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Buffalo Bill IN Films

a CONSPICUOUS and outstanding
figure in the motion picture world at
this moment is Cathrine Curtis, who
has just re-entered the industry with
dynamic energy that fairly staggered
the conservative and sedate producers
who were her contenders in the effort
to secure the much convicted prize
story of Buffalo Bill's" life.
BY securing the exclusive picture
rights to this exclusive story by Helen
Cody Netmore, sister of Col. William
+. Cody buffalo Bid, Cathrine Cur
tbs is said to have accomplished one
of the cleverest coups in the field of
legitimate competition in the motion
picture industry.
For several months negotiations
had been in operation with some of
the biggest men in the business, but,
it is claimed, when Miss Curtis laid
before Mary Jester Allen, niece Of
Col. Cody, and now the owner of the
book, the various avenues of co-opera-
tfon she could command from gov
ernmental departments, military,
fraternal and social organizations,
railroads. etc, it took only moment
to make the decision, and that de-
cision was in favor of Miss Curtis.
A special commission of Government
officials and Army officers, together
with Miss Curtis, will next month
make an extended tour of what is
Familiarity known as :'the Cody
Country and decide upon the loca-
tions whereon the picture will be
made.
The paramount question now is,
who Is to direct the making of the
picture?
Many directors of note. are promi-
nently identified with pict,IriZing the
great open spaces, others have made
q special study of the Indian life
in the West. still others have devoted
the major portion of their careers to
the directing of rural and pastoral
fllms-but very few probably are
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Movie Star Cow.

RUSTER KEATON has completed ar
rangements whereby a Jersey COW,
temporarily named Brown Eyes, =
has become burdened with enough in
surance TO completely pay for Busters
new picture. Go West"
The cow and q long cared mule have
left Hollywood for "a ranch 60 miles
from Kingman, AriZ., via a motor
truck. to participate in practically all
the scenes of the picture.
Brown Eyes was lifted out of q
dairy herd to sudden movie fame. Bus
ter and his crew searched for weeks
and took film tests of more than q.
thousand cows before they ran across
Brown Eyes"
Because they feel 1t would be very
difficult to replace Brown Eyes" In
case of disaster, great care IS being
taken to protect her. Two Wallets &C
companied the COW on her motor trip
across the Mohaye Desert, and special
provisions were carried in case the
desert fare was not to her liking. a
veterinary also has been signed.t to look
after her health.
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: Babe" Ruth and Don Q.

THE orbits Of Babe" Ruth, king of
swat, and of Douglas Fairbanks
formed a Juncture in a most unusual
manner in New York last Saturday.
Edward II. Benson, who is on the
exploitation staff of Don O., Son of
Zorro" at the Globe Theater, was one
of the thousands of spectators at the
Yankee Stadium during the New York
Cleveland game. A ball hit by Babe
Ruth went astray and landed almost
in Benson's vest pocket.
The Fairbanks representative re
CARDS this as remarkable, and the
temptation Is great to claim that the
ball was propelled by Ruth while
making a home run. Unfortunately,
however, there was no home run.
Benson went to Ruth and had the ball
autographed. and he exhibits It as
proof that the ball did not get past
his vest pocket.
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FILMOGRAMS

ma Talmadge; winds of Chance"
Rex Beach's gold-rush story; THE
Lady Who Lied" WI Lewis Stone.
Virginia Valli and Nita Naldi. and
Richard Barthelmess, in Shore
Leave"
1.-THE White Monkey" an unusual
Chinese painting. utilized by John
Galsworthy as a symbol of the unrest
of modern youth, has been pictured by
SawyerLubin. with Barbara La Marr
in the featured role.
Frederick Palmer's Invisible
Wounds" is being adapted for the
screen for Robert Kane by Sada Co
wan and Howard Higgin.
Conway Tearle had to have his
head shaved to play his role in THE
count, not as a convict. Tearle is
said to have mildly submitted, but
bucked when they wanted him to
raise muStache.
For the next two weeks. beginning
this afternoon, Loew's Columbia The
ater will present screen adaptations of
plays which are already familiar to
local footlight enthusiasts, both Of
their atmosphere and settings. The
first is "Lost-A Wife," an adapta-
ton of Alfred Savoir's "Banco,"- and
the next, Ewes Secret" an adapta-
ton Of Zoe Akin's 'Moontlower," in
which Elsie Ferguson and Sidney
Blackmer appeared at the Garrick
Winter before last.
Greta Nissen, the Morse beauty,
o. ha do
kline, and her debut was made under
the patronage of the King and Queen
of Norway.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher direc-
tor of the public service and educa-
tional department of the Crandall the
aters. leaves Washington on July 2
for the Pacific Coast, where she will
devote two months to closeup Of
the production branch of the motion
picture industry and combine a lot of
fun with modicum of observation of
the stars, directors and extras doing
their stuff.
Ruth Roland, famous as a serial
queen and reputed today to be one of
the richest of the screen stars through
her real estate dealings, will soon be
seen in a Truart production. Dollar
Down." In the cast are Henry 3.
Walthan, Claire Mcdowell, Earl
Schenck, Lloyd Whitlock, Otis Harlan.
A print OF Herbert Brenon's latest
production, 1.-The Street of Forgotten
Men," was shown recently to a group
of movie executives at the Paramount
Lond ISLAND studio, and it Is said 1t
created q sensation. Not since The
Miracle Man." according to these ex-
perts, has a motion picture revealed
such pathos, artistic realism and ten
der love. The Street of Forgotten
old Bowery % years ago. Percy Mar
mont plays the king of begGars. Mary
Brian and Neil Hamilton are the low
ers. George kibbe Turner wrote the
story.
Josephine Norman, the girl on the
magazine cover" appears in The
Coming of Amos" Red La Rocque's s
first starring picture. Miss Norman
was a model for paintings by Howard
Chandler Christy and Neysa McMein.
She recently signed as a member of
the Cecil B. De Mile Stock Company.
In Rugged Water" the Paramount
perturbation of Joseph c. Lincoln'S
gripping story of the heroic life savers
of the New England coast. Wallace
Beery is given the opportunity to por-
tray one of the finest character roles
| he has ever had-that of Benomi
Bartlett, a veteran life saver. who has
gone crazy from worry. Lois Wilson
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Next Weeks Photoplays

PALACE-Betty Compson and
Jack Holt in Ewes Secret"
from "Moonhower," by Zoe
Atkins.
COLUMBIA-Bebe Daniels in
"The Crowded Hour" from
Jane Cowls starring play.
NJ ROPOLITAN-Claire
Windsor and Conway Tearle
in Just a Woman from
the play by Eugene Walters.
RIALTO-House Peters in
"Raffies, the Amateur
Cracksman." from Kyrle Bel
LEWIS starring play.
TIVOLI-Jack Pickford in
Waking Up the Town"
"Thc Heart of a Siren" The
Shock Punch" and The Lit
tie French Girl"
A MBASS SADOR-"Just a
Woman The Sporting
Venus" Riders of the Pur-
pie. Sage" and "A Kiss in the
Dark"
CENTRAL-Reed Howes in
The Courageous Fool"
"Declasse," Confessions of
Queen" and idle Tongues"
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ture, 'Ihe Perfect Clown, which Is
! expected to strike a new note in
Dwan, and Olive Hardy will have i'm.
portant roles.
Kate Price, a screen veteran, who
used to appear with John Bunny and
Flora Finch, made her debut with
Nitagraph in the early days. She has
now Joined Larry Semons company.
James Young will direct Lionel Bar.
rymore In THE Bells" in Sir Henry
Irving's famous role.
The movies have it-"Evolution," a
siX-reel exposition ranging from the
nebula stage of the earth to the dis
covery of the first ape man. The
New York RivoH will show it.
De Forest Phonofilm will send out
10 road companies" of Chauve Souris
made in color, half in Russian and
half in English. They have road
companies" in the movies now.
1.-THE Little French Girl" was seized
in Montreal on the ground that de-
leted portions of the picture had been
reinserted before it's presentation-a
new way of lodging the censor.
man film made in the Arctic, is ad-
vertised to show at the New York
Strand June IS.
Mervyn LIE Roy. gagman for Sally
will function in the same capacity for
The Pace That Thrills directed by
Webster Campbell.
What wonderful creatures are these
screen stars. Tom Mix, between lasso
throws and horse leaps, is going to
write for the press. The movie can
make them while the colleges medi-
tate.
They are trying out the short sub
ject plan with much success in many
places. Why doesn't some Washing
ton exhibitor give it a test. A group
of interesting shorts would be far bet
ter than some of the ''superfeatures.
Dorothy Mackaill is going to be a
First National star for a long, long
time. She has signed the contract.
Unconscious plagiarism" a court
term applied to Guy Bottoms absorp-
ton of another fellows story. after
having held it IL months, will now
take rank with best interests of the
service" public policy" and kindred
legal excuses for things which the
"other fellow" calls injustice, if not
worse.
Colleen Moore was expected to sail
from England on the Berengaria for
New York yesterday. She is reporte ed
fully recovered from her injuries sus'
tanned while making 'The Desert
Flower" when she turned a flipfop
and dislocated her vertebrae.
Corinne Griffith. who has just com.
pleted The Marriage Whirl' and is
now doing Edna Ferber's "Classi
fed" is not to be starred in Mis-
mates" Myron c. Fagan's melodrama
Five new First National pictures in.
clude The Marriage Whirl," with Co
rinne Griffith; "Graustark,' with Nor
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TAKONIA.

Today and tomorrow, Richard
Barthelmess in New Toys" Pathe
News. comedy: Tuesday Betty Blythe
in "Chu Chin Chow" comedy; Wednes-
day and Thursday, "Inez From Holly
wood" comedy; Friday. Hobart Bos
worth in 1T Is the Law" comedy
Aesop's Fables: Saturday, Florence
Nidor in Barbara Fritchie," Aesop's
Fables comedy
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HOME.

Today, Marion Davies in ''Zander
the Great" and Aesop Fable; tomorrow,
Richard Dix in The Shock Punch"
and Neal Burns in why Hesitate;
Tuesday. Gloria Swanson in Nine.
Sans Gene; Wednesday, Conway
Tearle and Alice Terry in "Sackcloth
and Scarlet" and comedy, Under a
SPELL; Thursday, Pauline Starke In
adventure" and Hal Roach's In the
Grease; Friday, Adolphe Menjou in
"A Kiss in the Dark" and Ralph
Graves in 1.-The Beloved Bozo"; Sat
urday, Harry Carey in silent San
derson," Juvenile comedy, Goat Get
ters," and "Sunken Silver" No. 3.
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DUNIBARTON.

Today, Beverly Bayne in Age of
Innocence; tomorrow, Richard Dix in
"Shock Punch; Tuesday. Alice Joyce
in THE Little French Girl; Wednes-
day, Laura La Plante in THE But
terfiy"; Thursday, Eleanor Boardman
in Proud Flesh; Friday, Pauline
Starke in Hearts of Oak; Saturday,
Buster Keaton in Seven Chances
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and Warner Baxter have the leading
roles. Irwin Willat is the director.

"BegSar on Horseback James
Cruces fantastic Paramount comedy
spectacle. received excessively enthusi-
astic encomiums from the critical
New York City reviewers following its
prevlew at the Criterion Theater last
week. They lauded the picture as by
far the finest photoplay Of its kind
ever produced. The picture in which
Edward Everett Horton and Esther
taiston have the principal roles, will
be given its general release during
greater movie season, which begins
in August.
In making wild Wild Susan"
beoe Daniels recent picture, Director
Edward Sutherland managed to in
clude as an extra Col. Theodore Roose-
Welt. While filming scenes at a New
York pier Col. Roosevelt was caught
by the camera as he was ascending
the sangplank to sail on his big game
hunting expedition in India.
bob Anderson, old time plainsman
and erstwhile bartender, stage driver
prospector and United States mar
shai. was William X. Howards tech :
meal adviser on many of the scenes
of Zane Gray's The Light of West
ern Stars" which was filmed partly
on the Arizona Desert in the original
settings of Zane Gray's story.
Lorraine Of the Lions" starring
Norman Kerry, has been changed ir
tltie for release purposes to THE
Nature Girl" 1t is an original story
by 1sidore Bernstein with a femal le
Tarzen of the Apes theme. Patsy
Ruth Miller plays the girl
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AVENUE GRAND.

To-day and tomorrow. Douglas Mac
Lean in Introduce Me-" Hal Roach s
comedy, I'm the Grease" and Grant
land Rice 'Sportlight"; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Doris Kenyon and Milton
Stills in Il Want My Man" and Our
Gang" in Fast Company; Thursday,
Doris Kenyon and Percy Marmont in
Idle Tongues" and Lige Conley in
Hello. Good-bye": Friday. Aileen
Trinsle, Dorothy Mackaill and Antonio
Moreno in "One Year to Live" and
''The Pacemakers." No. &: Saturday,
iarry Carey in silent Sanderson, ="
Walter Hers in Tender Feet" Gin
ema Stars" and "Sun5en Silver" No 6.
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Only Her Hands Filmed.

IT is a strange fact that one of the
most photographed women in the
world has never had her face appear
on the motion picture screen.
This individual is Gladys Rosson.
private secretary to Cecil p. De Mile,
possessor of a pair of extremely beau
tiful hands. She has loaned them
many times for film purposes, but no
more
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SAVOY.

Today, Priscilla Dean in The
Crimson Runner" and comedy, Put
ting On Airs: tomorrow, Weber and
Fields in Friendly Enemies" and
comedy, Say 1t With Flour; Tues
day, Thomas Meighan in Coming
Through and Stan Laurel in De
tained": Wednesday, Laura La Plante
and Eugene O'Brien in Dangerous
Innocence" and Lloyd Hamilton in
Half Hero; Thursday, Harry Carey
in Silent Sanderson" and Stan Lau-
rel in Bull and Sand; Friday, Hoot
Gibson in Tanning the West Aesop
Fable and THE Fighting Ranger" "
No. 2; Saturday, Richard Dix in TOO
Many Kisses and Our Gang In
buccaneers"
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APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. Doris Kenyon
end Milton Sills in II Want My Man"
and Ben Turpin in The Marriage
Circus; Tuesday and Wednesday
douglas MacLean in Introduce Me, =
Hal RoachS In. the Grease" and
"Sportlight"; Thursday, Weber and
Fields in Friendly Enemies" and
Walter HERS in 'Tender Feet: Fri
day, Percy Marmont and Doris Ken
yon in Idle Tongues" and The
Pacemakers,' No. Z; Saturday, House
Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller
in Head Winds" juvenile comedy,
Dragon Alley" and 'Sunken Silver"
Nn e
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Rudolph Berliner, former musical
director for klaw G. ErlanGer, has
been appointed musical expert for the
Cecil B. De Mile Pictures Corpora
ton. Mr.. Berliner will remain at the
De Mile studio and his cues Will be
made up of the actual music played
by the studio orchestras during the
making of the scenes.
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PRINCESS.

Today, Hoot Gibson in Let 'er
Buck; tomorrow, Florence Nidor in
The Mirage; Tuesday, Cheaper to
Marry; Wednesday, George Arliss in
The Man Who Played Cod: Thurs
day, Percy Marmopt in The Clean
Heart; Friday, Strongheart in No
mads of the North: Saturday, Rich
ard Talmadge in Jimmie 8 Millions" "
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RAPHAEL.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in Sally" comedy; Tuesday, Eleanor
Boardman in 1.-The Way of a Girl"
wood and Alma Rubens in Gerald
Cranston's Lady" comedy; Thursday,
Florence Vidor in THE Mirage" com
edy, "a Nice Pickle; Friday, Gold
Heels" comedy. Baby Peggy in Jack
and the BeaTstalk": Saturday, George
C'Brien in THE Roughneck," comedy,
GlSO Idaho" No 3
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Gene" and Aesop Fable; Thursday.
Florence Nidor in THE Girl Of Gold"
and Our Gang in High Society.
Friday, Eva Novak and William Fair.
banks in THE Fatal Mistake" and
THE Pace Makers" No. 5; Saturday
House Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller
in Head Winds Sennett's THE
Lions Whiskers" and "Sunken Sill
YER" No 4
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Photoplays This Week
CHEVY CHASE.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday,
Douglas Fairbanks in Thief Of Bag
dad" doors open Sunday 2:20 pm,
week days, 6:15 PM; Wednesday and
Thursday, Mary Pickford in Polly
anna" News and Newspaper Fun;
Friday, Rex Beacns The Iron Trail"
Pathe comedy. "Sheiks in Bagdad"
and second chapter, "Sunken Silver;
Saturday. Mabel Normand in "SuZan-
na," Bert Roach comedy. mo Place
to Co." and :Circus Mystery" No. 6.
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YORK.

Today and tomorrow, Corinne Grit.
fifth in "Declasse" and Hal Roach
comedy, I'm the Crease; Tuesday,
Lewis S. Stone and Alice Terry in
Confessions of a Queen" and Earle
F'oxe in "A Spanish Romeo: Wednes-
day, Gloria Swanson in Nine. Sans
Evening star., 1925-06-28

familiar with the diversified activities
of the wonderful personality of BIZ
Cody. His career covers every ave
nue. Of activity from cowboy, scout,
express messenger soldier statesman,
rancher, Snowman, to honored guest
of nobility and potentates. The
idoliZed hero, revered by every true
American boy. is going to be a great
theme for a great picture.
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CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess and Mary Hay in New
Toys; Tuesday, Claire Windsor and
Bert Lytell in Born Rich; Wednes-
day, Alice Calhoun and Cullen Landis
in 'Pampered Youth; Thursday,
Thomas Meighan in ''Old Home
Week.; F'rida., May McAvoy and Jack
MulhalI in The Mad Whirl''; Satur-
day, Marion Davies in Janice Mere
dith"
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CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, RinTin-Tin,
''rhe lighthouse by the Sea-; Tues
day, Bert Lytell, Born Rich; We'd
nesday, ~ Kiss in the Dark" with
Adolphe sMenjou": Thursday, "Entice-
ment, ,nsxith Mary Astor; Friday, THE
Painted Lady" with George OBrien;
Saturday. Riders of the Purple
Sage with Tom Mix.
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IINCOLN-"Zander the Great"

..'Zander the Great" the Marion Da-
vieS film version of the play in which
Alice Brady was starred, will be the
attraction for the first three days OF
this week at the Lincoln Theater.
The story is an engaging one of a dar-
ing girl, kid that needed a daddy
and the bootleg racket in the great
Southwest. The support includes
Holbrook Blinn, Harrison Ford and
George Siegmann. AL st. John in
Dynamite Doggie," a two-reel COM
cdy, in which he shares honors with
a trained bull terrier. and the kino-
grams also will be shown.
"Wednesday and Thursday Blanche
Sweet, Lew Cody and Ronald Colman
in Marshall Neilan's production of
The Sporting Venus" together with
Lige Conley in wide Awake" and a
Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge";
Friday and Saturday, Pedro de Cor
doba and Renee Adoree in THE
Bandolero," a Metro Goldwyn film
play of old Spain, also Sennett's "The
Cannonball Express" a Pathe review,
aud Saturday, the sixth installment of
"Sunken Silver"
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Tammany Young, who has won fame
as gate crasher," is a comedian in
THE White Monkey" A gate crash
err is a fellow WHO gets in" without
a ticket.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

nALE FULLER has been selected
for an unusual character part in
Theda. Bara's picture, THE Unchast-
ened Woman.''
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OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Tom Moore,
Pauline Starke and Wallace Beery in
Adventure" by Jack London: COM
edy and news; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Emil Jannings in The Last
Laugh and Stan Laurel comedy;
Thursday, Lew Cody and Renee
Adoree in Elinor Giyns Man and
Maid,' color novelty, news; Friday.
Tom Meighan in George AIDES "Old
Home Week." Mermaid comedy; Sat
urday, Peggy Graw i'll Gold Heels,
Pacemaker's comedy and Fighting
Ranger" Shows, 3, 5, 7, 9.
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PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Thomas
Meighan and Lila Lee in ''Old Home
Week. Charley Chase in 'Shure
Mike" and Pathe News events; Tues
day. Mae Busch, Morgan Wallace and
Irene Rich in "A Woman Who Sinned'
and Mack Sennett'S comedy, Water
Wagon; Wednesday and Thursday,
Eleanor Boardman and Matt Moore
in The Way of Girl" and Harry
Langdon in "A Raspberry Romance" >;
Friday, Evelyn Brent and Monte Blue
in Loving Lies and Will Rogers in
Don't Park There; Saturday, Claire
Windsor. Bert Roach and William
Haines in THE Denial and Kathryn
Mcclure and Ben Turpin in The
Shrek of Araby." Saturdays, con-
tinuous from 2 and Sundays from
3 D.ml.
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EARLE ROOF-'I Want My Man.

TODAY, tomorrow and Tuesday
nights, Il Want NV Man" featuring
Milton Sills, with Doris Kenyon May
Allison. Paul Nicholson, Kate Bruce
and Theresa Maxwell Conover; We'd
nesday and Thursday nights, Head
Winds" with House Peters and Patsy
Ruth Miller; Friday and Saturday, the
finn version of David Belasco'S play,
The WarrenS of Virginia.
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sCENTRAL-"SilentS SandersOn."

.iarry Carey will be pictured at
Cyandalrs Central Theater today and
tomorrow in silent SanderSon,' a
pky of action, suspense and thrills,
together with the seventh release i'll
The PacemakerS" series, Cinema
Stars," other short reels and pipe or
gan music; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Colleen Moore in First Nationals $
adaptation of Flo Ziegfeld's Sally,
with Leon Enrol, together with Earl
lLurd'S cartoon comedy, "A Mellow
Quartet; Thursday, Florence Nidor
III The Girl of Gold. Kicked About
sad a Grantland Rice 'Sportlight :;
Friday, the Christie comedy, stop
Flirting" featuring Wanda Hawley,
Jshn r. Murray. Hallam Cooley and
INIhel shannon, Hal Roach's The
Wages of Tin" and a Pathe review:
Saturday. Pedro de Cordoba and Re
noe Adoree in Metros The Bando-
lefo,' study of old Spain, and Our
Gang" in shutdown Limited"
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Larry Semon has started a new pic
ture, THE Perfect Clown" which is
expected to strike a new note in
screen comedy. His wife. Dorothy
Dwan, and Olive Hardy will have i'm
portant roles.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Continued from First Page.)

Adams in "Sit Tight" and the Pathe
Review.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Betty
Compson in New Lives for Old and
Ralph Graves in Mack Sennett's new
comedy, HE Who Gets Smacked";
Thursday and Friday, "Sackcloth and
Scarlet featuring Alice Terry and
Conway Tearle, the seventh release
in H. c. Witwer'S THE Pacemakers,"
AND Saturday, Adolphe Menjou in
Pdramount's "A Kiss in the Dark,
supported by Aileen Pringle and Lii
liam Rich, with Cliff Bowes in Ship
Shape" and the fifth installment of
'Sunken Silver"
Short reels and pipe organ music
will be added daily.
: BASSADOR-"The Talker"
Anna Q. Nilsson and Lewis c. Stone
iu the film version of Marion FairfaX's
play, THE Tal1er," will be seen also
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater
today, tomorrow and Tuesday. to-
Sether with new AeSop Fable,
Wine, Women and Song, other short
reels and pipe organ music; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Marion Davies IN
''Xander the Great" featuring Hol-
brook Blinn, Harrison Ford and
George Siegmann. together with Mack
Sennett'S two-reel comedy, THE Lion
Whiskers," with Madeline Hurlock;
Friday. Harry Carey in silent San
derson," the sixth installment of THE
Pacemakers' series. by II. c. Nitwer,
and the juvenile comedy, Dragon
Alley: Saturday. Betty Compson in
New Lives for Old" in which Wal
lace Mcdonald and Theodore kosloff
IL .
Grease" and the seventh installment
OF "Sunken Silver"
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Five new First National pictures in.
clude The Marriage Whirl." with Co
rinne Griffith; "Graustark," with Nor.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Corinne Griffith, who has just com.
pleted The Marriage Whirl" and is
now doing Edna Ferber's "Classi
fed" is not to be starred in Mis-
mates" Myron C. Fagan's melodrama
Evening star., 1925-06-28

Kate Price, a screen veteran, who
used to appear with John Bunny and
Flora Finch, made her debut with
Vitagraph in the early days. She has
now Joined Larry Semon's company.