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Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
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 S|NOOP THRU THREE
 MIDWEST STATES
LITTLE WARNING GIVEN BY TERRIFIC STORM WHICH
 HIT MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS, April 6, P)- Spring storms of torandic violence whipped thru parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa late yester- day killing nine; three others are missing and are believed to be dead. More than 100 are in the hospitals, some so severely injured that they may not live. The property damage was enor- nous and is hard to accurately estimate so wide was the storm s path but it is certain to run into hundreds of thousands of dollars. North of Minneapolis was fixed at $1OO,OO0 while storms in the country sections are streWn with wrecked farm buildings; the most destructive storm formed over Lake Minnesota. A summer resort
 was wrecked and many homes as well.
 The storm tore it's way through TWO Minnesota counties and three in Wisconsin before it blew it. self out.
 1 With little warning the storm
 broke over Minneapolis and in a
 half an hour the northern section
 was strewn with wreckage.
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MANY ARE KILLED
 ENFORCING PROH| |
 LAW PAST MONTHS
iM0SI STRINGENT ORDERS IS- SUED AGAINST INVASION
 HOMES, VEHICLES

WASHINGTON. April 6, (P)-De- yelopr1ents came rapidly in the storm which has been brewing over prohibition enforcement. Dls- closure of tragedies that federal prohibition has brought was made by the treasury department. Off, cial figures show that 25 persons have been killed in the past i5 nlontls. Of these 16 of the vic- %ims were killed by enforcement agents while nine were in the gov- enforcement service.
 It is also disclosed that since the Eiehteenth amendment became effective in 1920, 135 citizens were killed by agents and 55 agents sied ID performing their duty.
 At the White House it was said That most stringent orders have been issued against invasion and search of dwellings and vehicles oycepl under due process of the Jaw.
 Other developments in the en- torcement of prohibition were as follows.
 Leland Ross, wealthy owner of the yacht "Nomad" and two mem bers of the crew who were held for questioning after the vessel was found helplessly adrift with liquor m beard, received their freedom 7fger sney had beeI gwen hear
 ng.
 Customs authorities ordered tine liner "Munargo" to postpone its sailino until a thorough search can be made after 150 bags of liq- .uor were found in her hold.
 Ti,ie Peralman and her 17-yeai- old sen, Charles were held in bail 'cf $1OnO each for selling 10 cent noison liquor to derelicts on the 3oWery.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
COMPENSAT ALT APPEARS MUDDLED
 AT LEGISLATURE
MEMORIAL PASSED URGING RE- MOVAL RESTRICTIONS ON
 KODIAK BEAR

JUNEAU, April 6, Especial to the Gateway)-By vote of II to five yesterday, hte house reversed ihe sand on the rotative ballot amendment to the measure codi- lying the Alaska election laws, and passed that amendment.
 Another amendment was adopt ed which provides that a canvass ing board must conclude the offi- cial count by February and any returns received after that date will not be counted even though they might change the results of the election.
 The measure was continued but will probably pass about as it is now amended.
 The enactment of the Alaska Col lege appropriation was halted i'll the house when Mccain requested it go over until next Wednesday.
 The house killed the senate measure imposing penalties for alterations or errors in the records and enactments of legislature by a vote of two for and IA against.
 The senate passed five meas ures, all minor ones, and two memorials, one urging the re- moval of restrictions against kill in of brown bear ol Kodiak Is land, and another asking for a 3isherlcs survey in the Bering Sea
 The senate today is considering the house reenactment of 1927, the workmens compensation act, with the evident intention of some of the members to bring in material amendments. If this is done it is predicted the measure will fail of enactment and will leave the Territory to depend on the act of 1923 which carries a lower rate of compensation.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
REP. MARTIN IS DEAD

WASHINGTON. April 6, P)- Representative Martin, democrat from Louisiana, died at the hospl- 'al here He underwent an opera ton yesterday and was about to hegin his eight term in the house. rTe was a member of the ways and cean. committee and played a .eadlt.S part in the tariff revision deliberations.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles 4: Hollywood 3. Sar Francisco 2; Missions '. Seattle s; Oakland 2.
 Portland 2; Sacramento 3.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
TROUBLE NOW STARTS

WASHINGTON, April 5, (P)- Major General Lassiter, at San Antonio, informed the War de- partment of the arrest by the civil authorities at Naco, of captain and 10 enlisted men by Mexican federals on the United States line.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
SEARCH FOR GIRL

i NEW YORK, April 6. (Pl-Search for Miss Barbara Pitcher, 18-year- |old McGin university student, who Idlsapoaared March 21st, was ex- |tcnded to New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-04-06
ARCHIVIST DIES

ROME, April 6, (P)-Cardinal Gasquet, achivest of the libray of the Hcly Roman church and Eng. .and's only representative among Cardinals of Curia," died at the age of 83 after suffering a heart attack.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
Macy BAL FARRELLEN

Macy az el6kesziilet Farrell
Sharon es k0rnyeke magyarsaga
k0zt foly6 no 25-en, szombat es.
te Spearman Ave.-n lev6 Szlo-
yak Hallban tartand6 fenyes bal
ra, amelyet Sander JOSEF es Ne
meth Lajos rendeznek a farrelli
rom. kath es a farrelli ref. egyha-
zak javara. Kezdete este 7 ora
kor. Amennyiben zenet Bren-
kacs Janos, Cleveland leghire-
sebb zenekara szolgaltatja, ICY
hisszuk es remeljik, hogy a ma
gyarsag mulatsagan teljes szam
ban fog megjelenni ANIMAL is in.
kabb, inert jovedelem a ket
egyhaz javara lesz forditva. Ha
egy kellemes es j6 estet akar el-
vezni, ne feledje a fenti datumot
majus 25-iket. Meg a j6 zenen fe-
I'LL egg kis j6 hiisit6rG is condos
kodik az el6keszit6 bizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
VI VIRAGUZLET
Az OAK HILL Z. SZ. ALATT

Ferenczi Jenoek, az ismert ma.
gyar sirk6 es viragkeresked6k
egy uj iizlethelyiseget is megnyi.
tottak regi iizletiikon Xviii, hogy
a tavaszi fokozott kereslet ide.
jen meg t0keletescbb kiszolgalast
tudjanak nyujtani vasarl6ilSnak
A k0zelg6 Decoration Day al
kalmaval Ferencziek uzleteiben a
legnagyobb valasztekban iger
jutanyos aron kaphat6k a leg.
szebb viragok. Marketi arak, dc
mem marketi aruk.
Uzlethelyisegeik 217 OaR
Hill es Z Oak Hill (Mahonine
Corr szamok alatt talalhat6l
meg. Lapunk mas helyen kiilon.
ben hirdetesben is bejelentik
ujabb iizlethelyisegiik megnyita
sat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
VI PAR0KIAT AKAR
A COR. KATH. EGYHAZ
Most vasarnap lesz a k0zgyiiles.
- Az eloljar6sag felhivasa.

A rank k0vetkez6 vasarnapon
scent mise vegeztevel hitk0zsegi
k0zgyGlest tartunk. Ere a gyii-
lesre szeretettel hivjuk meg hit
k0zsegiink minden feln6tt ferfi es
No tagjat. Megertetni kivanjuk
mindenkivel, hogy mem vi tenn
plom epiteserol van $40, hanem a
par6kia eladasa, illetve epitese
van sz6ban. Vannak egyesek,
akik arr6l beszelnek, hogy a
templomot akarjuk k0ltoztetni.
Ez tevedes, inert AIT senki sem
akarja. A hitkozseg tagjai, ha
megjelennek a gyiilesen, meggy6-
zodhetnek r6la, hogy az a bizott-
sag, mely uj parokia telek kere-
sesere lett kikuldve, elvegezte
munkajat talalt is nehany al
kalmas helyet a Mahoning Ave.-n.
Arr6l kell tehat hatarozni, hogy
melyikct tartjak alkalmasabb-
max.
Minden hitk0zsegi tagnak er-
deke, hogy gyiilesen megjelen-
jek oft intezziik ell mindent be-
kessegben es megertessel tovab-
biakra nezve. Templomunk j6
helyen van, AIT kolt0ztefni mem
kell, de AIT mindenki tudja, hogy
a parokia ,dolgat ell sskeHes intent.
Kozelebb es jobb helyre kelle ten
nj. Ezzel csak a hitkozseg vagyo-
nj erteke fog n0vekedni. Mem lesz
ebb0l haszna sem Peternek, sem
Palnak, hanem csakis a hitk0z-
segnek. J0jjon tehat ell gyiiles-
re mindenki maid oft hataro-
zunk.
Hittestveri szeretettel
Lengyel Peter, gordnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
CAMPBELII TESTVER
EQYLETEK Es CLUBOK
K0Z0S PIKNIKJE

A Campbell Egyletek es Clu-
box k0z0s nagy bizottsagi gyiilest
tartottak legut6bb OF testver egy-
let kikuld0ttjeinek reszvetelevel.
A gyiilesen Cseh Mihaly teriesz-
tette ele a nyar folyaman tartan
do k0z0s piknikek tervet Is id5-
pontiat, melynek ertelmeben ha-
tarozatba ment, hogy az egyletek
kovetkezo napokon tartjak meg
k0z0s piknikjeiket:
mains %.
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Ls Tx,.af ;e,v,S;. f,eeb M;hs1v
aa.s h;sottssc a,nSLa .,on.
:, s+ns.ta - ;;cveh veze+ssst !
fa,h;vss+ ;rt6zett ! h;zottsko - >.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
KossUTH K0R JELENTEsE

Tekintettel ARA, hogy a Kos
suth K0r majus 30-an pikniket
tart Campbell Parkban, a bl-
zottsag elhatarozta ,hogy a mutt
heten hirdetett estelyt mem ma
jus 26-an, hanem junius 2-an
tartja meg, amely zenevel es da-
lokkal lesz egybek0tve. A Kol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
Lakyne nagy felolvasast
tartott kecskemeten is
youngstown ref egyhaz el6sz6nek nee ujabb skert
aratott el6kel6 k0z0ns6g el6tt

zott, tavol a napfenyt6l, zold
mezotol, madardalos kertekt6l.
Megnyugtato, remenyt kelt6
reszleteket mondott ell kiilon0sen
az amerikai magyar n6k lelkes
munkajar6l. az Ssok hite, nem-
yeti nyelv, tradici6k meg6rzese,
a jelen nagy tragediajaban hat
hat6s tamogatok megnyerese er-
dekeben. Negyven esztend6 alatt
csak reformatusok 10 templo-
mot epitettek, melyek egyhar-
madreszben gyermekekkel, a j0-
vo remenysegevel telnek meg. A
magyar gyermekeket iskolai nun
kajuk vegeztevel osszegyiijtik a
moi egyesGletek hitoktatas
mellett tanitjak nekik a magyar
nyelvet, irast, olvasast, tortenel-
met, f0ldrajzot, magyar verseket,
magyar dalokat. Megvan tehat a
remenyiink, hogy magyar oyer
mekek kiilf0ld0n is meg6rzik a
magyarsagukat. Az amerikai ma
gyarsag minden lehet6t elk0vet,
hogy az amerikaiak figyelmet, er-
dekl6deset a magyar Jgy fele ira
nyitsa. Azert jott ot evvel ezelott
es most is haza, hogy uj er6t
nyerjen es vigyen az amerikai
magyaroknak a tovabbi kitartas-
ra, inert vallalt nagy munkat
csak legszorosabb osszefogassal
lehet elvegezni. Ada listen, hogy
mire legkozelebb hazajovok, -
fejezte be szavait - teljesedjek
minden magyar vagy6dasa: regi
hatarainkon beliil ne kerienek
vizumot S Magyarorszag ismet
Nagymagyarorszag legyen!
A halas hallgatosag meleg sze-
retettel iinnepelte a kedves ven
deget megindit6an sep el5adasa
utan.
Az erk0lcsileg is, kuls5 keretei-
ben is fenyesen sikeriilt szeretet-
yendegseget k0zenek vezette es
zarta be, Hetessy Kalman DIR. lei
kesz felemel6 hatasu imadsagot
mondott. Murak0zy Gyula lei
kesz, akinek multi evi amerikai
utja alkalmabol kiil0n is szeretet-
teljes iidv0zletet kiildtek az anne
rikaiak, melytartalmu biblia-ma-
gyarazatot tartott. Szabadi San
dor varosi zeneiskolai tanar Kre-
man Samuel orgonakiseretevel
ertekes hegediiszamokkal gazda-
'gltotta a miisort ,Sark0zy Evike
kedvesen szavalt egy hazafias
yerset. A Prot. Leanyk0r tagiai
condos figyelemmel szolgaltak
fel teat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

A "Kecskemeti Lapok" "-bar
majus 4-iki kelettel beszamolnak
arr6l a nagysikerii felolvasasr6l
amelyet Laky Zsigmondne, Mt
Laky Zsigmond a Mahoning Ave
nue-i magyar ref. egyhaz lelke
szenek neje tartott.
"Az amerikai magyarok lelkes
kitartassal 6rzik a nemzeti ernest
az nj hazaban" cine cikknek
amelyet lit k0zliink:
A Tisza Istvan kollegium disz-
terme egeszen megtelt nagysza.
mu erdeklod6 k0z0nseggel a Ke-
rcsztyen Ifj. Egyesiilet (KTE)
tegnap delutan Laky Zsigmondne
tiszteletere rendezett szeretetven-
degsegen. A megjelentek sorai-
ban oft voltak Sarkany Bella ev
f6esperes, Hetessy Kalman dr.,
Murakozy Gyula ref. lelkeszek
Szeless Laszl6 f6gondnok, fels5.
hazi tag, Horvath Mihaly dr.. or.
szaggy. kepvisel5, Fay Istvan' f.
ispan, Zimay Karoly polgarmes-
ter, Jo6 Gyula DIR. jogakad. de.
kan, Kiss Kalman DIR. az Ugyv
Kamara eln0ke Is nagy szamban
masok.
LalSy Zsigmondnet Meretey
Sandor DIR. foorvos, a K1E elmo.
ke kosz0ntotte meleg szavakkal {
roviden vazolta a keresztyen if
jusagi munka rendkiviil nagyfon
tossagu munkajat.
Laky Zsigmondne alland6 nagy
figyelemmel kisert el6adasat a;
amerikai magyarok es meg
szallott teriiletek magyarjai lid
v0zletenek tolmacsolasaval kezd
te. Szomoru kepet festett az Ell
szakitott magyarsag sorsar6l
Elenk, megkap6 szinekkel szStt'
1T erdekes es tanulsagokkal tel
utjanak leirasat Amerikat6l Ma
deiran, Gibraltaron, Afrikan &
OlaszoSzagon at Magyarorsza'
gig. Faj6 Swivel kellett tapasz
talnia, hogy a megszallott teriile
teken XII sem volt szabad ejtenit
Magyarorszag nevet. Olaszorszae
ban egyedil szallott fel vonat
ra, az utasok mem szivesen jon
mex magyar banat, a magyar
gyasz orszaga fele. ANIMAL jobban
osszeforrasztja azonban a tenge.
rem tulra szakadt magyarokat az
edes haza szeretete, magyar
multi dics6sege "a jelen melyseges
gyasza. Ezuttal csak erintette az
amerikai magyarok sok, nehe,
megpr6baltatasat a banyak sotet
melysegeiben, a gyarak gepei k0
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23
SIKERttLT BAL
NEWTON FALLSON

Majus 18-an a Warreni Magyar
Ifjusagi K0r tartott igen j6l 81
keriilt bait Newton Fallson. A
vendegek nagy szamban kerestek
fel warreniak baljat kitun3
hangulatban sz6rakoztak a. zar-
craig. A balon szerepl6 zenekar-
raj is a legnagyobb mertekben
meg voltak el6gedve. A warre-
nick remelik, hogy legk0zelebbi
mulatsagukra is szivesen mennek
el maid q newton falkiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

A lapunkban hirdet6 c6gekn6l
v&s&roljon. V&s6rl6sainN emlitse
meg, hogy hirdet6st lapunkban
latta. Szolgllatot tess nekiink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-05-23

rendez6sege nagyban faradozik
az estely sikere erdek6ben, hogy
legjobbat nyujthassa kozon-
segnek, egyben keri tagsag 6s
a magyarsag szives partfogasat.
= Resztveteli dij legk6zclebb e
lapban koz0lve lesz.
A Rendezoseg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Motorists Acclaim the Kine

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06

An Annual Event of increasing Interest to Valley Motorists The prices listed on ii
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greater values than ever during the twelve weeks of this, the greatest Of all Hicks Rubb
pany Annual Summer Sales Campaigns which ms into mlIons of dollars in sales.
The Washington times., 1929-09-28

erai wears ago after he had won
the buck and wing and highland
fling championship of the "auld
highlands"
The Washington times., 1929-09-28
ABAS HIGH HAT
IS CRY OF
MR.. LAKE

Recently the New York Herald
Tribune, in complimentary one
column story upon the advance
ment that has been made in the
form Of amusement through the eff
forts of the Mutual Associa ton, as.
serted 1.-The quality of the shows
Is approaching point where the
dinner. jacket crowd can find en-
joyment in them. The time may
come when the audiences Of the
burlesque houses will be such that
what Is fitting for the higher
priced houses will be suited to
them"
That prophecy is already
reality says Manager Jimmy Lake
of the Gayety Theater. The din
ner Jacket crowd" is coming to
Mutual attractions already. But
it isn't because Mutual burlesque
has donned A high hat" 1t is
because the Mutual style of bur-
lesque-which is still hurlesque to
the core-is more attractive bur
lesque than has ever before been
presented in this country.
TT didn't require high hat to
accomplish this. The old crowd.
the fans still stick. That's the
answer, and the evidence locally
can be seen at the Gayety, Wash
ington's representative of Mutual
B"rle sque. Common sense.
straight shooting and the GOODS
have turned the trick"
The Washington times., 1929-09-28
ZOLA'S NOVEL
TN FILM AT
LITTLE (

Mana" the film transcription
of Emile Zola's audacious novel Ia
the current feature at the Little
The film was directed by Jean
Renoir, son of the distinguished
French impressionist painter, and
has been produced on the screen
with reverence and fidelity to the
original; various members OF Zola's
family having aided in the prepa-
ration OF the film manuscript and
the supervision of many OF the
scenes. Catherine Hessling, French
film favorite, is Mana and Werner
Krause, of Caligari fame, Is the
Comte Muffat. Jean Angelo plays
the Comte de Vandeuvres. They
are assisted by a cast OF French
players, including the Ballet Of
the Moulin Rouge, famous music
hall in Paris.
Some well known episodes pic
tured in the film are the famous
Theater des Varieties In its heyday
when Offenbach conducted his
opercttas there, the bal Mabille,"
a famous musci hall and cabaret
of the gay Partisan '90s and the
Bots de Boulogne where the Grand
Prix Is usually held.
The Washington times., 1929-09-28

No matter what Mr.. Favers.
ham offers to the theatergoing
public 1t carries always the
stamp Of distinction, and since
Her Friend the King" was espe.
cially written to. suit the many
dramatic and unctuous moods he
Is the. master of, Washington
theatergoers should look forward
with. keen anticipation to this
engagement.
The scenes of the play are laid
in Switzerland and the action
concerns the dethroned monarch
Of a small European state toward
whose regaining his Kingdom a
number of people are vitality in.
terested.
In Mr.. Faversham's supporting
company will be Ara Gerald,
who made a deep impression in
"Congap' last season, Hugh Sim
clair, Charles Esdale and Henry
Morrell, both Wen known here;
Daisy Atherton, William Dorbin,
Edmund Daily and Peggy Hoven-
den. A. f. Thomas, who did a
major part of the work writing
the play, has great many sue.
cesses to his credit in the theater,
chief among them being Come
Out Of the Kitchen" THE French
The Washington times., 1929-09-28
ACTOR HOPED
FROM STAGE
TO FILMS
A Broadway star at %!

A Broadway star at 20!
This Is the unusual achievement
OF Robert Montgomery. handsome
New York actor, who plays one of
the principal roles in Three Live
Ghosts" United Artists all-talking
comedy.drama, featuring an all.
star cast, which is now playing at
Loew's Palace.
Montgomery, who recently cele-
brated his twenty-third birthday,
decided upon a career as a short
story writer. He felt that to write
successfully he must first learn
something OF life, and OF people.
Fired with ambition, he hurried
to New York, where he launched
upon his literary work. He
wrote several stories-classics, he
thought-but publishers thought
otherwise and promptly rejected
them. Discouraged, and without
funds, Montgomery landed a job
as an assistant stage director with
William Faversham. Subsequently
he played several small parts in a
Faversham production. Parts in
other stage productions followed.
Then came his first big chance
leading man with Grace George in
The Garden of Eden" after which
he played leads opposite Laura
Hope Crews, Margaret Lawrence
and others.
Montgomery had just concluded
a starring engagement with Mar
garet Lawrence, in Possession"
when Thornton Freeland, the di.
rector, remembering Montgomery's
excellent Characterization, decided
he was the youth to play the Amer.
lean in Three Live Ghosts"
Montgomery declared 1t all SEEM
ed like a dream now that he is in
Hollywood and getting a big
break in talking pictures. Mont
gomery has an excellent speaking
voice.
The Washington times., 1929-09-28
Us PLAYS HAD
OWEN DAVIS
AS AUTHOR

At last the screen has found
its ideal playwright: A man who
conceives action that is action
and plots that are not thin, puerile
and disappointing. Introducing:
owen Davis, the man who is
under sixty years of age, has
raiSed family, written 1875 plays
and like Edgar Wallace and T..
Phillips Oppenheim seems to take
life easily. smilingly and with a
deal of grace.
Turning from ice Bound" which
won for him the Pulitzer prize a
few years ago, Davis has directed
his talents in every conceivable
field OF theater writing, comedy,
melodrama, farce C'Whoopee' is
his), tragedy, mystery thrillers.
He has written for practically all
the Broadway stars, Alice Brady
In particular, for whom he penned
a great success, Forever After"
One Of his last plays, Tonight at
Twelve" which charmed, shocked,
frightened and yet pleased Broad.
way has been picturized by Harry
Pollard you RECALL his screen
"Show Boat") for Carl Laemmle.
IT is the feature at the Rialto
this week.
Tonight at Twelve" a treatise
on wives who might Cheat at
love" highly engrossing epic
on love up in the air. cycle
Of thrilling episodes on Husbands
and wives who criss.cross their
emotion, permitting jealousy to
run rampant" is perhaps one Of
Mr.. Davis's best plays. Closely
knit. gay, gripping. true to life
and yet play that commands
and must be given the undivided
attention of all who view it on
the screen. The Davis dialogue is
retained and as drama goes, that
means the perturbation Is rep'ete
with the plays finest situation,
highly intensified.
The Washington times., 1929-09-28
Champion Dancer of
Pacific Fleet at Fox

The champion buck and wing
dancer of the Pacific fleet is one
of the features of the Fanchon
and Marco "Gobs of JOY" idea, this
week the stage attraction at the
Fox Theater. The champ is
Scotty Weston, who is also known
as the dancing COB" Weston
halls from the quaint old town of
Glasgow, Scotland. and was i'm
ported into the United States sew
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BacOn's Record

Lloyd Bacon, who directs the
Al Jolson pictures and who Is
also responsible for the production,
NO Defense now at the Fox, 81
years ago made his first appear
ance on a motion picture lot.
His first work was a comedy
heavy" in a picture being made
at Santa Barbara, Calf, by Gilbert
M. Anderson, better known to
film fans as BronchO Billy.
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Dear Public, the column will be
in the Midday from now on, come
what may, unless of course. the
editor oversleeps.
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Douglas Wins

Don Douglas has been cast by
Universal opposite Mary Nolan
in her next picture. Ropes"
The selection Of Douglas to be
Miss Nolan's leading man was
made following his splendid per-
Torrance in UniversaPs picturi-
cation of Tonight at Twelve"
which Is being shown at the
Rialto
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F AVERSHAM TO OPEN
NEW PLAY HERE

William Faversham, whose name is Of the few that
appears to have strong pull the tEeater goer of
today it did in the latter years of the last century
turns to Washington Monday night under the direction
of L. Lawrence Weber in new play, 'Her Friend the
King written by A. f. Thomas and Harrison Rhodes.