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Evening star., 1918-08-11
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
.ci.l Correspondence of The stnr.

SPcCiAi Correspondence OF Inc btuf-
WINCHESTER, Va, August 10
The stockholders of the Valley Turn
pike Company yesterday voted favor
ably on . resolution authorizing the
sale Of the historic highway between
Winchester and Staunton a distance
Of ninety-two miles, to the state of
Virginia, in accordance with an act
of the general assembly authorizing
the purchase. The state already
owned three-fifths of the stock. The
transfer becomes effective September
1. when all of the twenty tollgates
will be abolished and the road opened
to free trafic.
In order to make proper distribution
of the estate of the late C. NJ. Glib
bons. former Virginia republican
leader, valued in excess of 100000.
q friendly suit has been entered, his
will being regarded as vague and am
biguous.
A terrific electrical and rainstorm,
which broke a two-month drouth in
the Winchester district, has revived
vegetation but lightning destroyed
half q dozen or more barns in the
Cumberland and Shenandoah valleys,
and some fruit damage was caused by
hail in the former region.
The weather was SO hot for several
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picture has scenes taken in Washing
ton.
Sergt. s. r. White of the Marine
Corps. stationed in Washington. is
the author of the story Are Second
has made into a film comedy.
Jackie Saunders, 1.-THE sunkist star
Of the Balboa" blew into town last
week on strictly war business con-
nected with her brother. who is in
the aviation branch Of the Signal
Corps.
Douglas Fairbanks is said to be
preparing for the production Of an
elaborate society circus. from which
he expects to net $4,000 for the Red
Cross.
An argument that the moving pic
ture and theatrical Industries" are
among the "essentials'' is being ad-
vanced in the fact that during last
April the people Of the United States
provided by them and 10 per cent
Of this amount went into the Treas
ury in one form or another as war
tax.
Arthur NJ Loew. son of Marcus
LOeW, 1S QOfnS MS DIT IN w Wdsulu6 loH
at the bureau of yards and docks,
arrayed in the spotless white of an
American jackie
e. J. Radcliffe. who has forty years
of experience on the speaking stage.
made his film debut in Mime. Olga Pc
trova's picture. Tempered Steel"
During the past week the Garden
was given a new concrete floor and
will hereafter have a center aisle in
steal of two side aisles as part of the
remodeling and renovation given it
throughout the week of its closing.
Besides a large galaxy of the film
stars that appeared in The Birth of
a Nation" and Hearts of the World" "
D: w. Grifith's new spectacle. The
Great Love-" pictures in some of its
scenes Queen Alexandra of England.
Lady Diana Manners, the Princess of
Monaco. Elizabeth AsQuith. the
Countess of Drogheda. and other
prominent figures of the court circle
Of Great Britain.
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days this week that Q large number
| of ornamental wax candles on man.
telpieces here melted. Many residents
| thought their homes were afire when
| the pungent odor of rosin. oozing
from pine floors. was detected. while
insulation was seen to drop from
electric wires.
Lieut. F. w. Payne of the regular
Army, killed in action in France.
was son of James NJ Payne. q prom
inent Charleston CIV. Va-) lawyer,
and only brother of Maj. Abney
! Evie Tucker Mcclure, daughter Of DIR.
w. p. Mcclure.
Announcement was made here today
Of the marriage in Washington on
| August Of Peter Terovalas. a Greek
caterer. and Miss Katharine Ewing.
OF the Methodist Church by the Rev.
Hugh D. Stevenson.
J. Howard Smith of the bureau of
entomology. who spent the week
here inspecting peach and apple
orchards. stated today that he had
tai peach moth. which has ruined
| many trees in Fairfax and Loudoun
counties. but growers have been
warned to be on the lookout for the
pest and. IL it appears. cut down and
burn all trees infested.
MOTIFS w M1llldfnS, VINO was TO nave
| been pardoned by the governor IN
| order that he may enter the Army. is
| still in the penitentiary. and another
negro. having similar name. but
from Charlotte county. was liberated
| by mistake.
The residence property of George W.
| Haddox, father-in-law OF First As
sistant Postmaster General John C.
Koons. was threatened by fire yester-
day afternoon. when ten acres of dry
grass was burned over, the fire origi-
| mating from a spark dropped by
| railroad engine. Firemen succeeded
| in keeping the flames away from the
mansion house and outbuildings.
Unless the people of Winchester
| stop sprinkling lawns day and night
and wasting water in other ways.
| they will be put on water rations. ac-
cording to an official statement made
| today.
| sc. Goodbar. alias H. c. Garland. a
| Chesapeake and Ohio brakeman, has
| been arrested at Staunton, charged
with the theft of $4,000 in currency
and other valuables from an express
| car of train No. ]. westbound from
/ Washington, on the night of July %,
| when Messenger A. l. Marshall was
| suddenly sandbagged and blindfolded-
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Next Weeks Photoplays.

LOEw'S CoLUMBIA-Pauline Fred
erfck, in Sardou's Fedora" and Billie
Burke, in The Pursuit of Folly"
MISREPRESENTATION Kimball
Young. in The Savage Woman" /;
Town: I'VE Can't Have Everything
and Inside the Lines" featuring
Lewis Stone.
STRAND-The Dolly Sisters, in THE
Million Dollar Dollies." --...-
GARDEN-Alice Joyce, in THE
Highest Bidder: Corinne Grifhth, in
Love Watches" and Carmel Myers.
in The Dream Lady"
CRANDALL,S - Clara Kimball
Young, in THE Savage Woman: "In-
side the Lines" and Elsie Ferguson.
in The Danger Mark"
sAvoY-"Uncle Toms Cabin" Back
to the Woods. ;" The Danger Mark" "
The Beloved Blackmailer," Edith
Storey. in The Demon: Sessue Haya-
kawa. in The City of Dim Faces"
and Good Night, Nurse"
APOLLO-"Shark Monroe" June
Eividge. in Joan Of the Woods: Mae
Marsh. in "A Glorious Adventure" >;
The City of Dim Faces" The Kali
sers Shadow" 'The Demon" and
Good Night, Nurse"
AVENUE GRAND-Alice Brady, in
The Death Dance; ''Neighbors,
Viola Dana, in opportunity; Uncle
Toms Cabin" ''The Beloved Black
mailer" Wallace Reid. in Less Than
Kin."and Dizzy Heights and Daring
Hearts"
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BELASCO

Arthur Hopkins, tomorrow night
at the Belasco Theater. will present
a comedy by Martin Brown, assisted
by Robert Housum. entitled "a Very
Good Young Man." The play. which
is by a new writer for the stage, Is
said to strike a new vein in native
comedy. Wallace Eddinger. who for
the past few Seasons has been identi-
fed with the role of the lovesick
young man in THE Boomerang" will
play the title role. Associated with
him will be Edna Aug, Ada Lewis.
Ruth Findlay, Josephine Meyer. Fam
ME Bourke. Alan Dinehart, Harold
Salter and Frank Longacre. Mr.. Hop
kins, whose production of "a Sue
cessful Calamity" will be remem-
bered, personally directed the staging
Of Mr.. Browns comedy.
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GAYETY.

The Behman Show will be seen at
the Gayety Theater this week. COM
mencing today. The organization has
always ranked high with burlesque
patrons Its manager. Jack Singer.
has provided this time a new book
by Junie McCree and complete new
equipment of scenery and costumes
The new book is credited with en-
bracing everything desirable in an
up-to-date burlesque show. Marie
Sparrow will have an important part.
and Ameta Pynes. whose classical
dancing has been a feature for sew
eral seasons. also will be much in
evidence. She will be supported by
Al GABRIELLE and a cast of carefully
selected dancers. A large chorus Of
male and female voices also is fea-
tured in many musical numbers
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B. F. KEITH's

The Mastersingers. formed OF three
Of Boston's leading quartets,> will
make their seventh, annual appear
ance at B. F. Keith's Theater this
week, presenting a new song spec
tacle, -At Fore River" Among its in
terpolated songs is We're Building
a Bridge to Berlin" which has
aroused much enthusiasm. The pro-
duction Is Identical with the Offering
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in Boston and New York. For PHYS
Sake" a travesty upon old-time
'meller-drama," in which the viii
lain pursues the heroine through four
1urid scenes, will be a fun offering. L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Anatole Friedland
will offer series of song hits. and
Marshall Montgomery, assisted by
Edna Courtney. an. interesting ven-
triloquial novelty. Others will be Ned
No-worth and company in piano
Franks: Harry Hines. in The 5Sth
Rosedale. in soprano and piano selec-
tions; Catherine Powell. assisted by
Adele, in classic and modern dances:
the pipe organ recitals and the news
pictorial.
At and 8:15 pm. today the pro-
gram will include Eddie Foy and the
Seven Younger Foys, Dolly Connolly.
the Ford Sisters and the others of
last weeks array.
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.Filnnograrr1s.

With the news that the gallant Gen.
Foch, generalissimo of the allied
armies. has been made a marshal of
France, the publicity man has released
an imposing photograph of Thomas n.
Ince directing an army" for the
films.
A rattlesnake incident is to be one
of the thrillers .of q new william s.
Hart picture. Wanda Hawley Is to
be the new leading woman The pic
cure is to be called The Border Wire
less" 80 -
Clara Kimball Young IN one of the
episodes Of The Savage Woman" is
pictured as "a goddess worshiped by
ins alive the flames of an old reii-
gion in the ruins of a temple buried
in the Abyssinian Jungle"
Dance" is described as "a ripping
story of New York life with scenes
laid largely in. a terraced restaurant
where first-class cabaret is operat-
ed"
Constance Talmaee's August nic.
ture presents her In Sauce for the
Goose" Grace Georges starring We!
hfcle Of the speaking stage. Its
theme is the retaliation Of a piqued
wife OF q neglectful husband.
Sheriff Daniel J. Mitchell of Queens
county. N. T, has made Norma Tai
mage a deputy sheriff az a recogni-
tion OF woman equal rights with men
In New York: She has made no ar
rests ''as yet" =
A moment of "heart-rending emo
tionalism" in Marion Davies new pic
ture, "The Burden of Proof" is said
to have stirred julius Steger, her di-
rector, to open. enthusiasm" The
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Strand.

Toys Of Fate" to be shown all this
week at Moore's Strand Theater. pic
lures Madame ALA Naximova in a
gripping drama Of social extremes
wealth on the one hand and the life
Of band Of Nomads on the other
The star plays the dual role of Hagar.
wife Of the gypsy chief who betrayed
her husband. and Azah. her daughter
upon whom the father wreaked his
tardy vengeance. The supporting cast
includes Irving Cummings, Charles
Bryant. Frapk Currier, Dodson Mitchell
and Mia Mac. News and comedy reels
will be shown to orchestral accompani-
ment. =
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Lyceum.

A burlesque show of girls and mu-
sic. in two acts and nine scenes. is
offered at the Lyceum Theater this
afternoon and all this week by the
Monte Carlo Girls.
"All Aboard" the first act, shows
Frank Rags" Murphy in an acrobatic
tramp role. assisted in the fun-mak-
ing by Gravy Hudgins.
Earl Hall will be seen as straight
and character man: Charlie Collins is
the rube comedian; Sarah Hyatt has
the prima donna role; Kittie Warren
Is the soubrette and Violet Buckley
the ingenue.
THE Revue De Luxe" is the name of
the second act.
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POLI'S.

Under ORDERS" A. H. Woods lat
est production, which comes to the
Poll Theater this evening for a week
previous to its New York premiere, is
the extra ordinary war play by Berte
Thomas, which under the title of Out
of He'll was one of the sensational
successes of the past London season.
1t is the story of a mother who is
compelled to choose between sacri-
fcing her boy and serving her coun-
try. The choice is made in an in
tensely human and dramatic scene.
Shelly Hull and Effie Shannon in
terpret the leading roles.
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Apollo.

The Safety Curtain" featuring
Norma Talmadge. will be shown at
Crandall's Apollo today and tomorrow.
Tuesday. Carlyle Blackwell will be
seen in THE Golden walf': wednes-
day, Charles Ray in '"The Claws of the
Hum: Thursday and Friday, Mar
guerite Clark in Uncle Toms Cabin;
Saturday. May Allison in "A Success
full Adventure" and also a comedy.
"A Battle Royal"
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Cosmos.

Vaudeville. including McKay's Scotch
Revue. a merry mixture of Caledonian
mirth and melody; the Wyoming Trio.
in Sports of the West; Ed Howard
and company in a pleasing sketch.
Miller and Lyle's Comedy in Ebony"
Charles Klass. late of Klass and Bir-
ME, in Musical Moments" and Mary
Curtis, in songs and comedy, with
Mme Ala Nazimova. pictured in
Revelation" as the added matinee
film attraction.
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NEXT WEEKS ATTRACTIONS.
Belasco.

Forever After" a new play by.
Owen Davis, in which Alice Brady,
after three years of experience in film
production. makes her return to the
speaking stage, opening Monday
night, August 10. Her support will in
clude Conrad Nagel. John Werner.
Mrs Russ Whytal, Frank Hatch. Isa-
belle Lamon, Robert Vaughn, Bernice
Parker, ]. Paul JONES' Frederick
Manatt and Barry Forsman.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

Moore's Garden Theater will reopen
tomorrow after a week of remodeling.
renovation and rearrangement The
attraction. which will be shown also
Tuesday. is Tempered Steel" festur-
ing Madame Olga Petrova, in story
of great dramatic power. Wednesday
and Thursday. Louise Glaum will be
featured in 'Wediock," as a telephone
operator who marries a wealthy young
society idler whose business indis-
cretions land him finally in the peni-
tentiary. Friday and Saturday '.The
Scandal MonEers'' will feature in cen
tral characters Lois Weber, Phillips
Smalley and Rupert Julian Short
reel features also will be shown to
orchestral accompaniment
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Casino.

Beginning with matinee today,
the Casino Theater will present the
Babe" La Tour Company. headed by
the dynamic Babe" and assisted by a
lively singing and dancing chorus of
thirty girls. with Sid Gold in a char
acter representation, and with a new
line of laugh-making burlesque ma
terial.
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Savoy.

'tshark Monroe" a W.. S. Hart
photoplay, will be shown today and
tomorrow at Crandalrs Savoy. Tues
day and wednesday Jack Pickford
will be pictured in Sandy: Thurs
day. Barbara Castleton in 'Heredity";
Friday, May Allison in "A Successful
Adventure; Saturday, Dorothy Dalton
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Avenue Grand.

"A Glorious Adventure" at Gran
dalrs Avenue Grand today. pictures
Mae Marsh as quaint. old-fashioned
girl who finds the romance she seeks
in a strange manner. The Claws of
the Hum" featuring Charles Ray, will
be shown tomorrow; Tuesday, May
Allison in "A Successful Adventure;
Wednesday and Thursday. William S.
Hart in SHARK Monroe; Friday,
Dorothy Dalton in The Kaisers
Shadow; Saturday, Barbara Castle
ton in "Heredity." and q keystone
comedy. Saved by Wireless"
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Folly.

Liretta Gail and Lottie Gibbons are
announced features at the Folly The
ater this week. with Irving Hampton,
juvenile singer; Shirley Millett, SOU
brette. and Jeanne Macdonald, after
"a two-year solid run in San Antonio
Tex"
The show is in two acts and i've
scenes. Jack Garrison and Lottte
Gibbons have the leading roles.
Twelve musical numbers appear on
the program. A greatly enlarged
chorus will be out in front many
Evening star., 1918-08-11
Gayety.

THE Million Dollar Dolls" bur-
lesque aggregation in a two-act musi-
cal burletta, in eight scenes. entitled
"In a whirl of Pleasure" featuring
the funmaking abilities of Cliff Brag-
don, Tom Gillen and Ed Dunbar. with
Eide Mae. Josephine Turner and Norma
Barry.
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Criterion,

Beginning with today's matinee. q
story Of life in the poorer sections of
a big city. "Alias Mary Brown" fea-
turing Pauline Stark and Casson Fer
guson. will be the attraction at the
Criterion. The new Mack Sennett
comedy. Ladies First" also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1918-08-11
Photoplay Features.
LoeW's Columbia.

Today and all this week Douglas
Fairbanks will be featured at Loew's
Columbia in his new photoplay,
Bound In Morocco" as a young
American soldier Of fortune motoring
on the edge Of the Sahara desert to-
ward the Country Of the Setting
cop. He does not speak the Ian
guage. SO he drives -blithely on, de-
spite the efforts of q tribe of nerce
bandits to stop him.
The young American also is plunged
into a net of intrigue, mystery and
danger.
Reels Of comedy and current events
also will be shown.
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Crandan's.

The nrst three days of this week.
commencing today. the photoplays at
Crandall's will be The Death Dance"
featuring Alice Brady in the role OF q
cabaret dancer. who. by avoiding tho
temNtations and pitfalls. that sur
round her; comes to realize true hap
piness. "Uncle Toms Cabin" will be
shown Wednesday and Thursday. with
Marguerite Clark as both little Eva
and Topsy. The Kaiser's Shadow"
starring Dorothy Dalton. will be
shown Friday and Saturday.
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Howard.

THE Boss" gripping play Of love
and. politics. will be presented at the
Howard all this week. with Walker
Thompson in the title role and Others
Of the Quality Amusement Company
in important parts. Maitnees will be
given Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
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AMETA PYNES'
&yetI
next week are grandchildren of the
late Billy Barry. of Barry and Fay
fame. -

fame. ,,
F. James Carroll. who has made
many friends during his stay in
Washington as manager of Polfs
Theater. has resigned to accept the
position of general manager for
Charles H. Emerson of Boston. who
has theaters in Lowell, Lawrence and
Haverhilr and will have two more
later in the season. Mr.. Carroll will
be succeeded as manager of Polls by
Clarence Harris. the treasurer of the
theater. who. for years. was treas
urer at the Belasco.
John D. williams will present at
Polls. the second week in September,
IAN Ideal. Husband" by Oscar Wilde.
with Norman Trevor. Julian LES
TRANCE, Cyril Harcourt, Constance
Collier, Peggy Hopkins and Beatrice
Beckley in the cast.
Robert Housum. who is credited
with assisting Martin Brown in "the
completion" of his play. "a Very Good
Young Man," is a Yale man. author
of The Gypsy Trail" one of last
years comedies, and a dollar-a-year
man connected with the federal food
administration in Washington.
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DOUGLAS TAIRBANKS
Locus C6Z1zmhls
CEZws)

in uniform and announced there
would be free performances as long
York to see them. Fay Banter
kicked her slipper into the struggling
audience to help along the enthu-
siasm. Hello, Central"- "a monologue
written by Louise Closer Hale, first
vice president of the Stage Women's
Miss George for the entertainment of
convalescents at the base hospital at
Fox Hills, Staten Island.
Roland West, author of ''The I'm
known Purple" which is said to have
had a fattering tour of try-out
towns, has hired a theater outright in
casual, cumulative and ultimate
profits expected from the drama.
For the coming Hippodrome spec
tacle, Everything" Charles Dilling-
ham has engaged as solo dancers
Desiree Lubowska. the Egyptian dan
seuse; Gerda Guido, Danish dancer
Peggy Barnstead, Helen Patterson.
Marion Saki, the, japanese ballerino;
Inez Bauer and the Breen sisters.
F1orenz Ziegfeld. jr. is to send on
tour annually the Midnight Frolic." "
which In its various series has been
running on the New Amsterdam Thea
number will continue its run there
until its opening date in Washing
ton, when a new and massive edition
will be launched.
A circus press agent in West vir-
ginia has started an inquiry as te
whether the direction of the railroads
nf the -cnnnfrv rriaS with If the
routing of the circus shows.
Otis Skinner has begun rehearsals
of '.Humpty Dumpty." the new COM
edy by Horace Annesley Vachell. with
which he will open his New York
season in September. He has the
role in which Lawrence Irving ,ap-
peared in5London.
Women have passed the test as
bill posters for Luna Park, Coney
Island, another encroachment on
mans department in the drama.
new war plays. despite the antici-
pated increase in the war tax on to-
bacco. 1t is said that Gen. Foch,
marshal of France and commander
in-chfef of the allied armies: Is an
inveterate' smoker when planning war
moves.
John Cort Is preparing for produc-
tion a musical piece entitled "Fid-
d1ers Three"
All honor to '.March's Musical Mer-
rymakers." DR.. Harry March. its
owner and impresario. has disbanded
the organization and enlisted in the
Medical Corps. and several of the
girls are qualifying as nurses at the
front; Before he was lured- by the
tising physician and surgeon In Cam
ton, Ohio. .,..-. j
Julia Sanderson,. Joseph cawthorn.
Clifton, Crawford and Doyle and Dixon
are to be presented in Take 1t From
Me-" by Charles Dillingham;.
Berte Thomas. author Of 'Under
ORDERS" is an Englishman living in
London, who has been identified with
the London stage for many years and
players. He played in this country
q number Of years ago with Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell in repertoire.
J. Harry Jenkins, who will be re-
membered as kim in Victor Herbert's
part in the Behman show at the
Gayety this week. Another deserter
from the ranks of "the legitimate" to
burlesque is Harry Sedley. the prinG-
pal comedian.
Manager Robbins of B F. Keith's
has returned from a brief vacation
Spent at Dingmans Ferry, near Della
ware Water Gap.
Bert Swor Is now doing alone the
blackface s'single' he used to do with
the minstrel companies.
The two Barry girls at B. f. Keith's
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B, F. Keith's.

Vaudeville. headed by Helen. Ware
and company, and including offerings
by Maude Lambert and Ernest r. Bali.
Lillian Fitzgerald. Bert. Swor. Ernest
Evans and company. McDevitt. Kelly
and Lucy, the Barry girls, Dupree and
Dupree and regular house features.
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Knickerbocker.

First showings of Mabel Normand's
newest film, Back to the Woods"
are announced at -Crandall's Knicker-
booker today and tomorrow, with
the sprightly. comedienne pictured as
Stephanie Trent, daughter Of a lum-
ber king. who elects to go to a VIII
1age as a school teacher in order that
she may meet the sort of man she
can love. Herbert Rawlinson is the
lies War Review" official war pic
lures. also will be shown. Tuesday
and Wednesday Enid, Bennett will be
the picture star, in ''The vamp";
Thureday and Friday Elsie Ferguson.
in 1.-The Danger Mark; Saturday,
Kitty Gordon. in Merely Players"
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Leader.

The famous little screen Juveniles.
Jane and Katharine Lee. will be the
photoplay attraction at the, Leader
today and all this week. in Doing
Their Bit" story of the good work
done by two. tots in thwarting Ger
Evening star., 1918-08-11
Polls.

An Americanized version of Seven
Days Leave" by Walter Howard. a
military-nava1 drama, which has ac-
quired an international reputation
and whose story turns on the theft by
Evening star., 1918-08-11
National.

"Furs and Frills." musical comedy
by Edward Clark and silvio Helm. in
which Richard Carle will present. him
self. starting Monday. August 19.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

German spies of a device for the de-
lection of undersea boats. the inven-
tion of an Irish-American major in
the British army.
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SUNDAY STAR WAsHINGToN D q, AUGUST -PART

man spies after their. father. has been
killed on the field Of battle and they
have been sent to, America to . rich
aunt. A love story adds interest to
the flm.
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In the Spotlight.

The ancient armor in the Metro
politan Museum of Art, which here
tofore. has attracted the attention
chiefly. Of art connoisseurs and the.
atrical producers. is now being used
for suggestions in designing helmets.
shields and breastplates for American
aoldiers.
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DANCING
Wash. Dancing Acadef1ly

Modern BALLROOM dancing taught, aiso; staee,
The largest stan Of laty and gentleman teach.
ers in Wsshington. The Soft-ehoe. Fancy and
sunday. Private lessons. Reasonable pfice.
II you can walk. we guarantee you - danes
before leaving studio. Main 01eA
Evening star., 1918-08-11

Grace George and her company gave
a free performance of 'The Kiss
Burglar" in New York for 5000 men
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Garden.

in The Kaiser's Shadow" A comedy
will be shown also.
Evening star., 1918-08-11

Manager Robbins. of B F. Keith's
has returned from a brief vacation
spent at Dingmans Ferry, near Della
ware Water Gap.