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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-29
AUTO Stocks IN
SPECTACULAR
!. RISE
Whole Market Moves Forward
BriskIy - Chrysler
Goes Over 24o
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-Not since
Mexican Pete disappeared from the
big board in 1922 have such wild
gyrations been witnessed In specu.
lative stock as those which accom-.
panied sfrenzied buying Of Chrysler
Motor. since Monday, The stock
Jumped to above 240 in the early
trading today, completing a forty
point gain since Saturday on buy
ing which Wall Street attributed
In large measure to the merry
game of squeezing the short"
General Motors has registered al
most as spectacular a comeback
since, the break Of October II and
10, selling above 140, against It's
recent low Of 121. President Alfred
Sloan released today the most fav-
orable earnings statement in the
post.war period, as well as reports
of heavily increasing orders FOR
subsidiary companies. Hudson top
ped its best previous record follow
Ing reports Of its. 10 per cent stock
dividend; Dupont pushed through to
higher price levels and Fisher Body
was up few points.
Stocks of the mercantile. tnde-
pendent steel and utility companies
were in the forefront of another
brisk upward movement OF prices.
Woolworth jumped 6 points to a
new high at 22O. Brooklyn Union
Gas and Consolidated Gas, antici-
pating favorable decision in the
dollar gas case, led the movement
In the utility stocks, the former
reaching q new high at 9TH, up
5 points, the highest since 1928;
Electric Power and Montana Power
sold fractionally higher.
Gulf States Steel at 95A was up
nearly, 10 points in. two days. while
Crucible, Bethlehem, Sloss Sheffield
and Republic sold at the highest
prices of the movement. Mont.
gomery Ward, Sears Roebuck. Air
Reduction, Thinker. Continental Can
and Union Bag and Paper were
active and strong, Continental Can
registering a. new high at S3s.
mp g.
The oils made a better showing
than in the last few sessions, with
Pan American and Marland leading
O. moderate rally. MCKEE Plate
railroad old stock sold at Isl, the
highest price on record. Atlantic
Coast Line was up points to
1884. Northwestern rails steady.
Call money, ~ per cent.
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sEABoARD AIR LINE ASKS
RIGHT TO BUY FLA. ROAD

The application Of the Seaboard
Air Line for authority to acquire
control OF the Charlotte Harbor and
Northern railroad of Florida Will
be heard by the Interstate Com
merce Commission on November 81,
it was announced to-day.
The roads application for au-
thority to acquire control Of the
Tavares and Gulf railroad Of Flor.
ida will be heard by Examiner J.
o. Cassidy at Ocala. Fla, on Mo-
vember %.
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Chicago Grains

CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Grains opened
lower today. Wheat was Y to 2
down; corn was unchanged to -
down, ana oats were unchanged TO
n down. Opening prices:
Wheat-December, new, 1.4S0l4a;
December, old. 1.47A; May, new,
1.44A @1.45; May, old, 1.44ht July
1.27h.
Corn December, 7S% @74; May,
7s5s078ss; July, 1873 0T9&.
Oats-December, 80; May, 4Sh0
49,; July, ~ bid.
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New Orleans Cotton

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Cotton
prices were fairly steady at the
opening of trading today. First
n"ices were from to points
lower. December opened at 20 90,
down points; january 1914, down
S points, and March. 1855. down 8
DointS.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 29.-Spots fair
demand: prices steady; sales, 1000
Mids fair, 1888; strict good mids.
1913: good rnids, HOS; strict mids,
10,8S: mids, 1868; strict low mids.
10. so: low mids, 1898; strict good
ord. 9.93; good ord. 9.SS.
Futures opened quiet. December
onened at 1896: January, 10.41:
March, 1859; May, 1883: July,
1O5S
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N, Y. Coffee Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Coffee
prices were from points lower to
10 points higher at the opening
today. December, 1886: January,
17.75; March, 1880; May, 1908; July,
16. so: September, $780,.
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Chicago Cotton

CHICAGO, Oct. 29-Cotton opened
to 8 points lower today. Opening
nrices were: December, 1928, down
8: January, 1870, down 8; March,
1921 down Z; May. 1882, down 3.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Poll Rose Marie.

Arthur Hammerstein's mammoth
musical comedy, Rose Marie" has
been booked to play at Polls next
Sunday. February s.
Every principal of the organization
has played two performances in the
original production at the Imperial
Theater, New York, where 1t looks
as If 1t will hold forth for a much
longer period than did Mr.. Hammer
STEMS famous "Wildfiower," which
established a New York record of IS
weeks.
Heading the organization coming
here is Irene Pavloska, late of the
Chicago Opera Company.
Rose Marie is a production with
haunting melodies, a thrilling plot,
clever comedy and unusual novelties.
The plot revolves about the love of a
former member of the Canadian
Northwest Mounted Police for a
dainty French Canadian girl: muir
der charge, cruel separation, final
reuniting of the couple, with the
usual defeat of the villain,
murder in a Broadway musical
show is a novelty, to say the least,
but It is done with such consummate
stagecraft in Rose Marie" as to
arouse a babel of delighted comment.
The chorus girls work in the new
famous Totem Tom Tom" dance is
said to be of that quality and electric
brilliancy which rank with the work of
the principals of the show. The young
women are all graduates Of Arthur
Hammerstein's personally conducted
ballet school in New York, which has
a class Of more than 400 pupils the
wear round
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Belasco-" Tangletoes.

Gertrude PurcelTs latest theatrical
Offering, "Tangletoes," play of
American life, will be presented by
George NJ. Cohan's associate for many
years, Edmund Plohn, at the Shubert-
Belasco Theater next week, begin
ming Sunday.
From New York reports this atrac-
ton is considered one of the sur
sprises of the present season. Curl
Osity has been aroused by stage gos-
sip surrounding the announcement Of
the premiere on account of the pro-
ducer's long association with George
NJ Cohan.
A fine company, under the direc-
tion of Herbert bruce, has been as
sembled to present this new comedy,
headed by Mildred Macleod and Nor
gan Farley, both of whom have made
personal New York hits in two diff
ferent Valda plays this season, THE
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Raphael.

Today. Thomas Meighan in Tongues
of Flame: comedy, Omar I<ayam' !;
Monday. Percy Marmont in The
Light That Failed; comedy, Aesop's
Fables; Tuesday Virginia Vail in
"K-The Unknown" also professional
and amateur contest at o'clock;
Wednesday and Thursday, Mary Pick
ford In Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon
Hail." comedy, The Rats Knuckles";
Friday, Richard DIX in Manhattan"
and Jack Dempsey in The Health
Farm Wallop": Saturday, Peter the
Great (wonder dog) in "The Silent
Accuser" Comedy, Jimmy Aubre in
THE Hayseed," and into the Net"
No, 9.
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Jeanne Eagels in Ram

One of the important engagements
OF the season at the National will be
that of Jeanne Eagels in Rain"
next Monday night, February 9. Miss
E'agelS comes here direct from her
Historic run of more than two whole
FEARS in New York, where her por-
trayal of Sadie Thompson put her in
the foremost ranks of the theater.
She will be supported by the peo-
pie who created the various roles of
this famous play, a matter of consid-
erSSle interest in itself.
Rain" was adapted for the stage
by John Cotton and Clemence Ran
dolph from the story of Miss Sadie
Thompson" by w. Somerset Maug-
ham. 1t was staged by John D. Will
liams and Sam Forrest and has been
produced by Sam II. Harris.
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Fayorlte.

Sunday and Monday, ID. w. Crit
fith's america; comedy, Aesop's
Fables. Shows. Sunday, 3, 5, and
pm. Monday. and pm. ANA
teur contest Monday at s o'clock;
Tuesday, Johnny Hines in Little
Johnny Jones'; comedy, Col. Heeza
Liar in Ancestors; Wednesday, Pola
Negri in Forbidden Paradise: com
edy, THE Rats Kuuckles," and sur
prise night; Thursday, Madge Bella
my in His Forgotten Wife: comedy,
Jimmy Aubre in The Hayseed": Fri
day, Anna q. Nilsson IN Enemies of
Children" and The Go-Getters,'
chapter 1: Saturday. Fred Thompson
in LAUNDERING Hoofs'; comedy, Har-
ry Langdon in Smile, Please" and
into The Net" No S.
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Lincoln-"Greed."

Greed" Eric Won Stroheiu's realistic
study Of life, will be presented at the
Lincoln Theater the first three days of
this week, beginning this afternoon at 3.
This subject consumed two years In the
making. and reflects accurately the spirit
of the novel "McTeague," from which 1t
was adapted. A now Issue OF the Kino-
grams and other short-reel subjects will
be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday Alma Ru-
bens will be seen in "The Price She
Paid" Lee Moran, In Hot Air.; q new
issue OF The Funshop' and the latest
installment of the Screen Almanac"
Friday and Saturday, The Gaiety Girl"
with Mary Philbin: Dirty Hands,"
with a cast OF Juveniles, and the seventh
installment Of "Galloping Hoofs' also
will be shown.
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Tom Mix, in
Teeth; comedy, Roaring Lions at
Home" and Topics of the Day; Tues
day, Agnes Ayres and Antonio Mo-
reno, In The Story Without Name
and comedy, 'Uncensored Movies;
Wednesday, David Powell, in Eirtuous
Liars" and Benny Leonard, in Break
ing In; Thursday and Friday, Lion l
Barrymore, in "Meddling Women;
comedy, Felix Gets Broadcasted,' -
and Fox News Thursday: Saturday,
]. B. Warner, in THE Covered Trail:
Charlie Chaplin, in The Fireman;
also Fox News: Matinee, Fast Ex-
press" No. 10, and Kiddies' Surprise
Party.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez, in Argentine
Love-" and Harry Langdon, in The
Hanson Cabman"; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Eleanor Boardman and Con-
rad Nagel, in $50 This Is Marriage"
and Ben Turpin. in The Reel Vir-
ginian"; Thursday. Shirley Mason and
Bryant Washburn, in My Husbands
Wives Neal Burns, in Court
Plaster" and Bruce scenic, The
FAREWELL; Friday. Madge Bellamy
and Charles De Roche, In Love and
Glory" and Walter HERS, in Short
Change; Saturday, Mary Philbin, In
The Gaiety Girl" Aesop Fable and
"Galloping Hoofs," No. 8.
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Strand-''Battles of 1925. "

James c. Morton, assisted by Mamie.
Edna and Alfred Morton, in The Bat
ties of 1926" and Milo the Mysteri-
GUS are at the top of the bill at the
Strand Theater next week.
Other acts listed are Evelyn Phil
lips, Eddie Simms and Joe Devaney,
in "A Melodious Dance Achievement;
Sally Goldie and Madeline Beattie, in
Youth, Charm and Syncopation," and
Adair and Adair, horizontal bar
artists.
THE Early Bird" with Johnny
Hines in the featured role, has been
booked as the film attraction. Sigrid
Holmouist, Wyndham Standing, Ed
mund Breese Bradley Barker, Flora
Finch and Jack de Lacey, are in the
CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
T akonna.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son, In Her Love Story; Pathe News,
Topics of the Day. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Harold Lloyd, in why
Worry?"; comedy, Big Business. ="
Thursday, Florence Vidor, Monte Blue
and Marie Provost, in The Marriage
Circle" and Lige Conley. in There
He Goes" Friday, THE Marriage
Circle; Aesop's Fables; serial, Gal
looping Hoofs," No .. Saturday matt
nee, Jackie Coogan, in oliver Twist;
Aesop's Fables; serial, Ten Scars
Make a Man. No. ., and Radio Mad"
Saturday evening, Antonio Moreno, in
The Story Without A Name: serial
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Pinch Me-"

Three well known vaudeville Of
ferings will share headline honors at
the Earle Theater next week, opening
with a Sunday matinee at 8. There are
VIII J. Kennedy & Co. in comedy
episode of the streets called pinch
Me-; "Wigginsville," a comedy with
lots of "singin' and dancin'," In three
scenes, and "Knick Knacks of 1925"
one of the newest of musical come
dies. The Three Golfers, comedy
acrobats; May Francis, musical
comedy songstress, and Freeman and
Morgan in a special Offering Will be
added features.
A first release" motion picture Will
picture Patsy Ruth Miller and Matt
Moore in The Girl on the Stairs,
said to be a splendid light comedy
film"
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Photoplays This Week
Continued from Third Page.)

ming Romance: also droll Lloyd
Hamilton, in Crushed" and a
new issue Of the Pathe Review.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Richard
Barthelmess In Classmates" sup
ported by Madge Evans and Charlotte
Walker, and comedy, West Is East"
starring the Hallroom Boys. Thurs
day and Friday, Harold Lloyd in Hot
Water: an Aesop fable, Hold That
Thought; Graatland Rice's sport
light" entitled Stunts" and Chill
dren of Scandinavia" Saturday.
Tongues of Flame" starring Thomas
Meighan. and for comedy Mack Sem
nett's Riders OF the Purple Cow"
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Gayety-"Good Little
Devils.

Next week Columbia Burlesque
celebrates its twenty-fifth anniver-
sary and the Gayety Theater will
have as its attraction Bard & Pearls
big musical revue, Good Little
Devils" The cast OF this show is
said to be unusually fine in talent.
Charles Abot Is the featured come
dian, assisted in comedy work by
Bobby Vail and Don Clark. Mary
Ellis is the prima donna. Edna Green
the soubrette. The Servaney Sisters
also will have prominent roles. A
chorus of pretty girls, who dance and
sing, is featured in Good Little
Devils" with It's 2 acts and 16 scenes
of handsome costumes and tuneful
musical numbers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Savoy.

To-day, Harry Carey. in THE Fam
ing Forties," and Lee Moran, in Hot
Air tomorrow, Wesley Barry and
Colleen Moore, In "Dinty," and Wanda
Wiley. In Present Arms"; Tuesday.
Buck Jones, in Against All odds"
the ballroom Boys, in My Mistake"
and Hodge Podge"; Wednesday, John
Gilbert, in Romance Ranch" sun
shine comedy, Pain as You Enter"
and Grantland Rice. "Sportlight":
Thursday, Tom Mix, in SOFT Boiled, :"
and Gin Bowes. in GO Easy; Fri
day, Buster, Keaton, in The Nayi-
gator" and scenic, The Chase;
Saturday, William Desmond, in THE
Sunset Trail" and Our Gang" in
Seeing Things"
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Park

Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez, In Argentine
Love-; Walter HERS, in short
Change" and Pathe News events:
Tuesday. Betty Compson III The Fast
Set, and comedy, "One Night 1t
Rained"; Wednesday and Thursday,
Rudolph Valentino, In "A sa!uted
Devil" and comedy; Friday, Harold
Lloyd, in why Worry" and Chron.
icles OF America. Peter Stuyvesant":
saturday, Douglas Fairbanks, in
The Mollycoddle": Jack McHuEh in
comedy. Oh, Teacher; Lyman Howes
Crazy Quilt OF Travel" and, matinee
only, chapter s Wolves Of the North"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

comedy, Sweet Papa; Newspaper
Fun. Wednesday and Thursday, John
Gilbert, Norma Shearer and Conrad
Nagel, in The Snob"; Jack Dempsey
in The Town Hall Tonight: Fox
News. Friday. John Bowers, In
when Mans a Man; Charlie Chase,
in Hello, Baby; Ten Scars Make
Man" No. 2. Saturday, Strongheart,
the. wonder dog, in The Love Mas
ter; Hysterical comedy. Omar
Khayam"; Into the Net" No. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Olympic.

Today, Lionel Barrymoro, in u
Am the Man; tomorrow, Constance
Talmadge, in Her Night of Ro-
nance; Tuesday, Florence Vidor, In
Christine of the Hungry Heart;
Wednesday, John Gilbert, in The
Snob": Thursday and Friday, Marion
Davies. in Janice Meredith": Satur-
day Lincoln j. Carriers The Cyclone
Rider"
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Eleanor Board
man and Conrad Nagel, in so This
Is Marriage" and Ben Turpin, in
The Reel Virginian"; Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday, Marion Davies
in Janice Meredith; Friday, Mary
Philbin. in The Gaiety Girl" and
Gin Bowes, In Have Mercy; Sat
urday, Madge Bellamy and Charles
De Roche. in Love and Glory" Earl
Hurd's The Sawmill Four" and Gal
looping Hoofs,' No. 4.
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York.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies,
in Janice Meredith; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Thomas Meighan, in
Tongues of Flame" and Mack Sem
nett's Wandering Waistlines"; Thurs
day, Florence Vidor. in Christine of
the Hungry Heart" and Hodge
Podge"; Friday, Shirley Mason and
Bryant Washburn. in MY Husbands
Wives" Lige Conley, in What a
Night" and Bruce scenic. 1.-The Fare
well"; Saturday, Mary Philbin, THE
Gatety Girl" Aesop Fable and Gal
Looping Hoofs," No. 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Filmogran1s.
Continued from Third Page.l

| theaters, is establishing an enviable
record with her programs for the
special performances for children
every Saturday morning at 1920
o'clock at .Crandalrs Tivoli Theater.
Yesterday the major attraction was
'Nanook OF the North" and next Sat
urday Marguerite Clarke Will be
screened in the stellar role OF Molly
Make Believer"
Tom Waring. pianist-vooalist OF
the Pennsylvanians. the added a.
traction at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater, was the recipient of many
congratulatory letters last week for
his rendition of AT the End of the
Road" and blue Eyed Sally" This
week he will be heard in "All Alone"
Irving Berlin's ballad hit.
Thomas Meighan was crowned king
of motion pictures for 1925 at the
Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel
Aston. The election was conducted
by New York newspaper. Bebe
Daniels was elected queen.
Three days and one night OF fight
ing wound up the camera work on
Richard Dix's. TOO Many Kisses"
ilA anu w lIIldnl FO"eli, rivals IN
courtship. engage in a rough-and-
tumble battle that is said to be most
realistic.
Every Sunday morning while work.
ing in Paramounts Men and Wom-
en- Claire Adams visited the Zoo In
Central Park and threw gift into
the cage of Ethel, one OF the lionesses
The first Sunday II was a rose, for
sentimental reasons, because Ethel
had appeared with the actress in q
motion picture in Los Angeles four
years ago. Afterward, It was bit of
chocolate-Ethel having always pre-
ferred food to flowers.
Production on Pola Negris, 1.-THE
Charmer," is under way, with Sidney
Olcott directing.
Another newcomer 10 the screen is
being groomed by Paramount. An
thony Jowitt, of England, has been
an actor and writer, Jesse L. Lasky
saw the young Englishman in a thea
ter lobby one evening and was struck
by his screen possibilities. An in
PRODUCTION followed, then a screen
test and now Jowitt has a role in
The Crowded Hour" He Is feet .
inches, weighs $50 pounds and IS "a
years old.
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Keith 's-Rae Samuels.

Rae Samuel, "the Blue Streak OF
Vaudeville" and one OF the two-a-
days best known woman singers,
will headline the bill at 3. F. Keith's
Theater next week.
She will be assisted at the piano
by Mildred Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Thomas Neigh
an in Tongues OF Flame; Tuesday,
The Covered Wagon" showing Z and
pm; Wednesday, Betty Compson,
THE Garden of Weeds; Thursday
and Friday, Barbara La Mari and Bert
Lytell, In "Sandra": Saturday, "Tri-
umph." with Leatrice Joy and Rod
La ROGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Carolina.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, The
Sea Hawk" with Milton Sills; We'd
nesday, Her Marriage Vow" with
Monte Blue and Beverley Bayne;
Thursday. John Gilbert, In Romance
Ranch; Friday. The Cyclone Rider"
with Alma Bennett and Evelyn Brent !;
Saturday, Tom Mix, in "Oh, You
Tony"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Marion Davies,
in "Yolanda"; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Richard Barthelmess, in Glass
mates: Thursday and Friday, "The
Sea Hawk: Saturday, Richard Dix,
in Manhattan"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Leader.

Douglas Fairbanks, creator of
douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood"
IS announced for the Leader Theater,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. In
Robin Hood" Fairbanks becomes a
king of romance, unabashed as the
bold hghteF Ia behalf Of the peer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Emory Glee Club.

THE Emory University G1ee Club
4 will come to Washington for
performance about March s. the
exact date is yet TO be announced,
The Glee club Of Emory UniversityA
Georgia, is one Of the best known
college Elee clubs in the South, and
the personnel this year is said to be
excellent.
Tie affair is being sponsored BY
the Georgia State club. which win
have charge Of the performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Coming Attractions

Little Angel" and "Fata Morgana-"
Walker Ellis. Beatrice Nichols. Lee
holman, Agnes Sanford, Max Monte
sole, Winifred Barry and Elizabeth
Dunno complete the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Mutual-"Stolen Sweets.

"Margie" Pennitti is the featured
player with stolen Sweets" the at
traction scheduled for the Mutual
next week, said TO be an entertaining
link" in the Mutual burlesque chain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Next Weeks Photoplays

COL U M B IA-Em ers SON
Hough's North of So"
PALACE-Mrs. Wallace Reid
in person and on the screen,
in Broken Laws"
RIALTO-Ernest Pascars "The
Dark Swan"
METROPOLITAN Norma
Talmadge, in "The Only
Woman"
TIVOLI-Colleen Moore, in
so Big"
AMBASSADOR-"The Only
Woman"
CENTRAL-Lewis Stone, in
THE Rivers End"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01
Chew Chase.

Today and tomorrow. Rudolph VAL
entino, in THE Saiuted Devil"
Aesop's Fables and Fox News. Tues
day, Marie Provost and Monte Blue,
IN Being Respectable: Imperial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

Lucretia Craig, daughter Of John W
Craig, a member Of the Massachusetts
State Legislature has been appointed
ballet mistress Of "The Love Song"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-02-01

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