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TIIK GAZETTE, MONTREAL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 192T. VOL. ULV1. ISO. 19 home by way of the Azore Islands interfere as little as possible witH loans made bv United States bank STAGE AND SCREEN miined after a fire broke out In the kitchen at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, and swept the dwell-in.

The firemen under Chief Bour and Lisbon. In his flight across Western Canada, it Is understood the Italian air era abroad, President Coolidge let 111 be known today. However, the President feels thai SAYS JORGED U.S. REVENUE STAMPS EASY TO DETECT geois fought the blaze for two hours. some kind of control is advisable td man will have the co-operation oi.

tne Royal Canadian Air Force, permitted to use Air Force stations for re-fueling, etc. He is expected to arrive here early In April. Commander De Pinedo will us a prevent foreign loans from interfering with the Interest of the Unltecj PROVINCE TO BUILD MUSEUM AT QUEBEC Site Chosen in Battlefields Park Behind Wolfe's Monument States as a whole. to the Registrar of Peace, district of Montreal. SCHOOLS MUST CONFORM Will Be Abolished If Fascist Teachings Opposed Rome, Jan.

21. Schools, colleges and universities may be abolished By tho Fascist if their teachings inculcate disrespect for the institutions and principles of Italy's present social system. This Is provided for in decrees published this tvening. One measure permits dismissal of AT HIS MAJESTY'S Matheson Lang Will Present "The Wandering Jew" Ovine in the chance in his plans, hydroplane, equipped with two motors Ogilvie Elevator Burned Lethhridge, January of BOO horse-power eacn. lie gainea fame in his flight from Rome to Filion, who is a widower, was absent gathering firewood when the blaze broke out.

His two young sons Were at home anil gave the alarm. DONATIONS TO COLLEGES Delegation to See Finance Minister on Taxation Toronto, Jan 21. A delegation of Japan and Australia and return. American Official Describes "Whereby he will appear for a briefj The Ogilvie Milling Company's ele- L. .1 1 I vaiui, uuai biieu unu ii-i Glenwood, together with 15.000 bu- Kind Used by B.C.

NEW YORK IS STILL shels of stored wheat, some coal and a quantity of flour, were tie- Smugglers stroyed by fire this morning. i HEAYILY FOGBOUND prominent Canadian men, representing the principal colleges, hospitals r.nd institutions partly or wholly de- administrative magistrates whose personal opinions are Incompatible with the general political tendency pendent on endowments, will wait on BEFORE CUSTOMS PROBE of the authorities. Dies From Party Effects Toronto. January '21. Joseph Robinson.

43, died here from aeutd alcoholism yesterday. He had attended a party on Wednesday night nn'l drank home-made wine. "Persons not possessing mora! and political regularity" are prevented 16 Liners Delayed and Ferry from becoming teachers under the Seizures of Firearms, Drugs WON FAME IN EUROPE Beregi, Hungarian Actor, to Play in "Camille" Film Hollywood, January 21. Oscar Beregi, the Hungarian actor who plays the important role of "Count de Varville" in Norma Talmadge's modern screen version of "Camille," now being produced by Joseph M. Schenck, achieved not only great stage success, but renown as a screen player in Europe before he came to America.

He was selected by Max Reinhardt, producer of "The Miracle," to appear in Germany. He was one of the first members of the National Theatre in Budapest, and has a repertoire which includes the great tragedies and romances of the masters as well as Stringberg, Mol-nar and other modern dramatisis. In addition, Beregi has the reputation of being one of the foremost cinema stars of Europe, and as presi-eent of the Film Actors' Association of Vienna he came to this country to study the motion picture industry. He has been called the 'Barrymore of Europe" because of his remarkable versatility In interpretation of great roles of the classic drama. After stage and screen successes In Europe, the Hungarian came to America in 1926 and found his way to Hollywood.

He was Miss Talmadge's persona selection for the role of the aristocratic count, one tf the admirers of modern "Camille." new rules. ANTONIA AT HALIFAX Services Thrown Into Confusion and Jewellery Related by Inspector Stationed at Victoria TONIGHT Transylvania and Alaunia Will GRAND REOPENING Hon. J. A. Robb, federal Minister of Finance, at Ottawa next week to urge that donations made by citizens in aid of such services shall be free from federal income tax.

The delegation, after meeting here on Monday to arrange its representation, will leave Tuesday night for Ottawa. Sir Anhur Currie. president of McGill University, will head the Montreal section of the delegation. Whether he Will act as spokesman or whether Sir' Robert Falconer, president the University of Toroi.to, will be asked to officiate, has not yet been decided. SETTLEMENT NEAR ON CHAPLIN TAXES (Special to The Gazette.) New York, January 21.

The dense of the Dock Today Halifax, January 21 The liner Antonia, Captain W. T. fog which tied up harbor traffic and season in New York before returning to England, Matheson Lang will remain in Montreal for a second week and will present "The Wandering Jew" at His Majesty's Theatre from Tuesday to Saturflay, with the same, production and cast as were seen on the occasion of his opening here in September last. This dramatic presentation of the ancient legend, written by E. Temple Thurston, is divided into four periods, showing the central character against a different historic background in each case.

Miss Hutin Britton plays the leading feminine role in the first and third phases, Miss Winifred Izard in the second, and Miss Helene Simon In the third. AT THEPRINCESS Second Week of Film "Michael Strogoff" Necessary The film version of "Michael Strogoff," Jules Verne's melodramatic story, will be shown again at the Princess Theatre next week. The colorful' and gorgeous Russian background, and the thrilling plot made this picture so popular during its first week here that popular demand necessitated its being held for a second week. The film is being shown under the patronage of Baron de Vltrolles, French Consul-General in Canada, in association with the Alliance Francaise, Union Nationale Francaise and France-Amerique Association. Ivan Moskine plays the leading role and the Princess Augmented Symphony accompanies the picture the atmospheric prologue.

(By Canadian Press.) Quebec, January 21. The Government of the province of Quebec have decided to build a modern museum next spring on the Battlefields Park on a site facing the historic Plains of Abraham and in the rear of Wolfe's Monument, it was learned from Mr. J. A. Metayer, Deputy Minister of Public Works, this morning.

Plans for the building are at present being prepared by Mr. Wilfrid La-crolx, well-known local architect. The Battlefields Park, controlled by the Battlefields Commission, is federal property, but the museum will be erected by the provincial Government at the latter's expense and will remain entirely under the control of the province of Quebec, in virtue of a law which was passed in 1922 authorizing the Quebec Government to possess itself of the necessary property In any part of the province for this purpose, Mr. Metayer stated. No idea of the cost of the projected museum Is available pending approval by the Government of the plans now being prepared by Mr.

La-croix, but it is understood that the building will be very spacious, though only one storey in height, and will be a structure of Grecian style. (By Canadian Press.) Vancouver, January 21. Forged Italian Garden Hughes, arrived tonight from Southampton via Cherbourg, docking to delayed Incoming and outgoing liners on Thursday still hung over the bay United fates Internal Revenue strips land IS cabin, 131 third-class pas in a heavy grey blanket all day to placed upon Canadian whiBkey which is smuggled across the line and sold sengers, 33 bags Ol mail and 489 day. According to the weatner bureau, the light easterly winds as an American product are not even tons of cargo. On the last trip over, while near-ing England, Capt.

W. H. Hatcher, her commander, suffered a heart good forgeries. This was the opinion The MIeses BREWER and COLE In Tune end Smiles Direct from Boston for One Week's Engagement. near and See Them Daring Dinner and Sapper.

No Convert Charge. which drifted in from the Atlantic will not shift until late tomorrow afternoon. In that case, mora than expressed to the Royal Customs Com attack and died on the bridge. Cap hirteen outgoing and" three incoming liners, carrying about b.UUU passen mission today by Leonard Regan, a deputy collector of internal revenue for the United States, who appeared here today. Mr.

Regan was asked to iters, will be delayed. Among the outgoing are tne Homeric, which leaves on a Mediter THE SAVOY examine some of the formidable array ranean cruise, the Stuttgart, the U.S. Government's Claims Being Adjusted After' Conference BEAUTY "WINS FILM CONTRACT. Hollywood, January 21. Jeanne Morgan, winner of a contest run by a Boston newspaper some time ago to determine the New England miss most eligible for the movies, a contest in which 40,000 girls took part, tain Hughes, the present commander, was staff captain of the Maure-tania.

Captain Hatcher was 61 years of age. The Anchor liner Transylvania, making her first call here, will dock at Pier 2 tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock to land one first-class, 19 second and 99 thlrd-clas3 passengers and 710 tons of cargo. The Cunard liner' Alaunia will dock at Pier 2 tomorrow as soon as of whiskey flasks and bottles which have been gathered by counsel, so Stockholm, the Caledonia and the Andania. The United States liner President Roosevelt, the Italian liner Roma, and the French liner Roch- that the commission may investigate labels on the liquor which is sold in built along the most modern lines. It ambeau are among those arriving.

the United States. Ho said tnat tne will be known as the Musee de Beaux Ferry schedules today were thrown Into confusion for a second time, and Arts and will be used principally to New York, Jan. 21. Th'e Govern color of the strips was not the same as used In the genuine United States stamps, the wording was not the same, and the paper was also dif a berth Is available to land 29 cabin, house valuable paintings and other objects of artistic and historic value ment's claims of income tax on the possessed by the Government of the 79 third-class passengers, 12 bags of letters, 141 bags of parcel post province. a.

THE CAPITOL Film Version of Elinor Glyn's Novel "It" ferent. An inexperienced person would be deceived by them, he thought, but not one who knew any Dancing Masters ASSOCIATION of Montreal DANCE PRIVATE LESSONS Dlly Any Honr Children' Claim, 4: 11. Ballet and Stage Dancing. Artulta' Clans, at 8. DANCES at 9 P.M.

and 240 tons of cargo. I has just been awarded a five-year contract' with Film Booking Offices. Miss Morgan attended the Paramount "baby school," as it is known, for the development of young talent in pictures, and her new contract is a -arded on the basis not only of her 1 eauty but of her ability as an actress. She was born in Trinidal, the West Indies, of a French-German and an English-Irish-mother. She is five feet seven and a half I iches tall, has soft brown hair and ferey-blue eyes, and bears, a striking resemblance to the screen'type characterized by Greta Garbo.

New Jersey and Staten Island boats were from seven to fifteen minutes behind schedule. No large liner was either sailing or arriving today and the smaller vessels which crept past Sandy Hook as far as Quarantine were able to grope to their piers. Foreign Loans Policy of U.S. Washington, January 21. The United States Government Intends to 1 MARX TO FORM CABINET thing about the genuine strips.

Recnn was followed on the DE PINEDO TO FLY stand by George E. Norrls, assistant inspector of Customs ana r-xcise OVER WEST CANADA the preventive service, wiui ncau- quarters at victoria, air. wuinn Honit with two seizures of firearms money Charles Spencer Chaplin was psid by film fans are on the point, of being settled. Thomas J. Crawford, head of the civil division of United States Attorney Buckner's office, emerged fiom conference today to inform reporters that the claims "are on the eve of adjustment." Yesterday the bureau -nt internal revenue filed liens for $1,550,000 against Chaplin and the corporation that bears hi:) name.

The claim covered the years ISIS to 1919, and 1921 to 1925, for which perlodr. the Government contends Chaplin did not pny fhcjmc tax as Liens amounting to approximately previously were filed in Califor he nsr smUKKiea imu nnnml.i bv who intended to Italian Aviator's Return Route send them to China. The first seizure "It," Elinor Glyn's novel dealing with her theory of sex magnetism, will be shown on the screen at the Capitol Theatre next week. According to Madame Glyn "It" is a very valuable thing to possess, for if you have "it," the world, including the man or woman of your heart," is yours. The story unfolds its theme through two characters, a youthful shop girl and her wealthy employer.

Clara Bow plays the part of a flapper who wins the hero, Antonio Moreno, after an exciting wreck and rescue at sea. Arthur Micha'ud and Mme. Lea Choisuel will sing, and the Capitol orchestra, under Maurice Meerte will render an overture. consisted of thirty pistols ana rounds of ammunition, and tiie acnnrt five pistols and 500 rounds. from Buenos Aires Includes Victoria and Winnipeg Ho that It would be advia Supported by Unanimous Decision of Centrist Party Berlin, January 21.

Supported by the unanimous decision of the Reichstag members of the Centrist party, former Chancellor Marx tomorrow will inform President von Hindenburg that he Is ready to accept a mandate to form a cabinet to succeed the one headed by him, which met defeat last month. He will leave no doubt however, that the Centrists are really to enter a Government in a coalition with the Nationalists only on the provision that the latter agree to certain principles regarded as the minimum "political necessities." Lki hnvo luggage ex amined In Seattle insteaa oi ui vic toria or Vancouver. It tne examum TITLE FOR ELKS PICTURE. New York, January 21. "Molders of Men" has been selected through the direct co-operation of John 'hapman Hilder, editor of the Elks Magazine, as the final title ort)he big Elks picture now in work at the F.B.O.

studios. Mr. Hilder, who wrote the story for the film, feels that the new title expresses exactly the spirit and aims of the Elks Brotherhood. A notable cast, headed by Conway Tearie find Margaret Morris, has been engaged. Ralph Ince is directing this epic of fraternity.

nia. Both sums include penalties a3 (By Canadian Press.) tion was left until the passengers arrived In Canada, there was some SWJ4. well as assessments. Allegel to have been warned ff danger that luggage might do con cealed. impending liens, the comedian was reported to have withdrawn $500,000 from two banks yesterday Just before Mr.

Norris also referred to two rt narcotic drugs. lit the that sum was tied up. These include' loyalty to thfj Wei mar Republican constitution, the first case the seizure was of 40 of opium and In the second case a quantity of cocaine was seized. He suggested In connection with tne th.it tho amounts paid the OFFICERS WERE ELECTED 1 AT PALACE THEATRE Pola Negri Has Leading Role in "Hotel Imperial" Pola Negri be starred at the Palace Theatre, next week in "Hotel Imperial," adapted from the- drama and novel by Lajos Biro, the Hungarian playwright. The scene is set along the Austro-Russian frontier during the Great War.

A fugitive Hungarian officer seeks refuge in a town just captured by the Russians, where the enemy's general has his Winnipeg, January 21. If successful In his flight from Rome to Buenos Aires, Commander Francesco De Plnedo, noted Italian aviator, will fly across Western Canada, making a brief stay in Winnipeg, according to Information reaching here today. Commander De Pinedo plans to leave Rome in mid-February on his flight, hopes to establish new speed records, and intends, after crossing the Atlantic to Buenos Aires, to return by way of San Francisco, Victoria, B.C., to Vancouver, and thence to Winnipeg. From here, the Italian ace will fly to Chicago and then to Onebe' yw York, St. John's, Newfoundland, and Cornwall Agricultural Society PREFERS RAGS AND TATTERS.

Dolores del Rio, who brought the prace and polish of old Spanish Mexico to the screen a year ago, prefers rags and tatters to gorgeous ball gowns for inspirational purposes. Caught by an acquaintance in democratization of the Relchswehr, or Republican Army, prevention of the Reichswehr becoming an Instrument of political groups, sweeping social -reforms to eliminate the antagonism between capital and labor and the further development of the 'V Held Annual Meeting (Special to The Gazette.) Informer were not large enough. In answer to R. L. Cder, commission counsel, who examined him.

Mr. Norrls said that he thought preventive officers should be given the power search for-documents as well as smuggled goods. They should be empowered to take sworn declarations and to examine the crews of vessels as well as the masters, rie Cornwall, January 21. The annual policy of international conciliation. the diao and ill-fitting grey dress of a prison scene in "Resurrection," she meeting of Cornwall 'Agricultural Society was held at the court house CLARA BOW has IT' more than any star in the world and how she proves it in this sjPlashM headquarters.

Here both he and the "eciarea tnat sne am ner best work renai-al fall in' love with the same In such attire. One of the essential courses In schools is that which provides for education in safety and accident prevention. "When you are hooked up in a this afternoon with a good attendance The chair was occupied by the president, Harry W. Snetsinger, who reviewed the work of last year. The secretary-treasurer, J.

C. Mc magnificent gown," she said, "you are the slave of the girl, and a thrilling conflict ensues. An attractive musical programme by the Palace Symphony, the Melody Kings, and" other artists is also promised. Gregor, presented his financial state ment, showing a favorable balance. 'V" A "TWO ARABIAN Hollywood, January 21.

With the The following officers were elected for 1927: Hon. president, Arnold N. signing of a star and the recruiting Smith, M.P.: hon. vice-presidents, D. CM- A a of a technical staff, preparations are well under way at the United Artists Studio for an early start of camera A.

McNaughton, M.P.P.; Vincent McDonald, reeve of Cornwall town tH EL I NOR also thought that preventive- officers should be permitted to boatd out-; bound vessels when necessary. He described how he had located worth of Jewellery which was being smuggled into" Canada from the Orient by a man called John Blair Adams in October, 1924. Tho jewellery was seized. pn another occasion an effort to enter a United States motor car and a truck chassis at a greatly reduced valuation was made. Mr.

Norrls referred to the liquor vessel Lirir di Agua, which he said he had seized off the British Columbia coast In the year 1925. This vessel, which was of Nacaraguan register, had cieare4 from Victoria with a cargo for Fan Jose, Guatemala. The log of the vessel showed that she had entered an Inlet off the British ship; and George Bergeron, mayor' of IGLYN Cornwall; president, Harry W. snet singer; first vice-president, A. E.

Iromancen Cline; second vice-president, John G. Gallinger. The following were elected directors: R. J. Brown, Major F.

G. Robinson, F. B. BroWnridge. Dr.

C. A AT THE ORPHEUM Comedy Drama, The Family Upstairs," Stock Offering "The Family Upstairs," a comedy of the everyday life of the middle classes, will presented by the Orpheum Players next week. The family in question is that of a street car inspector with a salary of $42.50 a week to maintain four members. The romance that flourished in their tenement dwelling, however, is shown to be as real as that experienced by the houses of Montague and Capulet. The play Is rich in comedy and is intensely human In its story and characters, and when presented in New York last year -was one of the work -on "Two Arabian Knights," which Lewis Milestone will direct for United Artists release.

William Boyd has been signed to head the cast in the screen version of Donald Mc-'iibeny's magazine story revolving around the adventures of two American soldiers in present-day Arabia. Tho role is entirely different from that of any star of "The Volga Boatman." TANKER IS BEACHED hot -bed of Keddy. John J. Whlttaker, 'Joy Moss, H. K.

McLennan, John Neill, Nathen Copeland, W. J. Good, Charles T. Johnston, W. A.

Anderson, John Lafave. W. J. Blanchard, Vane F. Columbia coast, and discharged some of her cargo to a vessel of Canadian registry.

Consequently she had action, sweeping thrills and romance been seized. AFTER COLLISION Provincial Appointments Quebec, January 21. rAt the last Silmser; hon. directors, Miss Linda Clarke and Miss M. Smart; auduors, James It.

Simpson and George Wil- son. At a subsequent meetipg of the new board of directors, J. C. McGregor was re-appointed secretary-treasurer. It was decided to hold the 1927 exhibition of the society on Thursday and Friday, Sept 7, 8 and 9.

mtetmg of the provincial Cabinet the following appointments were made: Mr. F. X. Gossslin, Instructor Pro IN Was Hit by Passenger Steam vincial Horticulture Department; J. Cloutler, inspector.

Provincial Horti WILL DOCK ON MONDAY er in Mississippi During Fog Empress of Asia Bringing culture Department; Maurice Mac-kay, deputy Regstrar of the Peace, Afonlreal district; J. A. Lazure, officer to the Department of the Col-rtor of Revenue, Montreal; Georges Gauthler, deputy registrar, district of Montreal; Jean Lafon-taine, clerk to tht registrar, Montreal district; E. Lavigne, secretary New Orleans, January 21. The Bulko, an oil tanker, was beached most popular of the eason's offerings.

Margaret Knight and Leo Kennedy play the roles of the young lovers. AT LOEWS THEATRE Vaudeville Includes Revue and Novel Balancing Act "The Return of Peter Grimm," David Belasco's legitimate btage success which immortalized David War-field, will be the film feature at Jxiew's Theatre next week. Arthur Engllsk ventriloquist, will be as- the headline act on the bill, assisted by his old pal Jim. Other acts will include a modern revue with seven featured artists in a cycle of comedy songs and dances; Mc-Grath and Deeds, the man with the big voice and the little fellow with the funny face, who provide merriment; Furman and Evans, billed as "Scoring Toucndowns on the Crld-iron of the Weiss Trio in a -sensational novelty, Including perch balancing, risley, comedy and aerial antics, and "Songiflage," presented by Bensee and Baird. There will also bo a screen comedy, the news and an overture.

about 80 miles south of New Orleans In the Mississippi River today with full steam ahead awaiting tugs after Much Mail From Orient (Special to The Gazette.) Vlctprla, B.C., January 21. Wireless messages received this evening from the Canadian Pacific liner. Empress of Asia, state that the vessel will not reach William Head, Vic-'orla, until noon Monday. Local officials anticipate that the liner will dock between 8 and 9 the same evening, and transcontinental passengers collision with the in-bound South For ern Pacific steamship, Creole, near Fort Point last night. The Creole, laden with about 200 passengers, was only slightly' dam aged and messages from Captain Ben will be able to leave for the east at 9 o'clock.

There are 1,768 bags- of mail on board, including 1,114 for jamin Jacobs today said she was proceeding up the river undter her own power. United States, while the prominent passengers include N. Mc-Intvre. Shanghai broker; E. M.

The Bulko, outbound for San Pedro de Macoris, was reported more Poons. New- York financier; A. E. Grip, inflm enzn and as a Cooper and F. W.

merchants, of London, England, and Brigadier seriously damaged. Her bow was stove in about six feet above the water and she was beached with full steam ahead when It was found that her anchor chains were made useless by the collision. I 'V Hi CTi i s-s niri- and Mrs. T. Wilson, of the Salva tion Army.

Must Make Restitution Quebec, January 21. J. Far PreveniivQ CAPITOL Sit rell. Montreal, and C. Rhodes Cox, SOLOISTS of New Brunswick, were this morn COVE SC6MB Take' Ing condemned by Chief Justice Sir LEO Tugs were sent to bring the Bulko here for repairs.

The collision occurred last night as the Creole was steaming slowly up the river in a dense fog. None of the 26 members of the Bulko'a crew was reported hurt. Fire Destroyed Home Only the four walls of the one-storey home of Joseph of Francois Lemieux here to either re turn a number of stocks they are Laxative CHOISEUL A3 vi-. i 1 I- alleged to have obtained through false pretences from Miss Margaret Lloyd of this city, or pay her the sum of J9.000, the present day market value of those stocks. late star of the Montreal Opera Co, ARTHUR mm Park George, Montreal 'North, re- AT THE IMPERIAL Coram, English Ventriloquist, Heads Vaudeville The feature act at the Imperial Theatre next week will be Coram, an English ventriloquist, with "Jerry" in a comedy entitled.

"Whitehall, London." Nat D. Ayer. British composer, and Gladys Moffatt, "glad singer of glad songs," will present a musical programme. The seven-year-old boy violinist, Broadua Erie, will render a repertoire of popular and classical numbers; "The Check Room Girl," a sketch by George M. Fisher and Honey Hurst, combines music and comedy.

Every tool that Packard and Dodge handle in their unique act, "Two Nuts in a Garage," proves to be a musical instrument Frances and Frank close the vaudeville bill with an aerial number. "Pals in Paradise" will be shown on the screen. AT GAYETY THEATRE Buddies Harrison and Her Scandals Palace Premier Concert Orchestra Overture ItlGOLETTO by G. Verdl Introducing The Famous Rigoletto's Quartette G. AGOST1M Mnalral DlrMtor UE' SCHERZEB AUlntant Director Quinine! fa -xx tni MTium tw it.

imaiea. ttri.Aaa. Luric Tenor 11 1 AT UAVC idbleis 3 Palace Qomedy Onr Gang Hj In 4 War Feathers jpalacc Review 1 fE! Musicals hffX WJDEO ATTRACT IOM ff Tfxt finest short aTHE FORCE op destiny' TH6 VOLGA BOAT SONG A Classical Jazz) FAMOUS CAPITOL ORCHESTRA The Safe and Proven Remedy. Tho First and Original Cold and "Grip Tablet rvr svbjectol-the year JXy' TOPI SCOTCH Starting Sunday MAURICE. MEERTE ennecrino Proven Safe for more than "Hollywood Scandals" will make WAtiomusM fjflc( I STORY BASED ON its Canadian debut tomorrow evening a Quarter of a Century.

at ine uayety rneatre, where It will If Price 30C. (Mado In Canada). 'The box bears this signature remain for one week. Buddie Harri-son, who is responsible for this of it THE FAMOUS PAINTING 3eautifulttf told in natural colors -fering, is said to have a better show than she had last year, with new Opposite Eaton's gowns, scenes and sketches. The cast includes "Wee" Mary McPherson, Ooldie 'Mantell, Charles (Bimbo) Davis.

George Hart, Walter Austin and Sid Burke..