Royal Portrait Painters Struggle with Danish Nobles
Danish artist L. Tuxen faced constant conflicts while painting a Windsor Jubilee group portrait of Queen Victoria’s kin. Princesses and princes argued over nose shapes and hair flowers, leading to repeated touchups at Windsor Castle and Osborne House.
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Movie Sidelights on Behind the Scenes Work
The Associated Press outlines how films recreate settings and manage on set realities. It notes prop resin for dance floors, rented cars for scenes, and the range of locales from Arizona to New England used in the past three years.
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Captain Prout Moves to Fourth Precinct
Superintendent J Flanagan announced several police assignments yesterday with sworn-in officers taking new roles. Captain Arthur L Prent will move to the Third precinct to replace retired Captain Wheeler. Lieutenant John J Cody shifts to the Fourth precinct replacing retired Goulden. Sergeant John A Gunzenhauger joins the Detective bureau and Sergeant John F Moran becomes assistant clerk. Timothy Shea and George A Washburn have not yet been assigned.
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Former Empress Charlotte in Prussels Belgium
Former Empress Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico is ill with influenza in Brussels at eighty six. Physicians attend constantly as reports say she is near death. Queen Elizabeth in Pais has been summoned to return to Brussels.
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Foreign plays dominate Berlin theatres this season
Berlin reports foreign works lead the stage, with American, English, Russian and trench pieces composing over half of productions. The revival scene features major revues and new French and German works, while Edouard Bourgon and Nikita Belitfsky’s pieces headline the season as Berlin’s nightlife thrives with crowded theatres and strong business.
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Nanette
Fritvt Mascary
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Knete Dorsch
Eugen Kloepper
Bernard Shaw
Hardeen Accepts Lee Challenge From Furniture Firm
Hardeen, Houdin’s brother, accepts Lee Brothers Furniture Company’s dare to escape a strong packing case. Howard G. Lee introduces the plan at Palace Theatre, promising all nails and knots by staff. Packing case to be delivered at noon for Hardeen’s escape attempt.
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Amusements: Norman Trevor in Beau Geste at Park
Norman Trevor, featured in Herbert Brenon's Beau Geste at the Park, once dominated Indian athletics as a teen tea plantation manager in the Himalayas. He won over two hundred prizes, moved to London for Shakespeare, then to America, and entered motion pictures in 1924 on a long term Paramount contract.
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Lost At Sea Coming To Lyric For Three Days
A new entertainment feature Lost At Sea opens at the Lyric tomorrow for three days featuring Huntley Gordon Jane Novak Lowell Sherman and others. The Vanity Revue adds a fresh offering with Tom Carroll Telix Martin and a chorus of notable girls. That Model From Paris with Marcelline Dey and Bert Lytell remains in Lyric lineup for its final showings today.
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Cameo Shatters Connecticut Run Records With Vitaphone Don Juan
Vitaphone success and Barrymore film Don Juan dominate Cameo theatre, longest single-site run in Connecticut. Only theatre with Vitaphone now, others to follow later after Cameo closes. Also notes Poli vaudeville lineup featuring Shaw and Carroll Dance Manners, Jack Conway’s Twisted, May and December, Wise Wives, Paula’s Bird Cage, Ben Lyon and Pauline Stark, Masked Manimag, and Pathe News.
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Majestic Showcases Flesh and the Devil with Swedish Tribute
Poll's Majestic theatre presents MGM's Flesh and the Devil starring John Gilbert and Greta Garbo. Lars Hanson, famed as The Swedish Bar rymore, wears a pin gifted by King Gustav the Third after his Stockholm triumph. Also on the bill is Wice Guys Prefer Brunettes and Hal Roach comedy.
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Mayo warns Jazz Age exactions harm youth health
Dr Charles H Mayo at an American College of Surgeons meeting in Washington argues that the Jazz Age imposes excessive demands on American boys and girls. He says mental development overshadows physical progress and urges propitiating good health practices to prevent degeneration.
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Koussevitsky to Lead Hewton Symphony Through 1928
Serge Koussevitsky is nearing an agreement to extend his directorship of the Hewton Symphony Orchestra for two more years, with a flexible contract possibly lasting until May 1928. The ensemble has flourished under his baton and concerts continue to prosper.
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