Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1930, Page 20

B4 | DEMOCRATIC RULE - SOUGHT IN SPAIN King’s Views Expressed by Ex-Premier Alba After |events in Spai awaiied. the onrcome {of the meeting of the monarch and understood to have listened intently yesterday while the commoner, Santi- ago Alba, suggested a remodeling of Spanish royal privileges along the lines of the Belgian and British monarchies. The interview has been the subject of constderable rumor and speculation for weeks, during which time it was said that King Alfonso, en route to | England, would stop off in Paris ex- [pressly “to hear ‘what the former | | premier might say. Some have considered that important THE ’E\'E.\'ING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 283 The Gayety Is Farewelling, From the Front Row Reviews and News of Washington.s Theaters. 1930. B lesque fan will take & rest for a while at least. But_all this Jerri McCauley and her four fem- inine supporters are not drawing the crowd and putting up their usual doesn’t mean that FOUR SENTENCED TO DIE Moscow Reports Court Justices Im- plicated in Accepting Bribes. SAMARKAND, Urbek, U. S. S. R, June 23 (#)—Four men, including a former chief justice of the Uszbekistan Supreme Court, were sentenced to death yesterday after conviction of favoring the Kulaks, or rich peasants, in court proceedings, accepting bribes and participating in border raids. They were: Ali Kasimov, the former chief justice; Ibragim Sharipov, former MOVIE FIRMS ADOPT ADVERTISING CODE Directors of 19 Companies Estab- lish Definite Standard of Truth in Publicity Programs. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 23.—Advertising ‘The new code specificies that “good taste shall be the guiding rule of motion picture advertising.” Other provisions prohibit false and misleading statements, ridiculing of re- vulgarity, purpose and salacious postures” capi- talizing of censorship disputes and “specific detalls of crime, inciting to imitation.” ‘The code asks that motion picture advertisers “bear in mind the provision of the production code that the use of liquor in American life shall be re- stricted to the necessities of charac- ligion or religious faith, profanity and | “nudity with meretricious | 410 11th St. NE. 4 Rooms, Kitchen, Bath and Porch, $40 g — ANNETTE'S PERFECT CLEANSER -+ F all the patrons of the thea- ter in its various depart- ments, the burlesque patron stands out singly and alone for' his loyalty and enthu- terization and plot.” prosecutor for the Supreme Court; Ivan RN Spiridonov, former attorney for the defense, and a rich peasant, named Alimof!. Three other defendants, including two judges, were sentenced to 10-year prison terms for the same offense. The trial lasted nearly four months. It was conducted by Ruben Paul Katanyan of Moscow, who called more than 100 witnesses. P P R S and publicity directors of 19 motion | picture producing firms last night an- nounced they have agreed to a code of advertising ethics to establish “defi- nite standards of truth in advertising for the guidance of advertising and pu- licity directors, house managers and others.” The new code purposes “to make cer- tain “that motion - picture advertising shall reflect the same high ideals and | aims which inspired the new code for production,” referring to a code adopt- ed last April by the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, Inc.,, the group headed by Will H. Hays, alluring show, for they are doing both and with good measure. It is the fashion to compliment the men in burlesque, and Hap Freyer, Happy Hiatt (most of them usually are happy more or less), Joe Moss and Lou Costello, are ali good in their line of funmaking and wise crack- ing, but after all it is the girls that lure the fan, and the girls are all good this week, even to the least of them in the never-tiring chorus. The show has been reviewed be- fore, so what's the use of repeat- ing. It is quite sufficient to say i i |the statesman, and that there was Conference in Paris. even possibility of resignation of the Berenguer government, to be replaced | by a Liberal ministry, headed by Alba, or by a Liberal coalition ministry. After the interview Alba issued a | | communique, which he said had been approved by the King, saying that he himself was averse to taking the premiership so long as “the present Larval parasites are being bred by thousands in Philippine laboratories to combat the Leaf-Miner pest, which '} damages the cocoput crop. siasm. He can always “find the price,” and when he gets to the show, he immediately proceeds to let the producers know that it is his favorite. s Manager Jimmy Lake of the Gayety, in appreciation of this fact, is going to give his host of Gayety patrons a vacation, since even the talkie actors are said to be taking theirs at this time. So that, when the curtain falls on the last burst of applause Saturday evening of this week, the Gayety and the local bur- By the Assoclated Press. PARIS. June 23.—Spanish circles here today debated probable results of & conversation between King Alfonso and Santiago Alba, former Liberal premier, who has been exiled since the | incoherence and confusion obtain in beginning of the Primo de Rivers |Spain” But hg emphasized his de- | fegime in Spain. |sire to forget personal quarrels and | differences of opinion in the *common | - The King, known to be dissatisfied | work of restoring Spain to a demo- | with the condition of his realm, was|cratic form of government.” they are having a lively and an en- tertaining farewell week at the Gay- ety, and there are only six more days of the week left. ‘Woobwarp & LoTr IROP X GOTB 5 193507 LDEY ANNTVERSAR DOWN STAIRS STORE Woobpwarp & LoTHROP Garden Furniture Reduced One-Third with Here Is Summer’s Finest Showing of Crex de Luxe Rugs Never before have we carried such a variety of fashionable designs and colorings in these fine Summer rugs Sturdily all-cedar garden furniture . . . natural-finish seats and backs. 4 Rockers and 12 Chairs. 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