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Mt PLEASANT

This is truly DELIGHTFUL home OF
brick in one of Washington's prettiest
residential sections. There are z rooms
a bedrooms) and complete tiled bath:
large front porch and double rear
porches which include a screened sleep
ing porch. This house Is finished in
hardwood floors and trim and is screened
throughout: attractive open fireplace In
the living room: downstairs coat closet:
Sanitas wall covering is used on the
kitchen and bathroom walls. special
lighting fixtures are used to advantage:
the concrete cellar is well eauiDDed with
laundry trays and servants toilet and an
instantaneous hot-water heater: built
in garage affords an added convenience.
You will be surprised to learn the price
is only. SIC. 100. and the terms are. most
attractive Call fo~ appointment.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS. Inc.
"IVe Believe in Washington"
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DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc
AN 8-ROOM HOME.

This splendid and substantial. modern
brick home contains nine large airy
rooms a bedroomsl and a fine tiled
bath This is in excellent condition and
is finished throughout with hardwood
floors and trim. There are double rear
porches. which include a sleeping porch
with southern exposure. A dry cellar
under the entire house contains station
sry laundry trays and a servants toilet
electricity: h.-w h Also a one-car ga
rage. This fine residential property is
located on paved street and is couycn-
lent to schools. churches. stores. trans
portation. etc. We consider this a spien-
did buy Phonn for an annnintne
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RENT-sUBTKBAN PROPERTY.

FOUR ROOM HOUSE. FUR. OR UNFCR
sleeping porch; electricity. acre Of rich gar
Mrs. PREINKERT. Cshtral oss ave. isre opposite
Maryland Park. Maryland.
HUNTINGTON TERRACE. MD.-MODERN
comfortably furnished six-room and bath
bungalow. in frst-class condition; garage:
on car line: very desirable to right party
write for appointment. Address Box 239-A.
Star Office 24s
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NEW BUNGALOWS ROOMS AND BATH.
INV; b. and ami: best location. convenient
70 stores schools and churches: $500 cash.
balance monthly. Phone Hystts 253-R
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SALE-FARMS.
lCA-Atn.ol
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
MD
RENT-FARMS

EARN II, MAINLAND $50. ACRES, ON
ingtun: dwelling houses. barns etc. Apply
]. II. BRADLEY. 3O36 K st. NV.
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block Of car line. bus: high ground; pleasing
view designed BY good architects: unusually
to special center hall and staircase arrsage-
ment. French doors to dining room and liv-
ing room, the latter with fireplace and sne-
eiaI m n}antelDlece n splendid house. and will
slop s6S a. once; F.; c. LAsALLE BRYANT.
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BUNGALOW. RANDLE HTS-LARGF
h.-wh., elec;. built-in garage Terms 70 suit
See Mr.. LEE. 1911 ST. NV. Main 1886
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CoLoRED-.NEw HOUSES FOR SALE TX
northeast: 9 rooms, tile bath. cellar, h.-w h.
electric light: bullt-in ice box. laundry trays
front and double rear porches, hardwood
noors; good yard 70 alley. Price. S6.95o.
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Bi.tU BEAUTIFUL S: G. AVE. NEAR LINCOLN
terms. Address Box 253-A Star ofiice 23s
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FALL BARGAINS.
New Arm bung.. wired cleo. SO. 900
6-rm hung eiec gas water r,,., 5000
3-rm. bung., bath ami. $3.50
5-r-n bung bath, am. m.i.......... $3.50
500 to $3.50 cash bal $25 to $50 mo.
Phone Hyatts. 617. Mt Rainier. Md.
Only $3.50 CASH.
No. Is Central ave. Cottage City-Attrac,
tive bungalow. 8 rooms. bath, garage: priced
for quick sale at So 800. Inspect and make
offer J. B. LIKENS. Main 50o7.
A FEW HUNDRED CASH. BALANCE LIKE
rent secures any one of these nearby Virginia
barg ain bungalows.
Beautiful 8 rms. tile bath, fireplace. 3
large bedrooms. lovely location. S8.950
Five rms, tile bath: acre lot 5000
Five rms. tile bath. hdwd. floors. S5.95o
Four rms with room for bath. S3.S6O
OWNER B. NJ. SMITH,
Columbia Pike. Arlington. Clar. 599-J.1.
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BIGGEST BARGAIN. BEST Sc. SECTION
SSerSY h9quse. . rooms. bath. b.-i. garage.
nome that VIII please the most dscrrninat
ing buyer; Price and terms most attractive
ADDRESS Box 204-A Star Office 12s
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COLORED IN BLOONINGDALF. 5000 o.
cash payments total S7I so per month in
Guiding principal ami interest on both trusts
beautiful 6-rOOm aud bath brick house Gel
lar and h.-w.h., In excellent condition. Price
$4,000. Call Mr.. SCHREYER Main 1852
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bETWEEN 10Th 1Tth sTs.-ON AVE-
hatb; hhae; English basement entrance: 10 rooms.
cash: balance LIBERAL terms. Nj. RoBEY
JIlb 1ith Main NOM
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| COLORED-A VERY DESIRABLE GROOM
1 mouse located on Flaxler ST. between " and
ADAMS. having large rooms and tile bath
\ h:-w;h., electric lights. laundry trays and
| awnings. Chamberlain metal weather stripped:
POO cash S15 per month. including all
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WANTED-suBURBAN PROP'Y.

DIRECT FROM OWNER NEAR CLAREN-
can see it? Address Box 1904. Star Office. .
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MODERN HgME-CORSER 18th STREET
n;e.-Brlck. = rooms, bath. hot-water heat
eiiec; ED". p. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th
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NEWLY COMPLETED 5-ROOM AND BATH
ouns salow beautifully finished throughout
! zee II at 520J Sherricr ~. NV. on edge %
! Potomac heights or calI J ". COOPER
| owner and builder North 4o13 2Ss
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RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NV
rooms. baths. hot-Water heat cleo. 2-car
81 safase: ED". +. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED OWNER WILL, SILL MS
equity in Broom house: brick modern i'm
proyements. northwest section: price 81 200.
address Box 202-A. Star Office 24s
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haib oS Ssrs ~; Nv; NEAR l4th-ll ROOMS.
oerehly renovated: low price; terms Gail
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An LEAVING TOWN AND WILL SACRI-
ne nae my home for an immediate sale: near
ifth 81. car line. semi.detachcd eight.roOm
mouse; all modern. Lesa than $4,000
ADAMS 1860
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WANTED-FARMS.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

WANTED AT ONCE. FROM OWNER. FARM
in nearby Virginia. ANCHOR REALTY
CGRPN Southern B'dg.
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z. !. AVE. N.W.-EXCELLENT LOCATION
LIT 49, r2oning house; rooms. bath. garage
nicely financed Gail Mr.. ROBEY. lIl6 I4th
st. Main hnII
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

by OWNER-OAK AND FERN STS. LYON
Park: Just completed: beausiIdi bungalow {:
> =. ana b.. attic: h.-w.h., garar", large
shaded lot: $3.50. $3.50 cash. Fr. illO.
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l1th AND PARK RID. N.W-8 ROOMS AND
bath. semi-detached- with large yard. three.
car garage. Only S6.750 on easy terms
BRASWELL. Insurance Bldg. Main 5454.
10th ST. NE. NEAR .H-AN s-RoOM. 2
RACES house in fine condition: $3.50 cash:
S6975. Main 1881.
100 BLOCK QUINCY PL. N.E-s-RooM
house. fine condition, cleo. full cellar. large
front porch. space 2 garages: wonderful
BUY az S6,e75. with fair cash payment; look
into this Immediately: absolutely the cheap
est home in this section. Main 1881.
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BY OWNER $3.50, $3.50 CAsH-sEMI.
bungalow. Z r, and b., 1 bedrooms: oak
floor attractively pspered. Genuine bargain.
Located 1892 Sherrier pl.. Potomac Hts
Evening star., 1925-11-17
EXPLAINS IMPORT
OF NEW ALIEN LAW
Teller Says Mexican Meas
ure Is Not Likely to Stir
Controversy With U. S.

Ambassador. Manuel c. Teller ex
pressed the belief today that the
proposed new alien property law
stitution would not precipitate any
controversy between the United States
and his government.
The bill. which passed the Chamber
of Deputies Friday and is pending be-
fore the Senate, apparently eliminates
the retroactive feature, which has
brought vigorous protests against its
predecessors under the much disputed
article from the American Govern
ment.
Coupled with its provision for for
eign holders of land or stock in land
owning companies legally acquired
prior to its enactment, however. is a
requirement that heirs. to inherit
such holdings, must appear before the
Mexican foreign office and waive the
right of appeal to their home govern
ments.
The Washington Government has
consistently held that no American
citizen is legally capable of signing
away his right of protection by his
Government and interested Ameri-
cans have pointed out that the waiv-
ing Of such right, as proposed Will
be obligatory before heirs may take
possession of their property.
Mr.. Tellez. however. insisted that
the provision WAS in keeping with ma
tional sovereignty, and asserted that
many American States had similar
laws, The provision does not predi-
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TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON AUDITOR

La Tosca," grand opera, at pm.
NATIONAL~ziegfeld Folies, revue,
at SIS pm.
BELASCO-Lionel Atwill in Deep
in the Woods" drama, at $40 pm.
POLIS-'Leave 1t to Me" musical
comedy. at $50 pm.
kEtTH'S-Nan Halperin, vaude-
vile, at 2:15 and SIS pm.
EARLE-Frank Farnum, vaudeville,
continuous from ! to IL pm.
STRAND-Bob Nelson. vaudeville.
continuous from 1890 to IL pm.
GAYETY-"Br Bringing Up Father" D."
hurlesque. at 2:15 and Sis pm.
MUTUAL-"Whirl of Girls" bur
lesque. at 2:30 and 500 pm.
COLUMBIA-"The Merry Widow,
at 1850 am, 1850, 3. sos, 7;O5 and
915 pm.
RIALTO-"Havoc" at 11:20 am,
1:25. 3:25, 5:25, FPS and 9:o5 pm.
Lights of Old Broad
way" at 11:25 am, 1926. $50, $50.
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
METROPOLITAN THE Lost
World at 1855 am, /, 3:15, sos,
40 and 9:2o p. m.
TIVOLI-"Rugg Water" at 2:20,
4:1o 6, $50 and $40 pm.
AMBASSADOR-"Satan in Sables, "
at 6:15. s and $40 pm.
CENTRAI-"TheU L nchast tene d
Woman" at 1880, ,, $50, 5, $50,
and $40 pm.
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COURT APPROVES
FUNDS FOR RAILWAY
Grants Petition OF Mclean
Executors to Aid Washing
ton and Old Dominion.

Justice Hoehling Of the District Su-
preme Court has granted a petition of
the American Security and Trust Co.
and Edward R. Mclean. trustees of
the estate of John r. Mclean. for
authority to make further advances
to the management of the Nashlns-
ton and Old Dominion Railway. The
stock of this corporation is owned
Jointly by the Mclean estate and by
the estate Of Stephen B. Elkins, for
ner Senator from West Virginia. Ad-
vances Of about $500. 900 have been
previously made from the Mclean
estate since the death of John r. Nc
Lean.
> rhe application of the trustees was
presented to the court by Attorneys
Wilton J. Lambert and Mckenney &
Flannery. who presented testimony
showing the adVisa bility Of continuing
the operation of the company. In dis
posing of the matter Justice Hoehline
points out that from the testimony it
appears that the Mclean estate now
has a considerable amount OF money
invested in the railway compa ny,
which in the event of a forced iduida-
ton at this time il will be III danger
of losing, in large part, at least.
Forced liquidation, the court suc-
gests would involve the estate in ad-
ditional loss concerning an outStand-
ing 50-vear lease made by the South
ern Railway Co, effective July l,
1912 secured by Joint and severa
bond of 100000 executed by the
Washington & Old Dominion Railway
Co, as principal, and by John r. Nc
Lean and stephen B. Elkins and
others as sureties.
Justice Hoehling also declares that
there seems to be easonable pos
sihilitv that future advances will ul-
tirratelv result 10 the benefit of the
Mclean estate and to those beneficial
" interested therein. AS the trustees
and Francis T. Homer, who is named
in the Mclean will to act in an ad-
visOrv capacity, agree that a forced
liquidation should not he permitted
the court directs the trustees to con-
tinue to make necessary advances
but suggests that annual reports be
made in the future.
ATTORNEY Leon Tohriner appeared
as counsel at the hearing for a mum
ber of Washington hanks, which hold
notes secured by bonds of the railway
compa ny. Attorney r. ID. Quinter
appearing aS guardian sd item for
one of the Mclean children. was op-
posed to the continuance of the ad-
vances. Edward Mitchell, the guard
ian OF the other children, through At
torney +. II. Yeatman, approved the
petition. Counsel are directed to draft
an order in accordance with the opin-
Ion OF the court.
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tIFEBOATS MOTORIZED.
New Italian Steamer to Garry
Latest Eouipment

GENOA, Italy, November II CP.-
The steamer Conle Biancamano,
which will start on its maiden voyage
to New York next Friday, will he
equipped with a new system of mo-
tor lifeboats. the invention of Romolo
Libani.
The boats can be automatically
lowered in few seconds and then
automatically free themselves from
the ship the moment they touch the
water. The boats have room for
1850 persons, while the steamer has
a capacity. including the crew, of
only 2.1S0 persons.
Evening star., 1925-11-17

Solomons temple will be exactly re-
produced at the Philadelphia expo
sition
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cate the elimination of diplomatic pro-
test in case of a denial of justice, he
declared. but provides only that Mexi-
can justice must be exhausted be-
fore such diplomatic interference Is
brought in.
1T is not the purpose nor aim Of
Mexico in any way to hinder the in
vestment of foreign capital in Mexi-
CO." he said. but only clearly to es-
tablish that foreign interests wishing
to make investments in good faith in
Mexican corporations must comply
with the laws regulating them"
Evening star., 1925-11-17
Shoe Workers on Strike.

QUEBEC, November II R.-The
Catholic National Unions of Shoe
Workers have gone on strike. Fifteen
factories are affected. The trouble is
due to announcement made by the
manufacturers recently that after No
vember s. they would have the abso.
lutte right to exercise control over the
workmen, and that 10 hours should
constitute a days work in all factories.
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NUNS"

in every shade. Specimen blooms
perfected by GUIDE, 1912 F, 1902 Conn.
ave.-Advertisement.
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Given Army Commissions.

Gerald S. Radley, 1474 Columbia
road. has been appointed a second
lieutenant in the Army Quartermas-
ter Corps and Edward a. Swenden-
borg, Office of the director of the Mint.
Treasury Department. A second lieu
tenant in the Chemical Warfare Serv-
Ice. both in the Officers Reserve Corps
of the Army.
Evening star., 1925-11-17
MISSING MAN SUICIDE.
Body of Hagerstown Salesman
Found Man gled bY Train.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. November
17-The body of Chester \. Wickham.
As, a salesman who disappeared While
on a hunting trip, was found yester-
day.
The authorities declare Wiekham
had committed suicide by laying be
side the tracks of the Western Mary
land Railroad. near here, and permit
ting train to pass over him, sever
ing his head. He had been melan-
choly for some weeks due to illness.
Years ago Wickham's father disap-
peared While hunting and was never
heard from.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

9sliaf ssss(ytft o. ElaG4sts tl1es a S25
& production 0f the Yale eDT6nnatie
Association which will be pre-
sented at the yNafdrnaIi Park
Theater, saturday aftetnOn and
night, Is one Of the finest under
graduate dramatic productions at.
tempted In recent years by the
organization is evidenced In the
praise which the association las
received why're It has presented.
"Out O. Luck prior to its Wash
ington appearance.
sfOut. 81 Luck, which was
written for. the Yale organic ton
BY Tom Cushing. Yale, 1902: all-
thor 81 Laugh, Clown Laugh 8
and other successes Wa IRE
scented for the first time On q ny.
stage in Bridgeport Conn. last
Thursday. The audience cheered
the underg uaSes adtots Upon
the completion Of their peEforrl1-
ance.
After the New York appear.
ance Friday An the ballroom Of
the Plaza Hotel, Grant Mitchell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
YAIyE DRAMA COMEDY
SATURDAY NIGHT

prominent actor and star Of One
of the: Icanailx d i which will open
shortly in New York. declared at
the close of the performance that
h Out q Luck & was the best un-
dergraduate dramatic production
he had ever seen.
The work Of the men IN the
cast was perfect, Mr. Mitchell.
said: and the entire perform
allce 50 tar ec1ipsed the average
student effort, as to border upon
the professional.
James Forbes, author 3f he
Famous Mrs. Fair and Young
Blood, II characterized the pro-
duction as bully show splen-
didly done 1t was all so very
real, he said, that II took me
back to the days when I was
bver there. enjoyed It inl-
mems III The author has caught
the very spirit ..of the American
youth and has placed It In the
hands Of American youths. pro
ducing an irresistible cOnilinas
ffon.
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L.angdon's Choice

Alice Calhoun win be HARRY
,I.angdon's leading lazy II his first
feature length comedys for First
National pictures. s
After two months sc AT e p
through Hollywood, Langdon found
Miss calhoun to be Ideally suited
to the role he had mapped .out in
his story.
In. addition. to the fair Alice,
Langdon has secured. the services
of Edwards Davis. Carlton Crit
fin and Tom Murray OrT1mports
ant parts:
Harry Edwards. who has direct
ed Langdons in many 81 his short
er lengtA pictures rs IND charge Of
direction 0f.this first vehicle. under
the new First National contract.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
N. Y: Harmonic

/ The second concert of the series
given by the New York Phiihar.
monte Orchestra will be at the
National Theater, Tuesday; JAM
uary 5, at 4:30.
The program selected by Mr..
Mengelberg for the occasion
promises much in varsity Of
melodious compositions, The I'm
finished symphony in B Minor, Z"
by Franz Shubert, is always an
added attraction to a program,
and with Beethoven's overture,
"Ienore':: tone poem. by
Strauss, and Goldmark's "A Ne
gro Rhapsody" the patrons are
assured of more than the usual
treat given by this famous or
ganization.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
Bebe ! Biz Chance

Bebe Daniels Will be launched
by Paramount as the supreme
comedienne sof the screen at the
head of her own producing unit
and With unlimited resources to
make super-comedy features, ac-
cording rs long term agree
ment announced by. Jesse i.
Lasky. Signing OF this document
completes plans long entertained
to provide Miss Daniels with
facilities for the full expression
or her gift for comedy.
Miss BreWster's Millions win
be the first Of the vivacious
young stars pictures under the
new policy. III will be directed
BY Clarence Badger.
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Dough-Getters

>The Duncan Sisters, in addi-
ton to being star condolences,
are known to be keen business
women. They are the sole own
ers of '"Topsy and Eva which
they will present at the National
next week. They conduct their
own music publishing company,
and are partners with their
brother in a big automobile &C
cessOrV concern in Chicago
Their domestic side is also highly
developed, and they own hand
some residence in White Plains.
New York.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
WHAT THE NEW
FILMS WILL
REVEAL
COLUAFBIABetty Bronson in


j. III. Barrie,s famous piece, "a
kiss III Cinderella. f. the new
attraction at the CoIuubia begin
ming Monday rom Moore and
tEsther Ralston are III support,
with Herbert Bremen directing.
A little servant gari, ynnpa-
tletic policeman and, sIos ordinary
folks become princes and prin-
cesses and the world q great
lovely glass house. Supplements
win round out.
PALACE Norma Shearer Lew
Cody, willard Lewis and others
are in Metro oIdwyn,s Ills sec.
retary,u BIZ the same man who
wrote The Midshipman CONS
ing into the Palace for the new
week. NOrnas steno who
BY dexterous work on 81 trip
to Washington opens q romance
with the unmarried member OF her
firm, slrns tables on certain
people and makes, altogether,
grand success Of things. Also
shorter features.
METROPOLITAN Colleen.
Moore III We Moderns, at the
II Metropoi itails beginning Sunday.
This is from the stage story
by Israel ZangwiIl, which had
Its premiere ct the National
Theater story Of youngsters
ana oIdsters, slightly different
from the usual younger gen
GRAFTON theme. Jack AIulhalI,
( Claude GillingWater, Cleve Moore
tCOIleen's brOther). and others in
support Rounding out, 8 Bobby
Vernon comedy, news survey
and special music.
RIAIaTO- Reginald Denny, aim
ing for repute ~ the screens
happiest 3arceur, Is to be seen
next week at the Rialto in
Where Am melange Of
funny situations which no title
could adequately explain. Ches-
ter ConkIin. Lee Moran, Marian
Nixon, Pauline GarOn and Ty-
rome Power in support Some
cast. Tots III Toyland win be
tn presentation, introducing
washington yo un gsters Also
short reels.
AMBASSADOR Colleen Moore in
We Moderns'' VIII be the film
star the first three days 81 next
week at CrandalI's Ambassador,
with Bobbv Vernon IN slippery
Feet for company. Later book
ings are: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Won Stroheim,s THE Merry
Widow. featuring Mae Murray,
John Gilbert and Roy darcy: New
Year Day. Marie Provost IN
Bodied Hair and Our Gang"
IN Good Cheer Saturday. Tom
Mix in The Everlasting Whis-
per-. Ldge Conley IN spotlight
Screen Snapshots and chapter
play
TIVOElI-The Merry widow, &
with John Gilbert Mae MURRAY
and Row darcy. viii be shown
at Crandall,s TivOn the first three
days Of next week and later book.
ings include: Wednesday and
Thursday. COrrinne Griffith In
Classified: Lloyd Hamilton in
Movies. and Topics; New Year
Day. Monte Blue in Red Hot
Tires" Our Gang in Good
Cheer. and Pathe Review: sat
urday. Bessie Love in New
Broomst' Sennetta "a sweet
Pickle. and Lyman Howe Hodge
Podge.
CENERAI-aarTy Carey, in aThe
Man from Red Gulch' viii be
the film star at Crandal1's Cen.
trail next Sunday and Monday.
with Our Gang" in Mary, Queen
Of Tots. Topics and Pathe Re-
Review added. Following Tues
day and Wednesday, THE Lost
World" and Aesop Fable; Thurs
day. New Bro0mas, Walter Hers
in HHod Doggis.' and Spotlight;
Friday. Reginald Denny In Cali
fornia Strraigl1t Ahead' and Sen
nett.s Rainy Knight: saturday.
DOROTHY I PHILIPPE in without
Mercy and Sennett's Hurry.
Doctor. =
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His Start

Fred Stanley, who was prOA
NOTED from publicity men to
business manager of First Ma
tionaFs Men OF Steel" unit now
making this big steel special in
Birmingham. Ala, started his
career as lawyers clerk in
London.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

GAYETY-"F Fashion Parade is
the title of the company occupy
ing the Gayety next week. & B.
Hamp, who is known by ali bur-
lesque fans, is featured with Cert
rude Beck. Particularly heavy in
the melody department this show
is supposed to be.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
Gayety Party

Manager Ira La Motto, OF the
0ayety. announces a special mid
night show at the Gayety on New
Year Eve, beginning promptly at
IL o'clock. This midnight show
will be exactly the same as the
regular S:15 performance, and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24

MUTUALs-Whiz Bang Girls.
with Billy Gilbert as chief comic,
come to the Mutual Theater for
the new week, beginning next
Sunday. Sue Milford, Larry Fran
els. and Frances Valentine. ARE
other principals. Songs, dancing.
comedy and beauty. says the ad-
vance report.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-24
WARDMAN PARK THHATEK

WARDMAN PAEtk THElATEEk
For the new week beginning
Monday, the Thomas Herbert
Stock Company will offer The
Devil in which George Arliss
registered sensational hit.
Parker FennelIy, Ruth Harrison
and Robert Clear will do the
principal roles.