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Evening star., 1925-05-22


It is noteworthy that Blackie
O'Rourke, ex-Griff. had a hand In
every one of the quintet of dual re-
tirements executed by the Tigers.
Bluege overlooked a bet in not
sprinting on to third after swiping
second in round 2, as Woodall's throw
hit O'Rourke on the foot and bounded
to the third base line, but Oss scored
anyhow when Johnson came through.
Same old Cobb! Ty went into the
midway with his spikes flashing high
in round 2. but the danger didn't pre-
vent Bucky from taking Bluege's
throw of Heilmann's roller and pivot
ing for double play.
Judge was out in uniform limbering
up again. and did a trick of coaching
duty in the first base box. He is about
ready to resume his post at the initial
corner.
Tavener cut of a Washington tally
with Goslin on third in round 6 when
he sprinted TO the far side of the mid
die cushion to clutch Peck's bounder
and nail him at first. He turned In
an equally meritorious bit in starting
a double play with Ruel's rap from
deep short in the eighth. All told the
Tiger cub handled 10 chances and
proved an able partner for O'Rourke,
who took care of l2 chances.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
TECH AND BUSINESS
TRAVEL TOMORROW

are playing away from home tomor-
row. the Manual Trainers invading
Annapolis for clash with the Navy
Plebes and the Stenographers jour.
neying to Leonardtown. Md, to en-.
counter the Leonard Hall nine.
Business also was to get action to-
day in a game with Eastern at Cen
trail Stadium. The contest will be the
last in the series for Business.
st. Johns College scored its tenth
straight victory yesterday when La
Sale Catholic School of PHILADELPHIA
was defeated. Is to 8.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
ROSENBERG FACING BOUT,
ARRANGES ANOTHER ONE

CHICAGO, May % CP.-Charley
(PhiD Rosenberg, New York, world
bantamweight champion. meets Har-
old Smith, pride of Chicago's stock
yards, in 10 rounds tonight in tbs
opening of the open-atr season at
East Chicago.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. May % P).-
Charley Rosenberg, New York, chams
pion bantamweight boxer, and Pete
Carmiento were today matched to
box a 10-round no-decision bout on
Wednesday night. June 3.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

odSii lNoiAiS NoAA pay Ood OdoC OdAi"
izing with the Pirates as with most
ball players, the Pittsburghs should
be as fast as disappearing ghosts, for
they have speed enough once 1t Is
brought into action.
No infleld in either league can show
more celebrity than the Pirate crew.
Frisch, Jackson and Lindstrom are
a hustling trio for the Giants, but
they can't outspeed Moore, Wright
and Traynor.
Kelly of the Giants is a better first
baseman than Niehaus, and, for that
matter. he ts better than most of the
players in the National League. With
out him the Giants wouldn't be within
gunshot of where they are now.
All of which must make Pittsburgh
sad. For 1t could have had him-S9
fact, did have him, but didn't know
enough to keep him when it was d
certainty that he was to become one
of the leagues best players.
Still, even without Kelly the Pirates
may give the Giants a hustle before
the season is over.
Copyright. 1929
Evening star., 1925-05-22
VETERAN FOILS COBBMEN
AS CHAMPS TRIUMPH, o.
Walter Also Gets Three of Dozen Safeties Criffs
Clean From Tiger Mound Trio-Exhibtion
Game on at Battle Greek Today.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Snorfs Editor The Star

N ETROlT Be Creek today will be the of the only
Gimen this date the schedule hav
- exhibition there Keloggs,
Aside of thou
defrayng
this
that
~ available under the
new Iawju effective in the province of Ontario.
All OF the champions required to make the Kelley
tabled
while abentees of regulars noted the remainder the
Bluege Harris
which have them something worth
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HAS NO SIGNIFICANCE.

NEW YORK. May % R.-Presi-
dent William Veeck of the Chicago
Cubs. who are playing series with
the Giants here, said that there was
no Significance in the return of Clark
Pittinger, shortstop. from Los Angeles.
'Pittinger is the property of the
Cubs" he said, land is now on his
way East to Join the team"
Evening star., 1925-05-22
COLLEGE BASE BALL,

At Cambridge-Harvard, 5; Catholic
University, 3.
At New York-HoIy Cross, s; Ford
ham, o.
At Philadelphia-Penn State, 3;
Penn, 0.
At Hamilton Vermont, 9; Col
gate. 1.
At Middletown - Dartmouth, 16;
Wesleyan, 0.
At Providence-Provide College,
8; Boston College, A.
Evening star., 1925-05-22

The Bangals made bid to knot the
count in their half. Cobb got a hit on
a roller Stan Harris knocked down
near second base, and moved up when
Blue walked after Heilmann popped
foul trying to sacrifice. Stan Harris
then grabbed Tavener's smoky smash
and forced Blue at second. Peck s re-
Law to Joe Harris was low. but Moon
recovered the ball and with throw
to Ruel doubled up Cobb sliding into
the plate.
Big Eighth for Griffs.
Three runs were compiled by the
Grffrs in the eighth. all charged
against Ed Wells. lanky left-hander.
who got the hurting assignment when
Collins gave way to a pinch hitter
who didn't. McNeeiy, who replaced
Leibold. looped a single over Tavener's
head, and galloped home when Stan
Harris doubled to the left-field fence.
Goslin beat out a bunt down the third.
base line and Stoner went in to re.
lieve Wells. Joe Harris popped, but
Bluege walked to crowd the corners.
and two more runs were in when Peck
singled to left. Ruel then raped into
a two-ply killing.
johnson held the Bengals hitless in
the last three rounds.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
RECENT PITTSBURGH GAIN
PUTS CLUB In FLAG RACE
By Picking Up More Than 100 Points i'm Two Weeks
Team Has Climbed From Cellar Berth to Tie
With Reds for Fourth Position
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

EW YORK, May 22Pttsbug beginning speed up in
National that of
since May
tailend with
to May inclusive were in q
position utterly foreign Pttsbugs conception of what base ball
clubs which
able Pittsburgh would reach
Of
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ALL EASTERN CLUBS WIN
in BOTH MAJOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press.


EW YORK, May 2Dazed Western today
proch of their final Spring with
= hopeless
The preliminary farewell salute fired by the East yesterday celebrated
clean West both
battery of Connie Mack dschagng days oey against
Evening star., 1925-05-22
Nine Double Plays in Detroit
Clash Establish New Record

n ETROT 2According Mr. Spaldngs usually reliable sta
Tigers and Nationals yesterday established ne" record
- for double plays game by totng nine twin killings
negotiated the Cobbmen equang the mark tor one club
Oddly ST. LOUIS
the Tigers and made in the hrst
Evening star., 1925-05-22
DUNN BUYS PLAYER.

BALTIMORE, Md, May % Opl-
Manager Jack Dunn of the Baltimores
has purchased Fred Brainard from
Providence. Brainard last year was
manager of the old Newark Club, but
failed TO report this season.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago at Brooklyn. Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at n. Y. Pittsburgh ut n. Y.
st. Louis at Boston. st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Phila. Cincinnati at Phila.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York, 8: Pittsburgh, 4.
Boston, IL; st. Louis. 3.
Philadelphia. o; Cincinnati, 1.
Brooklyn, 5: Chicago, 4.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Salisbury. 10: Winston Salem, 3.
Durham. 3: Greensboro. /.
High Point. q. Raleigh, 3.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Providence, Q: Baltimore. 4.
Reading. 4 Jersey City. >.
Rochester. / l. Buffalo. 8 Ill innings) {.
Toronto, q: Syracuse. /.
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Sixth Straight Win Pirates at Last Showing Signs of Life
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

dAMES TODAI. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash'ton at Detroit.
No games scheduled. Boston at Chicago.
Phila. at st. Louis.
n. Y. at Cleveland.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 6: Detroit, g.
philadelphia, 20: st. Louis, A..
New York. g.; Cleveland, ).
Boston, D; Chicago, 7.
Evening star., 1925-05-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
SOUTH ATLANTIC
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

New Orleans. Is: Little Rock. 4.
Nashville, t; Atlanta. 2.
Chattanooga. 8: Birmingham. 0.
Mobile. o: Memphis. 3.
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IUTUIIVU' o, y USE, I.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 3: Indianapolis O.
Kansas City. 8: St. Paul. /.
Milwaukee. 8: Minneapolis. s.
Louisville Columbus. rain.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
wilson, 3: Kinston, 4
Norfolk, IL. Richmond. IL I0 inninEs)
Portsmouth. 8: Rocky Mount. 7.
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
Charlotte. T: Augusta. 3.
Macon, IL: Columbia, 3.
Greenville, 1 Knoxville, 8
Asheville. Z; Spartanburg, 4.
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Detr"is on .'........ .. 3 ooeS 3 %
plays-BIueEe to =. Harris to J. Hzrris; Rice
to Ruei; =. Harris to Peck to J. Harris to
70 Tnvener to Blue t2); TAyener to O'Rourke
to blue (2l: bassier to O'Rourke. Left on
on balls-O6 Johnson. 8: of Collins. 3; Of
stener. !. Struck ont-hy Johnson. g; sy
in innings; on Wells, 3 In o inning; OF
stcner, 10 inrinE. HI b. pitched r',Ih.r bal.
-follins. Umpiret-Meesrs. Evans. Owens
and Hiidebrsnd. Time Of game hours
and mfnufes-
Evening star., 1925-06-24
NATIONAL-"The Champion" I"

Grant Mitchell's acting success,
The Champion" which more than
Endorsed the ability he displayed in
y Tailor Made Man." is to be the Of
ferlnS OF the National Players next
week, beginning Monday night. 1t is
a Salloping farce-comedy, which prom
iseS entertainment every bit as hilari-
Gus as anything the Players have thus
far attempted.
The champion is an Americanized
offshoot of. an ultra-respectable and
correct English family. While one
10 lit him, and while another is re-
.,ruiting his meticulously faultless
character to the English ministry
the champion is in America lambast-
ing his way, amid gore and cheers,
TO such fame as is achieved by mas
terS of the game of fiSticuffS. AS
'Gunboat Williams" he's the pride of
the ring fans and. at the height of
his career. decides to call on pater and
mater and his respectable brothers.
The CONSERVATION that results from
disclosure of his identity in this quiet
English home is very laughable.
y. l.. Thomas wrote this libretto
of fun. The fiagwaving, so popular
with George NJ. Cohan. is subordinated.
but it's there just the same. and
AnSlophobia reaches heated but
Soodhumored level.
Leneta Lane, Minor Watson Ro-
maine Calender. Edward Arnold and
Kathryn Givney have been guided by
Director Clifford Brooke to d perfect
performances
Evening star., 1925-06-24
ORIUM-"RObin Hood"

Next week, starting Monday, the
Washington Opera Company will have
for its third Offering, at the Washing
ton Auditorium, robin Hood" with
its delightfully."- tuneful score and its
famous historical characters. The
company, it is believed, will constitute
cast that has not been surpassed in
many seasons in Washington.
Robinson NeWbold. who has been an
institution" in the field of light opera
for a mighty long time. will be the
famed sheriff of Nottingham, a role
that has been a delight to theater-
goers. and is said to be one of the best
characterizations this veteran has ever
presented. Maid Marian will give
Miss Helena Morrill, her third great
role since coming to Washington. and
the magnificent contralto voice of
Eleanor lie Nance will be heard as
Allan-aDale. In the two first offer
ings of the company Miss LIE Nance
has been hidden" behind character
makeups, but in Robin Hood" she
Will appear as her natural self"
Sudworth Frazier will sing Robin
Hood, his tenor voice being delight
fully adapted to its old time melodies.
Pierre Remington will be Will Scarlet;
Francis Tyler, Friar Tuck, and Au-
guSta Spette, Annabelle.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
kEITH'S-Miss Juliet-Santrey's
Orchestra

\ bill of stars and surprises is an
nounced by 3. r. Keith's Theater
next week headed by Miss Juliet and
Henry Santrey and his orchestra. The
former is called the Grown Prin-
cess of Mimicry," having established
herself in vaudeville as a clever. sub
tile. capable mimic and imperSonator.
Henry Santrey and his orchestra of
10 are declared one of the best known
aggregations of its kind before the
public today. Others include Harry
and Anna Seymour, featured in
breezy bits of mirth and melody, with
Walt Sullivan at the piano; Henry
Santrey and Anna Seymoud in "A
Little Comedy Surprise; "Blackface"
Eddie Ross, minstrel from head to
foot, with his African harp; Miss
CRETE Ardine, famous dancer, featur-
ing John Tyrell with Dave Kaye in
THE French Model" dancing story
by Neville Fleeson and Albert Won
Tilzer; the LIE Grohs, pantomimic con-
tortionists, late of the Ed Wynn show;
Joe and Willie Hale with Bits of
Naudeville2- and the regular screen
features
Evening star., 1925-06-24
TIVOLI-"My Son."

Madam ALA Nazimova, supported
by Jack Pickford. will be pictured at
Crandall's Tivoli Theater Sunday and
Monday in First Nationals film YER
sion of Martha Stanley's play, My
Son, picturesque drama of quaint
New England fishing. village. Jimmie
Adams in "Sit Tight" and the Pathe
Review.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Betty
Compson in New Lives for Old" and
Ralph Graves in Mack Sennett's new
comedy, He Who Gets Smacked":
Thursday and Friday, "Sackcloth and
Scarlet" featuring Alice Terry and
Conway Tearle, the seventh release
in H. c. Witwer's The Pacemakers, ,"
and Saturday, Adolphe Benjou in
Paramount "A Kiss in the Dark. "
supported by Aileen Pringle and Lii
liam Rich, with Cliff Bowes in ship
Shape" and the fifth installment OF
''Sunken Silver"
Short reels and pipe organ music
will be added daily.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
PALACE-"The Light of Western
Stars"

Jack Holt, Noah Beery and Billie
Dove will be among those pictured at
Loew's Palace next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, in Zane Grey's
masterpiece of frontier drama, The
Light of Western Stars" The added
features will include Mack Sennett's 8
comedy, The Super-Heterodyne,' the
Pathe News reel, topics of the day
and an appropriate musical score by
the Palace Orchestra.
William n. Howard directed THE
Light of Western Stars" which is de-
scribed as "a roaring romance of the
Arizona border-a page torn from the
unwritten history of the frontier, in
which is thrillnigly revealed the last.
desperate stand of organized outlawry
on the plains. The story centers about
four characters-a daring cowboy,
whose siX-shooter speaks a forceful
language: a lovely Eastern girl, a
heavy-fisted outlaw leader and a rare
Spa beauty.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
COLUMBJA-Tost-AW Wife"

Adolphe Menjou and Greta Nissen,
the loudly heralded blonde Morse
beauty, are featured in William DE
Miles film version of the noted AL
fred Savoir play. "Banco." under the
title of "Lost-A Wife" which will
he shown at Loew's Columbia Theater
next week, beginning Sunday after
noon. Added attractions will include
a new screen burlesque called Isn't
Life Terrible?" the International
News reel and musical establishment
by the Columbia Orchestra.
'Lost-A Wife" is described as a
veritable gem of high comedy, mount
ed with exquisite beauty by William
De Mile. II concerns a rich young
american with a weakness for gam
bling. who wins a beautiful society
girl on "a bet, elopes with her to the
south of France and temporarily loses
her affection to a sympathetic baron
when the gambling fever comes over
him and causes him TO neglect her for
70 hours
Evening star., 1925-06-24
METROPOLITAN Talker."

THE Talker." Marion Fairfax S
screen version of her own stage hit,
released as First National attrac-
ton. will be the feature next week at
,'randall's Metropolitan Theater, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon. Anna @.
Nilsson appears in the title role and
Lewis S. Stone opposite. Shirley
Mason. Ian Keith, Tully Marshall,
Barbara Bedford, Gertrude Short.
Lydia Yeamans Titus. Cecile Evans
and f. II. Calvert are in the cast.
Christies Call a Cop" two reels of
fun, featuring Neal Burns: the Metro
politan World Survey and an un
usually attractive musical setting by
the Metropolitan Symphony, under
Daniel Breeskin, will be added attrac
tionS.
The Talker" is the story Of a
Young matron who liked to parade
her views on "individualism' and
personal freedom" No one took her
seriously but the younger sister of her
husband. Into this child mind she
inculcated a lot of notions that were
fine theoretically but totally worth
lsss as applied to the problems Of real
Evening star., 1925-06-24
AMBASSADOR-"The Talker.

Anna Q. Nilsson and Lewis c. Stone
in the film version of Marion Fairfax s
play, The Talker," will be seen also
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, to-
gether with new Aesop Fable,
Wine, Women and Song" other short
reels and pipe organ music; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Marion Davies in
Iander the Great" featuring Hol-
brook Blinn, Harrison Ford and
George Siegmann, together with Mack
Sennett's two-reel comedy, THE Lions
Whiskers," with Madeline Hurlock;
Friday. Harry Carey In Silent San
derson." the sixth installment of "The
Pacemakers" series, by II. c. Witwer.
and the juvenile comedy, Dragon
Alley; Saturday, Betty Compson in
New Lives for Old" in which Wal
lace Mcdonald and Theodore Kosloff
appear: Hal Roach's comedy, In the
Grease" and the seventh installment
of "Sunken Silver"
Evening star., 1925-06-24
CENTRAL-"SiIent Sanderson"

Harry Carey will be pictured at
Crandall's Central Theater Sunday
and Monday in "Silent Sanderson," a
play or action, suspense and thrills.
together with the seventh release in
The Pacemakers" series, Cinema
stars other short reels and pipe or
gan music; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Colleen Moore in First Nationals s
adaptation of Flo Ziegfeld's Sally"
with Leon Enrol, together with Earl
Hurd's cartoon comedy. "A Mellow
Quartet; Thursday, Florence Vidor
in The Girl of Gold" kicked About
and a Grantland Rice "Sportlight"
Friday. the Christie comedy, "Stop
Flirting" featuring Wanda Hawley
John I: Murray. Hallam Cooley and
Ethel Shannon, Hal Roach's "The
Wages of Tin" and a Pathe review;
Saturday. Pedro De Cordoba and Re.
nee Adoree in Metros "The Bando.
lero,' a study of old Spain, and "Our
Gang in "Sundown Limited"
Evening star., 1925-06-24
YORK.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grit
fifth in "Declasse' and Hal Roach
comedy, I'm the Grease; Tuesday
Lewis S. Stone and Alice Terry in
Confessions of a Queen" and Earle
Foxe in "A Spanish Romeo: Wednes-
day. Gloria Swanson in Nine. Sans
Gene" and Aesop Fable; Thursday
Florence Fidor in THE Girl Of Gold
Friday, Eva Novak and William Fair
banks In THE Fatal Mistake and
THE Pace Makers" No. 5: Saturday
House Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller
in Head Winds" Sennett's THE
Lions Whiskers" and "Sunken Sill
ver," No. 4.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
SAVOY.

Sunday. Priscilla Dean In "The
Crimson Runner" and comedy, Put
ting On Airs; Monday, Weber and
Fields in Friendly Enemies" and
comedy. Say 1t With Flour: Tues.
day, Thomas Meighan In Coming
Through" and Stan Laurel in DE.
tained"; Wednesday. Laura La Plante
and Eugene O'Brien in Dangerous
Innocence" and Lloyd Hamilton in
Half Hero: Thursday, Harry Carey
in silent Sanderson" and Stan Lau.
rel in Bull and Sand; Friday, Hoot
Gibson in Tanning the West" Aesop
Fable and The Fighting Ranger.
No. .; Saturday, Richard Dix in TOO
Many Kisses and Our Gang in
buccaneers"
Evening star., 1925-06-24
EARLE-Ben Franklin Orchestra.

Next week the Earle will offer a
new musical combination, the Ben
Franklin Orchestra, which the Stan
ley Co of America has sent out
for brief tour in vaudeville from
the new Benjamin Franklin Hotel in
Philadelphia.
Other features will include Pints
and Boyle in an unusual offering, Jim
McCool and Tommy Reilly, assisted
by Kathleen Murray, in Those
Were the Days; Belle Montrose, a
.-av comedian. in Her Only Chance >;
Hare and Hare in Songs. Steps and
Smiles" and Chinko and kaufman
in amusing bits.
The photoplay feature will present
Laurette Taylor in ''One Night in
Rome" the screen version of j. Hart
ley Manners play, produced by
Metro GoldWyn.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
RIAIT0-"KisS Me AGAIN."

The Rialto announces Ernst Lu-
bitsch's latest photoplay, kiss Me
Again." as next weeks attraction.
1t Is said to be decided departure
from anything this director has done
in the past and is described as sub
tie. charmingly frank comedy woven
around a young French couple who,
bored with the humdrum routine of
married life. seek the trial of romance
and adventure. Loulou, the wife, is
swept away by an ephemeral love for
a famous musician. but instead of the
regulation thunder and fury of the
wronged husband, Lubitsch has Great
ed decidedly novel solution to the
problem.
The cast includes Marie Provost.
Monte Blue. Clara Bow, John Roche
and Willard Louis.
The extra attraction will be Mar
chetti and Marbini in vocal selections.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Douglas Mac
Lean in Introduce Me-" Hal Roach $
comedy. "In the Grease" and Grant
land Rice "Sportlight": Tuesday and
Wednesday, Doris Kenyon and Milton
Sills in Il Want My Man" and "Our
Gang" in Fast Company; THURSDAY
Doris Kenyon and Percy Marmont in
Idle Tongues" and Lige Conley in
Hello. Goodbye; Friday, Aileen
Pringle. Dorothy Mackaill and Antonio
Moreno in "One Year to Live" and
The Pace Makers" No. 6; Saturday
Harry Carey in "Silent Sanderson.' >
Walter HERS in Tender Feet" Gin
ema Stars" and "Sunken Silver" No 6
Evening star., 1925-06-24
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, Rim Tin-Tin,
The Lighthouse by the Sea-; Tues
day. Bert Lytell, Born Rich: Wed
nesday. "A Kiss in the Dark" with
Adolphe Menjou': Thursday, "Entice.
ment," with Mary Astor; Friday, "The
Painted Lady" with George O'Brien:
Saturday, "Riders of the Purple
Sage" with Tom Mix.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Doris KENYON
and Milton Sills in Il Want Ny Man"
and Ben Turpin in The Marriage
Circus: Tuesday and Wednesday.
Douglas MacLean in "Introduce Me .
Hal Roach's I'm the Grease" and
"Sportlight" Thursday, Weber and
Fields in Friendly Enemies" and
Walter HERS in Tender Feet: Fri
day. Percy Marmont and Doris Ken.
yon in Idle Tongues" and "The
Pace Makers" No. 7; Saturday.
House Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller
in Head Winds" Juvenile comedy,
Dragon Alley" and "Sunken Silver"
No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. Tom Moore
Pauline Starke and Wallace Beery in
"Adventure,' by Jack London; com.
edy and news; Tuesday and Wednes
day, Emil Jannings In THE Last
Laugh" and Stan Laurel comedy
Thursday, Lew Cody and Renee
Adoree in Elinor Glyn's Man and
Maid" color novelty, news; Friday
Tom Meighan in George AIDES "Old
Home Week." Mermaid comedy: Sat
urday, Peggy Graw in Gold Heels. -
Pacemaker's comedy and ''Ffghing
Ranger" Shows, 5, ), I. 8.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
RAPHAEL.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore
in Sally" comedy: Tuesday. Eleanor
Boardman in The way Of a Girl
Fox news; Wednesday. James Kirk
wood and Alma Rubens in Gerald
Cranston's Lady" comedy; Thursday
Florence Vidor in 1.-The Mirage" COM
edy, "A Nice Pickle: Friday, Gold
Heels" comedy. Baby Peggy in Jack
and the Beanstalk"; Saturday, George
O'Brien in THE Roughneck," comedy,
also idaho" No. 3.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
EARLE ROOT Want NV Man

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights
Il Want My Man." featuring Milton
Sills, with Doris Kenyon, May ALI
son, Paul Nicholson. Kate Bruce and
Theresa Maxwell Conover; Wednes
day and Thursday nights, Head
Winds" with House Peter and Patsy
Ruth Miller; Friday and Saturday, the
film version of David Belasco's play
The Warrens of Virginia."
Evening star., 1925-06-24
DUMBARTON.

Sunday. Beverly Bayne in age of
Innocence; Monday, Richard Dix in
''Shock Punch; Tuesday. Alice Joyce
in The Little French Girl; Wednes-
day, Laura La Plant in "The But
terf1y": Thursday, Eleanor Boardman
in Proud Flesh: Friday, Pauline
Starke in Hearts of Oak: Saturday,
Buster Keaton in Seven Chances.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Doug
las Fairbanks in Thief of Bagdad'
doors open Sunday 2:30 pm, week
days, 6:15 p.m.); Wednesday and
Thursday, Mary Pickford in "Polly.
anna" News and Newspaper Fun
Friday, Rex Beachs THE Iron Trail. >
Pathe comedy, "Sheiks in Bagdad
and second chapter. "Sunken Silver"
Saturday, Mabel Normand in "Suzan
ma" Bert Roach comedy. mo Place
to Co. and Circus Mystery No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-06-24
A M L S E M E Mt S

life. Nevertheless, they were pro-
ductive of disaster, and brought the
LennoX household almost to the brink
of ruin.