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Evening star., 1922-09-13
Carolina.

Sunday. Marjorie Daw, King Bag
got and Fritizi Brunette in The But
terfy Girl; Monday, Rudyard Kip
ling's without Benefit Of Clergy;
Tuesday. Rosemary Theby in Across
the Divide" also Harold Lloyd-Bebe
Daniels comedy: Wednesday, Zane
Grey's when Romance Rides" also
Pathe News and Literary Digest
topics: Thursday. Elliott Dexter and
Claire Windsor in Grand Larceny"
also Fox Sunshine comedy; Friday.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Olympic.

Sunday, Richard Barthelmcss in
Sonny" and Christie comedy, Twas
Ever Thus; Monday, Constance Tai
raadge in 'The Primitive Lover and
Larry Semon in Between the Acts;
Tuesday. Jackie Coogan in Trouble"
and Irving Cummings in Jules of
the River; Wednesday, Anita Stew
art in "The Woman He Married. also
Lost and Found; Thursday, kath-
crime Macdonald in The Beautiful
Liar" also Sunshine Sammy and Paul
Evening star., 1922-09-13
B. F. KEITH'S-WilIiam Faver.
sham.

Next week, commencing with the
Monday matinee. the B. F. keith
Theater will offer for the first time
in vaudeville William FaVersham
the famous actor, with Helen Taube.
in the Alfred Sutro comedy, "A Mar
riage Has Been Arranged
Others will be Donald Kerr and
Effie Weston in THE Racket; stars
Of Yesterday" comprising Barney
F'agan LiXXie Wilson. Joseph j. Sui
livan, Tony Williams. Corinne and
also little Mae kennedy; Tom Patri-
cola and Harriette Towne in the
Girl and the Dancing Focf'; Char
lotto Lansing and company in song
repertory; Pinto and Boyle in IAN
Overnight Sensation; Burns and
Lynn in Tunes. Tiddles and Taps"
and the eight Blue Demans in Ara
bian whirlwind dances.
Sunday at and Sis this weeks s
bill. headed by Adelaide and Hughes.
will be presented.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
GAYETY-Frank Finney's Revue

Unusually attractive entertainment
is promised in Frank Finney's revue
at the Gayety Theater next week.
Mr.. Finney will personally lead the
large company in stepping Out" a
musical piece he has written and
produced for presentation in accord
with the standards of Columbia bur-
lesque.
Ed C. Jordan will be Frank Fin
ney'S first aide in comedy develop
ment: Frank Harris. leading man
Nell Vernon. prma donna; Mary Nc
Pherson, soubrette, and Belle NAL
lette. ingenue. Eighteen beautifully
costumed chorus girls will be en-
ployed in presenting the revue.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Betty Comp
son in The Bonded Woman and
Paul Parrott in THE Land Lubber';
Tuesday and Wednesday. Harold
Lloyd in "Grandma's Boy; Pathe Re
view. News and cartoon. "A Joyride';
Thursday, THE Song Of Life: Fri
day, Katherine Macdonald in Wom-
ans Side; Saturday, Dustin Farnum
in The Trail of the AK"
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Photoplays.
PALACE-Viola Dana in THE SIS
Baby"

Viola Dana will be the picture star
at Loew's Palace next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, in 1.-The Five
Dollar Baby" Harry Beaumont's pro-
duction for Metro of story by Irwin
IS. Cobb, the noted humorist, which
was adapted by Rex Taylor. which
includes in it's cast Ralph Lew.s, Otto
Hoffman. John Harron, Marjorie Maui
rice and many others.
1t is the story of an abandoned in
fant pawned for IS by a hobo who
finds her on a doorstep.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Footwear For Active Boys

It's not so easy to kick out the heavy
welted soles on these school shoes. They
are of brown calf or gunmetal. and
answer every schoolboy need both for
good looks and wearing qualities. Sizes
10 to 151z, they are $4.25; sizes to g.
$4.75.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
CRANDALL'S-"The Wonderful
Chance"

For the first three days of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon,
Crandall's announces United Artists
release of II Accuse" a powerful
photodrama interpreted by brilliant
cast of stars, and for Wednesday
through Saturday Rodolph Valentino
and Eugene O'Brien in 1.-THE Won
derful Chance" a story that abounds
in romance, intrigue and Impressive
climaxes. Lloyd Hamilton also will
be seen in 1.-The Speeder"
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Harold Lloyd
in "Grandma's Boy" and Pathe Re
view: Tuesday and Wednesday,. wal
lace Reid in 1.-The Dictator; Thurs
day, Katherine Macdonald in Nv ON
ans Side" and Paul Parrot in The
Land Lubber"; Friday, "The Song of
Life: Saturday, Glenn Hunter In
The Cradle Buster"
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Arcade.

Tonight marks the official opening
of the 1929 indoor dancing season
at the Arcade auditorium, at 14th
street and Park road. A beautiful
"concourse of mirrors" new orches-
ira of picked musicians, one of the
finest dancing floors in the east and
a refined environment are claimed
for its features
Evening star., 1922-09-13
AnauSennentS

amusing diversion, For You" and
Joe Fanton and company in seconds
of Suspense"
The photoplay portion will be head
ed by J. l.. Frothingham's spectacle
drama. Shattered Idols" from Ida A.
r. Wylies romantichovel, "a Daugh-
ter of Brahma," with a cast of hum
dreds, headed by Marguerite De La
Motto, James Morrison and others.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
-"Cupid's Close. Ups" !"

A bill OF stellar proportions" is
promised at tho Strand Theater next
week, beginning Sunday, with the
vaudeville half headed by Arthur Jar
rett and a capable company in a one
act comedy entitled "Cupids Close
Ups" Others will include Ed Hill in
Hattie Creations; Dorothy Dodd and
Nellie Nelson. 1.-The syncopated melo-
dist and the nightingale pianist: Bud
Heinf and the Lockwood sisters in an
Evening star., 1922-09-13
RIALTO-"How Women Love" "

Betty Blythe will be the picture
star at Moore's Rialto Theater next
week. beginning Sunday. in How
Women Love-" the first of a series Of
what are claimed as four special flm
masterpieces. 1t is based upon lola
Forresters story, 1.-THE Dangerous In
heritance"
The gowns and beauty of the star
are promised to thrill all who see
her A large and adequate cast Is
claimed for the story.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

the latter in a two-reel travesty,
Golf"
alias Julius Caesar" Rays new
vehicle, derives it's title from the fact
that the hero is arrested for speed
ing through the streets clad only In
the curtain from the country club
showers. Golf" is convulsing
burlesque that introduces many new
twists into the popular Scotch
paStime.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Hippodr0me.

Sunday. Marshall Neiian's Fools
First; Monday, "The Little Fool";
Tuesday, Agnes Ayres in Bought
and Paid for; Wednesday. Gladys
Walton. in 1.-THE Trouper"; Thursday.
Charles Ray in "A Midnight Bell;
Friday, Clara Kimball Young in THE
Marionettes": Saturday, Mary Ander-
son in "Bluebeard, Jr."
Evening star., 1922-09-13
And Hosiery

For real quality at low price it looks
to me as if you can hardly beat those
heavy black cotton ribbed stockings /
saw They are only s5c; 3 pairs for $l.OO
and come through all the strenuous
games of school life admirably.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Mack sennett's
'"rhe Crossroads Of New York.: Tues
day, Cullen Lands in '"The Man With
Two Mothers': Wednesday. John EN-
erson and Anita Loos in RED Hot
Romance: Thursday, Helen Chadwick
in 1.-The Dust Flower; Friday. Eugene
Evening star., 1922-09-13
His Rainy=Day Suit

OF course, his school outfit is not complete
without protection against the coming rains
and SHOWS. Well made raincoats of black
rubber or tan bombazine, with Sou-wester hat
to match, are $34S to $4.o5.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

Parrott in "The Sleuth" and Miss
ing Men; Friday. Conway Tearie' in
The Referee" and ANY Old Fats :
Saturday. Helene Chadwick and Ric.'-
ard Dix in yellow Men and Gold.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Elite,

Sunday and Monday. Dorothy Phil
lips in "Hurricane's Gal"; Tuesday.
Roy Stewart in "Life's Greatest
Question; Wednesday, James Kirk
wood in "The Man From Home;
Thursday. Viola Dana in Seeing s
Believing: Friday. Wallace Reid in
ACROSS the Continent; Saturday,
Evening star., 1922-09-13
His Taste in Ties

Even when can't quite agree with it, must
admit is necessary part of his preparation ior
manhood There's abundance of silk neckwear
here, in colors he couldn't go far wrong on even II
he choose them himself at 49c.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Topping All

is the important matter of his hat or cap.
Mannish hats in mixture effects to match his suit
may be had as low as CSC. Many other styles, too,
for boys of all ages and Sizes priced up to Sl.oS.
Caps of various materials are 79c to Sl6S.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
METROPOLITAN - Charles Raw
and Larry Semon.

At. Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week Charles Ray and Larry
Semon will be the picture stars, the
former in Alias julius Caesar" and
Evening star., 1922-09-13
School Shirts

When they are of good quality madras.
and cost but csc, it is an economy to buy
a large quantity at the outset Neck
band or attached collar style Other
shirts; priced up to sos. Blouses, Csc
to Sl.9S.
Evening star., 1922-09-13

Florence vidor in woman, Wake
Up"; Saturday. 'Nanook Of the
North" also Pathe News and"Aesop's
Fables"
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Hats and Tans

for the grille under II, are shown i'll
dozens of shapes and colors. Velvets,
velours and fine felt, some embroidered
in wool, some simply banded and some
that trail long ribbon streamers. $1,OO
to $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday. Harold Lioy d
in "Grandna's Boy" Pathe RevleW e
News and cartoon. "A Joyride'; tues
day and Wednesday, Wallace Reld ~
.The Dictator" and Paul Parrott ~
CONTINUED on Eleventh Pase)
Evening star., 1922-09-13

Katherine Macdonald in Heroes and
Husbands"
Evening star., 1922-09-13

OBrien in John Smith; Saturday,
Thomas Meighan in "If You Believe
It, It's So."
Evening star., 1922-09-13
After September

come the days of frost and cold, and
when you see the many pretty schoolgirl
coats, you would wish for midwinter
right now. Simple sport styles with big
pockets and smart belts, and some with
collars of fur. All the wanted plain and
heather colorings, $3.50 to $2o.5O.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
High Rather Than Low

will her footwear be. High shoes are so
sturdy, so practical, and made to brave all
kinds of weather. Brown leather lace shoes,
with flexible soles, for small girls, are $2.25
to SITS, and smart welted sole shoes in tan
brown or gunmeta1, are $3.75 to 5000.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
And All the Etceteras

Composition and note books loose leaf sheets and
binders. writing tablets pencils, pens, penhoders
erasers' ink. chalk, crayons, pencil sharpeners
Evening star., 1922-09-13
That "Creeping Like Snail"
Story

isn't true of the modern boy wh"
starts his school term in new sweater
He can hardly wait for the other fellows
to see it. Coat or slipover style, in
medium ror heavy weight. and almost
any color he may choose Some in school
co1ors. too. S2o8 to S5.oS.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
"A Real Companion

is cloth-covered pencil box, filled with the
necessary pencils, penholder, eraser and
folding drinking cup. SOC. :.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
COlOrful Sweaters

Whether blue, cardinal, tan or brown, new
coat sweater of knitted wool will be of
pride to her. An unusually attractive selection at
$750.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
School Bags

of canvas. corduroy or leather, made to protect
their contents from all sorts of bad weather, are
75c to $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Her First Bow

lis always important event in her life, even
when it does nothing more than hold back way
ward curls. Hair Bow Ribbon, in pretty plain col
ors stripes or. novelties is zsc to 55c yard, and
we will tie the bow for you if you wish,
Evening star., 1922-09-13
When Showers Threaten
On Gym Days

When books are laid aside for bloom
ers, those bloomers must, of course. be
very full pleated ones that give plenty of
freedom. Black satine boomers are
$1.29, and OF blue serge they are $2.95.
And when an all-white uniform is re-
quired, there are white jean bloomers at
$1.5O.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Crompton Corduroy

The all-wsather material that is strictly
waterproof and wears like iron. fashions
sturdy two-pantS suits at S7.95.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
Guaranteed Fountain Pens

Your written work will be more pleasure, as
we'll as more convenient with one of these. They,
are self-flling and have solid gold points 81.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
MiddieS

All-white middies, or middies with
red or blue collar, that are suitable for all
kinds of purposes besides gymnasium,
are $1.25 to $zo5.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
The Boys Are a Problem

For, as some>strangely original philos-
opher has said, they will be boys and
insist on wearing out their clothes. A
suit with two pairs of knickers lasts just
Remarkably good looking two pants
suits of tweed or cashmere are priced
S9.75, with others ranging from S7.95 to
$1,000.
Evening star., 1922-09-13
THOSE DEAR OLD GOLDEN RULE DAYS"

Golden
OF
September they their school life
helped many perplexed
Of am
to or
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
QUALITY BILL IS
 LOEW'S OFFERING
High-CIass Vaudeville and Special Screen Attraction,
 Arabian Love"

Variety is the keynote of success full vaudeville, and this variety will be found in generous quantity and quality at Loew's BljouNth first half of this week. Another Fall star" bill with a super feature on the screeN will be offered.
 Comedy, songs, dances, acrobatics and music. make up the various things arranged to delight patrons of Loew's. There are Roth and Slater in amusing character nonsens- realities who offer 8 comedy skit with chatter and songs. John Mo Dermott and Winnie sing. and they sing their own compositions.
 Victorine and Dillon are dancers who have wide repertoire. They offer a revue of character dances, including Russian, Spanish, novelty and variety. Kramer ana Johnson have a comedy skit "Reminiscenses.- enlivened by songs and dances. The Killmers do things including talk dances. balancing and acrobatics.
 Arabian Love-" with John Gilbert as the star, is the special screen att traction. Arabian Love" is said to have in it all the charm of the trackless desert, with the sheiks and the outlaws running wild in their pursuit of wealth in transit over the sends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

Aside from the fact that Edgewood park Is the most picturesque spot in Jefferson county in which to take a swim, due to the pure artesian we'll water which flows into tho pool, the many conveniences and the woodland mountains which form a background for Neptune Beach, 1t might be added also that 1t Is the safest place imag- inable In which to take plunge. Ed Spencer, swimmer. diver and instruc- tor, is in charge of the life guards at Edgewood park. Everybody in Jeff ferson county who knows how to swim a stroke knows Ed and his skill as a natatorial.
 The mountain resort will enjoy one of the biggest days of the sum- mer in the swimming line. when hum dreds of swimming devotees will flock to the cool, clear pool and dodge the humid summer heat.
 As a free and added attraction at the pleasure resort this afternoon watsons Bell Hops have been en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
Reported Missing, ;" Great Comedy Melodrana--Strand

comedy? the Strand this week en because all of them combined what critics hail the produced Reported Missing which special all this week. with aar porayng the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
EAST LAKE PARK IS
 MECCA FOR PICN|CS
Swimming Beech Is Big Drawing Card-Water Is
 Constantly Changing

East Lake park has been visited by more picnic parties this season than over before and the number will show large increase before the season has ended, according to park of ficials.
 East Lake park has become Jeffer- son county's most popular picnic ground because 1t offers the best that can be found anywhere. The swim ming beach, which has been an nounced the best in the country by engineers. is a large drawing card, and the amusements are drawing hundreds of children. The new skatt ing rink which has opened up is proving popular.
 A recent test of the water in the East Lake park swimming beach showed 1t to be the purest to be found anywhere. The water In the beach changes every 5S minutes, as- surfing patrons of clean water all the time. The water In the beach changes more times in a day than most of tho swimming places In the county change in a month. The water Is tested each week to assure patrons that it Is always pure and that they can swim with perfect contentment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
TRAIN or EoCoMoTTvEs

As the first consignment of DO Baldwin locomotives of the "2-1o2" type, completed for the Southern Pa- cific lines, 20 of them in one long train recently travelled from the works at Philadelphia, to Corsicana, Tex. giving tangible evidence, every where along the route, that new era of activity Is at hand. For this reason the builders called it the "Prosperity Special" but it was characterized by the interested ob- servers as the "Wonder Train of the World" according to an illustrated article in the Popular Mechanics Magazine. It was the longest train of locomotives ever moved in single unit, over anything like such a dis tance. and it's journey, via East St. Louis, H., took over two weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
ENSLEY SWIMMING
 POOL SPOPULAR
Crowds Growing as the Sea- son Advances-Every Pa
 tron a Booster

Crowds are growing at the Ensley swimming pool as the summertime grows older, People are getting the best exercise in the world in the south's best swimming pool before the season closes.
 Manager James McDil1 said that he was making preparations for the largest crowds of the season from now until the season ended, and that he believes all records for the first part of the season will be broken.
 All patrons of the Ensley pool go away as walking advertisements. They tell their friends and bring them to the pool. Each day many new faces are seen enjoying the cleanest swimming pool in the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
LAST WORD NOT
 HEARD OF ALBANIA
By Associated Press

Belgrade. Jugoslavia. July 21.-Ital- ians continue to control a part of AL bania commercially. and the last word has not been heard from either Italy or Jugoslavia on the subject of AL bania; this is the opinion of Ameri- cans here familiar with conditions in Albania.
 Political significance is attached to the fact that Gen. Ali Risa Coloni, in company with some dozen other AL banians. attended the recent wedding of King Alexander and showed him self friendly to the Serbs. During his visit Coloni concluded a commercial agreement with Jugoslayia; he said also that he would return here as chief of legation. representing the AL banian government of Tirana.
 Struggle Brewing
 Those watching the Albanian sit- uation insist there is a struggle going on between Italy and Jugoslavia to control Albania. with the Italians still unwilling to abandon their old hopes of commercially improving the country. Italians, among other things, are interested in securing water power concessions near Tirana and drawing off the electric current to Italy by a submarine cable. French and English capital is said to be in- terested with Italian money in this project.
 The League of Nations is interested in the development of Albania. At the request of the Albanian government the council of the league at It's last session decided upon virtual protec- torate for Albania. financial, eco- homie and constitutional, with legal experts to be appointed by the league to advise Albania as to the best means of establishing herself on an independent basis.
 league advisor will also sit with the Albanian government council It lis thought that the leagues ap- pointees will includs both an Italian and 2 Jugoslavian..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
Sisters" Is Big Human Story of Married Life at ALcazar

Sisters" Kathleen Norris novel, Housekeeping" which has been mad comes to the Alcazar theatre for a row. It is story of a courageous from her own selfish sister-and WIG
 As a novel everybody talked about Sisters; as a tremendous motion picture it will now command the att tention of millions in all lands. The story features Seena Owen. Matt Moore and Gladys Leslie.
 Alix Strickland, is the daughter of pr. Lee Strickland, an inventor. His younger daughter. Cherry, Is happy, gay, irresponsible and less consid- crate of others than her sister Alix. Peter Joyce. neighbor, is helping the members of the Strickland family to celebrate the birthday of Cherry. whom Peter loves. Cherry's atten- tion is taken up entirely with Martin Lloyd, a stalwart lumberman. The doctor gives his consent to the mar riage of Lloyd and Cherry. Anne. niece of the doctor. who has been in love with Lloyd is crushed by the announcement and Peter Joyce, who loved Cherry is heart broken. Alix takes tho announcement with un- mixed joy because of her sisters happiness.
 Cherry leaves with her husband for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

Sonny Crosby went west in the service Before he died he made his buddy. Jos Peters, his double in ap- pearance and speech. promise to take Sonny's place In life so that Sonny's blind mother would never know of her boys death.
 Joe had been . product of the gutters, poolroom proprietor in Ho- boken before they began singing lover There" Sonny came from ono of the most aristocratic families in Westchester. Back in America Joe was ready to go back to his old haunts, but the image of that dying boy held him fast to his oath.
 At the Crosby home he brought happiness once more to the blind old lady and fooled everyone except the family collie. These animals are dog-gone wiser than some human kings. Then the vamp came along with . frame up. the old badger game, against the boy she believed was Sonny and began to suspect something was wrong To make matters worse Joe had to fall in love
 with Florence who, to all outward appearance was his sister.
 At the critical stage when it seems he will be freed of his obligations. Joe suddenly comes to realize what a home and mother love all mean to him. That's as far as the synopsis can go without spelling the story
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
llzzSsS ATTRACTIONS OF THE SCREEN @

munication between them through two vent holes. Inside the box is bar of copper. which expands and contracts more than other metals under changes of temperature. This bar Is connected by rod to the gasoline control of the carburetor in such q manner that changes of rem perature in the manifold automa tleally control the flow of the gaso- line in the carburotor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

Thrills and laughs follow in quick succession and the story never lets down for a second. In addition It contains one of the most villainous villains that ever scuttied a ship or cut throat. The willy Oman. ori- ental shipowner who tries to deprive owen Moore, as Richard Boyd, Of his right to purchase fleet upon which he has an option, is certainly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

100 per cent screen scoundrel. He was greeted with misses upon his every appearance. Nita Naldi, of Follies fame, had the tired business men sitting up and taking notice and Pauline Garon, flapper de luxe, won her way into the hearts of all the males present.
 Among the thrilling scenes are a race between sea sled and a hydro aeroplane, a shipwreck. and a fight In the Oriental villains stronghold
 Reported Missing" Is what the public wants plus and is the type of picture which has only one aim-en- tertainment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
EdgelDood Park Is Ideal
 Spot For Real Pleasure

gagged to give a free concert from until 6 o'clock.
 The park management has also been successful in obtaining the ser vices of the Bell Hops for another week of dancing in Dreamland pa- vilion. They will supply the dance music for the dances every night this week. Those who like to dance have come to look upon the Bell Hops as the superlative in the dance music realm. A testimonial of their popu- larity was given the past week. when the dance attendance registered moro than at any time this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23
Sonny at Trianon Monday
 With Barthelmess As Star

Taking the theme of mother love from the other side of its unequal
  Barthemess which will be presented at the wonder motion picture manhood hungerng the mother love it has known