The evening world. Newspaper, August 5, 1922, Page 4

os 4 THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1922. ttle Moth f Mine,” Burleigh; By Capt, Robert Scofield Wood)‘ iy "aateMepom Hentirs fe Some Day I'll Wander Back Again. (questions AND ANSWERS. } Jia Ftonmes" Rott? (by “Homans” BL, Brooklyn— have an neria! _ WJZ—Newark | @at is 119 feet long stretched between 360 Metres. two poles. One end of the @bout forty feet higher than t and the lead-in wire ta taken from fowor ‘end of the wire, Will I improve my reception any by taking t M.—"Uncle Wiggily'n Redtime from the bigh end of the wi | * by Howant Teplace my loose coupler with a yario- | A " by Ed Goupler to any good advaniare? wl wand Lauterbach, of Hoadley, Lauter- Jong will it be before t atmosphere Is/ bach & Johnaor gatirely free irom stato? swe 45 M.—"Fashion Talks," by an You will notice absolutely no difference | editor of Harper's Bazaar. fn your reception no matter where | 5.15 P. M.—Concert by the Shadow- €) Yead-in is taken from as long | land Dance Orchestra, Paterson, N. J \ Gopnection is properiy made, The ligh| 915 P, M.—"'Stolen Sweeta” ‘will be aide has no advantage over the low side|broadeasted by the Watson Sisters, Kitty @ far as reception ts concerned and @hange from a loose coupler to a vario | ville anny, courtesy trouit. Shubert Vaude- S Wit SPERING a wore emclent dnerse of tuning. THe ees ‘ é : : Wikes. om ¢ degree of tuning e| 8.00 BP, M.—Radlo chapel services. , , : f Pe kay ‘ " @tmosphere will never be abs FP, M.—Radlo chapel services . . . , j ; RRS STREET WMEaTReE - 6.30 P. M.—Rendings and records oar of static inte oe, Du from "The Bubble Books That SMg,"" by Old weather It will, however, be reduced Ralph Mayhew. to a minimum and as far as radio is} 7 p otio The re @oncerned will be negligible in its effect | rrund’s Bone etree oan Mine of See ae 800! 7.30 P. M.—"Radlo for Hospitals,” by wweather passes and the Bird Color, Commissioner of Publi s ‘J * a bli] pitch, the director always kept us comes brisk and thunder storms Welfare, New York. Riera oven WK ee vb Jd the vicinity, for the time being, statk ‘yf 4 spirits, : 8.15 P, M.—Mustcal programme by] > atin 4, q Gill no longer give radioists any trou-lisdna Robinson, Western soprano, Isabel Tim: juatotrylie to Agure what it ble, would cost in these near-Prohibition Hutcheson, accompantat. Programme- ‘Jewel Bong,” Gounod; “Etude D-flat,"| (ays to keep a company's spirits up Liszt; “Mignootte,” Rrlin; ‘Allegro,’| to concert pitch, bat I haven't reached ‘carlattl; ‘Memento Glojoso,”” Mosz-| 4 total yet, because I haye no adding “Vissl D' Arte", | Puceint;| machine. AMUSEMENTS, NEW AMSTERDAM T POP.MATS.WE fe eke BELASCO Wer, 4h 8 Thurs DAVID RELASCO Pres LENORE ULRIC cs KIKI I. C.—'Will you kindly explain the @ffference between radio frequency and Qudio frequency in {ts application to radio reception? Will the addition of two steps of radio frequency to a or Ethers STIPE LR Eh ——— = A ia atd lle kh CAN at Re ati “My Lover He Comes on the 6000 MORNING DEARIE lamp set have the same effect as two Deuenaeiter( cease ines|| OVERDRESSED. ateps of audio frequency amplification Bish Was a time, aceording to Mary Mi SICAL COMEDY SENSATION at the Answer; Radio frequency refer Drations that are to vie pai = Thurman, who is helpings Dick Ba f such high frequency ‘ dnulnans cer ake his pletures successful GLOBE yiatincts Wea ands that t are inaudible to the unaided when the ultimate in feminine undress West 48th St ear, whereas audio frequency vibra- | } a cy catalan " 7 CORT \y yy : pas a as re d to.as "A Mack Sennett IAR GOERITE ~ A : C Nyaa. tions can be heard. Two steps of | creenings Bathing Girl,” “mes ASS ER IN. : va: 3 = Nc WALLACE EUOLNGER—MARE WASH radio frequency will not give the same athin fTHE MONSTER” 4 8 Feaults as two steps of audio frequency By DON A ‘Tis to hee-heel"? mused Mary. Boo. "SP eater < : ; i ‘ * “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” amplification, With two steps of radio y WU! — “Why, when I stop to think of all the = . 4 frequency amplification you will be able = - clothes I used to Wenr when I was a i SIE W 45 St.ttry.1470,EV.8,19 ab te pick up vibrations that are far too SECRET OUT. bathing girl I realize that if T wore MUSIC BOX Sic er ey eae feeble for the set using the detector and] Marshall Neilan has leased the blg-}them on Fifth Avenue now L'a be - IRVING 4 " two steps of auitio frequency amplitic-) east shipyard on the Pacific Coast to} vulgarlarly overdressed.”" Plays for the Bod” the ee und cal » to- |} in seal t MUSIC BOX REVUE tion to record; but, on the her h 1, had pn i AWARDED THE PUAM. “{ iy i Wy 4c GRIME GE DRS Seters THis Atl Coming Week Inn BARE a |] SAM HL HARRIS frequency amplification will give #ik-]“pne Stranger's Banquet.” nals of far greater intensity than 4s MI ‘wed ? SS If you want to listen to stations that! Now we know what sort of a ban-|some of the heavy stuff that usually ps Ma Oe awa atten MONDAY NIGHT. CRITERION is fren thousand mien or more distoot Tanet it's gonna be—one of those af-| clutters up every screen: + | Forty-Ninth Street Theatre| “SEGUE ae bases tai do the trick for you; If, however, you| {fairs Incidental to a launching. There was a young lady from Guam, |'Whispering Wires. or tn. | Largest. Coolest a f are just interested in the local broad- ak, Who said, “Now the sea is so cuam,| Greenwich Village Theatre—‘Gin- ai i vere ‘All Balled Up," the | Arwen: Cobley nd Had Ballroom Sesting within u. radius of 20) or 30 oni 1 wit swim for a tark ger Box. Revue.” vocalaumbers | {HE DANCING CARNIVAL miles, the addition of two steps of audio " Stas RG pe Rut she met with a shark TUESDAY NIGHT. o beginning Monday night, Julia| YOCa! numbers. I p frequency amplification will give the} Ol Don Clarke, whose front cogno-| Ww. iit now sing the 09th pxualm Lyceum—Frances Starr in ‘“Shore| S#nderson continues to head the com-| CRITERION—“Forget) Me Not” | Sty NICHOL required results, Steps of radio fre-|men sorter has a familiar ring, writes 2 : et pany, but @ newcomer will be Frank|Continues {ts run. There are othe ad AS RINK, ueney are added to an intrument 1p to tell us he haw demudded the RE-TAKES, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. [Helo ss the comig king a ee ae Sold Everywhere | oascae Panegtet St @ range, whilo steps of audio frequency | “welcome” sign on the Goldwyn doot-| ‘Ten new productions are bein], Thirty-Ninth Street Theatre— ™ CGE GE ARG Cente oe ywl a es Aat dded for the purpose of intensify- necatine we hav t ed} rushed rompletto: © Fox stu. | ‘The Monster." Ch f B Ll 5 neth t ihe of { 8 fog and taking touder the sigtsls al- ee - saagiles SI si aaa aan chee la tange o uls enters on its second week. LARGE CORPS ready received, Speaking of yacations, Don surely| that unemployment talk that was Monday night at the Worty In Vaudeville wil sere Senet ie ae Oe Fan, “Will number 83 enameled wire|needs one, for part of hig note of| drifting about in moviedom some few eee ae Y the b de) adaptation tho: navel INSTRUCTORS j be all right for connecting the instru-] welcome reads: months ago? 25 Soe a eae on ring ee ‘tra y Max ad) witht FXHeOMN STAt SST ‘ } on hand at all ments in a set if it is pulled tirough| “And Howard Acton's Secretary Th w Teacher” will be the Oo play by Ketel Mebiurin, |’ oa ooroR 5 Hor. the Western eons, -Aigictube deaity a 5 . Uinien fort Spaghetti tubing? Which is the better ltes me this one: title of Shirley Mason's next starring | based on a story by Henry Levera OCTOR tHS—For the mconeys pupae, eat RUT } 5 \ s for lessons method of 1 tion —a lightning “Wirst victim of hootch: You know] Vehicle. It will be acted by Olive Te first k at the Mifth | (7 at fe and works of Oliver R) vrivate ou the switch of standard size or a lightning e “Six Cylinder Love," the remark- | John Bertha Mann. Geor endell Holmes, a Sunshine comed PRICES Avenue George B, Thompason? 1 will Include Answer Hand arrester of approved type? Number 33 is f ably successful spe: by Fleury, Mal umber 33 wire is far too sii ky, will soon] ell. ( shine forth from the quicksilver | Will im m Webb, Paul Kelly, cond V. 0. H.: Wha’s his name? “The 1 and Bob Hall AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEM ai Sars ih the negblerhood ot No. 18 lihat ence We eheked onvour afolin's| © Ore : __ | Webb and Stantey Harrison, Sa Wn aah line niece: Zi ER BARDEN © 2 tein Bees SHUBERT ae / ; gauge of the self-supporting type. ThIS|jooq when we first “got It We knew it! Title of Tom MIx's eee Mike ely (Ka weet iW. ‘WORLDS, HARJORIE / wire permits the radto vibrations and ia latest has been changed from “A Kiss} The postponed opening of “The Gin- |}. Sh a yeth ‘ane yn SPICE“192 25 RIE it electrica! currents to flow the minimum PAU in the Dark’ to Blood Will Tell ger Box Revue at the Greenwich| i... ae eye Oot a u ‘ amount of resistance, which is most . With the completion of shooting on | Vill Theatre will tako place on |Diay: “Flesh und Blood.” Amor VALPSKA SURATT, ADELE ROWLAND desirable in radio work, Ordinarily] Fame is sure one great thing “Broken Chains" and “Gimme work | Monday night Lhial ‘ars at the Fifty-elghth Street 2 PRICE and Superlative Cast ee where wire is enamelled it Is not neces-| Norma Talmadge is one of the best! of cutting ahd editime both pictures} ee will be Db. D.H., Bernard ar Hi MONTHBLOU fi: Woot Bry 6OE 0 Tig Week buch as spaghetti, The question of fire has started at the Goldwyn works] David Melaseo begins his se atl ios & OR ihe Pathe has a couple of siste s whose names] out We the Lyceum 'T or protection has been taken up several eatre on Tuesday , . also call for glaring electric ghts,| Gant t R. A. Walah, aie Edmunds a ses Sw times and in yesterday's paper we gave | ‘ablegram from R. ‘alsh, dl-|by presenting Fro t oe : A . a Ml ASON'S SMARTEST COM y at great length the recommendations | but that makes but Httle difference. | recting “Passions of the Sea in Ta-| pave.” sk ribed ay ne rae MOSS'S 1ROADWAY THEATRE ry Tete anit Be ane YORK of the New York Bourd of Fire Under-| Recently Norma was making some] hit), say “weather conditions have In-|eqy of Amert ay R eeigolnm fom<| AT (| He and Nelse MWWED. & SAT. $2.) [Ou 8, writers on the matter of lightning pro-| street scenes in the heart of Holly-/terfered greatly with our prog- Roraer a oe an life by Hubert Os-| muilen and ir he film pi (afin BERNARD and w ~ tection. A combination of arrester | wood. A large crowd had gathered. Peta te ine Oailtorein, aneamu norma: Miss Starr's support a Hurricane’s be lansing ALEXAN ER CARR Ary BRYANT 1964, rte a and lightning ground switch Grill ne | ewho In the woman?" asked one. ysl Sounde like Callfornia, doesn a men Re anle, Reginald Barlow. | features | iy, RINERS AGAIN.” ws ‘ | THE SE ASON’S S HIT” sure protection. Connect the 600 volts] spnate asked another bystander,| yw eis a oul | Schuyier Ladd, Sta Jessup, NEW BRIGHTON ‘TH 8 SWEFKS | Begin- | SF eS? | q@witch: in parallel with the Ushinine| io) tats faumter ieaton’e elatercine |; erry ee Socenany high mogul live) @, Hines, ‘Thomas EH. Jackson,|The Mation Morgan Dancers 3 None Hine MON. rH Yeats || CRITERION arrester and be on the safe side of the Scala ‘aia of the William Fox menage, reports i u 2 LOr RE . bold i CASI 63 8 30. mars MICHIO IrOWs LITTLE | law!" Be veloped | 2O8B F. Hamilton, H. Perey Woodley,|Campbell in songs, Frank WES Sap SENSATION AL 7 4s | ae question, that all cases of lameness developed [4° 4a” w : . 5 = Teuly, Fame ts a wonderful thing! | at the bie outing for the employees | Paul ‘ison, Bernard Sussman,| Haven, magiclan; Seed and A | BAMBOO ISLE .} SPER coven P. B. R., city—"Will the addition of a of the company are rapidly being |208¢ Torres, Yovin, Kenneth and Goutier Brothers will appear | 4 - Sth er ar setlatie Ll ssa Ri B= chi ha “OH JOY!" Pc Martin, Audrey N : THEATRE GUILD PRODUCTIONS Lo PeRPORMANCES MOGUTEY, 7.40.8 10 tool itty aie, | LVEW Offerings h 4 ; | "Sunday Mitt Cancel al 6au, Ske Kk, Hetty Alden, g =n MORNE 26.35) mam WHO oA" Sunday Night Concet at B3U Sviin loading coil increase my range, so that RECIPE. relieved by Iberal use of arnica, ye, Niek Long : ean he ie bak LS ee ai Here is the recipe for a delectable] yy, I. Schertzinger has been engaged id ‘on, Mrs. Tas <a hehe SO aa sereen hors d’oeuvre soon to be served] by B, P. Schulberg to direct "The | Bard, Ellen Soutt sed of ario-coupler, rjorie B r Samet scnuitive xalena crystal, u varinbie|to motion picture fans by Producer| Lonely Road," Katherine MucDon-| Marjorie Booth, Teris Loring, Devah yh M, Schenck: ald’s next. Worrell, n the creen i OF 1 cee Proclaimed ress nd Public x ® STAR ACTS PRICES $1.00 to $1.0. ant 2 Th , Gonduneer, & phone condenser and a pain| Jos 5 Last Mat, To-Day SLAPPED of 3,000 chm phones? If so, what siz Two hearts full of the essence of] Tom Forman, widely-known inexa- se ~ = = DANCING “ : Weill It ba cons Aone “i Sgeie ‘ | lane A mystery play by Crane Wilb West 42d Bt. Eves, at 6.30. 5 BIGGEST SUCCESS IN YEATS 5 coll shall 1 get and where will {t romantic: one running over with con-] phone swinger, has just signed a Nn ne ur . REPUBLI | Rex | M ster CLOVER GA R D E N Ss 4 nected in the set? What parts in nddi-|centrated hate; one desert and qpe] long-term contract to do the directini | called Monster to be present RIVOLI—Rodolph Valentino will be Matinces Wed. and Sat.._ 2.30. | ex Ingram 3 Mist RGA tion to the set already mentioned will] voice of conscience, all atitred thor-lof a series for Preferred Pictures, | ed by Joseph M. Galtes at the Thirty-| seen in “Blood and Sand,” an adapta- Sate Sune erao-e \{Joughly with Robert Hichens's mixing] Ine, Ninth Street Theatre on Wednesday spoon of Ife until it becomes one of The role of Anthony Comstock |Msht. The cast includes Wilton Lack- ories, “The Voice From] Patch in “The Beautiful and [“¥e: MeKay Morris, Marguerite Risser, be necessary to adapt the set to a I speaking attachment?" Answ A le: ing coll will not increase your receiving ©. Gratlemen $1, No Extra Charges (NARA “PRISONER |. \bie's Irish Ros of ZENDA” tlon by Jane Mothis of the Spanish novel by Vicente Blasco Ibanez <q “range, but Ml increase your wave] his greatest “- 2 Aa antl t vith 6 ave Pha) AS i Dance Coolest Ballroom in the City length range, ‘For instance, if your set] the stinaret.” Damned” will be played by Kenneth | Crane Merommuck, Walter Jame and) re eg pulitghter, Nite Nati Fatatie 'rWiew many |}! Palace DANCING FREE fs constructed to receive from 100 to 800] Put this In a bowl with one Norma| Harlan. Cc. Ry Wallace. ete ee eine ASTOR See crac Vas alace D/ E meters and you are desirous of listening | ‘Talmadge, half and half superb ac-] Wes Barry 18 busy. He plays a sna) 16 has the role of Dona Sol, who fasct Mats. ta 81, Nights tw Stoo, Terrace Garden : Sundays & Jauties We. Gentlemen 50 »|nates the hero, Lila Lee ts ts selling t weeks Ln aadesnee Ina ih ——————_—_—— os sur] The musteal play “Blossom ‘Time’ rom {resumes its run at the Ambassador|the cast. W: usto Ordone: in to stations broadcasting on # wave|tress and supremely beautiful woman: | janitor, a mesesnger boy, a chi length greatly in excess of the range} a soupcon of gravity, a dash of highland an embryonic copper in“ te h of your set, the leading coll connecte Y q She : Theatre’ on Monday ‘lent with the{be Au st. NOON = . 3 ving |Pride, one cupful of melted smiles,] Rags to Riche: ay nigit with the . fe Thue Bat, POLS LOEW'S, AGNES AYRES in tn series with your Sateen soll bein One cup level with heartbreak, two| If “Blood and Sand” te as gooa [original cast, including Olga Cook, |the Rivoli ensemble, For an over- ine Queen of le A Story the Whole World Loves TA tH E “BORDERLAND” There are really no additions to the| Cups running over with happiness.[as Los Angeles papers say It te—| Bertram Peacock, Howard Marsh,|/ture the orchestra will play "Capri- Hee Sere —_— HUMAN With Milton. Sills, crystal set which will give satisfactory {Stir briskly for several scenes, then] then st must be a whizz! William Danforth, Zoe Barnett. ceto Espagnol The programme will BELMONT \: 48. Bry. 0048. Ev.8.00, monte’ SON, results with a loud apeaker id one leading man of the gene ao 8 6 also include the Rivoli Pictorial and Mate. Thurs. & Sat. 2.30. | HEARTS” u AM Wil aM. MORIN SIS) S, others O'lirien calibre and appearance to manwering;"' the ttopleal musionlidencing by Martha Maxon, rine Si) MARE. MARSHALL NEILAN'S A. B, C—"I am winding a set of}ussure just the right flavoring of e comedy with an eleven months’ run] RIALTO—Gloria Swanson tn “Her be the Nut, | et HOUSE PETERS. Ni . | to ita credit, will be wed for o|Giided Cage” will be retained for a [Universal Jewel Pies by Cart i Fools First spiderweb-iattice colls and would Mko|inance, the tang of sult and vinegar to Know if it makes any difference | ty pe provided by Iudwin Stevens's whether the coils are wound in a clock} tte Droviivd, Wy tain wise or counter clock wise direction. Is @ pound of No. 22 enameled copper wire sufficient to complete the Job?" Answer-—It makes no difference which way the colls ar wound providing they] j); three weeks’ engagem cond wi Reel Reviews By DON ALLEN together with "The Way yaats pital DOROTHY GISH Strand Symphony Orch at the Ca-Is WILLIAM FOX Presents — ees NERO BEGINNING TOMORROW WHATTA CHANCE. 1 in the “The Country Flapper’ Capitol Grand Orchestra. YRICHELEES APOLLO. vm wt Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm in Cossack boots, bareheaded, gray, walking ea heve sure chang seublifiers are hooked up directly to «| ‘me hill and send that out as anott get using just a detector bulb and cv out the two steps of ordinary audi vs " I they got by too, Onee|German monarch, vouches for their don & picture, and my /authenticlty, He anid they wore taken piification and connect | | partners wired mo that I had |!ast May; that the fim shown here frequency | amplifeation | or onan! : permanent dent in our bani. |!8 the only one ever taken of Wilhelm divest to the comer ive Tn te i at Doorn, and that the exile didn't volts on the plate, depending on the re “Now every other picture is nick-|know—and doesn’t know yet—they quired results. amed “Phe $1,000,000 picture," How taken, The feat was done, it ny ig poh i as stated, by having relf-operated s meras set at convenient places WOR—Newark ANOTLER VEE Most of the film shows the grounds 260 Metres Perec! of the cantle. There are a few long Tene ee ther hp-tenew-himewnenn | aistance shots of the ex-Kaiser and knew-him-when" | one close-up in which he is shown looking into the camera and walking i quickly away as if he s st. Tom, meet the|"“iacea Von Radowit friend, it is said, of Ps are all wound In the same direction ar Charles French for instance! | briskly with @ cane through the trees i mounted the same way. A half pound) jreneh, who has a prominent role}and fields of the castle grounds at 1iat-Ased Times To-Day—To-Night, Woth-107th Tin 1 WEES AMEO Bet tg wire wil ao) tho dob wits ||, Prono, who taaia prominent role | as, HOLie oh ane Cte runes ot SUNDAY—AUGUST 6th i, \ SOHN BARRY WORE plenty to spare. tures when they were merely movies, [hunds, was shown In movies Inst The Brilliant Young Star of ‘In the THEATRES UNDER DIRECTION OF HUGO RIESENFELD ay Op oy ARL ahead « § RRCar Gans ight at the Waldorf by n Clom- s * A. T.—!'Can I use two power tubes! “I used to have a bunch of cowboys |” val > “ ete behind detector tube for uae with an} charo a hand of Indians up m hill,” Jens von Radowits sone « Name of the Law’’ and ‘‘Over the Hill it REG: Was amplificr and loud «peaker? How inuci t Wrench eacankin Mana lasde that t least the movies looked as BEDENTS B battery will I need for the pow 4s one picture, Then I'd have the|they were Wilhelm, and the Baron, THE HOME OF POEUN S. PICTURES S tubes, if it {s possible?” Answer Indians chase the cowboys down the|Who said through his representative ows ey — mest ARES rion aS a) 5 you have probably noticed, most power that he was a friend of the former BEGINNING TOMORROW e r. A With Beautiful Rath Clifford and Brilliant Cast in RODO LP H ALISAD ES 1 PARK ; : lg u ) me if VALENTINO 2 alae RO RS “Blood ond Sand’ STEEPLECHASE ty “RS Fam is NA Pryor’ ‘Band | | it YY ISLAND Free Dancing, Free Cléeus, 9.80—Songs by Harry Waterhouse baritone soloist of Firet Presbyterian Chureh of New York: (a) “Bendemeers Btream,"' Gatly; (b) Smilin’ Through Tom Maguire of “The The Great Picture Dedicated to all the “Dads” in the World A photo rn BROOKLYN, From the novel by Vicente Blasco IBANEZ screen In a mare of gripping Directed by FRED NIBLO—Scenario by JUNE MATHIS a MARK Last TIMES TO-DAY 4 Penn; (c) * er Miss You,” Smith. sons and newspaper gvente, based it ett the senith 0! Last times today — GLORIA SWANSON in “HER GILDED CAGE” ‘ | ee eid Megas a 1d "Tom him with having y le fe evar ke wanes Ine Og oe alae “MY DAD. It's Onn, GOING TO THE RIVOLI NOW; TRAN The Storm’ { } aitasene,’ List) th) eweo Bid bo three days last May. It wav said 1 THEATRE, B'way IALTO THE HOME OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES ty DON'T NTRS IT! Vif Helier. : be sn Intends to ure the pletion toa Geo, M. Cohan: 43rd ‘Street Last Time BETTY “THE BONDED — ie ; $.15—" of oert Hubbard. | Mf tente a book ‘aliout hi Cont. Noon to 11P.M, Biway at 42d St, Today SOMPSON bas WOMAN" Ie MiGs Jourmevacie ihe domes or th wed to What Is Marriage? \\ , SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SPECIAL PROLOGUE OTHER ATTRACTIONS Boginning Tomorrow Second Week on Broady JAY WORLD WANTS «by Elbert Hubbard, . utlandiet eaty? Read. Bir Ha ee ae Afternoons: Wishvny doe; Mrchortra HOC—NIEHL! Halcony Hoc: Orchesten 3B¢ ORIA SWANSON in “ 29 AR ATE ere 28 SANE ftom thle bert 1h See Vor Ba Bow Wena 600 SS Ha GL Nin “HER GILDED CAGE WORK MONDAY WONDERS ,