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Evening star., 1924-04-20
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO MISS TUCKERMAN
Was One of Nurse Society Found
ers and Active in Numerous
Charities.

Word was received here yesterday
of the death Friday in Philadelphia
of Miss Emily Tuckerman, one of the
founders of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Society of this city. and a well
known resident here for many years.
Death is said to have been due to
pneumonia.
Miss Tuckerman was the sister of
the late Mrs. James Lowndes and
daughter of the late Lucius and Mrs.
Elizabeth Wolcott Tuckerman OF this
city.
While a resident of the Capital she
lived first in the Tuckerman homo at
1900 l street, built by her father in
1885, and later in her own house at
1901 18th street. She was known for
her wide interest in public affairs and
in literature and art, and had pub
lished a volume of the letters OF
Prof. F. G.. Child. She was active In
numerous charitable enterprises. par
ticularly the nurse society. After the
war she visited France and assisted
in the work in the hospitals there.
She is survived by two brothers,
Alfred Tuckerman of Newport, r. l.,
and Paul Tuckerman of Tuxedo, n:
Y, and by several nephews and
nieces, among them Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman of Edgemoor.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
A. C. CLISHIAM DIES;
LONG D. C. RESIDENT
Veteran of Spanish-American War
to Be Buried at
Arlington.

Anthony C. Clishiam. seventy-four
years old, a veteran of the Spanish
American war and a resident of this
city for over twenty-five years, died
at his residence, 128 r street north
east, Thursday.
Funeral service will be held at the
residence tomorrow morning at 9:15
o'clock and thence to st. Martins S
Catholic Church, where requiem mass
will be celebrated at $3.50 o'clock.
Interment, with full military honors,
will be in the Arlington cemetery.
Mr.. Clishiam was born in Ireland
October so, 1850. He moved to this
country with his parents when he
was an infant. During the Spanish.
American war he served as a chief
petty officer in the United States
Navy. He was a member of the
Admiral Dewey Camp. No. I, United
States Spanish War Veterans.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Mary a. Clishiam; one daughter. Mrs.
Gertrude A. Geary of this city; a sis
ter, Mrs. Miles o. Malley of Wheel
ing, w. Va, and brother, William
]. Clishiam of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported TO
the health depa rtment in the last twenty-four
hours:
Grace ". Hutcheson. 20. 9l7 sth st nc.
James Murphy, -. ST. Eliza betb's Hospital
Max Aronstein. -. 400 Pa.
Mary A Murlin. 81. 1874 Monroe 81.
Charles A. Hunter, 81, 1924 North Carolina
ave. ne.
Jesse B. Void. b. 1922 ysrnum st.
Horatio G.. Gibson. a6 20l5 ST.
Wick Taylor, Is. The Conrad.
Josephine r. Gsddis, rs, Masonic Home,
Takoma. ID. G.
Joseph b. Duryee, SO. Potomac River near
Aqueduct bridge.
Joseph Trmbzll, months, St. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
Infant OF F. l.. and Ethel !. Van Dokcn,
hours. Columbia Hospital.
Infant Of =. l.. and Ethel l. Van Dosen,
) hours Columbia Hospital.
William Corbin. %, Garfield Hospital.
Florence Jackson. -. Galiinger Hospital
Lucy jackson. 81. 81 FentOn pI.
Amanda Baker. -. 1911 Corcoran ST.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
MISS RANKIN TO SPEAK.
Among Number Listed to Address
D. C. Trade Union League.

Miss Jeanette Rankin, former m en-
Ter of Congress; Frank Morrison,
secretary of the American Fedora
tion of, Labor; Thomas +. F1aherty,
Federation of Post Office Clerks; Rev.
DR.. John O'Grady Of the Catholic
Charities Conference and others are
20 make addresses at the annual din
ner of the District Woman's Trade
Union League to be held Tuesday
night at the FairTnont Inn, 2701 14th
street, at o'clock.
Mr.. Rose Yates Forester, presi-
dent of the league, will preside at
the dinner, at which the work of the
league for the past year will be re-
viewed Reservations may be made
through Mrs. Forester. telephone
Adams 1884, or. Miss Gertrude Nc
Nally, Franklin 1850.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
G. O. P. STATE RACE KEEN.
Governorship Fight Holds New
Hampshire Interest.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
MANCHESTER, N. H, April 19.-
New Hampshire Republican state
leaders were out H. full force We'd
nesday night at the Coolidge dinner
in Boston under the auspices of the
Republican Club of Massachusetts,
Maj. Frank Knox of Manchester, can
didate for the Republican nomina-
ton as governor, spoke for New
Hampshire at the dinner.
Political interest in the state now
centers on the pre-summer campaign
being waged by both Maj. Knox OF
this city and Capt. John G.. Winant
of Concord, both of whom seek the
Republican nomination for governor.
The Democrats have not yet heard OF
any avowed candidates.
J. j. MCCARTHY.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
COL. H. ]. GOLDMAN DEAD,
Retired Officer Died at Fort Bragg,
Report Says.

The War Department is informed
that Col. Henry J. Goldman, u. S. A.
retired, died at Fort Bragg, n. C,
Thursday. Graduating from the U. s.
Military Academy In June, 1877, he
was assigned to the cavalry and
served In various Indian campaigns
in Porto Rico during the Spanish war
and afterward in the Philippines and
in southern and western states. After
his retirement in March, 1911. he served
as military instructor at Union Col
lege, Schenectady, N. Y, and at Bon
ayentura College. AlleganY. N Y
Evening star., 1924-04-20
REPORTS LOSS OF, S287.

Charles a. Rainey, 1920 c street
southwest. has appealed to the police
to investigate the disappearance of
s2ST from his pocket while he was
in an r street lunchroom yesterday
afternoon. Rainey told the police he
made the acquaintance of man and
woman in the lunchroom and he
thinks they got his money.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
GarnS of Ghanks

AULT. We want TO express our sincere
thanks and appreciation TO our many friends
and relatives for their kindness and gym
pathy and for their beautiful doral tributes
at the sudden death of darling SON.
CHARLES AULT THE FAMILY.
THOMAS We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes at the death Of
cur beloved mother, FESTON ELIZABETH
THOMAS
HER DAUGHTERS. MARY AND MABLE
THOMAS .
WARNER. We wish TO express our sincpre
appreciation to our many friends and rela-
tives for the beautiful floral tributes and
sympathy shown a the death OF our mother
JULIA N. WARMER THE CHILDREN
Evening star., 1924-04-20
M arridneS.

HART-CoSTELLo. Saturday, April 10. 1924
by Rev. Father Moylzn. at Columbus Ga q,
KATHERINE COSTELLO and Capt. FRANK
LIN A. HART, L. S. N. C.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

7 might be readers, particularly SUBJ
mailing The
the of to the subscription
The Evening contains pages OF and
advertising weighs The
100 and weighs about
and t,vo-h pounds
alone for mailing of The Evening
the
Is printed about cen Sunday the
This makes mailed The Evening
32
scrpon alone S262 The
day postage 1874 and for 81
years subscription 1862
The subscription price daily Sunday Maryland
mailing $40
other daily Sunday
Pacific which the postage
dead d1osso to the Publisher.
At middle
for mailing
and
This postage The any
moderate
business life Of Washington and that The Stars advertisers
of Washington
subscribe Washinstons Leading Newspaper.
Evening star., 1924-04-20
FOUND.

DOG. Drindle. male. quite large: also black
puppy. female. and white and brown female
fox terrier and daschund mixed. BE Kind to
Animals Rest Farm. River road beyond
Potomac Nd. Phone Main sos Humane
Education Society. 513 lith 81. NV.
No Oh
Evening star., 1924-04-20

BAG-Biack leather. 18th 81. whsrves car.
Friday evening. about > O'Clock. containing
card case fountain pen. keys and approx.
$40 in cash. $50 reward for return of bag
and contents to 1910 18th ST. Franklin 56l2 J.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

AIREDALE--Year old, just recovering from
mango; named Ssmbo. Reward If returned
to H. X. Stanford. 1895 lhh.
pLC Sn,,U hasded on .,ath u N " con
Evening star., 1924-04-20

RAR PTN-Diamond: in or near Woodward &
Jo,hrnn's Reward West a6T 20s
Evening star., 1924-04-20
SEE A WINNING TICKET
IN COOLIDGE AND DAWES

CONTINUED from First Pase.)
Evening star., 1924-04-20

Mr.. McAdoo is reported making
headway in the west and his sup
porters here arc expressing in
creaSing confidence over his pros
poets. They say that reaction is
beginning to develop from the
first discouraging effects of the
disclosures in the oil investiga-
ton.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

There arc intimations that Pres
ident Coolidge does not take kind
ly to the suggestion that he go to
the Cleveland convention to accept
notification of his nomination
land start the campaign" Some
of his friends are said to feel that
his absten ion from personal ac-
ttvity in y 1c campaign for the
nomination has proved an asset
and advise him to maintain the
dignitied position he has all along
occupied.
Evening star., 1924-04-20

BLACK BAG-ContaininG woman's wearing
apparel. Friday night. $50. in vicinity of
Union station and y. J. ave. Return to 1906
6fh u u W or nhnne Col. 1SS4-I. EeEart 2Os
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Sunday and Monday, Pola Negri
and Antonio Moreno, in "The Spanish
Evening star., 1924-03-12
MILITARY SCHOOLS
PROBLEMS ANALYZED
Effect Of Oregon Laws Subject Of
Address Before Association
Tomorrow.
JOINT ADVERTISING FAVORED
Committee Named to Consider Plar
for $4,000 Fund.

One of the features Of the eleventh
annual meeting of the Association Of
Military Colleges and Schools will be
the address of Col. Joseph Hill Of the
Hill Military Academy in Oregon on
''The Oregon Law and is Effect Upon
the Military School tomorrow after
noon at the Washington Hotel. The
association opened its session this
morning in the hotel with DR.. c. w.
Newhall of the Sattuck School of
Faribault, Mimi, president OF the Or
ganiZation, in the chair.
After lengthy discussion led by
Col. Sandy Beaver of the Riverside
erative advertising, it was resolved to
refer the matter of raising $4,000 for
advertising purposes to committee
headed by Col. Beaver and composed
ton Military Academy. Gen. l.. r.
'Gignilliat Of Culver Military Acad-
e1ny, and Col. r. p. Davidson of
Northwestern and Naval Academy.
The assessments of the various col
leges and schools in the association
numbering forty-nine. will be propor-
toned by this committee.
Besides the necessary advertising
used by each school 1t was brought
out today that IL was more needed
the propaganda now being waged
against military training. Such adver-
tising, it was declared, was patriotic
as well.
1t was during the course of this
discussion that a statement was made
10 the effect that if Culver and Staun-
ton military schools were in Oregon
instead of Indiana and Virginia
that in a few years to come they
would be forced to close their doors.
Oregon" Col. Joseph Hill of the
Hill Academy of that state said, t'haS
passed a law that, If it is not pro-
nounced unconstitutional. will pre-
vent the private education of the
youth in the military schools. Such
Legislation also faces today Michigan.
Ohio and Indiana as Well. AT the
conclusion of these remarks DR.. New
hall. the presiding officer. announced
that Col. Hill would be allowed suit
able time for discussion upon this
law at the session tomorrow after
noon.
Those Who VIII Speak.
Among the speakers this afternoon
will be William Mather Lewis, presi-
dent of George Washington Gniver-
sity; DIR. Wilson Farrand, head master
of tho Newark Academy. Newark, n.
j.: Maj. a. NJ. Hitch of kemper Mill
tary School. Wisconsin, and Col. c. c.
Chambers of Culver Academy.
4 banquet will be given tonight at
7:S0 o'clock at the Washington Hotel.
Speakers will include Maj. Gen. John
l.. Hines. L. S. A., deputy chief of
staff: Maj. Gen. Charles S. Farms
worth. L. S. A, chief of infantry;
Maj. Gen. Hanson E. Ely, president
of the War College; John X. Quinn.
commander of the American Legion
and British and French military at
tacheS.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
COLORED MEN ROB WOMAN

Two young colored men held I'D
Mrs. Jennie Freeman in her store at
110S North Capitol street, at 8 O'Clock
this morning and took four cigars
and more than 81 in change and made
their escape.
The men asked for four cigars.
stating they had a IS bill. Mrs. Free
man got the cigars and the change
for the IS bill. AS she was about to
tender them the cigars and change
one pointed pistol at her. while the
other made off with the loot
One was about nineteen years old
and the other seventeen years old,
Mrs. Freeman said, and both wore
gray caps. She gave a meager de-
scription to the police at the second
Orecinct
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Takoma.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif-
fifth, in BLACK Oxen" Pathe News
Pathe Topics; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Mae Murray, in Fashion Row.
comedy, "The Punctured Prince;
Thursday, Held to Answer" special
features, "Jazz Night"-Lou Worth
and "Bill" Capps: Friday, william A.
Hart, i'll wild Bill Hickok," Aesop's
Fables, Fighting Blood; Saturday
matinee, Little Eva Ascends," Ae-
sop's Fables, Santa Fe Trail" (chap-
ter CD: Saturday evening, wild Bill
Hickok" and William A. Hart, Ae-
sop's Fables, Santa Fe Trail" (chap-
ter 6),
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Dancer" and comedy, 1.-THE Riding
Master; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Douglas Fairbanks In 1.-THE Mark of
Zorro: Thursday, Jack HoXie, in
The Forbidden Trail" and comedy.
"No Noise: Friday, Elliott Dexter
and Mildred harris. in by Divine
Right" and Ben Turpin. in ASLEEP
at the Switch: Saturday. Big Boy
Williams, in Riders Of the Night,
and comedy, THAT Oriental Game
also Fox News and tenth episode of
steel Trail (matinee ouly).
Evening star., 1924-03-12

Smiles; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Colleen Moore and Milton Sills, in
"Elaming Youth" and comedy; Thurs
day. Elliott Dexter. in by Divine
Right" and comedy, "a Perfect
Lady; Friday, Marion Davies, in
Little Old New York; Saturday,
Rubye De Isemer. In Rex Beachs The
serial.
Evening star., 1924-03-12

by Gilmore Glynn: Tuesday, House
Peters and Evelyn Brent, in Held to
Answer: Wednesday, Carmel Myers.
in "The Love Pirate: Thursday and
Friday. Tom Moore and Edith Rob-
crts. in Big Brother" and comedy,
Boys to Board; Saturday, Hoot Glib
son. in Thrill Chaser" also Santa
F'e trail.
Dumbarton.
Sunday. "rhe Darling of the Rich;
Monday and Tuesday, Mae Murray. in
Fashion Row.: Wednesday and
Thursday. Napoleon and Josephine
at and pm. only; Friday, want
ers"; Saturday. Tom Mix. In Eyes of
the Forest"
Empire.
Sunday and Monday. Pola Negri
and Antonio Moreno, in "The Spanish
Evening star., 1924-03-12

solute divorce from Constantine Kali
okerinos. who is living at Constanti-
nople with another woman she states.
They were married at Mariofiton,
Thrace. In April, 1908. Attorney So
terios Nicholson appears for the wife.
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Hippodrome.

Sunday, "The Bad NAM; Monday.
| "Molly Coddle"; Tuesday. wild Bill
Hickok": Wednesday. "a Near Lady;
Thursday, The French Dolr'; Friday,
| THE Sin Flood; Saturday. The
| Dancer of the Nile"
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Would Divorce Spouse in Turkey.

Mrs. Manaxia T. Kalokerinos, a
subject Of Turkey. has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court for an alb
Evening star., 1924-03-12
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. corinnc Grif-
fifth and Conway Tearle, in BLACK
Oxen" and Baby Peggy, in Miles of
Evening star., 1924-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS

Continued from Page twenty
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Fill mo ra m S =.

TEANIE MACPHERSON has signed
- a new contract with the Famous
Players-LAsky Corporation and will
do series of stories exclusively for
Cecil B. De Mile, for whom she has
written exclusively for nearly ten
years. turning out number of sue
cesses.
Cecil B. De Mile is to spend his va
cation at a game preserve called the
Gruella Club in Lower California.
border. and will be accompanied by
Mrs. De Mile and John IL. Fisher, his
business manager, and the latter's
wife.
May McAvoy has arrived at Holly
wood to begin work in William de
Miles production, THE Inside Story"
Following this she expects to appear
with Glenn Hunter in Merton of the
Movies"
Capt. Nungesser. world famous
French ace. who arrived in New YORK
recently, was visitor the other day
at the Long Island studio of Famous
Players. He was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Rodolph Valentino, whom he
met during their recent European
trip.
Elsie Kirby, who plays the role of
the Duchess de Luynes in Mon
sieur Beaucaire." played the same
part on the stage years ago when
James X. Hackett was touring the
country playing "Beaucaire."
Frank Jonnason recently attained
perfection of makeup. He was put
out of a hotel in NatcheZ, Miss, while
trying to enter the dining room to
join fellow members of the company
making The Fighting Coward" he
was playing a negro role.
Fourteen months ago Theodore von
Eltz secured one days work as a
minor player in The Rustic Of Silk.
The director dressed him in an old
uniform and stood him on street
corner selling pencils. Recently Mr.
Won Eltz finished playing Il featured
role in Tie breaking Point
Antonio Moreno, whose home is on
hill 1000 feet above sea level. has
what is believed to be the highest
radio aerial in southern California.
Warden Lewis L. Lawes of Sing
Sing, who probably knows more con-
adence men than any other person in
he United States, recently visited
Thomas Meighan at the Paramount
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Makes You Love Irene

THERE is no more charming figure
on the lyric stage than Dale
Winter. who has been playing the
role of Irene, the pretty shopgirl
who gained a rich husband through
her sweetness and delectable charm
in the play. of course.
Miss Winter is the daughter OF
physician. He- early musical expert
ence was gained by singing in a
church choir. She has sung the part
or Irene more than 1000 times. and
it might be suspected that she was
becoming weary of 1t, but this is not
so. she declares.
Il never get tired OF this role" she
says. Il think it is the best soprano
part fer light music that has ever
been written. | am continually find
ing new things in it. Dramatically,
too, 1t is d wonderful part to play;
II is such sympathetic character.
The audience loves Irene and who Is
the woman who does not relish being
.oved:"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
There Comes a Time.

THE truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth, though be it
cruelty alarming. is told to every
young woman of the happer creed as
she looks searchingly into her mir
ror for the dreaded little lines about the
eyes that herald the victory of speed
over youth and beauty.
In the gay whirl of jazz jabber and
petting parties. there comes time
when the fapper's emotions take
serious turn. When the real chap
comes along and they find him uu
attracted by silly frivolity, then a
new light dawns and a new course is
set toward a safe and sane anchorage
in life's future.
This phase of modern life is Illus
trated by Betty Compson as a So
ciety flapper III Miami" her latest
picture.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son IN The Humming Bird and
Aesop Fable; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Douglas Mclean in Going Up"
and -Sennetts 'Inbad, the Sailor.
Thursday. Marguerite Courtot in The
Steadfast Heart" and Charles Chase
IN Don't Forget; Friday, j. Warren
kerrigan in "Thundering Dawn" and
Snub Pollard in THE Walkout"; Sat
urday. Shirley Mason in Love Let
,ters" and comedy About Face
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son in w oman to Woman: Tuesday,
Hobart BoSW Cullen LandiS E,N a
Novak, Percy Normont and Jane No
yak in The Man Life Passed By:
Wednesday. Edith Roberts. Norman
Trevor, Maurice Costello, Mary Carr.
lEffe Shannon, Montague Love,
Flora in Roulette: Thursday and
Friday, Thomas Meighan, assisted by
Lois Wilson and George Fawcett in
Pied Piper Malone" gang comedy,
Stage Fright, showing&. and .
pm, admission % cents: Saturday,
Jack HoNie in Red Warming"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Betty Compson,
IN Woman to Woman; Tuesday,
CASTOR Glass and Miriam Conger.
in 'Mother-in-La Wednesday
and Thursday, Glenn Hunter, in
West of the Water Tower: Fri
day. Wesley Barry. in Rags to
Riches; sixth episode of The Steel
irail Saturday, Lloyd Hughes, in
Judgment of the Storm
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Favorite.

Today, Ramon NoSarro and Alice
Terry. in Where the Pavement Ends" !;
Herbert Rawlinson. in "A Million to
Burn; Tuesday. Earle Williams. in
Jealous Husbands; Wednesday,
Juanita Hansen, in Girl of the Des-
ert'; Thursday, Marie Provost, in
The Wanters"; Friday, House Peters.
in Held to Answer: Saturday, Guy
Bates Post, in Gold Madness
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Olympic.

To-day and tomorrow, Lloyd Hughes
in Judgment of the Storm; Tuesday,
Lowell sherman, Doris Kenyon and
Harrlson Ford in Bright Lights of
Broadway; Wednesday, House peters
in Held to Answer; Thursday, Mae
Marsh in Polly of the Circus: Fri
day, Tom Mix in Mile Minute
Romeo and Leather Pushers." No.
/, new series: Saturday, Baby Peggy
in The Darling of New York" also
comedy and serial
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Hippodrome:

Today. owen Moore in "'rhunder-
gate tomorrow, Harry Morey in
nhe Rapids; Tuesday, Pola Negri in
lack Hoxie in The Red Warming;
Thursday, Jackie Coogan in Long
Live the King; Friday. Lionel Barry.
more in u nseeing Eyes; Saturday,
Storm"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
A Humorous Villain.

JAMES CRCZE, the movie director
whose career has steadily adj
Vanced. with The Covered Wagon,
Hollywood" "Ruggles of Red Gap.
TO the Ladies" and Merton of the
Movies" to his credit, is said to have
added a sixth picture to his list that
will rank at least next to The Cow
cred Wagon" in The Fighting Cow
ard" a story of the old south.
In it Ernest Terrence, who won
fame in The Covered Wagon" in
THE Fighting Coward" again reveals
his curious ability to be a humorous
villain without detracting at all from
the force of his yillainy.
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Nc
Lean in Going Up" and Mack Sem
netts "Inhad, the Sailor; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Gloria Swanson in
The Humming Bird" and Aesop Fa-
hle; Thursday. Marguerite Courtot in
The SteadfaSt Heart and Lige Con-
ley in Neck and Neck: Friday,
Strongheart in The Love Master" and
Charles Chase in Don't Forget: Sat
urday, Viola Dana III I'm Search of a
Thrilf' and Stan Laurel In The Soil
Frs"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
York.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas Mel
CHAN and Lois Wilson in Pied Piper
Malone" and Cliff Bowes in "Filn1
Foolish: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Blanche Sweet in Anna Christie" and
Aesop Fable; Thursday, Frank Mayo
and Virginia Valli in wild Oranges"
and Charles Chase in Don't Forget"
Friday, ]. Warren kerrigan and Lois
Wilson in 'Thundering Dawn and
Stan Laurel in Frozen Hearts, Sat
urday, Ernest Truax in "Six-cylinder
Love" and Neely Edwards in Flying
Finance"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Nc
Lean in Going Up" and Ben Turpin
in Tho Daredevil"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Gloria Swanson in THE
HumminS Bird and Aesop Fable !;
Thursday, Marguerite Courtot in THE
Steadfast Heart" and Stan Laurel in
The Soilers"; Friday. Strongheart in
The Love Master and Charles Chase
in Don't Forget; Saturday, Viola
Dana in I'm Search of Thrill" and
comedy. over the Fence"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
Carolina

To-day and tomorrow. Anna G Nils
son and James kirkwood in pom
joia"; Tuesday. Dancer of the Nile
with Carmel Myers and star east:
"Wednesday, After the Ball" with
Thursday, Kentucky Days" with star
cast: Friday, Pleasure Mad" with
1untley Gordon and Mary Alden: Sat
urday. Charles Ray in The Courtship
of MyleS StandiSh"
Evening star., 1924-03-23
CContinued from Third Page. }

short reels. with special music. will
be added. Wednesday and Thursday
Constance Talmadge. in The Dan
gerous Maid" supported by.Conway
Tearle, Morgan Wallace, Marjorie
Daw. Charles Gerard, Kate Price and
Tully Marshall, will he supplemented
with Lige Conley in .Mermaid's farce,
Running Wild" Friday and Satur
day. The Man From Brodney's," with
J. Warren Kerrigan. Wanda Hawley,
Miss Du Pout and Aileen Pringle. h
fnelodrama to make the nerves tin
gIe-strong loves and bitter hatred
on a remote island, with treacherous
natives in a revolution-and Three
Cheers" q comedy, will be shown.