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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

|zAR PAUL THE FIRST. portrayed
- by Emil Jannings in his latest
Paramount picture. The Patriot" was
an emperor who earned fame by being
murdered Otherwise the reign Of thus
monarch might never have emerged
from obscurity. Itg eliminating events
and dreadful finish made 1t red stain
upon Russian history.
The Patriot" which Ernst Iubltsch
directed, with Florence Vidor, Lewis
Stone. Neil Hamilton and Harry Cord
ing supporting Jannings. has aroused
new interest In the life and times OF
his unhappy emperor.
Paul was the son Of Catherine tile
Great and the father OF Alexander the
FIRST but no one ever thought OF call"
tnR liro Great, though he Was VAN
enough 70 have enjoyed the appeiiation'
He regarded himself as the sole foun-
tain Of IMPORTANCE as well as honor IN
ais dom!nions. when an English am"
hassador referred 10 one OF hlG nope
men as an important person, Pau re-
'4T'he only important person In Rus
s{s Is the person 10 whom the emperor
Is speaking and his importance ceases
when the emperor has finished with
kim" "a,
During his mothers lifetime. Paul
was kept In the background and hef
fagorites snubbed him, On coming u
che throne he showed what ne thonghl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Jannings' Next Role.

of her and Of them. He believed
rightly--that she had contrlyed inc
murder of his father and that the
brothers OrIoff had committed IT. 80
he caused his fathers body TO be ex-
burned and reinterred, and made the
OrIoffs walk in the funeral procession.
later he banished them from Russia.
The time came when he himself was
murdered. The question whether his
son and successor, Alexander i, was
prtyy TO the assassination from which
he profited Is one OF the unsolVed rid
dies of history.
The original design Of the conspira-
tors was merely TO force Paul TO abdl-
cate in his sons favor. He refused u
abdicate. They were angry and pre-
sunabiy drunk when they entered the
palace, having come from q banquet
When they found him In hiding, they
strangied him.
The Empress Dowager wanted Alex
ander 10 punish the murderers. HE re-
Trained from doing so, thereby giving
color TO the suspicion that he knew
more OF their plans than he wished tins
world TO know. He allowed the con-
spirators to issue lying account Of
Paui's death.
my lord" Pahlen, minister Of war
wrote in behalf Of the government u
| Lord Hawkesbury, "it has pleased Al
| mighty God to call TO himself His I'm
| periai Majesty Paul I, who died In thu
course Of the night OF the nth OF thu
month of stroke Of ap0plexy, and a
realize the brightest hopes OF the Rus
sian people by placing the august Alex
audeT on the throne
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Ruth Elder Hastens Back.

u UTH ELDER, ocean-fying aviatrix.
IN under contract to appear III Para
mount pictures. has sailed from Cher
bourg on rush call back to Holly
wood to be leading woman with Richard
Dix In his new picture, Moran of the
Marines" She had expected To remain
In Europe several weeks longer.
Moran of the Marines" Is from an
original screen story by Linton Wells.
newspaper man and aviator. who Is said
TO hold the present time record for
trip around the world. Frank Strayef
will direct. Production Is expected to
begin as soon as Miss Elder arrives on
the Coast.
The picture was originally scheduled
to follow "Redskin" on Dix's program,
but change In plans made II necessary
TO summon Miss Elder back from
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

A 15-YEAR-OLD Russian refugee
- from Paris named Paul Guertzman
and appropriately nicknamed Shadow"
has lust come back from Europe with
Jesse l., Lasky. to be given what is
really better than chance III million
a chance to play In moving pictures:
1.-THE boy has great genius Ioi
comedy. tremendous personality ana
force of character, and I think magic
future" said Mr.. Lasky In introducing
his discovery.
Young Guertzman will be placed
under contract In the Paramount STOCK
company at the Hollywood studio, VIII
be instructed in the technique oil
screen acting and will be given an OPP
portunity to develop and show the
ability which he already has convinced
Mr.. Lasky he possesses.
The story OF his steadfast pursuit Of
Mr.. Lasky and his persistent refusal
to accept denial or rebuff explains how
he gets his nickname.
When Mr.. Lasky first went to his
hotel room in Paris. strange. earnest
silent, poorly dressed little boy was
standing beside the door. He passed
by, saving nothing When Lasky came
out, he noticed the same boy stu there
and the next day there was the same
boy, waiting as before.
1t aroused the film producers interest
and he inquired who the boy might be
He was waiting, said the informant, to
be given a place In moving pictures.
Tell him to go away can dc
nothing for him." said Mr. Lasky.
But the boy cheerfully remained
Likewise, the next day, He was be-
coming a nuisance Mr., Lasky called
In AL Kaufman. In charge OF Para
mount theaters In Europe, and asked
him to interpret full and emphatic
message to the boy. declining his serv-
| ices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Notes of the Stage and Its People.
Earle

Florida is announced to open in New
York a week hence 1t Is called ship
Alloy" The company sailed from jack
sonville yesterday.
With the cast now complete. the pre-
mier for Paul Eldridge's new'play. THE
Intruder" will take place In New York
a week from tomorrow night. Anne
Sutherland, who was In "Craig's wife,
is the latest to be assigned part, 9th
ers having roles are Mary Fowler, Rich
ard Gordon, Lon Carter. Millicent
Green, Wilma Walden and Valerie Hick-
erson. Edward Sargent Brown directed
the production.
The Lenox Hill Players, New York
who move into the Cherry Lane Thea
tear this Fall. have purchased new
play. It is entitled THE Dark Mirror.
and the author is irving Stone. The
play is described as one which depicts
the same characters over period OF ot
years. The Players plan To make II
their first production of the new season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Leading Man Counts.

WINO combat poor work or inditief"
ence In a leading man." says
Dolores del Rio, lis like wading through
a marsh, with the danger of quicksand.
On the other hand fine leading man
who is in sympathy with his part and
therefore gives Of his best in portray
ing 1t. has an inspirational effect on
the leading woman. The general Ell
feet of the play Is heightened and Is
felt / think, also by the audience. Such
an actor Is like helping hand IN
climbing hill.
PERSONALLY. have been exceedingly
fortunate In my leading men under the
Fox banner.
I'm No Other Woman you might
say have two leading men. for Ben
Bard, who is my villainous husband In
the play has role that is quite as I'M
portant as Don Alvarados. Both were
An inspiration 10 me in my work, as
was Lou Tellegen, the director.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

The Marx Brothers. who for three
seasons have been appearing in 1.-THE
Cocoanuts," will be seen In New York In
a new vehicle about the middle of Octo-
Der. 1t will be Animal Crackers" and
will have book by George s. Kaufman
and Morrie Ryskind and music and
lyrics by Bert Kalmer and Harry Ruby
When Charles Wagner produces his
first show OF the season In New Y0rk~-a
revival Of the comedy by Clare RUNNER
called THE Mountain Mantle star
ring role will be played by Sydney
Blackmer. The chief feminine role has
been assigned 10 Maxine Brown. who
has been heretofore in musical plays
Evelyn Hoey returned to New York
recently from a successful engagement
at the Ambassadors Theatre In Paris
and went back almost Immediately to
play the ingenue role in the London
production OF Good News
Helen Gilligan Is the new prima
donna of Rain or Shine" now running
in New York, succeeding Frances Shell
ley, who was seriously hurt in an auto
mobile accident week ago. Ethel Nor
ris. who played the part temporarily
has returned to her old role in the
musical comedy.
Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt sailed
for France last week from New York
on months vacation, and during the
formers absence Judith Anderson VIII
play Miss Fontanne's part in THE
Strange Interlude."
Horace Liveright has engaged Leote
Lane for the role Of Angela In Tne
Dagger and the Rose" Eden Gray
played this part In the original Fire
brand" from which this play has been
set TO music.
Joseph Garron, who produced Co
lette" several seasons past is to present
| IN the Fall a comedy written by him
| self and Fred Rath. The title OF tht
| piece at present is Beautiful, But
Dumb" Marion Gearing win direct the
| piece.
Spread Eagle" the play by George
Brooks and Walter Lister. which Jet
| Harris produced In New York with moi
very startling success last season, openec
| In London recently and Is reported TO bt
| doing excelientiy. Raymond Massey pre-
sented the British production.
Ieneta Lane. leading woman OF th'
| National Theater Players, Is schooling
herself for Shakespearean roles, She u
noted for the quality OF her speaking
voice, which can be heard even up u
the last row In the top balcony.
Might Hostess" the new Philip Dun
ming play viii open in Atlantic City tn
latter part OF this month, John Col
den is sponsoring the play, which VII
be staged by Winclneli Smith. Inciden
tai music has been written by Leo Robin
and Richard Meyers.
4 play rehearsed and produced u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Room at the Top.

Tell him many things and good
by" said Mr.. Lasky. Tell him 1t is
impossible to employ him. We make
no pictures In Europe. Hollywood L
overrun with movie-struck boys and
girls"
Tell Mr.. Lasky." replied little Paul
Guertzman, that I shall be happy to
wait until he Is In a better humor
Then l will talk to him."
The reply gave the film producer o
laugh. He was in a good humor at
once and he was interested. II you 60
to Hollywood. he asked the lad. what
would you dop"
And do you know that boy immedi-
ately began putting on an actin the
most amazingly graphic and original
pantomime~-which made me open my
eyes," said Mr.. Lasky in telling OF his
discovery.
II did not understand his language,
and he could not speak mine. He
never had been to dramatic school nor
appeared ON the stage. But he had
worked up pantomimic entertain
ment which was a wonderful demon
stration of skill. Also he started talk
Ing to me In pantomime, and by his
actions alone expressed the widest va
riety Of thoughts. 1t was regular
conversation"
So young Paul Guertzman was pro-
vided with new OUTFIT of clothes and
taken under the wing OF the worlds
greatest producer Of moving pictures
and brought To land of opportunity,
where there Is always room at the top
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

A LOT OF fun Is due theatergoers
"a this week when Austin Strong's
play, Three Wise Fools" gets under
way,
What happens when youth, sunshine
and laughter, in feminine form, Is sud-
denly dropped into a household con-
tanning only three bachelors is the
problem, and these three men have
been together for years; they are con--
firmed bachelors. their knowledge OF
womanhood. fair femininity, as it Is
sometimes called, Is just one Jump away
from nothing.
Bachelorhood makes men queer, &C
cording to married folk. Having the
freedom of the world a bachelor never
quite gets the hang OF well organized
household, so the married folks laugh
at him whenever he tries To act ike
regular, ordinary mana man VINO mas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Lots of Movietoners.

EVIDENCE of the increasing lmpor-
- tancc producers aScribe 10 talking
pictures is contained in the announce
ment from Fox Films that % out Of its
So pictures for 1889 will use Movie
tone. Eleven pictures are nov ready
and eleven more have been scheduled
for immediate production
Six of the completed productions al
ready have had Broadway runs. These
include street Angel" Fail" Four
Sons" Mother Machree." sunrise"
and The Red Dance" The Ave other
finished Movietone pictures are The
River Pirate" Me, GangSter." Mother
Knows Best" "PlaStered in Paris" and
The Air Circus"
OF the eleven still to be produced.
DRY Martini" Making the Grade"
and Joy Street" have already been
started. Victor McLaglen will appear III
two-"The Baggage SmaSher" and Cap
tain Lash" Farrell Macdonald viii
portray the title role in Riley the Cop"
Others on the list are The One Woman
Idea" False ColorS," "All Velvet"
Wise Baby and Strong Arm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Save My Child!

been curbed by the gentle hands Of
woman.
1t happens that in the long. long ago
these three bachelors were In love with
the same girl Whether she was In
love with any one of them Is never re-
corded. At least. she passed out Of
their hves--and the first they hear OF
her In years comes with the announce
ment that her life is finished, and won't
they please take care Of her child.
Would they take care of that child?
OF course, they would. So these three
old cronies begin specializing what fine
thing 1t would be to have young boy
around the house. especially her boy.
They get the surprise OF their lives
when into their bachelor establishment
walks beautiful young girl. More,
she remains there.
Now guess the rest If you don't know!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Belgian War Service .

RoSita Marstini. who appears as the
conservative aunt of Dolores del Rio in
mo Other Woman" the featured Fox
picture. served as an interpreter for
the Belgian government during the
World War
she speaks seven Languages fiuently
and has thorough knowledge Of the
intricate Flemish tongue, she was 4
we'll known actress OF the European
stage before coming 20 America the lat
ter part OF tho World War.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
Screen Version of 'Lummox.
HERBERT RRENoN Is prenartnS |.

HERBERT BRENoN is preparing 10
make the picture of "LummoN."
Fannie H,ust's novel, for the joseph Al.
Schenck organization as soon as he I'm
lSheS directing Ronald Colman in The
Rescue"
Another company disputed United
Artists screen rights to "Lummox." but
II has definitely been decided that
Brenon viii SO ahead with production
at the earliest possible date, according
TO John W. Considine, jr,. United
Artists studio executive.
Director Brenon will write the first
draft OF "Lummox" in Hollywood, and
then so 20 New York and collaecrate
With Miss Hurst ON the ANAL treatment
OF the screen story,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
LITTLE THEATER-"A Romance
Japan"

A double feature bill Is offered this
week at the Little Theater. starting
today with the American premiere OF
"a Romance of Japan" and 'Nanook
Of the North" as the attractions.
"A Romance of Japan" conceived,
directed and acted by japanese, is said
to be one of the most unusual produc-
tons to reach America from foreign
shores Described as a beautiful love
story of two humble Nipponese whose
contact with the rich leads to dis
aster, the production is said to offer
realistic portrayal of Oriental feelings
and customs. tinged with satirical fam
taSy
The leading role, that of a young
street juggler who reScueS q beautiful
geisha girl from cruel master, Is
played by I. Kondo. foremost actor OF
Japan. Many lovely japanese n,aidenS
appear in the cast, and. it Is said.
prominent members of Tokyo society
are TO be seen in several scenes.
"Nanook of the North" presented by
Revillon FrereS. famous trading post
company, is an idyl of the frozen
spaces of the Arctic. conceived and
directed by that intrepid explorer and
cameranlan, Robert J, Flaherty, VINO
made "Moana''
A unique short comedy entitled
Knee Deep in Love" rounds out the
program.
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RIALTO-"Walking Back"


walking Back" starring Sue Carol,
is the attraction at the Rialto this
week.
The screen story suggested by George
Kibbe Turner's serial, "A Ride in the
Country" has TO do with Smoke
Thatcher, fun-loving boy. who wrecks
an automobile while trying To drink
from flask held to his lips by girl
companion. He commanders an old
nlvver from farmyard and drives 70
roadhouse where dance is being
held.
The next night Smoke has date to
take his girl friend TO another party.
but his father refuses to loan him his
car because the boy has failed in his
studies at college. Smoke takes his
girl and goes anyway and gets mixed
up quite innocently with gang Of
yeggs who use him as blind TO rob
his fathers bank, The denouement Is
thrilling and, of course. there is a
happy ending.
Sue Carol and Richard Walling. two
new screen discoveries, have the fea-
ture roles and others are Robert Eide
son. Iven Lebedeff. Arthur Rankin.
Jane Keckley. Florence Turner, Billy
Sullivan and George Stone.
The overture by the Rialto Orchestra,
under Henri Sokolov. is "A Putpourri
of Popular Hits" International News
reel and other short reels complete the
bill.
COLUMBIAN Night of Mystery"
Adolph Menjou In "A Night OF Mys-
terry" Is the screen attraction at Loew's
Columbia this week. The suave, pol
ished gentleman por rays the part OF
Capt Ferreol In this picture. which was
adapted from victorien Sardouis French
stage play.
The story centers about the love OF
Capt. Ferreol for the beautiful ThereSe
DEgremont and the admiration of Gil
berte Boismartei. q married woman, for
Ferreol. Ferreol Spurns the latters at
tentions. but one night while visiting
her in her boudoir he sees a man MUIR
dered, The slayer has seen the love
tryst. and threatens TO tell all he knows
II Ferreoi accuses him.
Later the brother Of Therese Is tried
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
PALACE-"Fools for Luck.

Chester Conklin and w. C. Fields are
seen this week at Loew'S Palace in
their latest comedy, Fools for Luck. ="
Fields plays the part of a slick pro-
moter with an oily tongue, while
Conklin Is one of the towns promi-
nent citizens and local pool champion.
Fields comes to Huntersville and buys
an option on a piece of ground for
$3.50. He lays his plans to promote a
fake oil well. and sells gobs Of the fake
stock Conklin Is the only one who
mistrusts him. and they become enemies.
Conklin finds the man who owns the
land and finds there is no oil on 1t, and
he buys it himself on condition that the
seller spread the news that there is oil
In the land The seller does this, and
Fields buys back all the stock he has
sold
Then oil is actually discovered on the
land and Fields Is elated He and Conk-
lin make up and in the end become
partners. Sally Blame and Jack Lupen
provide the love interest.
On the stage Loew-Publix presents
Paul Oscard's latest production, Chi
nese Nights in San Francisco" featur-
ing Hon. Mr. WI and cast Of cele-
brated OrientalS. The Palace Concert
Orchestra, under Harry Borjes; the
M-G-M news reel short subjects and
Charles Gaige at the console are added
attractions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

Percy Marmont. the British actor,
who made his first American screen hit
In IF Winter Comes" Is to be featured
by British producing Welsh-
Pearson Elder Films. Ltd.-~in yellow
Stockings founded upon a novel by d.
Wilson Macarthur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
FOX-"No Other Woman"

Dolores Del Rio is the screen star at
the Fox Theater this week in mo Other
Woman" a william Fox production,
with supporting cast headed by Ben
Bard.
In mo Other Woman" the star por-
trays a society belle wearing. throughout
the story, modern clothes. This presents
new Del Rio in role very different
from her former characteriZations.
The Stebbins stage attraction features
the WEIGH Glee Singers, who make their
initial Washington appearance. These
IA gifted artists offer program that
includes familiar airs as well as several
new compositions Another stage offer
ing will be Prosper and Merritt, popular
entertainers.
The Fox Grand Orchestra. Meyer
Davis. supervising director, and Leon
Brusiloff, conductor, will present a
Summer" overture Fox Movieton News
which speaks for itself" will complete
the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08
EARLE-..Ladies Of the Mob. !.

Clara Bow In Ladies of the Mob,'' q
story Of gangsters and their loves. is the
current screen attraction at the Earle
Theater, where 1t Is being presented in
conjunction with o new Stanley Co
revue featuring Jack Pepper and en-
titled 1T Might Happen" The assist
ing entertainers are Reckless Rocco
Stepanhoff, Grace johnson. Dolores and
the Ada kaufman Girls.
Ladies Of the Mob" which was writ
ten by Ernest Booth. is tale of young
couple Of the underworld. the husband
crook and the wife attempting TO keep
him straight. The climax produces a
thrill, when. caught and surrounded by
police, the girl takes the most drastic
methods to keep her man" on the
straight and narrow path.
1t Is different type of role for Miss
Bow, who throws of the wiles of the
fiapper and plunges into dramatic
portrayal Of the terror-stricken wife OF
q gangster. 1t is said TO be the heaviest
bit OF acting the star has attempted
since her work In wings
Added features include a two-reel
comedy. the Earl News and music by
the Earl Concert Orchestra. Daniel
BreeSkin conducting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-08

IN WASHINGTON TFiEATERS THIS WEEK
NATIONAL PLAYERS-"Three Wise Fools Tomorrow evening
FOX-"No Woman" This afternoon and evening.
PALACE-"Foos for Luck" This afternoon and evening
EARIE-Iadies Mob" This afternoon and evening
RIALTO-"Walking Back" This afternoon and evening.
COLUMBIA-"A Night of Mystery" This afternoon and eve
ming.
METROPOLITAN Betsy This afternoon and
ming.
LITTLE THEATER-"A Romance Japan" This afternoon
and evening