Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1922, Page 22

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Copyright, 1022. employed by his father, the ex-kaise! n_ Injunctio against the publication or productio b imperial Germany. occasion of much lively commen ch of it sarcastic, regarding bot| party. reads as follows: Glve Surprise Party. the crown When he arrived he was greeted b: n ‘Fredericus W ed with tears in his eye: w-Kaiser and Take Issue on Family in Films Fight, E Crown Prince Couldn’t Wilhelm DemandsSup- BERLIN, July 27.—While in far away Wieringen the former crown prince, with tears in his eyes, was applauding a moving picture purport- Ing to show incidents in the life of his illustrious ancestor, Frederick the Great, here in Berlin today lawyers| dai S ver oy Son was entirely different. There the at- ;:nh-eyl {nr a prln.u‘ c:quun, Willlam ohenzollen, were fighting tor the *“‘protection of the kaise: - x; ‘prot lon: T's personality, while on the other side, the lei representatives of a talented and ight were battling child from being crushed by political ‘prejudice. Author Without Motives. Emil Ludwig, author of the play, which is called “Bismarck’s Dismis- sal” passionately asserted that neither personal‘feelings nor politi- cal motives had inspired him to write the play, the material for which he had derived from the long-supp: third volume of the Bismarck memolirs. The lawyers for the foi were firm in client’s cl e kaiser their nility rmer declaring that The Star and Chicago Dally Piay read in court and the attorneys for the playwright made motion that; the former Kaiser be required to make affidavit to the true facts about the Bismack dismissal. —_— In buying some new hats the other day, Miss Megan Lloyd George. er of the British premler, com- T, that the price was rather n for these days of terrible taxal ‘The shop-girl demurely replied: “Why don’t you father to make the taxation less rible?” your ter- You i)uy Gallons . _ but you get mileage! 0]1]2]415! SEASON 4 6]9] TRIP SPEEDOMETER — AND how much do you get? 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