelligent plays Of
vii and fanoF.
When this division came play,
Wflphta had ~ hehiir themselves The
result IN obvious ~ the fact that Gals.
Nofthy, Shaw ana barrie nnW are
actually popular riayWilNhts Where
ns lie iiisen play 10 yeats ago was
a real venture, today II packs them
ia
acting There nre fewer nreHt
stars, bih the supporting Dasla ara
more generally competent Naturally
there uie NOT enough people lett after
tlie lnfGad ~ The mGVies Ia MI all
the New Work. ,hpatatrs hut, then
there aru TOO many theaiers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

The feature picture at the klsstc
shis WeeA IN the t'tA pr<siuS(lon
'"fhe last Malta" adapted Ivsn An
uiAer~tta cs the s&sule natne
IL IN 4 reinanttS tatr et tSttkAN
sntrtsuc vi hove AND tayaltN, cart, M
n,ttFi who has E,llen ia hove With
Vera, whs.in he thinks II the lTsa>~Ss
Eleaa. renes To- hhsws With hts seslsSN
teAf. tho hNke Alexis, heir te the
throne, The aAke, aksaaSysA to tbs
eeat nssacess. ef>sers tSmsstt pat ~
death. eNt graNts hta eve ASoF W
Sseetla.a ~ make his aaleaS ga hts
rrasatse tu setnsn NeEN NtgeS nant,
Nt - run aMaS Nnd sSSVaa h4A ts4 n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01
WILLIAM BOYD- Earle
Photoplays This Week
SILENT DRAMA ATTRACTIONS

FOX-"The Desired Woman This afternoon and evening
PA1ACEIondon Alter Midnight This afternoon
EARI.E-"Dress Parade" This afternoon and evening
RIALTO-"The Last Waltz" This afternoon and evening.
ELECTROMAGNETIC Jazz Singer This eye5ins
COLUMBA"Ioye Second This afternoon and evening
LITTLE THEATERThc Cabinet OF Dr. Caigari" afternoon
and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

I INA EAAQLE11E has Won one
- d the most sought after role.
that Holiywood bas offered in many
= day, She is 10 haze the leading
role 10 The GpdIess Giri." which
tecl Il De Mile Is making iDf
pathe. The search Tor ~ ACTRESS
- portray the iradinQ par' covered
many months aud thoUsands III
screen tests were made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-01

ID AMONA," the starring vehicle
N OF Dolores del Rio. has been
completed Tor United Artists by Di-
rector Edwin Carewc. IL will be re-
leased at abou, the same time as
Norma Talmadge's The Dove.
and Gloria Swanson's Sadie Thomp-
son Ramona" is based upon Mrs,
Helen Hunt Jackson's story OF the
American Indian and early Cali
fornia Warner Baxter and Roland
Drew are featured players.