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ITS BOOM HAS BEEN SILENCED. A huge Munch ,
gun protecting the entrance to Los Angeles harbor lias been,
silenced pending settlement at Washington of the protest of
San Pedro citizens that every time it fires it shatters pane
and topples chimneys miles away.-
AN ANTLER SPREAD OE 12 FEET wasoflen attained by the prehistoric giant Irish
deer like the one in this painting by Ernest R. Graham and presented recently to the Field
Museum in Chicago. Irish deer were the big game of northern Lurope until it became extinct.
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' ''THIS BEWITCHING BRIDAL HEAD-DRESS seems',
1 ; lovelier when worn by Dolores Costello. ' She wears it in art
.: ill-talkie production picturing Russia under the tyranny of
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A PERILOUS STUNT 31 stories up in the air seems not to worry Vera La Verne and
Jacques. Lafayette, thrill dancers, as they swing in wild figures above the sky line. They were.
the sensation of Europe last year. .
THIS SMILE, of pretty
Miss Ella Van Heuson comes
from the fact that she's back
again after a trip abroad.
'" She offers a picture of loveli
ness that deserves huge cora
, pliments..
UCi FOR A SAM OR'S LIFE if this is a Rmde of it. The
heart jump.', a beat or two quicker when in a sailboat and you
have to tack in a spanking breeze, as Judy Baldwin and Billy ';
Wagner, above, did at Long Beach, Calif. , '.. yi.,i
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' I quarletlof mermen went off almost simultaneously for the ,
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this costume Myrna Loy
uses in "an all-talkie produc
tion.. Of course, the role is
that of Burmese charmer.,'
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Ti-ll ftFAUTlFUL MAUSOLEUM, with its approach of 354 steps, is where the body of, . ..
S" l., Yit &n fim0u leader of Chinese revolutionists, is interred. It resembles an W;. ,
P'--11;.?:. blue marble supporting floral -wreaths presented v,-.
T-'SS-SS " ht oneT the show place, of Nanking. China. .
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;;THE HUCE CRAF ZEPPEUN caused Japanese to
,i :inrvel when it was conducted into its hangar at Kasimigaura
il globe-girdling jaunt.; This stems an unusually sinking
' glimpse of the air liner.
CHAMPION of the out
board moloiboat racer of
Honolulu is Louis Abrams,
and the garlands of Sown
around hrs neck show how
i Hawaiian! paid homage to
this speedster of the waters.
IT LOOKS LIKE A YOUNG CULLY, but it just or
, of the sandtraps the luckless ones in the national amaleui golf
meet contended with at PiSJile Beach, Calif. Harrison
"Jimmy" Johnston, who won the amateur crown, is shown
making a beautiful niblick shot to the green. A sign tha tUs
the story v-f the, final match between Johnston and Dr. O V.
Willing of Poitland. Ore., is shown below. Johnston and
' Clenna Collett, women's champion, are shown in the foie
giound. .
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li ir.tr in.PA VFNCJ'R PLANES won will operate across Lake Erie between Drtrmi nJ
Clevel.ird. and here are striking views of the Domier-Wahl amphibian, the first assembled in - '
the United Stales, which will be put into service. At top, a spectacular view of the plane in ,
the air; below, on the water ready to lake off., .
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