Medford mail tribune., December 22, 1929, Page 24, Image 24

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AMERICAN BLUILJACKE'I S serving on board ihe
U. S. S. Pittsburgh, flagship of the Asiatic fleet, are shown
above visiting the odd-shaped Longhwa Pagoda, while ashore
. ' . at Shanghai, China. r
CHARACTER. studies o
Ediih Mason atfn Marguerite.'
in "Faust;" and Alexander
Kiphii af the Cardinal inj
'The' Jewess," presented byf
ihe Chicago Civic Opera
Company, are shown above..
'A STRIKING STUDY IN GEOGRAPHYiis pictured above.'' While vacationers, clad in bathing costumes," were making merry on beaches in the southland.
King Winter was tightening his grip on the north. Two tiny three-year-old sun worshippers' Frank M. McCraw, Jr., of Annislon,' Ala., and Julia Ahlman of Atlanta,
Ga. are shown in the center picture above, making "whoopee" at Miami Beach, Fla. Little Lorena Henson of New York Cilyjs shown at the left above feeding
a hungry squirrel in Central Park after New York City's first snowfall. Gordon Park in Cleveland, O., shown at the left below ., which until recently was aflame
'with autumn leaves, was turned from a brilliant painting to a mellow work of art' as the heavy flakes drifted down. The storm-lashed ocean breaking over the prom
enade at Penzance on thecoast ofCornwall, England, is shown. in the center below.' And Dorothy Mackaill, Hollywood cinema actress, is shown at the extreme light,
basking in the sunshine at a Catalina Island resort. , .- .
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TWO.eABY DIPLOMATS are pictured here. i. Ehry a,e;
Myrrha and Juan Carlos Barrera. ' Their father. Sertcir Dim .
Carlos Barrera, is secretary of .the Mexican embassy.nj Wa;li
ington. The youngsters are well-known in the cautal. . .
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CHARMING 1 Miss Manai
Sacasa, above, daughter of;
the Nicaraguan i minister to
the United Slates, makes her .
debut in Washington society j
this season.'
LAST OF THE "POLAR BEARS" of the A. E. F.
175 soldiers who died in North Russia were brought home
'recently aboard the S. S. President Roosevelt. This unusual
picture shows the escort of honor standing at salute over the
caskets as the ship paused by New Y,ork City's skyline.
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PRIZEAVINN1NG MODEL PLANES at the juvenile exhibition of the Western Aircraft'
Exposition at Los Angeles are pictured above. Jack Harwcod is shown holding the plane :
, with which he won one of the awards. " '
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CHARACTERS IN THE MIRACLE PLAY produced
-' by the Harvard Dramatic Club are shown above. I hey
, V. Julia Bygrave of Concord. Mass., as Mary, and R. H Ji
, . ( New Gardens. L 1. as Joseph,'
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SHE FAW DOWN AND CO PLOPI Lorelta Young.
' . " cinema favorite, gives her interpretation ol a mechanical doll
, : with dire results.
THIS BUST 4 of "the late'
.Georges Clcmenceau is one
'of the many works of art in
the new Rodin Museum in'
Philadelphia,.' ,
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TRUE ARABIC STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE was "followed in constructing the ad-;
ministration building, shown above, which Glenn H. Cmliss. pioneer airplane manufacturer, pre
sented to the city of Opa Locka. a suburb of Miami, Fla. Residences, stores, garages and even
. names of lh streets in Opa Locka are in Arabic. style.,.. ,.
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER 11123 years old and just
out of Princeton went to work recently at 26 Broadwaj."
headquarters of the far-flung Rockefeller interests. He is
pktured above at his desk as he began "helping father."
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