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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

EOR Modern cottage. five
rooms. all furnished, bath, sun
porch, garage. chicken house and
6 acres Of land. Near Long Lake.
Price reasonable if sold at once.
Address T.. W. Moffit, Moffit, n.
Oak. 7-3l-lwk
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FOR RENT-Furnjshcd room In good
location jim private home. 1i8 9Th
= st. Phone gl4-J. = 1881 st
FOR RENT Room, close in, NJ per
month. j8s1st ST. 4 !. 7-37-3t}
FOR notwithstanding room at. GIL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR RENT--Cafe in Hotel Killdccr,
yell furnished. steam heated and
delco light, owners board for rent.
must open soon: Write Hotel
= Kflldeer, Kilideer, N. D. 7-72-tt
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BqyH iSgs RlIsss ,, IL work for
school. Write Jake Hummel.
Coleharb0r, N. D. 7.3O-3t
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-08-01

THUS AGENCY has houses 10 Fl, any
buyer. any price. any terms. from
tho most reasonable priced home
to- tho most expensive. This agency
can and always has financed its
sales.
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SIX ROOM modern two story house
north end Of city, full basement,
furnace heat. hardwood floors,
large rooms, garage. Selling price
S58O0OO. Terms. .,.-
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WORK WANTED

MAN WANTS work MS bundle pitch
or and wife as cook. on cook car.
inquire at s9issaarck Chamber of
Commerce. ~, A. 7-3l-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
AUDTTORII M-ROland Hayes,
Tuesday.

Roland Hayes. phenomenal colored
tenor. who is now making his
third American tour following five
triumphal concert tours Of the British
Isles and Europe, will appear in con
cert here at the Washington Audi
forum Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock William Lawrence will be
the accompanist.
Roland Hayes has selected the fol
lowing program: Aria, Tall g Con
tamil Sono" (MoZarD; "Du Bist Die
Rub" and Der JunGinc an der
Quelle" tSChuherD: Benedict die
SeliGe Mutter" (WolG; lie Reve,
from "Mannn" MasseneU: AS All
Things Fade" GRachma ninoff): 1T
Was Lover and His Lass" Quilterl;
Rose Of the Night" and The
Dreamy Lake" Griffesl. and the fol-
lowing spirituels: Wade in de
Water arranged by Edward Boat
ner): "Lit1 David. Play on Yo' Harp"
ARRANGED by Roland Hayes: Its
Me" arranged by Gustave klemm).
and Joshua Fit de Battle ob Jericho"
arranged by Lawrence Brown.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's Concert Bureau, 1900 G.
street northwest.
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EARLE-Anniversary Week.

The Earle next week Will celebrate
Its first anniversary as one of Wash
ington's leading playhouses. In order
that the program may surpass any
this beautiful amusement place ever
has offered, A. Julian Brylawski is in
New York booking special attractions.
Among the vaudeville features of
note will be the -Four Fords, monarChs
of danceland, and The Gown Shop"
q style revue participated in by long
list of lovely mannequins. who display
the latest in fashionable modes. The
present group of the famous dancing
Ford family includes Dora, Edwin,
Max and Lottie. They combine in
their offering virtually all types and
styles of terpsichorean endeaVor.
The photoplay production VIII be
Paramounts camera version of
Lovers in Quarantine" a lively com
edy, in which Bebe Daniels is the star
II is said to abound in unexpected
climaxes and ludicrous situations. The
usual short reel features of the Earles
bills will. of course, he inCluded-com-
edy, topical subjects, news reel, etc,
together with music. always a feature
OF the Earle programs, including an
orchestral overture and the giant pipe
organ, presided over by Alexander
AronS
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PALACE-"That ROyie Girl"

D. w. Griffith. famous producer of
The Birth of a Nation" Way Down
Fast and intolerance, will offer
Washington his latest achievement.
That Royle Girl " An adaptation of
Edwin Balmer's magazine serial, at
Loew's Palace next week, beginning
Sunday.
That Royle Girl is described as
thrilling. romantic drama of the Chi
cago Loop and its jazz belt. It is
Griffth's first production under his
new Paramount contract, and features
a cast of distinction. headed by Carol
Dempster, w. G. Fields, the former
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Cbildren's Program Saturday.

At Crandall's Tivoli Theater, where
the public service and educational de
partment Of the Crandall Theaters,
under Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher, is
presenting specially selected pro-
grams of entertainment for children
as well as for grown-ups, that have
attracted wide attention in other
cities. the revival is announced Sat
urday morning. starting a 1915
o'clock, of the once widely popular
picture. "Pollyanna," with Mary Pick
ford as it's star. The supplemental
features. of which there are many of
an interesting as well as a patriotic
character. will include an or Gang
comedy and an Aesop FahN
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RItLTO-"The Fool"

The screen version of Claiming
Pollock's play, The Fool" will be
shown at the Rialto next week. start
ting Sunday. II was produced by the
William Fox Co. and year was spent
in its making.
The story concerns the adventures
and romance of an idealistic Young
minister who believed that A man
might live like Christ in the twentieth
century, and how he tried H. The
miracle episode. which made the stage
presentation notable. is said to be
thrillingly vivid on the screen.
Edmund Lowe plays the title role.
Others in the cast are Brenda Bond
Mary Thurman. Ray Boomer, Anne
Dale, Riley Hatch and Paul PanZer.
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COLUMBIi-"Stage Struck"

Gloria Swanson, famous screen
star. will be seen in what is claimed
TO he her greatest character role, in
Stage Struck" Allan Dwan's Para
mount production. at Loew's Columbia
next week, beginning Sunday.
II is based on story by Frank r.
Adams, and Its cast includes Ford
Sterling, Gertrude Astor and Law
renee Grey.
The basis of the story is the gen
eral desire of the human race to
achieve fame and glory on the stage
or screen. and it is said TO offer some
OF the richest comedy the silver sheet
has had ia many day.
Miss swanson has the role of a
small-toWn waitress whose devotion to
an emploNe of the same restaura Mt
leads her into 4 thrilling and side.
splitting series Of episodes. wherein
she challenges the dramatic supremacy
of the star Of 4 river boat theatrical
company and wins from that distin-
tuished person the love of the man
she adorcS.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday Monte Banks
in Keep Smiling" News Events and
Aesop's Fables. Mack Sennett's The
Lions Whiskers"; Tuesday, Alfred
Lunt and Mimi Palmerri in Second
Youth" Hal Roach comedy, The Sher-
lock Sleuth": Wednesday and Thurs
day Warner Baxter and Esther Raj
ston in Best People" Harry Lsngdon
in Hanson Cabman," News Events;
Friday. Harry Carey in Bad Luck. >"
Hal Roach in "Tolable Romeo" fifth
chapter Of 'Perils of the Wild Sat
urday, w. Il. Walthall and Mary
Astor in Kentucky Pride" Univer-
sal comedy, Absent Minded" another
chapter Of adventures of Maize
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APOLLO.

Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. Mao
Murray and John Gilbert in THE
Merry Widow" and Aesop Pa BILE:
Wednesday and Thursday. Richa rd
Rarthe lmess and Dorothy Gish in
The Beautiful City and Billy Doc
ley in "A Goofy Cob. Friday. Bert
Lytell in Sporting Life" and Clyde
Cooke, in Should Sailors Marry: Sat
urday. Tom Mix in The Everlasting
Whisper o. Henry's "Transionts in
Arcadia" and The Green Archer. :"
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WARDMAN PARK-"The Devil"

The Thomas Herbert Stock Com
pany. playing at Wardman Park The
alter. has entered its third week and
is now playing The Devil" by
Ferenc Molnar. an outstanding sue
cess of George Arliss, in the title role,
a part ably played by Parker Fen
nelly.
The story involves the wife of a
banker and an artist whose love of
years ago is made to rebloom through
the insinuations of the Satanic per
son. Once jealousy is aroused, all
barriers fall, and the banker who
loves his wife and the artists model
and incidentally his betrothed, are dis
carded by the pair, while DR.. Millery
manages the whole course of events
and the actions of those involved.
Ruth Harrison, formerly Of the
Rams Head Players: Robert l.. Clear.
Cecil Ann Cain. Ben Cain. jr., and
Mary Keane are in the capable cast
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RAPHAEL.

Sunday, Pola Negi in Flowers of
Night" also Adventures of Maize
No. S; Monday, Lillian Rich in Seven
Days" and comedy. Larry Semon in
The Bakery; Tuesday, Thomas
Meighan and Virginia Ealli in The
Man Who Found Himself, Fox News
and amateur contest, s pm; Wednes-
day, Irene Rich and Huntley Gordon
in The Wife Who Wasn't Wanted"
and comedy, Hold Everything"
Thursday and Friday, George O'Brien
and Madse Bellamy in The Iron
Horse" and comedy, Heart Trouble:
Saturday, Jack Holt, Billie Dove and
Douglas Fairbanks. jr.. in wild
Horse Mesa" comedy and Ace of
Spades" No. 8
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III MIR

Sunday. Adolph Menjou in The
King on Main Street: Monday and
TUESDAY. Norma Shearer and Lon
CLANCY in Towers of Lies; Wednes
day. Anita Stewart and Bert Lytell
in The Boomerang" Thursday and
FRIDAY, Harold Lloyd in The Fresh
man; saturday, Fred Thompson in
"An Around the Frying Pan"
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Sunday and Monday, Winds of
Chance" with Anna Q. Nilsson and
Ben Lyons: Tuesday, Edmond Lowe
in Ports of CALI: Wednesday. with
This Ring with Lou Telleyen
Thursday. Raymond Griffith in He s
Prince; Friday, Thunder Noun
tain; with Madge Bellamy; Saturday,
Matt Moore in How Baxter Butted
In"
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday, Marion Davies in Lights
Of Old Broadway" with Conrad Ma
gel; Monday, D. W. Griffith presents
The White Rose" with Mae Marsh
and Carol Dempster; Tuesday and
Wednesday,. The Lost World" with
Bessie Love. Lewis Stone. Wallace
Berry and Lloyd Hughes. showing at
and pm: Thursday. Owen Moore
and Constance Bennett in Married +.
Friday. Anna Q. Nilsson in Winds
Of Chance" showing at and p.m.:
Saturday, Jack Pickford in Waking
Up the Town"
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HOME.

Sunday sgd Chaplin in The Man
on the Box and Aesop Fable; Mon
day, Aileen Pringle and Conway
Tearle in The Mystic" and Jimmie
Adams in BE Careful: Tuesday,
The Unchastened Woman and Felix
cartoon; Wednesday, Camille OF the
Barbary Coast" and Sennett's "Sneez-
ing Beezers": Thursday, "A Sporting
Chance" and Arthur Lake in The
Green Eyed Monster; Friday, Harry
Carey in The Man From Red Gulch''
and Alice Day in Cold Turkey; Sat
urday, George Walsh in American
Pluck" Lige Conley in Spotlight"
and The Ace OF Spades" No. ..
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HOWARD-"Darktown Frolics."

Next week. commencing Monday,
at the Howard Theater, the Dark
town F'rolics" fast and peppery
colored musical revue, with Lieut..
Tim Brymn's Orchestra and dash
ing ensemble, including Maud Mills,
sister to the famous Florence: Billy
Cumby Doc Straine. Grace Smith,
Lionel Monagas, Babe jackson, Billy
Andrews Bessie Brown, Theba
Ocomy, Chris Smith, Ted Bowman
and girls galore will present one Of
the lively singing and dancing enter
tainments which has made this col
ored troupe famous.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday. Corinne Grif-
nth In classified and Llovd Hamil-
ton in The Movies: Tuesday and
Thomas Meighan in Irish
Luck" and Mack Sennett's Butter
Fingers" Thursday, Conway Tearle
and Aileen Pringle in The Mystic"
and Hal Roachs There Goes the
Bride; Friday, Warner Baxter and
Esther Ration in The Best People"
and Neal Burns in My Swedie"; sat
urday. Bert Lytell in Sporting Life. -
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SAVOY.

Sunday, The Wheel" and Felix
Cartoon; Monday, Lillian and Dor.
othy Gish in "Romola" and Pathe
Review; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Harold Lloyd in The Freshman" and
Pathe Review Thursday. Wallace
Berry In Rugged Water" o. Henry's
'Transients in Arcadia" and Screen
Graphic: Friday. Bebe Daniels in
Wild. Wild Susan" Alice Day in
Cold Turkey" and Hodge Podee.
Saturday, Adolphe Mentou in The
King on Main Street" and Harry
Langdon in Horace Greeley, Jr"
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CIRCLE.

Tuesday. Vera Reynolds. Dorothy
Phillips. Robert Ames and Rockliffe
FeIlowes in Without Mercy; We'd
nesday. LeatIice JOY and Robert Ed
con in 'Hell's Highroad Thursday
and Friday and 9 pm, Douglas
Fairbanks in Don q. Son of Zorrc":
Saturday. Jack Hoxie in A Roa' ag
Adventure.
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ard Talmadge in The Wall st. whiz"
and Johnnie Hine in Little Johnnie
Jones'" also local talent and vaud.-
vile; Saturday, Evelyn Brent in
broadway Lady" and Harold LLOYD
in Hot Water" also last chapter
"Perils Of the Wild" tShows continu-
Gus Saturday and Sunday from and
3 p.rn)
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METROPOLITAN-"The Unguarded
Hour"

Milton Stills and Doris Kenyon are
featured in First Nationals produc-
ton, The Dnguarded Hour" which
will he shown for the first time in
Washington. a CrandaN': Metropoli-
tan Theater next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon. The comedy will
be supplied by Lupino Lane. famous
London comedian, in Maid in Mo-
rocco and the Metropolitan World
Survey, with short reels and a must
cal program by the Metropolitan
symphony, will complete the enter
tainment.
The CnEuarded Hour" is ro-
mantle drama set against the pic
turesque background of the Italian
Riviera. II concerns the love adven-
lures of a beautiful Young American
and the tragic experiences of an
Italian beauty. The supporting cast
includes Lorna DuVeen. Claude King
Dolores Cassinelli and Jed Prouty. The
direction is by Lambery Hillyer.
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Monty Banks
in Keep Smiling" and Lionel Barry
more and Hope Hampton in Fifty
Fifty" also Park News Events: Tues
day, Madge Bellamy and NV Hunt in
"Lightnin, Pathe colored Review
and Gift Shoppe; Wednesday and
Thursday Tom Moore and Eileen
Percy in Under the Rouge" Glenn
Tryon in Daddy Goes A-Gruntins"
and Park News Events: Friday, Rich
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fFoilies" comedian: James kirkwood
Harrison Ford and Bobby" Watson.
1t is the story Of an ultra modern
jazz girl. who becomes infatuated with
an orchestra leader suspected of kill
Ing his eStranced wife. pits her skill
against that of the prosecutor. and
eventually succeeds in locating the
real murderer, but discovers that il is
the prosecutor whom She really loves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

of the Franz Lehar operetta, The
Merry Widow" also an Aesop Fable;
Thursday and Friday, Corinne Griffith,
supported by Jack Mulhall. Charlie
Murray and Edythe Chapman in
Edna Ferber's Want Ads" renamed
classified" also o. Henrys Tran
silent in Arcadia Saturday The
Best People and Neal Burns in
Christie's two-reel comedy, My
Swedie."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Tuesday and Wednes day, Irene Rich
and Willard Louis in The Man With
out "A Conscience" and comedy, Bus
ters Bust-Cp"; Thursday, Owen
Moore and Madge Bellamy in The
Parasite" and comedy, Cured Hams;
Friday. Lionel Barrymore in The
Wrongdoers" and comedy, six Miles
to Co: Saturday. pm, Jack Per
rim in Desert Madness comedy. "A
Peaceful Riot" and Wild West No. Z.
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YORK.

Sunday and Monday, Mae Murray
in The Merry Widow" and Aesop
Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday. Cor
inne Grifith in "Classified'' and Lloyd
Hamilton in The Movies: Thursday.
Eugene O'Brien and Claire Windsor IN
Souls for Sables'' and Cliff Bowes in
Hot Feet: Friday, Bert Lytell in
sporting Life" and Ralph Graves in
Don't Tell Dad: Saturday. Thomas
Meighan in Irish Luck" Felix car
toon and Pathe Review
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GAYETY-"Mutt and jeff"

Mutt and Jeff" will step out Of the
newspaper pages to entertain on the
stage of the Gayety Theater next
week, beginning with the Sunday mat
inee.
Bob CaprOn will be Mutt" and
Jerry sullivan will be Jeff" assisted
by fine company of singers, dancers
and entertainers, including Behe Al
mond, Gertrude O'Connor, Dallas
Grady, the Bowers Sisters. William
Browning and chorus Of Is comely
young misses who can sing and dance.
Mutt and Jeff is described as an
attraction for those who like to laugh.
like to look at pretty girls and stage
settings and listen to sweet songs and
Snappy music.
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TINOLI-"Irish Luck"

Thomas Meighan will be the pic
ture star at Crandall's Tivoli Theater
the first two days of next week,
beginning Sunday afternoon, in Para.
mounts production of Irish Luck
supported by Lois Wilson and Ernest
LawfOrd. The story is romantic, has
its inception In New York and shifts
to Ireland. where a New York cop
is able to save the estate of a noble
man who is his double and to win
the love of a beautiful Irish colleen.
Earle FoXe in a new Booth Tarking.
ton Van Bihber" laughmaker. The
Sky Jumper and the Pathe Review
also will he shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Tivoli
will present Marie Provost, Kenneth
Harlan, Louise Fazenda and John
Roche in Warner Brothers produc-
ton of ''Bobhed Hair" crook melo-
drama, with The White Wings
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MITUAI-"I.a ffin' Thru"

Latin Thru" regarded last season
as one of the sprightliest shows on
the Mutual circuit. for the rapidity
and smoothness of it's performance,
comes again to the Mutual Theater
next week with very few changes
in its cast.
Charles "Klutz' Country and George
Buttons" Fares are the leading come
dams. Others of prominence are Doro-
thy Sewer, soubrette: Marie Loeffler,
Dollie Davies, Gus FlaSG and Merrill
Sewer
A fast-movins chorus of pretty
girls handsomely costumed and COM
plete scenic production will be seen.
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AMBASSADOR-"The Unguarded
Hour

Milton Stills and Doris Kenyon. with
a fine cast, are pictured In First Ma
tional's new release, The Unsuarded
Hour" the first three days Of next
week, beginning Sunday. at Crandalls
Amba dor Theater, together with
Lupino Lane, English comic, in Maid
in Morocco: Wednesday and Thurs
day. Ben Lyon and Viola Dana in
First Nationals The Necessary
Evil" with AL ST. John in Fire
Away; Friday, Conway Tearle and
Aileen Pringle in The Mystic" an
alleged revelation Of the peculiarities
OF pseudo spiritualism. with Harry
LanKdon in plain Clothes and the
Pathe Review and Saturday. Monte
Blue in the Warner Brothers produc-
ton of "Red-Hot Tires supported
by Patsy Ruth Miller and Lincoln
Stedman, with the Sennsu comedy
Hodge Podse," and chapter play.
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NATION.N-George Whites Sea-
dalS."

The latest version of George Whites
"Scanda Is" will he shown in the New
National Theater next week, opening
Sunday evening. with popular matt
nees Wednesday and Saturday.
Mr.. White is bringing his revue to
Washington following sensational
run of more than six months in his
own theater in New York. and assur-
ance is given that the original Broad
way cast and beauty contingent Will
positively be in evidence here.
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KEITH'S-CIara Kimban Young.

The talented and beautiful Clara
Kimball Young will top the bill at
b F. Keiths Theater next week, in
person. in a new playlet. His -AdOra-
ble Wife" written and staged by Tom
Barry. whose vaudeville sketches have
become a real part of the hest in the
two a day. The playlet Is bit Of
travesty with humor matter of d1a-
logue and situation.
Coram, the ventriloquist. will he
featured with Jerry in a clever situa-
ton the scene being laid "a White
hall. London. and the gifted dancer,
Nitza Nernille will he seen with her
company in a new dance production
called Wonderland" John Walsh.
the celebrated tenor. is in the com
.pany.
Others include Eddie Allen and
Doris Garfield. makers of fun and
song in Gimme the Maxim s "A
Bag of Songs and Bunch of KEYS.
by Way Downey and owens Herald;
.Iutta Valley and company in an aerial
routine of novelty called Sky High,
and other acts TO be announced later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
CENTEAL~"The Unwritten Law"

The Unwritten Law" new Er
hibitors Film Exchange release will be
shown the first two days Of next
week at Crandall's Central Theater,
beginning Sunday, with Elaine Ham
merstein as its star and Forrest Stan
ley. Mary Alden. Charles Clary, VIII
liam V. Mong and Johnny Fox, jr..
in the cast. The story concerns a
young Southern girl and her aristo-
cratic but penniiess father and the
Vaccinations of the employer OF the
girl and the man she loves. A Mack
Sennett comedy, "A Sweet Pickle:
Screen Snapshots" and Topics Of
the Day will be shown also.
Mae Murray and John Gilbert will
be featured Tuesday and Wednesday
in Eric Won Stroheir's film version
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30

Bride" featuring Harry Langdon;
Thursday and Friday, Richard Bar.
thickness and Dorothy Gish In First
Nationals production OF The Beau
tiful City" an unusual drama of New
Works lower East Side. together with
Billy Dooley in "A Goofy Cob" and
Topics of the Day; Saturday
a new First National farce. and =
"Sportlight" and first installment of
a new chapter play, The Scarlet
Streak"
Each daily bill will include short
reels and pipe ogan programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
Michigan U.-'TambOurine," Thurs
day

Russell GohrinS, a Junior student.
singing the part of the Captain of the
Royal Guard, is reported to have
made decided hit in the twentieth
annual University of Michigan opera.
"Tambourine, which plays at the
Washington Auditorium Thursday,
New Year eve. The opera already has
llsyed in 10 cities.
Gohring, who was one of the stars
OF last years opera, "Tickled to
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Midnight Shows.

Midnight shows have been announc
cd for tomorrow evening AT the fol
lowing theaterS:
Keiths. starting at 1875 pm, with
the regular theater bills headed by
Albertina Rasch.
Earle, starting al 1870 pm. with
the regular performance. headed by
George Choos Battling Butler"
Gayety. starting at II midnight,
with The Fashion Parade" hurlcsque
performance in its entirety.
Mutual. starting ut midnight. with
The Whiz Bang Revue" burlesque
performance.
Many OF the photoplay houses will
run late showings Of their features,
and the University of Michigan boys.
who will present "Tancerine" at the
Washington Auditorium. Will round
out the performance with dancing
from II pm. until am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
EMPIRE.

sunday and Monday. Helene Chad
wick in The Woman Halter" and
comedy, Honeymoon Squa bibles +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-30
CAROLINA.

comedy East side, West side and
The Ace of Spades" No. 10.