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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
LECIE UTOCf MA MEL.
Iona.
Sekretsf pokladny jest pry
proti bonusu, ably mohl sni-
ziti dane millionafim.

Washington, 13. listopadu.
Americka Legie dnes vecer u
tkala Sc v boji sc sekretarem
pokladny Mellonem, jenz pro-
hlasil onehdy, ze federalni da-
ne mohou byti snizeny o 1923,
100000, nebude-li zadneho vo
ienskeho bonusu. ale re po
leta nelze zadneho snizenf da
nj ocekavati, odhlasuje-li kon-
gres bonus driv6jsfm voja-
kim.
v dopise kongresnfku Will
liamu R. Greenovi Iowy, d-
radujicimu predsedovi snemov
nfho vyboru ma cesty pro-
stfedky, prohlasuje Sc Jo-
hnem Thomasem Taylorem,
mfstopredsedou legislativniho
vyboru Legie, ze Sc jedna pro
ste o tuto otazku:
"Ma $4,000 millionard, mu-
III, ziskavsich nesmirn6 val
kou, mfti dale sve dane snf-
zeny sS5,0OO,000 rotne, neb
mali 100000 vojakdm a je-
:jich rodinam byti splacen spra
vedlivy duh, jfmz jest Jim ma
rod povinnovan po pet roki?"
Legie obvinuje Mellona z
klamani verejnosti, iako by
mensf poplatnfci melt pro-
speech z provedenf jeho planu.
kdezto We skutexnosti nejvetsf
prospsch NELL by millionAh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
SP0JENECKY DOTAz 0 KAISEROVl.
BERLIN JEST VYZYVAN, ABY
POVEDEL PRAVDU.
NEMECKA VLADA POPfRA, zE OPRAVNILA Ma
VRAT DRfVEJSlHO CfSAkE.

Parfz 49, stopadu - Konference velvyslancu posle Il
ira do Rerina pozadavek nfomac zda vydan b prdvod
nj list dfvejSmu csar jeho druzine navratu do Nemec
ka Jest mozno no bude rovnez posana do Holandska
Oba tyto kroky byy pfedsevzaty vzhedem ku korun-
nimu pnci anz by mely neakeho vsedku avsak spoenc
vyctu ze musej podniknouti neco okamzte teprve
zde dohodnou ak ce teto move vyzyvavost srany
Nemecka
Parz nema zadneho dfedniho potvrzeni tom ze pro-
vodni list byl vydan kaserov eho druzne edna ova
poovladn kancelar bernska to popa Avsak navratu
korunnfho prince edni proevy bernske bud zde vem ma
10 dvery jest o ze patek az snemovne poslanecke
pfdou fadu nterpelace vzhledem zahrancni poice
premier Poincare bude ceiti prave bouri protestd.
Navrat drvejsho cisafe do Nemecka uved by premera
do nanevyse nepfemneho postaveni jest mozne ze stat
Mix ktery tem6f ceym sv6tem byl odsuzovan pro svo p
kros vdc Nemecku bude celit kris ponevadz dovo Ne
mecku zajh pfflis daleko.
sr Hohenzoernske machinace vzbudiy veke rozhofcen
PaffM bouflive sceny jsou ocekavani snemovne
sanecke mez jejimz ceny jsou 62 procenta drvech
madnich dsopkd Jest dokonce mono, ze Poncare bude
sel pozadavku ably spojenc cfetych odkladech pro-
ved cast mrove smouvy ykajlcf vydan Jim osoby
Vlema Hohenzolerna jenz mlouve jest vnen zloc
pro vetu osoby eho kery jest cele valecnch zlc
cncn
Kdyby spojenc zmocni Sc kaisera jeho syna, jest
Anaan0 pfedpovda, cosby mimi utni Navsak snloIva
teto vsci jest jasna ch vydanf mdze byti pozadovano
Zdejsf LIntransgeant prav, ze kdyby Clemenceau by
premerem, korunni prime nkdy neby by odhodal ma
vratu lie Lbee poukazue re kdyz Karel pokusl ma
vat do Uher Cesi Rumuni Jihosave mobilsovali by
kraky konec ou afferou LIE Lberte nema trpelivos
tem kdoz ka ze kaiser jest hotov re korunn prime jest
hlupak By pry JIM hupac kteri osvedcli byt nebez
pecnym.
Temps jest mineni ze vsichni narodove, Amerka
mezi nm NELL by PROFESSIONAL pro navratu Hohenzolern
Doom, 49, lsopadu. = Zde pravi ze navrat dfivej
sho cisare do Nemecka byl projektovan as mesc
chybne ziskal Vem prdvodn listy Nemecka sebe
ceny sve druzny avsak jest vem pohybno, re dosao
Jim visa holandskych dradI. zamku nemz df{vejsi c
prebyv panovaa podezrea cnnost delsi dobu
vi ze exkaser enz pry jest vem nervove rozruen
eha okamzy navrat do Nemecka kdyz 1teku korun
no prince obnoven by spojeneckych kapitoeh pzada
vek vydanf obou spojeneckym vladam.
Parz, 13 listopadu Poincare navrhl britickemu ka
bineu spolecnou okkupaci primorskeho mesa Nemecka
cimz mini Hamburk tre ze nemecka vada dovola ma
vra dvesho korunnfho prince ignorovaa spoenecke u
matum obnoveni vojenke kontroy Poncare dale pravi
ze nepfsoupi- brcka vlada tento program Francie
podnkne kroky tyto obsad tez Frankfurt zeeznc
nj stredy vychod cd onoho mesta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
DAVAJf KRALI "DOVOLE-
NOU".

Londyn, Is. listopadu. Kral
Jifi recky byl pozadan repu-
blikanskymi vIdci, aby odejel
ze sve zeme ma diva mesice, po
kud Sc nevyjasni politicka si-
tuace, die athenskeho zpravo
dale Central News. Depese
dodava, ze kral svoli! X teto
zadosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
EX.CfSAR KAREL BYL v
TOM ZLE.

Budapest, 13. hstopadu. Ze
snuly ex-cisar Karel rakousky
nem6l dosti pen6z ma koupeni
cigaret, kdyz cinil pokus o
ziskani uherskeho trinu, die
anonymniho armadniho ddstoj
nika, jenz byl clenem Karlo-
wy druziny nedavno uverej-
nil sve pameti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
NARODNf SJEZD l. w. w.

Chicago, 13. listopadu. Hla
vnfm dGelem patnacteho w.
rocnfho sjezdu Industrial Wor-
kers Of the World, jenz byl
zde zahajen vcera, bude sor-
ganisovati celon&rodnf kam-
pan v zajmu propusteni vsech
v4zn9nych I. w. w. do %.
prosfnce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14

lekari homeopathic skoly, ku
kter6 sam Sc hlasi a kdyz For
bes propustil jednoho home
opata pro neschopnost, Sa-
wyer vymohl jeho opetne do
sazenf cd presidenta Hard
inga. Dokonce pry Sawyer,
atkoli nem9l z&dn&ho prava
zasahovati do Ffzeni vyslouzi
leck6ho dfadu, prohlasil jed
nou, "vyslouzilecky trad, to
jsem ja."
Pc Sawyerovi wal 81 For
bes ma musku Henry Ancheste
ra, jenz pry rozsifil neprav-
dive historky O prodavani
zbyvsfch armadnfch zasob v
Perrysville, Nd, pon9vadz je
no nabfdka nebyla prijata.
Forbes mluvil o Anchesterovi
tax "upffmne" az byl napo-
menut svtm vlastnfm pravnim
z&stupcem, pluk. Easily.
Smithem.
Pffmy vyslech 8 pluk. For.
besem nebyl skoncen dnes a
az 8 tim bude hotov, podroben
bude vtslechu kfizov6mu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14
COOLIDCE-OVI POPRVE v
DIVADLE.

Washington, Is. listopadu.
President a pf. Coolidgeova "a
sli do divadla vcera vecer po-
prve cd nastehovanf Sc do 81
leho Domu. SItastnili Sc zaha
jovacf hry Johna Drinkwate-
ra. "Robert e. Lee" :.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-06-30

4th of July Program
 MCCARTHY, ALASKA, 1928 Morning and Afternoon Events fl a sharp: EVENT PRIZES 100 Yard Dash $2O 800 D ;" Men IS to 50 10O0-5O0 50 Men 60 and over 1OO0-5OO 40 :" Wheelbarrow Race Blndfolded 10C0 500 76 :" Mems Sack Race 10O0-5.00 Ladies Nail Driving Contest 5OO-2.50 Potato Race 3OO-2OO-1O0 50 Yard Dash Boys Under 12 3.O0-2O0-1 co 50 Girls Under I2 3.0O-2 2O0-1.OO 50 Little Girls Under 800 -2OO-1OO g Little Boys Under 3OO- 200-LOO 9 Little Girls Under5 BOO 200 100 50 Yard Dash Ladies 100O- 300 75 Yard Walking Contest Ladies 10O0- 500 Battle of Bunker Hill 10OO- 300 Baseball Kennecott vs. Mccarthy 15O.00 Bucking Contest 3000.15O0 Pony Race 5OOO-15OO Packing Contest 20O0--0OO Tug of War Kennecott vs Green Butte 10000 Tug of War Little Ones five side To each winner 100
 To each loser 50 Evening 9 D. m. sharp:
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-06-30

Capt, Hubrik was a business visitor in Kennecott Wednescay.
 Harry Boyden, Bill Weare ar rived from Chisane with 25 pack horses, belonging to Boyden and O'Neill, last Monday.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-06-30
Evening 9. m sharp:
 Pioneers Old Time Ball


 Mr. Longacre, the A. R c. en gineer, is covering the district in search of sand and gravel sui table for mixing cemeut for the concrete on the bribge this fall.
 Jimmy Brown came in with his string of pack horses from Ma 'besna Tuesday.
 It is reported that Mrs. Rado van has had a siege of sickness. but is now on the road to reco- very.
 Mccarthy had a very severe wind and dust storm Monday.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1923-06-30

LOST--COLD WATCH anb NUGGET CHAIN valued atI $1OO.OO, in Mccarthy several days ago. Finder return to| News office for $10,0O| reward.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
-"Unseeing Eyes

When a Barrymore appears IN
cast of Characters one expects some
thing unusual-and, as RUE, ge% a. q.
attested by the deafening applause
punctuated with shouts and whistles
yiyen by yesterdays audiences az
Woore's Rialto Theater. The story Is
an adantation from Arthur Str1nger s
novej' and though some slight de-
ma rtures are made from the orlg1nal
circumstances, the screen picture De.
comes more compelling py reasoi vi
them. :. A.. ran
The Canadian Rockies in the sea-
son of blizzards is the scene chosen
for the play, and the story goes that
rhe company spent more than Twelve
weeks at Banff and the surrounding
rapions and a week in Montreal film
ne. sections of the play. Nothing
las surpassed this production in the
display of mountain SHOWS and hSiz-
lards. A good bit of the camera
Inris &c done from an airDlane, which
is of course, filming another airplane
that plays a dramatic part In the
story.
md with all the histronio ability "f
= Barrymore he plays one OF the most
rxacting roles Imaginable without
law. Seena owen lends splendid
support, and it is from rom her roid rhas
l.nneIessiy for hours over the track
loss mountains, she becomes snow
blind, and it is during this period OF
blindness that the drama climbs TO
- rapid success on of gripping ,epi-
sodes that keep the beholder wonder
ing what possibly can happen next.
a girl of wealth and social position
goes to Montreal during the ice car.
nival season to be the house guest or
Il woman whose son had iaiien IN
love with her. During this visit word
comes that her brother has been
wounded by gang of half-breed In.
lians. who had taken possession OF
his gold mine Other members, of the
his wound proves more painful than
serious and he is nurSed to health by
an Indian maid. BliZzards have block
ed all traffic and there is no possI-
bility Of the girl reaching her brother
for many weeks The body OF an air
plane, stripped OF wings and equipped
with snow runners. is being used as a
thriller at the carnival near Montreal,
and 1t gives another man, who also
has fallen in love with Merriam. All
idea He finds that he can purchase
in Montreal a complete plane, equip
ned with snow runners, and<he offers
10 take Merriam to her brother IL she
will risk q trip by air. The next
morning they start, and things go
beautifully until engine trouble de-
yelops. There Is no sign Of habita-
rion in sight and landing place in
the treacherous mountains ig sought.
A binding blizzard develops, and in
the effort to help each other both the
man and girl become lost in the
trackless mountains. Their efforts 70
locate each other result in experiences
= a. . = : =
Evening star., 1923-11-05
Changes in Stations of
Army and Macy Officers
Of Interest to Capital
ARMY.

Capt S. H. Sheriff., Signal Corps, at
tailed as military instructor at the
Carnegie Institute of Technology.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
First Lieut.. r. p. BoykAn, Quarter
master Corps. a. Langley Field, Va,
has been ordered to the Panama Ca
nal Zone for duty.
The resignation Of First Lieut., Ed
ward NJ. Haight, air service, has been
accepted by the President.
has been assigned to duty with the
Army Band at Washington barracks,
Capt. H. II. Cheal. Quartermaster
Corps, at the War Department, has
been ordered to Fort Leavenworth,
First Lieut.. r. r. Winslow, 34th
Infantry. has been transferred from
Fort Eustis. Va, to San Juan. Porto
Rico.
sergt. Edward Robertson. retired.
has been detailed as military instruc-
Mo.
Capt Stephen Abbott, retired, has
been relieved from duty at the Ag-
ricultural College Of Utah and VIII
proceed to his home
Orders for Maj. A. B. johnson, Ord
nance Corps. to proceed from Water
town, Mass, to Benicia Arsenal. Calf,
and then to Hawaii, have been re-
voked.
First Lieut.. e. V. Harbecis. air serv-
ice, at Kelly Field, Tex, detailed as
military instructor. Texas National
Guard. with station at Houston.
First Lieut.. w. j. Burke. Coast
Artillery Corps. at Fort du Pont, Del,
sas been ordered to Honolulu, Hawaii,
for duty.
The designations of Capt. Nathan
Rosenberg. Medical Corps, and of
second Lieut.. Henry l.. Fansler
United States infantry, have been ac-
cepted by the President.
Maj. $. j. Randall, Dental Corps,
has been appointed a member of the
board of review convened in this city
to consider cases Of dental officers
found to be disqualified for promo
ton.
Capt. Harry c. johnson, Medical
Corps. at Hot Springs. Ark, has been
ordered to this city for duty in the
,fice of the attending surgeon
Orders for Capt. H b. Knowles.
Quartermaster Corps, on duty with
the federal traffic board, this city.
to proceed to Manila, L. l., for duty
have been revoked
Capt. J. W. Llufrio. Quarter,naster
Corps. has been transferred from
Camp Lewis, Wash, to Peoria.
ILL.,, and Maj. L. K. Poust. Medical
Evening star., 1923-11-05
METR0P0LITAN-May McAvoy
in "Her Reputation"

The power Of the press Is graphic
MY Illustrated in the film feature at
ne metropolitan this week, in which
Nay McAvoy rises to stardom. The
talented and beautiful little actress
mas the role of a New Orleans belle,
1acqueline Lanier, who becomes in
volyed in tragic love tangle on her
Ns~suulhs day. A half-crazed suitor
IoTces his way into her room, and
When her screams bring the bride
groom to tho scene he shoots him
himself
Newspaper reporters and photog-
raphers who are on hand for the coll
orful Spanish fiesta. which was to
precede the ceremony. are prompt to
reach the scene of the tragedy, and
without waiting for word from the
terror-stricken girl. they look at her
gown, size UP the situation from the
"ctrcumstantial evidence" and send
the word over the country that
Jacqueline Lanier Is vampire and
murderesaand that her fatal beauty
lured the men to their doom.
And so an innocent girls reputa-
tion Is ruined by few clicks of
reporrorial typewriter keys. and she
stands before the world branded for
lie. Seeking to escape from noto-
tiolS anu uSdFly ITGIZlcQ from read
Ing the distorted story in glaring
headlines, she packs a few things
and, accompanied by an elderly COM
panfon- n-nurse, drives away from the
Inflated house. Her flight is inter
rupted, however, by another tragedy,
the sudden breakage of the Louis
lana levees. and she is swept away
In the flood, to be rescued, strangely
enough. by the son of the owner of
the newspaper which had featured
the first scoop" about her. There
the real story begins-a swiftly NOV
ing one which carries her to the
coast In an endeavor to conceal her
Identity and which brings one thrill
ing episode after another. Flood and
forest fires are pictured with startling
realism and there is not a moment
that drags during the entire film.
Ihe suspense Is maintained until the
hnal fade-out and the audience is
come.
Lloyd Hughes, Casson Ferguson
and Winter Hall appear in the COM
retent cast which supports Miss Nc
Aroy in her first stellar appearance
supplementary features include a
news reel and a comedy, "UncIe sam"
and the metropolitan Orchestra CON
tributes La Paloma" Jose Huarte
plays several violin solos.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
Photoplays..
PRESIDENT-'.If Winter Comes.


4. $. NJ. Hutchinson's popular story.
IF Winter Comes" has be- e. n
excellent film production. The hrst
showing of this picture at the Pl.
dent Theater yesterday afternoon. at
tracted large audience which nearly
hlled orchestra and balcony after
waiting patiently in the drizzling rain
for nearly half an hour beyond the
time scheduled for the opening, until
the crowds attending q Salvation
with beautiful f5wers in recognition
Of the Presidents debut as a picture
house, and Meyer Goldman's orches
form, especially the lifting Morris
dances that aided in giving the at
mosphere of the little British country
town of Tidhorough.
of Hutchinson's novel are given de-
lightful Interpretation by the various
actors; Percy Marmont is ideal as
"Puzzlehead" Sabre and Margaret
Forest makes good Mona and Gladys
Leslie is very sympathetic in the role
Of Effie. Low Jinks and High Jinks
are delightful and all the little de-,
the book are faithfully set forth.
There is Marks habit of coasting on
his bicycle down the final slope to
his home and Low Jinks' marking OF
his HneSl record WITH d WulteW dSHeu
peg; there is Nona's visit to his Of
flee in the dignified shop of Fortune,
East e Cabre; and there is Marks
delight over the "kippers" on his rare
leave at home during the war.
The only scene that departs in any
way from the story or seems exag-
gerated out of harmony is the mob
scene both before and after Marks
trial. Marmont SO aroused the inter
est of the audience yesterday in his
role that several times ardent voices
Of those who had not read the book
and therefore did not know how the
anxious excitement over how certain
points~wouId be used to foil the viii
lain. True to the story, however. and
to real life, vengeance is taken out of
Marks hands to a higher power and
the villain does not get the punish
ment one would like to have him get.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
GIRLS TO SELL FLOWERS
ON "FORGET.ME-NOT DAY.
Federation of Women's Clubs Plan
ming for. Observance by Dis
abled Veterans SATURDAY..

Members OF the District Federation
of Women's Clubs today started the
work of assigning girls who will act
as sellers of flowers in the annual OBJ
servance of Forget me- not day by the
Disabled American Veterans next Sat-
urday.
With letters OF Endorsement from
President Coolidge, Director Hines of
the Veterans Bureau and Commissioner
Rudolph the plans being made for the
celebration are now almost complete,
according to an announcement made
today ut the headquarters, at Room 324
Star building.
Mai Sullivan has issued orders that
all members of the police department
will be allowed to wear boutonnieres
while on duty and girls will be present
at each precinct station at and 4
o'clock to supply the police with the
flowers. Other squads of girls will be
at the entrances Of each government
department at noon and 4:30 Saturday
to see that each enploye has a flower
to assist the men who were SCARED
during the war.
Announcement of the Forget-me- not
plan was made from many pulpits yes
terday and several churches will take
up collections for the disabled men.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
C0LUMBIA-"The Light That
Failed"

Wheat among the chaff-"The Light
That Failed" at the ColumbfS this
week. A film that evidences Artistic
and satisfying directorship of a cast
Of competent players. Old and young
can see it and carry away Its lesson
\ dramatic presentation of Rudyard
Kipling's graphic story of an artists
struggle to complete his masterpiece
fighting against time in the failing
light The story of womanly devo-
ion and her power to win when the
fog has drifted in, and Dick Heldar
is compelled to lay aside his brush
that avoids the fiasco of the play In
attempting to substitute the so-called
happy ending, through the use OF an
artistic compromise. After the ilght
has failed and the lovers have been
reunited, Maize Wells says, THE
light will come again. it is only my
hair blowing across your race anu
the audience can make ltS own
ending.
makes the part realistic, and has con-
tributed a characterization OF rare
excellence. Jacquellne Logan II az
able assistant as Bessie. wa1f or
the streets, and in pathoS and comedy
meets with appreciation and elicits
aymuathy. David Terrence, screen
5ctor whose work IS always marked
with intelligent perception or the
character he Is playlis, IL Sa2t "
George Torpenhow, and Sigrfd Holm-
uIist is the Maize Wells who absorbs
mo mind and heart of the artist after
the light has failed.
The action of the film is stimulated
Inv the employment of scenes incident
10 British warfare in the Sudan, ana
patrfotfsm is evoked later when the
,,aII to arms for the great world war
ia depicted In it's entirety this Is
truly worthwhile film.
The supplemental features lnciude
the latest pages from the news ano
= Sennett comedy, entitled Asleep at
he switch" in which Ben Turpln
gain has the assistance of those re,
rnarka BILE dogs Teddy" and Cameo.
The Columbia Orchestra contributes
a, musical setting in perfect accord
with the feature.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
PALACE-"W "Woman-Proof. !"

WomanProof," the feature at The
falace Theater this week. is an un-
usui. usually I human comedy picture of a
problems. Although the idea is
rather farcical in suggestion the story.
ls worked out logically along leeIti-
mate comedy lines and a large audi
ehee enc. was kept constantly amused by
ciever way in which the action is
handled by the principal Characters,
Ihomas Meighan has the leading
role OF the elder brother in a family
OF four orphans. whose father stipu-
!ated IN his will that unless all four
following his death, ali his money
VIII go to establish an old peoples
nome. and. incidentally. his LAWYER
WIN receive sizeable sum for ham
d1,ns dran tn this Is, proposition, If the chill
lions are to be equally divided, with
a million to each child. There are
Two girls and two boys in the family
The older sister, who has mothered
the. the others all her life. falls In love
TO marry her, including the million;
the younger brother falls in love with
a sweet young English girl, whose
rather has his eye on the boys mil
lion; the flapper daughter has a foot
ball hero. and then all six of the
lovers hound the older brother to get
a wife. They show him samples OF
nappers, zippers and old fashioned
girls. but none of them seems to take.
This brother is the only one in the
family who has gone to work to earn
u living for himself. Then Lila Lee
comes along as the right girl, but
even so complications, we'll handled
to sustain the suspense and add to the
fun of the film, constantly bar the
pathway. and not until the last min
ute are all four couples happily united
in marital bonds.
one Of the Aesop fables told anus
ingly with little animal caricatures.
Topics of the Day and the news reel
complete the film showings. The or
chestra gives Girls We Know" as u
novelty overture.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
STRAND-"Theater Russo
Comiuue."

Featuring an excellent program the
Strand vaudeville opened last night
10 a capacity audience. With di-
versified acts. ranging from Russian
dances to really good comedian, the
program proved highly interesting. s
Billed as the seasons most notable
99mering' 9,, the "Theater Comique
America by Marcus Loew, was easily
the headliner With an entire Rus.
sian cast, this three-act fantasy OF
superb dancing charmed the audi
ence and drew .vociferous applause.
Among the other acts which We're
Well received was Wolgast and Cir
lie, in feats of strength; Mabel Drew
In piano songs; Grace and Eddie
Parks, featuring songs, dances and
jokes, and Al Wilson, a comedian who
kept the house in continual laughter
The photoplay, april Showers"
with Colleen Moore and Kenneth Har-
Ian cast in the leads, completed a
thoroughly entertaining program.
Evening star., 1923-11-05
CENTRAL Temptation. "

A double-triangle eternal. woven in
with the luxury-lust of q newt rights
wife. and. embellished With many
variations of the present jazz era
keeps spectators interested at the
film showing OF Temptation" which
last night.
Seen first in moderate circrm-
stances, the Baldwins /c5me into
money. oodles Of it. The wffe's long
stified ambition to skate on 9he upper
crust is let loose while Jack. the
husband, fSrseeing an ultimate crash.
strives In vain to throw saqd on the
course of her giddy whirl.
There is another" man dragged in
and vamping widow faIlS in love
with the husband to double dhe COM
plications. The theater crowa Is Kept
in constant suspense. with thrills
aplenty and anticlimaxes.
A new comedy, Heads Cp," with
Cliff Bowles soing his best 70 enter
tain, Pathe's Review and SOME timely
Kineograms round out the tSll.