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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Paris Night Life.

NEW YORK night life tops that of
~ Paris, according to Allan Dwan,
who recently arrived in the French
capital to Aim scenes for 1.-THE Coast
of Folly" Gloria Swanson's new
picture. 1t did not take much re-
search work for Dwan to determine
that Paris night life was very much
over advertised.
That phase of Paris is very dis
appointing" he wrote friends. "It is
no different from New York, in fact,
not as good, except the freedom OF
the sale Of liquor, and every place
has an American jazz band"
The most impressive feature OF
Paris Is the municipal architecture
and the Napoleonic background, Mr.
,Dwan wrote. Taxis in Paris are
cheaper than the fifteen and five
variety in New York, he explain ed, a
trip corresponding in distance from
Forty-second street to Fifty-ninth
street costing about II cents. How
ever. tho French taxi drivers speak
very little English, and that gives
them the excuse for running all over
town, pretending not to understand
directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Takona.

Today and tomorrow, Glenn Hunter
and Viola Dana, in Merton of the
Movies: Pathe News, Topics of the
Day. Tuesday, Betty Compson, III
The Fast Set; Christie comedy,
Call the Wagon" Wednesday,
when the Clouds Roll By; comedy.
Call the Wagon; singing of Christ
mas carols; one show only. at PIN.
Thursday, Charles Ray, in THE Court
ship of Myles Standish"; comedy,
Lloyd Hamilton, in Good Morning;
three shows. at 5, and pm, Fri
day; The Breed of Men," a Para
mount picture; chapters and Z OF
serial, Into the Net; Aesop's Fables.
Saturday matinee, Douglas MacEean.
in Sunshine Trail; Aesop's Fables:
comedy. Lige Conley, in Wedding
Showers" Saturday evening, Rich
ard Talmadge, in American Man
ners"; Aesop's Fables; comedy, Lige
Conley, in Wedding Showers" Sun
day shows start at 5, and 9 pm.
week nights, z and 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Chose Unknown Players.

THE principal reason that 1 select
ed new and unknown players for
Peter Pan" says Herbert Brenon, its
director, is that the play deals so
much with. children and depends for
its appeal on its natural simplicity.
felt that l would like to develop these
children so that I might at least pre-
vent them from acquiring some of the
motion picture tricks; or rather that
I might inspire them as Sir James
Barrie has inspired me.
Then again, it is fairy story. If
Peter Pan came through the window
and everybody would say: How lovely
Mary Pickford looks" or Wendy was
introduced and everybody said: How
lovely May McAvoy looks" one would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Christmas Celebrations.

4 ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
"a pleted for the annual children's
community Christmas celebrations in
all of the Crandall neighborhood
theaters.
In addition to the Christmas morn
ing gala events in the various houses,
at which more than four tons of
candy and thousands of toys are dis
tributed to the juvenile guests, there
will be special entertainments for
children of all the eleemosynary in
stitutions in the District, covering the
period from December 26 to January
3. This is a long established Gran
dali custom at the Yuletide.
Contracts for the Christmas candy
and toys were made by Joseph p
Morgan, general manager of the
Crandall enterprises, last July, when
he made a special trip to New York
for the purpose.
Provision for the Christmas merry
making in CrandalTs Ambassador,
Tivoli, Savoy, Avenue Grand, York
and Apollo theaters thus was made
almost six months in advance of the
event to insure its complete success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

with Anna Q. Nilsson, Virginia Lee
Corbin, Ward Crane, Kate Price, Jo-
seph 7. Bowling, Eugene Besserer,
Claire Mcdowell. George Seigman and
Raymond Hatton in the principal
roles. Jack Dempsey's latest two
reeler in the Flight and Win" series,
Town Hall All. Night" and Cliff
Bowes, in cut Loose" will be added
features. The remainder of the
weeks schedule is: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Cecil B. De Miles Feet
of Clay" with Rod La ROGUE and
Vera Reynolds. and an Aesop Fable,
"Noah's Athletic Club; Thursday
Alexander Carr, George Sidney, Vera
Gordon and Betty Blythe, in I'm
Hollywood With Potash and Perl
mutter," and Nell Shipman, in White
Water; Friday, Richard Dix, in
Manhattan and Walter HERS, in
"A Fat Chance; Saturday, Rin-Tin
Tin, in Find Your Man" and Col
Heeza Liar, in Throwing the Bull
Each daily bill will be completed by
short reels and pipe organ music.
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Lincoln" Sundown."

SHUTDOWN" Earl Hudson's epic of
the old West, will be shown the first
four days of this week at the Lin
coin Theater, with Bessie Love, Roy
Stewart, Hobart Bosworth and
Charlie Murray in the foremost roles.
1t is the story of the passing of the
cattle barons. who launched gigan-
tic drive from their grazing grounds
to Mexico, involving 10000 head of
steers. Cliff Bowes, in Turn About"
an amusing picture, and the Kino-
grams also will be shown.
Christmas day and the remainder of
the week Harold Lloyd's latest fea-
ture-length comedy, Hot Water"
will be shown. with Jobyna Ralston,
Josephine Crowell, Charles Stevenson
and little Mickey McBann as charact-
ers in the story of the first year of
married life and how too many ''in-
laws" can ruin the home life of an
easy-going young man. Lyman H
Howe's Tiny Tours of the U. S. A
and a new chapter drama, ''Galloping
Hoofs," also will be shown.
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Palace-'So This Is Mar
rage.
rage

The problem of the modern Ameri-
can f1apper after marriage Is treated
in 80 This Is Marriage" Hobart
Henleys production for Metro-Gold-
wyn. to be shown this afternoon and
Christmas week at Loew's Palace
Theater.
The principal roles are played by
Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel.
Others are Lew Cody. Clyde Cook. Ed
ward Connolly, John Boles. Warner
GLAND, Mabel Julienne Scott and Miss
Dupont.
The story, by Carey Wilson. points
the moral that. regardless of the lack
Of natural fitness of the modern
American daughter Of luxury. matri-
mony itself possesses the psychologist
means, in most cases, to compel the
settling-down process.
A beautiful natural-color sequence
Introduces the Old Testament story
of Bath-Sheba's treachery in conspir-
ing with King David to send her hus-
band into battle, thus disposing of
him.
The management has planned to
make the Christmas week bill one Of
strong appeal and novelty and the
program will offer a comedy diver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Dumbarton.

Today, Pola Negri, in The Lily of
the Dust; tomorrow, Ethel Wales
and David Terrence, in Not One to
Spare; Tuesday, Marie Brewood and
Monte Blue, in Being Respectable:
Wednesday, Thomas Meighan and
Estelle Taylor. in The Alaskan;
Thursday, Jack Holt and Norma
Shearer. in Empty Hands; Friday,
Marguerite Livingston and Monte
Blue, in Her Marriage Vow; Sat
urday, Alma Bennett and William
Bailey. in The Cyclone Rider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

miss the important necessity of pre-
serving the spirit OF the fantasy.
Again. 1 believe that the natural,
talented children of today, with per-
sonalities, will be the stars of tomor-
row. Many splendid personalities are
ruined in the making by a director
cramping and even robbing the artist
Of that personality. Children arc ma
turally graceful and if they can only
be taught to preserve grace of pos
ture early. they Will keep it all Their
lives. That is necessary back
ground for motion picture acting.
l predict that Betty Brons on, Mar
Brian, PHILIPPE de Lacy and others in
the cast, hitherto unknown. more CT
less, will be within the course of tin
next three years recognized stars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Metropolitan Christine of
the Hungry Heart.

Christine of the Hungry Heart. "
Thomas II. Ince's picture for First
National of the novel by Kathleen
Norris. will be the feature this week
at Crandalls Metropolitan Theater,
with FLORENCE Nidor, Warner Baxter,
Ian Keith and Give Brook in the
principal roles. together with a new
Christie comedy, the Metropolitan
World Survey, scenic subject and a
musical program of unusual brill
lance, including Wagntr's Tam
hauser" as the overture.
Christine of the Hungry Heart" Is
a story of the problems of a young
woman yearning for steadfast love.
Christine Madison marries a drunkard
and soon tires of her bargain. Di-
vorcing him, she marries a noted sur
geon, whose life becomes Absorb bed
by his profession. She then centers
her interest in a man whose regard
is doubtful and finally returns to her
first hearthstone. drawn home by the
devotion she feels for a small son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. Cecil B.. De-
Miles Feet of Clay; Tuesday,
Elaine Hammerstein and Walter
Long, in Daring Love-; Wednesday,
Jack Holt and Norma Shearer. in
Empty Hands; Thursday Christ
mas matinee beginning at 3 p.m.),
Pauline Frederick and Conrad Nagel,
in Married Flirts"; Friday, Fred
Thomson and his horse, Silver King,
in THE Fighting Sap; Saturday,
Rin-Tin Tin, in Find Your Man"
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Empire.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday, d.
w. Griffiths America" and topics of
the day. Shows start at 8, 5, Z and 8
pm; Wednesday, Betty Compson and
Huntley Gordon, in The Enemy
Sex" and comedy, Hello, Frisco;
Thursday and Friday, matinee at 2
pm, Tom Mix, in "Oh, You Tony"
and comedy, "A Radio Riot; Satur-
day, matinee at 2 pm, Douglas Fair
banks, in When the Clouds Roll BY;
comedy, "A Monkey Romeo; Fox
News and Episode No. of The Fast
Express" Riddles surprise party at
matinee.
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Savoy.

Today, Patsy Ruth Miller, in The
Wise Virgin" and the Folly Girls, in
Dancing Daisy; tomorrow, Dorothy
Mackaill, in What Shall I Do?" and
Harry Langdon, in His New Mama:
Tuesday, Vera Gordon, in Your Best
Friend" and comedy, The Cow
Boys; Wednesday, James Kirkwood
in Wandering Husbands" and Baby
Peggy, in THE Flower Girl; Thurs
day, Shirley Mason. in The Great
Diamond Mystery" and Sunshine
comedy, Dumb and Daffy"; Friday,
Wanda Hawley and T. Roy Barnes,
in Reckless Romance; Jack Demp-
sey, in Town Hall All Night" and
Hysterical History, RIP Van
Wrinkle; Saturday, Agnes Ayres and
Ricardo Cortez; in The Story With
out a Name" and AL st. John, in
Stupid, But Brave"
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Glenn Hunter
and Bessie Love, in The Silent
Watcher" and Mack Sennett's Little
Robinson Corkscrew"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Pola Negri, in Forbid
den Paradise" and Cliff Bowes. In
"Cut Loose; Thursday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in THE Midnight Express"
and AL ST. John, in Stupid, But
Brave; Friday, Wanda Hawley and
T. Roy Barnes, In Reckless Ro-
nance" and Jack Dempsey, in Town
Hall All Night; Saturday, Johnny
Hines. in Luck and Will Rogers, in
"A Truthful Liar"
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Children's Programs.

THE special programs for children
continue to attract constantly in
creased patronage to Crandalfs Tfvoli
Theater each Saturday morning at
1890 o'clock. Saturday morning, De-
cember 81, the program will be COM
prised wholly of scrupulously chosen
short-reel comedies, selected and ed
tied by Mrs. Harriet -Hawley Locher,
director Of the public service and ed
ucationaI department. and Peggy Al
bion, 1.-The kiddies' friend Of the air,
who also tells a group Of her famous
stories from the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
York.

Today and tomorrow, Rod La Rocoua
and Vera Reynolds, in Feet Of ClapY'
and Aesop Fable; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Virginia VaIli, in "K-The
Unknown and Cliff Bowes, in mo
Pooling; Thursday Richard Dix in
Manhattan" and Sunshine COMEDY
"A Nip of Scotch'S Friday, johuay
Hines in Luck" and the Spat Fam
lily, in Radio Mad; Saturday, Hoot
Gibson, in Hit and Run: "OYr
Gang" IN The Cradle Robbers" and
THE Fast Steppers." No. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
SON, in Her Love Story; Lloyd Ham
ilton, in Going East" and Pathe
News. Tuesday. Viola Dana, in Along
Came Ruth" and Jimmie Adams, in
Nerve Tonic" Wednesday, Dorothy
Mackaill, in What Shall 1 Do?' and
Al st. John, in Never Again" Thurs
day, Lillian Gish and Richard Bar
thickness, in d. w. Griffith's Way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Carolina.

in Speed Spook": Tuesday, Hoot Glib
son, in 1.-The Sawdust Trail; Wed
nesday, Walter HERS, in Fair
Week; Thursday, THE Reckless
Age" with Reginald Denny and
Laura La Plante; Friday, Pola Negri,
in "Montmarte"; Saturday, Code of
the Sea-" with Rod La ROGUE and
JacqueIine Logan.
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CHEVY Chase.

Today and tomorrow, Ramon Novar-
70 and Enid Bennett, in The Red
Lily; News Events and Aesop's
Fables; Tuesday, Betty Blythe and
Mahlon Hamilton, in THE Recoi" !;
Sunshine comedy. He's My Pal":
Wednesday and Thursday, matinee
Thursday christmas day), $3.50 pm,
Buster Keaton, THE Navigator;
Jack Dempsey, "Alfs Swell on the
Ocean; News Events; Friday. Tom
Mix, North of Hudson Bay; Charles
Chase, Poor Fish; sixth chapter,
evolves of the North; Saturday,
Richscd Dix. Manhattan; Hysteri-
cal comedy, rip Van Winkle": nrst
chapter, Into the Net"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Pauline Fred
erick and Lew Cody, In Three Wom-
en-" and Cliff Bowes, in go Easy;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Glenn Hun
ter and Bessie Love, in The Silent
Watcher" and Harry Langdon, in
1.-The Handsome Cabman"; Thursday,
Johnny Hines. in Luck" and Will
Rogers, in "a Truthful Liar: Friday,
Elaine Hammerstein, in THE Mid
night Express" and Jimmy Adams, in
Nerve Tonic; Saturday, Wanda
Hawley and T. Roy Barnes, in "Reck-
less Romance; Juvenile comedy, "Oh,
Teacher" and The Fast Steppers,
No. T.
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Circle.

- Today and tomorrow, Thomas
Meighan, in The Alaskan: Tuesday,
Jack Holt and Norma Shearer, in
Empty Hands; Wednesday, Miriam
Caspar and Forrest Stanley, in Her
Accidental Husband; Thursday,
Johnny Hines, in Little Johnny
Jones'; Friday. Betty Compson, in
The Female; Saturday, Larry Sc
mon, in THE Girl in the Limousine -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Elite

Today, Corrine Griffith, in Single
Wives: tomorrow, John Bowers, in
1.-The Girl Hater"; Tuesday. Owen Moore.
in Torment; Wednesday, Bebe Dam
iels, in Dangerous Money; Thurs
day, Lionel Barrymore, in Il Am the
Man; Friday, Viola Dana, in Along
Came Ruth; Saturday, Gloria Swan
son, in Her Love Story"
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Ambassador-"C hristine of
the Hungry Heart"

Florence Vidor, Warner Baxter,
Give Brook, Ian Keith, Walter HERS
and Lillian Lawrence have the prin-
cipal roles in Christine of the Hun
cry Heart" to be shown the first
three days of this week at CrandalIs
Ambassador Theater, beginning this
afternoon, and which will be the
attraction at the Metropolitan all
next week. Charlie Chase, in 'oThe
Royal Razz," and Otto F. Beck's pipe
organ music will complete the bill Pro-
grams for the remainder Of the week
are: Wednesday,, Agnes Ayres and
Ricardo Cortez, in 1.-The Story With
out a Name" Stan Laurel, in wide
Open Spaces" and Children of Scan
dinavia"; Thursday and Friday, "one
Glorious Night" and Mack Sennett's
wall Street Blues; Saturday.
Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante,
in 1.-The Fast Worker; Cliff Bowes, in
"Cut Loose" and the sixth installment
of 1.-The Fast Steppers."
Central-Enemies of Chill
drer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

Down East; shows Christmas day, 8
s, and 9. Friday, Douglas MacLean
and Patsy Ruth Miller, in THE
Yankee Consul" and Our Gang com
edy, Seeing Things" Saturday, Har-
old Lloyd. in Safety Last: Bruce
scenic. Mixed Trails" and screen
snapshots; matinee only. second chap
ter, wolves of the North" Evening
shows, Z and S:45; Saturdays at 1890
and Sundays at PAS, with continuous
performance both days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Columbia Wife of the
Centaur."

!Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert are
featured in 80 This Is Marriage;
to be shown this afternoon and all
Christmas week at Loew's Columbia
Theater.
King Vidor directed this picture,
which Is based on the novel by Cyril
Hume.
Jeffrey Dwyer, half-poet. half-brute,
whose strong, sensual tendencies are
constantly at war with an idealistic,
poetic temperament, meets Joan, the
sister of a school friend. Each is at
tracted by the other and both are
supremely happy until the old Adam
in Dryers nature rises and claims
kinship with Inez Martin, a sophisti-
Gated temptress, whose physical at
traction completely overwhelms Jef-
frey's love for Joan. Nevertheless,
Joan rescues him and they are mar.
ried happily until -Inez again appears
and claims him, but he throws off
the temptation and fees back to
Joan, who, appreciating his problem,
receives him calmly and tenderly.
The added attractions will include
a Mack Sennett comedy, THE Cannon
Ball Express" the International
News pictures and orchestral embel-
lishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
News andComment
By w. II. Landvoiqt.


1.-THE filled with crowds of hurrying ovaden humanity
Little chidrens hearts jumping with the JOY OF anicipa-
ton The churches announcing their services the
their closing and
giving the spirit that prevails almost everywhere,
that JOY bells and glad carols proclimng the
Christmas day the greatest day all the Christian viza
Countless fathers digging into their for
virtually their feet and their hands preparation for
the festival of the when all mankind akin and when
thoughts highest holiday
OF the year, and all the world halls it with gadness.
TIME likewise And viii
did religious
general way happiness
ing afternoon important essentials
the turkey and the Christmas dinner isn't
least isn't with theae The fathers and mothers still
the children with humping hearts still look forward the coming
Santa Claus the churches and the and the ho still
their holy OF the day but whether the people have changed
the World War; advanced civilization a standard
match the of the Christmas We descended
to new levels, both on stage and screen
week,
"A anticipation may
mood And if the latter aided by resolutions for the
of the phooply by who provide
neglected perhaps Let
leap with JOY or sink with despair as we read our Christmas
This Christine Heart" The Wife
tau This Marriage This what we find Let us forget for the
a1uring provided by stage keep
with the fitness Of things mediate the silent drama
great people?
with the hopes and of the fathers who built
the darkness
the World War and into the light of and better Graz
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of the Motion Picture Producers Distributors America
calls the resolutions adopted
by the producers invites notice of resolutions
adopted the publicity advertising of his mammoth
tending upft phoopay
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

The advertising sheets say that
Paramounts new picture, NORTH tof
&c. is making a bigger record than
The Covered Wagon" also q Para
mount picture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
At the Photoplay Houses This Week

METROPOLITAN-"Chris of the Hungry Heart" Shown
Afternoon and evening.
COLUMBIA-Nife of the Cenaur." Shown
PALACE-"So This Marriage" afternoon
RIALTO-"Ths Woman Shown this afternoon and evening
TIVOForbidden Paradise Shown this afternoon
Observation-Disclosures of the Hungry Heart" Shown this
afternoon and
CENTRALEnemcs of Children" Shown this afternoon
evening.
LINCOLN-"Sundown" Shown this nd evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Central Enemies of Chill
dren."

The attraction at CrandalPs Gen.
trail Theater the first two days of
this week, beginning this after
noon, will be Enemies of Children"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21

sion, Roaring Lions at Home;
Pathe News pictures and Mr.. Gan
mons orchestral contributions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
This Woman

At the Rialto during Christmas
week. Irene Rich will be featured in
This Woman" produced by Warner
Brothers, and directed by Phil Rosen,
who made the film abraham Lin
coin In the supporting cast are Ri
cardo Cortez. Louise Fazenaa, Marc
McDermott and Clara Bow. The story
is from the novel by Howard Rockey,
which deals with the troubles of a
talented woman to gain recognition.
A two-reel subject called Jack and
the Beanstalk," also shown, will have
an appeal to the old as well as the
young.
AS a farewell offering Tomasini and
Guarneri will present Eosellfs Sere-
made and the most popular of the
Neapolitan duets.
The overture will be Brooke s
Christmas fantasia christmas
Echoes" by the Rialto Orchestra, with
Bailey F. Alart, the international
News and Newspaper Fun, the Wash
ington Daily News fun reel, will
complete the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-12-21
Tivoli-'Forbidden Paradise

Pola Negri will be pictured at
Crandalrs TivoH Theater the first
two days of this week. beginning
this afternoon, in forbidden Para
disc" directed by Ernst Luz
bitsch. Rod La ROGUE, Adolphe
Menjou, Pauline Starke and Fred
Male tesla are in the cast. The story
concerns the experiences of a charm
ing queen of little Balkan prov
ince. Cliff Bowes, in Empty Heads"
and a new issue of the Pathe Re-
view also will be shown. Following
will be: Tuesday and Wednesday.
THE Fast Worker" with Reginald
Denny and Laura La Plante; Mack
Sennett's Wandering Waistlines,"
and Lyman H. Howe's scenic, Haunt
ed Hills; Thursday and Friday.
Rafael Sabatinrs Captain Blood"
starring ]. Warren Kerrigan, and an
Aesop Fable, THE Mysteries of Old
Chinatown; Saturday. Fox's Teeth"
featuring Tom Mix; Lyman H. Howes
Frozen Waters" and the fifth re-
lease in The Fast Steppers'' series
To each daily bill are added short
reels and pipe organ music by Har-
old r. Pease and Robert Rodwell