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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13
MURDER HEARINGS
PUT OVER BY COURT
zack Noel and VIII MAYS. Under
Death Sentence, Will
Live Few Months
Longer

Oklahoma Cry. June l2-The Grim
snsl c2uTr a appeals is s;il grind :
away A. its docsel and QrohAhly viii
'e II session for ar least 2noihs week.
Nany cases have heen submitted 10
be courT b8S for several dhvs fhsre
have hs~.n no or.nions given that are
% general in1erest
Tha Two casps Uhsch have com
rnaDded ghe m0sr widespread asren-
zion daring tha term. those Of zack
Nosa and VI NAYS. bosh Of whom are
under deaah sentence fog nnrder. wila
noI be disPosed OF al The Tresen, Term
TIE MAYS case, which comes from
Mcintosh COUNTY. has ht 20 continued
and the Noel case from Cherokee. is
ia practically che same STATUS. as
Noels a1fofneys have been granted
ihitry days Ia which 10 file brief
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13

cars in IRE s'lie.
Two lecal drivers have ALSO en'f1t4l
Tcras Red Mlilsr and MerFl Aa"t
who VII make Al effort 20 sef4 7h
money n Guth-ie Harold FlAlsea q
Oklahoma Cry Wil Try fr honors W.T..
ms MAroueci, Buick o daplrcafe % 'ae
ra-s Louis Chevrolet and dhe laie BOB
2utnnn were w0ll 10 dflHe ~ e-is
All Of NJ nneauolls VIE start with his
hir Sfa3aard Dar1on Special. Sala 10
aa VERY fass on dirT tracks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Netting Like Plain 6ltro- Phosphate
10 Pv. on Firm. Healthy Flesh
snc 10 Increase Strength
Niror and Nerve Force.

judging from the countless pre-
rara1inns and treatments which are
continually being advertised for The
purpose Of making thin people flernv,
osrerOpdng arms. neck and b1sf ana
replacing ugly h0llows and angles eE
the sotl curved ilnes OF health and
beauty. there are evidently fho1 sards
OF men and women VINO keeniy feel
gbeir excessive thinnsss.
4 T'hinness and weakness are usually
due 10 starved nerves Our bodies
need more phosphate 1ksan is Contain
I'd N modern foods. Ply sseians claim
there il no1bing that Will supply This
deficiency SO Web as the organic
phosphate known among druggists as
.EsIro- phos pha1e. which is inexr-ensiTt
land issSsad br TIE Corner Pharmacy
In Guthrie and most ali druggists lun-
Ger 3 guarantee OF satisfaction o.
money iEcf- By feed M the nerve<
directly and by supplying the ecdy
ceIls with -he necessary phosphoy3c
food elements. hir-o- fshossshsfe quick
~ p-odnces 8 welcome 1-znsfornzfior
in the agysez-zoce- she increase 5n
weight treque1tlr being astonishing.
This increase IN weight also carries
with il a general Improvement II the
hez7-h Nervousness. sieeplessness
and lack q energy. which nearly al
wavs socorn921r excessive rh1ness.
soon disap7sea,. dull eFes become
brigHz:- sno graie cheeks glor with the
bloom OF r,er<er< health
CAUTION - Although Bitro- rhos-
pha1e Is unsurpassed for relieTfnz
nerro7sDess. sleepleszasss sn5 gen
erzl weakness. Il xhould rot owing 20
is rensrkabls 1esh h-grouzxK proz~r-
ties. BE- used 81 anyone Who does not
dexsr< % go @ 0osA ADV
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iAe signature CT the radicals.
The ssrre prahlen.

The treaty stipulAies that the Sarrs
distrsci VIII hold q plehiscile afte,
fifteen years. il being provided thai
the result must be approved by tn,
league OF nations. and IL is possible
tba, 3 similar arranremen may u
made relative to Silesia
The five great powers rave inform
ed Admiral KolcAak. head OF the AL
Russian government al Orsk. thar
the Allies stand by rhsiE rscenT Offer
to furnish supplies and munitions ic
the Koiciaak army
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AUTO RACES TO Sc BIG
FEATURE OF cElE5stTioN


fcontinned from Pare Onel
hsss, five more are exg.ered beio-t
the enar5es close J1lF 7 j Atkins
has enrered his sixteen ralve siui'
car .har flniShsa IN she money g.
End and nlso \ rhe three-days races
held af Salt Plains lasf month
Jack Brown ct Ncodwzra has en-
sered mrs Woodward Special. 1hat won
every even, ne ensered ar the Two
oar mess held liz ihAi ciry. June @h
and 9th.
Don Houston ut Marshall WIZ be IN
ahe 30 with his sixteen rB1rt Ford
sand 10 be one ot shv tAsresa dirt track
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Some tine IN 1919 wien hRc -
strsck us Indigestion and everything
looked gloomy 10 ne. reserved a tre-
sample of Chsres-lztns Tablets ~
NAL Exre then 3 trial znd they
we're ssch . help 10 ne that ho1gar
psckses z1d can trufhfuily ssy
that ! have No; had : similar attack
since writes wu- B. Wiser. Doug
,Assri1e, Pa
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Peace Treaty.


general belief tast The Germans VIII
zcreys the treaty terms. news dis
patches from Paris reflect 3 certain
amour. of 6oah. whether tie German
delegsies o. TIE present German gov
s-rneni VII sign the convention
French official circles are said %. ex-
pee. the immediate establishment Of :
radical SocisliE. administration.
rhseh 4 Is said nay sign fhe treaty
hus esen n shaf event i has been
Suggested the Aziez might not accept
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13

Alrr Byrd. oolorea Is oeAd and
Henry Rhaades also c0lored, is n
jasl ~ Ofmuleee he result Of fishf
tar q rirl. The rifl ssys both were
crazy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13

Cherokee Indians vii hold ihs-
annual celebration this rear On Tie
Sparinaw. A feature q Ire celekrs
lion VII ne q fish feast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-13

The law Is af1s- en- ors- 81 IN ls1.
Twenty-Five alleged vsolato-s Of The
Liquor laws were arrested yesterday.
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NoEats aas Installed Rotary cine
with = Membership Of -
Evening star., 1919-04-06
"The Test of Honor,

The combination of world-famous
etar in a screen vehicle by a popular
American novelist serves to make the
attraction at Loew's Palace Theater
the first four days of this week. be-
ginning today. of especial interest.
John Barrymore. a brother of Ethel
and Lionel Barrymore, will be the
picture star in THE Test of Honor"
a screen adaptation of e. Phillips
Oppenheim's novel. THE Malefactor. y
made into scenario by Eve CnselI
and directed by John S. Robertson.
The story concerns a wealthy Virgin
ian, whose infatuation for an unscru-
pulous woman not only results in a
prison sentence for him as the unin-
tentional slayer of the sirens hus-
band. but drives him into folly after
folly. from which he is finally res
cued by the love of young girl. The
picture cast includes Constance BIN
ney. now star of the stage success.
s39 East"
The last three days of the week
Dorothy Gish. star of Battling
Jane" Boots" and Hearts of the
World" will be pictured in a new
Characterization" Poppy Polly" which
shows new side of her comic YER
satility as prison reformer in a love
story OF true Gish appeal
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Little Comrade." "

At Loew's Columbia Theater the
first four days of this week, begin
ming today, Vivian Martin will be
the picture star in Little Comrade,"
a wholesome little love tale of a
farmerette who proves that wars can
be won with hoes and hearts and
as well as with munitions. 1t is a
magazine story by Juliet Wilbor
Tompkins. adapted to the screen by
Alice Eyton and directed by Chester
Whitney.
Genevieve Hale, the pampered
daughter of a wealthy family, sue
cumbs to the farmerette fancy and
braves the jeers of her friends to
stick to the job. Genevieve gets a
farmerette job at the Hubbard farm
about the time Bob Hubbard, the
pampered son of the Hubbard family.
is being semitic a training camp. Bob
hates Army life, and one night he
takes French leave to revisit his
home In the meantime Genevieve is
sickened of the farm work. but she
declines to quit Creeping up to his
home, Bob Hubbard finds the girl
lying in a potato patch. weeping.
There they sit and tell each other
their sorrows. and in the end she so
returns to camp and she returns to
work with lightened heart. There is
a little tangIe. but all ends happily.
The remainder of the week Louise
Huff will be pictured in her newest
success. "The Little Intruder" in the
role of a female detective, who rights
the domestic difficulties Of her client
and proves, in the end, to be her
clients own niece.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
"The WAY of the Strong


Moore's Rialto Theater this week
offers double bill in Metro's pic
turization of Ridgewell Cullum's
novel. 1.-The Way of the Strong" fea-
turing Anna Q. Nilsson, a story that
has it's inception IN Alaska and its
climax in the homes of the ultra
rich in New York, and "The Lure of
Alaska" in conjunction with which
DR.. Leonard S. Sugden, explorer. big
game hunter and lecturer. will appear
in person daily. The thrilling and
beautiful scenes revealed in this
series. which DR.. Sugden secured,
were taken by the Prizma process,
and show the Klondike of today in
all of the gorgeous tints of nature.
The customary comedy. the picturized
news events and Topics of the Day"
will also be shown.
The orchestral feature win be two
movements of Grieg's Peer Gynt
Suite"-"Anitras Dance" and "In the
Hall of the Mountain King"-ar-
ranged as an overture by Mr.. Brees-
kin. who also will play the aria from
Mile. Modiste" as a violin solo.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Of the picture. The title. Marie.
Ltd, refers to a fashionable 5th ave-
nue. shop, in which most of the ac-
ton is supposed to tranSpire. Drina
Hilliard, daughter of the proprietress,
sacrifices a promising career in order
to assist her mother in the conduct of
the shop and thus in some measure
repay the sacrifice made for her edu
cation. Her mothers subsequent ef
forts to marry her to rich but OBJ
jectionable rounder introduces many
complications. Secondary attractions
include the PriZma picture, "Cata
lima" in natures brilliant colorings
of wonderful island of the Pacific;
the comedy, ''Girlies and Grubbers."
and a Current Events reel. Commence
ing Thursday and the remainder of
the week spotlight Sadie,' the story
of a chorus girl who was different"
from the rest. featuring Mae Marsh:
the comedy. "a Skate at Sea-" and the
Hearst News will complete the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
"The Better 'Qle."

'The Better ole" the Bairnsfather-
Eliot contribution to the theater.
which has been playing to crowded
houses during the past week at the
enthusiastic praise from critics and
audiences, will be the attraction this
week at the Leader Theater, where
the famous reflex of the human side
of the great war will be reproduced
in motion picture form by the original
English company. 1t is easily one of
the notable pictures Of the year. just
as 1t has been a remarkable attrac-
tion for the legitimate stage. The
famous Three Muskrats" are imper-
sonated in the screen production by
Charles Rock as Old Bill Arthur
C1eve as Bert and Hugh E. Wright as
ALT. The film naturally is more elab-
crate than the stage play in scenic
environment
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Filnograns.

Bessie Barriscale is quoted as de-
ploring the decline of certain Ameri-
can institutions since the upheaval in
the world. The disappearance of the
odd fashioned mother who used to
spank her offspring with her slipper,
she SAYS. is distinct American n
tragedy.
French foreground is defined in
the movies as an art term for show
ing the full figure: "American fore
ground" the term for showing the fs-
ure from the knees upward.
Jackie Saunders, the sun-kissed
star Of the Pacific slope" back agair
on the job. after long absence
1.-The Foolish Age" cast for the
Mack Sennett comedy. released today,
presents Louise Fazenda. who want
ed a. sweetheart: Cheste- Conklin.
who was but quit: Joe Finiayson. an
aspirer: Phyllis Haver, a bankers s
daughter, and kala Iasha. disturber.
screen version is being made Of
the famous racing play, Checkers"
The Paramount-Artcraft publica-
ton, ''Progress-A Advance" states that
from summary or Information gain
cred from exhibitors it is learned that
in dry territory more money is now
in circulation and that the motion pic
ture exhibitor is getting the lions
share of the extra money.
A new artcraft picture for Elsie
Ferguson is to be called The Witness
for the Defense" Most Of the scenes
of desert and seashore with a back
ground of trees and jungle were filmed
near Miami, Fla.
rld-Pictures Corporation an
nounces that it is to distribute eight
super-pictures made the coming year
by Lewis Stone. the first of which is
called MANS Desire"
Twenty-six pictures representing
"the greatest plays and novels in the
English language" made in England.
also will be distributed by the World
corporation. These will include THE
Lyons Mail" 'Dombey & Son. and
Lady Widermere's Fam"
After vigorously disproving its for
mer contention that Theda Bara is
the best dressed woman screen STAR
the Fox News now establishes that
Madelaine Traverse is, and. furthermore.
1t adds that she has a fine collection
Of jewels and is keenly interested in
psychology. Her latest pictures deal
with psychology.
Dustin Farnum has already furnished
new motion picture to help in the
victory loan campaign this spring.
-
Evening star., 1919-04-06
A Washington studio.-word come.

A Washington Studio.-Word comes
that a movement is -afoot to produce
a >photoplay feature in Washington.
with view to the establishment of
a permanent studio here. Eddie Bald
win is the man who is to make the
undertaking and his present purpose,
he says, is to make big production
of from 1000 to $500 film feet, with
Washington talent. assisted by Ar
thur Smith. formerly connected with
the Kalem Company. as leading man
and chief assistant. Mr.. Smith, it is
said. is now in the Army and stationed
at Washington. but has secured per-
mission to wear civilian clothes for
picture posing. Rehearsals are to start
today, scenes being filmed at Rock
Creek bridge. on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at one of the open air picture
theaters and in one of the leading
hotels. Between $50 and 200 people
will appear at various times in the
scenes. it is said, and upon the sue
cess of the finished picture. which Mr.
Baldwin hopes may be exhibited at
one of the local picture houses, will
depend the permanent establishment
of a studio in Washington with a
capacity for two or three releases a
month
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Knickerbocker.

marie, Ltd" also will be shown at
CrandalPs knickerbocker today and
tomorrow. with The Midnight
Alarm" and a Hearst News reel. Tues
day and Wednesday Johnny, Get
Your Cum" a comedy drama with a
western locale, will feature Fred
stones third appearance as film
actor. "Peggy's Burglar" comedy:
what Uncle Sam Has Up His Sleeve"
and the Ford Weekly will also be
March, pictured in spotlight Sadie -
a comedy, "Reilly's Wash Day." and
the Prizma pictures will be shown.
and Saturday the talented juvenile
condolences. Jane and Katherine Lee,
will be seen in Smiles" together
with educational film, in Pyramid
Land"
Evening star., 1919-04-06

in Getting Married" Sunday and
Monday: Elsie Ferguson in The
Marriage Price" Tuesday and We'd
nesday. w. S. Hart in The Poppy
Girls Husband" Saturday.
STRAND-william Russell in Brass
Buttons
GARDEN-Margarita Fisher in
Molly of the Follies."
CRANDALL'S "The Marriage
Price" Sunday and Monday; The
Cambria Mask" featuring Alice Joyce,
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Madge
Kennedy in daughter of Mine. -
Thursday. and Marie. Ltd" the re-
mainder of the week.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Avenue Grand.

At Crandalrs Avenue Grand today
Tom Moore will be pictured in "A
Man and His Money" Tomorrow. Ethel
Clayton. in Maggie Pepper: Tues
day and Wednesday, Norma Talmadge.
in "A Probation Wife; Thursday,
Pauline Frederick. in Paid in Iull";
Friday, June Elvidge, in "The Love
Defender; Saturday. J. Warren Ker-
rigan. in 1.-The End of the Game"
Supplemental features also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Apollo.

At Candall's Apollo today and to-
morrow Marguerite Clark will be pic
tured in Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch; Tuesday. Montagu Love, in
THE Hand Invisible; Wednesday,
Tom Moore, in "A Man and His
Money; Thursday. Vivian Martin. in
you Never Saw Such Girr'; Friday.
J. Warren Kerrigan, in "The End of
the Game: Saturday. Kitty Gordon.
in 'The dwelling Hand" Supple
mental pictures will be shown daily.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Next Weeks New Photop|ays

PALACE-Marsuerit Clark in Let's
Elope,"> the first half of the week, and
Dorothy Dalton in THE Home Breaker
the last half. =
COLUMBIA-Bryant Washburn in
Something to 30 until Thursday
and Kitty Gordon in The Unveiling
Hand" the remainder of the week.
METROPOLITAN-M Davies
in Getting Mary Married. the first
half of the week, and Mollie King
in Suspense" the last half.
KNICKERBOCKER Davies
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Carolina.

The Carolina will offer today "Ro-
nance of Happy Valley; tomorrow.
Alice Brady. in 1.-THE World 70 Live
In: Tuesday, Bryant Washburn. in
Venus in the East; Wednesday,
Marguerite Clark. in 1.-The Crucible":
Thursday, June Elvidge. in Courage
for Two" Friday. DOROTHY Dalton. in
Hard Boiled: Saturday. Anita Stew.
art, in "VirtuouS Wives"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, William Fav-
ersham. pictured in THE Silver King;
Sunday matinee only, Houdini. in third
episode of The Master Mystery
Monday. Made in America" third cpl
sodeH Tuesday, J. Warren Kerrigan
in The Drifters"; Wednesday, Doro-
Town: Thursday. G. X. Lincoln, in
"Fighting Through; Friday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew. in "Once Mason
also Below Zero" Universal comedy
and Saturday. William Russell, in
where the West Begins; matinee
only, Francis Ford, in The Silent
Mystery" episode No. IL.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Garden

At Moore's Garden Theater the first
four days of this week '"The Wolf
Woman" featuring Louise Glaum,
will be shown. Pictured in the sup
port are Charles Ray and Howard
Hickman. The production was per-
sonally directed by Thomas H. Ince
The last three days Billie Burke is
announced as the star in Peggy"
supported by William H. Thompson.
The daily bill will include supple
mental features and orchestral ac-
compartment
Evening star., 1919-04-06
New Navy.

Today, Gladys Brockwel1. in '"rhe
Forbidden Room; tomorrow, William
Desmond, in THE Prodigal Liar:
Tuesday. Ruth Clifford. in 1.-The Games
Up" also Pearl White. in THE Light
ming Raiders; Wednesday. Jane and
Katherine Lee, in Smiles: Thursday
Hale Hamilton, in Johnny on the
Spot; Friday. Henry b. Walthall. in
"A Still Small Voice" and Saturday.
Martin Johnson's "Cannibals of the
South Sea-"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Henry Wal
thall. in False Faces; Tuesday.
Marion Davies, in 'The Belle of New
York.; Wednesday. Monroe Salisbury
in '"The Millionaire Pirate" also Hou-
dini, in The Master Mystery; Thurs
day. Dorothy Dalton. in Hard Boil
ed"; Friday, Marguerite. Clark, in
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch,
and Saturday. Montagu Love, in 1.-The
Hand Invisible"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Savoy.

At Crandall's Savoy today and to-
morrow Norma Talmadge will be pic
tured in The Probation Wife: Tues
day, J. Warren Kerrigan, in The End
of the Came; Wednesday, Lima Cava-
lieri, in 1.-TWO Brides; Thursday. June
EIvidge. in The Love Defender: Fri
day. Tom Moore, in "A Man and His
Money" Saturday, Constance Tai.
madge. in Experimental Marriage" "
and n's ?. Chester conhlinl in The Village
Truxton.
Today, Clara Kimball Young. in
Cheating Cheaters"; tomorrow, Alma
Ruebens, in ''Sacret Marriage; Tues
day. Edith Roberts. in ''Set Free;
Wednesday. Constance Talmadge, in
Up the Road With Sally; Thursday
Florence Reed. in "A Woman's Law /;
Friday, Clara williams. in Carmen o.
the klondyke"; Saturday. Gail Kane
and Stuart Holmes. in when Men Be
traN'
Evening star., 1919-04-06
"Marie, Ltd

At Crandall's Metropolitan the first
Aalf of the week an unusual treat is
promised in Marie, Ltd.." starring
Alice Brady and featuring a brilliant
exhibition of advance styles in mil
Sinery creations as an incidental part
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Princess.

The Princess offers today, Bryant
Washburn. in Venus in the East;
tomorrow, Marguerite Clark, in 1.-The
Crucible"; Tuesday, June Elvidge, in
Courage for Two; Wednesday, Dor.
othy Dalton. in Hard Boiled: Thurs
day. Anita Stewart, in "Virtuous
Wives: Friday. Cecil B. De Miles
Don't Change Your Husband; Saturr
day. Marian. Davies, in ''The. Belle OF
New York"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
New Raphael.

Today, Mrs. Charlie Chaplin (Mil-
dred Harris). in when a Girl Loves /;
Tuesday. Alice Brady. in 1.-The World to
las the Sun Went Down; Thursday.
William Farnum, in 1.-THE Man Hunter
and Friday, June Elvidge, in 'The Bluff
fer"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Strand,

"a Midnight Romance" Lois Web
er's artistic photoplay production.
featuring Anita Stewart. will be
shown at Moore's Strand Theater the
first four days of this week. Miss
Stewart has the role of a young wom-
an of noble birth forced by circum-
stances to accept employment as a
chambermaid, in a resort hotel. and
Juanita Hansen, the role of an ad-
venturess. who attempts to extort
money from the young millionaire
who falls in love wfia the maid.
Thursday and the remaining days of
the week the feature will be "The
Turn in the Road" featuring Helen
Jerome Eddy. Master Ben Alexander,
George Nichols, Pauline Curley and
Winter Hall
Supplemental features will be shown
daily to orchestral accompaniment
Evening star., 1919-04-06
American.

Today. Dorothy Dalton, pictured in
Hard Boiled" Tomorrow. Cecil B.
De Miles production. Don't Change
Your Husband; Tuesday. Pauline
Frederick, THE Women on the In
dex"; Wednesday. Montagu Love- in
THE Hand Invisible; Thursday, Alice
Joyce. in The Lion and the Mouse; /;
Friday, Elsie Ferguson. in His Paris
ian Wife; SATURDAY. Anita Stewart
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Liberty.

Today. William Farnum, in The
Man pter"; tomorrow. Enid Ben
nett, ~ Happy Though Married;
! Tuesday, Dorothy Dalton. in Hard
Boiled; Wednesday, Rex Beachs pro-
duction, "The Brand; Thursday,
George Walsh. in Never Say Quit:
Friday, Jack Pickford. in -"Freckles."
and Saturday, Charles Ray, in "The
Girl Dodger."
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Plaza.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday Dus-
tin Farnum will be pictured in The
Man in the Open; Wednesday and
Thursday. Pauline Frederick, in "Sold";
Friday and Saturday, Sessue Hayakawa,
in "a Heart in Pawn"
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Circle.

Today. Dorothy Dalton. pictured in
tured in 1.-The Breed of Men," Tomor-
row. Charles Ray, in '"The Girl Dod-
ger" and Houdini, in Master Mys-
terry" No. II; Tuesday. Lima Cavalieri.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
Crandall's.

California in "the golden days of
'"The End Of the Came" featuring J.
Evening star., 1919-04-06

Warren Kerrigan. the film shown at
Crandall's today and tomorrow. 1t is
the story of a young southerner who
drifts into the gold camps in search of
adventure and lives the life of the pro-
fessional gambler until he falls in love
with 4 girl. pictured by Lois Wilson.
about whom center stirring events.
Tuesday and Wednesday "A Man
and His Money" will feature Tom
Moore in hair-raising stunts as an
exponent of light comedy. Johnny.
Get Your Cum featuring Fred Stone,
will be shown Thursday. and the re-
naming days of the week Expert
mental Marriage" starring Constance
Talmadge and Harrison Ford.
Evening star., 1919-04-06
III "THE BETTER OLE Leader
Revere.

Today. Elsie Ferguson will be pic
tured in His Partisan Wife: tonior-
row. Bryant Washburn, in Venus in
the East; Tuesday, Anita Stewart. in
"Virtuous Wives; Wednesday. Con-
stance Talmadse. in "A Pair Of Silk
Stockings: Thursday. Marguerite
Clark. in 1.-The Crucibte": FRIDAY. June
Elvidge, in "The Moral Deadlne": Sat
urtlay Virginia Pearson, in Buchanan S
Wife,