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Evening star., 1925-01-04
WOMAN OFFICIAL CURBS
GOSSIP In HER. OFFICE
Feminine Employees of Secretary of
State in New York Also
Must Be Punctual.
Special Dispatch to The star.

special Dlspalcn 10 1 ne SLar.
ALBANY, N. Y, January 3.-A sad
blow has fallen in the Office of Mrs
Florence E. S. Knapp, the new secre-
tary of state. 1t took the form OF
rules promulgated to the woman en-
ployes as a special week end present.
In brief, here they are:
No gossip in the office; no visiting
during working hours; be on the job
at 8 o'clock sharp.
When stationery or supplies are
needed. don't leave your desks to 60
after them, but ask the messenger.
The first and second rules were a
distinct shock to those clerks who
know the practices that exist in some
of the other State offices.
SO many women now hold jobs in
the office of the secretary OF state
that Mrs. Knapp announced she would
have to seek authority for appoint
ment of a. male messenger to handle
some of the heavy books with which
they have to deal.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
MAN IN MAIL CASE JAILED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January a.
J. c. McKcnny. alleged cellmate Of
Herbert Holiday at the time Holiday
was In a Chicago jail. from whom
postal inspectors said they recovered
$1,000 Of the Rondout, H., $4,000. 900
mall robbery. and who Is said to have
eluded the officers when they allowed
him to 90 to Memphis to negotiate
for turning up the remainder of HoI-
liday's share in the loot was
brought from Memphis tonight and
placed in jail here
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Good furniture is dltrdys
an economy ir the length
of seroicc arhieh it ren-
ders. Mayer & Co. is
devoted to the kind of
furniture which may be
clossed as dn Investment
of syoYth. We cannot
afford TO sell the type of
furniture you cannot df-
ford TO buy. II must be
good to make good acith
you and you atTth US.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Plan Junior Memorial League

Organization OF a Junior Memorial
League will be discussed by the
Mary Taliaferro Thompson Southern
Confederate Memorial Association at
its meeting Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock In the Lee House. Mrs. Eliza
beth Chapman Fred will preside.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Thirty tons OF coral have been i'm
ported from the Bahamas by the
American Museum of Natural History.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Today there are 1,73s woman law
yers. Judges and Justices In the Unit
ed States.
Evening star., 1925-01-04
CIRCUS To RAISE
FUND IS PLANNED
Council of Jewish Women to
Give Event on IAN
uary Is.

The Washington Chapter OF the
National Council of Jewish Women
has entered the circus business. It's
big top" is the Arcade Auditorium,
Fourteenth street and Park road,
where January Is the circus will be
presented. to obtain funds to carry
on the philanthropio work of the
council.
Mrs. L. B. Schloss and Mrs. Stanley
Lansburgh, chairmen OF the general
committee on arrangements, last
night announced that plans were
nearly complete for a society cir
Gus" Mrs. r. B. II. Lyon and Miss
Bertha Israel, in charge Of publicity.
made this announcements: "The big
tent with its multitudinous side
shows will be carried out In detail.
Everything will be there, from pink
lemonade to snake charmersW
Committee to Meet.
A meeting of the general committee
will be held this morning, in which
plans for the circus will be completed.
It will be the most elaborate affair
ever attempted by the local orsani-
cation
Mrs. Alexander Wolf, vice president
OF the National Council OF Jewish
Evening star., 1925-01-04
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Evening star., 1925-01-04
The Suites and the Prices

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Evening star., 1925-01-04
This Week

@1IE MAYER & CO. showing of good-1ool1ng
4 | and good bedroom furniture includes some rare
~ values this 1Oeek. Here, indeed, this week are
some handsome suites priced aOay out of pro-
PORTION their real va7ue
And their everlasting goodness is insured by their
Lifetime Quality" uoh;ch never changes, re-
gardess of ho,0 lou price may be. Lovers of
good things enjoy the association and COM
panionship of Lifetime Furniture.
Knowing the right time to buy has saved many a
dollar, and Just now-th;s uOeek-at the Life
time Furniture Store-is your opportunity to
secure an unusual va7ue IN a bedroom suite.
Evening star., 1925-01-04

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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04

This is sheer nonsense. Unions
can not be called into court and
punished by a judge who is prose-
eutor and jury as well as judge.
But they are subject to all of the
laws that bind the rest of the
citizenship and they may violate
those laws only at their peril.
The union men of Illinois have
not gained any exemption. What
they have gained is an equality
with employers before the law IN
regard to the use of injunctions.
They are now as free as employers
and no more so.
Union men are now in position
where they know what is the law.
While the injunction was a law
full instrument no man knew what
was the law until the judge told
him, because the judge made the
law and then ordered its enforce
ment.
Judges in Illinois can not now
call union men before them and
make for union men a kind of law
that does not apply to others. The
American Contractor ought to un-
derstand this, and very likely it
does understand it. But it must
continue the old pose. To do other
wise would be to admit that in the
past it had been wrong-and that,
of course, would never do.
But what difference does it make,
so long as union men have won this
measure of equality before the
law?
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-09-04
UNEMPLOYMENT.

There is unquestionably marked
unemployment in Vera Cruz at
present, due, it is said, to the clos
ing of the sugar mills for the sea-
son and curtailment of the manu-
facture of alcohol, on account of
the high taxation placed this year
by the Federal Government upon
the manufacturers of alcohol.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
They Keep Betty Jumping.
RETTY BRONSON, the l7,year-olt

pETTY BRONSON, the l7.year-old
- girl star of Paramounts Not SO
Long Ago" is not listed among the
pupils of Paramount's new school Tor
players at Astoria, Long Island. But
Betty nevertheless is getting a more
rigorous course of training than II
she was the veriest neophyte in
Adolph Zukor's classroom.
This is being amply demonstrated
by the wide range of roles that are
being given to the girl who first burst
into fame as the immortal Peter Pan,
bare legs and all. Indeed, she has
Jumped from one type of medium TO
another with such persistency that
now she must begin to feel like "a
veteran.
Her latest part is a miss of old
New York in the sos in the screen
production of Arthur Richman's play
Not So Long Ago.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Deserted Towns.
SPEAKING of .'queer towns he ha:

SPEAKING of .'queer towns he has
met" SO to speak, Bill Hart says:
''Once, in making a picture, | hap
pened to go to Columbia, Calf, on To-
cation. 1t is in Tuolumne County, not
far from other famous towns of the
gold days of 1S49-50. such as Sonora,
jamestown, Angels Camp, etc.
But Columbia is a deserted village
There arc probably not more than %
souls there. Yet once it was populous,
the center of a placer mining district.
The old brick houses. with heavy
wrought-iron doors, still stand. Much
of the furniture remains within. There
were desks and stools for bookkeepers.
books and all sorts of stuff, dating
from So years ago. buried beneath piles
of dust When the placer mining pc
tered out--folks moved away and left
the empty she'll
The Wells Fargo scales also are
Evening star., 1925-08-23
HOME.

Today. Paths to Paradise" and Wal
ter Hers In "Oh. Bridget; tomor-
row. William FoXS The Deadwood
Coach" and comedy THE Butterfly
Man.; Tuesday. Eva Novak and Viii
liam Fairbanks in THE Fatal Mis-.
take" pictures of the "Crandal Sat
urday Nighters" broadca sting through
station WRC and comedy. The Olym-
pic Games; Wednesday,, Colleen
Moore in sally and Pathe Review;
Thursday. Doris Kenyon and Milton
Sills in II Want My Man" and Bert
Roach in Sleeping Sickness; Friday,
Elaine Hammerstein in After Bust
ness Hours and Hal Roach's "A
Haunted Honeymoon Saturday.
West of Arizona" our Gang" in
Circus Fever" and Cinema Stars, -
No. s.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CLANCY Bans. Makeup.

ION CHANEY-"the man with
1000 faces''--in his latest picture,
"The Unholy Three" has abandoned
the grotesque series of disguises
which made him famous in The
Miracle Man" Treasure Island,
.'rhe Penalty" and THE Hunchback
of Notre Dame"
The Unholy Three" new Tod
Browning picture. reveals Lon
CLANCY just as he appears in real
life with no more makeup than
Douglas Fairbanks would wear in a.
comedy of modern American life.
Furthermore, CLANCY declares that
rather than go back to the ardqous
days of THE Miracle Man" and 1.-THE
Hunchback," he would prefer TO drive
a cart. SO hereafter there will be
a new niche in the movies for some
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow Douglas Mac
Lean in Introduce. Me" and Harold
Lloyd in Nov or Never: News
Events and Aesop's Fables; Tuesday,
Florence Nidor and Edward Horton
III Marry Me" Sunshine comedy,
Butterfly Man.; Wednesday and
Thursday Lois Wilson and Warner
Baxter in Welcome Home; Cliff
Bowes and Virginia Vance in Cheer
Up. Newspaper Fun and News
Events; Friday, Jack Hoxie in "NVest.
ern Wallop': Ben Turpin, wild
Goose Chase" last chapter "Sunken
silver; Saturday, Capt. Nungesser
(the French Acel in THE Sky
Raider Universal comedy, "Unwel-
come" fourth chapter play Ball"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
RIALTO-"Siege."

Virginia Valli and Eugene O'Brien
are co-starred in Siege" the photo
play attraction at the Rialto this
week
Taken from the story by Samuel
Hopkins Adams, Siege is "a dramatic
picture OF a young wife who had a
strong desire for the pleasures that
youth demands and who was shackled
by the conventions OF her husband $
prim relatives. How a dominating
personality ruled the lives Of an aris-
toCratic New England family, how 1t
drove one member to suicide and al
most caused the separation of a hus-
band and wife, these are the high
lights of the plot.
The cast of % players includes Mary
-Adlen. Marc MaCDermott, Beatrice
Hurnham, Harry Lorraine and Helen
Dunbar
Mischa Guterson will present as
special feature his 'Follies for 1925.
= melange Of singing and dancing, fea-
turing Mile. Annette Royak, formerly
of the Imperial Conservatory at Pc
trograd, and Baby Vera Miller, former
ly with the musical comedy Mary"
only years Of age and accounted
terpsichorean prodigy.
Another novelty will be dancing
number by 10 girls recently promi
ncnt contestants in the Miss Wash
ington" contest. Everett Hardell in
vocal selections. and fantasy entitled
Memories of Victor Herbert" will be
composite parts of the presentation.
The overture by the Rialto Concert
Orchestra, Mischa Guterson, conduct
ing, will be "Cavalleria RustiCana."
The International News. = Hal Roach
comedy, wild Men and Tame Wom-
en- and the Munn-Lewis wrestling
match will Complete the program.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
ANIRASSADOR-"The Half Way
Girl"

Doris Kenyon, Lloyd Hughes. Ho-
bart Bosworth and Tully Marshall head
the cast of First Nationals produC-
tion, THE Half Way Girl" to be
shown at CrandaHs Ambassador
Theater the first three days of this
week, together with an Aesop Fable
Window Washers; Wednesday and
Thursday, Ricardo Cortez and Jetta
Goudal in Paramount'S production.
THE Spa niard"; also the exclusive
Crandall pictures of the "Crandall
Saturday Nighters," broadcasting a
radio program through station WRC,
and Cliff Bowes, in Look Out; Fri
day, House Peters in Universal's
production, Rallies; also Mack Sen
nett's "Bashful jim" and a Lyman
II. Howe Hodge Podge"; Saturday.
Bert Lytell in steele of the Royal
Mounted; Walter HERS in "A Karin
Romeo: a Grantland Rice "SpoH-
light" .Pathe Review and Topics of
the Day"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
RAPHAEL.

Today. Marie Provost. Monte Blue
and John Roche in Kiss Me Again;
Stan Laurel in Monsieur Don't
Care; tomorrow, Capt. Nungesser and
Jacqueline Logan in The Sky
Raider" comedy, Aesop Fable: Tues
day, Alma Rubens and Frank Mayo
in THE Price She Paid; also Fox
News; Wednesday, Seena Owen in
The Hunted Woman" Charlie Chase
in Bad Boy: Thursday, Madge Bel
lamy and William Haines in "A Fool
and His Money; comedy, Rolling
Stones; Friday, Lillian Rich and
Cullen Landis in Cheap Kisses: also
Divide; Saturday, Fred Thompson in
That Devil Quemado": Jimmie Con-
Evening star., 1925-08-23
YORK.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess in Soul Fire" and Aesop
Fable: Tuesday. Antonio Moreno and
Patsy Ruth Miller in Her Husbands
Secret" Cliff Bowes in Wake Up"
and Cinema stars" No, 3; Wednes-
day, Alice Terry in Amy Woman"
and comedy, Scientific Husbands:
Thursday, Evelyn Brent in Alias
Mary Flynn and Hal Roach's "A
Sailor Papa" Friday, Peter 3. kyne's
Beauty and the Bad Man" and Ed
die Nelson in Going Great; Satur-
day. Strongheart in White Fang"
and Sennett's s Good n ming, Nurse"
Evening star., 1925-08-23

aspiring-and one might say, perspir-
ing-Chapey to I'LL.
No man has ever worked harder for
his movie laurels than this same
CLANCY. No. man has ever attempted
more difficult and tortuous disguises
for the camera than CLANCY. His big
hit under George Loane fuckers di-
reetion in The Miracle Man opened
his way to screen fame and he fol-
lowed that with d series of contorted
physical appearance, culminating in
THE Hunchback of Notre Dame"
with a makeup that required the best
part of two hours 10 prepare and
which kept him trussed up, frequent
ly in great pain, throughout the
length of the screen working day
CLANCY has now acquired what
screen producers call "a public" and
he has delivered mo makeup" ulti-
matum that is declared final"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Next Weeks Photoplavs
COLUMBIA-Gloria Swanson
in The Coast of Folly"

COLUMBIA-Gloria Swanson
in The Coast of Folly"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Talmadge in '1ier Sister
From Paris"
PALACE-Norma Sheafer in
"A Slave OF Fashion"
TINOLI-"T he arriage
Whirl," "Bcggar on Horse
back" Night Life OF New
York" and Light of Western
Stars. ;"
AMBASSADOR-"Her Sister
From Paris "The Crowded
Hour Ewes Secret and
The Rainbow Trail"
EARLE ROOF-"The Rainbow
Trail" "A Woman's Faith
and The Marriage Whirl."
CENTRAL-''Fighting Youth
Beauty and the Bad Man."
The Making of O'Malley"
and BARGE, Son of Kazan."
Evening star., 1925-08-23
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow. Milton Sills in
The Making of O'Malley" and Cliff
Bowes in Look Out; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mary Brian and Alice
Joyce in The Little French Girl"
Harry Langdon in "Boobs in tho
Woods" and Pathe Review: Thursday,
Gloria Swanson in Mime. Sans Gene"
and Hodge Podge: Friday. House
Peters in 'Raftles," pictures of the
"Crandall Saturday Nighters" broad
casting through station WRC and
Aesop Fable: Saturday, Reed Howes
in The Snob Buster and Charlie
Chase in Innocent Husbands
Evening star., 1925-08-23
TAkOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
son in Nine. Sans Gene; Pathe
News; Tuesday, Eleanor Boardman in
THE Way of a Girl: comedy; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Claire Windsor and
Conway Tearle in Just Woman:
comedy; Friday, Lefty Flynn in
Breed of the Border; Aesop's Fables;
Pacemakers; comedy; Saturday. Nor
ma Shearer and Conrad >Nagel in "Ex-
cuse Me-; Aesop's Fables: serial,
"Sunken Silver" No. s; comedy.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Irene Rich,
IIuntley Gordon and Constance Ben
net in MY Wife and T.: Cliff Bowes
in ship Shape" and Pathe News
events: Tuesday. Strongheart III
white Fang" and Lige Conley in
Done in OH: Wednesday and Thurs
day, James Cruces Marry Me" with
Florence Nidor and Harry Langdon
in THE Sea Squawk"; Friday, Mrs.
Wallace Reid in Broken Laws" and
Bobby Vernon in "A Karin Romeo;
Saturday, Evelyn Brent in Smooth
as Satin" and Glenn Tryon in THE
Battling Orioles Shows continuous
Saturday from and Sunday from
pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
EARLE RoOF-"Everyman's Wife"

The attractions on the Earle Roof
for this week will include: Today. to-
morrow and Tuesday nights, Every
mans Wife" a Fox production, with
Elaine Hammerstein heading; We'd
nesday and Thursday. House Peters
in Universalis film version of Bellows
play, "Raffles': Friday and Saturday
Milton Sills in THE Making of
OMalley.'
SholfAsubjecrs shown nightly in con
iunctiaff with the feature film. coupled
with the dancing from IL o'clock until
midnight, will continue.
The fact that rain caused the clos
ing offthe Earle Rool on both nights
that Soul Fire" was to be shown,
coupleH with many requests from
patrons fhat the photoplay be shown
later. has caused the management of
The rohf to make a change in book,
ings. The Richard Barthelmes fea-
ture, therefore. Will bc shown on Fri
day and Saturday nights, instead of
Her Husbands Secret" as originally
aDupIIpcpd
Evening star., 1925-08-23
DUMBARTON.

Today. Blanche Sweet and Lew Cody
in The Sporting Venus; tomorrow
Bebe Daniels and Kenneth Har-
Ian in THE Crowded Hour: Tuesday.
Johnnie Walker in "Life's Greatest
Came; Wednesday, Alma Rubens.
Marguerite de La Mott and James
Kirkwood in Gerald Cranson's Wife;
Thursday. Virginia Nalli and Wallace
Beery In THE Signal Tower; Friday,
Lois Wilson and Warner Baxter in
Welcome Home; Saturday, Alma
Bennett, Billie Dove and Jack Holt in
The Light of Western Stars"
Evening star., 1925-08-23

there, and on those scales the gold
that financed the Civil $780,
600, ,000-was weighed, How's that for
a history
II have encountered many quaint
and strange towns in my travels. but
this seemed the most interesting.
There is a sort of sadness about it--a
mute appeal. as if it We're saving.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy Mac.
kali in "Chickie," Stan Laurel in
Short kits" also episode l of "Perils
Of the Wild; Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Alice Terry in Confessions of
Queen" and VIII Rogers in "A Truth
full Liar; Thursday, Jane Novak in
Two Shall Be Born" Aesop's Fables
and comedy also amateur night; Fri
day, William Desmond in THE Meas
ure of a Man." Pacemakers in THE
Fast Male" and News Reels; Satur-
day, Reed Howes in Cleared to Go"
Mack Sennett's Bull and Sand"
also episode 8. The Fighting
Ranger"
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Why have you left me?' But folks
didn't linger long in those days when
the pay dirt failed. 1t was a case Of
get there before the other fellow or
get left. And so the ghost towns OF
the old days gradually decay and
crumbie, with few to remember them,
none perhaps, to tell their story"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CIKt lie.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess in. Soul Fire; Tuesday
Reginald Denny in IN Show You the
Town: Wednesday. House Peters and
Patsy Ruth Miller in Head Winds;
Thursday and Friday Douglas Fair
banks in "The Thief of Bagdad"; Sat
urday. William Desmond in straight
Through !"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Photoplays This Week

No. 5; Friday, Reed Howes in THE
Snob Buster" and Lige Conley in
Below Zero; Saturday, House
Peters in "Raffies," pictures of the
"Crandall Saturday Nighters' broad
casting through radio station WRC
and AeSop Fable
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Harrison Ford in THE Price of a
Party; Thursday, Conway Tearle and
Madge Kennedy in Bad Company;
Friday, Lois Wilson, Warner Baxter
and Luke CoSgroNe in Welcome
Home; Saturday, Patsy Ruth Miller
and David Powell in Back to Life"
Evening star., 1925-08-23
Making of O'MaIley.'

Today and tomorrow the attraction
at the Tivoli Theater Will be First
Nationals The Making OF OMalley,"
starring Milton Sills, supported by
Dorothy Mackaill, little Helen Row
land. Warner Richmond and Thomas
J. Cardigan. AS added features will
be shown the exclusive pictures of the
'Crandall Saturday Nighters,'' broad
casting a complete radio program
through station WRC. called Taking
the Air; an Aesop Fable. Bubbles"
and the Pathe Review.
Tuesday and Wednesday Nine. ALA
Nazimova, supported by Lou Tellegen,
in THE Redeeming Sin" directed by
j. Stuart Blackton for Nitagraph, to-
Gether with Sennet's "Boobs in the
Woods" starring Harry Langdon, and
Topics of the Day; Thursday and
Friday, Anita Stewart. with Donald
Keith, Joe Rickson and Jack Curtis,
in 'Baree, Son of KarzaE,n by James
Oliver Curwood; Charlie Chase. in
innocent Husbands Saturday, Tom
Mix, in Fox's production, The Rain
bow Trail; also Sennett's "Cupid's
Boots" and "Sportfight' -
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CONTINUED from First PageJ

each other.
An added attraction of interest will
Thirty Years Ago"-an abbrevi-
ated film subject showing glimpses of
the film productions that thrilled the
Older generation in days gone by.
Among the films shown are THE
kiss" made by Edison in 1895 and
said to be the oldest film in existence;
An Old Maid in a Drawing Room, 3"
made IN 1898; Street Car Chivalry'
of about the same vintage, and fin
ally, the superthriller of 1908, The
Great Train Robbery"
< Tuxedo comedy, 1.-The Tourist -:
the Pathe news reel and Mr. Gannon's s
orchestral numbers will round out the
program.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son and Raymond Griffith in ''Paths
10 Paradise; Tuesday. Florence Vidor
and Edward Everett Horton in Marry
Me-; Wednesday, Hope Hampton and
Evening star., 1925-08-23
APPOIO.

Today and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son in New Lives for Old" and Our
Gang in Shooting Injuns'; Tuesday
! a nd Wednesday, Leatrice Joy in THE
. .Dressmaker From Paris" and Cliff
FRowes in Look Out; Thursday,
Mary Brian and Alice Joyce in THE
kI,ittle French Girl. Walter HERS in
f"Oh, Bridget and Cinema stars,
Evening star., 1925-08-23
CENTRAL - "StceIe of the Royal
Mounted"

The attraction to he shown at Gran
dall's Central Tkeater the first two
days of this week will be Eitagr ph s
production of "Steele of the ROYAL
Mounted" with Bert Lytell in the title
role, together with Our Gang in Hal
Roach's Circus Fcver." Ii GrantlanG
Rice "Sportlight" and the Pathe Re
view.
Tuesday and Wednesday Franz.
Lloyd's production, Tier Husbands
Secret" featuring Antonio Moreno and
Patsy Ruth Miller, supported by David
Terrence, Phyllis IaVer and little
Frankie Darro. Also Larry Semon in
The Cloud Hopper" supported by
Dorothy Dwan (Alrs. Semorl. Thurs
d3y and Friday Richard Barthelmess
in Soul Fire supported by Bessie
Love, Charlotte Monterey, Helen Ware
and Walter Long; also an Aesop fable
Bubbles" Saturday Agnes Ayres in
laramount's film version Of Her
Market Value, Mack Sennett's COM
edy, "Cupid's Boots and i Lyman II.
Howe Hodge Podge."
Evening star., 1925-08-23
SAVOY.

ley in king Dumb" also "Sunken
Silver" No. 2.
SAVOY.
Today, Evelyn Brent in Smooth as
Satin" and Hal Roach's "A Sailor
Papa ;; tomorrow, Men and Women"
and comedy. Scientific Husbands;
Tuesday, Virginia Valli in up
the Ladder" and Wanda Wiley
in 'Gridiron Gertie"; Wednesday.
Nazimova and Jack Pickford in My
Son" and Jimmie Adams in ''Sit
Tight; Thursday. Marion Davies in
''Zander the Great" Eddie Nelson in
Never Fear and Topics; Friday.
Reed HoweS in '"rhe Courageous
Fool" Bert Roach in "Tenting out"
and THE Fighting Ranger" No. 10;
Saturday. Breed of the Border"
our Gang" in Circus Fever" Sport
light and Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1925-08-23
IINCOLN-"Night Life in New y York ,

Might Life in New York" TO be
shown at the Lincoln TEeater the first
three days of this week. IS a peppy
story of metropolitan Jazz and ro-
nance, with Rod La Rocque Dorothy
Cish, Ernest Terrence and George
Hackathcrne in the leading roles. and
directed by Allan Dwttl. Sennett's
Super -Hooper-Dyne Lizzies'' and add
ed short reels Will also be shown.
wednesday and Thursday, Alma
Rubens and Percy Marmont in "A
NVoman's Faith" a Universal-Jewel;
also Neal Burns in Call a Cop" and
a Grantland Rice "Sporthght': Friday
and Saturday, 'Raff1es." starring
House Peters. also Our Gang in Hal
Roach's "Shootin Injuns,' and the
Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

ley in king Dumb" also "Sunken
Silver" No. 2.
Evening star., 1925-08-23

Supported by Hobart Bosrorth. San
Hardy, Tully Marshall, Teddy Samp-
SON, Sally Cratte and an Incompar-
able Ensemble IN John Francis Dill
Ions Thousdnd-Voh Perturbation Of
an Original Story By E. Lloyd Shell
don, Dealing With the Adventures Of