Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1921, Page 63

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—ROTOGRAVURE SECTION—JULY 10, 1921 The first automobile of Paris is still doing active duty. Abbot Gavois, curate of Renneville on the Somme, has been its owner for the past thirty years. Although ‘Daniel Frohman, an outstanding figure in the theatrical world, has passed his seventieth birthday, he has taken up motor- cycling, for “the thrill and exhilaration,” he says. By International Film Serviee, Ethel Grey Terry, while appearing as a star before the camera in a far north picture, had ample time to form new friendships, and one of her new pets is-an Eskimo puppy with a fondness for the cAmera. i i v < Wide World I'hoto. Just like a Tudor castle upside down is the effect of this basque. To go with the quaint upper garment of light silk, Mme. Grouly of Paris has provided a full skirt of black taffeta, gathered at the waist. ©Underwood & Underwood. Wide Worlid Phote “Products of Georgia” Photograph by . William H. Grass, 2024 I street north- west, winner of The Star’s weekly prize of $10 for the best amateur photo- graph. ne 13 tormerd of Mes Fredeneh 11 Gi | wite ot the Speaker of the Represc ntatives, Art students of McKinley High School at work on an illuminated poster and lettered cards to be used in Red Cross exhibit at National Educational Association convention at Des Moines, Towa. An elaborate exhibition has been arranged by the Junior Red Cross. Observers aboard the S. S. Henderson watching the second of a series of Navy bombing tests off the Virginia capes. The hattleship Iowa was the “enemy target” for bombers. Tuternational Film Recvice.