Evening Star Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 37

THE [ CERMANSPROTEST s e s i Trinster Earlier Than Was In- ([ fencec, Fesumpted ky, Deele o0 ’Anends Welsh Festival Service nt] B e e St. Paul's Cathedral De- | ¥ thie Associs ted Press. AGO, sp)te ‘Warnings. Troops Will Be C0n5|dered unn leave 1l day and go to a hotel oing to Wasl ing the h v\;.ml earlier than she feCormick, the Assocl “LONDC of Wales The Prince 00 other per- ed by alarmist warn- f St. Paul's was pse, attended a| in the ca:| 1 lust evening and escaped un- | | scathed. The prince. who apparently hvlnn»'«' e sec the public| e of the e is no ngton, it w once looking own. The ation was SINGER SHOT T0 DEATH 5| Cabaret Performer Killed by Girl Who Alleged Desertion. Conn., Febr city, was sh kille in f ad of the| ignorant | o join in and responses, although ¢ would like to FERGUSON EXTRADITION RULING TO BE FOUGHT d with| tournament na disteibuted the 1 s|to the winners of Bay State Will Carry Demand for I Alleged Wife Deserter to | ey > | Bagnano for six months a | threatened him. TITLES ARE OPPOSED. {South African Assembly to Make | 1 Objections to King. ] “Pape’s Supreme Court Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold Right Up i WHEN the volcanic Pola Negri loves or suffers, sacrifices or sins (in the movies), the dress she wears is usually torn into shreds. For this mysterious, barbaric woman of the screen gives rein to as genuine emotion in her art as ever woman showed — overbearing, humble, cruel, generous, ruthless, charming. Ashamed of it? Not she—it is art! Read “The Mystery of Pola Negri,” Harry Carr's astonishingly frank interview in April Motion Picture with this woman who has lived! And, speaking of dresses, did you ever wonder “What the film stars do with their old clothes”? Who gets Pola Negri's “rags” after she goes through one of her scenes? Or—who gets Betty Compson’s dresses? And Gloria Swanson's? Or Valentino’s forty suits a year? Dorothy Donnell Calhoun has found out—and tells in a most interesting way. How would you like to be dragged into the movies by the long, the ¢ withdrawn from N Her beautiful dress torn into silken shreds -BUT SHE HAD LIVED! Take two tab- lets every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives re- lief. ~ The second and third doses completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to - take. Con- tains no quinine ;7‘1' opiates. Mil- guarantee it. yellow braids of your head? Lois Wilson was. Read about her hopes, struggles and success in “The Story of My Life,” by Lois Wilson. You'll like Lynn Fairfield's novelization of “New Toys,” adrama of a man, his wife and the other woman. Delightful Mary Hay and her husband, Dick Barthelmess, play the leads. Pick your next photoplay with authority from Laurence Reid’s “New Pictures in Brief Review,” 24 up-to-the-minute pointers on the latest releases. News about the screen. Pictures of the latest sheiks. An intimate view of Gloria Swanson in her Parisian drawing-room. Excitement galore in “Whose Hand?”—that thrilling serial of a girl, a movie director and a big idea. Entertainment and information of the screen world is crammed into page after page of the April issue of Motion Picture. Don’t miss it this month. Go out to the nearest news-stand and buy your copy now. MOTION PICTURE A Brewster Magazine s use “Pape’s Cold Com; ce, thirty-five cents, pound.” l i EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1925. 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