davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

niekol 'ko hranic juznackych
statov, ktorych zaujmy s1 totoz-
ne S juznackymi. Juh by tedy
NAL ako ma i teraz uplnu kontro-
lu demokratickej strany V kon-
grese. Juh by rozhodoval o prohi-
bicii, 0 tarife, o vsetkom, svojou
prevahou v strane. Juh by NAL
kongresne vybory moci. Smith
i jeho priyrzenci vychodu by
boil bezmocni. Prohibicia by 20
stala, aka je tarifa by bola ta-
ka, akd Juh chce: nizka, kompe-
ticna, zebyq Juznaci mohli lacno
tovar E,lropy kupovat' a svo-
ju 'bavlnu a dohan5 dobre preda-
vat ma americkom europskom
trhu, bez zvlastnej konkurencie.
TAX tomu bolo "a Wilsona, tax
by tomu bolo "a Smitha. Ia Will
soma Juh diktoval tarifu. Alabam-
sky senator Underwood ju osno-
val. ...~... t.~.
Darmo je, republikanska stra-
na je stranou Severn a priemyslu
a demokraticka stranou Juhu,
juznackych zaujmov. Kym z Ju-
hu nestane sa kraj prevazne prize
myselny, ale bude prevazne bavl-
narsky a dohanovy, do toho casu
Sever a Zapad nebudd sa chciet'
poddat' diktatorstvu juznackych
demokratov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
NASIEL SP0SOB UDRzAT
OVOCIE CERSTVYM

Jeden americky ucenec vyna-
siel novy sp6sob ma udrzanie ovo-
cia cerstvym ma dlh1 dobu. V
vyskume s broskynami, tieto
boly dane do plechovice, ktorej
vytiahnuty boil dusik vpusteny
kyslik. 0 mesiac plechovica bola
otvorena a broskyne v nej najde-
ne tax cerstye, ako ked' boly do
nej vlozene. Teraz robene s1 po.
kusy inym ovocim ma dlhsiu
dobu. Je nahl 'ad, ze tento novy
sposob umozni uzivat' cerstve a
zrale ovocie kazdeho dina roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

Maria Ragar, manzelka Andre
ia Ragan, {. 1892 Oakwood Av.,
zomrela v stredu nemocnici Sv.
Alzbety po operacii vo veku 48
rokov. Neboha bola jednou 20 "a
kladateliek or. kat. farnosti p.
Marie, ddkyhou {. 439. G. X. Brat
stva a (. SO. Sojedinenia. Zane
chava manzela tuna jednu sest-
ru j brata ma Slovensku. Pohrab
bude ' sobotu rano.
Veronika Hajdu6ek, manzelka
Valenta Hajdu1ek, {. 1851 Home
wood Ave-, zomrela v stredu ma
komplikacie nemoci svojej do
macnosti, 70 veku Al rokov. Bola
clenkyhou osady Sv. Mateja, {.
Sc. IKSJ. q {. 1853. Penn. s. q. j.
Oplakava ju manzel, dive dcery a
jeden syn, tri sestry traja bra
tia. Pohrsb Dol v piatok.
Kstarins Hlebovy, 7-rocna dee
70 Augpsts ! Katariny Hebovy,
Z Z. l407 =. Indisnola Ave, zo-
mrela NJ zkSkrt ' domacncsti svo-
jich rodicov. Okrem rodicov, opla-
k1yajd II bletia Frantisek Jo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
SMITH NKMozE ZndENTr
PROHIBfCIU.

Demokraticka strana je stra-
nou Juhu. Juznacke Staty kontro-
luj1 demokratickn stranu kon-
grese. z terajsich 1876 demokrati-
ckych kongresmanov, 126 ich je
Juhu. Juh je fanaticky prohibit
Giacky. Juh natisol prohibiciu
Amerike. Ma Juhu bola najprv
prohibicia zavedena. Juh nebude
nikdy hlasovat "a zmenu prohi-
bicie.
Toto INA kazdy American,
sam demokraticky kandidat. A
preto jeho agitacia "a zmenu pro-
hibicie je, mimo chytania mo-
krych hlasov ma Severe, daromna.
Keby agitaciu viedla republican
ska strana, to by bolo inc. S tel
strany sa skorej moze oeakavat
zmena. Hoover svojej prijima-
cej reci udal, ze tlto otazku da
dobre prestudovat' a bude odpo-
rdcat' zmeny, 3tore budl k pro
spechu naroda. .15
Pre- tych, ktori veria, re Smith
moze zmenit' prohibiciu, podava-
me tn soznam kongresmanov de-
mokratickych inych, prohibicia-
kov mokrych demokratov. z to-
hoto soznamu uvidia nemoznost
prevedenia Smithovych odporl.
Gani. -,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Prax.

Advokat k svojmu klientovi:
V krizovom vysluchu ste sa
vel mi dobre drzali. Aida ste uz
niekedy cez taky vysluch preslii
To ME, pan doktor, ale mann
donna styri zenske: zenu, svokru
a dve tetky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

Spolu 435
Po6et demokratickych kongres-
manov, ktori by hlasovali "a zme-
nu .prohibicie, podany podl'a sta
toy, je nasledovny:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

Spolu ~
Demplrati, ] ' p3de v6eobecn6-
30 vit,szstvs, pem5Su dostat' wac
kongresmanov, mel majd teraz re-
pablikani, to jest 237. q tych maj
nsnej 126 by. bolo : Juhu 4 este
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Nezna rozpomienka.

Ona: - Kde som mala hlavu,
ked' som ii povedala 'sanO"!
On: - ia tt poviem: ma mojom
pleci!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
political ADVERTISEMENT

HOOV E r
a otazka prist' 'ahova-
lecka a prohibicna
pred pisahovaecm roku 1921
mao e pipdsans rosneac aclolvek
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sem pssu.ns, 81 ' '" ''" h''y tax '''''o "' "''ny ''y
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prvyknuh robotnci zpavh
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Ale pn utavani
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

Pomtlila 90.
- Milujes ma, draha9
Pravdaze, Harry.
Harryi Volam sa Sam.
Ach, pravdaze .Myslela som,
xe je dneska pondelok.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19
Dost JENNIE pre- kazdeho
"a Predsa uspokojujd*

1EDNODUCHE, neokraslens udanie
\ faktu: "Dost' jennie pre- kazdeho
predsa uspokojujl.'
Ak 81 zapalite Chesterfield faj6ite
kriticky nenajdese ziadne drisdenie,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-19

ale istd jemnost' bohatou, prijemnou
prichui'ou.
ChesterfieIds uspokojuji bez draz.
denie. SUI jennie bez toho, ably boly'
bezprichutne,
&t<zt~zze..4;:1.--@
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

Selections suggestive of Spring will be played by the Little orches- tra at 9 o'clock tonight through WEAF. The program will include Mendelssohn's Spring Song" and 'Notturno.' Schubert's "Serenade," and Grieg's An Den Fruhling" and "Erotique."
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

assignor to The Fuller Brush Co.,. Hartford. Wire-bending machine.
 Harold D. Warehouse. West Hartford, assignor to w. A. Ready. Brookline, Mass. Adjusting device for wireless apparatus.
 Gustave Welter, New Haven, as- signor to The Bigelow Co. Electric boiler apparatus.
 Richard H. Whitehead, New Hav- en, assignor to The New Haven Clock Go. Clock case.
 Trade Marks Registered
 The Aeolian Co.,, Meriden, and N. Y., N. Y. Music rolls for automatic musical instruments.
 The Capewell Horse Nail Co.,, Hartford. Horse nails.
 The Fuller Brush Co.,, Hartford. Metal polish.
 Ray A. Harris, doing business as Lingerie "N' Co.,, North Windham. Lingerie chains.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

Irving c. Jennings, South Nor walk. Check valve.
 Frank M. Kincaid, Ypsilanti, Mich. assignor. by mesne assignments, to Relay Motor Products Corp, Bridge port. Motorvehicle transmission mechanism.
 Peter N. Landine, Milford. Fold ing seat.
 Horace A. Mitchell, Fairfield Mag netic relay valve.
 Joseph V. Petrelli, Greenwich, as- signor of 1-20 to F. J. Kent, N. Y., N. Y. Razor-blade stropper.
 Wilson E. Porter, New Haven, as- signor to The New Haven Clock Co. Bezel for nonbreakable crystals.
 Charles Radvanyi, Bridgeport. Combined creeper and stool.
 Joseph Sachs. Hartford. Trough ing system for electric appliance re- ceiving cabinets.
 Duncan Shaw and W. F. Moore,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
List of Patents Issued
 To Connecticut People

(List compiled weekly from the Official Gazette by the office of Har- old G. Manning. Manning Bros. Shoe Co.,, 211 Main street New Britain.)
 Raymond G. Bacheller, Hartford, assignor to Hartford Empire Co. Glass-handling apparatus.
 Donald l.. Benton. Los Angeles, Cal. assignor to American Chain Co.,, Inc, Bridgeport. Convertible bump CT and luggage carrier.
 Frank Calvo, Waterbury. Callous protector. Sebern A. Cooney, Glenbrook. Salt container. Swift.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

4 musical tour of the world will be made in a half hour when the Twin Pair of Harmony present their regular program tonight at 9:3o through WEAF. The Itinerary" in- cludes My Ohio Home. Stay Out of the South, Valencia. Chicago, Blue Danube. Golden Gate, Louisiana Bo Bo and Sarita.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

The Middletown Silver Co.,, Afid- dletown. Silver-plated hollow ware and tableware.
 Rose Osterweis. doing business as Lewis OSterweis & Sons New Hav- en. Cigars. -. The Stollwerck Chocolate Co.,. Stamford. Cocoa and chocolate.
 Trade-M Mark Applicants
 Andrew c. Campbell. Inc, Water bury. Machines for cutting or punching sheet metal.
 Cheney Brothers. South Manches- ter Woven. knitted. netted. textile, and pile fabrics in the piece.
 The Kilborn X Bishop Co.,. New Haven. Rock drills.
 Nu-Erb Medicine Co.,, New Haven. Compound.
 William Yermak, Danbury. Beet pullers
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Marines Kill Couple of
 Nicaraguans in Fight

Mauagua, Nicaragua, May H'-- In the first brush with marines Tn moro than a week, two rebels have been slain and two wounded.
 A patrol of 12 marines lea by lieutenant Edward Francis ODay of New Hampshire. one of the many marine patrols tracking down the rebels encountered the men near T.Itaneca and sharp sllirmish en- sued. There were no marine caSual- ties,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
1o mid.-Fordham dance orchestra

1o mid.-Fordham dance orchestra
 SI0-WLNL-37O 6-RoNama Erb. contralto 6:2V-Musical Favorites 6:45-"Sports Review" Fred Bendel 7-Catholic theater hour 1:05-Robert Woods. baritone 1:l5-Nictor lnstrumentalists 7:3o-"Rroadway Plays 7:45-Old Folk Melodies
 S6O-WGBS-s40 1:S0-Scripture reading l:S5-Merriam Field. soprano 1:5u-Jack King, tenor Fiddle Piotzs Nagabonds a:Sn-"Clean-Up Week Campaign e:45-Sol Price, violinist a:So-College symphonic Jazz orch. 7:3o-John Abra hanson, pianist 7:40-Mollie Putnam, pianist 7:50-Hopton, English Bulldogs S-Nanderbilt quartet l1:3O-"Green Room Reyel," Tracy
 De Angelo, Winters Saxophone
 Ninstrels
 9:0-NRNY-S26 l2:So--Ralph Chrostman, pianist 2:So-Refrigeration program Carl Fique and artists 7:3o-F.rnest Halas, cimbalom 7:45-Isabel Lowden, Music
 Lead Line S-Miss TWeedy and artists S:S0--Ben Bernie's orchestra 9-Dorothy Johnson, soprano 9:15-New Venice orchestra
 s2o-WPCH-s:e 4-Dutch lesson 4:30-John Reed, songs 4:45-La Bellini 5-Spanish lesson 5:S0-t.lizabeth Walllng Bacon 5:45-Mac D Jano1f pianist 6-Bert Lowe, jester 6:30-E,liza beth Bacon, Poets i0-Beloved Nagabonds 10: 0:30-Lillian Trotter, pianist 10:45-Piotti and Hardy, songs
 87O-WABC-3O9 1:o4-flarry Fuckers orchestra 2:o5-"Heigh-H Hawaiians 6:01-Hebrew 6 Orphan Asylum band 7:04-Edgar HowelTs orchestra 7:3o-Park Lane orchestra S-king's orchestra S:S0-Harry Fuckers orchestra 9:31-"Heigh-Ho Hawaiians 10-Waldorf- Astoria orchestra l1-Rudy Nallees Collegians 1O2O-WGL-294 c-The BrunsWickians 3-Arlie Carroll, pianist 3:15-Vivian Ingraham. contralto S:3o-Mme. Loves Musicale 4-Emersonians orchestra 6 6:05-Harold Doris orchestra 6:35-Health Association advice 6;45-Bert Andrews, tenor 1 Muir, Mckay, Just Scotch' 7:30-Mac Janoff, pianist | 7:45-Herb Mandell, fiddler i S-Washington Heights entertainers :30-Harmonovelt orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
Eastern Stations
tOoO-WODA, PatcrsOn-20l

1O2O-WODA. PatersOn-2SI 12:45-Dance music 4:30-Music lovers period 5:30-News; sport talk 9:O2-Ponds Church program 9:3O-Philosophe King 9:45-Ann Walters, ukulele 1o-Charles Seagoract. musical saw '1G:15-St. Georges Dramatic club 1o:45-Ted Friedhauer's Comman-
 ders 3O-Lido Venice entertainment l2 mid.-Pat Cristello's Gondoliers
 112O-WGCP, Newark-26s 3:30-Studio program 4-Bradford Browne 5-Westbrook Society orchestra 1o-st. Josephs Catholic club, The
 Rise of Rosie O'Rielly' 11-Ivy Crosse. pianist 11:2 :2O-Mnnie Doe, talk 11:30-WGCP Revue
 SGO-WIp. PhiladcIphia-349 1-Organ recital 3-Ervin Shca's Musicians 4-Mike and Zadroga, dance music 6:3O-Dinner music 7-Bedtime story and roll call; orch. 9-Coffee period a:45-Buick Artists o.3o-Maynower dance orchestra 11--Organ recital
 S6O-WOO, Philadclphia-39 4:45-Grand organ; trumpets 5-WOO Trio
 740-WFI, Philadclphia-l05 l--Tea Room ensemble I3-Elwood Anderson's orchestra 6:5O-Boys' Week banquet
 11O0-WPG. Atlantic City-273 6:46--Organ 6 recital 7:O5--Morton dinner concert 7:5O-Talk, pr. Peppard S-The Madrigal singers. BanqueV VI
 \, J. Manufacturers iS:3o-Chelsea concert music 9-Spelling Bee elimination contest 1o-Studio program io:45-Subway Boys l1-Dance orchestra
 7gO-WGY, Schencctady-3oo :3O-Stock market reports '12:55-Time signals: weather G.3O--PoWell orchestra 7.3o-Statler's Pennsylvanlans S--Musical program o--The Little orchestra g;3o-Twin Pairs of Harmony lo-Musica1 program ll-Dance program
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
QUIT LEFT HAND DRIVE

Paris. May ,. P>-American auto mobiles will soon be the only ones in France with left hand drive. The two principal makers of popular cars have adopted the right hand drive to increase safety.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
New York Stations
k7O-WNYC-S26

S7O-WNYC-S26 5:3o-Brooklyn Symphony orch. :3o-Charles Heimerzheim, ukulele 6:45-J. Crosley Atkinson, poems 7-Hildred Hanson, coloratura ,:15-Jerome Donnegan. tenor 7:3O-Police alarms. scores -:35-Mme. Adele Lewing, pianist s.15-Helen Hass, German lieder S:3O-Instrumental s-1eluso Mandolin quartet 9;3O-Vincent Bach. trumpet s;4O-Herman Neuman. special mu- sicale 10-Police alarms, weather
 s1O-WEAF-as: 30-Rolfe's orchestra 2:30-Janssen's orchestra 3-Parnassus Trio 4-Heckscher Foundation orch. 5-ik. of c. Glee club 5:30-Jolly Bill and Jill s-Waldorf-Ast dinner music 6:55-Baseball scores 7-South Sea Islanders 7.3O-Statler's Pennsylvanians S-Mediterraneans dance band anu Bonnie Ladies ,,,, a-Iittle orchestra with Nllllaln Hain, tenor 9.3O-Twin Pairs of Harmony 16-Rolfe's orchestra l1-Arnold Johnson's orchestra
 68O-WJZ-.al lo:3O-I.uncheOn music l.sV-Hal kemps orchestra Frank Winegar's orchestra 2:3O-Weather reports ,.aS-The Merry Three 3:3O-RCA demonstration hour 4:30-The Tenneseeahs 5-Clover Club trio 5.15-Savoy- Plaza tea music J-Baseball scores f.o5-Frank Winegars ofchesud s.55-Program summary; cofrec, time Norman Hamilton. poet -:15-Astor orchestra , Tslegram's all-America broad cast team th.30-t 'orrect tim" 3o-Dorothy Howe and Merry three
 r1-Slumber music
 ;IO-WOR-l22 30-"Y ellow Roses play y-,,him.s; Misconceptions of llf Law
 ..1,-Frances Ncwson soprano 3:30-Sorey's orchestra 6-Radio study Period 6:15-Jacques Jacobs ensemble s:45-Talk: baseball scores --Boys Week Celebration 7.3o-Vincent Lopez orchestra s-Chimes; Wilbert NeNgold lh'er-
 view ,,,, S:l5-La Forge. B"rum"h AuSleai7 a:15-Mid-e organ q:4o-Perole String quartet 10:l0-Musical Nignette t1-Nevs bulletins; weather ,l.o5-Fletche Hendcrson's orch'
 ,8O-WH>-395 s.30-keen' ensemble Artist Revue s-United String ensemu ulr S:sO--Don Roberts Group g-Theater orchestra
 sio-WMCA-a'o Studio program 2-William Norins. poetry 3-Selbert Fursters 4-Wilson Syncopators 5-Littmann' entertainers 530-Aunty's Chat: studio program s-Nillepigues orchestra S:3o-Duke Yellman's orchestra 9-Boxing bouts from Ridgewood Alpineers dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05
SATURDAY..
Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
New England States

Ss0-WTIC. Hartford-536 SILENT
 ssO-WCAC, Storrs-536 Organ recital ,:3o-Talk, Musical Instruments in
 the Home" .:4S-Talk. Why Bath Salts
 113O-WlCC, Bridgeport-:66 News 1:05-U. S. Dept. Agrnculture talk 5-Merchants' Hour Studio program I:15-Historic period 7:45-Basebal scores s-Studio program s:SO-Ritz Ball Room orchestra a-Old Timers program :l5-Baseball scores e:55-News 1o-Ritz Ball Room orchestra
 0OO-WBZ. Springfield-333 S:30-Program from NBC studios o:45-Talk by Captain $. J. Ray
 mond o:59-Weather reports s-Jack Morey's Singing orchestra o:30-Time 5 6:35-Jack Morey's orchestra fo-N uttl AhlltNi, lIdiitt'A s:55-Baseba scores .-Pizzitola Strummers 1:.5-News .:30-Jewish Choir S-Boston symphony Pop concert l0-News l0:O5-Hotel Statler orchestra lo:30-Baseball scores l0:35-Hotel Statler orchestra il--Time and weather
 e5O-WNAC-NBIS, Boston-i64 ta:3O-Organ recital l-Information Service a:So-Dandies of Yesterday 3-Red Sox-Cleveland baseball
 game Ted and His Gang 6-Juyenile Smilers 6:S0-Dok's Sinfonians 7;3O-Better Business talk .:40-Lady of the Ivories .:50-Romance in Art S-Studio program 9-Do Re Me club of Boston uni
 versity lo-Jaques Renard and orchestra lO:30-Copley Plaza Hotel orch. ll:15-Morey Pearl and orchestra
 5s0-WEEI, Boston-5OS a:s0-Musical program Program from New York G:2O-News S:sO-Lido Venice orchestra 6:44-Westminster Chimes 6:46-Bean Knights 7:15-Lido Venice orchestra 7:s0-Masterpiece Pianist 7:45-Weekly Book talk S-Mediterranean dance band s-Program from New York 10-Radio forecast and weather 1O:05-Clara Baker trio 10.35-NeWS
New Britain herald., 1928-05-05

A similar demonstration smaller in scope, will be broadcast through the same station earlier in the day, at 3:3o in the afternoon. Those to be heard are Vaughn de Leath. contral- to; Gold Strand Group. The Little Symphony and the RIGA salon or cheStra.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-13
AIR DANGERS
STRESSED TN
PICTURE

Howard Hawks and Lew Seller,
Fox film directors, believe that
newest screen opus, THE Air Cir
GUS" will go far toward proving
to the public that commercial
aviation is a safe means of travel
when good planes and experienced
pilots are employed.
Hawks has produced an epic of
the skies in which he stresses the
He has shown in several sc.
quences the price of carelessness,
but declared he has done this
particularly to acquaint the public
with what this means to aviation,
rather than to produce screen
thrill.
1.-THE Air Circus which comes
to the Fox Theater today, has in
the cast Louise Dresser, David
Rollins, Sue Carol, Arthur Lake.
Charles Delaney, Helnie Conklin,
cleve Moore. Jane Keckley. and
a group of young students in the
aviation school
The picture was filmed with
Glover Field. Santa Monica. Cal,
as a base for departure OF the
planes. More than Is per cent
of the picture was shot by Dan
Clarke and Elmer Dyer, camera
men. while travelling at better
than 100 miles per hour thousands
of feet above Southern California.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-13
All WASHINGTON Iheaters Open for Fall PdtrOI
ODD CAM ERA
ANGLES In
THIS FILM

Harry Beaumont made what Is
asserted to be new world rec
ord for odd camera angles when
he directed "Our Dancing Daugh-
ters," Cosmopolitan picture, now
at the Columbia Theater. For
three days the cameras were on
moving trucks and slides, and not
a single scene was photographed
from a stationary position.
A number of these moving shots
are in a ballroom scene and were
considered quite an accomplish.
ment in the field of unusual
photography at the Metro-Gold.
wyn.Mayer studio.
One entire sequence shows Joan
Crawford and John Mack Brown
dancing through a large throng
and making a complete circuit or
the expansive floor. In these
views the dancing couple are
shown in every move as they glide
about the room, the camera at the
same time showing the audience
what the dancers are watching.
Another unusual scene is where
the camera takes the audience
right under the feet of scores OF
dancing couples to the opposite
end of the room, where the prin-
cipal characters are seated.
"Our Dancing Daughters Is
from an original story by jose
phine Lovett. Loan Crawford Is
featured, and the cast includes. be-
sides John Mack Brown, Anita
Page, Dorothy Sebastian, Nils
Asther, Kathryn Williams and Ed
ward Nugent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-13

will be widely criticized if his
decisions are Peck sn ffian.
However, since he made his
living for some years writing
Of and for the theater, his APP
proach must be sympathetic.
Already there is noted a ten
dencv to tone down the rough
stuff. Producers who have
risked ,rtunes can hardly af-
ford to have their attractions
closed. This appointr mt is the
first real Watch Your Step"
gesture. A little bit stronger
than a friendly warning. But
it could be far worse.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-13
New "Met" Organist

Announcement il made by
Daniel Breeskin. musical director
Of The Stanley -Crsndall theaters
in Washington. of the appoint.
ment of Johnnie SaIb as concert
org mist at CrandaH's Metro
poliian Theater. Mr.. SaIb before
coming to the CrandaIl forces.
was featured organist at the
Ratio Theater
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-13

Now, it is divulging no secret
to state that getting a capacity
house for a brand-new dromatic
show in this city of Washington
is as hard as getting votes for
the Socialist ticket. Playgoers are
not accustomed TO investing in
great numbers until the quality
of the product is assured.
The two-orchestra-tick -for-$2
plan is the latest innovation
to be announced as Monday
night box office bargain. 1 am
advised that it has Manager
Taylor's o. K. and will be given
its first test for the opening of
1.-The Crooks Convention"
Charles Barton, advance man
ager for Mr.. Andrews proposed
the plan and he set down six
reasons why he believes it Is
practical, although his show
loses money with a sell-out house.
They are:
1. Arthur Somers Roche has
written a great satire and Lyle
d. Andrews has confidence enough
in it to risk fortune 70 produce it.
2. Under normal conditions we
can't expect a turnout for an I'M
tried product. Hence the extra in
ducement. We cross off the loss
to advertising.
3. The show is full Of laughs.
Comedy does not register salts
factorily.. in a half empty house.
4. We have a cast of q speaking
parts and as fine an all round
cast as ever has signed for a
Broadway show.
5. II we can send away an au-
dience of boosters the ticket sale
for the rest of the engagement
takes care of the loss on Mon
day night.
6. Actors play better to a full
house. A successful opening often
spells the real fate OF play. Mr..
Andrews hopes to have 1.-THE
Crooks Convention" run the full
season in his own New York
theater.
There are the reasons. They
sound logical enough. At any rate
the Monday night innovation rep
resents the first 1928 bargain Of
fering in the legitimate theater.
And new cut rate plan. To avoid
misunderstanding it might be
stated again that the regular box
Office scale will prevail after Mon
DAYS premiere
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Chorus girl dumb! Not this girl.
Lillian Lee, one of the fast STEP
pers in Mcintyre and Heath's
"Headin' South has invented a
chiffon brassiere which is being
marketed by a Chicago manufac-
turer and on which Lillian realizes
a royalty of 2 cents a brassiere.
And since these articles are sold
in gross lots, she expects to pay
off the mortgage on her widowed
mothers home in Springfield,