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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
NoN-sUPFoRr CASE IN
,GRoToN TOWN COURT

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Hubbard Judd, now living at Montville
and formerly. Of Mystic, was arraigned
in Groton town court Monday morning,
being presented by Deputy Sheriff James
Brown of Mystic, charged with non-sup-
port of his wife, but due to the non-ap-
pearance of the latter the case was con-
tinued for two weeks. Two juvenile
cases also were introduced in court. A
girl of Is was sentenced to Long Lane
Farm at .Middletown for an Indefinite
term and two youths charged with stat
utory burglary at the Groton Heights
school were sentenced to the Connecti-
cut School for Boys at Meriden.
Judd testified in court that about 10
months ago in court at Stonington he was
| ordered to pay his wife, the sum of SO
weekly for her support and that of their
child The period of payment stopped
| May / but during the whole ten months
| he declared he had paid his wife the
| designated sum, although he had to Dor
| row IT, When the time was up he said
! he told his wife that his salary would
/ not permit of his payments unless she
would come to live with his, but ac-
| cording to his testimony the latter said
that she would get the money without
| living with him. Judd told the courf
| that he had tried to induce his wife
| to return to hIm without avail. 1hs
court then asked that il she would come
back with the child whether he woult
| be able to find a home for them In Mont
| VILE and the defendant answered in thu
affirnaative He said that when he stop
ned making payments to his wife she al
| ready had 1925 and while working il
| Norwich she was making more. money
than he. The court ordered contin
,Iance. of the case and tod Judd that HI
should pay, his wife in the meantime tn
sum of IS per week
The, two boys who were presented 70
Judgment were accompanied by their
parents, both of the children being abou
ten years of age The charge. agains
them was that of statutory burglary
having broken into the Groton Height
school Tuesday evening of last week.
After a girl marries she begins t
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
APPEALS FROM PROBATE OF
WILL OF EDGAR RI. CoTTRELI

Mrs. Leone ,Balfe Cottrell of Stoning-
ton, widow of Edgar H. Cottrell, has
taken an appeal to the superior court
from the probate of her husbands will,
executed Nov. II, 1913. She takes the
appeal on her own behalf and on be-
half of her four children, Nicholas, IA,
Edgar H, 8, Leone, IL, and Elizabeth
10. Papers in the suit, which is return
able before the superior court on the
first Tuesday in June were filed here on
Monday with the clerk of the court.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16

SONG OF lEsIEhI ~ n
The feids are pi0wed. the seed Il sown
And summer MIXTURES T. OF her ErAoor
Soon viii the food Of the world be groEn
And the harvest time come on apacei
But nowhere do see OF hear
The man who reaped h yesteryear-
A house is building across the way
From s,il to roof Il Is rising fair
The sound OF hammers begins the eey;
At night the workmen STU are thcrei
But nowhere do 7 see or hear
The master builder OF yesteryezr.
There Is fash % fre and CLASH o. reeei
Where FORCES redden and znFils ring.
pause on my onward way and wheel
To watch the heavy siedges swing,
But nowhere do ] see or hear
The smith who wrought but yesteryezr.
THE work OF the world roes braveiy on.
Though the tollirg hands may pausf
and fall:
Another comes when one Is gone;
There are men, and labor. whateye
befaii.
Soon one may look. nor see nor hear
The song or singer Of yesteryear.
-Sinette N. LoTzter.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
SUIT FOR 81 500 OVER
s AUTO COLLISION WIrHDRAwN

The suit of Nathan Rabinovitch of
Norwich against Mayer Schumacher of
Salem for $500 for damages to the
plaintiffs automobile has been with
drawn without costs, from the superior
court.
sRabinovitch claimed that Schmuck-
lers automobile travelling at high rate
of speed and driven In negligent way
ran into the Rabinovitch car, June 90,
1920, at the intersection Of the River
Road and the New London-Norwich turn
pike in Montville.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
cHILpREN IN srRrNorrMr

Mrs c. Osborn. 1912 Hillside Rd.,
Cleveland, o., writes: My granddaugh-
ter was troubled with cough for nearly
Tar and her cough is now gone 1t
ioosened the ph,eEm so she could raise i.
easily" Foley's Honey and Tar is just
what children should have for feverish
colds. coughs, "snufhes" and tight, vince
~ breathing. Be sure to get Foieyis. 1t
checks Group and whoopinE cough, too
Lee Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
NORWICH TOWN

The following has been received by
Mrs. S. I. Bonney:
Near East Relief warehouse.
U. S. Army Base, Foot Of 5sth St
Brooklyn, N. Y.
We gratefully acknowledge the receipt
Of your package of clothing. which will
be included in the next cargo Of supplies
we ship to the Near East. Your coop
Grafton will help save human lives and is
appreciated by this committee
Sincerely yours,
NEAR EAST RELIEF.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
STATE BUILDJNG PERNE1Ts.

The record of b6ilding permits issued
in the largest centers of the state shows
continued activity in the building trades.
The total number of permits granted in
those places for the week was 4OS, for
buildings costing 1917. $50, against 294 In
the second week of May, 1921, for build
ings costing $s22,994, and 264 in 1920,
the buildings costing $4s0,4SS.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
REAL ESTATE SALES

REAL ESTATE SALES
AND MORTGAGE LOANS
During the past week there were II
sales of reak estate in Norwich as COM
pared to 20.for the same week in 1921.
The mortgage loans for the respective
weeks were 42,12O and $4,000.
In New London there were sales Of
rea estate or one more than for the same
week in 1921. The mortgage loans for
the respective weeks were $4,000 and
S2E.375.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
THE WEATHER
Condition.

Nonoltlono
Pressure continued low Monday over
he Canadian maritime provinces along
he Atlantic and gulf coasts There have
seen local showers within the last Is
lours IN the Middle Atlantic states. pOr-
ions q the upper lake region, the upper
Mississippi and the Missouri valleys. the
plain states. the Rocky Mountain region.
ard the west gulf states.
The Indications are for considerable
cloudinsss with scattered thunder show
srs Tuesday and Wednesday in thu Ohio
valley. Tennessee and the east gulf
states while mostly fair weather will
Atlantic states. The temperature Will
not change materially during the next
two DAYS
North OF Sandy Hook: Moderate TO
fresh shifting over north and westerly
over south portion and weather partly
overcast Tuesday
SANDY Hook to Hatteras: Moderate
vest and northwest and partly overcast
Tuesday.
Northern New England, Southern New
England. Generally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. little change in tempera-
urc.
Observations In Norwich
The Bulletins observations show the
following changes in temperature and
aarometric changes Monday:
Their lar.
a m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As .2s5e
y m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70 $3.50
D. m ----......... So 29 "a
Highest - lowest IS.
Comparisons
Predictions for Monday: Generally
air.
Mondays weather: Fair, warmer
southwest wind. light thunder showers in
aftcrnoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
GREENEVILLE

SIX hours alter high water Il Is low
viiier. which Is followed BY hood tide.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
someou. Using His Number Plates.

Someone UsIng HIS Nunibef FIates'
John Herbert of Norwich informed the
New London police on Saturday night
that some unidentified person was using
his automobile number plates on a
strange car.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
Manicure Preparations

45c cutex Sets. $50. Sale Price DE
23e Parker Pray's RosaIine. Zoe
1oc Emery Boards. Sale Price &c
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16

After girl marries she begins to
lose interest in love stories.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
TOILET WATERS

ROGER AND GALLET VIOLET
TOILET WAFER
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16

sUN. MooN Avn rIDEs
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS

AT SPECIAL PRICES
BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS
TOILET PAPERS
HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA
ABSORBENT COTTON
ALUMINIUM HOT WATER
BOTTLES
Evening star., 1922-12-20
GARRICK-"The Monster"

beginning with Christmas matinee.
Joseph NJ. Gates will present at the
Shuhert Garrick his latest comedy
drama of thrills and mystery. The
Nonster." corning direct from the
Thirty ninth Street Thsater. New York.
As Il superthriller. it is said to have
no equal. There is more action in one
aci than in Il dozen ordinary plays of
tLiS season. This thrilling. mysterious
and laughing play was written by Crane
Wilbur. the We'll known actor.
Howard Lang will appear as Or.
Zislia. the mad physician: Crane Will
bur, himself. as Alvin Bruce. the news
paper reporter. and Mile Suzanne Cau-
bet. who. by the way is Nine. Sarah
RorEhardt's niece. will De seen as the
French miss. Julie Cartier Frank Nc
Cormack has scored 4 hit as the hobo Of
the play and will he in evidence, rs also
will Walter James. known 70 picture
fans for his "heavy" roles in Rex
Beach's and u. w. Griffith pictures.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
GRID STAR PLAYS SANTA.
Gottshall Ofhciates at Brown
Alumni Smoker.

Members of the Brown University
Alumni Association Of Washington held
a smoker and Christmas party last
evening at the home of Arthur ID. Call
1926 Newton street. A tree decorated
in keeping with the season was loaded
down with presents for those in at.
tendance and A. r. Gottshall, a former
Brown foot ball star. officiated as Santa
Claus In the distribution OF gifts, each
Of which was accompanied by verses
addressed to the recipient
An Interesting address on the theor,
of radio was made by II. T.. Halborc
of the class of '0S, a radio expert with
the Navy Department. and DR. j. Frank
lin Jameson Of the Carnegie Institution
former professor of history at Brown
spoke on the achievements of former
President i. Benjamin Andrews as an
educator. Brown songs were sung and
refreshments were served. Chester c.
Waters presided.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
COLUMBIA-"Peg o. My Heart.

The screen appearance of I.aurette
TAYLOR. the noted stage star. IN "a
photoplay version OF her greatest
foctlieht succe Peg O. My Heart.
has become an event Of such out
standing Importance that Loew's Co.
lumbia Theattr announces second
weeks engagement of this picture.
beginning next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Taylor. in the title role. mas
already won many new admirers
through her work il this Metro screen
version of the famous play by j.
Hartley Manners. Shades or her
Whimsical characterization. never
fully developed in the spoken play.
are said to be revealed on the screen
i'm a manner that makes this new
Peg O. My Heart"
Evening star., 1922-12-20

draw the young as we'll as the old to
the Cosmos Theater during Christmas
week. Both are attractions designed
especially for holiday patronage.
The regular patron" should find de-
light in Shaffer. Weymer and Carrs
musical comedy production, Here
Comes the Bride" Little Italy" will
contribute Lewis and Rogers. cha-
acteristic of their origin and always
amusing; Flo and Ollie Waters will
bring youth, pep and personality. and
Parsons and Whites speciality will in
troduce two girls who are strikingly
different from the average and are
topnOtch entertainers.
But the great feature Of the Cosmos
bill Christmas week will be VIII
Rogers classic picture. 'The Head
less Horseman," an adaptation of
Washington Irving's famous story.
THE Legend of Sleepy Hollow" 1t
is picture of commanding merit and
interest-One of the notables of a
great season of fine photoplays. There
will be added attractions as usual.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Irene

"lrene." the smart musical comedy
which by leaps and bounds became in
ternationally famous in a remarkably
short time. will be the Christmas offer
ing ut Polls. starting Sunday evening.
Since its premier in this city Novem-
her .. 1919. the play has been seen in
every large center of the globe and
bears the distinction of being the first
attraction sending three American COM
paneS over the seas, to London. Aus
tralia and the orient. two of which
played over there for two years.
1t is James Montgomery charming
story of the little shop girl Cinderella,
with music by Harry Tierney and lyrics
by Joseph Mccarthy, and practically the
same cast and chorus seen here on its
last visit. including Dale Winter, Dor
othy La Mar, Mary Moore. Emma De
Waale. Bcrnadine Brady, Henrietta Hau-
sen. Jerry De Laney, Henry Coote,
Howard Freeman. James Young, Bailey
Gates, and Il big chorus OF boys and
. rlS
Evening star., 1922-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS
NATIONAL-"The French DOLL"

At the National Thcater, commencing
Monday night with matnees Wednes-
day and Saturday, Irene Bordoni will
appear in 1.-The French DOLL" comedy
presented i'm New York last spring with
great success. THE French Doll was
taken from the French of Paul Armont
and. Marcel Gerid"n and adapted for the
American stage by A. r.. Thomas. II
was staged by w. H. Gilmore.
II is distinctly Parisian in flavor, al
though the scenes are laid i'll New York
city and Palm Beach. Fla. 1t concerns
the misadventures of a genteel french
family in reduced circumstances who are
trying to keep up appearances. but VINO
are not too particular as to the decep-
tive manner in which this is accom-
plished. There is Il love story in the
play
Mile. Bordoni will wear n lot Of stun
ming costumes, and, although the play
is not musical. she is given an opportu-
nifty to sing two or three songs. The
east includes Harry c. Browne. Edouard
burand. Mary Robinson. Frederick Ray
mond. jr.: Eugene Borden, Laura Lus-
sier and Burton Brown.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
KEITH S-Ben Bernie and His
Band.

Christmas week at krith'< Will be a
gaia on. and Il dazzling ov.rtoue Of
synCopatlnn Will give il a Jazz
touch when Ben Bernie and his
OF honor. unleash the mischievous
harmoni"S destined to Set shoulders
swaylng and feet tapping. The added
attraction Will be the American tenor.
Craig Campbell, assisted by Hector
MacCarthy. pianist and composer.
Lonesome Manor" will bring Frank
Dixon. aided by Marguerite Murphy
ami Paul Gerard Smith; Bob Hall,
the eXtempnraneouS chap will per
NIT the audience TO select the tunes
for which lie VIII rhyme lyrics about
V"rytniEg .nd anything: "Bi- Ba- -Bo"
Is the odd title of the act in which u.
Apoi!on. tn mandolin wizard. will APP
=, ar, with Emily Fitzgerald, Ramona
and Pdvlow: Living on Air" will
serve 10 Introduce Howard Anderson
<tyi" and distinction: Fred Miller and
Bort fapm"n promise their lates,
song, III their offering. Just a Little
hiIrrent, and the kitaro Japs will
indulge in difficult and hair-raisiug
acrobatio feats. There will be the
usual house picture features AeSop's
Fables. Topics of the Day and the
Pathe News Pictorial
"A Bachelors Christmas" the Yule-
tide playlet. will be repeated at the
matinee performances of the present
week. A "kiddies' party will be
given in conjunction with each mat
lnee oferins-a Christmas tree with
gifts for the litJie tots. The skit was
written and staged by Angela keir,
VINO has been associated with the
staf OF David Bciascn in recent wears
the dances have been arranged and
by Antoinette Ure. associated
with Theodore kosloff. Miss IRE is
one of the foremost speciality dancers
in this country. Paul Bleyden's carol
rrs supply the Christmas music.
Bernice Hopkins. John Kline and
Jeanne Strong have the leads
Evening star., 1922-12-20
PRESIDENT-'Abie's Irish Rose.

Anne Nichols comedy success.
"Abie's Irish Rose" which has al
ready shattered long-run records for
u play in the Washington tneater,
will be offered for its fifth consecu-
tive week at the President. beginning
next Sunday night at $50 pm, with
matinees Wednesday and Saturday at
e:30 pm.
The production at the President has
been staged by Harry Manners, and
its chief roles will he enacted by
Eileen Wilson and Henry Duffy. who
will resume the role of Able next
sunday night. Others Will be Harry
Shautan. Anne Morrison. Leo Hoyt.
Robert Lowe. Irving Kennedy and
others.
The play is based on amusing com
plicatinns that arise from the mar
riaae of a Jewish boy and am Irish
gin.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
METROPOLITAN-"The Hotten-
tot"

The Christmas week bNl at Gran
dalls Metropolitan Theater present
ed Sunday afternoon VIII oner
Thomas II. lnce's amusing screen
version Of William Golfers stage
success. THE Hottentot.' in Which
the Co-stellar roles are played by
Douglas Mclean and Madge Bellamy;
also Lloyd Hamiiton's newest Two,
reel burlesque. The Educator, SAID
to be the drollest subject he mas
made.
from a wild horse given as mount IN
a cross country run to a braSHart
who pretends to be an expert horse,
man. There is love interest as well
as humor in the development OF the
tale.
sic. under the conductorship OF y.
Mirskey, will be presented. Win PIE
tureSuue stage and lighting ehects.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meig-
han. in ''The Man Who Saw Tomor-
row." Paul Parrott. in THE Fair
Week" and Howe's The Sea Ele-
phant"; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Charles Ray. in "A Tailor Made Man: !:
Thursday. Conan Doyle's THE Hound
OF the Bask ervilles." and comedy,
"Blazes": Friday. Shirley Mason. in
comedy"Youth Must Have Love" and
comedy. Ocean Swells": Saturday.
The Super Sex" and our gang"
In "A Quiet Street"
Evening star., 1922-12-20
PALACE-"The Outcast."

Next week beginning sunday art
.rnoon at Loew's Palace Theattr' N"
rrnyram will present "Outcast." the
latest screen production for the noted
stage and screen artist. Elsie Fergu- =
son. who appears in a screen version
of the play by Hubert Henry Dawes
3 adarted by Josephine Lovett and a.,
r.cred by Chet Withey. who directed
Doris keene. in Romance.
|. is the story of a woman who mas
love in the straneest manner possible.
Evening star., 1922-12-20

in 'The Ghost Breaker: Friday, Rob
ert Louis Stevenson's Treasure
Island" and Leather Pushers," round
5, and Saturday, Rodolph Valentino
and Alice Lake. IN ''Uncharted Seas"
Harvest Hands and. matinee, Ruth
Roland, in Timber Queen" No. s.
Savoy.
Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meig-
han. in THE Man Who Saw Tomor-
row: Paul Parrott. in "A White
Blacksmith" and Prizma color sub
lect. Snow Birds; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Charles Ray. in "A Tailor
Made Man." and comedy. Friday the
18th; Thursday, Harry Carey, in
Good Men and True" and comedy.
Ocean Swells": Friday. Shirley
Mason. in Youth Must Have Love"
comedy. "Blazes," and Howe's. The
Sea Elephant: Saturday. The
Super Sex" and 'our gang" in "A
Quiet Street"
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Photoplays.
RIALTO-"Heroes of the Street" p"

Spicy with the scent of pine, holly
and other Yuletide decorations, with
a bigger Christmas tree than ever,
with more lights glowing and more
interesting and amusing features in
the toy village which spreads below
it than ever before. Moore's Rlalto
Theater will open Sunday with
special holiday bill Offering, Wesley
Barry, in Heroes of the Street an
adaptation Of Lem Parker's stage
play. The production has romance,
comedy, mystery and thrill.
Mr.. and Mrs Carter de Haven VIII
be shown also. in "Christmas. with
short film features and an orches-
trial score.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
York.

Sunday, Miriam Cooper, in Kindred
of the Dust: Monday, Shirley Mason.
in Youth Must Have Love; comedy.
Blazes." and PriZma color study,
The Cape Of Good Hope: Tuesday.
THE Super Sex" and comedy, THE
Ranch Romeo; Wednesday, Earle
Williams. in Fortunes Mask" and
Bobby Vernon, in Choose Your
Weapons; Thursday. Billie Dove and
Cullen Landis. in youth to YOUTH"
and Larry Semon, in THE Agent:
Friday. Colleen Moore and John Bow
ers. in "Aifinities." and 'Our Gang"
in "A Quiet Street: Saturday, Thomas
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Charles Ray,
in "A Tailor Made Man; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Thomas Meighan.
in THE Man Who Saw Tomorrow:
Paul Parrott, in The Fair Week,
and Howe's The Sea Elephant !;
Thursday. The Man She Brought
Back" and Larry Semon. in The
Agent; Friday, "The Super Sex
and "our gang" in "A Quiet Street;
Saturday, Harry Carey, in Good
Men and True" and comedy, "BlaZes.'
Daily matinees at 9 pm.
Evening star., 1922-12-20
CENTRAL-"Broken Chains. "

Crandail's new CentSal Theater. 9th
street between D and streets, Will
be thrown open 20 the public sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. presenting
Goldwyn's production Of Broken
Chains" the $40 900 first prize see
mario awarded in the recent Chicago
Daily -Goldwyn contest, written
hv Miss Winifred Kimball. The story
is gripping one of cowardIce, love
and regeneration.
Colleen Moore Malcolm MacGregor,
Claire Windsor and Ernest T"rrence
arr. in the cast
Evening star., 1922-12-20
GAYETY-"Town Scandals. ="

Town Scandals which comes to
the Gayety Theater next week. will
feature more than a score of singing
and dancing girls. Harry lie Van:
one Of the most active and favored
comedians in burlesQue. will handle
the fun. assisted by Johnny Hudgins,
premier imitator of Bert Williams. or
special feminine interest will be the
costuming of principals and chorus
girls in the latest styles direct from
Dn,-io
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Hippodrome.

Sunday, Mary Pickford. in Through
the Back Door; Monday. ID. W. Grif-
hth's Love Flowers: Tuesday, James
kirkwood, in The Man From Home;
Wednesday. Robert McKim. in Gray
Dawn; THURSDAY. Bert Lytell. in
The Light That Failed: Friday
Sessue Iiayakawa. in The Eermillion
Pencil" and Saturday, Rex Beach's
The Iron Trail"
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Elite.

Sunday. Clara Kimball Young, in
The Claw: Monday. Monte Blue. in
My Old Kentucky Home: Tuesday,
Alma RubeSs, in The Valley of
Silent Men; Wednesday,, Robert
Warwick, in The. Silent Master; 4;
Thursday, Bert Lytell. in sherlock
Brown: Friday. Martin Johnson's
Jungle. Adventures" and Saturday.
Richard Talmadge. in "Luckey Dan"
Evening star., 1922-12-20
LINCOLN-"The Bond Boy

The first three days of next week
the Lincoln Theater will offer The
Bond Boy" a companion masterpiece
to 'Torable David" starring Richard
Barthelmess. AS an added attraction
will be shown Mack Sennetts two
reel comedy. "On Patrol" and new
issue of the Kinograms; Wednesday
and Thursday, Will Rogers. in THE
Headless Horseman, Hodk inson's
screen version of The Legend of
Sleepy Hollow; James Aubrey. in
Evening star., 1922-12-20
CRANDALL'S-"Good Men and
True"

,'randalTs Christmas week bill. be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. will present
for III. first three days OF the week,
sunday through Tuesday. Harrey Carey
in Good Men and True" a drama Of
real men in the picturesque southwest.
and Mack Sennett's two-reel comedy.
when Summer Comes: Wednesday
md Thursday, Pat OMalley and
Pauline Starke, in My Wild Irish
Rose" and "A Kitchen Highbrow.
and Friday and Saturday. "A Broad
way Madonna" story Of fiashy in
terest, and the comedy. Ocean
10
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Olympic.

sunday. Richard Barthelmess. in
The Bond Boy" and pop Tuttles
Movie Queen: Monday owen Moore
in Love Is an Awful Thing" and
Buster kcaton, in The Blacksmith; f;
Tuesday and Wedne sday Eric Won
Stroheim. in "Foolish Wives" at 7
and Q pm: Thursday. Wallace Reid
Evening star., 1922-12-20
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday. Theodore Rob-
erts. in The Old Homestead: Tues
day. Cecil y. De Miles MALE and Fe-
male; Wednesday, "Woman's Hate;
Thursday. Don't Change Your Hus-
band; Saturday. James oliver Cur
woods The Valley of Silent Men"
Evening star., 1922-12-20

"Tenderfoot Luck" and the Starland
review, and Friday and Saturday,
Harry Carey in Good Men and
True" with Buster keaton. in MY
Wife's Relations"; "A Vacation Cock
TAIL" a beautiful scenic reel, and the
Fox News