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KEITH'S.

Gus Edwards in person, with large
company of typical Edwards players,
mostly girls OF the budding age" will
be the center Of interest at B. +.
Keith's Theater this week, commence
ing at the matinee tomorrow ana con-
Guiding next Sunday night. His me-
dunn is called s9The Welcome Home
'Revue." 1t contains the majority Of
Mr. Edwards latest song hits, in
Guiding some that have never been
sung here.
The added attraction will be Dooley
and Sales, in another episode of their
viii Yer, Jim" series.
A special feature Will be the pro-
duction fostered by e #. Albee. the
owner and president OF the B. IF.
Keith Circuit, called 'Art, Inspired
by War, Presented in Life" It Is a
group of living reproductions of the
chief of the graphic war drive pos
ters by James Montgomery -Flagg and
ether famous artists. It made a pro-
found sensation during its run in the
New York Keith Theaters.
Still another noteworthy inclusion
will be Lady Tsen Mai, the Interna-
tionally celebrated Japanese prima
donna. She sings in several languages,
especially a la American.
Others are Sidney Phillips, Jane
and Erwin Connolly, in THE Tale of
Shirt" Patten and Marks, labeled
Just Class" The Girl IN the Air"
the Pathe news pictorial, and other
house attractions.
Today at and Sis. at Keith's the
Gill will offer the three co-stars, Mile
Dazzle, Bernard Granville and Mabel
McCane. and all the others on last
weeks program.
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OssIP GABRILOWITSCH.

Ossip GabriIowitsch will be heard
the only time this season at the Ma
tional Theater Tuesday afternoon,
April 1. at 4:30, under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
The playing OF Gabrilowitsch Is
round, broad. full Of sympathy
warmth, romance, and charm. His
appeal is to the best, an inspiration
free from sensationalism, but stirring
and uplifting. His splendid technical
equipment. astonishing though II Is.
is held in rigid subsection
As a conductor. Mr.. GabrilOwitsch
has distinguished himself both In.
Europe and America The success OF
his series Of orchestra concerts in.
New York led to his engagement as
conductor OF the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra. a post which he now holds.
enc which necessarily leaves him but
a limited time for pianistie engage
ments.
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MusicalFeatures
At Washington
Theaters
-. sCHumANN-HEINIE.


Nine. schumann-Heinl<. the worries
great contralto, win be heard n re-
eital Friday afternoon At 4:30 o'ciock.
at the New National Theater, with
Charles Carver. bassQ. as the assist
ing artist, and with Frank La Forge,
the composer-pfanist. IN two Of his
oWn selections as vel a. In the fcIe
OF aceompanist.
Nine Schuman-Hefnk win sing
Vitellia Aria t1lOzart1, MY Hesft
Ever Faithful'' q. s. Bachl, @When
Two That Love Are Parted" (Seech0.
The Home Road. (Carpenter). Have
You Seen Him IN France GKard Ste
phens). Taps (PasternaclZl. when
Pershing's Men Go Marching Into
Picardy" flames Rogersl, "Canctn-
airy" ia Forge). "Indfan Love Song
tThurstOn Lieurance). DANA C.
w. Chadwiclx), MY SON. Carrie
Jacobs Bondl. .His Buttons Are
Marked u. s." Carrie Jacobs Bond
and 'Bolero" (Arditi)
Mr.. Carver viii sing Come. Re
loved" (Handel). ssThe Little Irish
GirP (IsOehrl. ITO Our Boys" ia
Forge). and "Infelicel tue credeVl
from Verdfs 'ErnanLD
= Mr.. La FORCES selections, both his
own compositions. win be ARomance"
and ''Valse de Concert"
Tickets may be had az the office
OF 7. Arthur Smith, 1905 G street
northwest.
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Film Features Booked For This
Week at Capital Theaters

COLUMBIA.
Sunday MISUNDERSTANDING 3. HAN
in THE Poppy Girfs Husband
Thursday Saturday = Carlyle Black
well in Hit or Mss"
METROPOLITAN.
Sunday-Ted nesda y--Constance Tat
madge in Experimental Marriage.
Thursday Saturday-Madge Kennedy
in Daughter OF Mine"
PALACE.
Sunday-Wed acknowledgements Clark
In Three Mon and q Girl"
Thursday Saturday-Ethel Clayton in
! "PettigreW's Girl"
KNfCKERBoCKER.
Sunday-Non day-Consta Talmadge
in Experimental Marriage.
Tuesday-W ednesday-Alla Nazimova
in Out Of the Fog.
Thursday Friday---Madge Ksnnedy in
DAUGHTER of Mine"
saturday-Anita Stewart in From
Headquarters."
GARDEN.
Sunday-W uesday-Monroe Salisbury
in The Light of Victory"
Thursday Saturday-Margarita Fish
er in Put Up Your Hands"
CRANDALL's,
Sunday Monday-MariOn Davies In
1.-THE Belle OF New York
Tuesday+W ednesday - Rex Beach'H.
The Brand"
Thursday- Friday-Ethsl, Clayton IN
Maggie Pepper
saturday-CarIyle Blackwell in Hit
or Miss. "
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THE RUBINSTEIN CLUB.

Tuesday evening. at $50 O'Clock. at
the Masonic Temple Auditorium, ethe
Rubinstein Club will give its second
concert Of the season. with Miss
Amparfeo Farrar, a brilliant young
California lyric soprano as the as
sistings artist.
The program will included By the
Rubinstein Club, Wanderers Eve
ming Song" Rubinstein: "The Water
sprite's Revenge" chorus for women's
voices, Kerel Bendel, with soprano
solo by Miss Farrar; Indian sum
mef,", written for the Rubinstein
Chorus. Harry Patterson Hopkins:
silently Swaying on the Waters
Quiet Breast" George W. Chadwick;
Moonlight" Robert Schumann, with
violin obIigato by Jan CARRIER: Anda-
lusian Love Song, Reinhold L. Her
man, and "To Sylvia" Franz Schh-
bert
Selections by Miss Farrar: Air
from 'sManon,'S ]. Massenet; "EI Ce-
loso." F. Alvarez; 'ClaVelitos. J. VAL
verde; do Not Go. Ny Love- r.
Hagsman: when Chloris Sleeps Ho-
mer Samuels: @Smilin' Through" Ar
thur A Penn; There Are Fairies at
the Bottom of'Our Garden" Liza Leh-
man, and Christ in FLANDERS" Ward
Tickets may be had at the office OF
T Arthur Smith, 1905 G street north
west
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GAYETY.

"An in Fun" is the title of the
Offering which is to be presented by
THE Twentieth Century Maids" at the
Gayety Theater this week, and 1t is
said that no title could be more clear
~ suggestive of the character of the
entertainment. so rich is 1t in delight
fully humorous situations. Jim Bar
ton, eccentric comedian extraordinary,
is featured in the role of Box Car
FEMME, an escaped lunatic, part
which affords him abundant oppor-
tunities to delight his audiences.
He is rendered capable support by
such principals as Billy Barnes, Jo-
sepH Opp, Florence Belmont, Madlyn
Worth, Title Barton, Edward Golden,
Juliette Belmont Frank Lowell, Ar
thur Young and Toby Lyons. A
chorus of twenty comedy and viva
ciOus girls completes the cast.
Especially elaborate is the scenic
investiture, and ten changes are made.
These include representations of the
conservatory Of a wealthy New York
er's mansion, a book and flower show
on Broadway, the exterior of a ia
nous navy yard, a scene in Iceland,
prohibition town, the exterior, and
finally the stage of the Metropolitan
Opera House in New York.
Several entertaining vaudeville
numbers are TO be introduced in con-
junction with the unfolding of the
plot, chief among which is that of
Juliette, billed as "the ragtime vio-
linist."
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LIRERrY DANsANTE GARDENs.

washington's dancers. who fIoek
bv the hundreds nightly to the Lib
erty Dansante Gardens, will well
come the news that the summer gar
den will have it's official opening
in about another week. This means
that two large dance floors will be
opened to the public every night,
with two big Orchestras furnishing
the music. For the benefit of those
who do not dance several motion pic
ture films are exhibited.
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RfALTo.
All week-Olive Thomas in '-Toton.

RfALTO
All week-olive Thomas in '-Toton."
Sunday Monday-IEilliam s. Hart ID
"Breed OF Meh"
y-Wednesdsy-AIIce Joyce in
f'The Lion and the Mouse"
Thursday-DOr Dalton in Hard
Boiled" -e
Tridey.,7AFOPtagu Lovs IN .-Ehe Hand
saturisy-sD6rothy Gish 81 "Boots."
~ STRAND.
Observation-Disclosures Lockwood
In shadows Of SuspiciOn.p
Thursday Saturday-Mary MacLarea
in The Amazing Wife,
APOLLO.
Sunday. Monday-William S. Hart in
puesday-LOuise Hun in Crook of
Wednesday-Dorothy Gish in Boots"
ThUrsdsy-Lina cRyalieri in Two
Brides"
Friday-Enld Bennett in Happy
Though Married"
Saturday-Ethel Clayton in Maggie
Pepper"
AVENUE GRAND.
Sunday onday--Alice Joyce In THE
Lion and the Mouse"
Tuesday-W ednesday-William S. Hart
IN Breed OF Men
q Thursday-Nontagu Love in THE
Hand Invisible" e.,
Friday-Vivian Martin in You Never
Saw Such a Girl"
saturday-Enid Bennett in Happy
Though Married"
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PALACE.

Marguerite Clark will be the star at
Losw's Palace Theater for the first
four days OF this week, beginning to-
day, in Three Men and a Girl" The
play Is based on Edward Child Car
peRter's ''The Three Bears" originally
produced on the speaking stage
In @Three Men and a Girl Mss
eClark appears as a young girl who
deserts her aged fiance at the altar
and fees to find refuge in an old
country. house. When she awakena
the house has been occupied BY three
notorious women-hating men who
agree to allow her to stay. provided
she does not cross 'dead line" From
women-haters, the three are changed
into rivals for the girls hand, and
one of them wins.
AS the second half of the bin at the
Palace today, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew will appear in "Once a Mason"
Beginning next Thursday and rum
ming through the last three days Of
this week, Loew's BeIasco will offer
Ethel Clayton in "Pettigrew's Girl, /"
in which she is supported by Rupert
Blue. The extra added attraction for
the same period will be the third
Episode Of MADE m America"
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FOLLY,

"The Night Owls" is this week 5
attraction at the Folly Theater. In
a rollicking musical Extravaganza, IN
two acts and FIVE scenes. bits. OF COM
cry, drama, novelties and vaudeville
features are introduced
The company 10 large one. among
the principals being Harry Jackson,
Earl Kerns, Billy Kelly, Gus Morti-
mer. Al Golden, Vivian Lawrence,
Carrie Finnell. Jewel JACKSON, Blanche
Wilcox, and Myrtle Clark.
a chorus of twenty-four girls COM
pletes the company.
Twenty musical nunbeFB appear on
the program.
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AVENUE GRAND.

How a clever, resourcefuI young
girl matches her wits against those Of
Wall Streets most powerful financial
genius, is related iE 'srhe Lion and
the Mouse scheduled for presenta-
ton at CrandalTs Avenue Grand both
today and tomorrow. Alice Joyce por-
trays the role OF the girl A topical
newssreel will also be shown. on these
days.
The program for the remainder of
the week win include the following:
Tuesday and Wednesday, William S.
Hart in ''The Breed OF Men" supple
mented by the comedy. Their Baby"
Thursday. Montagu Love I'M The
Hand Invisible" also the farce ~Oh,
Baby!" Friday, Vivian Martin in You
Never Saw Such Girl" also a Hearst
reel: Saturday. Enid Bennett in slap
py, Though Married" also the COM
edy. you Know What Mean
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STRAND.

The last de luxe film production in
which the stellar role was imper-
sonated BY Harold Lockwood will be
shown at Moore's Strand Theater the
FIRST four days of this week, when the
feature of the bill will be shadows
Of Suspicion"
The leading female role. that OF a
young society woman who suspects
her betrothed of treason. when, as
matter of fact. he is occupying a
place in the German secret service
under the pay of Great Britain. is de-
lightfulIy taken by Naomi Childers.
Beginning Thursday and continuing
through Saturday. will be shown The
Amazing Wife" a Universal produc-
ton, starring Mary MacLaren. The
developments concern a young wom-
an who represents herself as the wife
of a rich young lieutenant reported
killed in France. She Is accepted by
the family of the young officer, who
returns home after three months, the
casualty lists having been in error.
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RELASCO.

eyes OF Youth" will be the at
traction at the Shubert-BeIasco Thea
ter all week beginning tonight, with
the usual matinees on Wednesday and
Saturday.
Alma Tell, whose work as star in
]. Hartley Manners successful pro-
duction OF "PeE o. Ny Heart" received
favorable comment from press and
public alike. is the star OF this offer
ing and il is felt by the management
that she is seen in one Of the best
roles OF her career.
Eyes Of Youth" Is = story in three
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acts. which include = four. separate
episodes. These episodes are supposed
to transpire in the crystal "a which
the girl sees her future. AS she is
brought face to face with various all
,terhatives,. every eyentuality OF her
possible future is revealed 90 her in
the crystal ball She may choose an
operate career, she may marry a rich
sutton, she may remain at home and
take. care OF her family, or she may
marry the man she loves. The life
she will lead IN ali OF these careers
is shown and Yisualized on the stage.
IT is the work Of Max MARGIN and
Charles Guernon and the success OF
the play lies in the novel and origi-
nal plot development.
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+ ree Hobart
Plays Here in
Month

q propinquity makes for 1eVe
Washington certainly ought to b,
growing fond of the works Of George
2. Hobart. Because he's batting Isl
3 the Capitals theatrical league.
Week before last we had his fiye.
fear-old success. Experience this
week his new play, Come-on
5HArley, and next week still an
,thef new child of his pen. Susan
lenox." is on the program.
He doesn't play any faYOrites in
pgard to theaters. Experience was
& Polls; ~Come-on Charley opens
omorrow night at the Garrick, and
susan Lenox viii be at the Belasco
lext week.
However, the variety Of the thea
ersis not nearly as marked as the
1ariety Of plays. Experience" was
4 most serious allegory; "Come-on
charley" is a satirization. based on
he stories Of Thomas Addison. and
Susan Lenox" is a dramatization Of
Daad Graham Phillips novel Of
.he.same name.
Interesting Program.
This weeks program OF plays meas
ares up to the really remarkable
stss4lard set by the attractions
brought to Washington all this sea-
son.
"come-on Charlie'his the only new
production to be billed. which, how
ster, is by no means criticism Of its
rlvsls. for they are all established
New York successes.
The Canary" with Julia Sander
son and Joseph Cawthorn and a tyr
sal company Of Dillingham; musical
somedy stars, comes TO the National
.omorroW night Washington has al
-eady had a chance to Judge Of thy
e1erits Of this piece. about which
Nothing more need be said than TO
llsntfon the names of the leading
players and the fact that Ivan carylL
composer OF the scores Of THE Pink
Lady and countless other almost lis-
loricaI successes. is responsible tor
he music.
Alma Tell and the rest Of the New
York cast come TO the, BeIasco tonigat
\ Eyes of Youth" the wonder play
which created such a sensation in ire
metropolis. 1t has been described as
Something to think about for weeks
and weeks and make you glad YOU
saw it,"
Another New York company, IN
sluding Walter Catlett and Marjorie
7ateson, will bring little Simplicity
70 Polls this evening. This is as
tuneful and clever a musical comedy
az has been here this season. and tho
liStiHguished company is sufficient
yuarantee that the presentation will
Dcl3nore than successful .
Gus Edwards heads the bill at
Se'th's beginning tomorrow. night,
nd ~ he overshadows the rest of the
)sograul il Is mot that we love them
rs. but that we love him, more"
Him Barton and his twentieth
'catuEy Maids" come to the Gaysty
iis week in a merry production shat
sure to please the patrons OF the
matted
Another attractive Offering comes
1.-THE Lyceum, The Mile-a-Minute
iifls,'' and the Folly has something
,cVt and unusual in the way Of bur-
eeaue.
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CENTRAL COLISEUM.

Every evening the large roller
skating rink at the Central Coliseum.
with it's excellent floor, beautiful
decorations and tuneful music, is open
and the patrons of the resort can
skate to their hearts content. The
popularity of the amateur races held
at the Coliseum every Friday night
is on the increase and the manage
ment promises some big new features
in the near future.
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IosEF HOFFnANN.

Josef Holman. one OF the greatest
living pianists, will give his only re-
cital in washington this season e
the NatiOpal Theater next Tuesdays &c
4:3O under the management Of MA
Wilson-Greene.
This will be the last eonesE IN
the Artists Course OF I'VE eChcerts.
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RIALTO.

"Toton," in which Olive Thomas
will be pictured at Moore's Rialto
Theater throughout this week, is a
revelation. Of life in the Paris stu
dos.
The chief characters are an>Amer-
lean artist, a French flower girl, a
Partisan pickpocket, the artists
adopted son and his daughter, of
whose identity he is ignorant for al
most twenty years.
The artist marries the flower giFl,
and shortly thereafter Is called back
to America, where he is threatened
with disinhcritance unless he gives
up his bride. Ensuc then events
which reveal in Toton. the young
pickpocket, the disguised daughter of
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the artist, who returns in later years
to Paris. 70. paint there the MASTER
piece inspired by the memory OF his
dead wife.
Miss Thomas known to screen pa
irons as the wife OF Jack Pickford,
in the two principal feminine roles.
discloses mimetie gifts that place her
among the most effective OF the
cameras younger beauties. The supN
porting cast is good
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Various Place
To Go In
City
ARCADE.

Last week was particularly bril-
liant one at the Arcade Auditorium,
inaugurated by a charming st. Pat
rick's Day dance. The unique souve-
Mrs and appropriate decorations OF
that night proved especially pleasing
to the large assemblagC.
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SAVOY.

William $ Hart is the star of Breed
Of Men," which will constitute the
central attraction at CradalIs Savoy
today and tomorrow. The comedy,
THE Door Between will prove a
pleasing auxiliary attraction on these
days.
THE Lion and the Mouse" an adap-
tation from Charles Klein's drama, is
scheduled for both Tuesday and Wed
uesday. with Alice Joyce in the prin-
cipal part. y topical news reel will
complete the program.
Other attractions announced at the
Savoy are: Thursday, Dorothy Dali
ton in Hard Boiled" supplemented
by THE Strike Breakers" Friday.
MOntagu Love in THE Hand In
visible" supplemented by the COM
cdy, "Oh, Baby: Saturday, Dorothy
iish in Boots" supplemented by the
Mack Sennett comedy, East Lynne
with Variations
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LYCEUM.

= THE Mile a Minute Girls" who
will be presented at the Lyceum
Theater beginning with a matinee to-
day, by the William X. Wells Amuse-
ment Company, tell the story of their
success in their title. "Whirling
Around" is the name of the plotless
novelty to be offered in two acts and
seven scenes.
Comedy is served up by AmbarS
Ali, Benny Howard. Billy Barry, Ida
blanchard, Pearl Briggs. Jessie Hiatt,
George Brennan and Jimmy Holly.
The chorus will be seen to advantage
in uniquely staged numbers put on
by Ramona Perez
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GARDEN.

GAADENs
At Moore's Garden Theater the first
four days of this week Monroe Sails
bury will be pictured in the stellar
role of THE Light of Victory"
1.-THE Light of Victory" discloses the
story OF a young naval officer who
sinks to degradation because of ex-
cessive use of alcohol. Finally he is
court-martialed and marooned on a
South sea island. stripped of all in
sigma of rank, and he sinks to the
miserable level of a beach comber.
The manner in which the renegade re-
deems himself and earns burial with
honor from the deck of the ship from
which he had been cast in disgrace
forms one of the most gripping film
dramas of recent months.
From Thursday to Sunday the
feature at the Garden will be Put
lip Your Hands," starring Margarita
Fisher. who does everything from
lighting Il few fast rounds with a
pugilist to love making.
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CRANDALL,s METROPOLITAN.

CRANDALL'S METROPOLITAN.
A breezy, roIlicking comedy, with .
dash of drama, is Experimental Mar
rage" to be shown for the first time
locally today at Crandall's Metropoli-
tan, where it will also constitute the
principal attraction through Wednes-
day. 1t is the latest vehicle to ex-
plot the talents of Constance Tai
madge. Experimental Marriage"
owes its existence to the William J.
HurlbuTt play. From Saturday to
Monday" The heroine of this story,
an ardent advocate of suffrage, Is
beloved by commOnsense young
man. She doesn't believe in mar
,riage, however, because it entails the
sacrifice of her personal liberty. They
finally compromise on an arrange
msnt whereby she will live with him
from Saturday to Monday, devOting
the rest Of the week TO her own hob
bies. From this central situation, the
play develops into a rapidly moving
farce
Harrison Forde will play opposite
Miss Talmadge.
The auxiliary attractions will in
clude the Prizma Photos. the comedy,
"Jabbs and Jailbirds," and Current
Events.
For the last half of the week,
Madge Kennedy Will be featured in
Daughter of Mine
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CRANDALL'S.

Older playgOers who recall the
musical comedy, THE Belle of New
York." through which Edna May
achieved fame and fortune, will well
come the opportunity to witness this
phenomenal success in phOtoplay
FORM. As such it will be shown at
CrandalIs today and tomorrow.
Marion Davies will appear in the role
made famous by Miss May.
1.-The Brand" adapted from a virile
story by Rex Beach, and interpreted
by a well balanced cast. will occupy
the screen Tuesday and Wednesday, V.
Maggie Pepper" is scheduled for
Thursday and Friday, with Ethel
CLAYTON in the title role.
Carlyle Blackwell is the star of the
Crama, "Hit or Miss which is an
Eounced for Saturday.
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What VIII Appear at
Movie Houses This Week

stance Talmadge will be seen in her
newest film, Experimental Mar
rtage," a farce comedy based on VIII
liam J.Hurlburt's play. Prom Satur-
day to Monday" This will be sup
plemented by a HearstsNews reIl, and
the comedy, Hearts in Hook" For
Tuesday and Wednesday the central
attraction will be "Out of the Fog
starring ALA Nazimova.
For Thursday and Friday Madge
Kennedy will be seen in the stellar
role OF Daughter of Mine" a ro-
mantle drama, the auxiliary attrac-
tions for these days being the Prizma
Photos and a current events reel
From Headquarters" drama star
ring Anita Stewart, supported by
Earle Williams. is announced for
Saturday, with the comedy. His Mu-
steal Sneeze" and scenic reel COM
pleting the program.