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ANGORA LFy.~-An anti-foreign tend
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isn government forbidding all army
and navy officials from entering foreign
embassies. legations, constlates and the
private homes of foreigners. II Is also
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DUTCH HARBOR, Alaska, June %
P1.--The Akutan volcano, one of MANY
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the motor ship Seal of the United States
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Is so miles northwest of here. near the
tip Of the Aleutian peninsula.
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Eighty-six organizations took part in
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W ELL, W ELL,
AND ANOTHER
WELL

We'll! Well! Welt" the Indepen-
dent Producing Corporation will
present a new musical comedy at
Polls, for one week, beginning
Christmas Night, Tuesday, Decem-
Der Is, with matinees on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
"WeIl! Well! WeIlr' here is an
entirely new idea of the musical
comedy stage. a musical comedy,
with a theme, Incorporating all the
sensational beauty and spiendor OF
a Broadway revue.
well! Well! Well!" what an
array of talent, featuring Jack
Pearl. the cast includes Frul Hille-
brand Ann Orr, Lee Kohlmar,
Virginia Barrett, Allan Wateous,
Edith Griffith Edmond Mulcahy'
Harold Crane, Veloz and Yolanda'
George Gilday and William Bo-
nelli.
well! well! Welt" Harold Stern
and his Radio Orchestra, direct
from a two years engagement as
feature attraction over station
WoR and the y Jack Donahne-
John Bowie Girls, a dancing group
personally trained by Jack Dona-
hue and John Boyle.
.eWelll Well! Wellr' Montague
Glass Jules Eckhert, Goodman
and Harold Atteridge wrote the
book, Muriel Pollock and Arthur
schwartz wrote the score and Max
and Nathaniel Lief the lyrics
aWell. Welt Well" its the great.
est musical comedy production Oh
the season,
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
TYPES EASY TO
GET, LLOYD
FINDS

If you cannot travel around the.
world. see it in miniature IN
southern California.
That IS the advice of Frank
Lloyd, famous First National di'
rector.
LLOYD doesn't refer to motion
lpicture sets, either. The only con-
nection that the films have with
the matter Is that they have
drawn to southern California every
race of people. These people have
eolonized, and except in the case
of savage or barbarous races. they
may be found within SO miles Of
the film capital. living almost IN
their natural states.
Lloyd, who Is particularly noted
for his great sea pictures, such as
'The sea Hawk" and THE Divine
Lady" directed Alteration, the
Metropolitan Theater screen fea-
ture, starring Billie Dove. he
needed Russians for the films and
inspiration for typical Russian
ideas in customs. costumes and
settings.
For these it was only neces-
sary TO visit the Russian colonies
in Los Angeles" he declared.
There are two of them, one OF
poorer classes, the other quite irl-
fIuentiaI. Many an actor and extra
comes from these colonies. and
also many valuable inspirations
for the filming OF Alteration.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
BURLESQUEIS IS
OF IMPROVED
TYPE

Comparison of burlesque IN the
gay nineties with what 1t il to.
day forms an interesting article
in the Mutual Burlesquer, dis
tributed weekly by the Strand
Theater, one of the houses on the
Mutual chain. 1T is generally
admitted by those qualified TO
speak on the subject that bur-
lesque entertainments have kept
step with the theaters, and have
improved vastly during the past
20 years"
No scenery, or very little, was
carried by the o1A-time companies,
and the costumes were catch as
catch can, while the "beautifuls
chorus was usually composed OF
a dozen damsels whose attempts
at dancing were commonplace.
Today pretty girls compose the
chorus, principal performers are
selected for their ability to pic
ture a certain character, while
thousands of dollars are spent 10
equip shows in every way. Bur-
lesque, as it Is presented in the
As Mutual circuit houses, today
reflects the new idea
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
THIEVESCHASE
7 HE v ES IN
THIS ONE

The Midnight Taxi, !" the Warner
Brothers Vitaphone picture, now
showing at the Fox Theater, is
drama of such startling character.
so chock full of thrills. chills, shud.
ders, surprises, runaway trains,
hurtling planes. scorching taxis,
speeding motor boats. crooks OF
every ilk, mysterious ladies'. cops.
detectives and funny.faced come
dians as to stand on its own as
the best of its kind. Then along
comes Vitaphone.
Vitaphone provides, of course,
the interpretive musical accom-
players g. chance to be heard.
the dramatic effect of the high
points Of the action. Gregory
Rogers did the story of The Mid
night Taxi" Harvey Gates adapted
it to the screen, and John Adolf
directed. The all-star cast is
headed by Antonio Moreno end
Helene Costello. Others are Myrna
10y. Tommy Dugan, William Rus.
sell. Bobbie Agnew, Pat Hartigan.
Jack Sanford, Grover Lyon. Will
liam Hauber. Paul Kreuger and
spencer Bell
sThe Midnight Taxi Is another
of those pictures which emphasize
the fact that no crook can long
get away from paying the penalty
for his crimes. 1t is a worthy
successor to those other Warner
Brothers successes. THE Girl From
Chicago and State Street Sadie"
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
BILLIE DOVE IS
BACKED BY
Al CAST

Billie Dove, whose newest First
National Picture is now on the
Earle screen, has been supplied
with one of the finest casts that
It would be possible to assemble.
The picture Is Alteration" an
exotic drama of Russia and Paris.
Antonio Moreno plays the
masculine lead opposite the beau.
tiful star, Ninette, a French
maid who later becomes a fash.
ionable pet OF Partisan society Of
the underworld, is played by
Lucy Doraine, former UFA star
and one of the most beautiful
and popular of European screen
artists.
Nicholas Soussanin Is cast a.
Vladimir, the villain OF the piece
and Nicholas Bella plays Ivan,
super valet who also grows rich
In Paris after the Russian Hevo-
luton sweeps away all old social
landmarks. Winifred Bryson is
q baroness, Lucien Prival is her
husband in the film; Emil Chau.
tard, former director, plays Murav.
Jew, a Russian general.
The prince and princess, Mo.
reno and Miss Dove, have emo
tional roles that are extremely
effective. Frank Lloyd directed
and Ned Marin produced the pic.
ture for First National. 1t is
from a. story by Lajos BRO er.d
was adapted and scenarized by
Winifred Dunn.
For sheer emotional thrill
there are said to be few screen
stories to equal Alteration.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
In NeighborhoOd
Theaters

For the first three days Of the
current week at the Ambassador
Theater. Billie 1Ove will be the
featured screen star in the story
Of two lovers who were separated
by the fury OF Red Russia and
who meet again IN the slums Of
Paris Alteration.
A novelty reel, rag Dolls. q
Charlie Chase comedy, The
Booster" and the News events
complete the first program Of
the week.
For Wednesday and Thursday,
Donald Colman and Wilma Banky
will be seen on the Ambassador
screen in their final co-starring
vehicle, 1.-TWO Lovers.
Florence vidor will be the
screen star on Friday in THE
Magnificent FIirt.s
william Boyd, supported by
Alan Dale and Jacqueline Logan,
will be seen on Ike Ambassador
screen on SATURDAY. only In the
Pathe picture, Power
Conrad Nage1, May McAvoy,
Mack Swain, Charles Gerard and
many others as well-Known viii be
seen in the latest Warner Brothers
Vitaphone sound and dialogue pic
ture, Caught in the Fog" at the
Tivoli Theater on Sunday and
Monday.
on Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alice White will be featured on
the Tivoli screen in First Ma
tional's show Girl. In this
sound picture she is supported by
Donald Reed, Lee Moran. Charles
Delaney and Jimmie Finlayson..
Thursday and Friday, Norman
Kerry. Pauline Starke, Kenneth
Harlan and Marion Nixon viii be
seen in q great drama of society
and the underworld, Man, Wo-
man and Wife,"
On Saturday only, Wallace
Beery, Louise Brooks and Richard
ArIen will be featured in the
Paramount sound picture, Beg
gars of Life"
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
e17u Diversions Provided for Our YuIetide SkoPpe1s
THIS PIECE FOR
PLAIN GIRLS
ONLY

There Il hope for the girls
whose figures are not even in the
same column with those of the
perfect Ss.s." There Is bright
future in store for the girls. whose
faces do not compare with those
on the magazine covers. Marian
Morgan, who has endowed with
Irresistible charm and attraction,
thousands Of girls and women in
her dancing classes. says that
beauty isn't even skin deep.
"Cleopatra, Helen Of Troy, and
the rest Of the women who rank
in history as the most stunning
creatures or their time and who
brought eTnperors to their knees,
were not unusually good looking"
she saws. Any si-l or woman can
make herself irresistible to the OPP
uosfte sex Ii she will take the
trouble. in the opinion Of Miss
Morgan.
cleopatra IL typical Of all the
women who have commanded the
hearts OF men,, she says. She
was interested in big things, not
in trifles, in politics, and affairs
Of state. she was charming and
witty. she had d depth Of feeling
and a sense Of understanding.
"The girl who studies harmony
in dress and surroundings. who r.
willing to work to achieve an liIi-
derstanding mind as well as .
graceful body need never worry
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Fifty of the most stunning girls
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part iii the spectacle arranged by
Miss Morgan for Manhattan
Cocktail" !" which the earle Tneater
afna fIrt.an al this week.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
Paul Lukas Serves AS
Roth Villain and Hero

There il one actor in HOLLYWOOD
who does not carry LABEL Win
him on the screen. In othet
words, the audience does mo-
know the moment he appears IN
a scene whether he's the hero or
the villain.
The exception is Paul Lukas,
noted European actor, who was
brought to Hollywood by Para
mount. Lukas is a hero in one
picture and a villain in the next.
This reacts to the benefit OF the
screen stories in which he plays,
for it helps materially in building
suspense.
The Europeans latest role is
that of a theatrical producer in
Manhattan Cocktail" the Nancy
Carroll Richard Arlen co-featurlng
picture now playing at the Earle
Theater.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
Billie Dove Dances

Billie Dove learned to do the diff
ficult Russian dances during the
making of Alteration. her First
National starring picture on the
screen this week at the Metro
politan Theater. While she does
not have to do a dance in the,
picture, she is attired in typical
Muscovite costume for certain
scenes. She was so intrigued by
others doing the different terpsi-
chorean movements that she prac.
tfced them assiduously.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
Forget Me Not

Unusual acts and atmosphere
are to be seen and felt in
the new Fox MovIetone picture.
Forget Ne Not" now at the
Fox Theater. Those that have
seen the picture say that Will
liam Darling. technical director,
has achieved an artistic triumph
in fashioning the picturesque
Eighteenth century German vii.
lage where the plays action oc.
ours. Actually it is stated that
one seems to step on a magic
CARPET and carries you back
through the ages to the quaint
German village OF ITS years ago.
The Washington times., 1928-12-15
The O'Shea Boy

Feet that can't stay still while
there is music playing are respon-
sible for Danny O.shea's being in
motion pictures. Natural acting
i skill, i slow, genial Irish smile
and b great deal OF ambition were
the stepping stones with which he
won his way to the important part
In Manhattan Cocktail x the cur
rent attraction at the Earle
Theater.