Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1925, Page 14

14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESD AY, JANUARY 27, 1925. FARNERS WINNIG BYCEPERATIN Gray Silver Tells of Unusual Success of Merger for Sale of Grain. RBY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. wing farmers, Coolldge's tip acting on that self- agriculture’s principal ally, ved their position by $100,- e last six months. Through hey have solved exporting the grain either Treasury ald e bala 30. | | | who fal in 1 Backed by Stlver. A | with urging n, to ing th Silver contends ed by the any can deal ully with ex- every year. sed all of the < of four of the ndizing con- red rem- ver since | ny has been the domestic hen the the dominati and exp ctor in rade. Policy of Company. he basic pol s to Mr. the 1s to company rus d to expo. 1 forcing K rplus wheat before the end of the ent duty in. This | trom bei B8 Hxcept as dow| 0000 farmers are | where goldfish bus rope to ocean ccording t portu COUNTESS WOULD ;’ROVE | INSANITY CHARGE FALSE| | | Frederica Chataubriand Alleges “Arbitrary Sequestration” and Appeals to French Courts. | | tess Fred- | re he acainst un- | ry seques hat she was | A judi to fary | a widow | recited an | being shut up 1st her iewer the countess said: story my relatives only my hus- firm support.” A vy side band’s I ve GOV. FERGUSON ILL. Texas Chief Magistrate Held Executive Mansion by Throat. AUSTIN, Tex., January 27.—Gov. Miriam A on is confined to the executive ma with a throat af- in sic ection and was unable to appear at| e capitol vesterday. She i3 scarce- v able to talk, raport, although they do not re- ard her condition as serious. in her absence, the duties of the | pea embers of her fam- | AMUSEMENTS Belasco—"She Wanted to Know. “She Wanted to Know act comedy that brings to the Shubert-Belasc week, is a jolly, pl Grace George show. It is the kind of polite comedy for which the au- dience is grateful that Grace Georg was made. “She Wanted to Know” is not aiffi- cult. It is the story of the misunder stood wife, so delightfully misunder styod. There's nothin bout the plece that taxes one's mentality. It flows pleasantly, ingly alon Everything is going splendidly in the country home erry and Phil (Miss George and Bruce McRae) until Kitty come along. Kitty is di- vorcea irresistible attraction for Her intimation to Gerry that n who have been married hap- r 12 years have lost their ap sets the latter to thinking. U able to answer the question for he asks Phil. The que unexpected that Phil can- wer it. He's beer ied 12 and would much r sleen- to analyzing his love after 11 Consequently, Gerry gets little satisfaction Steve, her the three- ace George Theater this nt, typically husband's best ve with K hours after the is next cross-examined shocked and as ind husband. rTy's ability to “attract s to & miserably mark. n, she puts he irough the qu h stands dumb, answer in words. A h kiss is his reply d comes in. Then uual “I'm going,” to which ks, “When are you co) Philip realizes that his have lure and is satisfled er explanation that really huzzy ty the divorcee lat t arrival, as much as the £ her o you pow- dest just as after the his wife ing b wife fsn't The McRae makes Tyrrell Davis much ¢ Bruce deal. H. ses not need the is splen the rinci- Dam handle the maid, r parts well T pleasant Wanted to to fin hours than would really two he Know be hard «econd edi- a whol athryn Ray of proud The- | risibilities to to freed because g was art such National lobby. But re was presented last at least protests from : been m: this writing— » displays of viewed on th on the ight, for friend | | ‘exalt | Those who went | vined of a li ock, i may have from shock, and re- Youth in the ballet this spirit became n almost full There is shocked must have ren e the artistic p tation Iptored” ¥ ay. within eous ¢ suffered t covered, etern: of the winds, wher | iful flest Is it nakedr no question about the beauty. From thi point of u g of the individual which wa the producers turn to dd to the ower? Carroll has flare for color—green, purple, lavender, athwart the gold, etc., etc. There is an inderwater novelty, for Instance, rie as elephants _swim across a curtain, which “works” llke a seething vol- cano of pigment. It's a ‘“secret proc- * says the program. flashes of weren't they” ns, ving steep circular and stepped cones, the m, enough comedy h-taking feminine forms and d to season, and brei loveliness. If ther will drag n you, Joe Cook ewhere during iis premier enterta rt, has his old Four Hawalian ukulele joke, he fooled us by putting its the program, coming out ins nd then trip- £h a different audience ught not ns, even various ument, tly thre r that ker keep up, out the Ha has trumped up a cks that at of Thurston's 1 stuff and Japa make-ups he is His assiste with the stling t leave ough he of mew t sm: slapstick uggling. In all re-fire as ever. to | | | | | heels and r Charles Alexander and Theodore Till- baum, are truly comical Radlo, of course, comes in for prominent mention, with an opening e of filmy phantoms chasing over a huge radio set. There are also a motion picture studio set, in which that art is amusingly burlesqued, and innumerable dancing sets, with littie Chester Fredericks of the clicking silient legs, backed by in- numerable pretty girls—there must be & hundred, more or less Dare and Wahl, with muscles ex- \ry, put on two acts, the first stunt, in which their feats of strength bring down the nd among the lighter scenes itable Kathryn Ray appears to effective, if coarser, advantage as | the chief hula hula dancer. Bert Rome and Henry Dunn, enough alike to be tw musical loads and introductions throughout ow, with no little display of sility. Desiree Tabor has a il soprano voice, and is ex- | sy on the eyes” in many oba house. the In ious scenes in which by Carroll several s and deft harmonies of bright coloring; “Count- he Hours,” with its hour girls, ol nd s z pendulum, t jassic sh- the pearly gem finale, *'L he The ng 8 good reput " CORRORATION- )08 1319 G N.W. 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Gayety\—:"rawn Scandals.”| Harry Le Van, better known as “Hickey,” is at the Gayety Theater this week with a show that ranks among the best of the season. “Hickey" is a comedian of original methods with an exceedingly comlcal make-up that makes one wonder what he really looks like in street clothes. In addition to his comedy work he does a sketch with Lettle Bolles that gives him an opportunity to show that he is a planist of no mean ability. This sketch made quite a hit last night. Le Van has two capable comedians to assist him in Joe Yule and Joe Van. The comedy is good, and, in fact, the whole show Is just one laugh after another. One of the best features is a dance number by Harris and Rooney, which made last night's audience sit up and take notice. James Rooney may be one of the family of dancing Rooneys and then again he may not, but cer tainly he would do them credit. He is easily the best clog dancer in bur- lesque, and his partner, Thelma Har- ris. knows practically every step he does and executes them with a skill and grace that is certain to win ap- proval. A lively young soubr new to the Gayety is Nack. She apparently time keeping still and is turning cartwh or doi Lettie Bolles ality. Helen te and one o (“Arab") has a hard continually Wil nee. | erson- | 0a son display two widely different types of vocal offerings. An instrumental musical turn by Manny Kohn, with his violin, and Jim De Pinto, with his piano-accordion, is a veritable show-stopper. They play- ed everything from jazz to the classics and had to go through their whole list of pieces befors the au- dience would let them stop. The chorus was the subject of much favorable comment by the patrons «fter the show, and justly so. The girls were on their toes at all times and gave their song and dance num- bers with a srap that denoted lots of interest in the work. Mutual—"Whiz-Bang Babiefi . Radiating wholesome comedy, Billy Gilbert presents himself in “Whiz- Bang Bables” at the Mutual Theater this week; “The Haunted House the second half, affords Gilbert a rare opportunity for displaying his quali- ties as a comedian The supporting company includes Bell ron, soubrette, and specialty are offered by Ruth Shepard, Scanell and Mack, and James Stee The show is announced as devold of | the usual by-play of suggestiveness. MacDonald Leaves Jamaica. KINGSTON, Jamaica, January 26— :§ msay IMacDonald, the former British prime minister, nd the Brit- ish parliamentary delegates who have been visiting Central America stop- ng off at Kingstou for a few days their return home, salled for Eng- land yesterda PLANS FOUR GREAT RAILWAY SYSTEMS Mileage of Northwest United States Roads Grouped for Unification in Report to I. C. C. Plans for assembling much of the rail mileage of the Nortwestern quar- ter of the United States into four great, unified systems of approxi- mately equal size were lald before the Interstate Commerce Commission yes- terday by heads of the New York “entral, Baltimore and Ohlo and ickel Plate Raflroad systems. nuel Rea, president of the Penn- sylvania, subordin con- tinued v cept the four- system tion of a s glven by pla the subject sioners. w ident of the and M. J. Van Swer- gotiations for control and Ohlo and already laid the of the four gr ystems eri P. Crowley, president York Central, and Daniel Wi sident of th Baltimore and described the four-system plan & into the financial status he emphasis of yesterday's argu- ment for the four-system n was that it proposed an equal division of rd, Ohio, gol pr MAROONED MAN RESCUED IN SERIOUS CONDITION Norwegian Remained on Governors Island Three Days Without Food, Fire or Water. By the Ansoclated Press. BOSTON, January 27.—Hilmar Roll, 21, a Norweglan, is in a serfous con- dition at a local hospital after being marooned without food, fire or water for three days on Governor's Isiand in Boston harbor, while a gale, bringing with it zero weather, swept the coast. Roll was found almost unconsclous yesterday by members of the harbor police who aearched the island after finding a skiff drawn up on_the shore Roll was island in the night blown ashore on the gale of last Thursday - SN Last Electoral Votes Received. The last 6f the electoral votes deter- mined by the November balloting was recelved yesterday from South Da- kota by messenger at the office of President Cummins of the Senate. The votes will be formally opened and canvassed February 11. 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