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blues, and with the natural tones.” Grey is another important neutral color, in the eyes of the fabric and supply houses. Its ultimate success still is not decided, although a number of the influential couturiers have been ordering it. Women have been shy of grey for a number of years, but, though the mode from the sun may not conciliate the grays and the sunburn complexions. It is a fact that at F. SORBIER, 11, Rue Lafayette, PARIS, fashionable milliner, you will find the most beautiful hats in all Paris. See his charming models for town, for gala occasions and for the Riviera. F. SORBIER DE TRÈS MARQUE REA. U.S. PAT.-OFF. SHOES 34 Bd des Italiens 19 & 21 Bd des Castelles Hilton AND SERVICE GUARANTEED up to date American Styles HIGH-CLASS LEATHER COATS DRESSES AND COATS MODELS SPORTS AND LUXE Suppliers to Maisons de Couture 17, Rue de la Rochefoucauld, PARIS (6e.). Tel. Trudaine: 16-23. On The Riviera A Sumptuous Palace Open all the Year Round. HOTELS under the PARIS LYONS MADRID MADRID SEVILLE SAN SEBASTIAN SANTANDER BRUSSELS BRUSSELS DINANT SAME DIRECTION Claridge’s Hôtel Palace Palace Hôtel Hôtel de Paris Alfonso XIII Continental Palace Hôtel Real Hôtel Astoria Palace Hôtel Château d’Ardenne Hats for Spring Show Novelty The milliners of Paris are leading a double life at present. They are selling hats to women making a late departure for the Riviera, and they are creating new hats for the Northern spring—and selling them to the buyers who are here to look forward to the Easter trade through the fashion telescope of Paris. In general, the newer hats are more conservative in line than those of the winter. The pronounced point showing part of the forehead appears to be disappearing in favor of the gentle curve which shows less of it. Crowns remain rounded, but few milliners make them so definitely hemispherical as they have been. The draped turban is shown in some new versions of viscose tricot, but there is more of Italian straw than any other material. However, the Italian straws have taken a new character—very different from
Hôtel Château d’Ardenne Hats for Spring Show Novelty The milliners of Paris are leading a double life at present. They are selling hats to women making a late departure for the Riviera, and they are creating new hats for the Northern spring—and selling them to the buyers who are here to look forward to the Easter trade through the fashion telescope of Paris. In general, the newer hats are more conservative in line than those of the winter. The pronounced point showing part of the forehead appears to be disappearing in favor of the gentle curve which shows less of it. Crowns remain rounded, but few milliners make them so definitely hemispherical as they have been. The draped turban is shown in some new versions of viscose tricot, but there is more of Italian straw than any other material. However, the Italian straws have taken a new character—very different from the old Milan or Leghorn hats. Many of them are almost transparent; all are extremely light and thin. Somé few our's split-wood weaves make unusual forms. Combinations of felt and straw are shown by a number of the leading milliners. Some models match the felt to the straw, tone on tone; others show a sharp contrast of the felt with the straw. Combinations of black felt with natural colored straws are among the most striking. Flowers have reappeared as trimmings. Usually they are quite small and not many of them are used on a single hat, but the fact that they are there at all is decidedly significant. Most frequently they are placed on one side of brims which are long at the sides, but short in front and at the back. Sometimes a little bunch of flowers is placed at each side of the poke bonnet forms—very pretty and romantic in effect. Scarves and printed silks also are used as trimmings. The silk is often applied directly on the hat frame. The scarves are often wrapped around the crown, or are applied and allowed to fall over a shoder, or go down the back or under the chin. Hat
tone; others show a sharp contrast of the felt with the straw. Combinations of black felt with natural colored straws are among the most striking. Flowers have reappeared as trimmings. Usually they are quite small and not many of them are used on a single hat, but the fact that they are there at all is decidedly significant. Most frequently they are placed on one side of brims which are long at the sides, but short in front and at the back. Sometimes a little bunch of flowers is placed at each side of the poke bonnet forms—very pretty and romantic in effect. Scarves and printed silks also are used as trimmings. The silk is often applied directly on the hat frame. The scarves are often wrapped around the crown, or are applied and allowed to fall over a shoder, or go down the back or under the chin. Hat scarf ensembles continue in the best houses. BRIGHTEST AGENTS MONTGOMERY 12, Rue de l'Hotel-des-Postes, NICE Tel.: 21-05 and 37-86. General agent for the SE of France for UNITED STATES LINES AND LLOYD SABAUDO Regular service Nice, Monte Carlo, Cannes CANNES 8, Sq. Mérimée Tel. 11-96. BUYERS IN PARIS ALLIED PURCHASING CO (FRANCE INC.), 0, Cité Paradis, PARIS. Mr. Wylie Modes, Henry Morgan. BON WITT TELLER & CO., 17 à 19 Rue d’Antin, PARIS. Miss Simon Modes Bornwit Teller & Co., A.Y. I FRANCIS THYNNE, Co., 13-15. Rue Talbot, Paris Miss Carroll Hats Cque Stewart & Co. SAMUEL BUCKLEY & CO., 7, Rue Ambroise-Thomas, PARIS. Mr. Clark Millinery McCreery & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Misses Redmond Infants’ wear The Store Brooklyn ASSOCIATED MERCHANDISING CO., 6, Cité Paradis, PARIS. Gloves Modes Layettes L. Bamberger & co. J. L. Hudson Co. Altman & Co., Ltd. Mr. Goodhue Mr. Bixby Miss Jacobs Mr. Krenning Miss Ludwig ALTMAN & CO., Ltd., 191 Rue Réaumur, PARIS. Miss M. Lecuyer Model dresses Mr. H. Michael Miss Julia O'Connor Millinery Miss E. Angermeier Children's wear Mr. M. Schott Women’s shoes CIMBEL BROTHERS, 17, Boulevard Poissonnière, PARIS. Miss Matthews Handkerchieves Gimbel Brothers, New York Mr. Bohn Bags Misses McFarland Modes
CO (FRANCE INC.), 0, Cité Paradis, PARIS. Mr. Wylie Modes, Henry Morgan. BON WITT TELLER & CO., 17 à 19 Rue d’Antin, PARIS. Miss Simon Modes Bornwit Teller & Co., A.Y. I FRANCIS THYNNE, Co., 13-15. Rue Talbot, Paris Miss Carroll Hats Cque Stewart & Co. SAMUEL BUCKLEY & CO., 7, Rue Ambroise-Thomas, PARIS. Mr. Clark Millinery McCreery & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Misses Redmond Infants’ wear The Store Brooklyn ASSOCIATED MERCHANDISING CO., 6, Cité Paradis, PARIS. Gloves Modes Layettes L. Bamberger & co. J. L. Hudson Co. Altman & Co., Ltd. Mr. Goodhue Mr. Bixby Miss Jacobs Mr. Krenning Miss Ludwig ALTMAN & CO., Ltd., 191 Rue Réaumur, PARIS. Miss M. Lecuyer Model dresses Mr. H. Michael Miss Julia O'Connor Millinery Miss E. Angermeier Children's wear Mr. M. Schott Women’s shoes CIMBEL BROTHERS, 17, Boulevard Poissonnière, PARIS. Miss Matthews Handkerchieves Gimbel Brothers, New York Mr. Bohn Bags Misses McFarland Modes Mrs. Garrettson Gimbel Bros., Philadelphia. Miss Pazour Bags, jewelry Gimbel Bros., Milwaukee. Miss Dovers Lingerie Saks, 5th Avenue, New York, Miss Jacques Layettes Mr. Van Meter Dresses Miss Hartman Scarves Mr. Morgan Gloves Saks, 3-rd Street, New York. Mr. Corcoran Dresses Halo Bros., San Francisco. EVENTS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW American Women's Club: Tea concert, M. Luccioni, Corsican tenor, and M. Serge Sarkissov, pianist. United States Students’ and Artists’ Club, 1, Rue de Chevreuse: concert, Mr. Bernard Friedman, baritone, Mlle. Genia Nemiro, accompanist, 9 p.m. Students’ Atelier Reunion, 139, Boulevard du Montparnasse; concert, Miss Barbara Wait, contralto, Signorina Elsa Janni, pianist, 8:30 p.m. EVENTS TOMORROW Meeting of the American Lodge of Paris F. and A.M. at the Temple, 5, Rue de Puteaux, 8:30 p.m. ART EXHIBITIONS Cercle Japonais, 7 Quai du Louvre: Fourth annual exhibition of Japanese art. Pavillon de Marsan, Rue de l'Evêché: Exhibition of original European work. Gallery Jeanne Bucher, 3 Rue du Cherche-Midi: Exhibition of Works by G. Papazov. Dumas Gallery, 40, Rue de la Cachette: Modern paintings and sculpture. Kala Granoff Gallery, 19, Quai de Conti. Work by Bouchot, Chagall, Dufresne, and Fryzes. A. Barreiro Gallery, 30, Rue de Seine: Works by M. Wolmark, until January.
American Women's Club: Tea concert, M. Luccioni, Corsican tenor, and M. Serge Sarkissov, pianist. United States Students’ and Artists’ Club, 1, Rue de Chevreuse: concert, Mr. Bernard Friedman, baritone, Mlle. Genia Nemiro, accompanist, 9 p.m. Students’ Atelier Reunion, 139, Boulevard du Montparnasse; concert, Miss Barbara Wait, contralto, Signorina Elsa Janni, pianist, 8:30 p.m. EVENTS TOMORROW Meeting of the American Lodge of Paris F. and A.M. at the Temple, 5, Rue de Puteaux, 8:30 p.m. ART EXHIBITIONS Cercle Japonais, 7 Quai du Louvre: Fourth annual exhibition of Japanese art. Pavillon de Marsan, Rue de l'Evêché: Exhibition of original European work. Gallery Jeanne Bucher, 3 Rue du Cherche-Midi: Exhibition of Works by G. Papazov. Dumas Gallery, 40, Rue de la Cachette: Modern paintings and sculpture. Kala Granoff Gallery, 19, Quai de Conti. Work by Bouchot, Chagall, Dufresne, and Fryzes. A. Barreiro Gallery, 30, Rue de Seine: Works by M. Wolmark, until January. Jean-Charpentier Gallery, 78, Faubourg Saint-Honoré: Works by Louis Morett, Boris Mestchersky, Ezio Casilletti, and Marcel Prud’homme, until January 17. RADIO PROGRAMMES ÉCOLE DES POSTES (15m.): 8:30 p.m., concert; ÉIFFEL (10m.): 8:15 p.m., concert. RADIO-PARIS (70m.): 7:45 p.m., circus; 8:15 p.m., concert. PETIT PARISIEN (340.9m.): 9 and 10 p.m., concerts. LONDON (301m.): 7:55 p.m., religious service; 9:45 p.m., concert. THE EVENING PAPER OF PARIS THE PARIS TIMES.—No. 1674. THE MORNING PAPER OF THE CONTINENT opéra. Monday, Turandot. Rayon de Lune; Tuesday, closed; Wednesday, La Tour de Feu, Rayon de Lune; Thursday, closed; Friday, Le Chevalier à la Rose; Saturday, La Valkyrie; Sunday, Otello. Matinées: Sunday, Rigoleto, La Tragédie de Salomé. OPERA COMIQUE. Monday, Madame Butterfly; Tuesday and Thursday, Andrea, tyran de Padoue; Wednesday, La Vie de Bohême, Paillasse; Thursday, Ariane et Barbe-bleue; Friday, Les Noces de Figaro; Sunday, Carmen. Matinées: Thursday, Rituel à la Houppe; Sunday, Le Barbier de Séville, L'invitation à la Valse. comédie-française. Monday, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme; Tuesday and Thursday, Le Legs, Le Gendre de M. Poirier; Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, Moloch; Saturday, Les Affaires sont les Affaires. Matinées: Thursday, Les Femmes savantes, Le Legs; Sunday, Phèdre, Le Médecin malgré lui. ODEON. Monday, Les Femmes savantes, Le Médecin malgré
(301m.): 7:55 p.m., religious service; 9:45 p.m., concert. THE EVENING PAPER OF PARIS THE PARIS TIMES.—No. 1674. THE MORNING PAPER OF THE CONTINENT opéra. Monday, Turandot. Rayon de Lune; Tuesday, closed; Wednesday, La Tour de Feu, Rayon de Lune; Thursday, closed; Friday, Le Chevalier à la Rose; Saturday, La Valkyrie; Sunday, Otello. Matinées: Sunday, Rigoleto, La Tragédie de Salomé. OPERA COMIQUE. Monday, Madame Butterfly; Tuesday and Thursday, Andrea, tyran de Padoue; Wednesday, La Vie de Bohême, Paillasse; Thursday, Ariane et Barbe-bleue; Friday, Les Noces de Figaro; Sunday, Carmen. Matinées: Thursday, Rituel à la Houppe; Sunday, Le Barbier de Séville, L'invitation à la Valse. comédie-française. Monday, Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme; Tuesday and Thursday, Le Legs, Le Gendre de M. Poirier; Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, Moloch; Saturday, Les Affaires sont les Affaires. Matinées: Thursday, Les Femmes savantes, Le Legs; Sunday, Phèdre, Le Médecin malgré lui. ODEON. Monday, Les Femmes savantes, Le Médecin malgré lui; Tuesday, Amours; Wednesday, L'Ariéienne; Thursday, Cholard et Compagnie; Friday, Le Père Lebonnard; Saturday, Les Bouffons; Sunday, Le Maître de son Cœur. Matinées: Thursday, Horace, Les Plaideurs; Saturday, Amours; Sunday, L'Oiseau bleu. caite-lyrique Monday and Friday, Paganini; Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, La Fille de Mme Angot; Wednesday and Sunday, Chanson d’Amour. Matinées: Thursday, Chanson d’Amour; Sunday, Paganini. théâtre-lyrique Monday, Le Pré aux clercs; Tuesday, Si j’étais roi; Wednesday, Véronique; Thursday, Le Comte de Luxembourg; Friday, Les Sultaneuses; Saturday, Mignon; Sunday, La Favorite. Matinées: Thursday, Le Petit Duc; Saturday, Rêve de Valse; Sunday, Les Mousquetaires au Couvent. THEATRE NATIONAL POPULAIRE (Théâtre des Champs-Élysées). Saturday, Faust. Matinées: Thursday, Les Femmes savantes; Sunday, Le Duel. OPERA. "Marouf. OPERA COMIQUE "Manon. COMÉDIE française. 8:30, La Marche nuptiale. concert 8:30, Le Père Lebonnard, La Rose de Jéricho. caite-lyrique S. 30, Le Fille de Mme Angol. RFERT-ier Closed. APOLLO. Closed. AMBIGU. S. 15, Un Monsieur qui se regrette ANTOINE. 8.45. Whisky. ARTS 8.30, Sainte Jeanne. ATELIER 8.30, Votponc. ATHENÉE 8.45. Romance. AVENUE. 8.50. Départs. ba-ta-CLAN. Pêcheurs de Perles. BERIZA (Potiche). Bériza Company BOUFFES-PARISIENNES Déshabillez-VOUS. capucines. 8.45, Paris chez lui. CAUMARTIN. Popaul. CHAUVE-SOURIS (Apollo). 9.00, Baliey Company. CHATELET. Charlots Limbertong. CLUNY. 9. En Bordée (Rivers Cadet). COMÉDIE
d’Amour. Matinées: Thursday, Chanson d’Amour; Sunday, Paganini. théâtre-lyrique Monday, Le Pré aux clercs; Tuesday, Si j’étais roi; Wednesday, Véronique; Thursday, Le Comte de Luxembourg; Friday, Les Sultaneuses; Saturday, Mignon; Sunday, La Favorite. Matinées: Thursday, Le Petit Duc; Saturday, Rêve de Valse; Sunday, Les Mousquetaires au Couvent. THEATRE NATIONAL POPULAIRE (Théâtre des Champs-Élysées). Saturday, Faust. Matinées: Thursday, Les Femmes savantes; Sunday, Le Duel. OPERA. "Marouf. OPERA COMIQUE "Manon. COMÉDIE française. 8:30, La Marche nuptiale. concert 8:30, Le Père Lebonnard, La Rose de Jéricho. caite-lyrique S. 30, Le Fille de Mme Angol. RFERT-ier Closed. APOLLO. Closed. AMBIGU. S. 15, Un Monsieur qui se regrette ANTOINE. 8.45. Whisky. ARTS 8.30, Sainte Jeanne. ATELIER 8.30, Votponc. ATHENÉE 8.45. Romance. AVENUE. 8.50. Départs. ba-ta-CLAN. Pêcheurs de Perles. BERIZA (Potiche). Bériza Company BOUFFES-PARISIENNES Déshabillez-VOUS. capucines. 8.45, Paris chez lui. CAUMARTIN. Popaul. CHAUVE-SOURIS (Apollo). 9.00, Baliey Company. CHATELET. Charlots Limbertong. CLUNY. 9. En Bordée (Rivers Cadet). COMÉDIE DES CHAMPS-ELYSÉES Siegfried COMÉDIE. On ne peut pas lui résister. caquignon. 8.45, Échec de la Reine, Heure des Mufles. DEJAZET. J'aurai Luiv.. paradis. 8.45. L’Hôtelier de la Vertu EDOUARD VII Le Désir. féminin, Faiconnet, Pizani, Paulette Pax. folies-dramatiques. Les comédies Associées CAITÉ-ROCHECHOUART Son Trésor LA GRIMACE (Th. Grenelle). La Ville sans Amour GRAND GUIGNOL 8 45, Asile de Nuit. GRENELLE (la Grimace) La Ville sans Amour GYMNASE. 9. Double. mademoiselle. 8.45. Broadway. MARIGNY Un coup de Roulis mathurins. 9, Le Mariage de Mlle. Beulemans. MICHODIÈRE 8.45. Sur mon beau Navire. Michel. 8.50. Je t’attendais. MOGADOR 8 30. Rose Marie (musical). NOUVEAUTÉS. 8 30. Eusèbe. ŒUVRE. Le Cercle. PALAIS-ROYAL. L'Âge d'Or PORTUGAL MARTIN. 8. 40, Le Retour de Jérusalem. potiche (Comédies Associées). 9, L’Amant. RENAISSANCE 9. Ces Dames du 13. SARAH BERNHARDT 8, L’Aiglon. scala 8.30, L'Affaire de Montretont studio des champs élysées Cœur à gauche. T F e r: r S 8.45, M. le Directeur. THÉÂTRE DES CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES. 9. Pirelli THEÂTRE DE PARIS Course à l’Étoile trianon livre 8.30, Les Mousquetaires au Couvent. VARIÉTÉS 8.40 Topaze NEWS AND VIEWS FROM WORLD CAPITALS $25,000 FOR A DRY IDEA Contestants for The Durant Prize Suggested Everything From Hanging to Banishment. OPERA. Turandot
sans Amour GRAND GUIGNOL 8 45, Asile de Nuit. GRENELLE (la Grimace) La Ville sans Amour GYMNASE. 9. Double. mademoiselle. 8.45. Broadway. MARIGNY Un coup de Roulis mathurins. 9, Le Mariage de Mlle. Beulemans. MICHODIÈRE 8.45. Sur mon beau Navire. Michel. 8.50. Je t’attendais. MOGADOR 8 30. Rose Marie (musical). NOUVEAUTÉS. 8 30. Eusèbe. ŒUVRE. Le Cercle. PALAIS-ROYAL. L'Âge d'Or PORTUGAL MARTIN. 8. 40, Le Retour de Jérusalem. potiche (Comédies Associées). 9, L’Amant. RENAISSANCE 9. Ces Dames du 13. SARAH BERNHARDT 8, L’Aiglon. scala 8.30, L'Affaire de Montretont studio des champs élysées Cœur à gauche. T F e r: r S 8.45, M. le Directeur. THÉÂTRE DES CHAMPS-ÉLYSÉES. 9. Pirelli THEÂTRE DE PARIS Course à l’Étoile trianon livre 8.30, Les Mousquetaires au Couvent. VARIÉTÉS 8.40 Topaze NEWS AND VIEWS FROM WORLD CAPITALS $25,000 FOR A DRY IDEA Contestants for The Durant Prize Suggested Everything From Hanging to Banishment. OPERA. Turandot will be given tomorrow evening at the Opéra. Leading parts will be taken by Mlle. Marise Beaujon, M. G. Thill, Mme. Andrée Marilier, LM. Narçon, Cousinon and Warnery. On Wednesday, La Tour de Feu will be presented, with Mlle. Fanny Heldy and MM. Thill, Brownlee and Claverie in Leading rôles. Le Chevalier de la Rose will be given on Friday under the direction of M. Philippe Gaubert and with Mlle. Campredon, M. Huberty, Mme. Germaine Lubin, M. H. Fabert, Mlles. Laval and Lapeyre in the important parts. "Comment on écrit l’Histoire." with SACHA GUITRY IVYONNE PRIMTEMPS AQUITAINE SPACE THÉÂTRE ÉDOUARD VII MARIETTE OPERA-COMIQUE. On Tuesday and on Saturday evening, Angelo, tyran de Padoue will be performed at the Opéra-Comique. The piece, which was adapted by M. Charles Mérô from the work by Victor Hugo, will be interpreted by Mmes. Geneviève Vis, Emma Luart, MM. Julien Lafont, Michelli, Roger Bourdin, Pujol and Mlle, de Rauwera. The orchestra will be conducted by M. Albert Wolff. THÉÂTRE DES NOUVEAUTÉS. There remain but six performances of Eusèbe, at the Théâtre des Nouveautés. The last five performances, the 6th, will be given on Thursday next. The approaching departure of Mme. Régina-Caimier for Egypt necessitates a
Le Chevalier de la Rose will be given on Friday under the direction of M. Philippe Gaubert and with Mlle. Campredon, M. Huberty, Mme. Germaine Lubin, M. H. Fabert, Mlles. Laval and Lapeyre in the important parts. "Comment on écrit l’Histoire." with SACHA GUITRY IVYONNE PRIMTEMPS AQUITAINE SPACE THÉÂTRE ÉDOUARD VII MARIETTE OPERA-COMIQUE. On Tuesday and on Saturday evening, Angelo, tyran de Padoue will be performed at the Opéra-Comique. The piece, which was adapted by M. Charles Mérô from the work by Victor Hugo, will be interpreted by Mmes. Geneviève Vis, Emma Luart, MM. Julien Lafont, Michelli, Roger Bourdin, Pujol and Mlle, de Rauwera. The orchestra will be conducted by M. Albert Wolff. THÉÂTRE DES NOUVEAUTÉS. There remain but six performances of Eusèbe, at the Théâtre des Nouveautés. The last five performances, the 6th, will be given on Thursday next. The approaching departure of Mme. Régina-Caimier for Egypt necessitates a curtailing of the run of the play, which has enjoyed a great success. PATIS UNRIVALED SUCCESS EDMONDE GUY a young woman of exceptional beauty and talent “LA BEAUTÉ DE PARIS" the most beautiful revue in the world fémina. The general rehearsal of Fragile, the new play by M. André Lang, will be held at the Théâtre Femina on Wednesday evening. The following cast will interpret the piece: Mlles. Liban Grecuze (Elisabeth Véri). Andrée Guitze (Ginette), Moussal (Cécile), Jane Murcie (the young wife), Chaptal (servant) and Malaperl (flower girl) ; MM. Maurice Lagrenée (O. Pascal), Feuillère (Dubosc), Esdras (Figeca), Poncini (footman), Delarme (an Englishman), Deville (an Englishman), Léon (garage proprietor), Remon (office boy), Ségur (barman) and M. Samson Farilber (René Maret). JACK SMITH the celebrated whistling baritone will sing in Paris, in the second act of the BRILLANT REVUE at the PALACE "LA BEAUTÉ DE PARIS" ON CINEMA SCREENS *★★***•***★★*★11r *;* ÉPOUVE menti * JOHN GRETA * GILBERT GARBO: TOLSTOÏ MASTER PIECE IV A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture «FRENCH NOUILLE» une histoire fantastique FMM4p.M.TofHWWûltt * ★ ZÉlie, autour en tour, ★ **************** ARCIER CINEMA La Danseuse Espagnole (Pola Négri). artistique. 2.30 and 8.30, La Madone des Sorcières. aubert palace L’Homme qui rit. carillon
will be held at the Théâtre Femina on Wednesday evening. The following cast will interpret the piece: Mlles. Liban Grecuze (Elisabeth Véri). Andrée Guitze (Ginette), Moussal (Cécile), Jane Murcie (the young wife), Chaptal (servant) and Malaperl (flower girl) ; MM. Maurice Lagrenée (O. Pascal), Feuillère (Dubosc), Esdras (Figeca), Poncini (footman), Delarme (an Englishman), Deville (an Englishman), Léon (garage proprietor), Remon (office boy), Ségur (barman) and M. Samson Farilber (René Maret). JACK SMITH the celebrated whistling baritone will sing in Paris, in the second act of the BRILLANT REVUE at the PALACE "LA BEAUTÉ DE PARIS" ON CINEMA SCREENS *★★***•***★★*★11r *;* ÉPOUVE menti * JOHN GRETA * GILBERT GARBO: TOLSTOÏ MASTER PIECE IV A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture «FRENCH NOUILLE» une histoire fantastique FMM4p.M.TofHWWûltt * ★ ZÉlie, autour en tour, ★ **************** ARCIER CINEMA La Danseuse Espagnole (Pola Négri). artistique. 2.30 and 8.30, La Madone des Sorcières. aubert palace L’Homme qui rit. carillon Vivre; La Tragédie du Pôle (The “Italie”). cameo. L’Enfer d’Amour. cicale CINEMA Histoire des Treize. ELECTRIC La Grande Favorite (D. Gish) GAUMONT PALACE The Crowd. IMPÉRIAL Le Chant du Prisonnier. MADELEINE 9, White Shadows in the South Sens Titres in French and English. MARIVAUX 2.30, 4.30, 8.30, Verdun, visions d’Histoire. CINEMA LATIN. La Rue ; Strength and Beauty. , CINE MAGNUM L'Argent. OMNIA pathe Continuous performance: 2 to 11.30, Expiation. PARAMOUNT Continuous performance: Anna Karenina (John Gilbert and Greta Garbo). ri alto La Maison du Maltais. STUDIO 28 . La Pelote Basque, Club 73 and La Nuit Electrique (Buster Keaton). studio des Artistes 9, Longuemé; Jalousie du Barbouillé ; Un Effet. vieux colombier Figures de Cire (C. Welding and E Jannings); Brumes d’Automne; L'Emigrant (Charlie Chaplin). MUSIC-HALLS AND CABARETS EUROPEEN. Mon cœur balance. FOLIES BERGERE. 8.30, La Grande Folle. FOLIES WAGNER. L'Ilutrff. CASINO DE PARIS. 8.30, Tout Paris. cirque d'Hiver. 8.30, Les Fratellini. CIRQUE DE PARIS 8 30. Mat. Théâtre and Sunday 2.30 cirque Médrano Maquette; Schumann and his Cavalry. COUCOU Revue. Hanau Sanlé. CONCERT Mayol En Pleine Jeunesse. DEUX-ÂNES. Le Chemin des Deux Ânes CABARET EMPIRE. Jules Berry. LUNA PARK. Attraction Circus. magic CITY. Dancing every night lune Rousse