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AUCTD0N SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
16zN 4. K6SCdfER. 1UCFI0NEDR

ADAN a. N16C0IER, AUCIONEUR. z
TRgsTEEs' sAIE OF TwosroRy sRyc1
RDhsS Ro' a. ~ ~ nIA sd1TMsAs4 aDnMs nso HATH
q the lasa reeqrds Of the. District oe Colun:
sSs;es1. ss ~ the IN u.tss"isasd = srs.tsss vui sasi
for sale by public nuctien. N front Of ths
Pssssss. Ps g or n0M1A1i s ,s,a EE;Tvh ~ E;vs
and premises. situate ii the city Of Wrsbins
P:ti 3: + 4 fS!s 70 .ns wf r. e. sl.a
est s piss scorSsd IN 2s.F Is & feiis ia q
District Of ,Colurutis. subject to . prior deed
Of trust for 81 800.
Terms Of . .sIe: An cash above SAID - trust: q
ancing. secordiny. revenue stamps and net.risl
fees At cost Of purchaser. Terms to he com
ss 18th ~. ;n % :.: fsoh d 1 q to
defauitinS purchaser after 6rs days: adrcrtse
msns iisned Il Il. the Seo city ts q
~. .s.,. .,,n. III 5sSEs n HEssTS%: 4;s,I:.,.
TH0s. 3 OWEN son. AUCT70NEIRs.
Three-Story and Basement
Brick, Dwelling. Near CADeeol
and Uaien Station, ceatainiaS
3 rooms and bath; side and
Rear Alley, No. LIS G Street
Northeast.
By authority vested IN US We will sell Al
public auetien, in front Of the premises. or
FRIDAY. THE TwENTY.THIRD DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1923, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM.
lot IS in square 725; improved ss above.
Terms: Boid subject to Q dead Of trust fQl
$500. particulars Of which will Be stated a.
time Of sale. and the anount absve saaa trust
time Of sale. Convey nrias, recording and
revenue stamps At purchasers cost. Sale to
be closed vitAin thirty days Or deposit for
rHos. J. OWEN L son, Auctioneers.
fe16 6-dAds-axSu
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Columbia Road.
Price, SI2,75O.

Desirably situated on Columbia road
near 18th st. A large three-story
brick, having o rooms, reception hall,
> complete baths, deubae rear porches,
cleo lights, hot-watef heat ana every
modern convenieBce. Also has q ga
rage. Convenient terms.
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Petwortl1-Detached.
Price. $1,000.

4 fully detached home, situated On
lot 45x130, cepvenieBt to bus line
and street cars. Tho h0ase Is well
constructed and contains nine bright
rooms. large hath, several porches,
electric lights. bot-vater heat. oaS
trim; IaraEe fer two cam. Owner
will give Immediate Possession and
make easy terms.
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$3.50.
Columbia Heights.

O0fHOf0 1IGISIIIos
An unusual value In Q very attractive DWELL
Ing On hrosd 18th ut. between Central HiEh
School aad Columbia road. First floor contains
three large rosms. reception room, parquet
hoers and porch. Second door-three large
bedrooms, one with aleoye: tile hath and glass
inclosed sleeping porch. Third noor-two large
bedrooms. Beautiful condition. Hot water heat,
electricity and gas. Deep lot with garage.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Ph. N. 1910. Realtors IlOR n st nv
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5000 CASH.


Fair monthly Payments.
Six rooms and bath.
Twostory brick house.
Cellar, furnace heat. alley.
Near Capitol aud Ibcary
Near 2nd and East Capitol Stx
Price, $3.50. Can get possessien,
Call Adam 1914.
1888 NEWTON STREET N.w.-sIx ROOMS
and bath; h.-w. heat. elee. lights; garage.
Price less than $4,000; cash, 81. 75s.
&C. WELDON & co.
Line. U. III st. SE
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Valuable Two . Story Brick
Dwelling At the Northeast
Corner of Columbia Road
and llth St NV, 1901
1lth Street,
AT Auction,

BY authority vested In 10 ~ Will sell at
FRIDAY. The TWENrY-rHIRH DAT OF
FEBRUARY. 1928. AT FOUR.THIRTY
Terins announced at sale o., hpon apjIifa-
tion At our ONCE $500 depesit r4qptrs4 at
time OF sale ConveytneiHg. ~cordins and
be clesad in 80 days or deposit forfeited.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON, Ancts,
fe17-Akds.exS 1881 a et NV,
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$I205o.

$I205o.
Columbia Heights-Corner.
home on . prominent corner one block froa,
l<eh lStrSet car nns. Colonial type.-zseyen
rooms (faur ropms on arst aoer1, tile bath.
trcity and xas. Large side yaed. deep lot
with brick garage. Immediate possession.
BOSS e. PHELPS,
PHI. NJ 1910. Realtors. 1468 II ST. NV.
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F0R EALE-H0USES
CNntAn1al.
SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS.
$500. -. ,,.,. =,
sgide lot, sprsoundcd by nne homes
'fhis heuse 10 the popular center ~
issee living .eou With open aueplaee
tpecious poeches. Garage inciaded ~
this price. Terms.
1900 BLOCK, LAMONT ST
$4,000.
cough. after block Has just been listed
with W for sale. There sre II .,..a,Hs Large
poscns.; 1.-G.S.. eiee. lights; e.auisi:e.
iy anisAed hardwood floors sesTAnt
ss1ssss .snsss ans
fact. every detail necessary Iof aomaor.
and convenience. A real home IN every
respect. We can arrange terms IL oe-
sired
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Corner-$I3,soo.
This home. "a feet wide. containing 4
very large bedrooms and bulit.ln .i, SsraSe. r
snuestionaily one Of the best values we
have been able TO offer in this section
M front sng porch, che large size front yard. open
fireplace, h.-w h. and elec. tights. hard
wood doers. Finest plumbing 6xtures
ia bath room and kitchen. Any one seek
ing . fine corner ct moderate price
should see this By all means.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful semi-detached, 4-bedroom and
2-bath house; exceptionally dne fixtures
and spacious rooms; nice wide lot which
runs back to 20-fooe paved alley. allow
ing room for garage and large backyard.
Can be handed on good terms. Vacant
and ready for occupancy. This Is .
nartcularly hne home. Let US show
you.
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e1 AI&--HoUsEs

$500.
erui-detached, 7 rooms and
bath; h.-w.h.. elec.; lot IAa feet
deep. Property in commercial
zone near Saui's Addition. 81 600
cash, SOS per month. *
VIM. B. KRAFT &CO.,
Citizens Saw. Blk. Bldg. M 8os.
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$3.50 CASH.
Easy Payments Monthly.
NO. 1896 V ST. NV.
S!x-room, Ia tn brick house.
Two stories: cellar: side alley.
Monthly tenants; do not inspect.
This house is about opposite ST. Paul's
Catholic Church. near Portner and Hadleigh
apartments In q Ane part Of the city, where
vaInes are hound to taprove
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.
728 18th st. (Becond Floor).
Cau Main e38. EveainGs. Adams 1914. .
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
or THEW ESTATE BOARD:
-. II 81 trASI * IN " N ~ Phone Main 1923.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
$4,000.
Beautiful new home Of o rooms and ha this
Has every knswn modern convenience built.
in garage. large lot. in best section Of this
desirable suburb
THE LOWTHER REALTY
COMPANY,
Machinsts' Building. Main 5Tss.
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ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AUCTTONEER.


TRUsrEEs' SALE OF Two,sToRY BRICK
REAR
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly re-
condSd in Nher No. 1919, folio 4s7 ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Column.
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer for
sale by public auction. In front Of the prem
iscs, on TUESDAY. THE TWENTIETH DAY
THIRTY O'CLOCK p. NJ. the following de-
scribed land and premises, situate In the city
Of Washington, District Of COlunbia, to wit:
The Is feet S inches front by the full depth
OF lot in Todd and Peppers subdivision of
square 5a7, said subdivision II recorded IN
Liber y. X, foiie 2Tf, Of the records Of the
osnee OF the surveyor for the District Of Co
lumbia, improved 81 shove. to be sold subject.
however, to . prior deed Of trust for 81 ,O00 At
per cent, due March 30, fe25.
Terms OF ssls: Over and sh0ve said trust,
81 800 cash. the remainder In monthly pay
n,>nts Of $50, together with interest st z per
cent secured ny a second deed Of trust upon
the property sold. or all cash. at the option
OF tha purchaser. deposit OF $500 required
at tinae Of sale. All eonveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees At cost OF
purchaser. Terms to he complied with Within
trustees reserve the hight to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost Of the defauiting
purchaser after Ave days advertisement q
such resaie In some newspaper published in
PATRICK ]. wALsHE.
LEO A. WAISHp.
fec dads. .eJSu-10t Trustees.
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FOR NIE- HeUsH
TAKOMK PHKK-ES5o.

! E01 MLE NeUSES
EAAAaanaG
TAKOMA PARK-$7B5o.
You simply eapnet hsat shss avs-seon
bu1oaloN, with h.-H.h.. Atec. l3n0,
buiN-in ganAes, hefAEo6d Aeofs. lptest
fixtures. At this price. One biock 70
14th st. car line. Good teens on this
real bargain.
NORTHEAST-$6,3oo.
Thoroughly modern, colonial front porch
style home in q GOOD white seetisn Of
nosthaAst. This iis full 20 foot house
With good soops. wide double back
porches, lot 40 feet deep 10 q paved
alley. Gan be bought with 81 BOO cnsh
and $50 month This is a bargain.
CLEVELAND PARK
California Bungalow.
A tEpe bungalow style house in the ],ea IT
OF Cleveland Park, containing beauti-
rally arranged rooms, lafGe attic over
entire house. Equipped with every mod
ern feature. beamed- ceiling dining room.
instantaneous water hester. open are
plaoe. etc. Owner will arrange terms.
sl4;09e.
-,
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$50 CASH.

BRAND-NEW HOMES.
Tapestry brick g large rooms
latest improvements; 3 porches
deep yards; brick garage. Prop
erty near I4th and Allison sts.
Terms like rent.
WIN. B. KRAFT & CO..
Citizens Sav. Blk. Bldg. NJ. So,
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AETERNo0N.
PUBLIC AUCTION
0f the YslAahle
Brick Dwe6.g aad Fer
Brick fsarares

. Lsca&ed II . CSRaneReiaf xeae
No. <l2 N Street NV.
Tuesday, FebrxsTy ~, fsl1
at 49, R.k.
This 10 q corner property and contains SIX
rooms is in coed condition ana can easily he
remodeled into store and apartments above.
Of sale. cash deposit Of two hundred dol
lars will be required Of successful bidder
Terrns to he complied With in thirty daye or
deposit to be forfeited and property resald at
the cost and risk OF the defaultlng purchaser.
II. K. SMITH & SON
AuctioneerS.
1909 7th st. NV. Main 7e<G
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DON'T MISS THIS.
Near Bryant and North Capitol sts owner
leaving city Will sell modern Groom and ba tn
house. esloaiai porch, room fer Earage. cleo
tFictty, etc. Price, 81. $50; easy terms; act
quickly. ANTON kOERBER 4 CO., 4O4 Hibbs
bldg. Main BSOS.
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THOs. J. OWEN 4 Son, AUCTfONEERs.

THUS. y. OWES - bON. AGGI10N EkkS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UKrM.
PROVED REAL ESTATE, sIfUATE AT
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 10Th AND
STREETS NORTHWEST. FRONTING
ABOUT 100 FEET ON r STREET AND
ABOUT a FEET on 10th STREET.
By virtue IT, Of 1 Certain sh1. DEED Of % trust duly
Of the land records Of the District Of Coiuln-
h4a. ara parsuent to decree u the Supreme
Court or the District Of Columbia, pAased in
equity cause No. oSo1, on January 8. 1929.
the undersigaed trustee will .eh at public aue-
aH Il if f;' % f2H4
AID. 1928. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and premises, situate
in the city Of Washington. District Of Co.
lumbia. and designated ~ and being lots
s-sass ave We, tsS, ,s:I and tes, II
sausre one hundred and tiIfrty-feur ti84), a.
per plat recorded in Liber r. W. folsc Ave
(5) Of the records Of the e6nce Of the sur
veyor Of ths District Of CoIunbds.
Terms Of sale: ons-third Of the purchase
equal inet.llnents. payable in one and two
years. With interest at six par eentum per
annum. payable semi annually. frsm day Of
sale, secured by deed Of trust pDea the prop
erty sold. or all cash. At the option Of tie
purchaser. 4 deposit Of $500 viii Be required
Terms Of sale to be complied with within 80
days from day Of sale: otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost Of defaultinE purchaser, after
Ave days adysTtssment Of such resale in some
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TkUsf COM.
PANY. Trustee. BY WILLIAM D. HOOVER.
President. tSeaI.) Attest: e. PERCIyAL
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1884 Fl St. NV Realtors. Phone Main 1923
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$3.50 CASH
&s.& PER MONTH.
$500 PRICE.
New houses being completed
in one OF the finest sections of aristeeratic
Gaerxetewu nsar Western High School.
Dry cellar, laundry. colonial porches.
Six fne. light sooms and bath.
Electricity. guaranteed heating system.
Nice gas range: back porches.
Wide lots, 125 feet deep.
aO-foot paved ALLY; steel garage.
WARRINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.
rs 18th st. (Seeond Floor).
Call Main S33. Evenings, Adams 1915
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

WILLIAM NJ S. PHILLIPS.
400 New York Avenue. -. Phone Main 1000
MEMBER WASHINGTON ESTATE BOARD .
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NIeIford's New Movie
Opens at the Ohio

George Melford, producer OF THE
sheiz" and Burning Sands" is the
producer OF "Ebb Tide" a story OF
the regeneration Of a man in the
south Sea Islands. by Robert Louis
Stevenson. which viii be at the OHIO
next week in conjunction with a
program containing the usual minor
film subjects and a specially scored
orchestral accompaniment.
The production was made under
the direction of Jesse L. Lasky Tor
Paramount Pictures, and is consid-
cred one of the achievements Of the
photographic art.
James Kirkwood Of THE Miracle
Man" fame, is the leading player.
His support includes Lila Lee, Ray
noDd Hatton. George Fawcett. Noah
Eeerv. JacoeuIine Logan and a large
~unDlementarv cast of seameu and
ISLANDERS.
II IS a drama Of life Of beach comb
ers in the South Sea Islands, and
concerns Robert Herrick. an English
man who has fallen from his nigh
uosition to that Of a derelict on South
Pacific Ocean Islands. On the islands
Herrick falls in with two other drift
ers. who together take out a small
pox shin laden with a cargo of cham
uagne. When almost out Of food they
sight a mysterious island, on which
lives an unknown white man and his
beautiful daughter. Herrick's regen-
Grafton is the basis Of the tale.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-24

Let Mr.. Guy, Mayor Shank and the
others think it over.
The Little Theatre Society makes
the following important announce
ments:
The special matinee performances
of Little Theatre plays Tor children
and juniors will be resumed on Satur-
day afternoon, March 10, with the
first production on any stage of "The
Wish Fellow" a fantasy with music.
by Helene Heathcote Guild The pro
duction will be made under direction
of the author, some time connected
with ~the professional stage. The
musical score is by Walter Flandorf,
crganist at the Circle Theatre. and
Miss Helene Hibben will have charge
Of the numerous ensemble dances
with which the action is intersperseI
Mrs. James B. Steep is chairman Of
the children's plays committee. NJ
William o. Bates has charge of the
seat sale and program and Eunice
Jameson Peirce has charge of art
properties.
For the next regular production,
set for Friday night, 1Iarch %, the
bill viii include three one-act plays:
Nocturne, a fantasy by Herman l.
Earnest, given honorable mention
in the prize-play competition; and the
two remaining prize plays, Treason -
a drama of the great war, by Maurice
c. Tull. and Where Do We Go From
Here?" a satire by William o. Bates.
The four prize plays are to be pub
lished in a special volume by the
Bobbs- Merrill Company.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-24
Double Headline Bill
at Circle Next Week

lava Head" a screen adapta-
ton of Joseph Hersesheimer's novel,
will be the chief attraction at the
circle beginning Sunday.
The story concerns GeITit Am
r4idon. a young captain Of a sailing
vessel. who loves Nettie VoIlar. but
barause of a quarrel of long stand
ING between his father and Nette's
grandfather Gerrit is ordered from
Iettie's home. Gerrit sails to China
and attempts to forget Nettie. He
rescues a Manchu princess, Taou
yuen. and to save her life he marrles
her and returns with her to Salem
at the end of his trip. Nettle still
loves Gerrit. and Gerrit finds that
me cares only for her
Taou Yuen. discovering that her
husband IS unhappy with her. and
that he really loves Nettie, takes her
own life that Gerrit and Nettie may
be together
Ieatrice JOY is said to have Won
new laureIs in this production. with
her colorfuI Interpretation OF the role
IF the Chinese wife. and JacQueline
roesr rs Nettie Nollar, Raymond
tTa++on as drug fend and Albert
9oscoa as Gerrit. are said to do
unusually good work in this picture.
George Fawcett. Rose Tapley and
arthur Stuart HUI appear in the
supporting cast.
Dividing honors with the feature
,.fctIre is THE Message Of Emile
Coue.r the film which this remark
able man made on his recent trip
To the United States, and in which
he explains his theory of auto
suggestion. and points out how self
mastery may be obtained through
This medium
The overture viii be Won suPpe's
Light Cavalry directed by Modest
sItscbuler. The news weekly com
uIetes the program
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-24
AUTOSUGGESTION
EXPLAINED IN
MOVIE BY COUE
Circle Offers Famous French
mans Theories in Film
Form Next Week.

II MILE COUE, famous little
Frenchman. who recently made
- a personal tour of this country
to explain his theories on autosugges-
zen. found time to make a movie eX-
planning lis science while here
The Circle next week will present
the Coue movie in addition to a screen
version of Joseph Hergesheimer' 5
novel. Java Head"
Modest AItschuler will conduct the
Circle orchestra during the overture,
Light Cavalry"
The Ohio next week viii present
George Melford's latest production,
.-Ebb Tide a story concerning le-
generation, by Robert Louis Steven
son.
The movie feature at the Palace
viii be Gareth Hughes in 'Forget-Me-
Not" Mister Smiths will feature VIII
liam Farnum in Brass Command
ments."
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the municipal theater idea was sue
cess. Because Mr.. Guy and the 9TH
ers of the recreational department
were handicapped for the lack Of
funds, a definite program was not fol
lowed last summer.
During the winter Mr.. Guy has Civ
en- much consideration to the study Of
plays suitable for summer presenta-
ton. He feels confident that this
summer will witness a number of
worthwhile productions.
If sufficient funds are given the rec
reational department to pay for royal
ties on worthwhile plays. as well as
to make possible the securing of com
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-24
Park Municipal Theaters
to Have Summer Season
By WALTER D. HICKMAN

EUNICIPAL TEATES in the parks of the city again will
w be operated by Carleton Guy of the city ecreaona depart
ment.
indianapolis had her first of city owned
and controlled theater in parks of the city.
The administration encountered anything but sailing
Objections numerous but before the
park heas in operation in Brooksde park and the
other att Carrie
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petent players, indications are that
the city will have a chance to &C
complsh something along the sum
mer park municipal theater idea.
1t seems to me that Mr.. Guy, if
funds are available, might plan at
least one week for a summer festi-
val, during which a guest artist could
be invited to take part in an Open-air
performance of some classic.
For instance, why couldn't Mar
garet Anglin be brought here for a
week of open-air performances in
some classic? I am sure that many
Indianapolis people would volunteer
to assist in such an undertaking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-24
GiIlingWater In Cast

King Vidor. newly signed Goldwyn
director, soon will begin photography
on Three Wise Fools" having re-
Gently returned TO the studio from
San Francisco and Delmonte, where
he went to write the continuity.
Claude Gillingwater will have IN the
picture the leading masculine role
which he played all Of one season on
Broadway in the spoken version OF
the piece.
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an act under the title Of The Boy
and the Piano"
PHOTOPIAY - 'Forget-Me Not
starring Gareth Hughes and Bessie
Love The Billboard says Of this
picture. Tho world viii not soon for
get Forget Me-Not." The picture
Will live so long "a clean minds ad
mire the beautiful. so long as the NOV
ing picture Will have the power TO at
tract"
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RAE SAMUELS TOPS
BILL AT B. F. KEITH'S
Continued From Page 81

their duo. They viii change their
program entirely for next week
NEWPORT STIRK AND SUE PAR
KER-Wiu offer odds and Ends OF
Versatility" The offering viii con
sist OF a series of special comedy
songs and original eccentric dances.
interrupted by amusing bits OF com
edy.
WAYNE. MARSHAL AND CANDY
win present The Intruder" The
act is in the nature of a surprise.
HERB LARIMER AND MARION
HUDSON--A speedy bicycle act. Both
are said to be expert athletes and cy-
Clists.
SIDNEY LAMBFTELD- - Presents
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"FOr-Get-NIe-NOt" to Re
Film Feature at Palace

Forcet-lIe-Not." the Metro picture
which comes TO the Palace Monday
-eproduces with fidelity the life story
Of two foUndlings.
In the orphanage where her mother
had left her as a baby. Ann Gordon
had foun1 one congenia1 soul. another
founding named Jimmy. But one day
there comes "A rich woman who chooses
Jimmie for adoption and Ann is left
alone. The other children eventually
find homes but no one wants the lit
tie girl with a crippled leg. a street
musician takes pity on her and she
goes TO share his meagre one-room
home Thus the paths of the two
childhood sweethearts diverge but
through the long years Ann carries
the memory of Jimmy and from 1t
draws inspiration and courage in her
struggle to become a successful violin.
ist.
i is,a story Of faith and love and
y4arning for happiness that is thor
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Bin Farnum Plays Lead
In Brass commandments

William Farnum comes to Mister
Smiths Sunday in Brass Command
mcnts." a story OF the West. written
f.,- Charles Alden SETTER. Tom
Santscin is also "a featured member
OF the cast, and appears as the vii
lain. This Is especially interesting. as
these two actors made their first great
nit I'm the fight scene in The Spoil
ere" Wanda Hawiey plays opposite
Farnum. and Claire Adams appears
AS her rival. Others in the cast are
Charles lie MOyne. Lon Poff and
Charles Fremont.
This story is a tale of cattle rustlinS.
jealousy and viuainy in the West.
a comedy and news reel complete
Inc program.
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ston production. written by Henry r.
Symonds and adapted by John B. ely
mer. II was directed by w. S. Van
Dyke.
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oughly human from beginning to end.
The orphans are played by Gareth
Hughes and Bessie Love.
''F'orget-Me-Not" is a Louis Bur