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tion with the unfolding Of the plot.
chief among which 10 that Of Juliette.
billed ~ "the ragtirne violinist-"


Lyesun-qGils-a-lGinute 0irls.s
The ..dile-a~Iflnuts Girls" who will
be presented 1t the Lycsum Theatsr
beginning with . matinee today. by
William X. Wells. tells the STORY of
it, success in It's titls for the name
sugrssts the two essentials OF good
btrlesQue show, speed and girls.
I"whirling Around" Is the name Of
the plotless novelty to be offered ip
two. acts and seven scenes. Comedy
OF the original sort 10 served up BY
Ambark Ali. Benny Howard. Billy
Barry, Ida Blanchard. Pearl Briggs.
Jessie Hiatt, George Brennan and
Jimmy Holly. The chorus Of superb
beauties will be seen to advantage in
uniquely stage numbers put on by
Ramond Perez They are said to
show exceptional vocal ability in ren-
dsring the songs written especially
for the "Mile-a-Minute Girls" by Hal
Dyson. TIE program includes amons
many special features the exhibit OF
Delphine and her models. which ID
shown in an impressive Palace OF
Art setting.
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which would Otherwise make him IT.
bsnedciaxy. ~ lucky accident ths
press agent Ands . petrs6sd bestis
which not only obtains rsoognittou for
him At the hands Of his swssthsart's
scientific father but also satisnes tbs
rsauirsmsuts Of the Will Gathered In
support Of Mr.. Blackwell are such no.
table screen players a. Evelyn Greeley.
Charles Sutton, Jack Drummer and
others.
All Colunbla featured attractions are
supplemented by addsd musical and
nlm subjects Of the Columbia program
MSSre's Rialte-sr0ton.s
.roton," IN which Olivs< Thomas
VIII be pictured at Noore's Ralto
Theater throughout the current week.
is q photoplay revelation Of life ~ II
is really lived in the Paris studios
mat viii appeal to all discriminating
pscturs lovers a. q thoroughly anthem
uo and eminentiy artistic reflection
The Washington herald., 1919-03-23
hubert-Belsseo-AE Of Youth.

hubert-Belssco-E of Youth
Eyes OF Youth" a play Of special
7terest is announced as the attrnr-
on at the shubert-Belasco Theater
hr one week beginning tonight.
ith the usual matinees on wednes-
'iy and Saturday. Not, only does
us production bring Alma Tell to
Washington but II also brings a
dov whose success has been well
Established. having played for one
ear az the Maxine Elliott Theater.
sw York City.
Little need be said as regards the
lstrfonic abilities of Miss Tell other
ian the fact that she has achieved
srnarkable strides toward the goal
success In many stage produc-
ons of recent years. The most
oted Of these and the one that in
'oduced Miss TelLas a star to the
1eater-going public was Peg o.
y Heart" 1t is believed that in
tis onering, Miss Ten has one Of
re best roles Of her career.
Eyes OF Youth" Is the work of
ak MARGIN and Charles Guernon
nd through its novel and original
OF development. has earned the
stinctfon Of being something dfr-
rent In the way Of stage enter
.inments- Due to the fact that this
'oduction was able to play for an
1tire year to capacity audiences in
1e metropolitan city proves con-
usiveiy that the authors have Of
red something of particular in
rest and one the management feels
III interest and entertain the Be-
SEQ clientele.
1t is story in three acts which
ciude four separate episodes
dese episodes are supposed to
anspire IN the crystal in which the
eroine Of the play sees her future.
. the girl Is brought face TO face
ith various alternatives, every
lentualtty of her possible future
revealed to her In the crystal bali
re may choose an operatic career.
le may marry q rich suitor, she
sy remain home and take care of
r family. or she may marry the
an she loves. The life she will
I'd In any one Of these careers Is
own and vfsualised on the stage.
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raxRar-Aubinstefn Club, Tuesday.
Ampartte rarrar. brilliant young
lyric soprano from California. who
has been winning golden opinions Of
the famous music critics Of New York
and Canada, viii be the assisting ar
tist 1t The second concert Of the sea-
son BY the Rubinstein Club, at the
Masonic Temple Auditorium, Thir-
teenth street and New York avenue
tuesday evening at $50 o'clock.
The program will include. by ths
Rubanstein Club: Wanderers Evan
Ing Song Rubinstsin); "The water
Spr1tes Revenge" chorus for vomen,s
voices (Kersl BsndsD, with soprano
solo by Miss Farrar; sTndian eum-
mer." written for the Nubinstsin c,ho-
rus (HarrS Patterson Hopkins; "si-
lently ewaying on the Waters Quiet
BreastI George W. Chadwick): :
'Anonlight' (Robert echumann). WITH
violin obligato by Mr.. Jan CARRIER:
"Andalusian Love Song" fRe,nhold y.
Herman. and ITO Sylvia" (Frans
schubert).
Selections By Miss Farrar: Air fror,
''Manon'"(J. Massenet); ''Ei Celoso''
Of. Averes); "czavslitos" u. VAL
verde): DO Not Go, NY Iowa. m
Haseman); when Chloris sleeps
Homer samuels); 'ymilin' Through.
arthur A. PENN; Here Are Fsiries
Nat the Bottom Of Our Garden Gisa
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ID. f. Ketrh's Vaudeville.

Gus Edwards and company Of
comedians and girls will present
The Welcome Home Review" at B.
T. Keith's Theater this week. Mr..
The Washington herald., 1919-03-23
Gayety-Tke Twsatieth Century
Malds.1


"AIi in Fun" lis the title Of the Of
fernE which 10 to be presented by
THE Twentieth Century Maids" At
the Gayety Theater this week. and It
is said that no title could be more
clearly suggestive Of the character Of
the entertainment, SO rich is II In de-
llghtfully humorous situations. Jim
Barton, eccentric comedian sxtraor-
dlnary, is featured in the role Of Box
Car Bennie." an escaped lunatic, Q
part which affords him abundapt
opportunities to delight his audi-
ences, of which he takes fun ad-
vantage.
He is rendered capable support by
such eminent principals as Billy
Barnes, Joseph Opp, Florence Bel
mont Madlyn Worth, Tillie Barton,
Edward Golden. Julietts Belmont,
Frank Lowell, Arthur Young and
Toby Lyons. A chorus of twenty
oomely and vivacious girls complete
the cast.
Especially elaborate IL the scenic In
vestiture, and ten changes are made
before the fall Of the Anal curtain
These include representations Of the
conservatory Of q wealthy New York.
er's mansion. q book and flower shop
on Broadway. the exterior Of . Ia
nous navy yard, a scene in Iceland. a
prohibition town. the exterior and
finally the stage of the famous Metro
politan Opera House in New York.
Several entertaining vaudeville num-
bers are to be introduced In conJunc-
The Washington herald., 1919-03-23
N.tfs.sL.rh. C.n.r1-

cach season New York sees the
oduction Of one outstanding musical
medy success, which. by reason of
oriiiisnce OF its cast the hunor
: its story. the popular appeal Of
The Washington herald., 1919-03-23

Edwards will appear in person. VIM
cent ODonnell. Tho KID AcCor-
mack" 10 another popular member
Of the coming funmaksrs. Inter-
sperssd are many new Edwards
songs.
Allan Rogers, the young American
tenor. II q special stellar attraction,
~ also e. r. Albee's presentation OF
Art" explained as inspired by~oar
and presented In life" Other note
worthy additions will be Dooley and
Sales in another phase Of will Ter,
jim" Sidney Phillips. Jane and Err
win Connolly In Tho Tale OF .
Shirt" Patten and Marks, The Girl
in the Air" the Pathe news pictorial
and other supplementary pleasures
Today at s and 8:15 p. m. the bill
will be led by Mile. Dazie. Bernard
Granville and Mabel McCane with all
the other present week offerings
added.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
POLL TAXES ESSENTIAL
IN SPECIAL ELECTION
Virginia Official Rules on Quail
dcations in Eighth District
on May 81.

RICHMOND. Va. May 7.-Properly
qualified persons must be paid up on
poll tax to vote in the eighth Virginia
district special election to be held
May 27. when a successor to Repre-
sentative Carlin is to be chosen, the
office of the attorney general of Vir-
ginia here has de ecided.
In answer to a letter from Charles
T. Jesse of Rosslyn. Va. asking re-
garding the rights of certain men to
participate in the election. Assistant
Attorney General Josiah D. Hank. jr,
replied:
TT is manifest that In the special
election referred to by you. all per-
sons will be qualified to vote who
have paid. on or before December 10.
1918. all state poll taxes assessed or
assessable against them for 1916,
1917 or 1918. Or course, persons COM
ing Of age after 1916 would only
have to pay for the succeeding years.
The code Of Virginia provides, it is
Evening star., 1919-05-07
PERSHlNG NAMES a.
WHO GET D. S. CROSS
List Cabled to War Department
Contains Three Officers and
FL Enlisted Men.

The War Department made public
today a cable from Gen. Pershing
announcing the names Of four OFF,
GERS and twenty-one enlisted men
to whom he has awarded the distin-
guished service cross for gallantry
in action. The officers are Capts.
Christie F. Mccormick. Alva, Okla.
and Charles Z. Wise. Mankato. Mimi: !:
Lieuts. Robert E. Motley. Verden,
Ill. and Harold J. King. deceased.
Manistee. Mich. The enlisted men are
Sergts Samuel e Casaga. Chicago;
Lawrence f. Rue, St Louis; Joseph
G. Lynch. White Plains. N. Y. and
Thomas p. OHagan, Belfast Ireland.
Corp. John c. Manning. Whorton.
Tex; Wallis H Sturtevant. Fitch
burg Mass; Anthony NJ. Wallace.
Bridgeport. Conn: Michael J. Cullen,
Chicago; Clarence H Bunyard. Hol-
landale. Miss: Thomas OKelly, Chi
cago and Thomas J. OKeefe, de-
ceased. Chicago. Privates Daniel T.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
ADJUSTMENTS
San Carlo Grand Opera.

Washington will have it's only
season of grand opera next week.
when the San Carlo Grand Opera
Company will come to the Shubert-
Belasco Theater for nine perform
ances. beginning Monday evening.
with the charming Wolf-Ferrari
opera, Secret of Suzanne" and Il
Pagliacci," with Salazar in the role
of Canio; Tuesday. Lucia di Lammer-
moor" will introduce the famous
coloratura, Queena Mario: Wednes-
day matinee, Tales of Hoffman" will
be given with Queena Mario in the
roles of Olympia and Antonio and
Agostini as the poet. Hogman:
Wednesday evening. Aida" will be
sung with Alice Eversman, the Wash
ington artist. and Salazar in the cast; (;
Thursday. Jewels of the Madonna"
will present Elizabeth Amsden and
Agostini Friday. La Boheme" will
again bring Queena Mario as Mimi;
Saturday matinee offering will be
Madame Butterfly" with Marcella
Craft as Clio Clio San, and Saturday
evening. Estelle Wentworth will be
the Leonora in I'll Trovatore," with
SalaZar as Manrico.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
COMMUNITY OPERA FOR LOAN

The Community Opera Of Washing
ton gave selections from "The Bo-
hemian Girl" at a victory liberty loan
meeting at Liberty Hut last night. A
large audience listened with appre-
ciotion to the delightful music. Men,
bers OF the cast participating were
Gladys Price. Marie Culp, James L.
Young, Oliver Mellum. Frederic l..
Pratt, Edouard Albion. director, and
Rollin Bond. conductor. The COM
Peter Dykema.
John Barrett, director of the Pan
American Union. introduced the
speakers and opened the rally,
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Have Color in Cheeks
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-compIex.
fon paIIid-tongue coated-appetite
poor-you have a bad taste in your
mouth-a lazy, no-good feeling
you should take Olive Tablets.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets
substitute for calomel-were pre-
pared by DIR. Edwards after seven.
teen years of study with his pa.
tients.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil You will know them
by their olive color.
To have a clear, pink skin, bright
eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy
ancy like childhood days you must
get at the cause.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomeH
yet have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome
constipation. That's why millions
of bpxes are sold annually at 1oc
and 25c per box.
All druggists.
Take one or two nightly and note
the pleasing results,
Evening star., 1919-05-07
GOES TO SHIPPING BOARD.
Henry N. Robinson Of Pasadena,
Cal. Succeeds c. r. Page.

Henry NJ. Robinson of Pasadena,
of the shipping board to succeed
Charles r. Page of San Francisco.
who recently resigned. The announce
ment was made at the White House
Mr.. Robinson is q native of Ohio
and a graduate of Cornell University
He has been connected with number
of mining. engineering and manufac-
turing enterprises and has had ex-
perence in shipbuilding.
Mr.. Robinson came to Washington
as "doIlar-a-year" man and served
with the Council of National Defense
and later became assistant to Chair
man Hurley of the shipping board.
After the signing of th ,armtstice he
assembled the data on oping to be
used by the peace conference. In
January he went to Europe as spe
cia shippfne- commissioners
Evening star., 1919-05-07

stated, that at any special election.
held on or before the second Tues
day in June in any year. any per-
son shall be qualified to vote who is
otherwise qualified and has person
ally paid at least six months prior to
the second Tuesday in June of that
year all state poll taxes assessed or
assessable against him during the
three years next preceding that in
which such special election is held"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Getting Fitted.

Tho fair customer want to get
one OF these silk shirts for friend OF
mine. Size fifteen.
The Observation-Disclosures Very
well. ma'am. What length OF sleeve:
The customer don't know exact
ly. But his arm reaches around hero
Qndicating) and I'm a thirty-six.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Love Laughs"

Love Laughs" a comedy in three
acts by George d. Parker, will be
seen for the first time locally at the
Shubert Garrick next week, begin
ming min sI,ia sunday evening: "Propinauity."
Webster. is nearness Of place. time or
relationship. have served the author
as the foundation for his story. The
cast will include Jessie Glendenning,
Lionel Adams. Katherine Alexander.
Harold Hendee. Harold West, Ida
Waterman. Arthur Allen. Charles
Greene and Beatrice Yorke.
Evening star., 1919-05-07

Sunday, Mabel Normand. in Tho
Pest: Monday and Tuesday. William
S. Hart. in The Poppy Gtrfs Hus-
bandr': Wednesday and Thursday.
Robert Harron and Clarfne Seymour.
in D. W. Grifiith's The Girl Who
Stayed at Home: Friday, Three Green
Eyes and Saturday, Alice Brady, in
Red Head"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Empire.

Sunday and Monday, Anita Stewart,
in "A Midnight Romance: Tuesday,
Albert Ray and Elinor Fair. in Mar
ried in Haste; Wednesday,. Sessue
Hayakawa and Tsuru Aoki. in THE
Allison. in The Island Of Intrigue
Friday. Monroe Salisbury, In THE
Light of Victory" and Saturday,
Gladys Brockwe1l, in The Forbidden
Room"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Circle.

Sunday. William S. Hart in The
Poppy Girls HUSBAND: Monday.
Ethel Clayton. in "Pettgrew's Girr';
Tuesday. Enid Bennett. In Partners
Three: Wednesday. Kitty Gordon and
Irving Cummings. in THE Scar !;
Thursday. Pauline Frederick. in "One
Week of Life; Friday. Marion Davies,
in Getting Mary Married" and Sat
urday. Vivian Martin, in Little Com
rade."
Evening star., 1919-05-07

Brosnahan. Holyoke, Mass: Arthur
Kruger. Chicago; Walter D. White.
deceased. Byron. N. Y: Matthew w.
Forsyth. tr., deceased. Philadel-
phia: Angelo Gillottie. New York
city; William B. Main, Rouseville.
Pa; William p. White. New York
city; George Bullian. Mendoza, Wash:
George NJ Thompson. Springdale,
Pa, and George F. Schultz. New Buff
falo, Mich.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Knickerbocker.

At the Knickerbocker. Her Code Of
Honor" starring Florence Reed, Will
be shown Sunday and Monday; Let
Elope," featuring Marguerite Clark.
Tuesday and Wednesday; Leah Baird
in "As a Man Thinks" Thursday and
Friday, and Bessie Love in The Yam
kee Princess" Saturday.
The daily bill will include shorter
aim features and special music.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Carolina.

Sunday. Bryant washburn. in "The
Poor Boob: Monday. Mary Pickford.
in Rags; Tuesday, Billie Burke, in
Good Gracious. Annabelle''; Wednes-
day, Marguerite Clark in Three Men
and a Girl: Thursday. June Elvidge
and Madge Evans, in The Love De-
fender: Friday. Billie Rhodls. in
THE Love CALL" and Saturday, The
Unchastened Woman"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Photoplay Features.
Metropolitan.

Sunday through Wednesday at Gran
dalls Metropolitan. Florence Reed
will be featured in 'Her Code Of
Honor" supported by William Dos
mond. Thursday and through satur-
day will be shown "As Man Thinks"
filmed from the stage play OF the
same name, with Leah Baird as the
pictured star. Supplemental Aims and
musical features will be added daily.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Florida.

Sunday, William Farnum in The
Man Hunter: Monday, Peggy Hy
land in Caught in the Act; Tues
day. Rex Beach's Laughing Bill
Hyde; Wednesday, Gladys Brockwell
in The Call of the Sour: Thursday,
Francis Ford in THE Silent Mystery; !;
Friday, Mary MacLaren in "The
Secret Marriage; Saturday, Mae
Marsh in Hidden Fires"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
"His Night at the Club"

Julian Eltinge will appear at the
National next week at the head of a
revue, under his own management, in
a sketch written by himself and June
Mathis, called His Night at the
all the curves of Eltinge's art as a
feminine impersonator. New songs
have been provided by Cora McGeacy,
whose genious has been expended
also in the wardrobe.
Marjorie Bennett, sister Of Enid Ben
nett: Velma Whitman. Arthur Shirley
and Sina Nakada. The act is staged
under the direction of Fred Niblo.
Some of the performers in the
Revue" are Sydney Grant, Dainty
Marie" Eddy Duo. Cleo Gascoigne.
Leo Beers and Carvtlle and Gorhada.
Among the Eltinge impersonations
will be The Vampire" The Bride"
THE Bathing Girl and I'm Society"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
SAVOY.

Sunday and Monday, William g.
Hart and Juanita Hansen, in "The
Poppy Girls HUSBAND; Tuesday
Mabel Normand. in The Post; We'd
Experience; Thursday, Three Green
Eyes; Friday, Ethel Clayton, in Pet
tigrew's Girl"; Saturday, Enid Ben
nett, in Partners Three"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Home.

Sunday, Mary Pickford in Rags
Monday. Billie Burke in Good era
cious, Annabelle''; Tuesday, Mar
guerite Clark in Three Men and a
Girr': Wednesday. June Elvidge anu
Madge Evans in The Love Defender"
Thursday, Billie Rhodes in The Love
CalT'; Friday. The Unchastened
Woman; Saturday. Dorothy Dalton
in "Extravagance"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Columbia.

Sunday and the first half of next
week william s. Hart will be featured
at the Columbia Theater in his new
est production. THE Money Corral
The last three days of next week
Vivian Martin will be featured In
The Home Town Girl"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Revere.

lermann. in Queen OF the sea-: Tues
day. Wallace Reid. in Alias Mike
Moran; Wednesday, Alice Brady. In
Marie, Ltd; Thursday, Geraldine
Farrar, in Temptation: Friday, Marie
Osborne. in "sawdust DOLL" and Sat
urday. Lila Lee, in Puppy Love-"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Palace.

Sunday and the first half of next
week, Marguerite Clark will be~fea-
tured at the Palace in Come Out Of
the Kitchen" an adaptation Of Ruth
day and the last half of next week
the Washington showings will be
given of Dorothy Dalton's latest sue
cess, The Lady of Red Butte"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
LyHum.

Broadway Bellies" featuring Evelyn
Ferris and Marie Baker. with wrestling
and Friday nights and a
perfect form contest Thursday night.
viii be next weeks attractions at tho
Lyceunl.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
TruXton.

Sunday and Monday, THE Turn Of
Peggy Docs Her Darndest": Wednes-
day. Olive Thomas, in "Toton"; Thurs
day. William Desmond, in white
washed Wallis; Friday, Marie Osborne,
In Sawdust DOLL" and Saturday,
NaZimova, in Toys of Fate"
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Lyric.

Sunday. William Farnum. in '"The
The Master Mystery'); Monday, Mary
Miles Minter. in ''The Intrusion Of
Isabel; Tuesday, Mrs. Charlie Chap
lin, In Borrowed Clothes: wednes-
day. Gladys Brockwell. in The For
hidden Room: Thursday, Madame
Traverse. in Gambling in Souls"
Friday, Billy West. in The Chauf-
feur." "A Wild Woman" and Mixed
Wives: Saturday. Olive Thomas. in
''Toton," and Tom and Jerry Mix
Supplemental features will be shown
daily
Evening star., 1919-05-07
American,

Sunday. Marguerite Clark. In Three
Men and a Girl"; Monday, Dorothy
Dalton. in 'Extravagance"; Tuesday.
Elsie Ferguson. in The Marriage
Price; Wednesday. Pauline Freder-
ick, in "One Week OF Life: Thurs
day. Albert Ray. in Married In
Haste" Friday, Earle Williams, in
The Man Who Would Not Tell:
Saturday, Annette Ksllermann, in
The Queen of the Sea."
Evening star., 1919-05-07
FOR USE ON PUBLIC ROADS.
Motor Trucks Worth $45, 900, 900
Transferred to Agriculture Dept.

More than $45, 200. 900 worth OF mo-
tor trucks have been turned over to
the Department of Agriculture by the
War Department and are ready to be
distributed to the various state high
way departments through the bureau
of public roads. II was announced
here today.
The trucks. numbering about 10000.
and a majority of which are new. are
part Of the surplus left on the
hands of the War Department when
the war ended. They are to be dis
tributed to the states under a pro-
vision Of the post Office appropriation
bill and must be used on road con-
struction work.
NJ. Eenizelos, Grecian statesman,
n xrr{fo uyitb hoth ho ndo a1n,
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Crandall's.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. "A
Woman's Experience" featuring Mary
BoIand; Wednesday and Thursday,
Alice Brady, in her latest release.
Rod Head; Friday and Saturday.
Geraldine Farrar in Tho Stronger
Vow" with supplemental features and
Evening star., 1919-05-07
"Not Yet, Marie" !"

Not Yet Marie," a musical frivolity
of Broadway vaudeville. will lead the
bill at B. F.. Keith's Theater next
week. Harry Watson and company
will present, under the direction Of
Jack Norworth, sketch called
young Battling Kid Dugan." based
on the telephone scene in the odds
and Ends" revue. Valerie Bergere.
the emotional star. and company will
offer Little Cherry Blossom" ;"
Charles O1cott, singing comedian,
will render "A Comic Opera n Ten
Minutes" Helene Davis OF the
"Everywoman" production. Davis and
Darnall, Belle sister. Buch brothers,
and the kinograms will swell the
measure Of fun.
Sunday at and Sis Pm. this
weeks program will be continued.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
among the Girls"

At Polls Theater the attraction
next week will be Among the
Girls" Selwyn and Company's new
musical production.
AS a pure piece Of fun, it is an.
nounced. Among the Girls" has no
equal on the stage this season. In
plot it is the story of Seven
Chances" The book was written by
Roi Cooper Megrue and Henry Bios
som. Both have enviable regulations
as writer's of clever comedies. The
lyrics belong to Mr.. Blossom, and
Raymond Hubbell supplied the mu-
sic R H. Burnside. general director
of the New York Hippodrome. staged
the production by permission OF
Charles B. Dillingham;.
The cast. headed by Percival
Knight and Denman Maley. includes
Earl Benham. Evelyn Cavanaugh
CoraliDn Wade, Renee Delting. Bev-
erly West, George A. Wright. sr,
Edith Burton and Florence Deshon
The production is gorgeous and the
gowns, it is announced. are beyond
the power of mere man to describe.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Our $3.50
Waists
$2.98

beautiful summer models in
d China silk, striped tub silk,
Georgine, crepe de chino and
plaid wash satin. Two-in-one COL
lars. fiat collars and round collars.
Tailored, semi-tailored and trim
med styles. Sizes 38 to 46 in the
lot, but not in each kind. White,
light shades, plaids and stripes.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
Toilet Goods

sI.25 2-quart hot-water bottle,
SOC.
.5c Peroxide Cream. 17c. -
Java Rice Face Powder. 3Sc.
Pound Can Talcum Powder, 1Oc.
WIilinms' shaving Cream. >Sc.
DER Kiss Face Powder. Soc.
MelbaIine Face Powder. 2Sc.
Mary t,ardcn- Azur"n ssier fsj-s
Melba and I.Ov'me Perfumes, trial
bottle, each 35c. ;
Harriet Hubbard Ayers Face
Powder, -OOc. IL
Evening star., 1919-05-07
New Navy,

Sunday. Sessue Hayakawa, in
Hearts in Pawn; also Billy West, in
"Lured"; Monday. Olive Thomas, in
The Sealed Envelope: also Pea II
White. in lightning Raiders": We'd
nesday, Gladys BrockwelL, in Pitfalls
of a Big City; Thursday, "Broncho
Billy" In "A Son of q Gun: Friday.
William Russell. in ''Brass Buttons d
and Saturday, May Allison, in 'Island
Of Intrigue"