Variety (Dec 1929)

Wednesday, December 18, 1929 VARIETY 45 Bay * Nora ^Three to all) * 2d half (26-27) Adolph Gladya & D Roger Imhoff Jack North <Two to nil} * 2d half (18-2p) jld & May Harry Carroll Kev (Xhree to nil) TBOT Proctor'B iBt half J21-24) ped Donahue & Pal Hewing Eaton ■Watts & Hawley Bob Carter & A Blfl (One to *11>,- „. ■ 2d half (26-27) Jerry & J Martin Bby BoKf" rabor & lionr Kitchen Plrato (One to flll)_ * 2d half (18-20) Thelma D'Onzo Co • Jtaga &• Rhythm 061 Gould Co Sylvia Clark Pastlne Rev . .. :.. VNION HUX Capitol ist half (21-24) •Tlie Daros Pixie 1. WHTTS H.A1NS KeUb'a 1st half (21-24) Harry Foster Welch Peter Uifergina (Three to flll) 2a half (26-27) Ifao Questelie Pat Henlner Baynor- Lehr Co (Two to fill) 2d half (18-20) Ada Kaufman Girls Alton & SVllson Peter Hlgelns (Two to nU) ■ WIN>'lPBO Orplieam (21) Pavley Oukrainsliy. Nash & Fately Wm & Joe Mandell Owen McGivney The Wager, (14) Powers & Jarrett Derjclcson & Brown Stewart & Lash Cavaliers (One to fill) Kdith'B iBt half (21-24) 8 McConh- Sis Olyn XiandicK 4 Diamonds Walter Dare "Wahl (One to mi) 2d half (26-27) Jack North (TWO to fill) 2d half (26-27) aieehah Dogs Chase & Latour Odette Charles & M (Two to fill) . 2d half (18-20) Harry Poster Welch Norton & . Hooper 4 DiamiOnds (Two to fill) . p.iiiienm (21) Di^nce Fables Hal. Nelman Ruby Norton Bay & Harrison Fred Sylvester ■■■ • Odds & Ends 81d Marion. . (Three to nil) Jack Joyce Horses Harry Foster Welch Claire Vincent Go Night in Spain (One to fill) 2d half (18-20) [tester Irvini; 3 Iiathrop ..Bros Boger linhof Co Fred Lilshtner Dance Bovl:)uet TOUNOSTOWN Keith's (21) Senorita Atcanez Co Harrison £; Dahin Junior Durkfn . Chain & Archer Thalero's Circus (14) Wilson Kepple & B Wm Ebbs . Toto Medley & Dupree Liazeed Tr Fanchon and Marco ATTJlNTA. GA. Pox (20) ••Bizarre" Idea Fortune-Jo & C'llnl lieonard & White Reed- & Levere Jolane Tcske. & B Bob Jones .■ BRn)GEP'RT, OT. Palace (21) ••Dance Moods" . Exposition 4 . Gns Muicay 33etty Moonejr Ramon Caldwell BBOOKLTN, K. T. » Savoy 2d half (24-26) '•Jazz Buccaneers'.* Bmille & Romalne Chas Brugge Bddle May £relcn Warner t>a Petite Marie D3 >'VBB, COUO. 'J -b ':* Grand (19) Trado ^Twins Cariena Diamond Harold Stantn . DETROIT I'ox. 120) •'Scr'nlM Melodies" David Boece 'Sherry' Louise Franklin & Warner Jack & B Welling liuclllo Iverson Everts I^owry I'RKSNO Wilson 1st half (20-22) "Caiiilvai Russe" Countesa Sonia Alex . f-'herer-BekeH San I.lnfleld Co Doilf) Allerly GRKAT FAIXS (Imnd (10) "TyiioB" Idea Trade Twins Cnrlcna Diamond Haroltl Stanton HARTFORD CT. Cnoitol (21) "Spee,!" Idea Black Cat 4 Cal Norrls Greyh'ds Emille & Bomaine Chas Brugge Eddie Bay Helen Warner La Petite Marie NIAGARA FALLS Strand 1st half (19-21) "Jazz Cindierella" Mae Usher . Boy. Rogers James Gaylord Albert Hugo Adair & Stewart Billy Bandall Pauline Alpert OAKLAND Fox (20) "Black & Gld" Idea 4 Ke'mmys Arnold Grazer Maxine Hamilton Lee Wilmot PHILADELPHIA Fox (20) "Beach Nights'* Morley & Anger Art Hadley . Kitaros Davis <& LaRue Bradley & Evlan Maxtne Doyle PORTLAND, ORE. Broadway (10) "Baby Songs" Idea Penny Pennington Mlll«r & Marx . Bose Valyda Pearl Holt SACRAMENTO Senator, (20) "Jazz Temple" Idea Wally Jackson Nora ScHlller Gus Elmore Sylvia Doree Temple Beauties SALEM. Oregon BIslnore (21) "Idea in Green" Eddie Lambert Moran Si Weston Pranklyn Record Way Watts & A SAN DIEGO Fox (10) "Internatlon'l" Idea Prederico Flores EXCLUSIVELY DESIGNED GARMENTS PGR GENTLEMEN BEN ROCK I 1832 B'way, at 60th St., N. V, Cit> Parker & Mack Helen Burke HOLLYWOOD KgypUon (10) •Uniforms" Idea Armand & Perez Ruth Hamilton Bylvia Shore & H Joy Bros LONG BEACH ;^Mc8t coost (10) ••Hot .Domlnbes" Les KllcUa Ball Mall Touts Novelle LOS ANGELES State (19) •Desert' Idea MILWAUKEE WisconHln (20) "Columns" Idea Home Miles Marsh Billy Rolls Maxine Evelyn Dorothy Henley NEW HAVEN, CT. . Palace (19) •■Sweet Cookies" Eva Man del ■Jonoa & Hu?l Boy J.oomis Bobbe Tompson NEW YORK CITV Aud'iilMin „^ 1st half (21-24) Jazz Buccaneers" SAN FRANCISCO Fox (20) ' "I.*t'3 Pretend" Tlllyou &. Rogers Lyda Roberti Ed Chaney Rita Lane . SAN JOSE . California ' 2d half (23-26) "Carnival Busae" Countess Son la ' Alex Sherer-Bekefli San LInfleld Co Dorla Nlerjy SEATTLE, WASH Fifth Ave. (10) "Far East" Idea Prank Stover Helen Pachaud ..VI Sana.inI^Co _^ "S Jacks & y ijueeps Ruth 'Kadamatsu Joan Hardcastle. SP'GFIELD, MASS Pnlace (21)' "Wat'melon Blues" Mammy & Picks Louise & Mitchell Ted Lcdford Southern Steppersr ST, LOL'IS. MO. Pot (20) "KiKPes" Idea Joe & .J McICenna Will Cowan Davo Hacker B Flat 4 Mabel & UaroI« Helen Aubrey Wallen & Barnes UTICA, N. ir. Oayety 1st half (21-24) "Jazz Cinderella" Mae Usher Roy Bogers James Gaylord Albert Hugo Adair & Stewart Billy Bandall Pauline Alpert VANCOW'R, B. C. Strand (16) ••Accordion" Idea Biirt & Lehman - Theo & Katya Nat Spector Mary Price Arnold Hartman WASHINGTON Fox (20) "Contrasts"* Idea Nan Blackstone Gypsy Byrne Bud & Elinor Coll Buddy Emmett Serge & R Temoff The Old Timers W'RC'STER, >IASS. Palace. (20) "Gardens" Idea Slate Bros Mofla & Mae Vina ZoUe. Clllf Nazarro ATLANTA Keith's (23) Lament 4 Masters & Grayce Swor & Goode Llta Grey Chaplin (One to nil) BIBMINOHABI Bltx (23) Don Qalviir Murdock & Mayo : Lubin Lowry & A - Evans & Mayer (One to fill) CHARLOTTE Orithenm. 2d half (2«-29) 2 Blossoms . Grace Dunbar Nile Chas AltholC Jimmy Allard Co (One to fill) DALLAS, TEX. Majestic (21) Permalne & Shelley Kitty Doner Val Harris Co Tom Davles 3 . (One to All) . FT. WORTH, TEX. Majestic (20) Saxon Beed. & K Parker Babh Pressler & Klales Priiicesb Pat (One to fill) HOrST(FN; TEX. Majestic (21) St Clair Sis & O'D Henry J Kelly J Cobh & S Lowry AI & P Stedihani 6 Syncopets MIAMI, OKLA. Orpheum (23) Count; Bcrni Vicl (Others to flll) NEIV ORLEANS Orpheum (21) . Kiddie Rev Ryan Sta Stan Kavanaugb Chlin & Glass Marion Wilklns Co OKIXAHOMA CITT . Orptaeom (20) Frankenburg Kids Cok &.Oatniah' Kerr & Ensign AI K Hall Tacopi Tr SAN ANTONIO Majestic (21) Honey Family Cherry Blossom & J Angus &- Searle Frank Devoe Irene Vermillion . Association AKBON, OHIO Palace (21) Max & Gang Harry Howard Co ' Gamby-Hale Girls (Two to flll) C'D'B RAPIDS, lA. ' Iowa 1st half (22-24) Bruno Weiss 3 Cardiff & Wales Harry Hines Edith Griffith Co 2d half (26-28) , Polar Pastimes. Carl. McCullough Senna, & Dean Thomas Saxotette D.AVENPOItT, lA. I Capitol 1st hialf (22-24) Bruno Weiss 3 Cardiff & Wales Joyce Lando Co DES MOINES, lA. Orphenm . 1st half (22-24) Herbert G & V Allah Bene Spirit of' Minstrelsy 2d half (26-28) Larimer & Hudson Shapiro & O'MalUy Edith Griffith Co GREEN B^T. WIS. Aaditorlnni 1st half (20-22) Earl & Edwards Mildred Andre. Co (Three to flll) IND'NP'LIS. INT). Lyric (21) Pickard & Seal Wm Ebbs Don dbnto Exie Butler & G'ng (Two to fill) LINCOLN, NBB. Stnart (23)! Elsa GreenAvell Co Jack Major (One to flll) LONDON, CAN. , Loew's lat half (23-25) . Manning & Klass Manahan & Co-Eds (One to flll) 2d half (26-28) Grauman Hess & V Lonesome Club (One to fill) MADISON, WIS. Orpheum 1st half (22-24) Badio Jacks Si Q'n Princeton & Renee Stanley Rolliokers 2d half (25-28) Large & Horgner MarVeltone (One to flll) MEMPHIS, TENN. Orplieam (21) . Vernon Rathburn J & F McBrlde Co Wylie & Young (Two to flll) 3IILW'KEE, WIS. Blverslde (21) Stop Look & Listen Picchiani Tr (Three to flll) 3IIN'POLIS, MIN. Seventh St. (21) Alexander Sis Don Cummlnge Eddie Dale Co (Two to flll) N'SHVILLE, T'NN. Princess (21) Groh & Pianoh'nds Pat Daly & Help Broadus Erie Corey A; Maim Co (One to flU) BOCKFORD, ILL, Palace 1st half (22-24) Powers & Wallace (Others to flll.) 2d half (26-28) Harmonica Bd Hart's Krazy Kata (Three to fill) SBEB'TG'N, WIS. Sheboygan 1st half (21-22) Hap Hazard Snoozer Jr (Three to flll) SIOUX CITF, lA. Orphenm 1st half (21-23) Revue La Merit Shapiro & O'Mall'y Larimer & Hudson (Two to flll) SO. BEND, IND. Palace 1st half (22-24) Doc Baker Co (Others to flll) 2d half (26-28) York & Z.OTA. Chas Hay (Three to fill) ST. IX)VIS, MO. Grand 1st half (21-24) Zeller & Wilbum Opera vs Jazz Fauntleroy & Van (Two to fill) 2d half (25-27) W D Pollnrd Eddie Dale Co 5 Mounters (Two to fill) WINDSOR, CAN. Capitol 1st half (23-26) Grauman Hess & V Lonesome Club (One to flll) 2d half (26-28) Manning & Klass Manahan & Co-Eds (One to nil) Great States JOLIET, ILL. Ribilto 1st half (23-26) Healy & Cross Chas Slim TImblln (One to flll) 2d half (26-28) Palm Beach Girls (Two to fill) . PJBORIA, ILL. Pularie .1st half (22-24) B'bby Uke H'nshav^ (TWO to flll) 2d half (26-28) 7 • Nelsons ' ... O'Nlel & Mnnnera Dancing Cadets WAUKKGAN, ILL. ' Genesee 1st half (22-26) Large A: Morgner Senna & Dean Shuron De Vries 2d. half (26-23) Plantation Days (Two to flll) Stanley-'Fabian UOBOKEN, N. J. Fabinn 1st half (21-24) Van Arman's Mins (Othprs to flll) . 2d half (23-27) Martinet ft Crow Doufrla.s AVright Co Hur.st & Vogt (Two to IIU) PATKH.-()N. N. J. Rodent 1st half (^1-24) Dougln.s AVrlKlit Co (Others to flll) 2rl h.'ilf (25-27) Lester's lin MIdg'ts (Otlipr.<! to flll) PHILADKI.rlllA Earle (20) Kinp KInff & King (Othcra to fill) Ni;W YORK Gallant's B i^- M Johnston • Elinor Kerr ■ Cardell Twins Harry Stockwell Hale Beyer Orch Casanova Bamon & Boslta H Rosenthal Bd Club Lido Libby Holman - Mos.s & Fontana Bobby Brook Bd Chateau Madrid Jack White Pat .Harrington Anthony Trlnl Bd Riclinian' Morton Downey Bankoff & Cannon Connie. Clayton Abe Lyman Bd : Connie's ' Inn Swan .& Leo ■ - Jazzllps Rtch'rdsoh Leonard Harper Rv Le Boy Smith Bd Cotton Clnb Dan Hcaly Rev Wells Bryson & M Cora La Redd Duke Ellington Bd . Bverglodea Le Roy Prlnz Bev Eddie Davis Fa.wn & Jordan McCunn Sia Keith Hayne Ttra Kewin Marie Began Joey Chance Bd Les' Ambaasedeura Clayton, Jackson, Durante & Bd Oakland's Terrace Buddy Kennedy Will Oakland's Bev Ada. Winston Beggy Bolton Kay Green Joe Storacy' . Bosalie Wynne ' Dot Crowley Shirliey La Mdr ' Loretta Flushing - Mildred . Lorraine Landau's Bd . ■ Paramonht - Hotel DuVal 4 Boy Ingraham Bd - Silver supper Doloriea Ferris • Vivian Hon Ginger Snaps Jeanne Joyce Billy Toy Jean Wtodward Ben Pollack Bd Fa^ht Club Yacht Club.Boya Gwcn Bickard Lou'Baderzhan' Bd. CHICAGO Aliibam Earl Tucker Kal AI Hui 3 Dale Dyer Bernle.Adler Eddie Jackson' Bd Ambnssadenrs Esther Durnell: Thelma Vlllard Louis StoVer Isabelle Gerhardt Jimmy Noone Bd Beau .Monde Joe Lewis Lillian. Barnea JeliEin Gail Natale &- Darnale Sol Wagner Bd . Black Hawk Coon-Sanders Bd Coffee Dan Prank Shaw Johhiiy Tobin Bd College Dm Lloyd Huntley Bd Coloslmo Jules Alberti Bd ' Snyder & Walton Bose Lane Jean Jordon Angelo De Soto Cotton Clnb Luclno. Venable Mai AUx Walter Barnea Bd Frolics Jack Waldron ' Bick & Snyder Ercelle Sisters Miss Harriet Emmy Carmen Buddy Howe ' Earlc Hoffman Bd Ganlen Ailali Castle's Eddie Clifford Cecil . Lehman Babe Payne Lew Lewis Bd - Golden Pampbin AI Reynolds M Sherman Bd Green MUl Tine, Tweedle Alviria Morton- - Charlotte Van Dae Clothlel Berryesa Jiack Edwards My Cellar Charlie Rose Joe Monnone Bd ' . Fetmshka George Nelidoff Clatide Avrey Inha Miraeva A Arafeloff M'MarusIna Geo Stcherban Balnbo Garden Bert Dagniar Patricia Storm Gagnon & Br'ghton Bonita" Frieda Meagher & Sylv*Bt'r Colleen Adams . Charley Straight Bd . Stables Singing Walters Johnny Dodds Bd Terrace Garden Doc Davis Bd Triangle Ray Reyriojds Jimmy.Green Bd TdrMsh Vniare Freddie & His. Parodlan Bd Uptown Village Eddie Varzoo Bd Or Mutual Wheel Weeks of Dec. 16-23 Bare Facts—Plazo, Worcester; .28, How- ard, Boston. Best Show in Town—Grand, Hartford; 28, Lyric, Bridgeport. Big Hievue—Lyric, Bridgeport: 28. L. O. Bohemians—Empire, Toledo; 23, Columbia, Cleveland. Bowery^ Burlesquers—Garrick, St. Louis; 23, Gayety, Kansas City. Broadway Scandale^L. O.; 28, Fox, Ja- maica. N. Y. Burlesque Revue—Haymarket, Chicago; 23. Empress, Chicago. . Cracker Jacks—16-18, Lyric, Allentown; 10-21, Oi-pheum, Reading; 23, SUr, Brool^- lyn. Dainty Dolle—Palace, Detroit; 23, Empire, Toledo. Dimpled Darlings—Lb C; 23, Casino, Bos- ton, Flapper Follies—Gayety, Baltlm&re; .23. Gayety, Washington. French Modela-Gttyety, Montreal; 28, Gayety. Boston. • Frivolities—Star, Brooklyn; 23, Columbia, N. Y, C. Get Hot—Casino, Boston; 23, State, Springfield. „ Ginger Girls—Gayety, Milwaukee; 23. Haymarket, Chicago. Girls from the Follies-Stelnway, Astoria- 23, Irving Place, N. Y. C. , ■ Girls from Happyland—Gayety, Brooklyn; 28, Jj. O. Girl.s In Blue—Oayety, Boston; 23, Mod- ern. Providence. ^ . , Hello Pa ree—Columbia, Cleveland; 22 Gaypty, Buffalo. « High Flyers—H & S Apollo, N. Y. C. 23, .Stelnway. Astoria. ^ -o- r>' Hindu Belles—Irving Place, N. Y. C, 23, Empire, Nework. . . _ . ... .„„ JazztJme Revue—Gayety, Louisville; 23- Mutual, Indianapolis. »it,„T,„. Kucld'.ing Kutles—New Empire, Albany, 23, Orpbcum, Paterson. io oi i,ainn' Tl»ru-1«-18, Wedgeway; 10-21, Schenectady; 23. New Empire/Albany^ Lid Lifters—Columbia. N- C., Wrdgpway; 2C-28, Schenectady, ■ Mischief Makers—Colonial, Utlca; , JS, .Gayety, Montreal. _ ■ ^ ■ r»io,o iloonllght Maids-L. O.; 23, Plaza, ^^Mo^unif*^ Rouge-Lyceum, Columbus; 28. ^Naughiy^^lJlftles—Gayety, Kansas: City: ^N'lte ?Mub Girls—Empress, Chicago; 23. Palace. Detroit. • ^, , oa Nlte Life In Paris—Empire, Newark, ^. ^Oriental Girls-Howard, Boston: 23, Tro- cadero. rhiladelpbla. tt«i„., <^ifv Parisian Flappers—Hudson, Union Qlty, 23. Gayety, Brooklyn, . ' _„ Protty Bables-Gayety, Washington; 23, ^^'tr^u^^siitffiVn^^^'^ 23. Grand. "K^d" Brcak^rs-Orpheura, Paterson; 23, "cocun MalMIutual, Indianapolis; - 23, '^SpeVo^Mrl^Twcadero. Philadelphia; 23, ^^^"'■p'^LIvelv Girls-Fox, Jamaica, N. Y.; Su-i-ir I'-ables-Gayety, Buffalo; 23, Co- lonliil, T'tl.-a. „ ^ M Taj:e a Chance-Gaycty, Scranton; -D--). Lvn>, AUcnlown; 2C-2fl. Orpheum, R'^^.Tllnp. T< ni)it'-i-s—Modern, .Providence; 'Sd, Oay- flv. S nnton. .no Wft:'-!jti'fi .Show—Empress. Cincinnati; Giiyi i.\, (.."/ulsvllle.. ■\vinp. W.iman nnd Pong—Lyric, Dayt"n; '23, Kmprcis, Cincinnati. Inside Stuff-Pictures (Continued from .page 31) offer and eives Mrs, Jones as reference, suggesting a call right away. Mrs. Jones is enthusiastic over her supposed win and says "Yes, he's coming over with ray money now." Instead he calls on Mrs. Smith and collects coin on another "bet," repeating his process until some one refuses to play. No squftwks have been registered so far, belnsr .stopped by recalling that he is one of the bid gang, probably he's, broke, it's too bad, etc. This same fellow has been arrested a couple of times In the east for the same racket. One of the S. A.-N. Cf. .Broadway stage stars who happened to make a fair impression in a few talkers on the Coast, is now getting very tempex'amental and metking unreasonable demands upon all studio help where she Is employed. Her latest outburst was a charge oh the pub- licity department, claiming negligence. When it came to a showdown, the amount of publicity obtained for the actress since her arrival in Holly- wood, less than six months ago, showed her getting 75% more than any other player on the same lot. This calmed her down until she was requested to attend a $5 opening, of a competitive producer. She consented to speak over a national broadcast of the opening, but ligured the producer should give her 20 comps for the opening. Producer decided .at the last ininute that this could not, be done, so rather than disappoint her theatre party, Sh6 wrote out a check for |100 and bitterly spat out the words: "I am so pleased to be here" when called to niake her speech over the broadcast of the opening.. Any sale of Ikiew^s seems quite some time In the distance. That Is the prevailing opinion. Two of. the most prominent reasons are that Fox, In stock control could not let its Loew holdings go under the present market price without taking a terrific loss, iafter Its $120 per share pur- chase figure, while th^ other Is the aittltude of the Government. Who could buy lioew's at present arid be approved of by the Depart- ment bf Justice la problematical.' If someone in the trade the Dopt. might say the, situation iiad nbt been changed,; and If someone outside the. Depti ibight' suspect an undercover deal from the Inside. Meantime Loew's looks to .be a very dieslrable propositipn, as a goinc concern or an investment. Its net fOr the year will reach 14 .mlllipns, . of which six millions will come from Its wholly owned picture produc- ing subsidiary, Metro. In a Hollywood studio where the production chief Is noted for his pennywIsO foolish methods, was planned a Technicolor sequence In a picture. The lighting budget called for 50 lamps. When the requisition came to the iexec he ordered the ld.mp order cut to 30. The lights were set up but when the Technicolor experts came In to photograph the sequence they refused to shoot without the other 20, say- ing that anything photographed with so few lights would be useless,.. The exec wouldn't'budge, and production was held up until a vice-presi- dent could be called up at his home. He ordered the necessary additional lighting. , PennywiSie's latest economy move cost the studio sevferal hundred dollars. E. B. Derr, Pathe, In Hollywood to take charge of the studio Jan. 1. vetoed the story for "Paris to Badgdad" as his first move. Story was scheduled to go in two days after he arrived, with Howard HIggin directing and with William Boyd, Alan Hale, Robert Armstrong doing' a "Two Arabian Knights" type of plctiire; Derr couldn't see the picture in Its shape and ordered a postponement, sitting in on the story from liine in the morning to midnight his first day at thie studio, trying to whip It Into shape, A delay in production of at. least two weeks is expected as a tesult of the switch^ Nut of the pictUfe will pass the 76 grand mark before a crank turns. Durinc! Estelle Taylor's Vaude appearance in Yonkers she bad a line in her, sketch in which she said: "I'll get myself a hero." Her partner answered: "Where from?" . Male voice from the back of th6 houSe: "I'll be her hero anytime she wants." This was taken up all over the house with a flock or more of the boys ready to fill in, .Then came the laughs, stopped only when the lights went up and a. couple of John Laws walked in. One particularly a,rdent hero was ejected. Hollywood publicity boys banded together to get a break at the px- pense of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs. They formed a mythical "Association of American Women Opposed to Short Skirts," and sent a telegram, naming Corlnne Griffith president and Clara Bow V-p, to the convention of the club women protesting against loner skirts for every occasion except evening wear. To get the maximum press break the. boys listed a group of femme players, supposed to be members of the association. List covered all the worthwhlles in the colony. J. E, Otterson, of Western Electric, and one . of the William Fox trustees, is said, to have been interviewing several noted picture men since becoming a part of the Fox organization. Ott^rson's purpose, from the report, is to quickly inform iiimself upon vital matters connected with the picture business in his present close relation to It. Some of the men interviewed are assOoIated in the Fox enterpx'ises in Important capacities, but not directly amenable to Fox dictation. Determined to get the maximum In English background and. detail for filming "Faithful" starring Billie Dove, First National engaged the services of . Gerald Grove, oldest son of Sir Walter Grove, 2nd Ba:ronet of Ferne, to act as technical director on the picture. arative (■Continued from page 14.) TACOMA, WASH.