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The Washington times., 1928-01-25

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The Washington times., 1928-12-10
DOLORES
AS A BEAR
tanner

Dolores Del Rio, her dark beauty
made wild and woolly by a gypsy
makeup, is giving a performance
in Revenge" at the Earle this
week which approximates her
work in Carmen"
Anyone who remembers the un-
restrained fire she threw into
Carmen" will want to see the
Earle picture. To make things
more exciting, she's a bear tanner
in Revenge" the scenes OF which
are laid in the Carpa THAN Noun.
tains, where bears are bears and
their lady trainers are not TO be
trifled with.
It's a little hard to believe. in
this day and environment. that
Dolores seriously swOre revenge
on largo, the handsome king OF
the bandits, because he bobbed
her hair. But q subtitle imparts
the news that over Carpathian
Range way a girl with bobbed
hair is disgraced.
After five reels Of hair-raising
adventure among the bandits and
the bears. Dolores and her bandit,
who is really Leroy Mason 2
new actor and good one, fall
in love and forget the vendetta.
In the cast are Rita Carewe, Jose
Crespo and James Marcus.
Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy
are featured in comedy, Ills
and Clark sing and joke via Vita
phone and the Pathe Sound News
is sound enough for the program
T r.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
AND
HIS BAGS OF
MAGIC

That modern Merlin, Howard
Thurston, master Of necromancy
and patron of black arts gen.
orally, makes his annual Wash
ington visit to Polls this week
and last night delighted huge
audience of all ages who were
just as mystified as usual, not.
withstanding constant assurances
from this successor to the great
Kellar that he wouldn't deceive
them for a momentl All of the
old reliables in the field Of magic
are retained, embellished of
course with modern fittings, but
in addition several new and sur
prising features are seen.
Thurston introduced to Wash
ington for the first time last
night his captivating little IT.
year-old daughter who now be-
comes his understudy and as
sistant, and Miss Jane, besides
performing many of the routine
feats Of magic made famous by
her father, sings little ana
dances quite a bit. demonstrating
not only versatility but a striking
personality.
Once more Thurston demon
strates to the mystification of his
audience, not to speak OF the
committee which he brings on
the stage to witnesses 1T, how
a young woman can be success
fully sawed in half without the
subsequent appearance of the
coroner. Likewise he substitutes
a ducks head for that of sedate
rooster, much to the apparent
CONSERVATION of the latter, the
aforesaid duck at the same time
finding itself provided with the
necessary growing apparatus.
From the gloomy recesses OF
a mysterious cabinet, Thurston
commends strange shapes TO
emerge, climaxing with the ap-
pearance of a silver ball wnlcn,
he causes to float over the heaos
of the audience. Then there are
the tricks of the Hindu raKirs'
the sword-riven basket, the aus
appearing girls, the leVltattoh
stunt, not to mention the tlIle-
honored appearance OF pigeons
and rabbits from the persons Oh
unsuspecting members or the au-
dience. And to put a nnlsnlns
touch to an enjoyable evening"
Thurston causes the disappear
ance of an automobile and seven
passengers in full view or tne
audience on a brilliantly lignteo
stage. :,
Thurston is without a peer IN
his particular field and his ex'
hibitions are made doubly en-
joyable through his maSterty
showmanship.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
THE COP
IN A LAUGH
HOLIDAY

New York, Munich, Paris with
'.Riley, the Cop" now playing
at the Fox, will give many merry
moments.
Farrell Macdonald, as Riley,
plays a smooth little game to
keep in" with his sergeant apd
on a day ot ill-luck when he is
called to the chiefs office, ne
thinks it's all over; however
instead of a reprimand Riley Is
given an order to go to Munich
and bring back a prisoner.
Remembering that the Volsteao
Act does not apply beyond the
Smile Tor is it .twelveD limit
the officer thoroughly enjoys an
all.too-short holiday, gets MS
man, also a wife. and fades out
with a last laugh.
The story is mild, a good 0it
Of hokum, being used, but the
cast is excellent, with Louise
Fazenda. David Rollins and
Nancy Drexel supporting.
On the stage OAO0AWS~J 80
bles," a miniature revue with
much dancing, much comedy and
colorful finale. The Lime rio
Addie Seamon, Elton Rich, Joe
Peski, Will and Gus, Mildred La
Sale "a holdover from last week.,
and Ernie and Fisher, whose
comedy antics. stopped the show,
all contribute to the general fun.
Mr.. Downey, now billed as the
visible.invisibIe, m. c., gives q
pleasing rendition Of the popular
song, king for Day" and Mr..
Brusiloff leads both the grand
orchestra and the Fox Melody
Masters through the instrumental
part of the program.
A techni.color novelty especially
interesting to the feminine mem
fbers Of the audience, is followed
by the Fox Moyietonews, with
current news shots and a short
statement, by Speaker Longworth,
of what Congress hopes to accom-
pIish in the present short session.
A pleasing bill, this. as an ap-.
proach to the very near holiday
season. T. X. Y.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
BUDDY ROGERS
LATEST AT
COLUMBIA

There is much exhilarating
comedy and some fine acting
done in Someone to Love-" now
playing at the Columbia; and
these mixed in perfect doses COM
bine to make the romance OF a
rich girl and poor boy one
of the spiciest offerings seen by
this reviewer on local silver
sheet in some months. It is an
other mad wlairl of youth in
pictorial. to be sure. but never
theIess youth, like the aging gen.
GRAFTON. win have it's own par
ticuIar ideas OF love. And. what's
more. will carry them out happily
despite all the gold digging
themes that have gone before
This is what Charles Rogers.
as William. and Mary Brian, as
Joan. and a wonderful support
ing cast including William Austin,
James Kirkwood and Jack Oakie,
prove satisfactorily.
The story concerns mostly the
pretty girl of wealth. Joan. who
seeks to wed the music store
clerk, william. over the protesta-
tions of her father. That always
causes a hitch in the best laid
plans of rich girl or a rich
boy, as the case happens to be.
William is youth full of ideas
but lacking the necessary money
to carry them out. His one and
only plan that proved of any prac-
tical benefit to his employer was
discarded by that august person
but held up as a very nifty idea
by Joan, who made Williams
acquaintance In the music shop.
BY keeping her identity a secret
the girl has many luncheon en-
gagements with the boy, but they
finally are separated by the fool
ishness Of two comedians out do
ing bit of fortune-hunting in the
music store.
Troubles for the two are plenti-
full, but how they prove to the
father and to the world that their
love is real is a consideration.
Columbian added attractions in.
clude two well done Fox Movietone
numbers. One of these is an act
featuring Miller and Lyles in ''The
Mayor of Jimtown" and the other
puts Joseph Regan and his Irish
American tenoring very much in
the limelight.
A. Johann Strauss pictorialized
overture (the arrangement by
Conductor Claude Burrows), the
Fox Movietone News and M-G-M
News round out,-C. w.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
ILDFLOW Err
FULL OF FUN
AND TUNES

TunefuI and romantic wild
flower is presented in a viva
cious and wholly commendable
manner by the Savoy Musical
Comedy Company. now in the
third week at the Shubert- BeIasco.
Miss Renee Hamilton, a girl Of
infinite variety, messieurs, does g
most graceful and satisfactory bit
Of work as Nina" But as good
as Miss Hamilton is land that's
goodD she Is far from being the
whole show this week.
Thelma Parker and Robert
Capron, two newcomers, figure
largely and to good advantage in
the production now.
Mr.. Capron as the 1ove-sick
yokel Gabrielle, does one OF the
finest land the funniestl character
izations we have been privileged
to see. Here. by Thespis, Is an
actor WHO knows his stuff.
Miss Parker az "NiccOlina. Is
pert and 6elightful-a fair singer
and a great little dancer, her
speciality numbers easily being
among the high lights OF the
show.
Miss Carrie Reynolds and Mr..
Capron, in novel song turn,
'The Worlds Worst Woman"
drew from the audience the big.
gest burst Of applause of the eve
ming. This speciality is hilarious
and well done.
Eddie Morris draws full quota
Of laughter in his role of Castor
La Roche" part requiring full
makeup right up to the side
burns.
Lew Christy as Luigi is capa-
BILE. Frank Gallagher does well as
Guido" Betty Lee as Blanca
Benedetto," the vilIainess OF the
story. is quite good. She also is
seen in a very pleasing dance num-
Der.
The stage sets are satisfactory,
and the musical numbers, in which
the play abounds, are put over in
great style. The chorus, which
can really sing, does great work
here.
In brief. "Wildflower, as staged
at the Belasco, is most excellent
entertainment for an evening.
J. w. 3.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
Siegmann Is Veteran
Of Stage and Films

George SiegMann, who plays
Simon Legree, in Uncle Toms
Cabin" now at the Metropolitan
Theater. was born in New York.
N. Y, where he attended public
school, later attending Boston Uni
versity.
At an early age he went on the
stage, supporting Holbrook Blinn
in "Salomy Jane" and other
plays. For a while he supported
Richard Mansfield, He entered
motion pictures in 1912, being
with tho old Biograph, Reliance,
Griffith and Universal. He has
appeared in such well-known pro-
ductions as Merry-Go-Round,"
Birth of a Nation" Midnight
SUM-" ''Hotel Imperial" "A Mans
Past" "The Cat and the Canary"
and others. He is six feet two
inches tall and weighs 2SO pounds.
He has brown eyes and hair, and
is athletically inclined, He is
married and lives in Hollywood.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
PLUS
GOOD FL NJ
AT PALACE

The s. r. o. sign was dis
played early Saturday evening
ut Loew's Palace and all evil
dence indicated that another p1a-
card reading mo chance to-
night or something of the like
might momentarily be produced
aa the crowds waited hopefully
for a "look-in" at the last per-
formance.
Reason there is, too, for the
Palace has another excellent pro-
gram this week. The current
film, Dream of Love-" co-star-
ring Joan Crawford and Nils
Asther, and the stage presentation
featuring Singers Midgets di-
vide honors.
The picture is that delightful
story OF Ia prince of mythical
kingdom who falls in love with
d commoner, a gypsy dancer.
The plot is decidedly Graus-
tarkian, utilizing just about all
of the props of each and every
play of the kind to date, but it
is exceedingly fascinating, never
theless.
Joan Crawford, of Dancing
Daughters fame, gives splendid
Interpretation of the gypsy role.
Though not beautiful, she is
exceptionally clever and attrac-
tive. Nils Asther, who plays the
opposite lead, that Of the prince,
Is strikingly handsome, and his
splendid acting leaves moth
Ing to be desired. Aileen Pringle,
Carmel Myers, Warner GLAND,
and others of note, are adequate
In lesser roles.
As an atmospheric prologue,
Miss Evelyn Howard, garbed as a
gypsy maiden, gives a beautiful
rendition of thematic song,
Dream OF Love"
The Midgets, 80 in number, Of
fer a Boris Petroff production,
"Miniatures of 1929" an extrava-
ganza of music, dancing, and
novelty. The Lilliputians. inter-
nationally known, are all versatile
artists. Their repertoire includes
solo and group dances, boxing
bout. sleight-of-hand performance,
strong man, and jazz orchestra Sc
lections. And lest all this be not
enough, the company has three
expertly trained elephants, num-
Der of beautiful ponies, also at
home on the stage, not to mention
q singing duck, which causes much
merriment.
Notice should be accorded the un-
usually elaborate and effective
~, 1Yd aOcfISrniV1tf
A pictorial scenic and M-G-M
News are additional features. A
glimpse of the United States
steamship Texas, monarch Of the
seas, saluting the Los Angeles.
queen of the air, is interesting.
Harry Borjes is master Of cere-
monies this week, while Wesley
EDDY acts as guest-conductor at
the Century Theater in our neigh
boring city, Baltimore. -H. K
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
LATEST NEW
OF NEW YORK
STAGE

The musical version Of THE
Houseboat on the Styx," stories
John Kendrick Bangs will open
December 25 at the Liberty
Theater with John e. Hazard.
Blanche Ring, Sam Ash, Hal
Forde. William Danforth, Bert
ram Peacock, Alice Mackenzie.
Kenneth Webb and Hazard
wrote the book and the score
was provided by Carlo and
Sanders. It will be the second
production this season Of Ned
Jakobs, who sponsored The
Moneylender."
Gentlemen Of the Press" will
be added TO next saturdays clos
ings and go on tour. Others GO
ing out the same night will be
Rain or Shine" 'The Three
Musketeers, THE Yellow Jacket"
1.-The Sacred Flame" and "Mr.
Moneypenny" closed last week.
Nina Gore, daughter Of Senator
Thomas p. Gore Of Oklahoma and
Washington. D. D.. debutante of
1922. makes her stage bow
tomorrow in "Sign of the Leop-
ard" at the National.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
THIS DIRECTOR
BOSSED HIS
WIFE

All wasn't bond. All jes'
growed"
And so she did, for the world
famous little TOpsy has grown up
to be Eliza in the case OF Mar
garita Fischer, who makes her
auspicious return to the screen in
the latter dramatic role in Univer-
sails super-productiOM Of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" She scored her
most notable success in pictures
in 1914, when she was co-featured
with Harry Pollard in Uniyersaps
so-called three-reel epic OF the
Harriet Beecher Stowe classic, ap-
pearing in the precocious cl1arac-
ter of the famous little colored
slave girl.
Romance is woven around the
production of Uncle Toms Cabin"
and the PolIards. for in private
life, Margarita Fischer is the
wife OF Harry Pollard who directed
her in the magnificent picturiza-
tion Of. the South of yesterday,
which is now on the screen for q
second week at Crandall's Metro
politan Theater.
It was the role Of Topsy that
won for Margarita Fischer q long,
term contract with the American
Film Company in Santa Barbara.
She became internationally IA
nous as the American Beauty"
of the screen. Her beautiful face
pictured in the heart of a rose
was one OF the famous film trade
marks Of the day and 1t was
Harry Pollard's stellar portrayal
OF Uncle Tom that won for him
the position OF star and later di-
rector for the same company.
AS q child and later as an in
genue stage star. Miss Fischer
was one OF the best-known stock
company stellarites on the Pacific
coast. Daughter OF John Fischer,
weIlknown minstrel man. she
made her stage debut In Portland,
Ore, in the famous child role OF
Adrienne in "The Celebrated
Case
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
UNCLE TOM TN
HIS SECOND
WEEK

Back to the days when we
lived at the cross roads down in
Virginia ana the most hard Of
the hardy invaded the land Of
Dixie with one OF the ancient but
honorable TON" shows and the
variegated hounds that accom-
panied the troup.
Not to imply that the current
attraction at the Metropolitan,
'sUncle Toms Cabin II anything
like the transformers who used
to play the country towns such
as the one in which we lived.
The old classic as done at the
Metropolitan is a masterpiece
when compared to the days when
Topsy sometimes had a bit of
grease paint smeared off and
Uncle Tom lost his whiskers and
the elevator got jammed that
was taking Little Eva to heaven
via the fly loft Of the local
opera house.
6Amon AeBree rants ana raves
all over the place and takes with
every lash BIT Of the venerable
Uncle Thomas dark brown hide.
George Siegmann as the cruel
overseer reminds Of a guard in
French penal colony. He is
most realistic. James Lowe as
the unfortunate Uncle Tom il
excelIently done as is the part
Of Little Eva portrayed by Vir-
ginia Grey.
The supplemental attractions
are missing this week due to the
length Of the feature. g. M. n.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
When Feature Is
Shown on Screen

EARLE-Dolores Del Rio in
Revenge" At 11:46 a. m., 1:45,
3:46. 5:45. 7:46 and 9:48 p. M.
FOX. Farrell Macdonald in
"Riley the Cop" At 1910, 2:43,
4:49, 1853 and 1904 p. m.
COLUMBIA -- Charles (Buddy)
Rogers in Someone to Love"
At 11:34 a. m.; 1881. 1898, 5:35, 7:42
and 9:42 p. m.
PALACE-Joan Crawford in
Dream of Love-" At 11:10 a. M;
lao, 1856, $40, TAO and 9:55 p. m.
METROPOLITAN -- Universals
sound production of "UncIe Toms
Cabin" At II q. m; 1, 3, 5, I and
9:15 p. m.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
Jack Connolly Sails
Back to Foreign Posts

On Wednesday last Jack Con-
molly, European director for Fox
Movietone News, sailed back to
his post in Paris. To be abso-
lutely accurate it should pe
posts" as this former Washing
tonian has headquarters in Paris,
London. and Berlin.
Travelling always on the Levia-
than Mr.. Connolly again returned
on that u. s. Line steamship.
His hurried trip to Washington
and New York was for two pur.
poses: A conference with Court
land Smith. chief of the Movietone
News Service, and with William
Fox: and to make arrangements
for the first recording of an
opening OF Congress-
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
Pollard Was "TOm"

Harry Pollard, who directed the
81, ,OoO, 900 Universal production OF
"Uncle Toms Cabin" which is
now at the Metropolitan Theater'
played the role of Uncle Tom him.
self more than thirteen years ago.
At that time he had just become
acquainted with the motion pic
ture industry and little did he
dream that ne would, in the years
to come, direct one Of the most
tremendous of screen epics.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
TIMELY TIPS
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The Washington times., 1928-12-10
A Rernhardt Role

Joan Crawford, in Dream
Love-" now playing at Loew's
Palace. has the same role that
Sarah Bernhard starred in for
many seasons. The picture is
adaptped from the play. "Adrienne
Lecouvreur."
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
Nine NatiOnalities

There are nine different nation
alities in the troup OF Singers
Midgets at Loew's Palace in min
iatureE OF 1922 They include
American, French, English, Rus.
sian, German. Polish. Austrian,
Hungarian, and Rumanian.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10
Midget Statistics

Singers Midgets. now playing at
Lcew's Palace Theater. range in
height from % to 80 inches and
their weight runs from %. to so
pounds.
The Washington times., 1928-12-10

bachelor or family apartments
furnished or unfurnlshed can al
ways be located after reading the
Rental nstin4s in the Classified Ads
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

EMPASTAMOS y Encuadernamos toda
clase de libros. fol'etos etc. Precios
Condos. 81 W. Council st.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
ServiciO AereO
Brasil Mexico
Y Est'S. UnidOs

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, enero 20.
"El Universal Grafico," informa
que ell ayiador aleman Joe Shoene
Sc propone realizar un yuelo del
Brasil a Mexico y California, ell
mes de febrero proximo, bajo los
auspicios del Club Aereo del Bra
sill, o ell objeto de estudiar las
posibilidades que existen para ell
establecimiento de un servicio CO.
mercial entire aquel pals sudame-
~ricano, nuestro pals y ell vecino del
Norte.
Agrega ell "Grafico" que Shoene
Sc encuentra aetualmente en- Rio
de Janeiro, discutiendo ell proyec-
to con Ell Club Aereo, las autori-
dades brasileras, y ell embajador
mexicano acreditado en- Brasil.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Alfonso XIII eSea
DivOrciarSe

PARIS, enero 20.-Corren insis-
tentes rumores de que ell Rey de
Espana ha llegado de inc6gnito a.
esta capital, con ell prop6sito de en-
tablar negociaciones a d~ivorciarse
de su esposa, la Reina Victoria, de
quien Quiere separarse porque de-
sea contraer matrimonio con una
Princesa de La Casa Borbon, va
que 81 actual esposa, solamente le
ha dado hijos completamente en-
fermos e incapaces de poder here
dar la tesla real.
Naturalmente esta noticia ha
cafdo como bomba en- todos los
circulos y principalmente en- Es-
pana, donde han tornado TODD CO.
mo una broma; no asf los enemi-
COS de la monarqufa, que no pier
den oportunidad para hacer correr
rumores amarillistas.
Segdn versiones fidedignas. ell
Rey Alfonso ha quedado compile
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

BoRDADOS A MANO. en- blancO o =
~s0lOres. D. Macias. 81 Council st.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

El club "Aima J6ven" ha anun-
ciado que, para Ell dfa A del en-
trante mes, cuya fecha caera en-
sabado, efectuara un Bale en- Ell
Salon del "Armory." A los que sc
distingan en- ell Walls, asf como en-
ell Fox-Trot, Sc les obsequiaran va
lioaos premios.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

GASOLINE, aceites. lubricantes. acce-
sorios, etc. Teller Rubber Co., Broad
way , Ccnvento.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

tamente desilusionado con motive
de que en- ell hijo menor de su ia
milia, en- quien tenfa mas espe-
ranzas de que heredara eel tronO,
por considerable completamente
sano, ha adquirido una gravfsima
enfermedad llamada hemofilia que
es considerable como incurable.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

sERvIcIo de AUTOMOBILES. Tel. SO.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
LA VIDA SOCIAL EN- LA SEMANA

milia Cano, de este lugar, Sc ha-
Han ell ST.. Carlos Film Y su her.
mana la Sra. Luisa F. de Tolley,
de Los Angeles.
Fl jueves pasado fue inhumado
ell cadAver del Sr. Alfredo v. Lee
vim. quien falleci6 ell dfa anterior.
Fue acompanado hasta SUI Ultima
morada, por todas sus amistades,
que ran numerosas. Sobreviven
al Sr. Levin, tres hermanas, Sras.
Rafaela de Bustamente, Ma. JESUS
de Lim6n y Carmen Limon.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

me pregunto 81 es cierto que tn
boca fu6 mia.
IS
Y es tan grato ell recuerdo de aquel
dulce pecado,
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

que entornando los ojos r~ecOnstru-
20 ell pasado,
yen mi augusta sollozo: iFue
verdad, alma mia!
Rosario SANSORES.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21
Ell Verso SelectO

cUANDo tn ME- QUERIAs
Cuando tn me querfas, era Ell sol
brillante,
mas fragantes las roses, mas her.
mosa la vida.
Me basta Ell arrullo de tn VOC sus
pirante
y ell frescor de tn boca como
fuente escondida.
Mientras til me Quisiste me sentf
protegida
contra ell golpe imprevisto del do
Tor inquietante
Fue tn amor a manera de una la
ma encendida
donde ardi6 viva siempre mi ter
nur de amante,
Pero esta tan lejana la vision mila-
grosa,
itan lejana! que a veces delirante
y ansiosa
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

La Sociedad "MoreIos" Ell do
mingo pasado. conmemor6 ell Do
ceay0 Aniversario de SUI fundaci6n,
efectuandose, con tai motive, una
Yelada y bale, en- ell Salon A. H. A.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

Hospedados en- casa de Ia ia
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

La Logia No. Diez. "Mexicana
Americana" radicada en- Ray, Ari-
xona, Ell pr6ximo dfa % celebrara
Ell Aniversario de su Fundaci6n.
Con tai motive, verificarase So
femme Festival en- aquel lugar, es-
tando por salir de esta ciudad una
Comisi6n de la Logia Matriz, que
aquf radica, a felicitar a la Su-
cursal del lugar indicado.
El fronterizo., 1928-01-21

e. "Little Flower Club" feIicit6
por 81 feliz regreso a esta ciudad,
al Rev. Padre Carmelo, quien hi
20 un viaje hasta las Islas Cana
rias.