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The Washington times., 1929-01-31
When The Feature Is
Shown On Screen

PAI4ACE--Norma shearer in "A
Lady OF Chance. = AT lI:0g, 1888.
s:5s. 5:23 1856 and s:5a p n.
FOX--Warn Baxter, Edmund
Lowe and Dorothy Burgess IN In
Old Arizona" Ait 11s4s a. MI, 7:1s,
4:SS. 7:2S ana 9:4s p. "a.
EARLE - A lice white in
Naughty Baby n AT 1I:45 d, Nil,
I:4O. s:45. $40, 7:45 and $50 B. 81.
COLUMBIA Paranaount's see.
ond epic OF the air. "Wings. AL
10. 1910, 2:2O, 4:40. and 900 p. m.
METROPOLITAN Abie,s Irish
Rose with sound. At 1905 d. M,
los. 3. $, 7:05 and $40 b. m.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
STYLE REELS
BY HOWARD GREER
(faahlon Dlreetorl

Mary Pickford chooses for iler
new picture q frock named in IFS
honor, "Coquette." Over q slip
of shell pink satin are layers
galore Of pink tuIle. The bodice
is very simply done. in shoulder
points, with a wide girdle OF
cerise, scarlet, old rose, jade and
silver ribbons, held together at
one side with 3 cluster of hand.
made flowers. The skirt, cut
donbly circular. Is mass OF tiny
ruffles edged in silver.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31

Never beforeg Never again! The undying
motion picture record Of the fight Of the
Graf Zeppelin from Germany to America
made on board the Ieviathan of the air during
the entire fight You, yourself, can take the
trip that made world history!
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
Fancy Thisl

Fancy Alice Whites embarrass.
ment when she lost her bathing
suit while ''drawning' and
couldn't let the lifeguards rescue
heri That's one Of the hilarious
episodes in Naughty Baby, d
riotnus comedy drama special from
First National, now playing at the
Earle Theater. Jack MuIhall Is co..
featured with Miss White.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
Heavy Eating,

Alice White ate and drank al
most continually for 4 week dur
ing the big banquet scene In
Naughty Baby" a First National
picture now playing at the Earle
theater. In which she and Jack
Mulhall are co-featSlred WITH
splendid supporting cast.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31

Buddy Rogers has gone In for
the ukelele In a big way. Buddy
seems absolutely determined to
be the Joe Cook OF the screen.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
800 Performances

Albert Baron, enacting the
deep.dyed william eHassi'' in sThe
Desert Song has appeared in
over 500 performances of the
schwab and Mandel musical ro-
nance, without missing d perform.
ance. Beginning in Wilmington,
Del, nearly three years ago. ne
mas been fixture with the Rom.
berg operetta since its inception.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
BUBBLES FLOW
AS STAGE is
CHRISTENED
BY DOROTHY HERZOG
Copyright, 1923. BY Premier
avndicata. Incl

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. S1.-Flossy
Murphy, the screens impromptu
philosopher, rises to asseryate
that tits wise girl who prefers
contract writing to a mark OF
fame.
Corinne Griffith christened First
Nationals initial sound stage yes
terday afternoon. I'm, and with
bottle OF real champagne.
Which caused thirsty prop man
to mourn: Miss Griffith, you
ought to have sound photoplay
on this occasion. The Club Of
champagne should be kept for
posterity.y' He was right. Oh,
dear, but he was right
sky notes: Speaking Of Corinne
reminds me. The Maddux air
line has monIkered large, pas
senger plane Corinne Griffith.
And another, Billie Dove. Now
you savvy the answer to the son:
OnB IOr tHe hutsS U . uOfS.
on several occasions, this col.
yum has printed stories men
tioning Fatty Arbuckle. On
each. a slew of letters has been
received from readers condemn
ing me for doing so. Neverthe-
less, Fatty" is behaving himself
and trying to earn a livelihood.
He works darn hard hostessing
at the Plantation, night club
in Culver City, and he pays his
alimony, too. ArbuclxIe has de-
cided to close the Plantation for
four months and go into voodvil
for that period with Jazz or.
chestra. Who's big enough to
give him a hand?
Secrets
Lon Chaney has no reason to
be snooty over q song Gus Ed.
wards MARBLES about him entitled:
Lon CLANCY will get cha IL you
don't watch out But he can be
snooty over his ability to in
crease his weight so pounds or 30
at Will Yeah, in Where East Is
East his new flicker. This
avoirdupois trick Is done by lines
of costume, carriage. and deport.
menf. Clancy doesn't pad him
self 'atall. Once Lon says he
portrayed character weighing
200 pounds. This, however. was a
case OF building his anatomy with
plastic materials. Sounds terribly
complicated. Only Chaney
could be bothered.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
s
YOU MUST NOT MISS

The tense leave king AZ Fried
riehsllat fen, Gertnany
The Aighe over cities and
countrywide Of Europe
Out ever the Atlantic 900
miles sill 70 travel
Over the Madeirn Islands
1000 feet below
The Washington times., 1929-01-31

Vincent Lawrence, 4 play
wright of experience and talent,
is helping out his brother, War
rem, in the revising and polish
ing up Of Scars = the postwar
drama now at the National The
ater.
One Of the rewritten Vincent
Lawrence plays which debuted
here in Washington and never
reached Broadway is trying
again for fling on the bic
street. II is "The Other Man.
which, If your memory is good,
you may recall as "The Ghost
Between, a drama that tested
its wings at the old Garrick
Theater. Last week the Lester
Bryant stock company In Baltic
more tried out the revised script
with Edna Hibbard and William
Boyd in the leads. The recep-
tion was so favorable the play
is in Brooklyn this week with
the same couple and may
eventually reach a Broadway
house.
Dancers are constantly
complaining about fellow per-
I formers initiating and filching
their choice steps and acrobatic
specialties.
Nat Burns, vaudevillian
who felt aggrieved in this re-
spect. tried q. new method of
protest at L0ew's State Thea
ter on Monday afternoon, there
by getting arrested and type
attention in the New York
dailies. Harland Dixon was
dancing when the interruption
occurred.
stop that, Mr.. Dixon. That
is my act. You know it. And
it is time everybody else knew
it." These words shouted by
spectator from the center Of the
orchestra floor caused COM
motion. The heckler was Burns
and he was promptly elected
and taken to court. Magistrate
Dryer freed him and advised
him to bring civil action and
not annoy th ter patrons with
hig troubles.
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
He AR
AND.
SCI

The command
er and only wo.
man passenger
tell about the
dight In mar.
veIous falking
pictures
New Britain herald., 1929-12-16
Lamont Report Shows Steadier
 Trend In Business During Last
 Eight Years of American Trade

as by other public carriers, was bet ter than at any other time in tn" history Of the country, with shovt- age of cars q rare occurrence. Tic other branch of transportation, American shipping, also was rcport- cd 10 have progressed satisfactorily. il marked reduction in the tonnage Of idle vessels and d considerable in crease in the tonnage active in scI- going foreign and domestic con- mere" being reported despite a slight decline in the total capacity of sragoin@ vessels registered under the American flag.
 t..pov;s Also High
 Experts continued to take an in cr"asin@ly large place in American industrial Utc with the export trade for the fiscal year 10 per cent great or in value than the year before an 4& per cent greater than in 1g21-22 Finished manufactures reached more than $@.1uU,unnGU0. show ing an in crease Of - per cent over the pre- yiou; year. the secretary reported. while purchases of this country abroad inrr. aacd about nine per cent.