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NEXT-Night letter from Lesli,
Prescott to John Prescott.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
TIVOLI-"The Desert Flower.

Colleen Moore will be the star the
first two days of next week at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater in First
Nationals film version of Don
Mullally's play, THE Desert Flower, +"
with Lloyd Hughes in the leading
male role. The title role is that of q
self-assertive little waif of the wide
open spaces" who comes into her own
through a determined effort to make
man out of a drunkard and a waster.
Our Gang in Hal Roach's 1.-THE
Mysterious Mystery" and the Pathe
Review will also be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Laura La
Plante, supported by Pat O'Malley,
Hedda Hopper, Walter McGrail and
Wyndham Standing, In Universal $
production. THE Teaser," the "Spat
Family" in Laugh That Off" and
Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday, Betty Compson and Raymond
Griffith cestarred in Paths to
Paradise" together with Tuxedo
comedy, "The Tourist; Saturday,
Paramount's production, Welcome
Home" featuring Lois Wilson and
Warner Baxter; a Sunshine comedy,
The Honeymoon Limited" and a
News reel.
To each daily program will be
added pipe organ establishment of
Otto F. Beck. and Harold T. Pease.
assistant.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clothes" :"

Fine Clothes" John NJ. Stahls YER
sion for First National of Franz Mol
mars play, Fashions for Men," will be
the attraction at Crandalls Metropoli-
tan Theater next week, with Lewis s.
Stone, Alma Rubens. Percy Marmont,
Raymond Griffith and Eileen Percy in
the principal roles. Supplementary at
fractions will include comedy, the
Metropolitan World Survey, a scenic
subject and an orchestral program by
the Metropolitan Symphony, under
Daniel Breeskin.
The action revealed during the de-
velopment of the plot of Fine
Clothes" is predlcated upon the at
tempt of a London shopkeeper 10
come back" after his kindness has
led him into bankruptcy and save a
clever little bookkeeper, with desire
for fine clothes, from a renegade no
bleman. There are many climacteric
surprises during the progress of the
tale and the director, it is said, has
succeeded in imbuing his players as
we'll as his situations with a convinc-
ing naturalness that is gratifying.
The production is said to be a hand
some one and the photography unsu.
sually artistic.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
COLUMBIA-"The Ten Command
ments."

The attraction at Loew's Columbia
Theater next week will be Cecil b.
De Miles production, The Ten Com
mandments," featuring a cast of thou
sands. including Theodore Roberts,
Estelle Taylor, Richard Dix, Rod La
ROGUE, Leatrice JOY, Nita Naldi,
Agnes Ayres and Robert Edeson.
Divided into two parts-one an
cient and the other modern-"The
Ten Commandments paints on a
magnificent scale the theme that the
law that was given to Moses on Sinai
is just as powerful and effective to-
day as 1t was in the days of the ex-
odus.
Among the features of noteworthy
interest is the colored photography
used for scenes showing the depart
ure of the Israelites out of bondage,
while the depicting of the miraculous
parting of the waters of the Red Sea
is declared to be one of the marvels
of screen production.
Owing to the length of the produc-
ton, added features will be curtailed
PALACE-"The Man Who Found
Himself"
Booth Harrington is the author of
Thomas Meighan's new production,
Evening star., 1925-09-09
KEITH'S-Nora Bayes.

B. F. Keith's Theater announces for
next weeks headline attraction Miss
Nora Bayes, "our own Nora" in a
program of old and new favorites,
done in her own inimitable style.
David Ferguson, character comedian,
will be featured in a new dramatic Of
fering, The Lucky Stiff, written by
Paul Gerard Smith and directed by
Allan Brook. Others to appear are
Mel Klee, known as THE Prince of
Walls; Frank Matthews and Ada
Ayres in Hungry Love-; a comedy
skit by Ben Ryan; Pablo De Sarto
Spanish violin virtuoso, who will be
heard in a special program. with AL
fred CalZin at the piano; Helene Coyne
and Henri French, presenting their
cleverly staged and beautifully mount
ed dance offering, Music of Motion"
Zoe Delphine Co., I'm a Paris Cafe, :"
and La Sale, Hassan and Moran, the
cyclonic comiques and expert tum
blers. The usual screen features will
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
ANIBASSADOR-"Fine Clothes"

Lewis S. Stone, Alma Rubens, Percy
Marmont, Raymond Griffith, Eileen
Percy and William V. Mong head the
cast of First Nationals screen version
of Franz Molnar's play, Fashions for
Men," shown under the title Fine
Clothes the first three days Of next
week at Crandall's Amba ssador The
ater. The comedy will be Nuts and
Squirrels" a Paul Terry Aesop Fable
Wednesday and Thursday, Para
mounts production, "The Street of
Forgotten Men," featuring Percy
Marmont. also Mack Sennett's Super
Hooper Dyne Lizzies" and a news
reel; Friday. Laura La Plante in
Universals production, The Teaser," !"
also an Imperial comedy, Papa s
Darling" and a Grantland Rice
'Sportlight"; Saturday, Jack Holt and
Billie Dove in Paramount film YER
sion of Zane Grey's wild Horse
Mesa" supported by Noah Beery and
Douglas Fairbanks, jr., together with
Sennett's "Cupid's Boots" and Pathe
Review.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
Observation-Disclosures"

Opening next Monday night at the
National Theater for a week s en-
gagement will be "Gunpowder, the
new American play produced by Gene
Buck, which is creating keen curiosity
because nothing is revealed about its
story except that it is not war
drama and does not treat of eX-
plosives.
1t is the joint authorship of j. c.
Nugent and Elliott Nugent, who
scored widely with "Kempy," 'The
Port Nut" and other comedies, J. c.
Nugent personally stages his play and
heads a cast including Mary Duncan,
Frank Conroy, Sue MacManamy,
Fritz Williams, Helen Carew, Frank
NJ. Thomas and the Washington child
prodigy Edwin Mills.
Joseph Urban, recently home from
Europe, has composed the stage set
tings. This is the original presenta-
tion of "Gunpowder," previous to its
New York opening.
Evening star., 1925-09-09

THE Man Who Found Himself" one
of Paramount's Greater 40" series,
which will be the attraction at Loew's
Palace next week.
Alfred Z. Greene directed the piece
and the support includes Virginia
Valli as leading woman, Julia Hoyt,
Lynn Fontanne, Norman Trevor, Vic
tor Moore and Charles Stevenson.
Meighan has the role of Tom Mac
auley, the genial son of a small
banker, whose father is not in SYM
pathy with Toms hobnobbing with
the yachting set as a means to busi-
ness prosperity. Nor is Nora Brooks,
Toms sweetheart, pleased with the at
tention he pays to q vampish debu-
tante, so that when Tom is outwitted
by rival banker and sent to Jail on
technicality the villain persuades
the girl to marry him. Tom, however,
matches a scheme in Jail which later
puts his rival to flight and wins the
girl for his own.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore
in "The Desert Flower" Aesop Fable
and Pathe Review; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Lewis S. Stone, Virginia
Valli and Nita Naldi In 'The Lady
Who Lied" and Harry Langdon in
plain Clothes; Thursday, Gladys
Hulette and David Butler in Private
Affairs" Stan Laurel in 1.-The Snow
Hawk" and Hodge Podge; Friday,
Bert Lytell in Steele of the Royal
Mounted" Charlie Chase in Isn't
Life Terrible" and News; Saturday,
Betty Bronson and Adolphe Menjou in
Are Parents People?" and comedy,
"The Tourist"
Evening star., 1925-09-09
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Billie Dove in "Wild Horse Mesa" and
and Wednesday, Percy Marmont in
THE Street of Forgotten Men" and
Sennett's "Cupid's Boots; Thursday,
William Fairbanks in THE Beautiful
Sinner" Stan Laurel in Twins" and
Screen Almanac; Friday, Reed Howes
in Youths Gamble; comedy, Laugh
That on" and Hodge Podge; Satur-
day, Bert Lytell in Steele of the
Royal Mounted" Charlie Chase in
Isn't Life Terrible!' and News.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
RIALTO-"The Goose Woman"

Rex Beach's The Goose Woman"
will be the next attraction at the
Rialto, following the present run Of
THE Iron Horse"
Louise Dresser. Jack Pickford and
Constance Bennett are the featured
stars. In the title role Louise Dresser
is credited with having conceived an
unusual and astounding characterize
tion She plays the part of a once
great opera singer who loses her
voice, takes to drink and lives in a
dirty little hut.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
HOME.

Sunday. Rod La ROGUE and Dor
othy Gish in "The Night Life of New
York" and Wanda Wiley in "Gridiron
Gertie"; Monday, Bob Custer in 1.-THE
Blood Hound" and Charlie Chase in
What Price Goofy"; Tuesday, Tom
Mix in "Riders of the Purple Sage"
and comedy. THE House of Flickers";
Wednesday, Nazimova. in My Son.
and extra, mo Place to Co; Thurs
day, Milton Sills and Viola Dana in
CAS- Man Desires" and Aesop Fable;
Friday, Richard Talmadge in 1.-THE
Fighting Demon and Sennett' s
"Cupid's Boots; Saturday, Harry
Carey in Bad Lands" and Juvenile
comedy, Baby Blue"
Evening star., 1925-09-09
EARLE-Ritz Seranaders.

The Ritz Seranaders head the pro-
gram at the Earle Theater next week.
This musical organization is headed
by Peggy Fay and Harry Miller, said
to be two exceptional singers and
dancers.
Lloyd and Christy, known as the
1.-TWO Southern Gentlemen" are
featured and others will include Bar
gain Days." Jim and Betty Page,
Charles Keating and company and the
Billy Atkoff Trio.
Elaine Hammerstein heads the cast
of Partisan Nights" the photoplay
attraction. Opposite her is Lou Tel
Iegen and the cast further includes
Renee Adoree, CASTOR Glass, William
j. Kelly and Boris Karloff. AS the
title indicates, the picture tells Of the
dazzling night life of the world s
wickedest city, with the star in the
role of a girl of gentle breeding and
Tellegen portraying a Partisan
Apache,
Evening star., 1925-09-09

THE Crackerjack. Aesop Fable and
Screen Almanac; Thursday, Rod La
Rocque ana Dorothy Gish in might
Life of New York; and comedy. Mar
ried Neighbors''; Friday, Herbert
Rawlinson in "The Man in Blue" and
A. St. John in Red Pepper; Satur-
day, Anita Stewart in 'Baree, Son Of
Kazan." and Sennett's Super Hooper
Dyne IiZZies"
Evening star., 1925-09-09
MUTUAI-"Kuddling Kuties. +"

''Kuddling Kuties" is the Mutual bur-
lesque attraction coming to the Mu-
tual Theater next week. 1t is headed
by Max Fields, a Hebrew comedian,
and the cast includes Anna Fink, as
the leading woman; FRITZ CleXX, sing
ing and dancing soubrette; Babe La
Rose, ingenue, who sings and who
also introduce oriental dances; Min
ME Hart, character actress and yod-
ling specialist; Harry CleXx, tramp
comedian and eccentric dancer;
Hughie Mack and Billy Hamlet.
An animated, youthful chorus gives
ZeSt TO the many numbers, for which
elaborate costume changes have been
provided, it is said
Evening star., 1925-09-09
SAVOY.

Sunday, Shirley Mason in Scandal
Proof and comedy; Monday, Alma
Rubens and Jack Mulhall in "She
Wolves" and comedy, Married Neigh
bors"; Tuesday, Maurice cLefty'D
Flynn in Speed Wild" Stan Laurel
in THE Snow Hawk" and Crandall's
Saturday Nighters in Taking the
Air.; Wednesday, Adolphe Nenjou in
"A Kiss in the Dark" Jimmie Adams
in why Worry?" and scenic,
Greece; Thursday, Dorothy Mac
kali in "Chickie" and Hal Roach's
THE Bouncer'"; Friday, Edmund
Lowe in The Kiss Barrier" The
Fighting Ranger" No IS, and Aesop
Fable; Saturday, Richard Talmadge
in "Jimmies Millions" Lige Coniey
in "Hello, Goodbye" an6 novelty,
"The Voice of the Nightingale"
Evening star., 1925-09-09
POIPS-Toyely Lady"

Lovely Lady" a comedy by Jesse
Lynch Williams. will be the attrac-
tion at Polls next week, opening Mon.
day night. Wagenhals and Kemper,
in retirement for two years. thought
so much of this play that they
emerged to produce 1t.
Bruce McRae, Carlotta Monterey
Lily Cahill, Miriam Hopkins and
William Hanley are in the cast. The
story is thoroughly modern, it is said,
with three lovely ladies making things
dramatic and lively for a father and
son.
Collin Kemper directed the play and
his usual scenic trickery as revealed
in THE Bat" although Lovely
Lady is not a mystery play, is again
TO he seen
Evening star., 1925-09-09
LEADER.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, the
original motion pictures of the
Stranger" Lewis VS.. Wayne big"
Mum worlds heavyweight wrestling
championship match will be shown.
The slow motion scenes of this match
are thrilling and show just how
stranger" Lewis was thrown by
big" Mum. Added attractions are
"Galloping Fish" with Sydney Chaplin
and Secret Service Sanders" chapter
play.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
BELASCO-"Accused."

David Belasco will present Z. H.
Sothern in Accused" a play by
BrieuX, English version by George
Middleton, next week at the Shubert-
Belasco Theater, for the first time on
any stage in this country and i'm
mediately preceding the New York
engagement Mr.. Sothern's appear
ance is by special arrangement with
Lee Shubert.
In Accused" Mr.. Sothern is re-
newing an association with Mr..
Belasco, who directed him in the days
of the Lyceum stock company in
New York
Mr.. Sothern, it is said, has one OF
the finest roles of his career in this
play, and Mr.. Belasco has assembled
a distinguished company for Mr..
Sothern'S support.
Evening star., 1925-09-09

Light of Western Stars" and comedy,
Plenty of Nerve; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Alice Joyce and Kenneth Har-
Ian in white Man" and Sid Smith in
Hats; Thursday and Friday, Marie
Provost and Monte Blue in Daughters
OF Pleasure" and Monte Banks in
kids Wanted; Saturday, Bebe Dan
iels in THE Manicure Girl" Charlie
Chaplin In Behind the Screen" and
Fox News
Evening star., 1925-09-09
TAKONIA.

Sunday and Monday, Milton Sills in
''The Making of O'Malley," Pathe
News, comedy; Tuesday, Agnes Ayres
in Her Market Value; comedy; We'd
thelmess in Soul Fire" comedy; Fri
day, Beauty and the Bad Man"
Aesop's Fable, Pacemakers. comedy;
Saturday Dorothy Mackaill in "The
Evening star., 1925-09-09
CENTRAL-"Tides OF Passion. /"

Mae Marsh. supported by Ben
Hendricks, Laska Winter and Earl
Schenck, will be the star at Crandall' 8
Central Theater the first two days of
next week, in Vitagraph's production,
Tides of Passion" a drama of the
sea with a stirring romance. The
comedy will be Our Gang" in Hal
Roach's "Shootin' Injuns."
Tuesday and Wednesday. Speed
Mad" a high-power drama. supple.
mented by Eddie Nelson in Hot and
Heavy" and the Pathe Review;
Thursday and Friday. Rod La Rocque
and Dorothy Gish in might Life of
Evening star., 1925-09-09

Sunday and Monday, Ralph Lewis,
Creighton Hale and Mary Carr in THE
Bridge of Sighs"; Charley Chase in is
Marriage the Bunk?" and Pathe News
Events; Tuesday, Richard Talmadge
in THE Mysterious Stranger" the
Spat family in South of the North
Pole and Gift Shoppe night; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Bebe Daniels in
The Manicure Girl" and VIII Rogers
in Going to Congress-; Friday,
double bill, May MacAvoy. Pauline
Frederick and Lew Cody in Three
Women" and Wesley Barry in bat
Ting Bunyan," also talent night: Sat
urday, House Peters in "Raff1es," ="
Glenn Tryon in Wages of Tin" and
third episode of "Play Ball" Shows
continuous on Saturdays from 2 and
Sundays from pmO
Evening star., 1925-09-09
OLYMPIC

Sunday, Blanche Sweet and Ronald
Colman in His Supreme Moment:
Monday, Richard Barthelmess in
Soul Fire; Tuesday, Bebe Daniels in
The Manicure Girl; Wednesday
Betty Compson and Jack Holt in
Ewes Secret; Thursday, Alma
Rubens and Percy Marmont in "A
Woman's Faith: Friday. Elaine Ham
Evening star., 1925-09-09
DUMBARTON.

Sunday. Alan Hale. Mildred June
and Robert Agnew in Troubles of a
Bride; Monday, Laurette Taylor and
Tom Moore in "One Night in Rome;
Tuesday, Wanda Hawley and Pat
O'Malley In Let Women Alone:
Wednesday and Thursday, Marion
Davies in "Zander the Great; Friday,
Greta Nissen and Adolphe Menjou in
Lost. a Wife; Saturday, William
Farnum in "The Scuttlers."
Evening star., 1925-09-09
A M u S E Nj z II T S

heroes who saved the stricken city
of Nome, Alaska.
Other numbers will include Bob
Carney and Leona Earl in This and
That; Jean Barrios, n star of fashion,
in a melody offering with Earle
Leslie at the piano; Dare, Cole and
Helene in a novelty skit, "a Vaude
vile Concoction," and the dainty.
daring Nine. Maize Lunette, known
as the original upside down girl.
The photoplay will present Alice
Joyce and Percy Marmont in "Daddys
Gone A-Hunting." Short films and
orchestra numbers will complete the
progr>afl1
Evening star., 1925-09-09

New York." and the "Spat Family" in
Laugh That Or; Saturday. Mary
Brian and Alice Joyce in THE Little |
French Girl" also Hal Roach's "The |
laundering Landlord" and the
Screen Almanac"
Evening star., 1925-09-09

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Billie Dove in wild Horse Mesa" and
Eddie Nelson in Never Fear; Tues
day, Bebe Daniels in 1.-The Crowded
Hour" and comedy, '"Grief in Bag
dad; Wednesday, Johnny Hines in
Evening star., 1925-09-09
GAYETY-"Chuckles of 1926"

Comedy, songs, dances and spright-
ly girls are the ingredients in the
concocting of Phillip X. Dalton s
"Chuckles Of 1926" next weeks at
traction at the Gayety Theater. There
are II scenes in the two acts, and the
last includes Billy Fields. Ed Quigley,
Jack Reddy. Alice Jay, Nellie Nelson,
Marie Bergman, Charles Wesson,
Clem Valerio's SaXo-Four, Eddie Nc
Kenna and the Six English High Step
pers from the Columbia Burlesque
Circuit
Evening star., 1925-09-09
sTRAND-Gunner Kasson and BALTIC.

Next week the Strand Theater will
present as its headline attraction
Gunner Kasson, the famous Alaskan
musher, appearing in person, and
team of eight Alaskan huskies, in
cluding BALTIC. Gunner Kasson and
his huskies will be remembered as the
Evening star., 1925-09-09
YORK

Bridge of Sighs," Aesop's Fable, serial
and first episode of PLAY Ball.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
PARK.

merstein in "Everyman's Wife; Sat
urday, House Peters in "Raffies."
Evening star., 1925-09-09
EMPIRE.

EMPIRE.
Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt in
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-28
DICK HOPPE
TAKES VICTORY
FROM CARTER

Dick Hoppe, formerly the pride of
FL Centre, returned to the front
rank of Pacific coast lightweights
when he handed decisive trim
ming to Tommy Carter of Los Am
geles, by knocking him out i'll the
fifth round of scheduled 10
round bout at the American Legion
arena in Hollywood last night.
Reports of the fight give every
round except the thIrd TO Hoppe,
and he was held to an even break
in that round. Hoppe punched
carter at Will and was not III dangeG
ut any time throughout the fight.
The victory over Carter means a
great dca! to the former local scrap
per. Carter, long recognized as 4
reader among the coast HghtN eightS
came to prominence last year by
knocking out Johnny Adams feW
weeks aIter the latter had been de
ciared Pacific coast lightweight
champion, following an elimination
tournament conducted by the Amer
lean Legion. Hoppe was con.
teHupI III tL4S toufHdIlcHt, DuU loSt
to Adams. Carter i'll turn met de
teat from Ace Hudkins, the Ne
braska boxer now on the coast.
1t will be interesting news tC
local boxing fans, that eddie Dig
gins, who will appear in this city
next Friday nignr at the opening
OF the new Imperial Valley Atlr
Ietic club arena, IN a 10 round bout
with Johnny Adams, also won hi,
fight on the Hollywood card last
night.
Dlggins met Jimmy Hutchinson
! III the six round semi final and hat
little difficulty i'll taking the dc
clsion from Hutchinson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-28
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Detroit-Pinkey Mitchcll, junior
welterweight champion, was dis
qualified in the sixth round for us
ing poor tactics in the cIinche8 on
Rcd Herring, GulaTori, Miss. The
national boxing association may be
asked to rule on the transfer Of
the title.
Elizabeth, N. J.-Mickcy Walker,
world S we!terweight champion VINO
arrived here yesterday win return
to tha Pacific coast in May for
several fights. ''There are Uettcf
prospects on the Pacific coast and
like it better there than the east, -
Walker said.