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Evening star., 1935-05-13

"America's Radio Sweetheart" was
beginning to think that Whitley was a
lot better press agent than Brown.
But" Whitley added. after I get
things going I'll have some one whis-
lists ears that maybe the whole thing
is a phony publicity stunt. That will
start them all panning the both of
them. This Lane babe wouldn't stop
at a little thing like a wedding to
keep her standing as Americas Radio
Sweetheart Then l, the little hero.
will step in and promise her if she
turns her account over from Abe
Brown to me. Ill help her hook him"
How about the SpOnSor?" I asks
him. DO you think he'll like it?"
He'll have to like it or have his
great lover hooted off the air. He'll
the heavy lover will have to marry
Melody. In that way l get rid of that
pain in the neck and get even with
Abe Brown at one clip
One morning l pick up the paper
and sure enough there it is right
smack on the front page: Americas
Radio Sweetheart and Your Radio
Lover Elope" Then it goes on for
half column raving about the per
feet sweethearts of the air. getting
married and the sponsor canceling
the marriage clause.
l think to myself that Whitley is
sure a smart boy.
1 walk into Gallagher's and there
is Whitley getting himself pie-eyed.
l Join him, thinking the occasion
rates a little celebration. When I
see his face I get really scared. He
looks to me like guy once saw just
before he jumped out of the twenty
first-story window of hotel
Whats the matter now? l thought
everything worked out all right?''
Joan thinks l tricked her big mo-
ment into marrying Melody Lane just
and get a lousy little account away
from him"
Didn't you explain to her what
phony this guy is and how nuts you
are about her?" asks naively.
You try talking to a woman who
clamps her hands over her ears and
won't listen!"
And then 1 go on like little Polly
anna and make my second and big
gest mistake. We'll. did you try kiss
ing her?"
Whitley looks at me kinda funny for
minute and then grabs his hat and
beats it out of there like a young ty-
phoon, leaving me stuck for $3.50
worth of drinks. And that, my friends,
is how come to find myself dolled out
in these undertaking clothes this
morning to stand godfather to Joan
Elizabeth Davis.
rich
Evening star., 1935-05-13
ADVERTISEMENT.
WHOLE COUNTRY REJECTS
CATHARTICS WHEN HONEY
KRUSHED BREAD RELIEVES
Constip alton Sufferers Find New Table Food Replaces
Need of Laxatives and Pmges For Faulty Elimination.

Charles E. Leyer, 700 18th st. Sc.
Washington, writes this interesting
letter:
my whole family likes your
new RICE'S HONEY KRUSHED
WHEAT BREAD, in fact, they
prefer it to any other. There are
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know that means good many
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appetites. and the amount of your
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days time is surprising. There has
been no indigestion, and no need for
cathartics in our family since we
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KRUSHED WHEAT BREAD. The
honey plus the crushed wheat kerr
nels is the best combination in any
one food I have ever known, and l
can heartily recommend it to all
mothers with growing children"
Now the necessary roughage re-
uuired by every normal man, woman
and child Is obtained in Rices
Evening star., 1935-05-13
MIDWEST DRENCHED,
PLANTING DELAYED
Soaking Rains Fall in Seven
States Which Last Year Suf-
fered From Drought.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 13-Midwestern
farmers who year ago delayed plant
ing in hope of rain waited today for
muddy fields to dry sufficiently to per-
NIT seeding.
Soaking rains were reported in Illi-
nois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas
Nebraska, North Dakota and Mis-
souri,, with scattered showers in Iowa
Crop observers did not regard the
planting delay as serious yet.
Unusually heavy rains fell in Illi-
nois and Nebraska. Northeastern
Minnesota, with IL inches over the
week end, received more rain than
during all of May last year.
Chicago recorded 273 inches Sun
day. the heaviest on May day in 81
years.
A small tornado accompanied 2
inches of rain at CordoWa, Nebr. Hail
caused damage to windows. roofs and
gardens in various parts of Nebraska
and some damage to live stock.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
ADVERTISEMENT.

Honey Krushed Wheat Bread, which
contains the entire crushed wheat
kernel which relieves constipation.
In addition it contains liberal sup
ply of savory, energy giving pure
honey.
Make This Ten-Day Test.
If you are tired and constipated
and have a sallow complexion, eat
Rice's Honey Krushed Wheat Bread
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Insist On The Original.
The genuine Rice's Honey Krushed
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and has a moiStureproof wrapper
with a cellophane window.
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Evening star., 1935-05-13

W orks," Whitley
enthuses. "I've got
some scheme work.
ed out"
1t appears that
Abe Brown had a
client, a sort of
blues" singer who
was elected Amer
ica's Radio Sweet
heart" in one of
t h eSe national
magazine polls, and
Whitley thought up
the brilliant stunt
of starting a ro-
nance between her
and The Radio
Lover" Even Joan
went for it, because
after all any one
knows that the pa
pers and the mag
aZineS are suckers
for that kind of ro-
nance. AS a mat
ter of fact the clip
pings were coming
in so good that
this Melody Lane.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

swastika, on which was inscribed Ger
many over all' in Arabic.
Jewish settlers have noticed fire.
quent use of such slogans on the part
of hostile Arabs. They claim 1t rep
resents part of campaign organized
by German Nazis to foment trouble
between Jews and Arabs in Palestine
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Juvenile Crime Chief Executed.

ROSTOV-ON-DON, U. 8. s. R.,
May 13 (R.-Alexander Kapusko, o.
year-old organizer of band Of child
criminals, was executed yesterday a
few hours after his trial. A group of
minors was convicted with him Of a
series of thefts and a 17-year-old
member of the band was sentenced TO
10 wears in prison.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
PIONEER SURGEON DIES
DR.. Groves Credited With First
Appendix Operation.

FERGUS, Ontario, May 13 (P}.-Dr
Abraham Groves, 81, pioneer of sur
gerry in Canada and prominent fig
ure in the medical profession for s.
years, died from pneumonia last night
at his home. He had performed ol
participated in more than 10000 oper-
ations
DR.. Groves was credited with per-
forming the first appendix operation
in North America. So years ago.
He hung out his "shingle" and be-
gan practice IS years ago in Fergus, q
town of about 5000 population. Foul
years ago. he presented to the mu-
nicipality the hospital he founded ir
1902.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

by police, who found he had suit
case filled with opium.
Further investigation disclosed sew
eral other suitcases containing opium,
apparently intended for consignment
to Manila, and estimated to be worth
80 900 Mexican dollars.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

Schools Get Talkies.
Talking picture apparatus is being
installed in schools in Sweden.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

Subsidy for Theaters.
Japan is subsidizing theaters.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Four Russians Held in Disaster

KHARKOV, U. S. S. R. May 13
Py.-Four local officials were arrested
yesterday and will be tried for criminal
responsibility III the drowning of %
children when a ferry boat sank three
days ago on a river in the Petrovsky
region. Investigation disclosed the
boat had been abandoned because of
its leaky condition before the children
set out on an excursion.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
'e .$35 on This Modern

It's the beautifully simple kind of
modern furniture that usually brings
out-of-sight prices. Walnut veneered
on fine cabinet woods. DustproOf
tops and bottoms.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
THE minute I
l. open my eyes,
before I'm

be fore I'm
two-thirds awake.
I know that some
thing unpleasant is
going to happen
to me today. I
close my eyes
again and pull the
covers over my
h e a d trying to
crawl away from
it, but it's no use.
Today is the day
that 1 gotta play
godfather at the
coming -out party
of Whitley Davis
kid.
The way I come
to get mixed up in
t his godfather
racket is this: I'm
sitting in Gala
gher's just as quiet
as you please one
afternoon drinking
Tom and Jerry's,
when w hit e y
Evening star., 1935-05-13
SWASTIKA IN PALESTINE
Jews Believe German Nazis Seek
ing to Incite Arabs.

AFULE, Palestine, May 13 Palcor
Agency Settlers in this Jewish COL
ony were startled today by a train
on the Haifa- Damascus Railway line,
which was decorated with a huge
Evening star., 1935-05-13

HONGKONG, May 13 R.-A Chi
nese passenger about to board the
American around the world liner
President Hayes yesterday was stopped
Evening star., 1935-05-13
OPIUM SHIPMENT FOILED

Chinese Stopped in Preparing to
Board U. S. Liner.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

GUEST HOUSE Dupont Circle; excellent
income; refined guests (no brokers'. Pnone
Evening star., 1935-07-14
Bethesda, Md.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

cHICKs-B. and W. Rocks, R. !. Reds.
Wyandottes. Leghorns, SS hundred: Giants
Started chicks. 1. 2, 3 weeks; turkey poults
and ducklingS. L. z. .Beach's Hatchery,
Norbeck. Nd. Phone Ashton l16-P-2l.
DUCKs-White Pekin young ducks weigh
ing ST. lbs. at Horak'S Poultry Farm.
miles from Silver Spring. Md. at White
OAK.
GRASSY KNOLL BABY CHICKS-Qri-
cially blood tested. Va. State certified,
Knoll Poultry Farm & Hatchery. Alexan-
dria. Va. R. p D. No. 3. Phone 2b-P-2
Llncolnia on U. S. Route DO.
WHITE KING PIGEONS. SI25 pair, none
over 2 yrs old z. Bohlayer, IlS Junior
St, Alex, Va. Phone 1895.
BECK'S BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS = SO
leading breeds; Ss per 100 and UP; ducks
and poultS. FREE CATALOGUE. Beck's
Hatchery. Mount Airy. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

ACCOUNTANT -bookkeeper. exp. books
opened. closed. auditS: small sets kept,
reasonable. Address Box 27lM, Star
ONCE.
BEAUTY PARLoR OPERATORS; must be
flrSt-claSs. Apply Jacks. 40 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

DELICATESSEN stock and nXtures valued
81 900: business over $3.50 wkly. Cash
price 1913. Address Box 21S-M' star once.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
DOGS BOARDED,
COOKER PUPS.

$3.50 PER WK
Individual runs Defense Highway Ken
nels, . miles from BladensbuTg and De
fense HiehWay
Evening star., 1935-07-14

ROOMING HOUSE well furnished. for
| light housekeeping bargain: must geH:
Evening star., 1935-07-14

The outstanding son OF s. g.. Van Dimes
sensational champion. Heather
RevelieF of Sporran,
Evening star., 1935-07-14

DELIcATESSEN good business northwest;
fixtures worth price asked; rent for store
and two apartments, SS5. LIKENS. 1919
M st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

| ROOAiING HOUSE (meals). a very desir-
\ able house: 18th at Rhode Island; II rms.
/ and only S1I2.50 rent: income, S6OO-S7OO
| monthly only Sl,65O. r. NJ. De Shazo,
| IIo3 ltth st NV. Natl. 519O.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
lrnass.n~NN
LADY ASTOR KENNELS.

Marlboro pike. Md. 100 yards over
District line. Phone Hillside 05O5. This
Is your chance to own beautiful Boston
terrier puppy; dark seal. full collars toys
in size and % to pick from. Priced within
tvns psk,D.ss hIacI nossIS ies sv srs
adorable. All puppies bred by me and can
see the parents. COME OUT or call me.
Dogs Boarded. Shady Runs. Good Care.
MRS ADA FUSS
Evening star., 1935-07-14

ROOMING and boarding house. IA rooms;
all filled; will show clear profit OF $500
rar ynopth Gall Dpnatir lhS1
Evening star., 1935-07-14

ROOMING HOUSE. is rooms. all Allied;
best location on 10Th st. n W; small down
payment Call Decatur 1881.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business
PAINT Up Exterior and interior. Quick

PAINT UP Exterior and interior Quick
service; guar: reas. Ask
Mr.. Eaton. Met. 1889. 1107 9th st. n.w.I7s
PAPERING, painting; deal direct with the
workman; for free estimate. Shepherd
1913. 301 Poplar ave- Takoma Park.
G-PAINTING-Work guaranteed
Rock;bottom prices. Am looking for work.
50s Kenyon NV. Phone Columbia s773.
PAPERING-Rooms S5 up whole house.
$50 up; trim painted, So up; work guar;
free est. J. T. Ford. Greenwood 1884 I5'
PAPERING. PAINTING-Average room. So.
/ do my own work Satisfaction guaranteed
Call Metz any time. Columbia 03g6.
PAPERING PAINTING, 81 room and up.
Let me paint your house with lead and
oil. Phone Clarendon 572-J.
PAPERHANGING. this week. rooms scraped
dry, cracks filled. with any paper in our
book. ST. no more. do my own work.
Phone Georgia 42l3. ls'
PAPERHANGING. s6 room; washable pa
pers. This week only. I do and guarantee
my own work. Spigel. Georgia 5S11.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Rooms
81 up. including paper; no Job too small;
work guaranteed. Phone Atlantic 37s3-J.
PAPERING 5 RMS. 2-STORY HALL $50
and up; quick service: white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
Paperhanging and Painting i
my own work twice as reasonable. 1886
GeOrgia ave NV Phone Columbia OH33
Evening star., 1935-07-14
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
nOME2TTC

FUPHERS EXCHANGE has Al cooks
maids, g. h. W, mothers helpers, laun-
dresses, buffers houSemen. bus boys, part
time workers, etc. ref. Decatur 355l.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
TEACHERS seeking positions should write
BALTIC. Teachers Agency. 516 N. Charles
st.. BALTIC. Md. Many secondary school
and college pOhitionS listed
Evening star., 1935-07-14
SITUATIONS-WONfEN.

"A. American, seeks a contact as confiden-
tial secretary-accountant now aflliated as
auditor for a New York corporation. Ad-
dress Box 4SS-J. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
SITUATIONS-MEN.
aA


MAN, colored, wants Job as chauffeur or
delivery truck driver. Call Atl Ol40-W.
MAN. college. colored; elevator. switch
board operator. typist. cook. valet. porter:
night. day work references West 20oo. :
MAN. retired active. mechanical: keep
Psone Pfsai coEin coiambia St 7sSbeJ. s5e 'e'
MAN wants work general utility. from
II PMS am. Call North 1Ol9.
MAN, white wants work Of any kind, ex-
perienced dairyman. general farming. truck
driver Phone Adams 7s92-J
MAN. young. graduate Of Law; typist. legal
srable WORK. Address Box 273-M. Star
oflce.
MAN coiored, as chauffeur. truck driver;
drives any type car; city references. Phone
Atlantic 1919. Ezra c. CUMMINGS.
MAN, colored. wants job driving light de-
livery truck. Call Metropolitan 1927. Mr..
MAN coIored. Industrious. reliable. wishes
Job as janitor, porter. dishwaSher or
waiter: experienced. Lincoln 6S79-W.
MAN colored young. wants work OF any
kind; can operate switchboard and ele-
vator; reference. Metropolitan 0425.
bussman. houseman or kitchen man: good
reference. Until O'Clock, North l0330,
MECHANICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. col
lege graduate desires position; available
Box 2s5-M. Star ofice.
PAINTER. f1rst7class. District white man:
show latest Job as reference; moderate
wage. Address Box 242-M. Star office.
PAINTING and decorating: il in need OF
first-claSs mechanic for exterior or in
terror finishing call your home painter
Adams 6327 Reference.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, five years
legal experienee; college education. Ad-
SINGLE MAN with dairy experience de-
sires position; go anywhere. r. A. Redd.
l43S MINI. ave. Sc. Wash. d. c.
WHITE MAN. sober. reliable industrious.
careful. single. age ~ years, will exchange
his services for room. board and small
experience. Best of reference Write /
w. r. l1l4 ST. Paul st. Baltimore Md.
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants work. driving
of any kind or garage work; capable of
mechanic: reference. North 1790M
YOUNG MAN. colored. experienced wants
Job as janitor. eng. helper, porter. or any
thing, Call Lincoln 6350-J.
YOUNG MAN colored, desires position as
waiter butler or porter; neat reiiab!e and
energetic: references furnished. Phone
North 310I after $50 pm.
YOUNG MAN wants work cleaning bache-
lor apt. Call Pot 0l27-J.
work without pay till he has proven his
value or till he learns any new line OF
work. Address Box 294M, Star office. .
BACHELOR,
~. American, seeks a contact as confiden-
auditor for New York corporation. Ad.
dress Box 4S5-J Star ofice.
sITUATIONS-WOMEN.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
AVON KENNELS

Deyonshire Gardens. Falls Church. Va
Falls Church 3ss.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HASE any going business up
State full particulars. Ad-
Nm Star Off7ce
Evening star., 1935-07-14
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

to care for house; man
or few chores for board and room: miles
rom d. G. line. Farm background desirable.
No
Evening star., 1935-07-14
75c HOME STUDY
BEAUTY CULTURE.

SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE s45.oo
A Real Bargain in a Real School
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. INC,
SlS 14th 81 N w Met r-rS
Evening star., 1935-07-14

BOOKKEEPER and general once super
vision by woman with local experience;
moderate salary accepted. Phone Colum-
bla S323.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

LIQUOR STORE. good downtown location:
ST 900 average weekly business; 5000
plus stock. r. N. De ShaZo, ll23 14th n W.
Natl $500.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

CORNER GROCERY and meat market;
good opportunity: good reason for selling.
Open Sunday until noon. 207 18th St.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
CAIRNS,
DEE GEE KENNELS.

Game and fascinating little terrier of
Scotland Please call SATURDAYS and Sun
days. MRS. JERE MACKLE. 2409 Tenth
Evening star., 1935-07-14
SITIIATIONS-DOMESTIC.

home; 10 pounds. all finished. 81 80;
family wash reasonable price; dress shirts
> for 25c: mems and ladies' linen suits
65c dried in sun: satisfaction given. Call
for and deliver. city and suburb. Phone
Evening star., 1935-07-14
HOME, FURNITURE,
BUSINESS.

A three-in-one buyi Valuable corner
brick bk iurniture established business; Il, 70
price reasonable terms Shown after in
terview only; Selling reason. health. Call
Evening star., 1935-07-14
NEEDED

Stenographers. exp. ages IS to 80.
capable OF 100 wp.m. dictation and AS
pm. .typing, for either temporary or per-
manent positions
Typists, exp ages Is to 25. capable of
% w.pm., for either temporary or perma-
hent positions.
Apply for Test Saturday at o AM.
No Charge Unless Placed.
THE WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE.
pa National Press Building.
Evening star., 1935-07-14

Red and white. black and white, bun
and white, solid red and solid black; pedi-
greed, popular prices. A deposit will hold.
Evening star., 1935-07-14
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
SEVERAL HORSES to board in ideal rid
ing country: enc hour from WASHINGTON;
so per month. Mrs. Wm. Ledbetter,
Manassas. Va, Route 4. IA.
WORK HORSE ~. riding and driving for
sale; reasonable. Also one fresh six
gallon COW. W. s. Soyars. Bowie. Nd.
Phone Bowie 4D-J.
FINE GUERNSEY BULL. 3 years Lang
,U. water breeding ar They seioom come s pet;
them; 500 cash. L. r. Sabine. Gathers
burg. Md. Gaithersburg I54F-23.
FOR sALE-Pure-bred Jersey cows and
heifers. One COW just fresh. North
Pure Bred Chester Whites.
Very choice pigs; 8 to 10. weeks old;
from prlZe-winning sires and dams: boars.
sows and unrelated pairs: $40 each; reg
tstration papers furnished: guaranteed
to please.
AYRLAWN FARMS,
Bethesda. Md.
The Washington times., 1935-08-31
East Lynne Is
Going On Air

The Willard Players, now quite
famous for their beer, pretzels and
East Lynne" will be the guests
Of Shep Allen, manager Of the
Howard Theater, tonight for the
midnight presentation at the sepia
show shop.
Seeking to provide something
new in the way of radio entertain
ment, station WJSV of the Column
bia Broadcasting System will take
their microphones to the stage Of
the National Press Club Audi
torium tonight at 10:45 and will
remain there until HOO.
The new" attraction is the
broadcasting of the last two acts
of east Lynne" the rousing and
rare old melodrama of the mid
sixties. The two acts, as presented
by the Willard Players. should
consume thirty minutes of the
prescribed time, with community
singing by the cast and audience
filling the re m a ming fifteen
minutes.
Inasmuch as beer, pretZels and
cleo arrangements are featured as
part of the Willard Players pre-
sensations, the program should at
least be loud.
The Washington times., 1935-08-31
Ria|to Reopens
September Q

A new Rialto Theater is to
arise in Washington under Tom
Moore and associates. Workmen
are busy having the Rialto's face
sand-Stoned as bright as the SUI
preme Court building, with new
interiors and decorations, and a
program policy that will recall the
Rialto in it's hey-day.
The house will be opened early
in September.
A Stephen Foster week will be
the inaugural program at Tom
Moore's New Rialto.
Mr.. Moore has secured the first
showing in Washington Of the
screen play, Harmony Lane"
with Douglass Montgomery in the
leading role of the greatest of
American composers. A Mascot
Pictures Corporation production,
it is filled with the Foster music
loved by all the world, such as his
"Old Folks at Home" "Old Black
Joe" and 20. Susanna"
It tells a highly dramatic love
story of Americas greatest song
writer.
The Rialto Theater, with its
The Washington times., 1935-08-31
Stand-In Honors Go
To The Milky Way''

Representing the largest num-
Der of stand,ins ever employed on
the same setting, Paramount has
eight Of them working on the set
of Harold Lloyd's The Milky
Way"
The stand-in, whose duties are
to stand in on the set in place of
the person he represents while
cameramen direct the arranging
of lights, was invented" to save
the players from excessive fatigue
and to give them more time for
rehearsal.
The players on 1.-The Milky
Way" set who rated stand-ins were
Harold Lloyd, Adolphe Menjou,
William Gargan, Lionel Stander,
Verree Teasdale, Helen Mack,
Dorothy Wilson and Marjorie
GateSon.
The Washington times., 1935-08-31
Shearer-MarCh
Make Love At
Columbia

Manager Taylor of Loew's Co.
lumbia and the editor Of this de-
partment went into huddle with
the idea of a revival. The pub
lie clamored and the public must
be served, so having asked for they
received Metro Goldwyn Mayors
delicately haunting Smiling
Through"
Three years did little to change
the excellence Of this offering.
Judging by the mob attendance
happy days are ahead. With the
film are a HEARST News, and a
comedy entitled stylish Souts,"
these last serve as fitting accom-.
panimentS.
Need we tell you the story Of
lovely yong girl who is the ward of
a saddened old man. The fresh
charms of this lass brighten the
fading days of this old man and
his best friend. Comes a day and
a terrible thunder storm the girl
and a companion are forced to
seek shelter in ruined house;
chance brings the owners return.
Suddenly in the clarity of a light
ming flash the girl and the new
conner discover carefree young
love at first sight. But there are
obstacles of the past. The pres
ent too offers little hope with
dreaded war looming too near the
horizon. Finally a crochety old
man learns to forget and forgive.
Norma Shearer in the dual role
Of Moonyeen and kathleen brings
to her part grace and artistry
measuring up to the previous
Jane Cowl and Norma Talmadge
interpretations of the same.
Leslie Howard makes Of John
Carteret a sensitive dreamer
stepped too long in the past and
its bitter memories. A much
younger and brighter Frederic
March is revealed in the roles of
Wayne, father and son. He here
shows a depth and finesse that is
superior to later work. o. P.
Heggie's owen is remarkably sin
cere.
In minor parts Beryl Mercer
and Ralph Forbes lend able sup
port. Miss Shearer is most con-
vincing in her scenes with Mr..
March. They bring to their love
sequences all exquisite poignancy.
Praise too, to Director Franklin
for his noteworthy guidance Of a
story that is as old as it is new.