Motion Picture News (Apr - Jun 1927)

1270 M 0 t i 0 )i Picture N e 7t FOX NEWS, VOL. 8, XO. 51: ParisChampion women rugby football teams of France and Belgium compete in fast battle for world title ; Xew York City — International Flower Show opens with lavish display of exotic blooms; Boston. Mass Gov. Fuller and Mayor Nichols review parade of Xew Englanders on historic Evacuation Day ; Oklahoma City. — All Southwest turns out to observe 25th birthday of -Mateor, first fast express out of St. Louis; In News of Day — Vice-President Dawes entertained in Cuba by Ambassador Crowler ; Piaris — Some of new models acquired by U. S. buyers from French designers; Durham, N.H. — Merritt Langdell, guard of state university football team, has taken up study of embroidery. Xew Jersey — Zev, winner of score of great races, announces birth of frisky son at Rancocas Stables ; Oklahoma City— "Shipwreck" Kelly sets latest world record— sitting on top of 200-foot pole for 168 hours ; Portland, Ore.. — Girls of Multnomah Athletic Club show effect of spring by putting on bathing suits to go skiing ; Miami Beach, Fla. — Pick of motorboats of country race for high stakes over famous Biscayne Bay course. China as famous Sixth Regiment of Marines is revived; Sewarcn, X.J. — Freighter Hilton, sunk in Kill Von Kull, is raised by wreckers in record time; Chicago — City holds a $1,000,000 dog show as twelve hundred entries grace Kennel Club's twenty-sixth annual event ; Washington— Senator, Copeland uses newly-born infant to demonstrate his proposal to identify all babies by footprints ; Lake Charles, La.^ — Novel invention of lumberman enables worker to dump whole carload of logs into river with slight effort : Belmont Park, X.Y. — Judy Johnson, only girl horse trainer, demonstrates her skill in caring for derby entrants in Foxhall Kecne's stable ; Providence, R.I. — Giant kite lifts boy 50O feet :n air in annual kite flying contest : Los .\ngeles — Mary, huge chimpanzee in Luna Park, gives humorous exhibition of her intelligence at the telephone and handball court : Banning, Cal— Daring drivers dash thorugh blinding dust-cloudy at contests staged by the American Legion. KINOGRAMS, NO. 5277: Daytona Beach, Fla. — Major Seagrave drives mystery car from England at rate of 164 miles an hour, breaking record for speed ; New York — Bodies of Captain Woolsey and Lieutenant Benton, killed during "good will'' flight in Buenos Aires, are brought back home; Washington — Japanese Ambassador and his family feel at home as cherry trees blossom ; Notre Dame, Ind. — ^Knute Rockne, football coach, finds he has chip of the old block in his son, Billy ; Maisons-Lafitte, France — Runners from all parts of France compete in annual cross-country race ; New York — Sharpshooter demonstrates unusual skill by shooting dress off his wife ; Pekin, China — First pictures of Marshal Qiang Tso-Lin, supreme head of the northern forces, and his army which is preparing to defend the Imperial City. K INOGRAMS, NO. 5278: PhiladelphiaEastern units are mobilized for service in TNTERXATIOXAL XEWSREEL, NO. 26: A Berlin, Germany— "Goose step" parade honors Germany's war heroes ; Hendon, England ; — "Balloon-bouncing'" introduced in Biritain,: Washington, D.C. — Footprint records to identify Capital babies ; Dayton, O. — Sturdy dams hold Dayton flood waters in check ; Chicago, 111. — Boy champions honored by Cardinal Mundelein ; Richmond, Va. — Virginia celebrates its 152nd year of freedom; San Antonio, Tex. — • Hundreds of feathered prisoners freed from bars ; Green Forest, Ark. — Devastation in wake of great Arkansas tornado; Xew York City — Xation honors memory of "good-will" flyers ; Deal, England — Bobby Riches, English golf expert, shows how to put an extra thrill into ancient game ; Daytona Beach, Fla. — British "mystery car" in first speed tests here; Cortantine, Algeria — Found — real birthplace of "black bottom" ; Washington, D.C. — Aerial survey provides unique views of Capital : Shanghai, China — Terror reigns in Shanghai. T XTER.VATIOXAL XEWS REEL, XO. *■ 27: Shanghai, China — U.S. Marines on first march through Shanghai ; Lakehurst, X.J. — Xew detachments on way — leaving via hangar of dirigible Los Angeles ; Chicago, 111. — Pedigreed pups worth million in dog show ; Los -A.ngeles, Cal. — ^Girls ! Here's real flesh reducer ; St. Louis, Mo. — City officials pay tribute to last fire horses ; Augusta, Ga. — Societv folk flock to $100,000 horse show ; Everett, Wash.— Crowds revel in streets at unique night grotto : Baltimore, Md. — Veteran distance runner wins Maryland marathon; San .Antonio, Tex. — Indian tribesmen run 89 miles in 14 hours : Providence, R-L — 12-year-old boy makes daring kite flight ; .Atlanta, Ga. — Bobby Jones wins yet another golf title; New Orleans, La. — "Boo" gains easy victory in Louisiana derby ; Omaha and Oklahoma City — Thrill experts prepare summer park sensations; Venice, Italy— Venice unfolds gorgeous Panorama to Italy's crack flyers. DATHE NEWS, XO. 27: New Haven, Conn. ^ — ^Yale's football warriors forget lingering blasts of winter and go through snappy drills; Washington, D.C.^ — Capital's famous cherry trees provide rarely beautiful scene as they bloom in early spring ; Cincinnati, O. — Highpriced aristocrats of dogdom compete for coveted blue ribbons ; New York City — Honors are paid to Army fliers killed at Buenos Aires, as bodies arrive for burial at home ; Holyoke, Mass. — Connecticut River acts like Niagara Falls as it goes on wild rampage ; Berlin, Germany— President von Hindenburg attends ceremonies when imperial German battle flags are carried to Reichstag ; Ormond Beacli, Fla. — John D. Rockefeller enjoys morning of golf on private course of winter home ; In warswept Shanghai — Foreign concession's defenses against mobs and looting soldiers hastily strengthened: Daytona Beach, Fla. — Major H. O. D. Seagrave attempts to set 200-mile-anhour record with 4-ton, 1,000-horsepower racer; Hudson, O. — Plenty of fine sap for the boilingpan ; New Orleans, La. — Ambassador from Germany to United States arrives with his wife for visit; Jackson, Miss. — Last tribute is paid to Governor Harry L. Whitfield: Xew Haven, Conn. — Yale senior class picks laurels by poll for schoolmates who stand out in various wavs. A .'ew of the prnc pal comedy moments to be found in a current Pathe release, "Duck Soup" PAT HE XEWS, XO. 28: Boston, Mass.— Sixth Regiment of Marines ordered to China as danger to Americans increases; Edwardsville. 111. — Illinois operators speed up production of mines in preparation for semi-national strike: Wellington, X.Z. — Duke and Ehichess of York greeted with royal honors at Xew Zealand : Atlanta, Ga. — Bobby Jones plays like wizard in Southern open golf tournament and romps home winner; Bicester, England — Prince of Wales achieves one of his life's ambitions when he leads field of 15 to win Grenadier Guards regimental race : Enter Etna's Crater — Pathe Xews cameraman accompanies scientists on inspection tour of crater; Brooklyn. X.Y. — Uruguayan soccer team battles Brooklyn Wanderers to 2-2 tie in spirited game; Chinese Peril Grows — Antiforeign hate flames over Yangtse Valley as Cantonese take Xanking ; Xew Orleans, La.^Boy Scout firemen take part in great 'demonstration through city streets; .Vrizona's Gold Strike — Spirit of '49 sweeps through Southwest when one of richest strikes in recent history is made; Pittsburgh, Pa. — Sophomores and i'"reshmen battle for coveted banner in annual interclass flag rush; P.eulah, Mich. — Governor Fred Green forgets political worries and joins hundreds of native fishermen: Baltimore, Md. — Clarence De Mar duplicates last year's performance by winning fifth annual l.aurel-to-Baltimore marathon; Val Verde. Tex. — Girls of lower Rio Grande Valley hold boards for day when they stage first International Stvle Show and beautv contest.