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Dr. and Frank Park had with
them over Sunday Carr Smith
and other friends, The DR., says
there is lots doing down our way.
For one thing we are putting n
brand new dress on the house in
the way Of n cont Of paint. 1t viii
look elegant too,
There was n jolly bunch Of
friends from Seattle, MesSrs. Horn
TauGen, Hem liaugcn with their
families and Mr., and Mrs. Abe
Abrahamson. Baskets and bags
full of all sorts of nice things TO
eat gathercd at Grandma Abra.
hamson's last Sunday. Albert
taking her and Arvill in his fliv-
yer about 2 p. m, motorcd down
TO tho nice picnic grounds at Ell.
isrort, That they had a royal
feast and delightful afternoon goes
without saying.
Mrs. G, A. Rcnouf enjoyed u
very pleasant visit from Mrs,
Frost OF Lisabcula last Sunday,
The LoganbcrrieS on their ranch
are ripcning early this season,
Picked two gallons last Monday.
c. A. Rcnouf sent his first ripe
Tomatoes from his greenhouse
Monday. Has fine crop Of them
this year.
The Vashon movies drew quite
a bunch of Coveites last Satur-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
sier and June, A. l.. HotchlSin and
family with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Moore. Trip fine, and the show
was much enjoyed.
Uncle Joe Raisbeck, the wand
crer, has reached home in fine
shape ten days ago. Said he was
going over to the city but he kept
on going until he landed at his
daughters, Mrs. Hall of Snoho-
mish. Joe was having such a great
time he forgot all about his island
folks. His granddaughter, Mary
and Phyllis Hall took him in the
flivvcr all over the city, around
the fine country, many beautiful
homes and farms. Snohomish
much improved. A new theatre
since last there. His long absence
alarmed his daughter, Mrs. Whit.
emore, fearing some accident or
sickness had befallen him phoned,
Joe looks pretty guilty but Gosh
darn it." he says, 81 had such a
bully time, didn't think the folks
would worry,
Mrs. Capt. McC!mton with
Douglas as chaperon, took his
Aunt, Mrs. Wilson and children
as far as Lilliwaup where they
were met by Mr.. Wilson, her
mother and father of Port Angeles,
Coming home they missed the fer
~ by ten minutes. Not a very
pleasant hours wait for the next
one. Miss Helen says she killed
time drinking pop and eating pea
nuts.
John Dahl, the old beachcomb-
er at Pages Landing had a royal
feast last Monday, June Is, his So
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Evening star., 1925-11-25
KEITH'S-Adelaide Hughes.

Adelaide Hughes, who for many sea-
sons has thrilled vaudeville with her
partner, Stanley Hughes, returns to
b. +. Keith's Theater next week.
minus her partner and starring in an
intimate interview created, written
and staged by j. Hughes, with orig
inal music by Hal Dyson and lyrics
by j. ]. Hughes, and with Benny and
Western in what Is said to be the
cleverest dance presentation in vaude-
vile.
frankie Heath, pert and pleasing
singing comedienne, will be featured
in a quartet Of song stories by Harry
Breen. and Fred Ardath, King of
Hokum." will appear with Earl Hall
and Grace Osborne in Members Of
the Same Club
Others include Miss Ethel Hook, a
famous contralto and prima donna Of
the English variety stage. IN songs
from her repertoire; Claire Vincent, in
a novel bit Of entertainment. AN
Etching From Life; Carr Lynn in
Something Original; Sun Fong Lin
and company, Chinese wonder work
ers, and the Four Ortons, with an un-
usual wire act.
Three shows will be given Thanks
giving day, Thursday, at 2:15, SIS and
SIS pm.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
LOUIS GRAVEURE-December 3.
Guild Theater Offerings.

An interesting program of short
plays was presented last evening at
the Guild Theater, 1414 street north
west.
AT Dawn" by Dorothy Potter Ben
edict, was the first, depicting in quite
an unusual manner the court martial
Of a young doughboy in the late war
Thomas Haggerty, playing that part,
created a depressed atmosphere sue
cessfully by developing an intense
fear Of death. The situation was
brought to an emotional climax when
Miss Ruth Harrison, playing the part
of mother. collapses from grief as her
son receives the death penalty. 9th
ers in the cast who were adequate to
requirements were Ben Cain and Par
ker Fennelly.
1.-The Spider" by Charles David
Hayes, a Washingtonian, was greeted
cordially owing to it's clever lines of
humor with which Mr.. Ben Cain, play.
ing Van Ess, scored a number of
hearty chuckles from his audience.
The theme Of this work is the psy-
Geological power of suggestion, which
results in a confusion of circum
stances characteristic of those of any
detective story. Miss Zamah Bigelow
did we'll in the role of Mrs. Duncan
and Ralph Rowley, as Chief Day, COM
pleted the cast.
The rendition of "Cn Deux Lien, :"
or Tender Ties" by Miss Virginia
Dudley. was preparatory for THE
Perfume of the Rose" a one-act re-
production of French Revolution char
acters, in which Parker Fennelly and
Mrs. Cecil Anne Cain deserve a gen.
erous amount of commendation for
earnest effort. In concluding their
act, Mr.. Fennelly as a marquis and
Mrs. Cain as a marchioness leave the
thought that although years have sep
arated true love, the spark of devo-
ton never dies. Thomas Herbert, as
a gaoler, completed the cast in this
n1ay
Evening star., 1925-11-25
RIALTO-"The Wheel"

THE Wheel" made from wincnell
Smiths play. which was produced on
the stage by John Golden, will be the
screen attraction at the Rialto neyt
week.
1t relates a heart-stirring story of
the evils of gambling and concerns
chiefly Ted Morton, whose inherent in.
cllnat1on to play games of chance
nearly causes the loss of everything
he holds dear.
Kate O'Hara. his fiancee and later
his wife, is caught in the web of a
crafty gambler who tries to ruin Nor.
ton and win the girl for himself.
through many intrigues these two
figures combat the whirlpool of the
gamblers Vaccinations.
In the cast are Harrison Ford, the
male lead; Claire Adams, opposite
him; Mahlon Hamilton, the gam
bier; Margaret Livingston, the gay
charmer; David Terrence, George
Harris and Clara Horton.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
OI&k

Sunday and Monday, Betty Comp
son and Ricardo CorteZ in THE Pony
Express" and AesOp Fable; Tuesday.
Pola Ncsri in Flower Of Night ana
Carter DE Haven i'm Hot SheiEs";
Wednesday, Irene Rich in The Wife
Who Wasn't Wanted" aud Jolvua
Ralston in "Nhistling Lions. Thurs
day. AIadge Bellamy and N 81 PITTS
in Thunder Mountain" ana Comadv.
Who's Which, Friday, Larry Scmon
in THE Wizard Of OF" and Spat Fam
iiy in Wild Papa. Saturday. Matt
Moore ~ His Majesty Bunker Bean
Felix cartoon comedy ana The hca
Of Spades" No g.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
STRAND-EarI Lindsay's Revue.

A music dance revue in seven elabo-
rate scenes will head next weeks
program at the Strand Theater. It
is known as Earl Lindsay's revue and
includes in it's cast Virginia Franck,
Phelps Twins, Thomas Manahan, Mar
jorie Lane, Dorothy Markley, Adelaine
Thorn. Hilda Barnum and Mary Lee
Reed. A whirl of music, dances and
songs set in a lavish style is
promised.
The added feature will be Lew
Cooper, the black-face comedian, in
his comedy song and story act, "a
knight in the Temple of Fun
Others will include Charles and
Grace Keating in "Huckleberry Finn"
Dora Vaughan in THE Barrymores
and Me-" by Harry Ruskin and Dave
.Stamper, with Murry Pullman at the
piano, and Turner Brothers in their
acrobatic dance number, Variety
Capcrs."
The photoplay is romantic drama,
THE Wrongdoers. with Lionel Bar
rymore as the star, and an outstand-
ing feature of which is a thrilling
episode termed The Million-Dollar
Jewel Dance by Helen Macfadden
Evening star., 1925-11-25
PALACE@"Irish Luck"

Thomas Meighan, supported by Lois
Wilson and other cinema notables, Is
announced by Loew's Palace for next
week in Irish Luck" based on Nor
man Venner's magazine story, AN
Imperfect Imposter." and filmed en-
tirely in Ireland against background
Of natural beauty that includes the
Lakes of Killarney. historic castles
and abbeys and modern Dublin.
Victor Herman directed this picture
for Paramount, which brings Mr..
Meighan to the screen as a New York
traffic cop who wins a newspaper
popularity contest and a trip to Ire
land, Is defrauded of his funds en-
route and lands in Dublin practically
penniless. An amazing likeness to a
certain nobleman not only eases his
financial stress, but enables him to
outwit a set Of conspirators who are
plotting to loot an estate and to win
a beautiful girl.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
EARLE-StaffOrd Pemberton Dancers

Next week the chief attraction at the
Earle Theater will be the Stafford
Pemberton Dancers, including Nina
Hayes, Eleanora Peake, Dorothy Daye
and Jeanette Helbig, in a terpsicho-
rean novelty, specially costumed, light
ed and staged.
The added attraction will, be the
Paramount Quintet, five solo voices in
a series of operate arias, specially
staged.
Others will be the Three Alex, equi-
librists, in unusual feats Of strength
and skin, with a vein of comedy: Joe
Bennett, eccentric dancer, formerly
featured with the George White Scan
dals," and Hugh Mccormick and Grace
Wallace in THE Little Red School
house." founded upon ventriloquism.
The picture feature will be New
Brooms." William De Miles produc-
ton for Paramount of the play by
Frank Craven. with Bessie Love, Neil
Hamilton and Phyllis Haver in the
cast.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
Will Rogers, De Reszka Singers
SATURDAY..

Will Rogers. cowboy humorist, for
mer star of the Ziegfeld "Follies," will
make his formal bow to Washington
as a concert attraction at the Wash
ington Auditorium Saturday evening
at $50 o'clock in a joint recital with
the American quartet, the De Reszke
Singers, under the management OF
Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
Mr.. Rogers will make two appear
ances. Offering eXtemporaneous views
on men and affairs. The first '1ec-
ture," as Rogers calls his talks. Is en-.
titled "All I Know Is What I Read
Evening star., 1925-11-25
METROPOLITAN-"The Man on the
ROx"

Sgd Chaplin, star of "Charley's
Aunt" will be seen at Crandall's Metro.
politan Theater next week in another
feature-length comedy, that holds all
sorts Of long-distance laugh records.
THE Man on the Box" Warner Broth
ers' film version of the novel and
stage hit of the same name by Harold
McGrath. Henry E. Dixey made this
subjects one Of the delights Of the stage
The camera rendition Of the famous
story Of rich young man who sal
wages a precious love and a valuable
invention by impersonating first a cab
man and then a.French maid Is said
to be even more funny than the stage
comedy.
1t is planned to present a distinct
orchestral novelty preliminary to the
presentations Of 1.-The Man on the
Box, In which popular members of
the "Crandall Saturday Nighters" will
appear.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
A NJ u Sc NJ E N T S
AUDITORIUM-"Romeo and Juliet

AUDITORIUM-'Ro and Juliet"
Romeo and Juliet" the second of
the five operas to be given by the
Washington Opera Company. will be
sung Monday night in the Audito-
rum at 8:l5 o'clock. -~.-.
An exceptionally fine cast has been
assembled by General Director Ed
Guard Albion for this opera, including
the Greek soprano, Thalia Sabanieva,
and the American tenor, Ralph Err
role.
Sabanieva, who will sing Juliet, Is
prima donna Of the Metropolitan
Opera Company. Errolle is also Of
the Metropolitan.
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, Wash
ington basso, will sing the part Of
Friar Laurence; Mercutio will be sung
by Ivan Ivantzoff, Russian baritone;
Marguerite Moore, young soprano of
the Metropolitan, who began her
study of music in this city, will sing
the part of Stephano. and other parts
will be sung by members Of the Wash
ington and Metropolitan Opera Com
panies.
jacques Samassoud Of the National
Academy Of Opera will conduct and
Noes Zaltin, also Of the academy, will
direct the chorus.
The box office is at the Jordan
Piano Company, Thirteenth and q
streets northwest.
NATIONAI-"Seven Heaven"
Life and love in an obscure corner
of Paris will be on view at the Ma
tional Theater next week in Seventh
Heaven" John Golden's play Of three
year popularity in New York and Chi
cago. It's belated Washington engage
ment is for six days only, beginning
Monday night. with matinees We'd
nesday and Saturday.
Anne Forrest, remembered by screen
fans as the lovely Lady Tybar in IF
Winter Comes" will be seen as Diane,
the little taffy-haired waif of the Paris
slums, whose love affair with Chico,
staggering young street washer. pro-
vides the play with its principal ro-
mantle theme. Louis barclay. said
to be an ideal Chico. is a Belgian,
trained on the Paris stage. Others are
Grace Menken, Remy Carpen. John
w. Ransone. w. II. Post, Charles
Gotthold and Isabel West.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
SAVOY.

Sunday, Edmund Lowe in THE
Winding Stair" and Constance Darling
in TOO Much Mother-in-Law" Mon
day, Charles Ray in Some Pun 'kins''
and Carter De Haven in Hot Sheiks''
Tuesday. Gloria Swanson in THE
Coast of Folly" and Walter HERS in
"Off His Beat; Wednesday. Betty
Compson in New Lives for Old" and
Sennett's "Sneezing Beezers"; Thurs
day, Gladys Hulette and Henry b.
Walthall In "On the Threshold" and
Lige Conley in Pleasure Bound;
Friday, Richard Dix in 1.-The Lucky
Devil and Johnny Arthur in The
Tourist; Saturday, Jack HoXie in
Evening star., 1925-11-25
AMBASSADOR-'"The Man on the
Box"

Sydney Chaplin, supported by David
Butler, Alice Calhoun, Helene Costello,
E. J. Ratcliffe, Charles F. Reisner and
Charles Gerard. will be seen in
Warner Brothers production, THE
Man on the Box" at Crandall's Am.
bassador Theater the first three davs
Of next week, beginning Sunday. 1t is
a companion comedy to "Charley's
Aunt" Syd's last vehicle. and was
adapted from the novel and stage play
by Harold McGrath. An Aesop Fable,
other short reels and pipe organ music
will be added.
Wednesday and Thursday, "The Un.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
A GREEK HOUDINI.

Marios PotZairon. a Greek Houdini,
claimed to Surpass even the great
Thurston, and who does the most re-
markable things in the way of meta
morphosis and Illusions but who can
not speak a word of English, is an
nounced for an exhibition of his
powers at Immaculate Hall Thursday
Nening at s o'clock
Evening star., 1925-11-25
GAYETY-"ModeIs and Thrills"

The attraction at the Gayety Thea
ter next week will be Peck and Jar
boe'S offering, Models and Thrills"
with a large delegation of beautiful
girls and clever principals. Originality
in comedy methods is promised by
Dody Hurl, Charles Marshall and
Charles La Vine. The leading man
will be James Francis. Fred and Mar
Jorie Dale and John Quigg will Of
fer vaudeville specialties and the
chorus of IS singing and dancing girls
will be led in colorful numbers by
Miss Dale. Evelyn Whitney and Rae
Anse This production is presented, as
stated above by Peck and Jarboe, both
being former managers of the Gayety
Theater here. and it is their initial
effort in producing a show that en-
bodies their combined ideas of what
8 good show should be.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
PRINCESS.

Sunday and Monday, Tom Mix in
'"The Lucky Horseshoe" Mack Sen
nett comedy. "Skinners in Elk" and
Aesop's Fables; Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, Madge Bellamy in The
Iron Horse" and comedy; Friday.
Richard Dix in The Lucky Devil, -
Pacemakers in Meet Me Again" and
News Reel: Saturday, Richard Tai
madge in THE Isle Of Hope" Stan
Laurel in 1.-THE Sleuth" and episode
nine, Secret Service Sanders"
Evening star., 1925-11-25
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Anna Q. Nils
son, Ben Lyon, Viola Dana and Hobart
Bosworth in winds of Chance" and
Aesop Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Lon CLANCY, Mary Philbin and Nor
man Kerry in The Phantom of the
Opera" and Felix cartoon comedy;
Thursday, Lowell Sherman in Satan
in Sables" and Jimmie Adams in BE
Careful; Friday. Edmund Lowe In
THE Winding Stair" and Mack Sen
nett's 1.-THE Iron Nag: Saturday. Matt
Moore in His Majesty Bunker Bean,"
Jobyna Ralston in "Whistling Lions"
and 1.-The Ace Of Spades" No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
MUTUAI-"Hey HO."

Hey Ho" will be next weeks at
traction at the Mutual Theater.
Al Golden is the featured comedian.
The supporting company includes Har-
ry Stratton, Mildred CroZierre, George
Levy, Bette Abbott, Raymond and
Irving, Babe Bradley and Grace Phil
lips and d chorus beautiful.
Evening star., 1925-11-25

also local talent night; Saturday, Matt
Moore and Dorothy Devore in How
Baxter Butted In Jimmy Aubrey in
Lame Brains" and fifth chapter Of
"Perils CT the Wild" Shows contin-
uous on Saturdays from and on
Sundays from pm)
Evening star., 1925-11-25
COLUMBIA - "The Merry Widow +,
Probably.

Erich Won Stroheim's production of
The Merry Widow" with Mae Muir
ray and John Gilbert as its stars. Is
doing such excellent BUSINESS at
Loew's Columbia that 1t is likely to
be continued for a third week. al.
though the management has not made
definite announcement to that effect
If. however. THE Merry Widow is
not so continued the Rudolph Valen-
tino picture, ''The Eagle" will s,1c.
ceed 1t.
Evening star., 1925-11-25

and Boatner, funny comedians, with
Genne Jones, empress of jazz, and
her band, and some clever singers and
dancers, who share honors with
George Williams, an eccentric dancer.
A midnight show Is announced for
Friday.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, Sydney Chap
lin in "Charley's Aunt" Aesop's
Fables and News Events; Tuesday.
Eleanor Boardman, Lew Cody and
Renee Adoree, Exchange Of Wives;
Rem Turpin, "The Reel Virginian";
Wednesday and Thursday. Pola Negri
In "Flower of the Night" Our Gang
Evening star., 1925-11-25
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Lon CLANCY.
Mary Philhin and Norman Kerry in
"The Phantom Of the Opera and Fe-
lix cartoon comedy; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Betty Compson and Ricardo
CorteZ In THE Pony Express" and
Aesop Fable: Thursday, Pola Negri In
Flower of Night" and Lige Conley
in Spotlight; Friday, Madge Bel
lamy and Ia Su Pitts in Thunder
Mountain" and Jobyna Ralston in
"Whistling Lions; Saturday, Lillian
Rich and Creighton Hale in Seven
Days." Alice Day in Sennett's Tee
for Two" and THE Ace of Spades,
No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
CAROLINA.

Sunday, William Fox's "Lightnin',"
with Jay Hunt, Madge Bellamy; Mon.
day. "The Street of Forgotten Men,"
with Percy Marmont, Mary Brian;
Tuesday, Virginia Valli in "Up the
Ladder; Wednesday, "Daddy's Gone
A'Hunting," with Alice Joyce. Percy
Marmont; Thursday, Irene Rich in
1.-The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted;
Friday, Ramon Navarro in The Mid
shipman"; Saturday, The Light OF
Western Stars" with Jack Holt.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
DUMBARTON.

Sunday, Irene Rich. Constance Ben
nett. Huntley Gordon in my Wife
and T.: Monday, Barbara La Mari.
Thomas Holding In white Monkey;
Tuesday, Lila Lee and Gareth Hughes
in Midnight Girl: Wednesday, Con-
stance Talmadge in Her Sister From
Paris; Thursday, Claire Windsor and
Conway Tearle in Just a Woman;
Friday, June Marlowe and the Won
der dog in Tracked in the Snow
Country; Saturday, William Farnum
In THE Man Hunter"
Evening star., 1925-11-25

Increasing French competition re-
suiting from the decline Of the French
franc has depressed Bc1gium's metal
lurgical and textile markets
Evening star., 1925-11-25
CENTRAI-"The Limited Mail"

Monte Blue and Vera Reynolds will
be seen in Warner Brothers produc-
ton. "The Limited Mail" at Crandall's
Central Theater the first two days of
next week. beginning Sunday. The
action of this thrilling drama of love
and railroading takes place in q pic
turesque mountain country in Colo
RADIO. Supporting roles are played by
Willard Louis. Tom Gallery. Eddie
Gribbon, Otis Harlan and Lydia Yea
mans Titus. Harry Langdon In "Hor-
ace Greedy, Jr.," will also he shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday Pola Negri
Will be the star in Flower Of Night"
an adaptation of the novel by Joseph
Hergesheimer dealing with the Cali
fornia of 1856, with Joseph J. Dow.
ling, Warner GLAND, Eulalie Jensen,
Cesare Gravina and Gustav Won seyf.
fertitz appearing in the stars support,
also Jimmie Adams in BE Caref'-"';;
Thursday and Friday, Warner Ba. .er,
supported by Bessie Love. in "A Son
of His Father" adapted from Harold
Bell Wright's story, together with Car
ter De Haven in Hot Sheiks"; Satur-
day Mary Roberts Rinehart's Seven
Days" with Lillian Rich and Creigh-
ton Hale. supplemented by juvenile
comedy, entitled Baby Blues"
TIVOLI-'The Phantom of the Opera
THE Phantom of the OPERA" the
mammoth Universal production fea-
turing Lon CLANCY, Mary Philbin and
Norma Kerry, will be shown the first
two days of next week at Crandall's
Tivoli Theater, beginning Sunday
The story is an eerie one and the pro-
duction of such majestic nature that
it's startling quality is lent added i'm
preSSivenesS. The comedy stars Jo-
byna Ralston, Harold Lloyd's leading
woman, in ''Whistling Lions
Tuesday and Wednesday Bessie
Love, Warner Baxter, Raymond Hat
ton and Walter McGrail in "a Son of
His Father" adopted from the novel
by Harold Bell Wright and directed by
Victor Fleming, also Lige Conley in
Spotlight" and Topics of the Day:
Thursday and Friday, Exchange of
Wives" with Eleanor Boardman, Lew
Cody, Renee Adoree and Creighton
Hale, directed by Hobart Henley from
Cosmo Hamilton's story. also o.
Henry's "Transients in Arcadia" and
the Pathe Review; Saturday. Rex, the
wild horse, in BLACK Cyclone" sup
ported by Quinn Williams and Kath
leen Collins. The story was written
by Hal Roach, producer of the picture
and owner of Rex, and was directed
by Fred Jackman. Spotlight, Sennett
comedy and chapter play will be
added.
Evening star., 1925-11-25

Riding Thunder" "Our Gang" in
ASK Grandma, Spotlight ana TOP.
les Of the Day"
Evening star., 1925-11-25

written Law" described as a tense
drama Of the present day. featuring
Elaine Hammerstein, supported by
Forrest Stanley, William F. Mong,
Charles Clary and Mary Alden, also
Al St. John in Fair Warming and a
scenic study Of Hamburg: Friday,
Bessie Love and Warner Baxter in
"A Son of His Father" supplemented
by comedy, BE Careful" featuring
Jimmie Adams; Saturday, Lillian Rich
and Creighton Hale in Seven Days."
camera version of the stage play by
Mary Roberts Rinehart, also Mack
Sennett's satire. 1.-The Iron Nag" and
the fifth installment of THE Ace of
Spades" starring William Desmond.
Evening star., 1925-11-25
OLYMPIC

Sunday, "If Marriage Fails" fea.
turing Jacqueline Logan and Give
Brook; Monday, Alma Rubens and
Frank Mayo in "Is Love Everything;
Tuesday, THE Circle" with Eleanor
Boardman; Wednesday, Donald Keith,
Alyce Mills and Lou Tellegen in with
This Ring: Thursday. Jay Hunt and
Madge Bellamy in .'Lightnin' Fri
day, Evelyn Brent in Three Wise
Crooks; Saturday, Douglas MacLean
in Seven Keys to Baldpate"
Evening star., 1925-11-25
CIRCLE.

Tuesday, Mae Busch in Bread;
Wednesday. Betty Blythe in "Chu
Chin Chow: Thursday and Friday,
and 9 pm, Betty Compson, Ricardo
Cortez, Ernst Terrence and Wallace
Beery in 1.-The Pony Express; Sat
urday, Lois Wilson and Warner Bax-
ter in Rugged Waters"
Evening star., 1925-11-25

comedy, Fast Company: News
Events; Friday, Harry Carey. THE
Texas Trail: Mack Sennett's East
of the Water Plug; last chapter,
Secret Service Sanders" Saturday,
Raymond Griffith, Paths to Para
disc; Bulls Eye comedy. "One Wild
Night; eighth chapter. wild West
Evening star., 1925-11-25
PARK.

Sunday and Monday, double bill,
Lew Cody and Eleanor Boardman in
Exchange Of Wives" and Johnny
Hines in 1.-THE Crackerjack." also
Park News Events: Tuesday, Bebe
Daniels and Rod Larocque in "Wild
Wild Susan" Glenn Tryon In Hold
My Baby" Pathe colored review and
gift shoppe; Wednesday and Thurs
day, d. w. Griffith's sally Of the
Sawdust" with Carol Dempster and
l.. c. Fields, also Park News Events;
Friday. double bill. Raymond Grif-
fifth in Hes a Prince" and Laura
La Plante in Dangerous Innocence. :"
Evening star., 1925-11-25
EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday, Aileen Pringle
and Conway Tearle in THE Mystic;
comedy, His New Suit; Tuesday,
Evening star., 1925-11-25
HOME.
HOWARD-"HeIlO. Dixie

The Thanksgiving program at the
Howard Theater this week provides
bill consisting of Charlie Chaplin In
THE Gold Rush" and Hello Dixie"
a fun frolic, headed by Gus Smith