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Evening star., 1925-07-05
The Old Bowery

] Asst week they buried Philadelphia
Kitty, and one more link with the
old Bowery days was severed.
Kitty was one of the old-timers.
Down at Nigger Mikes it was Kitty
who started the fun, dancing among
the tables-and maybe on 'em-play-
ing jokes on the "saps" who were out
for big night on the Bowery, al
ways gay, always full of life and joy,
no matter what terror or sorrow had
that day entered her heart from the
whispering shades of that sinister
street of derelicts.
Midnight would find her at 1.-THE
Slide" or THE Sylvan Divan," usu-
ally by this time with some over
conVivial companions, and when the
gas lights of the deserted streets were
blurring with the coming of pallid
daylight her voice, hard and tired
from Stimulating gaiety which couldn't
come from the heart, could be heard
where the pitiful wrecks of men and
women tried to dull too bitter mem
ories.
THE Street of Forgotten Men"
they called the Bowery in those old
days. They came there, furtive,
hunted by the police or haunted by
dreams. In the loathsome kennels
Of the tenements they buried them
selves by day, and at night crept
along the shadows to eke out a living
from some form of petty crookedness
or to drown their troubles in the
forced hilarity at one of the notori-
Gus saloons or dance halls. Philadel-
phia Kitty and her sisters in misery
were part of the atmosphere of that
street. Themselves forgotten and
forgetting, they helped others for
get. Robber of the good things of
the world, they sought to bring to
their dull-eyed neighbors an imita-
tion happiness through counterfeit
mirth. 1t was a street of sham, but
the real things of life were forgotten,
like the men, and sham had come to
seem real and honest.
Perhaps the most curious, and in a
way the most pitiful of the gentry
who hid themselves in the Bowery
were the professional beggars and
panhandIers. Most of them were Of
the genus bum. but among them
could be found a few who had drop
ped to this gutter from more respec-
table portions of life. Easy Money
Charlie was one of them, a man of
curiously mixed character, who had
come from nobody knew where, and
he was stopping here, weary and
beaten, before taking the last step
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Glowing"

HINDER a term coined by Olsen and
Johnson, young clown
ing extraordinary innovations are
being launched in the vaudeville spot
light.
Glowing" signifies the incorpora-
tion of all the attractions on a bill
into every act, A dancer or a singer
who opens the show, is quite likely to
wander out in the course of the sec
ond number and lend a bit of sparkle
to act two! When the curtain goes
down after program by a jazz band,
1t doesn't mean that that's the end of
the program. The band is quite likely
to step from the wings in the course
of the following act and play a tune
or so.
This doubling up, or Glowing" is
said to make every act a novelty, to
give every number a double or a
triple attraction.
Glowing" is the invention of Ole
Olsen and Chic Johnson, two clever
comedians of the Keith-Albee circuit.
At each appearance they stage a regu-
lar reunion of all the acts which pre-
cede their own. They refuse to recog-
nize the boundary of the footlights.
but spread their fun-making right into
the audience. The act is declared one
OF the most uproariouS on the circuit.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Next Weeks S Photoplays

METROPOLITAN - Richard
Barthelmess, in Soul Fire"
from Martin Browns play,
Great Music"
COLUMBIA-Lois Wilson, in
Marry Me-" from Anne
Caldwell's play, The Nest
Egg.
RIALTO-Irene Rich, in my
Wife and l."
PALACE-Claire Windsor, Pat
O'Malley and Robert Frazier,
i'll The White Desert"
TINOLI-Reginald Denny, in
III Show You the Town"
His Supreme Moment"
School for Wives" and
"Old Home Week"
AMBASSADOR-"Soul Fire"
III Show You the Town."
The Shock Punch" and
The Little French Girl"
CENTRAL-Eva Novak. in
Tainted Money; Il Want
My Man." "Iander the
Great and Introduce Me"
Evening star., 1925-07-05

ture, 'In the Name of Love" and. ac-
cordlng to Paramount information,
gives highly amusing comedy por-
trayal of a newly rich Frenchman,
who buys an antiquated title, dons a
glistening high hat, and sets out to
court beautiful Greta Nissen.
Production of 1.-The Golden Prin-
cess" Betty Bronson's first Para
mount starring picture, began with
the departure of Director Clarence
Badger, other members of the cast
and a complete technical unit for
Bishop, Calf, where much of the story
is to be filmed. THE Golden Princess"
is adapted from one of Bret Harte's
gold mining stories.
According to latest plans, the public
will not be privileged to view Rudolph
Valentino in Cobra" until the latter
part of November.
Toby Claude, diminuative come
dienne, famed for years in musical
comedy and vaudeville, both here and
abroad, has a role in the photoplay,
I'm the Name of Love" Miss Claude
made her screen debut in William de
Miles Lost, a Wife"
Ernest Terrence has the most ex.
pictures, according to Raoul Walsh
'"Torrence can convey a meaning with
the lift of finger" said Walsh. He
can tell a story with d wave of his
hand. 1t is not strange, therefore
to discover that he can sit down at
piano and play difficult classical
selections with the artistry of a great
musician.
d. w. Griffith's Sally of the Saw
dust" adapted from the musical play,
Poppy" it is said. has proved to
be a truly outstanding photoplay
Pola Negri is back in Hollywood
from New York, and is now enjoying
the delights of her beautiful home in
Beverly Hills prior TO starting on
her next production, Joseph Herges-
heimer's Flower of the Night"
Warner Richmond, who trouped
with George Marshall, the local laun-
dry magnate, and Monta Bell, the
Metro-Goldwyn director, in their
later appeared in the BeIl-MarshaII
edition Of the Garrick Players. back in
1919, has a prominent role in Bebe
Daniels new picture, The Crowded
Hour"
A. l.. SellS, director of advertlS-
ing and publicity of the Tiffany and
Truart productions, will be one of
the judges at the beauty contest to
be held at Nantasket Beach, Mass,
Saturday, July s, the winner to be
called Miss New England in the an
nual Atlantic City beauty pageant.
The other judges will be Flo Zieg-
field, Armand T. Nichols, director
general of the Atlantic City pageant;
Frank Archer, and a local Boston
portrait painter. The winner will be
given an opportunity to appear in
either Tiffany or Truart production,
if she Is acceptable for screen work
Edmund Goulding, whose story,
The Beautiful City" is now being
produced in the East as the. latest
screen vehicle for Dorothy Gish, was
induced by Louis b. Mayer and Lii
liam Gish to postpone his next direc-
torial effort for NJ. G. NJ. in order to
handle the adaptation of La Bo-
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Temperamental Whip.

THE Illuminated whip used by Col.
Fred Lindsay at the Globe Thea
ter, in closing the prologue for Doug
las Fairbanks picture, Don Q, Son
of Zorro is writing a colorful chap
ter in New York's book of Broadway
hits.
This whip is coated with uranium
salts, must have a two-hour light
bath every day in order to make it
luminous in the dark. In addition 10
that, it must always be kept in u
light proof boz when idle, and when in
actual use must be subjected to the
invisible inTra-red rays of two pow
erful spot lights. Every three weeks
it must be recoated, at a cost of $50
per coating.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
HOME.

Sunday, Thomas Meighan in "Old
Home Week and Aesop Fable; Mon
day, Blanche Sweet, Ronald Colman
and Lew Cody in The Sporting
Venus" and Walter HERS in Tender
Feet; Tuesday, Weber and Fields in
Friendly Enemies and Hodge
Podge"; Wednesday. Marjorie Daw
and Lou Tellegen in Greater Than
Marriage" and comedy. Never Fear;
Thursday, Florence Vidor in THE
Mirage" and Mack Sennetts Gid
dap; Friday. Owen Moore and Con
stance Bennett in THE Code of the
West" and hysterical history comedy,
Rembrandt" Saturday, Priscilla Dean
in The Crimson Runner" Ben Turc
pin in "A Raspberry Romance, -
scenic, Rome" and 'Sunken Silver, -
No f.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
YORK.

and Milton Sills in Il Want My Man"
and Larry Semon in THE Dome Doc
tor; Tuesday, Percy Marmont and
Doris Kenyon in idle Tongues" and
Ben Turpin in The Marriage Circus;
Wednesday, Leatrice JOY in THE
Dressmaker From Paris" and Cliff
Bowes in Ship Shape; Thursday,
Weber and Fields in Friendly
Enemies and Lige ConIey in Hello,
Goodbye; Friday, Harry Carey in
Silent Sanderson" and The Pace
makers" No. 6; Saturday, Douglas
MacLean in Introduce Me-" Aesop
Fable and "Sunken Silver" No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
RAPHAEL.

Today and tomorrow, Lew Cody and
Harriet Hammel in Man and Maid"
and Mack Sennett comedy, Bull and
Sand; Tuesday, Corinne Griffith in
''Declasse" and Fox News; Wednes-
day, Priscilla Dean in THE Cafe of
Cairo" ard comedy, Riders of the
Kitchen Range; Thursday, Tom Mix
in "Oh, You Tony" and comedy,
Haunted Honeymoon; Friday, Mil
ton Sills and Doris Kenyon in Il
Want My Man" and comedy, the
Suot Family in South and the North
Pole; Saturday, Jack Pickford in
The Hill Billy" comedy, also Idaho"
No. f.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
To Write Screen Fantasy.

4 FTER months of argument and
many refusals, Sir ]. NJ. Barrie
has at last consented to write his first
original screen fantasy.
This news was brought to the of
fees Of the Famous Phyers-Lasky
Corporation yesterday by Herbert
Brenon, who arrived on the Paris
from England, where he has been
comforting with Barrie about the pro
duction of "A Kiss for Cinderella" !"
Paramount's Christmas offering to
the screen public this year.
The discussion of whether or not
Barrie would write an original story
ran through many conferences and it
was only at the last talk that Barrie
finally gave his promise. Just when
he will write it not even Barrie knows,
says Mr.. Brenon, for he is one of the
few authors who depends on inspi-
ration for his writing.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
PARK.

Sunday and Monday. Owen Moore
and Constance Bennett in THE Code
of the West" Charley Chase in
''Sheiks in Bagdad" and Pathe News
events; Tuesday, Renee Adoree, Lew
Cody and Harriet Hammond in Man
and Maid" and Stan Laurel in Short
kits; Wednesday and Thursday.
Betty Bronson, Adolphe Menjou and
Florence Vidor il Are Parents Peo-
pie" and Harry Langdon in Feet of
Mud: Friday, Eleanor Boardman, Pat
O'Malley and Harrison Ford in Proud
Flesh" and Mack Sennett comedy
"Giddap"; Saturday, Pedro de Cordoba
and Renee Adoree in The Bandolero"
and Sennett's comedy, "Off His Troll
ley" Saturday continuous from 2,
Sunday from 8 pm)
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Adolphe Meniou, Aileen Pringle and
Irene Rich in "A Kiss in the Dark,
News Events and Newspaper Fun
and the Go Getters, in The Going
or Coming; Friday. Charles CBuck)
Jones in The Trail Rider" Our Gang
comedy, Every Man for Himself"
and third chapter, "Sunken Silver;
Saturday, Tom Moore and Edith Rob
erts in "On Thin Ice" Century com
edy, Locked Out" and seventh chap
ter, Circus Mystery"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
PRINCESS.

Sunday and Monday, Buster Keaton
in Seven Chances" Lloyd Hamilton
in Half a Hero episode of Idaho;
Tuesday and Wednesday,. Milton Sills
and Viola Dana in LAS Man Desires, -
Jimmie Adams in why Hurry:
Thursday, May MacAvoy in The Mad
Whirl'; comedy, I'm the Grease" and
Aesop's Fables; Friday, William Des-
mond in The Sunset Trail" Larry
Semon comedy and Hodge-Podge
scenic; Saturday, Harry Carey in
Beyond the Border" Lige Conley in
Hello, Hollywood" and episode , of
The Fighting Ranger"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Filmograns

RILLY BEVAN, known as the CO.
median with the funny muff"
| in Sennett comedies, has his mus
| taches made to order by the dozen.
They are made of real hair and of
| style originated by Billy eight
years ago. The upkeep of these
mustaches, according to Billy,
amounts to a considerable sum, for
the wear and tear on mustaches in
Mack Sennett comedies is heavy.
| Ernie Crockett, Mack Sennetts
| chief cameraman, is putting some
unusual trick photography into the
new comedy directed by Del Lord, in
which Madeline Hurlock plays a
crystal gazer and produces spirits that
call for clever double exposure work.
The two softest jobs in pictures
| belong to Billy Bevan and Del Lord,
comedian and director at Mack Sen
nett's. Del Lord directs the bathing
girl comedies ana Billy Bevan plays
in EN-. And they get paid for it.
Truart Film Corporation has ac-
quired Romance Road" a story of
the postwar tribulations of a young
and energetic doughboy. Raymond
Mckee is the featured player in it,
Adolphe Menjou will soon begin
work at the Lasky Studio in Holly
wood on screen play adapted from
The Grand Duchess and the Waiter"
The picture is scheduled to go into
production on July with Malcolm
St Clair as director. 1t is being
adapted for the screen by John
Lynch from a play recently given a
! successful premiere in Los Angeles
h c !, f,l1 ~
The King on Main Street" adapted
from Leo Deitrichsteins famous play,
THE King"
Percy Marmont has been chosen for
one of the prize roles of the year, the
title role in the screen adaptation of
Lord Jim," Joseph Conrad's master
piece, with Victor Fleming as direc-
tor. John Russell made the adapta-
ton.
Thomas Meighan's recent arrange
ment to make one picture after next
January under the management of
Joseph NJ. Schenck has no effect on
his present contract with the Famous
Player-Lasky Corporation, according
TO an announcement made by officials
of that company. The announcement
that Meighan had contracted with Mr.
Schenck TO co-star with Norma Tai
madge in a picture entitled my
Woman caused many inquiries.
Dorothy Cumming, an extremely
personable young woman now acting
in Gloria Swanson's latest picture,
The Coast of Folly" is one of three
sisters who came from Australia and
made good. Miss Cumming is the wife
of Frank Elliot, a screen character
actor.
In Allan Dwan's Might Life of
New York" DWan takes his audience
on a personally conducted tour of no
less than 10 of the smartest night
clubs, cabarets and festive haunts of
pleasure-se New Workers between
the hours of midnight and the milk
mans activity. might Life of New
York" is expected to prove a spectac-
ular hit with the public.
Wallace Beery discards the cloak of
villainy in Howard Higgins new pic
Evening star., 1925-07-05
DUNIBARTON.

Today, Marie Provost and Monte
Blue in The Lover of Camille; To-
morrow. Gertrude Olmstead and
Robert Ellis in Lovers Lane; Tues
day, Edmund Lowe in Champion of
Lost Causes; Wednesday. Nazmova
and Milton Sills in Madonna of the
Streets; Thursday, Thomas Meighan
and Lila Lee in "Old Home Week.;
Friday, Baby Peggy in Family Sc
crets"; Saturday, Fred Thompson in
THAT Devil Quomado."
Evening star., 1925-07-05
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Nazimova and
Jack Pickford in MY Son" and Ben
Turpin in The Marriage Circus .;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Marion
Davies in 'Zander the Great" and
Jimmie Adams in "Sit Tight; Thurs
day, Weber and Fields in Friendly
Enemies" and Mack Sennetts Break
ing the lee; Friday, Hoot Gibson in
Tanning the West" and THE Pace
makers" No. Z; Saturday, Laura La
Plante and Eugene O'Brien in Dan
&erous Innocence" Al St. John in
The Iron Mule" and "Sunken Silver, Z"
No. Z
Evening star., 1925-07-05
SAVOY.

Sunday, PoIa Negri in "The Charm
er" and Bert Roach in The Lost
Chords Monday, Richard Barthel-
mess and Mary Hay in New Toys
and Cliff Bowes in ship Shape"
Tuesday, Jackie Codgan in THE Rag
Man. and Bobby Vernon in Great
Guns; Wednesday, Alice Terry and
Conway Tearle in THE Great Divide
and Aesop Fable; Thursday, Claire
Windsor in THE Denial" Harry
Langdon in THE Sea Squawk" and
Hodge Podge"; Friday, Lois Will
Evening star., 1925-07-05
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
i'm sally; Tuesday. THE Shock
Punch" with Richard Dix; Wednes-
day, Curly Top" with Shirley
Mason; Thursday, The Little French
Girl" with Alice Joyce and Mary
Brain; Friday, Viola Dana in THE
Beauty Prize; Saturday, Conrad
Nagel in Excuse Me-"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
CIRCLE,

Today and tomorrow, Corinne Grif-
fifth in "Declasse"; Tuesday. Mary
Astor and Give Brook in "Entice-
ment"; Wednesday, Jetta Gondal and
Godfrey Tearle in ''Salome of the
Tenements"; Thursday and Friday
showing Z and p.m) Colleen Moore
in sally; Saturday (open p.mD,
Owen Moore and Constance Bennett
in Code of thee West" and first epi-
sode of Fighting Ranger"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
CENTRAL-"The Courageous Fool"

The Courageous Fool" is the at
traction TO be shown the first two
days of this week at CrandalIs Cen
trail Theater, with Reed Howes in the
title role, and Carmelita Geraghty and
Ned Sparks in support; also the
eighth release in H. c. Witwer's THE
Pacemakers." starring George OHara
and Alberta Vaughn, entitled Three
Bases East" and Hal Roach's com
edy, "A Haunted Honeymoon" Tues
day and Wednesday, Corinne Griffith
in First Nationals film version of
Zoe Atkins play "Declasse," ;" support
ed by Lloyd Hughes, Olive Brook,
Rockliffe Fellowes. Lilyan Tashman,
lIedda Hopper and Louise FaZenda,
and a comedy, Wake Up; Thursday
and Friday Confessions of a Queen"
an adaptation of Alphonse Daudets
kings in Exile" with Lewis $.
Stone and Alice Terry, together with
Ben Turpin in The Marriage Cir
Gus; Saturday, Doris Kenyon and
Percy Marmont in Idle Tongues" 3"
taken from Joseph c. Lincoln's story
DIR. Nye," and Al st. John in THE
Iron Mule"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
TAkOMA,

Today and tomorrow. Colleen Moore
in Sally" Pathe News, comedy:
Tuesday, Marie Provost and Monte
Blue in 'Recompense," comedy; We'd
nesday and Thursday Mary Pickford
in "Rosita," comedy; Friday, Hearts
of Oak" Aesop's Fables, "Pacemak-
ers," comedy; Saturday, Richard Tai
madge in Laughing at Danger, 4"
Aesop's Fables, comedy.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. Alice Terry
and Lewis Stone in Confessions Of
a Queen; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Code of the West; Thursday, An
tonic Moreno and Aileen Pringle in
''One Year to Live; Friday, Eleanor
Boardman in The Way of a Girl;
saturday, Buster Keaton in Seven
Chances"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Owen Moore
and Constance Bennett in code of
the West" Aesop's Fables, News
Events and Yale Chronicles of
America, Eve of the Revolution;
Tuesday, Mary PhiIbin in Rose of
Paris" and the Monkies in Grief in
Bagdad"; "Wednesday and Thursday.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
LINCOLN-"The Heart of a Siren

First Nationals film version of Flor
enCe Reeds starring vehicle, Hail
and Farewell" will be the attraction
at the Lincoln theater the first three
days of this week, beginning this
afternoon at 3, with Barbara La
Mari and Conway Tearle in the lead
ing roles. supported by Clifton Webb
and others. Lloyd Hamilton in king
Cotton" supported by Dorothy Sea
StrOm, and the Kilograms viii be
additional features.
Wednesday and Thursday, Laura
La Plante and Eugene O'Brien, CO.
starred in Dangerous Innocence," a
Universal Production, together with
Mack Sennett's comedy, "Of His
Trolley" and the third release in the
Cinema Stars" series: Friday and
Saturday, Conway Tearle in Vita
graphs production, THE School For
Wives" supported by Sigrid Holm
quist and Peggy Kelly, also Bobby
Vernon in Don't Pinch" the Pathe
Review and, Saturday only, the sew
enth installment of ''Sunken Silver"
Evening star., 1925-07-05
EARLE ROOF-"Recompense."

Marie Provost and Monte Blue are
the stars in Warner Bros Recon-
pense," to be shown for the first three
days of this week on the Earle roof
This is the sequel TO Simon Called
Peter" by Robert Keable. Wednesday
and Thursday. My Son." with Ma
Zimova, supported by Jack Pickford;
Friday and Saturday, FLAMES of De
sire, William Fox screen version of
Ouida's novel, "StTathmore," with
east including Wyndham Standing.
Diana Miller, Richard Thorpe, Frank
Leigh, George X. Arthur, Jackie
Saunders. Frances Beaumont, Hayfori
Hobbs. Charles Clary and Eugenia
Gilbert.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
ELITE" E"

Today and tomorrow. Alice Joyce
in THE Little French Girl; Tuesday,
Harold Lloyd in safety Last;
Wednesday, "Inez from HOLLYWOOD:
Thursday, Silent Watcher; Friday,
Her Night of Romance; Saturday,
"Way of a Girl "
Evening star., 1925-07-05
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Da-
vies in 'Zander the Great" and jim
mie Adams in "Sit Tight; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Nazimova and Jack
Pickford in My Son" and Our
Gang" in Fast Company; Thursday,
Hoot Gibson in Tanning the West"
and Walter Hers in "A Karin
Romeo; Friday, Laura La Plante
and Eugene O'Brien in Dangerous
Innocence" and THE Pacemakefs, -
No. s; Saturday, Harry Carey in "Si-
lent Sanderson," Sennett's THE
Lions Whiskers" and "Sunken Sill
yer," No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

heme." "Sun-Up," recently directed
by Goulding, is scheduled for release
in September. His perturbation of
the play which had a record breaking
run on Broadway includes Conrad
NageL, Pauline Starke and Lucille La
Verne in its cast.
The Tiffany production, Souls for
Sables," is based on the story Car
land & Co." by David Graham
Phillips. It's cast includes Eugene
O'Brien, Ethel Clayton. Anders Ran
dolph, George Fawcett and Taylor
Holmes.
Billy Devaull, who plays a butler
with Marion Davies in Lights of
New York" knows his New York
lights. He was a headlfner in the now
extinct Tony Pastors Theater, which
figures in the photoplay when the first
motion pictures We're shown there in
1898.
Mae Murray has returned to Hol-
lywood from Paris, looking simmer
than usual, it is said. The Metro
Goldwyn Mayer aggregation, of
course, joined in showering her with
American Beauties.
Comdr. Herberg r. Jones of
tire CIllItd SldltS Naval ACADEMY at
Annapolis has arrived at the Metro
Goldwyn- Mayer studios in Culver
City, Calf, to supervise the details
of THE Midshipman," starring Ra-
mon Novarro.
When the Columbia Heights Busi-
ness Mems and Citizens associations
go on their outing at Herald Harbor,
Wednesday. July s, motion pictures of
all of the important events of the
day will be made by Nat Glasser.
manager of Crandalls York Theater
and chief of the Crandall technical
department. This service was volun-
teered by Harry NJ CrandaH, owner
of the Crandall Theaters, as his con
tribution TO what is expected TO be
notable occasion. A temporary office
is open in the Tivoli Theater build
ing, Fourteenth street and Park road
northwest, and Harry NJ Lohmeyer,
manager Of Crandall's TivoH Theater
is taking an active part in planning
details of the frolic.
Gertrude Kreiselman, one of Wash
ington's gifted pianists and sl5illful
pipe organists, has been added to the
musical staff of the CrandaH Theaters,
and is playing at Crandalls Savoy,
Fourteenth and Irving streets north
west. Miss Kreiselman made her
debut with Crandall's Saturday Night
erS last night.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
HIPPODROME.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday,
Gloria Swanson in Madame Sans
Gene; Wednesday, Man and Maid .;
Thursday and Friday, Madonna of
the Street; Saturday, THE Monster. e"
Evening star., 1925-07-05

son and Noah Beery in "Contraband"
and THE Fighting Ranger" No. 8;
Saturday, Alice Joyce and Betty
Bronson in The Little French Girl, !"
Sunshine comedy and Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

" Viblblti lIoIl FiFSt BaSe.l
Brock are in the cast of Irving
cummings perturbation of Eugene
Walters play, Just a Woman" to
be shown the first three DAYS of
this week at Crandall's Ambassador
Fheater, together with THE Cloud
1o2p@r.' starring Larry Semon, with
Dorothy Dwan GTrs. Semon) opposite.
Wednesday and Thursday, Blanche
Sweet, Ronald Coiman and Lew Cody
IN Marshall Neilan's production, THE
Sporting Venus" and Al st. John,
aided by a clever lion, in Fares,
Please; Friday, Tom Mix in Zane
Grey's Riders of the Purple Sage"
supported by Tony. the wonder horse:
also the seventh insUallment of II. c.
WitWer's The Pacemakers, star
ring George O'Hara and Alberta
Vaughn, entitled Madam Sans Gin"
and Walter HERS in Tender Feet;
Saturday, Adolphe Menjou in "A Kiss
IN the Dark" supported by Aileen
Prngle, Lillian Rich and Ann Pen
...n@sCI; "Our Gang" in ia y Com
pany," and "Sunken Silver" No. s.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Edmund Goulding, whose story,
The Beautiful City" is now being
produced in the East as the. latest
screen vehicle for Dorothy Gish, was
induced by Louis B. Mayer and Lii
liam Gish to postpone his next direc-
torial effort for NJ. G. NJ. in order to
handle the adaptation of La Bo-
Evening star., 1925-07-05
Photoplays This Week

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