New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1926, Page 7

s NEW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1926. OUR EASY CRED[T TEH\‘/‘I“Se = — — = ARCHITECTS OAN | i, s CREATE ANVTHING| 6506525 $500 proke Movie Peak or Parlor as Easily $1. ‘Vp”h""‘ §1,000 . FREE' [ ] : Monthly payments it desired. Ac- - Built counts opened from §5 to $5,000 at Telatively small payments. No extra Charge for credit. New York, Nov, 12. (P—Archi- CALL 2-7922 During Our tecture in the motion picture stu- FOR EVENING Amini ; nniversary, dio includes the designing of moun- APPOINTMENTS & tains and ships, streets and throne We shall be glad to make T H E Ho M E o F H o M E o U T rooms, and a diversity of objects arrangements for our Sale cntirely apart from the structures of courtcous sales . i commercial draftsmen. force'to Tiect you By The designer of “sets” frequently Tour conventenss . is called upon’ to rival the handi- . work of nature and man. The in- genuity of the architect and his fellow studio craftsmen frequently is such that the numerols replicas i of natural objects are not distin- L s T e s guishable from the real thing, even when both are shown in the same — o ! B P film, Mountain Ranges Reproduced As an example of an architectural creation in a motlon picture studio is the mountain range, arched bridge, ravine and river con- structed on the lot back of the ., Paramount Eastern studio. The mountains were reproduced from photographs of a, range in South America. On the side of a moun- tain was seen also an engineer's shack, and later a church and gar- dens. The drawings were made by Laurence Hitt, studio art director, and the mountains were painted by Willlam Saulter, scenic department chief. Close views of Thomas «Meighan, Renee Adoree and Aileen Pringle wers made at Ausable o t =~ #&'\ ) ~ e U Chasm, N. Y., and the backgrounds lrrors £ i 3 ; - ] were matched exactly. = i £ 3 ¥ G A I Another mountain range was 4 ' - ) . n a es srected on the studio floor when in- clement weather interfered with out- Yo ¥ Pl door filming scheduled at Bear |"A large variety of beau- Mountaln and at Dinehurst, N. C. . ; S 3 i : 2 N [ ) R A tiful buffet and hall mirrors f I d Ry { . g 7 [ A variety ,of mahogany tion of a mountain gorge With a 5 < s = : : % B range of hills built to perspective on sale during this week of : | = e finished Fnd Tables, well for background. The setting was . 3 ¥ Y - e G our Anniversary Sale, \ g made, substantial. On sale trees, and the ruins of a log bridge " ) L4 2 made of real logs. This setting et < e - / = Saturday morning only at made sufficiently substantial to sup- . == s port the weight of Gloria Swanson, See This Extraordi o ! R 5 = Per leading man, Lawrence Gray, aslone obibaT traordinary Value! It takes a big stove to make this offer possible. Jacquard is recognized and the two horses which they rode as one of the finest upholstery fabries—beautiful—sof {—lixurious—lasts a lifeti I s S in a pursuit and jump across a terns. The men will enjoy the Club Chair—the women, the Wing Chair. - etime—choice colors and pat- s By el doeh will admire the luxurious Davenport Sofa. Impo n,l( B \\]1}15: C,hmrl" and the whole family and friends esign Storm Tossed Shi S a. ¥ bl 0 d . V - SIS e p e It e oy ! e to 1\171‘) icate! The value of a lifetime in this sai2 teur shipwrights. The deck, bridge, ) cabins and stokehold of a seagoing yacht were erected on one of the stages. All sets were built on cradles and so operated by levers that the director was able to simu- late the roll and pitch of a vessel at sea during a hurricane. The stokehold was a replica of that on 4 130 foot yacht, complete with boil- er heads, coal hoist, steam gauges anl other paraphernalia. 112 and foreign, have been Gras would not be held for S«”\f‘l’l!' months, Herbert Brenon rep roduced an entire street of the southern city 3 i o : E in the studio. The cohble-stone % ¥ -4 3 9 % / e . 8.t Fic = : A 3-Piece Living strect was flanked by quaint Span- is) houses with iron grill B i & : ™. - 5 I~ a : 3-Piece American RoomiShite bale nd the stone-flagged B spiit e Ry, =] Walnut Bedroom Suite ||. High-Grade American Walnut ; hoarding ho Choice of Any 3 Pieces Tourist Funds Used to ] Bedroom Suite, 4 Pieces Restore Pope’s Palace il resse —a i 2ht carloads of this fine suite at a great disc Avignon, France, Nov. 12. (P— Jow: 36 Chif e Funds gleaned from tourists, most- d 2 ptond as it! This d Iy Americans, are making possible o “t:{f,]r\d;:_gvgf l;;-:’“-(fln e 4 restoration of the historic Palace of S > 4 o Pl the Popes here. Built In the Fourteenth Century, ! the famous structure which has been > the residence of several pontiffs, ) 2 fell into decay during the Nine- i o o when it was used as | | = a ary barracks. k £ the of Municipal Trea- with dust-proof o made it impossible to re- store the ¥ until two years Pay Only $1.00 Weekly ago when a st irn tax daily on fourists wag instituted and soon be- tween 40,000 and 50,000 francs was raised. This money is being used to re- store the noble edifice which stands on a lofty hill overlooking the Rhone va Napoleon’s Cane of Trieste Days Nov. Triestc cane has been pure antiquary for 45,000 lire. The cane had been cut from a red wortle-berry tree by one of Bona- parte’s soldic fler the battle of T e A ‘ : ] A Complete Kitchen : : Stures o : 3 Have you thought of yi d Will you be ! is your old sto.e! i Wardrobes the features of his gencral with : several episodes of the recent bat- L happy in it this winter? o s s tle. 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