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Evening star., 1925-03-25
A M u Sc M E. N T S
Strand" Seminary
Scandals.

Tommy Allen, popular singing
comedienne in Vivian Chanler Smiths
poppy musical farce, Seminary Scan
dals, will lead the stage attractions
which Manager Sparrow announces
for the Strand Theater next week.
The act is said to be the biggest
laugh hit. now touring the Loew cir
cult.
Sandy Shaw. Scotch comedian, in
songs, jokes and stories, will be an
added feature, and others will include
Mile. Ivy. assisted by Jack De Win
ter. in Dance Darts With Derrick
Swan at the piano; Jim and Betty
Page, otherwise known as the 1.-TWO
Pages of Comedy" in a rib -tickler
and Bernt and partner in an enter
tainment of 'flexibility. grace and
art"
Girls Men Forget" with a cast in
cludfng Patsy Ruth Miller. Johnny
Walker, Shannon Day and Alan Hale,
Will be the photoplay attraction. 1t
is an adaptation of the story, "The
Girl Who Was the Life of the Party"
by Fannie Kilbourue
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Raphael.

Sunday and Monday, Milton Sills
and Nazimova, in Madonna of the
Streets" comedy; Tuesday. Louis >,
Stone, in Husbands and Lovers
comedy. Baby Peggy, In stepping
Some" also amateur contest at
o'clock; Wednesday, ''NeEs1e ected Wom-
en-" Charlie Chase, in Should Hus-
bands Be Watched; Thursday. Shir-
ley Mason, in The Great Diamond
Mystery" comedy; Friday, Claire
Windsor and Lloyd Hughes, in The
Dixie Handicap" comedy; Saturday,
May McAvoy, in The Bedroom Win
dow" comedy, also Ten Scars Make
n Man." No. s.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Central" The perils Of
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FaT1S,

The bill the first two days of next
week at CrandalPs Central Theater
will be headed by THE Perils of
Paris" starring Pearl; White, fol-
lowed by Ben Turpin, in,,"The Wild
Goose Chaser" and completed by The
Voice of the Nightingale" beauti-
full natural-color fantasy depicting
the legend of the nightingale. Tues
day and Wednesday, Corinhe Griffith,
in First Nationals Loves Wilder
ness" supported by Holmes Herbert
Ian Keith and David Terrence, to-
gether with AL st. Gobn. in Love
mania" Thursday and Friday. Eric
Won Stroheim's Greed" version of
Frank Norris story. "McTeague," the
leading roles played by Gibson Cow
land. ZaSu Pitts, Jean Hersholt, Dale
Fuller and Chester Conklfn and hosts
of others; also Earl Hurds cartoon
comedy. He Who Gets Socked." Sat
Grday, ''Inez from Hollywood a firse
National attraction, featuring Anna
@. Nilsson, Lewis S. Stone and Mary
Astor. and Lige Conley. i'm "Step
Lightly,N supported by Peg ONeil
and { brace of bloodhounds.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Columbia-"T The Goose
Hangs High"

''The Goose Hangs High the
Comedy drama by Lewis Beach, sue
cessfufly produced by the Dramatists'
Theater on Broadway, has reached
the screen in a Paramount produc-
tion by James Cruze and will be seen
at Loew's Columbia next week
The cast includes Constance Ben
nett, Myrtle Stedman, George Irving,
Esther Ralston, William r. Otis, jr.,
and Gertrude Claire.
The story reveals the struggles of a
father and a mother on a moderate
salary to send their children through
college and the apparent indifference
of the children to such sacrifice until
the father meets with reverses and a
financial crash is impending. In this
moment of disaster the supposedly
irresponsible children flock to their
fathers support and new under
standing dawns on parents and chill
dren.
new Walter HERS comedy, "A
Roaring Romeo; the Interna tional
News pictures and orchestral contri-
buttons will be added features.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Rialto-Capt. Nungesser,
the Famous Ace.

Capt. Charles Nungesser, the fa-
nous French ace, intrepid hero of the
World War. comes to the Rialto Thea
ter next week in person and in con-
nection with The Sky Raider" an
Encore picture, in which he is starred
with Jacqueline Logan. In connection
with the showing of The Sky Raider
Capt. Nungesser will appear in per-
son during the entire week.
AS written by Jack Lait expressly
for Nungesser, THE Sky Raider"
shows romantic and thrilling cpl
sodes from the real life of the world S
greatest living ace.
The action of the early scenes takes
place in France. but most of the
locale is the United States, where the
villain, after tangling two romances,
commits the first air mail robbery in
history. but is brought to earth in
a thrilling manner by Capt. Nunges-
ser.
The Guarneri Brothers, who are ap-
pearing this week in novelty musi-
cal presentation. of III Trovatore,' -
will remain and next week present
Faust"
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Belasco-" "Mismates."

Myron C. Pagan has selected Wash
ington for the initial performances
Of his new drama "Mismates," which
will open at the sShnhert, ,Belasco
Theater next Monday. IT'S New York
opening at the Times Suuare Theater
is scheduled for Monday. April 13.
Mr.. Fagan. whose particular skill
as dramatist has been shown in Two
Strangers from Nowhere" Thumbs
Down." For the Defense" etc, feels
quite sure that "Mismates" is the best
play he has ever written. The spec
tator cannot fail to get a real thrill
from this play, for it is real melo-
drama.
A real playing company will in
clude Minor watson, who scored in
Two Married Men; c. Henry Gordon,
Beatrice Nichols. Mary Daniel, Fred
Tiden, who created the role opposite
Holbrook Blinn in The Bad Man;
Fred Howard. Leona Hogarth, Joan
Shaw. Edward Power, Harold Salter
and Master Edwin Mills.
The production has been staged and
directed by RolIo Lloyd.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Takoma.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt
Ernest Terrence and Lois Wilson. in
North of So; Pathe news; comedy;
three shows Sunday, at 5, Z, 9; Tues
day and Wednesday. Gloria Swan
SON, in 'W ages OF Virtue; comedy,
Fool Proof; Thursday Doris Ken
yon. in "If / Marry Again; comedy,
Big Moments; Friday. Julia Mar
lowe and Beverly Bayne, in The
Tenth Woman; Aesops Fables:
''Galloping Hoofs," No. 10; comedy;
Saturday matinee and evening, Jack
Pickford, in THE Hill Billy: Aesops
Fables; Riders of the Plains" No.
+; comedy.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Poll "Mercenary Mary.

J.. Lawrence Weber's newest musi-
cal comedy, "Mercenary Mary" will
open a weeks engagement at Polls
Theater. starting Sunday night; Allen
Kearns, a favorite with Washington
audiences, will be seen, together with
a Broadway cast, including Myra
Hampton, Madeleine Fairbanks, John
Boles and Nellie Breen. The produc-
ton was staged by William B. Fried
lander and is said to eclipse his for
mer efforts, Little Jessie James" and
Moonlight
The Ambassadors an exclusive,
dance orchestra, is a part of the at
traction and will play the musical
score. Another feature of "Mercenary
Mary is the chorus of twenty-four
handsomely gowned in style creations.
:Mercenary Mary tells story of
comedy situations to the rhythm of
jazz. The efforts of Mary to COM
promise herself so that her husband
may win a divorce and become heir
to a fortune lead up to the comedy.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Metropolitan-"Th The Kid" "

Next week at CrandalIs Metropoli-
tan Theater. the chief attraction will
be Charles Chaplain's production of
The Kid in which Jackie Coogan
made his debut upon the screen This
subject has been shown at the Metro
politan before, but this is said to be
the first time in the history of the
Metropolitan that d return engage
ment has ever been booked Lloyd
Hamilton's two-reel absurdity, Half
a Hero; the Metropolitan world sur
vey, a beautiful scenic subject and
the customary musical establishment
by the Metropolitan Orchestra will
complete the bill-and a two-piano
offering by Milton Day and Emil
Smith.
The Kid" is unique. 1t presents
six reels of hilarious clowning com
bined with frequent flashes of ex-
quisite pathos. The slip of a girl
known as Lita Grey, now Mrs. Chap
lin, appears as the wicked angel who
attempts to vamp Charlie in the
dream scene in which he thinks he
is in Heaven.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Ambassador" The Kid. =

A return engagement ofthree days,
beginning Sunday, of Charles Chaplin
and Jackie Coogan, iness.The Kid"
First Nationals featufAsteugfh COM
edy, is announced for Craadall's Am
bassador Theater. together With add
ed short reels, with pipe organ ac-
compartment and solo interludes.
Wednesday and Thursday, Excuse
Me" Metro -Goldwyn's version of
Rupert Hughes farce, with Norma
Shearer, Conrad Nagel, Renee Adoree.
Walter HERS and JohnsBolesF in the
cast and Harry Langdon in Sennett's
Feet ofsMud." Friday, o. w. Grif
fith's production of America" adapt
ed from the story by Robert w.
Chambers, with a cast led by Carol
Dempster; also Earl Hukd's cartoon
comedy, "Broadcasting.I Saturday,
Charles Ray. in -"DynarSites Smith"
supplemented by Walter Hfers, lin
Good Spirits and Idaho No, 4. =
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Savoy.

Sunday, Buck Jones, in Winner
Takes All" and comedy. Up on the
Farm: Monday, Pearl White, in
THE Perils of Paris,' and comedy,
Her Daily Dozen; Tuesday. Mae
Busch. in The Woman Who Sinned,
and Harry Langdon, i'm All Night
Long" Wednesday, Lefty" Flynn.
in THE Millionaire COWBOY" Al st.
John, in "Lovemania," and Hodge
Podge; Thursday. Reed Howes. in
lightning Romance" our Gang, in
Every Man for Himself" and Pathe
Review; Friday. Bob Custer, in ''Trig-
ger Fingers" Baby Peggy, in Jack
and the Beanstalk," and Screen AL
manac; Saturday, Richard Talmadge.
in. Youth and Adventure" and Sun
shine comedy, Nobody Works But
Father"
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Palace-''Lad of the Night.

Norma Shearer enacts a dual role in
Monta Bells latest production for
Metro Goldwyn, Lady of the Night, -
story by Adele Rogers st. John
which will be the photoplay attrac-
tion at Loew's Palace next week.
Miss Shearer will be seen as a girl
of the streets and also as a beauty
of the smart set. The cast includes
also Malcolm McGregor, George X
Arthur, Dale Fuller and Betty Nor
risey.
The story concerns a young man
first an underworld gambler and later
an industrial inventor, whose am
billions lift him from his sordid sur
rouudings and bring him TO the favor
able attention of a beauty after he
has already won the love of a eirl
of the slums.
Supplementary features will be
Ralph Graves comedy, "Bashful Jim,"
the Pathe news, Topics of the Day
and orchestral contributions.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Princess.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pickford,
in 'Pollyanna"; Harry Langdon, In
Look o. the Foolish" and t. A. Ran
dali, xyIophone soloist: Sunday only,
episode. ., ''Riders of the Plains and
International News reel; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Colleen Moore, In so
Big; Mermaid comedy, Fast and
Furious" and Col. Heeza Liar, IN
Lion Tanner; Tuesday only, surprise
night, conducted by Billy Gee Thurs
day, Helene Chadwick, in "Trouping
With Ellen; Aesops Fables, and
comedy. should Husbands Be
Watched; Friday, amateur night;
Art Mix, in South OF Sante Fee
Fast Steppers. in Shooting Star" and
Stan Laurel, in Mons. Don't Care;
Saturday, AL Wilson, in Air Hawk"
Charles Chaplin. in His Night Out,
and episodeR12. "Riddle Rider
Evening star., 1925-03-25
York.

madge, in The only Woman" and
Walter HERS, in Good Spirits
Tuesday and Wednesday, Alice Terry
Conway Tearle and Wallace Beery, in
The Great Divide and Charlie
Chase, in Should Husbands Be
watched?" Thursday, Elaine Ham
merstein, in THE Foolish Virgin. and
Sennett's Loves Sweet Piffie": Fri
day, Patsy Rutht Miller, in THE Girl
on the Stairs" and Our Gang, in
Every Man for Himself; Saturday
Jack Hoxie, in Fighting Fury,
Sunshine comedy, Dangerous Curves
and Idaho" No. 1, with Crandall-
Hahn children carnival matinee
only.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Philadelphia Orchestra,
March 81.

The T. Arthur Smith, Inc, an
nounces the last concert of the pres
ent season by the Philadelphia Or
chestra at the National Theater
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
Leopold, Stokowski will conduct, and
the soloist will be the famous French
pianist, Alfred Cortot
The following program will be pre-
scented: Symphony in B Flat Major
(Chausson), Concerto No. in {
Minor for Piano and Orchestra
(Saint- Saens), Concerto for Piano
and Orchestra" (Tailleferre), and
"Fete-Dieu a Seville" tAlbeniz).
IT is added by the concert bureau
that renewal subscriptions for next
season should be received not later
than April l.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif-
fifth, in Loves Wilderness" and Lee
Moran, in His High Horse: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Lewis Stone, Mar
guerite De La Motto and Conrad
Nagel, in Cheaper to Marry and
Harry Langdon, in Feet of Mud"
Thursday. Priscilla Dean, in THE
Siren OF Seville" and Jimmie Adams,
in step Fast; Friday. Jack HoXie,
in Fighting Fury" and Sennetts
Loves Sweet Piffle"; Saturday, James
Kirkwood and Madge Bellamy, in Sc
crets of the Night" Ned Sparks, in
Low Tide and Idaho" No. 3.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Enp1re.

Sunday and Monday, Viola Dana, in
Forty Winks"; comedy, Don't
Worry; Topics of the Day., Sunday
only; Tuesday and Wednesday, "The
Passion Play and comedy, "The
Powdered Chicken; Thursday and
Friday, Gloria Swansonrs in wages
of Virtue and comedy, Nobody
Works But Father; special feature
Thursday, Ralph Garrens "Carolin-
ians" in another hot jazz concert at
1880 and pm; Saturday, j. b War
ner, in Horseshoe Luck" and comedy
'No Danger; kiddies' party at matinee
only.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Gayety-"The Golden

Billy Arlington, said to be the high
est salaried comedian in Colum bia
Burlesque Theater, is the featured
comedian of The Golden Crook" next
weeks attraction at the Gayety The
ater
This season marks Arlington's re-
turn to Columbia burlesque after five
years as a headliner on the b. F.
Keith circuit. He will appear with a
cast culled from the ranks of vaude-
vile, musical comedy and burlesque,
surrounded by a lively chorus. As
sisting him will be Cliff Clifford, nut
tramp; Walter La Foye, Eide Mae,
Louise Wright, Carl Taylor. Grille
Knight. Pete Frazier, the Six English
Clifford Sisters in eight vaudeville
acts. Special scenery will be in keep
ing with the demands.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Favorite.l

Sunday, Richard Dix. in "a, Man
Must Live" also Mack Sennett,
"Scaremuch'; Monday. Louis IS. Stone,
in Husbands and Lovers" Fox News,
also amateur contest at s o'clock;
Tuesday, Milton Sills and Nazimova,
in Madonna of the Streets" also
hysterical comedy. "Pocohontas and
John Smith; Wednesday, Agnes
Ayres, in Tomorrow Love, comedy,
also surprise night; Thursday. Shir-
ley Mason, in 'HThe Great Diamond
Mystery" comedy, should Husbands
Be Watched; Friday. Tom Mix, in
1.-The Golden Thought" also "The Co
Getters,," "A Miss in the Dark;
Saturday. Buffalo Bill, jr:, in "Raring
to Co." comedy, also Ten Scars Make
a Man." No. Z.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Mutual-Band Box Revue

A happy combination of merriment,
melody and dancing is to be offered
next week in the Band Box Revue"
at the Mutual Theater, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
The Band Box Revue" has a staff of
principals said to be noteworthy be-
cause of the clean-cut manner in
which they put across their lines and
action. Chief among them are the
Morette Sisters, two talented and
pretty girls.
Ann Darling. Helen Davis. Harry
Meyers and Gus Flagg complete the
cast
Evening star., 1925-03-25
GARVEY CASE REJECTED.
Supreme Court Refuses to Review
Mail Fraud Trial.

The Supreme Court on Monday de-
clined to review the question whether
Marcus Garvey, who called himself 1.-THE
provisional President of Africa
convicted in New York City, violated
the Federal. laws when he used the
mails to promote the sale of stock to
negroes in the Black Star Line, which
he proposed to organize to transport
negroes to Africa.
Garvey is now in Atlanta peniten-
tiary and numerous efforts have been
made by negro organizations to OBJ
tain executive clemency for him.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Park.

Sunday and Monday doors open
Sunday. 2:45 pp). Jack Holt, Lois
Wilson and Noah Beery, in North of
So; Charley Chase. in plain and
Fancy Girls" and Pathe news events;
Tuesday. Agnes Ayers and Pat O'Mal-
ley; in Tomorrow $ Love-; Mack Sem
nett's. 'Lizzies of the Field" and
t''Scenic of Splendor"; w ednesda,y and
Thursday. Viola Dana and Raymond
Griffith, in Forty Winks," and Ben
Turpfn, in Three Foolish Weeks" ;
Friday, Richard Dix and Jacqueline
Logan, in "A Man Must Live, and
Mack Sennett's '.Galloping Bunga-
lows" and Judges cross word reel;
Saturday Tc0ntinuous from p.m-),
Marie Provost and Monte Blue, in
The Lover of Camille; Our Gang
Its a Bear" and William
Desmond and Eileen Sedgwick, In
Chapter 8 of The Riddle Rider.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
President-"Rain.

II is said that future road bookings
Of Rain" have been Cancelled for the
time being and that this play, now in
it's fourth week at the President, Will
continue for fifth week.
Washington. theatergoers, rather
slow to realize that this noted drama
was being presented by an excellent
cast and complete production, are now
said to be buying" in way that
suggests that the 12week run of the
immortal "Abie's Irish Rose" at this
same theater may be equaled, If not
beaten.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, ~ Miles
The Golden Bed" with Rod La
ROGUE and Vera Reynolds: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Corinne Griffith, in
Loves Wilderness" and Jimmie
Adams, in why Hurry; Thursday.
Elaine Hammerstein, in The Foolish
Virgin" Sennett's "Galloping Bunga-
lows" and Murdock's Gift Shop" +;
Friday. Charles Ray, in Dynamite
Smith," and Neal Burns, in Sea
Legs; Saturday, William Desmond. in
The Measure of a Man" Ralph
Graves. in Sennett's "Off His Trolley
and Idaho" No 2
Evening star., 1925-03-25
CHEVY Chase.

Sunday and Monday. Pauline Starke,
Wallace Berry, Willie Collier, jr., and
Claire Adams, in The Devils Cargo" >;
News and Aesop's Fables. Tpesday,
Hope Hampton and Lowell She rqnan.
in Truth About Women; ;. Sunshine
comedy, Masked Marvel"; nature
scenic, THE Royal Chinook" : Wed
nesday and Thursday, Ricardo Certez
and Irene Rich, in This Woman"
Van Bibber comedy, The Race" ;
News and Newspaper Fun. Friday,
Harry Carey, Flaming Forties' I;
Charles Chase, Should Husbands Be
Watched; tenth chapter, Ten Sears
Make a Man. Saturday, Mabel Nor
mand, 1.-THE Extra Girl; hysterical
comedy, "Rembrandt''; third chapter
"Galloping Hoofs.''
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Earle-Vaudeville Road
Show.

A vaudeville road show is an
nounced for the Earle Theater next
week. These, are rare combinations
in vaudeville and are the creation of
circumstance rather than cool calcu-
lating. The combination coming to
the Earle was bill playing in New
York City. The Kelso Brothers head
the unit They appear in four dis
tinct offerings, with the regular play
ers assisting The four acts are
billed as THE Crazy Quilt Revue"
"A Variety of SURPRISES with Billy
De Lisle featured;, Delmar's fighting
lions. an animal act, and "Outside the
Circus" a touch of the life of those
living in the big top.
The photoplay will be THE Cafe
in Cairo" with Priscilla Dean fea-
1lrred, first showing in Washington.
Evening star., 1925-03-25

Rocque. Vera Reynolds. Lillian Rich,
Warner Baxter, Julia Faye and Theo-
dore Kosloff; also Paul Terrys new
Aesop Fables, 'At the Zoo; Thurs
day and Friday, Lewis Stone, Mar
guerite De La Motto and Conrad Ma
gel, in Cheaper to Marry" a Robert
u. Leonard production, adapted from
Samuel Shipman's play; also Lloyd
Hamilton, In Hooked; Saturday.
Priscilla Dean. in The Siren&of Sc
VILE" together with Ned Sparks, in
'LnW Tide" and HIdaho." No. 2.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Tivoli-"E Excuse Me" :"

Norma Shearer. Conrad NageI, Re-
nee Adoree. Walter HERS and John
Boles are in the cast to be seen at
Crandalrs TivoH Theater the first
two days of next week, in Metro
Goldwyn's camera version of Rupert
Hughes farce, Excuse Me-" supple
mented by Mack Sennett's Bull and
Sand" and a new Issue of the Pathe
Review also will be- shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Tivoli
will offer Cecil B. De Miles produc-
tion, THE Golden Bed" adapted from
the novel by Wallace Irwin. in which
principal roles are played by Rod La
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Dumbarton.

Sunday, Patsy Ruth Miller and
Matt Moore, in Fools in the Dark
Monday, Bebe Daniels and Ricardo
Cortez, in Argentine Love-; Tues
day, Thomas Meighan and Virginia
Valli, in THE Confidence Man; Wed
nesday and Thursday, Lois Wilson
and Jack Holt, in North of 36"; Fri
day, Mary Philbin, in Fools High
way; Saturday, Buck Jones, in THE
Trail Rider"
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Oly,rnpic.

Sunday, Rafael Sabatinis Capt
Blood; Monday, Peter Pan; Tues
day and Wednesday, June Marlowe. In
1.-The Tenth Woman; Thursday, 1.-THE
Passion Play" original production as
shown at the Auditorium; Friday
Pauline Starke and Hobart Bosworth
M Hearts of Oak; Saturday, George
O'Briea and Dorothy Mackail, in The
Painted Lady,"
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Carolina.

Sunday and Monday. "The Devil's
Cargo" with Pauline Stark and Wal
lace Berry; Tuesday, Tomorrow
Love-" with Agnes Ayers; Wednesday.
Wife of the Centaur," with Conrad
Nagel; Thursday and Friday. Colleen
Moore, in 80 Big; Saturday, Tom
Mix, in 'The Deadwood Coach.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Leader.

One of the greatest of photoplays will
come to the Leader Theater Saturday,
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday in THE Covered Wagon" a
picture full of historic interest.
thrills. action and romance. The cast
includes Warren Kerrigan, Lois Will
son and Alan Hale. Added attrac-
tions will be ''Galloping. Hoofs'' and
Mutt and jeff comedy.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Rain Brings Apple Pest.
,eeiaI Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, W.. Va, March %
Immediate and generous use OF
spray against apple pest was urged
today upon growers in this belt by
E. C. Sherwood, plant pathologist and
spray-service adviser, because of a
very heavy infestation suddenly de-
veloping on the trees. The infesta-
tion is the heaviest in years, it was
said, aggravated by heavy rains last
week.
Evening star., 1925-03-25
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, Pola Negri, in
Forbidden Paradise; Tuesday. Rich
ard Dix Jacqueline Logan, "A Man
Must Live: Wednesday, Bebe Dan
iels, Miss Bluebeard"; Thursday and
Friday, showing and pm, Norma
Talmadge, in "The Only Woman; !;
Saturday, Jack Hoxie, in Fighting
Fury"
Evening star., 1925-03-25
BUSINESS INsTRUCTIoN

BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.
WANTED-THosE WHO ARE PLANNING
to take Civil Service examinations as clerk
will do well to join special class now forming.
size of class limited. Apply at once. Strayer
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BOYD SHORTHAND Is THE SIMPLEST
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best; touch typing, spelling, Eng, bus letter
writing; grad. in demand; pos. guar. Est. 5
yrs Beyd School. 1885 G. st. NV. II. 2s76.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
Pending for local post office clerks and city
letter carriers. Entrance salary. 81 700. APP
plicstons must be filed by May 13. See !,
C. a. COOK. 945 Pa. Ave
For course of Instruction. NJ. $500. 800
TOUCH TYPEwRITING TAUGHT FOR si5.
ftfteep-lesson course gives you complete
mastery of the typegriter-aIl that any type
writing teacher can give you.
Acquire the technique in the Is lessons
then rent typewriter and work at home for
speed.
Glasses in Landome Fairchild shorthand now
forming. 1t is fast to write and reads like
print.
s-r instruction Day or Evening
THE FAIRCHILD SCHOOL
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Evening star., 1925-03-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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mirrors, art objects. Main S173 \. +. Ar
mold. 1923 G ST. NV.
BOOKS-BOOKS-BOO kinds. Bring
them in or phone about large lots Franklin
h41R Pearlman's Book Shop. a33 G NV
Evening star., 1925-03-25

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