Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 44

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44 FEDERATION SCORES “CANNED MUSIC” USE Musicians’ Convention Calls Me- chanical Devices Profana- tion of Art. By the Associated Press. DENVER, May 24.—Members of the “canned music” used In “Mechanical substitution means a profanation of the art of music,” the resolution said. “We discern in the current effort to introduce mechanical music in the modern theater, and in the elimination of the long established the- ater orchestra, a perversion which con- stitutes a fatal blow to musical culture, a deadening of the sense of public ap- preciation and an indefensible depriva~ tion to the American home. “It is an_abject surrender to the cold commercialism of the present age and a departure from the long-cherished THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929. the 1930 convention would be held in Boston, Mass. GLOBE-CIRCLING DOG IS KILLED BY AUTO Tailwind, Pet Terrier, Accompa- nied John Mears and Capt. Collyer on World Flight. By the Associated Press. NYACK, N. Y., May 24.— Tallwind, Sealyham terrier, who accompanied and ship around the world, was killed by an automobile here yesterday. Since the death of Capt. (iouyl’e"::u w‘l’: flight from Los {lwind has been attempting a non-sto) Angeles to New York, living on the farm of John Wray, play- wright and actor, at West Nyack, It was there that he was killed. ‘Tailwind’s last public appearance was at a pet show several weeks ago at the ‘Waldorf-Astoria, where he won a prize. Nearly $50,000,000 was invested in| OMAHA, Nebr., May 24—The Bee- roduction companies | News said today that Mrs, Lavinia motion picture DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED ¢ AS MISSING BROKER Recognized by Mrs. George R. By Christian as Husband Who Dis- appeared Five Years Ago. the Associated Press. here Saturday as that of her husband, George R. Christian, missing New York tock broker. ‘The identification was made shortly befors midnight, when Mrs. Christian was taken .to the mortuary with her mother, Mrs. M. Prout of Plainview, who also identified the body. Previously the tody of Christian, who died as “Walter Hayden,” was identified by Ervin J. Smith, private detective of New York, who arrested him last March in Texas and returned him to New Jer- sey under a Federal indictment of mis- use of the mails. He had been missing for the last five years, since the $2,900,- 000 failure of the Day & Heaton broker- PAULINE STARK SUES PICTURE PRODUCERS Actress Claims Breach of Contract in Petition Asking $6,050 as Salary Due. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 24—Pauline Stark, motion picture actress, brought suit in Superior Court yesterday against James Cruze, Inc., for $6,050, charging breach of contract, production starting May 14 for $1,500 per week. Four days later, she com- plained, she was disc! d. She sued for the salary and for $50 airplane fare from San Bernardino to Hollywood, which she asserted the company agreed to pay. . Not So Good Then. MOLINE, Ill. (#).—Harvey S. Wire- stone and Henry First of Moline had a chat the other day. They recalleq when, 30 years ago, Firestone asked First to buy a half interest in the Fire- stone Tire & Rubber Co. for $250. American Federation of Musicians at- | cultural standards which the Ameflcn.x. tending the annual convention here people will never condone or approve. adopted a resolution yesterday con-| President Joseph N. Weber announoed age firm of New York, of which he was & member. Miss Stark contended that she had First didn't think much of the idea, John Henry Mears and Capt. C. D. D. been engaged to act for four weeks in a ' then. that were launched in England last|Christian of Plainvi 590 Collyer on their 23-day trip by airplane 2 s # o rian S e identified the body of & man who died 13th and F Sts. 12th & G Sts. N.W. 14th & Irving Sts. 1715 Pennsylvania Ave. near 17th 14th & F Sts. 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