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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-10
,ARMORED CARS IN
 PALESTINE STREETS

Constantinople, July 10-Jerusalem gdespetches assert that when Sir Her bert Samuel, high. commissioner In Palestine. entered Jerusalem June 30, he was escorted by eight armored cars bearing machine guns. The despatches added that the streets were cleared to prevent a demonstration in opposi- tion to the establishment of the Jew 6sh national home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-10
OuT OE LUCK

The Lady in the Fur Coat-There Igoes Mrs. Emmingway; am sorry for the poor dear! ! Her Friend with the Feathers
 Why, wot's Ter trouble? 'Ayen't you 'eard? Since she's got
 the sack from munitions she 'ad to pawn Ter pearls.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-10
THE PAIN REMAINS IN SPAIN

Second Class Scout: If Germs come from Germany and Parasites come from Paris, what comes from Ireland
 Tenderfoot: Search me-.
 Second Class Scout: Mike Crobes. Life.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-17
RANDOLPH P. HAMBY AN
 NOUNCES FOR RE- ELECTION

In the proper column of today's News will be found the formal an- nouncement of Randolph P. Hamby, who is seeking reelection to the of- flee of Mayor of Prescott, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, February 24.
 Mir. Hamby's administration, asmay- or of the city, has been one of efficien- cy and the clean and conservative man. ner in which he has discharged the dutes of his office through each term he has been at the masthead of the municipal government, justifies us in saying that Mir. Hamby we'll deserves the loyal support of the entire citizen ship of the city. Although he has no opposition for the office to which he asks reelection, every voter should take the opportunity of the ballot to express his approval of Mir. Hamby's splendid record as mayor Of our city.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-17
 BUY NOW

80a 5mi Prescott on Public Road Rural Mail and Telephone line. Right at school house and church all fenced
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The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-17
FREE

;s-s-:s-::s,s:.::--:--::--:: '<' aliIbnr Haltom of Poeahontas came in today on a few days business visit. Porter Bros. Steam Laundry win give you satisfaction-phone 2ss. led8. Am receiving new suits and spring coats daily-caIl and sec me Mrs. T. c. Moody. 2-l4
 Miss Norma McMillian of Stamps
 was in Hope yesterday. guest at the Hotel BarIow.-Star of Hope.
 Mrs 4. s. Buchanan and little dau-
 ghter. went down to Texaraana this morning and spent a few hours.
 Prescott has an up to date laundry try it and you will become reg ular customer. 16dS
 Miss Muriel Mack spent yesterday in Prescott, the guest of Mrs. ". L. Caruthers.-Arkadelphia Daily News.
 We are glad to report the improved condition of Dr. s. J. Hesterly who has been i'll for the past few days.
 Just received a beautiful line of voiles and georgette waists, also new fancy skirts. Mrs. T. G. Moody. 2-17
 The Young Ladies' Missionary Soc iety of the Methodist church will meet this evening at 7:30 with Miss Marion Smyth.
 Mrs. Colin McRae of Washington, D. C., arrived in the city this morning and is the guest of Hon. and Mrs. Thos. C. McRae.
 Douglas Brooks of Little Rock, trav- cling for the Crow-Burlingame Con- pany of that city, was calling on local customers here today.
 R. B. Hardy, manager of the Gem Theatre, is the latest adherant to the Flu epidemic. Mr. Hardy was taken i'll last Saturday night
 Edward J. Sullivan, the linotype op- orator in the News office is expected back the latter part of this week from a visit with homefolks at Lonoke
 John N. Hubbard and William E. Ward have been appointed by the post office department as city mail carriers when the new delivery of mail starts the first of next month. Mir. Hubbard will have charge of the East Side of the city and Mir. Ward will deliver on the west side. Let this remind you that you should have your mail recep- tacle installed at once and the numbers placed on your residence or place of business. Don't delay the starting of the mail delivery because of petty or selfish reason.
 Can we sit idly and see the prospect for the Bankhead Highway via Nevada county go .glimmering? If ever we had an opportunity to do something really big for Prescott and Nevada county, it is now. The other route by way of Murfreesboro is being consider ed and for this county to fail to go after this highway in businesslike manner simply because i've under stood thatit was coming this way any how" is ridiculous. Is it to be the same old historical reason whats ev- erybody's business, is nobody's busi- ness?
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-17

First class work is all that will please Prescott people. Let us call for your laundry. We will please you. 16d3
 Just received Car of all grades of fertilizers and nitrate soda.W B. White. 16tf.
 |. L. Hamlin left this morning for Taylor where he will spend few days looking after stave mill which he is having erected there. Mfr. Hamlin was formerly connected with the Arkadel- phia Milling Company stave mill at this place.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Tetsuwari Japs,

The Tetsuwari Japs. a sextet Of IA
nous oriental entertainers, in an ex-
hibition presenting Everything a
Jap can do" will be an important
feature in next weeks bill ct the
Cosmos Theater. Like all Japanese
acts. this one will be handsomely
staged with the fantastic and rich
stage settings peculiar to Japanese
entertainment. and the performers,
every one of them a specialist along
certain lines, will smuse. thrill and
unroll one surprise after another.
Another big number, Wells, Virginia
and Wells, one Of the cleverest trios
in vaudeville. will bring q joyous Of
fering that makes for laughter Tyler
and Sinclair. musical virtuosi. and
Bobby Henshaw, the singing mimic,
with three acts to be announced later,
will complete the vaudeville. The
added matinee attraction will be
Anita Stewards newest picture, Mind
the Paint Girl" based on Sir Arthur
Wing Pinero's noted play. Mack Sem
nett win furnish the film laughmaker,
'"The Star Boarder," while a new ami
mated picture of Mutt and JEFF and
the Pathe News will complete this
department Of the entertainment.
Sunday, from 3 pm. a fine bill Of
vaudeville and Aim features will en-
tertain until closing time.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
New York Symphony Tuesday

One of the prominent features of
the interesting program announced
for the next concert of the New York
Symphony Orchestra. at the New Ma
tional Theater Tuesday afternoon.
will be the singing by Miss Florence
Easton. the assisting artist. of the
great air. Ocean, Thou Mighty Mon
ster," from Webers "Oberon." one of
the great airs of musical literature
seldom sung because it requires an
artist of the first rank and because
of it's many difficulties. Miss Easton
will sing also an air from Massanet's
"Herodiade." In addition to the over
ture of Webers "Oberon." the orches-
ira will present, under DR. Walter
Damrosch, Cesar Francks Symphony
in d Minor. one of the noblest works
of symbolic literature. and two light
er numbers, the intermezzo and Per
petuum Mobile from Suite opus 80, by
Moszkowski.
Seats may be had at the Offices of
T. Arthur Smith 1906 G. street.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
PALACE-"Mary's Ankle"

"Mary's Ankle" photoplay adapta-
ton of May Tully's farce hit, in which
Irene Fenwick had long run on the
stage. will be the attraction at Loew' s
Palace Theater all next week. begin
ming Sunday. 1t is the latest starring
vehicle for Douglas MacLean. the well
known Washington youngster. who is
supported by Doris May and an ex-
ceptional cast. It is a romance of
tag day, in which a too-generous CON-
tribution by the hero. coupled with
his fake marriage announcement for
business reasons and sprained
brings about q chain of romantic
episodes that eventuate in a marriage
at sea outside the three-mile limit.
The remainder of this week Double
Speed" the latest starring vehicle for
Wallace Reid. viii continue a. the
featured attraction.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
KNICKERB0CKER- -"The Cop
perhead."

Knickerbocker will show "The Cop
perhead." featuring Lionel Barry
more; Tuesday and Wednesday. Con-
stance Talmadge, in 1.-TWO Weeks" a
film version of "At the Barn." and
Sheriff Nell's Comeback; Thursday
and Friday, "Jubilo," starring Will
Rogers. and the Mack Sennett comedy
1.-The Star Boarder," and Saturday,
Douglas Mclean and Doris May, in
whats Your Husband Doing?"
Thursday and Friday of this week
the screen version of Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero's Mind the Paint Girl" with
Anita Stewart featured, will be
shown, and Saturday the Herbert
Brenon production. filmed in London
and Paris, "Twelve-Ten," featuring
Marie Doro.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Philadelphia Orchestra.

Seldom, If ever, in the history OF
musical events in the National Capita |
has there been an affair of such super
lative interest as was the offering OF
phia Orchestra yesterday afternoon at
the National Theater. where even
standing room was at premium. In
collaboration with the orchestra were
three eminent pianists. Mime Olga
Samarof (Mrs. Leopold Stokowski), },
Harold Bauer and Ossip Gabrilowitsch.
any one of whom alone would have
been an attraction of the first magni-
tude. AS beftted so imposing an array
Of musicianship. the program was
made up of compositions of purely
classic dignity, Gluck's overture to
"Iphigenie en- Aulide." Mozart's Con
certo in E Flat" for two pianos and
orchestra: Beethoven's Eighth Sym
phony" and Bach's Concerto in c." for
three pianos and orchestra-works that
demanded not Simply master tech
nician, but virtuosity of the most sub
stantial and highest type.
Interest centered naturally in the
concerted numbers. though both the
Gluck and Beethoven compositions,
as read by DR.. Stokowski and inter
preted with finished artistry by the
orchestra, could not fail to delight
Concerto" played by Messrs. Bauer
and Gabrilowitsch, with the orchestra,
is one Of the composers most char
acteristic works. with it's spontaneous
and buoyant melodies. The main
theme of the opening movement was
announced by the orchestra, then an
swered by each piano, sometimes al
ternately. sometimes in unison. the
more graceful and delicate shading
in some Of the lighter passages being
especially delightful in Gabrilowitsch' s
velvety tone.
The Bach number. with the three
artists and orchestra, proved the
piece de resistance of the superb pro-
gram. The classic and we'll defined
themes, pure contrapuntal forms and
wonderful harmonic progressions
were developed explicitly and intelli-
gently. as was to be expected. and
such perfect coordination in the en-
tire ensemble could only have been
accomplished by the most finished
artists. The beautiful orchestration
was clearly developed by the or
ganization. which, while abundantly
sustaining, never overshadowed the
pianos, even in the softest phrases.
and the entire performance. from
the first faint notes of the strings
to the massive climax of the ensemble
at the close, made an impression long
to be remembered.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Thelma Given Friday.

Thelma Given. Leopold Auer's un-
mistakabfy American graduate Of his
school Of famous violinists, will be
the artist at the seventh concert of
T. Arthur Smiths Ten Star Series, at
the New National Theater, Friday
afternoon. To accentuate the first ap-
pearance at the National Capital of
this brilliant young American girl,
whose only teacher has beeA the
famous Auer for more than six years,
Richard Hageman. accompanist and a
coach of great singers. has consented,
in violation of his rule. to come es-
pecially to play her accompaniments
on this occasion.
Her program will include cha
come (VitalD. Paganinrs Concerto
in D Major" Debussy's 'En Bateau,'
Two Norwegian Dances" (Halvor-
sen), "Russian-Jewish Lullaby" (Ach-
ron). "Nocturne" (Chopin-Auer), Kreis-
lers arrangement Of La Gitana," the
Rimsky-Korsakoff Song of India"
and Variations" (Tartini- -Kreisler).
Seats may be had at the offices of
T. Arthur Smith, 1906 G street.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
CoLUMBIA-"six Best Cellars. -

The first four days of next week. be-
ginning Sunday. Loews Columbia will
show THE Six Best Cellars" a
humorous photoplay based on Hol-
worthy Halls magazine comedy epic.
The cast is headed by Bryant Wash
burn and includes Wanda Hawley and
Richard Burton. The story concerns
a young couple prominent in suburban
society, who, confronted with a de-
pletion of their liquor store through
the recent constitutional amendment
launch a prohibition movement in the
community that makes them favorites
with the community's dry element.
The last three days of next week
The Luck of Geraldine Laird" will
feature Bessie Barriscale in a photo
play version of Kathleen Norris
story.
Mary Pickford in "Pollyanna," a
beautiful photoplay adaptation of
Eleanor H. Porter's famous story of
the glad girl, will be shown the re-
mainder of this week.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Eva Gauthier Tmorrow.

The most interesting features of the
programs Of Eva Gauthier, the noted
French Canadian mezzo soprano. who
will sing in recital at the Masonic
Auditorium tomorrow evening at $3.50
o'clock. are the rare. quaint and won
derful melodies gathered by Nine.
Javanese and Malay music and the
unusual folk songs she has collected in
a worldwide tour. Among them is a
rather remarkable cycle by Igor Stro-
Whisky. known as ''Berceuse au Chat, /"
literally interpreted cat songs" with
which mothers lull their children to
sleep. These songs created little short
Of sensation in a recent recital in
New York. Mnfe. Gauthier is a singer
OF hhe ability. with a rich and beauti-
ful voice of wide range. She has
toured as q joint star with the great
Emma Albani. Her concert here
should be of great interest to music
lovers and students.
Seats may be had at the ofices of
T. Arthur Smith. 1906 G street,
Evening star., 1920-02-18
George Washington -

Walter Hampden, the well known
actor of serious and poetic roles. will
make his first bow on Sunday even
ing at the Shubert-Belasco Theater
in his new stellar vehicle, George
Washington" the new play by Percy
MacKaye, which has attracted nation
wide interest in it's published form.
Sunday evenings performance will be
the first anywhere and is prelimi-
nary to the premiere in New York.
which is set for the evening of Mon
day, March 1, Immediately following
the week at the Belasco.
George Marion will head the sup
porting company of seventy, and an
exceptional scenic display is promised,
designed by Robert Edmond Jones.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
STRAND-"The Sagebrusher." :"

Next week at Moores Strand the
Benjamin B. Hampton photoplay pro-
duction of the story by Emerson
Hough, 'The Sagebrusher," enacted
by a cast of famous screen stars. will
be featured. Two strong romantic
themes run through the story, which
is also replete with stirring action
and tense situations.
Sylvia Dreamer and Robert Gordon
will be featured the remainder of this
week in Respectable by Proxy"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Nine. Emmy Destinn Sunday.

Nine. Emmy Destinn. world famous
soprano, who has not been heard on the
American concert stage for fully three
years, returns to Washington in full re-
cital Sunday afternoon. at $3.50. at
Polls Theater. under the management of
the Chamber Music Society.
Tickets may be procured at 1921 F
street or at the theater.
Nine. Destinn was born in Prague,
and received her first musical educa-
ton on the violin, when it was discovered
that she had a. pure soprano voice of
wonderful power. She studied with
Nine. Loewe-Destinn. whose name she
chose as a stage name. Her repertoire
includes over eighty operatic roles.
She was imprisoned during tho war
for helping in the secret service of
Czechoslovakia, and she wrote some
] beautiful songs which she will sing at
! her recital.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
METROPOLITAN-"T "Toby's Bow"

screen version Of John Taintor
Foote'S stage play. 'Toby's Bow"
featuring Tom Moore, with Doris
Pawn in his support, viii be shown.
The remainder Of this week Gram
dalPs Metropolitan Theater will screen
perturbation Of Edgar Saltus'
novel, THE Paliser Case" featuring
Pauline Frederick; the new Sunshine
comedy, Tier Naughty Wink; Mar
tin Johhson's South sea travelogue,
Demonstrating Wild Mem; current
events and topics Of the day. with
orchestral accompaniment.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
"The Last Of the Crusaders"

Lowell Thomas and his marvellous
Ts.o lave t..K .srn LAST ~ the Grrsadars J.
or. as it achieved fanfe in London.
with Allenby in Palestine and Law
renee in Arabia" will continue for
only one week more in Washington.
Crowded and enthusiastic audiences
have nocked to the leading Royal
Opera House in London and the Royal
Albert Hall, which holds over 10000
people, to witness this entertainment,
and among the notabilities who at
tended were the queen and Princess
Mary, who sent for Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas and congratulated them on
their enterprise.
Others equally enthusiastic were
Lloyd George, Winston Churchill, Lord
Burnham and Lord Northcliffe, who
gave it the whole hearted support Of
their papers.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
-CRANDALL'S-"The Third Gener-
alton"

The first four days of next week
Crandalrs will show the first time in
duction of "The Third Generation
featuring Mahlon Hamilton and Betty
Blythe; the last three days Of the
week, Dorothy Dalton. in "A Gamble
in Souls"
Theda Bara will be the picture star
the last four days of this week at
Crandalls Theater, in cleopatra" 1t
is a mammoth spectacle.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
RIALTO-"Even as Eve" :"

Next week at Moore's Ria1to Grace
Darling and a strong cast will be fea-
tured in Even as Eve" the amazing
adventures of a beautiful girl who
is forced to join a group Of men and
women who think love sin and mar
rage is not for this world. the plot
being based on story oy ROBERT w.
Chambers, '"The Shining Band"
Katherine Macdonald will be fea-
tured in 'The Turning Point" this
week. the engagement closing Sat-
nHdaX
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Carolina,

Sunday, Billie Burke. in The Mis-
leading Widow and Uncle Tom
Without the Cabin; Monday. Robert
Warwick. in "In Missouri and up
in Alf's Place; Tuesday, Vivian Mar
tin, in "The Third Kiss" and "Salome
VS.. Shenandoah" Wednesday. Wallace
Reid, in THE Valley of the Giants"
and Arbuckle, in Back Stage; Thurs
day, Dorothy Dalton. in "The Market
of Souls; Friday, Anna Lehr, in
Chains of Evidence" and Charlie
Chaplin, in The Vagabond"; Satur-
day, Norma Talmadge. in She Loves
and Lies"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
New Navy,

Sunday. Tom Mix. in THE Speed
Maniac; Monday. William S. Hart. in
THE Disciple; Tuesday. Harry Carey.
in Marked Mem; Wednesday,, Mae
Murray, in "ABC of Love-: Thursday,
Peggy Hyland, in web of Chance
Friday. Cleo Madison, in "The Radium
Mystery; and Saturday. all comedy
night.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pick
ford, in Heart O. the Hills; Tuesday
and Wednesday, Douglas Fairbanks,
in when the Clouds Roll By; Thurs
day. Hobart Bosworth, in Behind the
Door; Friday, Robert Warwick, in
"The Tree of Knowledge; Saturday,
Marie Doro, in "Twelve-Ten."
Evening star., 1920-02-18
A Never Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
(Aids to Beauty

No woman is immune to SUPER
fuous growths, and because these
are likely to appear at any time,
it is advisable to always have
some delatone powder handy to
use when the occasion arises. A
paste Is made with some Of the
powder and water and spread upon
the hairy surface; in about 2 min
the skin washed. You will then
find that your skin is entirely free
from hair or fuzz. BE sure, how
ever. to get real delatoone.-Ad-
vertisement.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Fair
banks. in when the Clouds Roll By:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nazimova, in
stronger Than Death; Thursday.
Robert Warwick. in The Tree of
Knowledge; Friday. Charlotte Walk
er. in Eve in Exile; Saturday.
Pauline Frederick, in THE Paliser
Case"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
,RITERION-"Shod With Fire. :"

''Shod With Fire" the new William
Fox x-photoplay production, featuring
William Russell, will come to the
Criterion Theater Sunday. This beau
tiful love song of the plains is said
to sing it's way straight into the
hearts of those in sympathy with
lovers who must suffer before they
attain their hearts desire. Harold
Titus wrote the story.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Regent.

Sunday. Norma Talmadge, in 1.-THE
Isle Of Conquest; Monday, Marguerite
Marsh, in 1.-The Phantom Honey
moon; Tuesday, Francelia Ellington.
in THE Day She Paid; Wednesday.
GLADYS Leslie, in The Midnight
Bride; Thursday, Leah Baird and
Charles Richmond, in THE Echo of
Youth; Friday. June Caprice and
Creighton Hale. in "Oh, Boy" and Sat-
urday, Frank Keenan,, Louise Glaum
and Charles Ray. in Honor Thy
Name"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Olympic.

Sunday. Constance Talmadge. in
The Virtuous vamp," and Larry De-
mon. in Between the Acts: Monday,
Mary Pickford. in "The Hoodlum";
Tuesday Billie Burke, in Wanted: A
in The Tri1ers": Thursday. Bryant
Washburn. in TOO Much Johnson;
Friday. George Walsh, in ''The Shark:
Saturday. Alice Joyce, in Slaves of
Pride"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
American.

Sunday, Charles Ray. in Crooked
Straight: Monday. Marguerite Clark.
in "A Girl. Named Mary: Tuesday.
Charlotte Walker. in Eve in Exile;
Wednesday. Madge Kennedy. in
strictly Conf1dential'; Thursday. Will
liam Desmond. in THE Blue Ban
danna": Friday, Dorothy Dalton. in
His Wifes Friend" and Saturday.
Wallace Reid. in Hawthorne of the
II = A."
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Princess.

Sunday Vivian Martin. in '"The
Third Kiss" and "Salome VS.. Shenan-
doah"; Monday, Wallace Reid, in 'The
Valley of the Giants" and Arbuckle,
in Back Stage; Tuesday. Dorothy
Dalton, in 'The Market Of Souls;
Wednesday. Anna Lehr, in "Chains of
'The Vagabond": Thursday. Norma
Ta1madge. in "She Loves and Lies:
Friday, Marguerite Clark, IN Widow
by Proxy; Saturday. Mabel Normand.
in Pinto"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Werrenrath Tomorrow.

Reinald Werrenrath. the popular
baritone. will be heard in recital at
the New National Theater tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Werrenrath
has an unusual sense of interpreta-
tion. and he sings always in exquisite
taste. Seats are on sale at Mrs.
Greene's concert bureau. 18th and G
streets,
Evening star., 1920-02-18
"Angel Face. /"

A new musical comedy. Angel
Face" from the Knickerbocker Theater,
New York. will be seen at the New
National next week, beginning Sum
day. Victor Herbert wrote the score.
Harry s. Smith Is responsible for the
book and George W./Lederer is the
producer.
The story has action and unlimited
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Liberty.

Sunday. William Farnum. in wolves
of the Night; Monday, Jack Pickford,
in 'In Wrong; Tuesday, Will Rogers.
in Almost a Husband: Wednesday,
The Girl from Outside; Thursday,
George Walsh, in 1.-The Beast; Friday.
Alice Lake. in SHOULD a Woman
Teh?": Saturday. Alice Brady, in THE
Fear Market"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Circle

Sunday, Alice Brady, in "The Fear
Market: Monday. Tom Mix, in The
Speed Maniac: Tuesday. Marguerite
Marsh. in THE Phantom Honey
moon; Wednesday, Ethel Clayton. in
The Thirteenth Commandment:
Thursday, Bryant Washburn, in TOO
Much Johnson: Friday. Louise
Glaum, in 'The Lone VOLTS Daugh
ter" and Saturday, Sunshine come
dies. Back to Nature Girls" The
Naughty Wink" and Mack Sennett
comedy, 1.-The Speak easy"
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Photoplay Features.
GARDEN-"HuckleberryF Finn. "

Mark Twain's immortal boy hero
Huckleberry Finn. as brought to life
in the Paramount-Artcraft special
will continue until further
notice at Moore's Garden Theater.
Evening star., 1920-02-18
Revere.

Sunday, '"The Finger of Justice;
Monday, Ora Carew. in Under Sus-
picion" Tuesday, Frank keenan, and
Charles Ray, in Honor Thy Name"
Wednesday,. Mabel Normand. in 1.-The
Pest; Thursday, Constance Talmadge,
in "A Lady's Name: Friday, Harry
Carey. in Gun Fighting Gentleman;
and Saturday, all comedy night