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Church, Choir, Follies, Then Opera
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From the giddy whirl of musical revue* to the glittering height* of
grand opera I* the flight traveled hy Miss Mary !.t>wl», former Follies
girl, now a success In Kuropean opera. Hho graduated from a church
choir In lier homo town of Rook, Ark , to the choru* of a promt
rent Rrondway *how, and now la achieving new fnmo in grand opera at
Vienna and l.ondon.
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A t)i MIGHT IMAGINE that this piilurc was taken sonic
where in the hack woods. But It wasn’t. It was snapped
within "A mllrs of the natioiuil rapitsl at AYasliingtoii. in a
pir; of A irginls where modern spent ami “pep" are unknown.
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#«**'•• despair, you might try this tr*lhii|g stoat that koopa
Pirgfinrltc de la Motfr tn trim for dannng.N It la easy’. If
y ou ran do It.
Gaat and Tortoise Pals
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Thii Isn't n trained animal act, but a pastime which the young Swiss
goat and tha 100-yrar-o!d tortoise themselves originated at th>» fincin
natl Zoological Garden*. They have struck up a strong friendship, and
the goat delights in jumping on and oft the turtle s back.
HERALD CAMERA’S RECORD OF THE NEWS
Much Excitement As “Bears” and “Bulls” Meet
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Roaring grain prices have caused great activity In the wneat pit of the Chicago Board of Trade. The
picture, taken at the height of the day s trading, shows tlie pit packed to capacity. The upraised hands are
the bidding signals of the operatives.
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THIS LITTLE JAP.ANESfE
■iisiitli-n doesn’t sing ami dance
like other little rhihlieii. She’s,
too tired to do so, after site’s
through iter day’s work. Lug
ging this Imslirt through the
streets all da> long is enough
to fatigue folks tuitcli older,
yet alone a child like her
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Till: PAINTF.US DIDN'T KICK AT Al l, WIIKN THEY WKRE ASSIGNED TO THIS ,1011.
They’ll probably It.ite Hone it tor nothing, if they'd been asked. The girls had to have new
"riotlies" in silver ami gold. They needed them for scenes in a llihlical movie in which they
«u-ra appealing, f Ami the painters, the director figured, were just the ones who can malic
them prettiest.
SHE'S THE SWEETEST GIRI. IN Al l. THE WORM). Chef
Charlie Ntrantierg. pastry halter at the St. Francis Hotel. San
Franrlsco, made this all sugar model as a tribute to Fays
Lamphier, Californio leauty.
THE AUGUSTA HER\LD. AUGUSTA. GA.
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AIISTEK ISIU IN HAS TO HAVE IHS DAILY PLUNGE. TOO.
lie makes his keeper take him down to the pco! every morn
ing. Anil lie’s a lit particular about his surroundings. Here,
for install! e, he lias elected to do his swimming in Eiiig ro.nl
in lioston <’olllllloll. Tiie kids around weren't a hit afraitl
alter they found out tl(e hear was tame.
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lie ties the rope around his
body and begins rutting out
the tree top with as and
esws. If he misses the tree
ami cuts the rope, or If he ntiv
ralr slates the direction ia
whieir the trretop tails, hs'g
through.
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I.OOKS LIKE THESE COCHITI INDIANS are on the warpath. But they’re not. They’re very
much at peace with the rest of the world. They are just indulging Jn their basket dance —their
ceremony of gratitude. It’s the way they show how thankful they are for everything good that’s
come their way during the year. This was one of the. features of the festival the primitive tribe*
The War’s Still Waging!
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J.ife is no bed of goers for King Hussein and iris numerous son kings
over in the territory o£ Iran, Hedjaz, Trans-Jordan:*. Another A*ab
tribe, the AVapabis, always is making life miserable for the Hussein
family. The two tribes are at war almost constantly. Here may be seen
part of Hussein's general staff. Nearly all the officers are wearing
British uniforms.
“Bill” Fahy A rranges Bond
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William F. (Bill) Fahy, Chicago postal Inspector, alleged to have
been the "brains'’ of the mail robbery at Rondout. 111., last spring, has
arranged for his freedom from the county tail at Woodstock, 111. He Is
seen here with his attorneys, Robert A. Milroy (left! and Guy C. Crapple
scheduling securities for his $50,000 hail.
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COM MIGA'S FOOTIIAIX HERO is on Hie job again for this
•Cason.; He is Walter Koppish. captain, one o( the hardest play,
era ever turned out Ipr loach Terry flaughtou.
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MARIE PRFVOST GROWS
WEARY of dressed up movie
role*. She like* to take life
easy out on the beat It in font
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wife „ f Rear Admir ,| ASJ
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