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friends here for a short time from
Denver.
Harry Parsons spent he wsek end
here on business from Salt Creek.
r. r Duncan Is a business visitor
here for a short time from Denver.
Jack Tobin left last evening for
Denver where he VIII spend n week
on business and visiting with frineds.
William Utzinger. general
OF the White Motor Truck company,
has returned from a business trip to
Denver.
L. NJ. wIrburn and A. L. Smith are
visiting here for n short time from
Thermopolis.
Clarence Peterson is spending a
few days here on business from Salt
Creek.
Earl J.. Shelton arrived this morn
ing from Colorado Springs and ex-
poets to spend a short time here at
tending to business affairs.
c. B.. Carter spent yesterday here
visiting with friends from Douglas.
Harold Stevens of the Wyoming
National bank has returned from
Norfolk, Neb.. where he spent n two
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ing at the home of Mrs. Tyier's par
ents. Mr.. ind Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen.
Mrs. Patrick Sullivan and dauEh-
ter spent yesterday in Douglas Wis.
iting at the nome OF Mrs. Sara Nor.
ton.
Mrs. G.. /, Smith and baby daueh.
ter Helen loft last evening for salt
Lake where they will visit with rela.
tives for several weeks
Mr.. anG Mrs. II. o. Stone left yes.
terday overland for Denver I, be
gone a week or ten days on business.
Mrs. II. L. Morley who has been
seriously IL for the last three weeks
is reported to be out of danger.
Miss Marie Hamilton is visiting
with relatives in Nebraska for a few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Mosher have re-
turned from n month"; business and
pleasure trip spent in Oklahoma.
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dent of the Western Pipeline com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Trim are Wis,
itors here for a few days from Bill
lings.
Mr.. X. Smith is spending a few
days in the city from the FL ranch.
Mrs. Francis Weston will arrive
this evening from Douglas and will
spend some time here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Baker and chill.
dren are visiting with relatives here
for d few weeks from Tulsa, okla.
Mrs. V. L. Patten left last evening
for her home in Denver after spend
ing a week here visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Goodman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. White are in
for a few days on business from their
ranch south of the city.
Mr.. m Mrs. William Powell, scent
Sunday in Douglas on a short pleas.
ure trip.
Miss Marion Harvey has returned
from a few days pleasure trip spent
in Cheyenne visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Tyler arrived
yesterday overland from Rock river
and will spend n few days here visit.
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Nine" Mrs. Van Sickle and Mr..
Dougherty.
500. selected number. Miss Adelaide
Dampiere.
Solo dance, Miss Mary Jane Spencer.
Duet. Mr.. Dougherty and Mr.. Halle
in popular numbers.
Solo. selected. Mrs. Madelyn Treber.
Selection by the Arkeon orchestra.
Music week will bring to the fore
many talented performers. Casper is
fortunate in having as an added at.
traction Miss GenevIevs Fitzgerald.
harpist, who is a pupil of Alberto
Salvi. Miss Fftzgerald's appearance
Will take place at some time during
the week but the a date has not
been decided on yet. Other perform
r who are slated to appear are Mrs.
Fowler. Harley Mottomes. Mrs. t. ].
Riach. Miss Vera Burnett, and Bert
Connolly.
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Concert This Evening
At Christian Chucrh.

National Music Week will be
be given at S:15 at the Christian
church, Grant and Lind streets The
concert is being put on under the
auspices OF the Women's association
of the Christian church and promises
10 be an enjoyable and successful
affair.
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Dinner Party
Saturday Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Campbell
were hosts at a dinner party satur-
day evening given at their home. 232
East Thirteenth street. Honors for
the evening were won by Mrs. Carl
Shumaker, Mrs. James p. KEN. Mr..
Callson OF Oklahoma City and Leigh
Townsend.
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Personals

: Mrs. j. L. Walker spent the week
end here from Salt Creek visiting
with friends.
Miss Margaret Williams Is here for
a short time visiting with friends
from Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph May have re
turned from an extended visit spent
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Mrs. Don Lobdell gave From the
Land of the Sky Blue Water" which
was followed by two selection by
Father Flannigan's boys. This or
ganization made n great hit with the
audience.
Miss Mildred Bubb sang n solo in
her delightful manner. and Miss Eliz
abeth Baker executed an artistic
dance that called for an encore. A
solo by Mr.. Bishop was followed by n
selection by the High School orches-
ira which closed the program.
Another program will be given to-
morrow between 10 and 1 o'clock. 1t
VIII be free. 1t follows:
Overture by the Arkeon orchestra.
Community Singing led by Jack
Leary.
contraito and Tenor duet, "Lasie o.
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weeks vacation visiting with friends
and relatives.
S. B. Peters is here on business
from Chicago.
Charles johnson IS here on bust
ness for a few days from Sheridan.
Chester Baker will return this week
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Women OF Mooseheart
Legion VIII Parade.

The women Of Mooseheart Legion
will participate in the Memorial dav
parade to be held Wednesday. All
members are asked to meet at 3 a. m.
promptly at the Moose hall.
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Music Week Given Great
Send-Of at the Rialto
Delightful Program Carried Out in Which High School
Band Takes Part; Second Concert to Be
Given Tuesday by Artists

Music week received a send-off in Casper at noon today
when a free concert was given at the Rialto theater to an
audience that filled the popular motion picture house. The
concert opened with the Natrona County High School orches-
ira playing America" which the audience also sang, led
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Royal Neighbors
VIII Meet.

The Royal Neighbors OF America
will meet in regular session this ave.
ming at 8 o'clock at the I. o. o. F.
hall. All members OF the association
are asked to be present as business
matters of Importance will be dis
cussed.
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City Briefs

Mdge Morley of the Midwest Re
filming company is visiting with
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Mrs. Taullcy
Entertains.

Mrs. D.. s. Taul1ey was hostess at
an informal bridge luncheon given
Saturday. May 20, at her home, 1898
South Jackson street. Sweet peas
were used for the table decorations.
Honors for the afternoon were taken
by Miss Josephine Perry and Miss
Musa Ross.
Among the guests present for the
Afternoon were Mrs. Baldauf. Mrs.
Ivy. Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. Anderson and
the Misses Mae Winter. Mable Carl
son, Louis ziebarth. Mary Yard,
Josephine Perry and Musa Ross.
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Bridge Luncheon
Thursday.

The Mesdames ]. w. Johnson and
Carney Peterson will entertain at an
informal bridge luncheon Thursday.
May 81. at the Johnson residence,
1114 South David street.
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Dinner Party
This Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. K. o.. Mills will enter
tain at an informal Dime party this
evening at their home on Grant street
in honor of George f. Wilson of Los
Angeles. a brother of Mrs. Mills who
is here for a short time on business.
Red tulips viii be used for the table
decoratoions. Seven guests will be
present.
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Pepper Club
This Evening.

Mrs. J. W. Johnson viii entertain
the members of the Pepper club this
evening at her residence on South
David street. Mrs. NJ. n. Wheeler
will substitute for the evening.
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Birthday Party
Wednesday.

Mrs. Henry t. Galley Will entertain
at a children's party Wednesday at
ternoon at her home in honor of her
small daughter, He,en's, sixth birth
day. Twelve children will be present.
Mrs. Galley will be assisted during
the afternoon by Miss Helen Jones.
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Fortnightly Club
Meeting Saturday.

The Fortnightly bridge club will
meet Saturday June 2 at the home Of
Mrs. C. H. Townsend. 1923 South VOL
colt street. Mrs. Townsend will be as
sisted by Mrs. H. L. Patton and Mrs.
p. C. Nicolaysen.
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Johnson-P erine
Marriage Saturday.

Marriage Saturday. -
n marriage OF Miss Elsie johnson
and Mr.. Raman Perine look place in
the court of Judge Henry F. Brennan
Saturday. Witnesses were Miss Ruth
Winter and Mr.. George SCOTT. The
newlyweds will make their home here.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Observation-Disclosures Mac
Lean in "a Man of Action"

Douglas MacLean, former Wash
ingtonian and one of the most whole
some light comedians on the screen.
will be pictured next week at Gran
dall's Metropolitan Theater in Thom-
as H. Ince's mystery comedy, "A
Man of Action" with also a new
mermaid comedy Of the ballyard
Three Strikes" starring Lige Con-
ley, the Metropolitan world survey.
a scenic subject and an elaborate
musical setting.
"a Man of Action" concerns a rich
young idler under the domination of
houseful of servants who put him
through a daily routine that SER
iously annoys the brisk young WON
an from next door to whom he is
engaged. She fatty tells him that
she cannot become his wife until he
becomes "a man of action" capable
of directing his own affairs. At
about that time hardboiled nephew
Of his buffers puts in an appearance
and inducts him into the prelini-
naries of fulfilling the wishes of his
betrothed. 1t is a tough lesson but
has the desired effect and Bruce sets
out for the underworld to put the
somewhat hazy theory into practice.
AS the confederate of a gang of
crooks who have enlisted his help in
robbing his own house of 100000
worth of diamonds he has the time
of his life.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
KEITH'S-"Sixteen Sunshine
Girls"

Harland Dixon and Marie Callahan
toS rther with sixteen sunshine girls
from the London Palace claim chief
honcrs on the Keith bill next week.
Mr.. Dixon and Miss Callahan. both
eccentric dancers, were last here In
Good Morning, Dearie." the Kern
Caldwell musical play.
The extra attraction Will be 1rv-
ing Fischer, the principal male figure
IN sally" the Marilyn Miller pro-
duction, with a fine voice, personality
and sense of humor. Mr.. Fisher
is notable a '.self-made singer
Completing the program Will be
Charles Olcott and Mary Ann in a
cv"le of Charles Songs; Emmett
Crilfoyle and Elsie Lange. late of
The Little Blue Devil" ard "Angei
JT'ca" in "A Potpourri OF Unique
.n"cialties': Herman and Shirley in
'augh- -gettnr THE Mysterious Mas
'r"r" der: Guy and Pearl Magley.
!" "Dance Stories: Fritz and Lucy
J uch. cellist and violinists of the
c'r-v York Philharmonic Orchestra
s"d musicians of eXceptional not 4;
snd Homer Pomaine. aerial eccentric,
wish Aeson's Fables. Topics of the
Day and the Pathe News Pictorial.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
REFUSES TO REPLY
TOLEACUE QUERY
Chairman of New York State
G. o. P. Committee Hits
Anti-SaIoon Policy.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 11.-Politicians
today were rejecting on three an
nouncements by party leaders here
bearing on next years national cam
paigns. .
George X. Morris, chairman of the
republican state committee, said that
he would not reply to recent mes
sage from the Anti-Saloon League of
America asking: Does the republi-
can leadership of New York indorse
the President without qualification. or
does 1t continue it's subservience to
the wet minority of the party and
to be out OF harmony with the ma
facto alliance With Tammany'7
Charles ID. Hilles, republican ma
tional committeeman from New York,
announced that he had started an
active campaign to block the nomina-
tion of Henry Ford for President by
either of the major political parties
Herbert c. Pell. chairman Of the
democratic state committee, said that
he believed prohibition would not be
an issue In the next national cam
paign. except possibly to the extent
that its enforcement exemplifed in
reference by the government in
everyday affairs OF the people. Par
ticular interest attached to Mr.. Pelr 3
statement in view of the "wets," who
are urging Gov. Smith for President
In announcing his intention to ig-
more the Anti-Saloon League message,
Mr.. Morris said: 81 have not answered
1t and l shall not answer 1t. we are
not electing governor until next
year and there is no occasion for TAX
ing n stand now. Besides, we are not
going to submit to dictation of that
sort from any quarter, or as a party
be driven into action by persons or
groups who come armed with black
Jacks to enforce their whims."
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Band Concert Sunday.

Glen Echo Park Will have a free
band concert Sunday. Sol Minister
himself and his big military band.
claimed to be the finest in Washing
ton, next to the Marine Band. will
render a program of classical and
popular selections. In addition to the
special arrangements heretofore made
In preparation for band concerts.
benches. chairs and swings have been
added to those now at the park for
the comfort Of the patrops Sunday.
There will be four free concerts. each
lasting one hour the first begin nj n e
at 3 80 O'Clock and the last continuing g
until the park closes. This band en-
gagement Is In addition to the regu-
lar forty amusements that. will be
going at top speed all Sunday.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Photoplays.
TrALT0-Alfred Lunt in Back.
boue."

Moore's Rialto Theater announces
for next week, beginning Sunday.
"saCkbone.' Goldwyn production,
Z lapted from the story by Clarence
j udington Kelland, with Alfred Lunt
Of Clarence" fame, and a new out
Standing figure of the screen, with
Edith Roberts, more beautiful than
ever. in a dual role.
The story is the fulfillment in the
twentieth century of romance
which was shattered in France gem
erations ago, but it is not brought
to a happy ending until all sorts of
mystery and intrigue have been solv-
ed and thwarted.
The second attraction will be Hal
Roache's latest Our Gang" comedy.
with "Farina" in the stellar role, sup
ported by Micky and the gang: and
q third feature will be the appear
ance of Elias Breeskin. violin soioist
and concert master, in a selection to
be announced later.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
BELASCO-"The Return"

Next Monday night at the Shubert-
Belasco Theatre, George Marshall In
association with A. H, Woods will
present for the first time on any
stage. Avery Hopwood's newest COM
edy. THE Return"
Mr.. Marshall Is bringing to wash
ington an entire new cast of Broad
way players to interpret the various
roles. Chief among them are Joseph
inc Drake. Flora Sheffield. Allan
Bunce and Edward Douglas. The
only members of the present Belasco
company to be retained are Fred
Raymond, jr.. and Joseph Crehan.
Edgar MacGregor, general stage
director for A. H. Woods, is here
staging the play.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
INDlCT COTTON BROKER.

By the Associated Press
GREENWOOD. s. c.. July 11.-Four
true bills on indictments charging
breach of trust and operation of a
bucket shop were returned by the
grand jury in county court today
against Walter Taylor. former cotton
broker here. Taylor left Greenwood
about year ago and is said to be
somewhere in Texas.
The name Of one witness appears
on three indictments charging mis-
appropria tior If approximately So 000
and several witnesses charge oper-
alton of a bucket shop.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
CENTRAL-"The Last Moment

J. Parker Reed. Jr.'s, production of
J2c,l Boy!e's screen story. The Last
Moment will be seen the first three
days of next week at Crandalfs Cen
trail Theater. Henry Hull, Doris
Kenyon and Louis Wolheim have the
C;ntral roles of this drama of shy.
self-conscious. wistful young fellow
enable TO cope with physical hard
slips. beautiful girl and brutal
:lptain of rum-running vessel,
.nTown together under most extraor-
iinary circumstances. Round 10 of
she Fighting Blood" Witwer story
series also will be shown. Wednes-
hay and Thursday William C. De
pi!le's screen version of A. E. Thomas
play, "Only 49," in which Mary Ryan
anpeared. will be the feature, with
Cnfistie's comedy. winter Has
came. Friday and Saturday Herbert
R&wlinson will be pictured in Rail
roaded." with Bobby Vernon in Sec
rnd Childhood and Lyman H.
Howes Hot Shots" f%
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Chevy Chase.

Monday and Tuesday. Bebe Daniels
in "Glimpses of the Moon," Aesop's
Fables, The Beauty Parlor' and
KinogramS; Wednesday. Milton Sills
in What Wife Learned" Aesop's
Fables. "Spooks" and Jimmy Adams
in Broke: Thursday, Jack Holt in
The Tigers Claw" Bobby Vernon in
Second Childhood" and Kilograms:
Friday. Agnes Ayres in Racing
Hearts, Paul PARROT in Fresh
Eggs" last chapter of Oregon
Trail" first chapter of The Eagles
Talons;" saturday, open pm.
Century comedy. Speed Bugs" and
Pearl White in "Plunder," No. IA.
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Miriam Cooper.and Kenneth Harlan.
In Tho Girl Who Came Back" and
AL st. John. In The Artist; Tues
day and Wednesday. Betty Compson,
in THE Rustic of Silk and Buster
Keaton. in THE Love Nest: Thurs
day, Dorothy Dalton. in Fog Bound"
and "A Jungle Romance; Friday.
Alice Terry and Ramon Navarro, In
Rex Ingram's where the Pavement
Ends" and Paul Parrott. In THE I'm
covered Wagon: Saturday, Walter
HERS. in sixty Cents an Hour" and
rOur Gang" comedy, "A Pleasant Jour
ney." e4..--.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
VOTE ON HOTEL BEER.
Manitoba Citizens Deciding Sales
Policy at Election Today.

WINNIPEG, Mapitoba, July 1.-THE
sale Of beer and light wines with meals
at hotels is the issue in a general cleo
tion in this province today. Early yot-
Ing was heavy, with both pros and antis
claiming a victory.
Today's election marks the second op-
portunity in three weeks the populace
has had to register for or against abso-
lutte prohibition. On June 22 a bill,
sponsored by the Moderat tion League
ana provloing LOT the government SAFE
Of intoyicants, won referendum by
10. 0c0 majority.
Tho food and drink bill now being
voted upon was prepared by the Beer
and Light Wine League and sponsored
by the Manitoba Hotel Mems Associa-
tion.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
STUDIES NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, n. c., July II. - Gov
Peay of Tennessee, who is visiting
North Carolina to study this states
highway system. will leave for Ten
nessee this afternoon. The Tennessee
chief executive planned to devote his
time here today to visiting the varf-
Gus state departments and was to
be taken for motor trip over the
highways around Raleigh before leav-
i'm
Evening star., 1923-07-11
MAY ARM LINERS.
Permit Given in Hawaii Opium
War.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
HONOLULU. July 1.-THE Treas
ury and Navy departments have au-
thorized transpacific liners to mount
machine guns on their decks for use
against smugglers of opium into
Honolulu, according to statement
made by Harry Murray. collector of
customs. who has just returned from
Washington.
Opium now IS cheaper in Honolulu
than II has been for years, say off,
cials, who declare that IL is being
smuggled in at the rate of 500 tins
monthly.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
ICE DANGER PAST.

The naval photographic office has no.
titled shipping lines engaged I'm the
north Atlantic trade that ice no longer
constituted a menace to normal sum-
mer lanes and that the ships might re-
vert to the usual routes, which are con-
,siderably shorter than those now being
utilized. Coast guard cutters, which
h. We been on ice patrol. will be with
drorWn tomorrow.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Steamer st. Johns.

The steamer St. Johns makes four
weekly trips to Colonial Beach, leaving
Washington Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Sundays at am and Saturday at 2:30
pm. Returning, 1t leaves the beach at
Q pm. SO as to reach the city about
II o'clock.
Fortymile moonlight trips to Indian
Head and return are made Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at 7:15 pm.
Music and dancing are featured.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Savoy.

Sunday and Monday, May McAvoy,
Elliott Dexter and Lois Wilson. in
"Only 49," and Paul Parrott, in The
Uncovered Wagon; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, wandering Daughters" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Uneasy Feet:
Thursday, Clara Kimball Young. in
"Cordelia the Magnificent" and Jimmie
Adams in "Once Over: Friday. Miriam
Girl Who came Back and Fighting
Blood" No. s: Saturday, Madge Bel
lamy, in Are You a Failure?" and
Charlie Chaplin. in "Sunnyside.'
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Avenue Grand.
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday, Souls for
the Women?": Wednesday and Thurs
day, You Can't Fool Your Wife:
Friday. Charles Mack and Elinor Fair.
in Driven; Saturday, Mary of the
Movies" also Pathe News and Aesop's
Fables.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. Souls for
Sale" and Jimmie Adams in Crash;
Tuesday. Driven; Wednesday,, Agnes
Ayres in Racing Hearts; Thursday
ard Friday. Jack London's "Abysmal
Brute: Saturday, Madge Bellamy in
Soul of the Beast"
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Princess.

Sunday, Pola Negri in Mad Love"
also Buster Keaton in DAY Dreams"
Monday, Whats Wrong with the
Women?'; Tuesday, Agnes Ayres in
Racing Hearts; Wednesday and
Thursday, You Can't Fool Your
Wife: Friday, Mary Miles Minter in
THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine;
Saturday, THE Man From Glengarry." !"
Evening star., 1923-07-11
Takonna.

Monday and Tuesday. You Can't
Fool Your Wife" Mermaid comedy
and Kinograms; Wednesday and
Thursday, John Barrymore in "Sher-
lock Holiness" Our Gang comedy and
Aesop's Fables; Friday and Saturday.
Theodore Roberts in Grumpy"
Christie comedy and Kilograms
Evening star., 1923-07-11
5RANDALL'S-"Don Quick Shot
of the Rio Grande."

Don Quick Shot of the Rio
firande,'' which obviously derives its
title from a fictional gentleman who
s-Ssd 70 ride up and down Spain fight
Evening star., 1923-07-11

Knoxville. Tenn, Journal-Tribune.
has been elected a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Southern
Evening star., 1923-07-11
COLUMBIA-"Childreno of Jazz"

A novel photoplay is promised at
Loew's Columbia next week. begin
ming Sunday afternoon, in Children
of Jazz" a melodrama of the present
jazz era and the crinoline days of
seventy years ago, with Theodore
Eosloff Eileen Percy. Ricardo Cortez
and Robert Cain featured.
Children of Jazz is a screen ver-
SION of Harold Brighouses play
"Other Times" which was produced
on the London stage recently and
which is said to lena itself admirably
TO the wider scope of the camera.
Reulah Marie Dix scenarized the
story, Jerome Storm directed the pic
ture The cast includes Irene Dalton.
Alec B. Francis. Frank Currier, Snitz
Edwards and Lillian Drew.
The story concerns Richard Fore
ton, jazz girl of the most modern
type, to whom he is engaged. The
girl. light-neaded from cocktails,
she is engaged to not one man but
two. one OF them q wealthy amateur
aviator and the other married man
who expects a divorce, whereupon he
departs for an ocean island. where
his father enforces the Senatorial and
cultural code of the sos and where
also BabS and her two fiances are
wrecked in an effort to fly to Cuba
At this point begins a series of hal.
raising episodes.
\ spectacular urban dance party a
battle between an aeroplane and Il
schooner at sea and the wreck of
an aerODlane in a viclena storm are
outstanding incidents.
Evening star., 1923-07-11
ADJUSTMENTS

| ing windmills. Is announced for the
| first three days of next week at
Crandall's Theater. with Jack Hoxie
in the title role. 1t is a vigorous
southwest. Jimmie Aubrey win add a
lighter touch in Forward. March
Wednesday and Thursday Bebe
Daniels end Antonio Moreno will be
Intosh In the cast. The story con-
Germs a young woman who thrived on
thrills and was forced to marry on a
certain date to come into an inheri-
tance. A Johnny Jones comedy,
rriday and Saturday "The Inner
Man" VIII be shown. with Lulu Nc
Grath, local beauty, in the cast,
and Charlie Murray in 'The Pill
Founder"
Apollo.
Sunday and Monday. wandering
Iaughters." .and Llovd Hamilton. In
Uneasy Feet; TUESDAY and Wednes,
day: May McAvoy. in Only aS." and
Wagon; Thursday. Madge Bellamy,
In. Are You a FallureY' and Charlie
Chaplin. In "Sunnyside"; Friday. Clara
Kimball Young. in "cordelia. the
Magnificent" and Jimmie Adams. In
Once Over: Saturday, Miriam Cooper
and Kenneth Harlan, in The Girl
Who Came Back" and Harry Pollard,
in THE Courtship of Miles Sandwich"
Avenue Grand.
Sunday and Monday, May McAvoy,
Elliott Dexter and Lois Wilson. in
"Only 3S." and Paul PARROT, In "The
Uncovered Wagon: Tuesday and Wed l.
nesday. wandering Daughters" and
Lloyd Hamilton. In Uneasy Feet;
Thursday, Clara Klmball Young. in
"Cordelia. the Magnificent" and Jim
mie Adams. In TRAFFIC; Friday,
Miriam Cooper and Kenneth Harlan. in
THE Girl Who Came Back" and
Fighting Blood" No. s; Saturday.
Madge Bellamy, in Are You a Fail
ure?' and Harry Pollard. In THE
Courtship of Miles Sandwich"
Evening star., 1923-07-11
York.

Sunday, Bebe Daniels and Antonio
Moreno, in "The Exciters." and Jimmie
Adams, in "A Good Scout; Monday.