Evening Star Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 102

SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (.—GRAVURE. SECTION—NOVEMBER 8, 1925, Not the least bit interested in the birdie. Two babies, Pasqualina Pisciotto, 3 months old (left), and Anna Carideo, 6 months old, who took first and second prizes in a New York City baby contest. . & AL Photos Charlie Chaplin and wife, at the premier showing of Mary Pickford's picture, “Little Annie Rooney,” make their first public appearance since their marriage. The first showing of the picture was in Los Angeles, all the film colony attending. Wide World Photo, The largest box of candy on record, and it made the New York crowds sit up and take notice. The box was exhibited at the opening of a new candy store. P & A Photos Mrs. Harold Lloyd, wife of the screen co- median, and her baby, photographed in the Los Angeles home. Mrs. Lloyd was a screen star before her marriage. I “Tit for tat,” and Charlie rolls his, too. Pauline Starke and Charlie Ray of the Hollywood colony. © Underwood & Uniderson A charming model from Paris. The frock is fashioned of gray toned velvet and trimmed with ecru lace, and it is b . Ali he st . A scene in Damascus, Syria, shelled by the French from October 18 to 20. :;o;npa{;:{(l:,eea?el::e Coceaonithestage Symbolic war memorial, by Leo Friedlander, exhibited at the Hundreds of residents of the ancient town are reported killed and historic buildings TR el B deeror) thirty-eighth annual exhibition of American painting and sculpture P & A. Photos. at the Art Institute, Chicago. Mars rides the horse, the armored Amazon walking alongside. Wide Worll Photo in ruins.