Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1926, Page 14

CH!BABU THEATERS DO WITHOUT U3 Vaudev:lle Audlences Whistle and Stamp Accompaniment for Specialty Numbers. Pr the Associated Press. CHICAGO, September T.—Chicago, vhich recently journeved hack a gen eiation to become a 10 o'clock curfew tewn, again has dipped into the past the past of old-time movie shows v hen opulent orchestras and elaborate epeciaities were undreamed of. The silent drama lived up to its name swhen holiday crowds yesterday found that only the click of the pro jecting machine and possibly a bit of unned music would accompany the of shadows acrd: the silver sheet the result of a strike of 3.000 mu- siefans in 400 picture theaters and vaudevilla houses, Peace Parley Held. With the issues of the strike at variance as viewed through the eves of the musiclans and employers, ndi catfons that the walkout would be short lived were seen early today, as representatives of ‘the two sides went into session at a downtown hotel in ploying 4 piec rchestias in E outlying theaters was at issue, while union officials maintained that the dis- pute also concerned the length of a new wage contract, calling for an in and amplify them and sends them Most of the larger movie houses re duead their admission charge: on i 1 v and reported hei | music ann | dancing and no fiddler to pay. The ! musie was furnished by a music-pro | cucing device having tubes and eie: | trical wires, which catch the tones | and amplify them and send them forth as does the radlo. Audience Whistles for Actors. At one of the large picture theaters a fur fashion show was glven with the ald of a phonograph. Some acts of vaudeville improvised their own sccompaniment. whila in several houses specialties were put on as the audience whistled the airs and stamp ed feet for time One large theatrical firm made « separate peace with the union las: night because of a threat to call out musicians in a loop musical show, for which the firm had contracted to sup ply an orchestra. The radio was not affscted, last night belng ‘“silent night™ here. ROAD CONGRESS OPENS. Fifty Nations Send Delegates to Conference at Milan. | MILAN. Italy, September 7. (#) TWith delegates from 50 nations in at tendance, the fifth international road ! gress has been openad by Minis. | of Works Guirfati, president of | congress. The primary purpose of the congesss {s an interchange information on the do\elopmem of | highway engineering and transport Thomas H. 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AN THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, MEETING. IS POSTPONED. I“ e ot eht. {ne|” MORE JERSEY JUSTICE. 1 mbers of the Straight-to-the Bridge TR Doulevard Association will explain | Ballston Chizens Auocmtion Ses- | the plans of a direct route from the! ASBURY PARK, N. 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