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understand. A coated tongue calls
for a few drops to ward off consti-
patton; so does any suggestion of
bad breath. Whenever children
don't eat we'll, don't rest we'll, or
have any little upset-this pure
vegetable preparation is usually
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Chas. H. Fletcher's signature on
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boys keep all the sequences where the
cook is needed for the last shooting,
I'll hurry along with my jazz picture
and move the orchestra over to the
front-line trenches and liven things up
a bit. What's the natter"
But the little man had apologized
himself out Of the picture.
A Rochester, N. Y, grocer, Erich
Schef1er, has volunteered to come cut
and supervise the technical end OF the
Remaroue story. He stood next the
author in the trenches, and knows the
topography Of the story's locale by
heart.
He'll find out more about big guns in
five minutes in Hollywood than in five
months of war.
France is growing weary Of seeing
good American films with talk which 1t
cannot understand. have the word Of
M. Chevalier, who has Just sounded his
countrymen out on the subject.
And that is why he will make
French version of his next talkie. So
the Partisan public may see their IA
vorite In a talkie of their own tongue.
The French version will do for several
European cities where French Is uni
versally understood.
| A warm day brought this one out Of
Bob Armstrong. He met fellow player
who had specialized in stocks. Said the
fellow player:
Hope you like it hot"
We'll" said Bob, IF the market can't
go up, I'd just as leave see the ther-
mometer do it."
Blanche Frederick has done more fine
acting with that virtuous spine OF hers
than any player in the colony. 1t Is
the most eloquent gesture of deadly,
dull rectitude have ever seen.
Now comes Charley Ruggles with that
elegant drunken hat Of his. That head
covering is more typical Of blotto than
all the mumbled sentences ever spoken.
Extra Man-They say there's lass
for every lad.
Extra Girl-Yeah! You mean cook
for every appetite.
(Copyright, 1929. by North American News
| paper Alliance.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

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Future of the Reich" is the title Of
a new book by Gen. Won. Seeckt, former
commander of the German Reichswehr.
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MENU FOR A DAY.
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Clear Soup
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French Fried Potatoes Green Peas
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Children will fret, often for no
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Attractions at Washington Theaters.
NAr1oNAI-aMarco MiIlIons."

~'A~--~~---'
The first subscription season OF the
Theater Guild of New York to be Of
fered in Washington will begin on
Monday night at the National Theater'
with the presentation of Marco Mil
lions" Eugene O'Neill's comedy OF
satire, romance and Oriental glamour,
which, strange Interludes' excepted,
has proved to be his most popular writ
ing for the stage. 1t is, besides, ike
his Lazarus Laughed" a challenge 10
the resources of the producer, for in
the style of Kaleidoscope pageant,
1t accompanies the most renowned OF
all travellers. Marco Polo, on ms ao.
ventures through journeys so strange
to his countrymen of Venice that ne
was called Marco Millions, the man
who could not speak in small numbers.
ONeill actually demands that the
IL scenes of the play create the atmoS-
phere in swift succession of Venice,
desert, Persia, India, Mongolia and the
grand court of the Great Kahn. Lee
Simpson executed the, settings ana
Ruben Mamoulian directed the pro-
duction.
Marco Millions" is more, however,
than a spectacular pageant. 1t tingleS
in most of its scenes with brilliant
satire, Marcos speeches ringing with
the accent of Main Street and sounding
like the blunt choppy slang of the
drummer of business. The imaginative
beauty of the story marks a great
achievement in American drama and
the rich fun-making of the satire on
big business reveals the usually serious
ONeill as humorist.
The leading roles will be taken by
the principals of the Theater Arts
Guild Acting Co., including Earle Lari-
more, Sylvia Field, Henry Travers,
Ernest Cossart, Sydney Greenstreet,
Helen Tilden, Albert Van Decker,
Teresa Guerini, Vincent Sherman, Louis
Veda, Frederick ROLAND, Sanford MeiS-
ner and 60 others.
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M e xic an Sand
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who is now acting for Paramount with
great success.
RIALTO-"Paris Bound"

nAhA4V- u - - SSSSAhAs
Ann Harding, one of the most inter-
esting Of the new personalities tnrong-.
ing to the Aims through the medium OF
talking pictures, is 10 be seen, and heard
at the Rialto for the week starting sat.
urday in Philip Barry's Paris Bound. +"
Tie picture is based upon q story OF
modern society, treating OF modern
problems, and written in scintillant dia-
logue. The whole mood Of the play is
said to be sophisticated and constantly
instereSting.
Miss Harding, the star, was visiting
on the West Coast with no thought Of
movie appearances, when she was pre-
vailed upon to take talking picture
test. Her beauty, poise, and stage ex-
perience stood her in such good stead
that she was recognized as q veritable
find for the movies, and agreed to do
Paris Bound"
INSTRUMENTATION Diggers Of
Broadway"
Gold Diggers Of Broadway" one Of
the biggest hits of its type, will be the
screen attraction for the third week at
Crandall's Metropolitan. For the past
two weeks 1t has been patronized by
capacity audiences. Much Of the smart
comedy dialogue that made Avery Hop
WOOu play, OH WIllCk1 IL WdS xOulCCU,
such hit. has been retained.
The cast includes a host of well
known players. Nancy Wexford and Con-
way Tearle having the leading roles,
while other principal parts are acted
by such favoriteS as Ann Pennington,
Winnie Lightner. Lilyan Tashman. AL
bert Gran, Helen Foster. William Bake
well. Nick Lucas. who sings five of the
nine songs: Lee Moran. Nicely Edwards,
Julia Swayne Gordon, Armand Kaliz
and others.
PALACE-"His Glorious Night" -
John Gilbert in His Glorious Night
talking picture, arrives at LoewS
Palace Saturday. The picture is an
adaptation Of Ferenc Molnar's well
known stage play, Olympia" and was
directed by Lionel Barrymore. The
cast in support of Mr., Gilbert includes
such names as Katherine Dale Owen,
Nance O'Neil, Gustav Won Seyffertitz,
Hedda Hopper and Doris Hill. This is
the first full-length all-talking picture
in which Gilbert has been starred, and
some consider it to be his best pro-
duction to date. Briefly, the plot In
wolves a dashing officer, who happens
to have been of peasant birth, and a
beautiful princess, whose inclinationS
are not compatible with the demands OF
her regal position.
On the stage Frank Cambria'S latest
production, Jazz Clock Store" will be
presented, with Al Evans and the Palace
Syncopators as the local features. The
visiting artists are headed by Bob La
Sale, Paul kirkland, Bard g. Avon,
the Tiffany Twins, Jim Rentch and
the Fred Evans Ensemble.
The new Metrotone News, the Fox
Movietone News. Harry BorjeS and the
Palace Concert Orchestra. Charles
Gaige at the organ, and short subjects
will conclude the program.
COLUMBIA-"The Hollywood Revue"
Stars of the screen and stage; stars
of vaudeville, opera and radio-stars
all-are assembled in THE Hollywood
Revue" coming to Loew's Columbia
Saturday. THE Hollywood Revue" a
singing, dancing and talking production
| is the first of its kind to reach the
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EARLE-"Fast Company"

'Fast Company" Paramount's YER
sion of a well known Ring Lardner
story, comes to the Earle Theater as
the main feature for next week. be-
ginning with the Friday midnight per-
Torrance.
Jack Oakie, young comedian who has
risen to movie prominence in little
more than year. plays the laundering.
boastful small-town boy who makes
good in Fast Company" He is the
hero of the play.
Richard "Skeets" Gallagher, an
other comedian whose success in films
is commensurate with Oakie's. plays
the part of Oakie's personal manager.
EVELYN Brent and Gwen Lee, as a pair
of teamed actresses. provide the FEM
mime side of the love interest.
The original Lardner story was called
"Hurry Kane" A Broadway stage
play, based on the story. and called
"Elmer the Great" brought unstinted
praise to Lardner and to Walter Huston,
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the masters of ceremonies. who mtrc .,,
duce such stars as Marion Davies; ;. JoaH
Giibert. Norma Shearer, William HaInes;
loan Crawford, Buster Keaton, Bessie
love. Karl Dane and George K. Artnui .
Stan Laurel and oliver Hardy, , HxSie,e
Rasch Ballet. .r.
Among the sketches and songs are
Minstrel Days" sung by Gus USE, Ed S.atts
and the M-G-M ensemble; ~, I've S So:sa
ford: you Were Meant for Me-" sung
by Conrad Nagel and Anita l., Page :d Marie
Dressler and Polly Moran IN com Guy
a fHnsi as masicians; Marion Davies tap
dancing; Dance Of the xs sso;' as On,
Ghenev viii Get You If You Don't
WatcH Out" and Romeo and Juliet
by Comparison" depicted by John Gil
bert and Norma Shearer.
at the Columbia, and the usual house
features will complete the bill.
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fathoms deep in the South Seas. WIN
extrene caution, insects and animals
were caught in the act OF DONG tneal
EVERYDAY chores, unaware OF pelhg
we.cheG In each case the scenes Oh
%idden life among the birds, nsnes
and rentiles were photographed by ao-
venturous and scientific explorers IN a
new microscopic technique wnicn PER,
mits the most minute forms OF amman
NE to be shown on the screen.
some of the striking scenes snow
snecies of ant that drinks intoxicating
Iimors. plants that catch flies ana tne
intimate life Of the tittle-back fish and
caddis-fiv larvae. The action Is swift
and interesting because it Is undirecteo:
THE nropram includes THE Loves OF
Zero" a one reel short by Robert Fiorey,
a Chaplin comedy and news.
FOX-"They Had TO See Paris"
will Rogers in his first all-talking
picture, "They Had to See Paris" comes
to the Fox Theater on Saturday. Pre-
yious motion pictures made OF tniS
world famed humorist have met Wien
hut fair success. Will Rogers dldn 7
talk, and Will Rogers without talk Ism
Will Rogers.
The story is by Homer Croy and tells
of Pike Peters of Claremore, Okla, ana
his striking oil. His family gets ampi-
tious-they must see Paris, they must
get a background" They do, and be-
tween the gay feminine Parisians, the
Old World aristocracy and what not.
MI Rogers and his family experience
a good deal. all told in . humorous vein.
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GAYETY-"Ginger Girls"

Next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater is the second edition of Ginger
Girl" announced as being new in every
detail.
The featured singing and dancing
soubrette of the production is Verne"
with Tommy Levene, comedian sharing
top honors Among the other members
of the cast, many of them already IA
vorites with burlesque patrons, are
Charles Robinson, Don Trent, Blanche
Burnette, Ed G. Wright, Harry belmont,
Peggy Gleason and Vic Guesele.
The chorus of Ginger Girls" is de-
scribed as representing the utmost in
youthful beauty, pep and personality.
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LITTLE THEATER-"Secrets Of
Nature"

secrets of Nature" will be the Film
Arts Guild presentation at the Little
Theater beginning Saturday. :,
Produced by Ufa, Secrets OF Nature
combines remarkable photography with
strange sights in the farthest parts OF
the globe. Cameramen with specially
constructed underseas apparatus photo
Qraphed curious sea animals and plants
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bevy Of stars and the Sunkist Beauties.
Leon Brusiloff and the Fox Grand
Orchestra will offer q semi-classical
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COLUMBIA-"The Hollywood Revue"

COLUMBIA-"The HOLLYWOOD Revue.
Stars of the screen and stage; stars
of vaudeville, opera and radio-stars
all-are assembled in 1.-The Hollywood
Revue" coming to Loew's Columbia
Saturday. THE Hollywood Revue" a
singing, dancing and talking production,
is the first of its kind to reach the
screen.
Conrad Nagel and Jack Benny are
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In the supporting cast will be found
such players as Irene Rich, Marguerite
Churchill, Owen Davis. jr., son of the
famous playwright, and many others.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
PENAZNA BURZA MA SLO-
VENSKU.

Proti niektorym namietkam,
vznesenym v urcitych prazskFch
kruhoch proti sriadeniu penaznej
bury ma Slovensku, zdoraznuje
senator Kornel Stodola, ze. vyni-
kaj1ci ceskf narodohospodari,
zvlast' bankovnici pine uznavaj1
potrebu sriadenia slovenskej bur-
zy. Hospodarsky zivot slovensky
sa ustavicne rozvija, narodny ma
jetok Slovenska obnasa asi Sc mi
lard Kcs, co je asi tol'ko, ako ma
rodny majetok Norska. Narodny
recny dochodok odhaduje sa .na
LIP miliard. Vyska vkladov
slovenskych penaznych nstavov,
ktora robila koncom roku 1919 a.
81 1.3 miliardy, robis koncom roku
1927 Wac ako tri miliardy. Tento
rozmach hospodarskeho zivota
Slovenska sriadenie penaznej bur-
zy Bratislave pine odovomuje
y zaujme d'alsieho rozvoja zdra-
veho hospodarskeho zivota.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
VZRAST SLOvENsKYCH
.MIEST.

Slovenske mesta od prevratu
sd utesene vzmahaji a najviac
Bratislava. Tato ma uz 10000
obyvatefov a planovacia komisia
Bratislavy veri, ze bude Bratisla-
va pol-milionovym mestom 70 ME
kol'ko desat 'roci. z invch miest
vel ky vzrast jaw i Trnava (Bra=
tislavska zupa), leziaca uprostred
kraja skoro vylucne rel 'nickeho.
Ma teraz uz $4,000 obyvatel'ov a
do mesta vedie Z r6znych obci a
krajov ma 60 automobilovych IL
nil, co najlepsie dokazuje rozvoj
mesta, ktore ma cule obchodn6
spojenie ma vsetky strany. Je to
istotne radostny doklad vzrastu
slovenskej samospravy a Sloven-
sko v mestach Ktosice, Zilina, Nj
ira, Banska Bystrica, Trnava a
inc zacina mat podobne vyznam-
ne provincne mesta, axe majn Ce-
sko Morava.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
AKo KI.AM1J 6UDIERI

V tieto dni vosiel do obchodu
Antona Tohir, {. 1919 Albert
ST., neznamy chap a pXtal 81
flasku sodovky. V obchode bola
len manzelka Tohirova a nezna-
my pon1kol jej kozusiny ma pre-
daj. Ze sa prave vratil z Alasky,
odkial doniesol kozusiny v Gene
vyse 1000, ktor6 jej preda "a
$500. Tohirova kozusiny nechce-
la. Prisiel dnu potion druhy chap
ktory kozusiny chvalil a chcel kn-
pit. Mattel kozusin mu ich ale
nechcel predat'. Ten druhy po-
tom zavolal ma box zenu a poSep-
nul jej, aby kozusiny kdpila "a
$500 a on ich potom cd nej k1pi
"a $500, takze zarobi 5000 behom
kratkeho casu. Tohirova kozusiny
k1pila, obaja chlapi potom odisli
a kupec sd viac nevratil Ked
muz oklamanej zeny prisiel do
NOV videl, ze kozusiny su hod-
ny iba niekoPko dolarov, vec O.
znamil policii, ktora sudierov
hfada.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
TUKA MADARsKHM Stat.
- NYM OBCANOM?

| Bratislava, 2. febr. - Vpravni.
ckych kruhoch poukazuje sa v
afere DIR. Tuku ma to, ze Dir. Tuka
este niekol'ko rokov po prevrate,
ked' byvala mad 'arska Alzbetina
univerzita v Bratislave bola pre-
lozena do Patikostolov, bral plat
d'alej Cd tejto mad 'arskej uni
verify tax zastaval verejny L.
rad v cudzom State, ktory boil S
cesko-slovenskym station v nepria-
tel'stve. Ma zaklade paragraph 80
uhorskeho zakona cl. so roku
1878, ktory je dosiaP ma Sloven-
sku platnyy, treba vyhlasit', ze ta-
kyto obcan ztratil statne obcian-
stvO.
Hovori sa teda o tom, re trad
he bude prevedene vysetvvanie,
ktore ustali, ci dokedy -po pre-
vrate bral DIR. Tuka plat Ma
d,arska. V tomto pripade pozba-
vii by okresny iirad dra Tuku
statneho obcianstva.
Vysetrovanie Tukovych spojen-
GOV a vysldchanie ,svedkov stale
este pokracuje. Dina 2. febr. Wy
setruj1ci sudca vypocul byvaleho
poslanca a predsedu mad'arskej
krest' .-soc. strany dra Leleja. OBJ
sab vypovede sa tail. Odpoludnia
vypocul sudca poslancov rudovej
strany dra Kubisa a dra Jurigu.
Ma vysluch predvolany Dol i "a
postolsky administrator biskup
Pavel Jantausch Trnavy ini.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
Tento raz ale Dol tlak plynu

Tento raz ale Dol tlak plynr
privel ky, lebo doslo ku katastro
falnemu vybuchu baniach poo
zemou a v najhlbsfch stolach. u
einky tohoto boly hrozne. Ma mie.
ste zostalo lezat' sest' robotnikoy
mrtvych a devat' t'azko porane.
nych. Vsetkych banikov zmocnil
sa nevyslovny strach a zdesenie,
zvacsovane este vecernym casom.
Nevedelo sa presne, co sa stale a
ako, trpeli postihnuti, ale al ii,
ktori nevedeli, co je fch zivi-
tel mi dolu pod zemou.
Ma miesto .nest'astia vypravila
sa hned komisia zavodov a "a
kratko vysetrujuca sudca z Prize
vidze a statny zastupca z Nitry
spolu so sudnou komisiou.
Nasledkom tohto nest 'astia mu-
sela byt' praca V baniach zasta-
vena, dokym nebudu dolly ociste-
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
STATNA CENA SLOVENSKE-
MU UCENCOVI.

Rozhodnutim poroty pri mini
sterstve skolstva a narodnej O.
svety dostal Slovak dir. j. Hronec,
professor ceskej techniky v Brne,
"a jeho slovensk1 knihu: "Vyu-
covanie vyucovacia osobnost ;,
vydan1 Spolkom Profesorov Slo-
yakov statnu cenu 1900 Kcs. Mi
nisterstvo vyslovne pripomina, ze
ten spis dopomohol lepsiemu po-
jatiu pedagogickej prakse a praje
DIR. Hroncovi hojneho zdaru k je-
ho cinnosti. Toto vzacne vyznace-
ME slovenskeho ucenca iste pote-
81 kazdeho Slovaka my mu k
nemu srdecne blahoprajeme.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
70 starej vlasti
Zpravy prebrans krajovych
casopisov.)
NOvY SoCIALNY zAKON
Y CESK0-sLovENsKU.

Ma tych, ktori nechcn alebo ss
zdrahajd platit' alimenty pre- ne.
manzelske deti, pripravuje sa no.
W zakon, ktorym nemanzelskym
matkam bude dQbre pomozene.
iMinisterstvo spravodlivosti w.
pracovalo uz prislusny zakon a
predlozi no po prislusnom schva-
lenf ministerskou radou snemov.
niam ku schvaleniu, co sa stane
najblizsom jarnom zasadnuti.
Novy pripravovany zakon pri-
skripne al tych nemanzelskych
otcov, ktori ziju u rodicov pra.
cujii bez platu a pri tom nechc1
prispievat' na nemanzelske diet a.
Dl'a chystaneho zakona vymeria
sa takemuto nemanzelskemu otco-
vi vySka mzdy dl'a mzdovej Ska
ly mieste obvyklej a po odpo-
citani minina bude mu predpisa-
ma prislusna ciastka na vSchovu
diet alta.
VedFa toho sticasne nemanzel-
ska matka bude mat pravo zia-
dat zaistenie alimentov ma cely
rok. Sud moze potom zhabat' plat
alebo pri nemovitostiach uvalit'
nntenu sprawl a pri penazitom
majetku zaistit' jiradne prislusnu
ciastku.. NajhorSie sa ale povedie
tym, ktori iimysel ne alebo z hru-
bej nedbalosti neplatia alimenty.
Ii 'okrem toho budu obzalovani
pre- priestupok alebo dokonca pre-
precin, takze m6zu byt' odsudeni
al do zalara.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
NESTASTIE v HANDLOV-
sKYCH BANIACH.

Minute dni stala sa Handlova,
zname slovenske uhol me bane,
rniestom tragickeho nest'astia, v
historii tohoto podniku snad' pr
veho.
Prace dolovanfm uhlia spoje-
ne, al pri najlepsiih bezpecnost-
nych opatreniach nepostradajii
nikdy isteho rizika. A mic nevadf,
Re e'v handlovskych baniach sa ne
kOpe prilis hlboko pod zemou. O.
hen q plyn sil dyaja najhorsi
nepriatelia banfkov. Handlovske
bane Cd Mich oslobodene nebo1y
nikdy Nepostradali tam casom a.
ini podzemneho ohna, ami plynu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-02-22
PRvY RoZPoCET sLovENsKA

Financne 'oddelenie krajinske-
no uradu vypracovalo uz rozpo-
Get Slovenska. Tento vykazuje
potrebu asi stvrt' miliardy Kcs a
ma byt hradeny ciastky 100 per
centovou prirazkou, ciastky
statnou dotaciou vo vyske asi 80
milionov Kcs. Rozpocet bude maj
samprv prejednany v zasadnu-
tiach zemskeho vyboru, ktore po-
trvajn asi tri dni potom zem-
skom zastupitel 'stve, ktore ma
byt' svolane do polovice februara.