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The Washington times., 1925-08-21
HELEN LOUISE DUVALL

Funeral services for Miss Helen
Louise Duvall seventy-three years
old, Of Rutherford, N. j., who died
yesterday, will be held at the resi-
dence OF her brother, w. Clarence
Duvall, 1927 M street northwest,
tomorrow at 3 p. M. Is.
Interment will be In. the family
lot at Congressional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
DEATHS.

Esther r. TaxIn. IL years. No. 1892
Sixth street southwest.
Jameas q. Beall ~ years, No. ssoS
Nebraska avenue northwest
Charles II. Rushlow, So years, United
States Soldiers Home Hospital.
Belle Henderson, 10 years, No. 7O4
Butternut street northwest.
William w Summerfield. IS years,
Walter Reed Hospital.
Jane e. Smithson. SO years. No. 1908
z street southeast.
Alice I. cIagett. 50 years, No. 1920
Porter street northwest.
Emma Falls. 90 years. National Luz
theran Home
William D. Hudson, rs years, George
Washington University Hospital.
Mildred A. Gibson, years, ChiIdren's
Harvey H. Hall. year. Garfield Hos
pital.
Theodore " Nichols. months. No.
1855 Fifth street northeast.
Ruby Jones. 10 years. children's
Adelaide Bedford. 80 years. No.
2441M NJ street northwest.
Minnie Brown. 10 years, Children's
Hospital.
Elijah Burns. 81 years. Emergency
Hospital.
John France. 80 years. Gallinger
Hospital
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
MRS. EMILY D. SPEAR

Funeral services for Mrs. Emily
d. Spear, eighty-six years old, who
died Tuesday at her residence. 1903
Florida avenue northwest, were held
at the home today. Interment was
in Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs. Spear, whose death was due
to heart disease, had served as a
trained nurse during the civil war.
She was the widow Of Hiram Spear.
employee of the Government Print
ing Office for many years. She is
survived by two daughters, Miss
Alice M. Spear and Mrs. w. 10.
Bradley. a sister, Mrs. Maria Luber,
Of Laurel, Nd; five grandchildren
and eight great.grandchildren
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
MARY e. CIssEL.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
E.. Cissel, eighty years old, who
died yesterday, win be held from
the residence of her sister, Mrs.
a.. A. Hugely. 3170 Seventeenth
street northwest, tomorrow at ESQ
o. m. Interment will be at Glen
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Cissel was
the wife OF the late Thomas b.
Cissel. of Montgomery county, Nd.
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
Driver Free, Car Guilty

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 21.-The
Kansas Supreme Court recently
held that although a man may be
acquitted of transporting liquor,
the car in which he was moving
it may be held guilty and con
fiscateds
The Washington times., 1925-08-21
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Evening star., 1925-02-04
Keith 's-Rae .Samuels and
Karyl Norman.

Rae Samuels. known the world over
as the blue streak in vaudeville" and
Karyl Norman, "the Creole fashion
plate" will form the double head
liner at B. F. Keiths Theater next
week, beginning with the Sunday
matinee. Miss Samuels, whose per-
sonality, individuality and popularity
have made her one of the most popu-
lar artists in vaudeville, will be as
sisted at the piano by Mildred Land.
Karyl Norman will present THE
Tunefun Song Shop" assisted by two
pianists, Keno Clark and Bobbie
Simorids, and he will introduce new
song hits and dazzling gowns.
Ethel Sinclair and Marie Casper
will be seen in The Long, Long
Trail" written by the famous Paul
Gerard Smith. Joe E. Howard will
present Edw. Stanisloff & Oracle in
THE Gypsy Wanderers" with the six
London Tivoli Girls, a picturesque
dancing act, with one of England s
best pony ballets.
Others will include Frank Fisher
and Eldrie Gilmore, in Her Bashful
Romeo; CASTOR Palmer, the French
humorous juggler; the four casting
stars, in "a sensational aerial nov
city" and the six Chinese warriors,
direct from the Orient, in a series of
thrilling combats with swords, spears
and battle axes.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Chicago Opera Co.

The Chicago Opera Company's local
season begins Monday at the Wash
ington Auditorium. when Tam
hauser' will be presented. with Rosa
Raisa in the role of Elizabeth, For
rest Lamont as Tannhauser, Cyrena
Van Gordon as Venus, and Edouar rd
Cotreuil, Joseph Schwarz and Ivan
Dneproff in other principal roles.
Tuesday evening Boris Godounov'
Will be given for the first time in
Washington, with Feodor Chaliapin
in the title role and with a fine sup
porting cast
Friday evening Lucia di Lammer-
moor will be sung, with Toti Dal
Monte making her local operate
debut in the role of Lucia. Giacomo
Riminf will sing the role of Lord
Henry Ashton, Antonio Cortis will
portray Edgar and Jose Mojica will
play Lord Arthur.
Saturdays opera will be matinee
performance of "Thais," with Mary
Garden in the title role, and Mojica,
Schwartz and others of note in the cast.
The curtain will rise at s o'clock
for the three evening operas and at
2 o'clock for the Saturday matinee.
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's Concert Bureau, Thirteenth
and G streets.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
NATIONAL" Rain"

One of the important engagements
of the season at the National will
be the appearance of Jeanne Eagles,
in RAIN" next Monday night. Miss
Eagles comes here direct from her
run of over two years in New York,
where her portrayal of Sadie Thomp-
son put her in the foremost ranks of
the theater.
The fact that she will be supported
by the people who created the vari-
Gus roles of this famous play is also
a matter of considerable interest in
itself
Rain" was adapted for the stage
by John Cotton and Clemence Ran
dolph from the story of Miss Sadie
Thompson" by w. Somerset Maug-
ham. 1t was staged by John D. Will
liams and Sam Forrest and has been
produced by Sam H. Harris.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Belasco-"T "Tansletoes."

Gertrude PurcelTs latest theatrical
offering "Tangletoes," play OF
American life, will be presented at
the Shubert Belasco by Edmund
Plohn on Sunday next and for one
week.
From New York reports this at
traction is considered one of the sur
prises of the present season, and a
large amount of curiosity has been
aroused by stage gossip surrounding g
the announcement of the premiere
on account Of the producers long as
sociation with George NJ. Cohan.
A fine company, under the direction
of Herbert Druce, is headed by Mil
dred Macleod and Morgan Farley,
both of whom have made personal
New York hits in two different Valda
plays this season, The Little Angel
and "Fata Morgana." Walker Ellis,
Beatrice Nichols, Lee Kolmar. Agnes
Sanford, Max Montesole and Wini-
fred Barry complete the cast.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Newman-"Java and
S,lmatra

E. NJ Newman's Traveltalk, Java
and Sumatra," to be given Sunday
afternoon and evening at the Ma
tional Theater, is crowded with
strange and lovely wonders The
group of motion pictures show the
savage Bataks-their curious village
life and customs; stripping and sort
ns tobacco for millions OF cigars:
picking and asserting tea in the Java
highlands; a company of unique Jaw
anese actors in wonderfully clever
shadow play.
Newman was entertained by the
Sultan of Solo in his palace and pho
tographs were made of a notable per-
formance arranged by the Sultan.
The rubber industry also is intere St
ingly portrayed and some magnifi-
cent views reveal the smoking VOL
canoes of Bromo and Somero.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Poll -"Rose-Marie.'

"A superbly beautiful production
and the greatest all-round musical
play of this day and generation" is
promised in Arthur Hammerstein's s
Rose Marie which. with a special
ly recruited touring company will
come to Polls Sunday.
Featured is Irene Pavloska, of
Chicago Opera fame. who when but
19 had scaled the heights of recogi-
ton. The music, by Rudolf Friml
and Herbert Stothart. is declared
little less than enchanting, and in
cludes now famous gems such as
Rose Marie" Indian Call" Totem
Tom Tom" why Shouldn't We" and
The Door of My Dreams" The
scenery and costumes are beautiful.
The production carries fully 100 per-
sons
Evening star., 1925-02-04
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Evening star., 1925-02-04
Gayety-" Good Little
80 ,s

Bard and PEARLS big musical revue,
Good Little Devils" comes to the Gay
ETY. Theater next week, when the Gay
ETY. Theater will celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary of Columbia Burlesque.
fGood Little Devils has been in
dorsed by press and public of other
cities. Bard and Pearl, who wrote the
book of the show, We're featured in the
famous New York Winter Garden spec
tacles. The costumes and scenery are de
clared truly regal in their magnificence.
There are Is stage settings and be-
wildering array of exquisite costumes.
Many noted recruits from high ella SIS
vaudeville and musical comedy will ap-
pear. including Charles Abot, last sea-
son with Ted Lewis "Frolics'' as the
leading comedian; Bobby Vail, eccen-
trio comic: Mary Ellis. prima donna;
Edna Green and the Servaney Twin
Sisters from vaudeville. with Leona
Earl. formerly with Greenwich VIII
lage Follies"; Don Clark. Edward Bis
land, Allan Mackenzie and Eddie Akin.
Souvenirs will be given to ladies at
every performance
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Tivoli-Colleen Moore, in
so Big"

Colleen Moore will be seen at Gram
dall's Tivoli Theater the first two
days Of next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, in First. Nationals film
version Of Edna Ferber's 80 Big"
The cast includes John Bowers, Wal
lace Beery, Ford Sterling, Dot Far
ley, Jean Hersholt, Sam De Grasse,
Charlotte Merriam, Rosemary heby
and Phyllis Haver. Charlie Chase will
supply the fun in The Fighting
Fluid and the program will include
short films and pipe organ music by
Otto F. Beck. Tuesday and Wednes-
day Nazimova and Milton Stills will
be seen in The Madonna of the
Streets" vivid drama Of New York's
elite and the Limehouse district Of
London, and AL St. John in Love
mania; Thursday and Friday, Betty
Compson, supported by Theodore Rob-
erts and Kathlyn Williams, in Lock
ed Doors" William De Mile contri-
button to the famous forty" and
Irwin S. Cobb's "One-Third On; Sat
urday. Reed Howes, in lightning
Romance" tale OF a rich young man
who goes West and joins a band of
outlaws, and an Our Gang comedy
and "Galloping Hoofs"
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Earle Pinch Me. !"

At the Earle Theater next week
beginning Sunday, the Keith popular
priced vaudeville will be headed by
Will J. Kennedy & Co, in Pinch
Me-" "Knick Knacks of 1925" and
"Wigginsville." Each of these Of
ferings occupies an equal featured
position.
There will also be Harry Freeman
and Buddy Morton in "All Right"
Mae Francis, musical comedy star.
and the Three Golfers, a distinct
novelty.
In addition the Earle will offer
James Forbes famous stage story,
The Chorus Lady" in screen form
with Margaret Livingston in the role
that Rose Stahl made famous.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Metropolitan-"The Only
Woman"

Norma Talmadge will be pictured
at Crandalrs Metropolitan Theater
next week, beginning Sunday after
noon, in THE Only Woman" with
added news comedy and scenic reels and
a musical setting by the Metropolitan
Orche stra.
The Only Woman" concerns a
girl who married the son of her
fathers business rival, partly to
shield her parent from prosecution
and partly to aid in the redemption
of a youth who seemed bent on moth
ing so much as continuous inebriety.
The cast is led by Eugene O'Brien
and includes Edward Davis Winter
Hall. Mathew Betz, Stella Di Lanti
and others of note.
The overture will be italian
Caprice" by Tschaikowsky, and the
theme of the orchestral accompani-
ment will be "Montmartre," by John
stone.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Park.

Sunday and Monday, Lon CLANCY,
in THE Hunchback of Notre Dame"
and Pathe News events; Tuesday,
John Gilbert, Norma Shearer and
Conrad Nagel, in The Snob," and
Mermaid comedy, in Flying FL
nance: Wednesday and Thursday,
Lillian Gish, in THE White Sister;
Friday, Reginald Denny and Laura
La Plante, in The Fast Worker"
Lee Moran, in Hot Air: Saturday,
Jackie Coogan, in Long Live the
King" and AL ST. John, in Stupid,
But Brave; matinee only, chapter 9,
Wolves Of the North"
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Eleanor Board
man and John Gilbert, in Wife of the
Centaur." and Harry Langdon, in
Feet of Mud; Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Constance Talmadge, in Her
Night of Romance" and Charlie Chase.
In The Fighting Fluid: Thursday,
House Peters, in The Tornado" and
Neal Burns. in Court Plaster; Fri
day, Agnes Ayres, in "Worldy Goods, y
and Walter HERS, In Short Change;
Saturday, Shirley Mason and Bryant
Washburn. in My Husbands Wives" ;
Our Gang" in "Jubilo, Jr.," and
"Galloping Hoofs," No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Constance Tai
madge, in rHer Night of Romance.
and Charlie Chase. in The Fighting
Fluid" Tuesday and Wednesday,
Eleanor Boardman and John Gilbert.
in wife of the Centaur," and Sen
nett's "LizZies of the Field; Thurs
day. Agnes Ayres. in worldly Goods,
and Neal Burns. in Easy Pickin's'
Friday, House Peters, in The Tor
nado," and Lige Conley, in Rough and
Ready: Saturday, Harry Carey, in
The Flaming Forties": VIII Rogers
in Don't Park There" and "Gallopin 6
Hoofs," No. s.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday, Marion Davies,
in Janice Meredith; News and Fables,
Tuesday, Lois Wilson, in Another
Scandal: Sunshine comedy, Radio
Riot" Wednesday and Thursday,
Betty Compson, RockclifYe Fellowes
and Warner Baxter, The Garden of
Weeds; Fast Steppers. shooting
Star: News and Newspaper Fun.
Friday, Lincoln Carter's The Cyclone
Rider; third chapter, Ten Scars
Make a Man; Charles Chase, Fight
ing Fluid" Saturday, Sydney Chap
lin, Louise Fazenda, Ford Sterling
and Chester Conklin. in "Galloping
Fish; eighth chapter, Into the
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Strand-James G. Morton.

The two feature acts at the Strand
Theater next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon, will present the famous
comedian, James c. Morton. assisted
by Mamie, Edna and Alfred Morton
in brief, the entire Morton family-in
a witty and mirth-provoking skit en-
titled THE Battles Of 1925" Milo, the
mysterious, sporting a wardrobe by
Mile Dore. hats by Signor Rappi
and shoes by NJ. Seratti, will be the CO.
headiner.
Others will include Evelyn Phil
lips with Eddie Simms and Joe De-
vaney in "A Melodious Dance Achieve
ment"; Sally Goldie and Madeline
Beattie in a joyful combination OF
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Ambassador-"The Onlv
Woman"

Norma Talmadge in '"The Only
Woman" the frst three days Of next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon,
and Cliff Bowes in The Mad Rush,
with short reels and pipe organ
music; Wednesday and Thursday the
Aim version Of Oscar Asche's. NAM
moth "Chu Chin Chow featuring
Betty Blithe. and Lloyd Hamilton, in
Crushed: Friday, Eleanor Board
man, Aileen Pringle and John Gill
bert, In Wife OF the CentauE"i; Sat
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Leader.

The Leader Theater Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday will
feature d. w. Grifith's America"
the elaborate historic film story of
the American Revolution, made at the
request of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
The cast. headed by Carol Demp-
ster, includes Lionel Barrymore, Neil
Hamilton, Charles f. Mack, Arthur
Dewey and Louis Wollheim.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
York.

Sunday and Monday, Constance Tai
madge, in Her Night of Romance,
and Cliff Bowes, in Weak Knees;
Tuesday, Eleanor Boardman and Con-
rad Nagel, in 80 This Is Marriage"
and Walter HERS, in "A Fat Chance"
Wednesday, Agnes Ayres. in worldly
Goods" and Art Stone, in THE Sky
Plumber; Thursday. House Peters. in
THE Tornado" and Sunshine Comedy.
THE Diving FooI"; Friday, Madge
Rellamy and Charles De Roche. in
Love and Glory" and Stan Laurel,
in Short kits; Saturday Harry
Carey, in THE Flaming Forties"; !;
Charlie Chase. in The Fighting
Fluid" and "Galloping Hoofa" No. l.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
OLYMPIC.

Sunday Charles De Roche and
Madge Bellamy, in Love and Glory;
Monday, Eleanor Boardman, in The
Silent Accuser": Tuesday, Mary Phil
bin, in THE Gaiety Girl; Wednesday
and Thursday. Monte Blue and Marie
Provost, in "Deburau, the Lover of
Camille; Friday, Tom Mix, in "Oh,
You Tony; Saturday. Anna Q. Nils
son, in The Fire Patrol"
Evening star., 1925-02-04
urday. Agnes Ayres, in Paramount's
"Tomorrow's Love-" the comedy, THE
Goat Getters," with a Juvenile cast,
and No. of "Galloping Hoofs."
Central-"The River End"

The Rivers End, !" Marshall Neilan's
version Of the story by James oliver
Curwood, featuring Lewis s. Stone,
will be the feature the first two days
of next week at Crandalrs Central
Theater. and for comedy Our Gang"
Will be seen in Big Business" Tues
day and Wednesday will be shown
Janice Meredith" which stars Mar
ion Davies: Thursday and Friday.
Rex Ingram's "Scaramouche," with
Ramon Novarro, Alice Terry and
Lewis s. Stone, and a new Aesop
Fable, Biting the Dust; Saturday,
Eleanor Boardman and Conrad Nagel,
in Hobart Henley's production, 80
This Is Marriage" and Lige Conley's
recent comedy, What a Night"
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Columbia-"Northof of &c."

Emerson Hough. the man who
wrote The Covered Wagon" one of
the greatest Of photoplay successes,
is the author of North of 3S," a
powerful, dramatic epic, which comes
to Loew's Columbia Theater nexl
week beginning Sunday afternoon
1t is another of Paramounts Second
Famous Forty" series. In 1t Emerson
Hough reveals stirring drama of the
old West, though this time the trail
leads from Texas to the Kansas rail-
heads, in the days following the Civil
War when the Southwest faced hnan-
cial ruin with thousands of cattle
roaming it's hills.
Lois Wilson and Ernest Terrence,
who both won new screen fame in
The Covered Wagon" have promi-
nent roles in North of 3S." The cas- t
includes also Jack Holt and Noa h
Beery. Irwin Willat directed the pro-
ductiOn.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
A NJ u SEM EN- T S

"Yo nth. Charm and Syncopation," and
Adair and Adair, noted horizontal bar
artists.
The photoplay will present Johnny
Hines In THE Early Bird" romance
of n milkman.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Dumbarton.

Sunday, Corinne Griffith and Milton
Sills, in Single Wives; Monday,
Claire Windsor and Bert Lytell, in
"The Son of the Sahara; Tuesday.
Richard Dix. in Manhattan; We'd
nesday. Kathlyn Williams, in THE
City That Never Sleeps; Thursday
and Friday. Marion Davies, in Janice
Meredith; Saturday. Buck Jones, in
Man Who Played Square"
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Mutual-"Sto Sweets.

Stolen Sweets" a burlesque show
without story, a romance or a
moving picture plot, will come to
the Mutual Theater next week, open
ing Sunday afternoon. George p.
Murphy Is the chief fun maker and
the cast includes Charles Smith,
Andy Smith. Billy Woodall. Gus Steele,
Olga Rossi, Lii Delton and Violet
McGIath. with a pretty chorus of Is.
Music plays no small part in stolen
Sweets many song hits of which
were written by Eddie Graves and
Hal Grayson especially for the show.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Rialto-"The Dark Swan.

The Dark Swan" the feature at
traction next week at the Rialto
Theater, Is the photoplay version of
Ernest PascaIs best seller"
1t is a story of up-to hem mute
American customs and social condi-
tions and is not to be confused with
"The Swan" the play produced on
the stage last Fall.
In the photoplay, Marie Provost
portrays the colorful peacock sister
to the dark swan who is imper-
sonated by Helene Chadwick The
man in the case will be Monte Blue,
while Mary McLaren, John Patrick.
Vera Lewis and others will complete
the cast.
In addition to the feature Mischa
Guterson, the new musical director
of the Rialto Concert Orchestra,
promises an elaborate musical pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1925-02-04
Palace-Mrs. Wallace Reid

Mrs. Wallace Reid. will dominate
the program at Loew's Palace Thea
ter next week, beginning Sunday af-
ternoon, by appearing in person at
Loew's Palace. where, also, her latest
screen production, Broken Laws"
will be the feature picture.
In 1t Mrs. Reid tells story of a
modern. headstrong American youth.
Four personal appearances will be
made by her Sunday afternoon-at
"a, 5:45, 1880 and $50 pm, and
| three appearances each week day at
3:45, 1920 and 500 pm.
Carried along by love story OF
appeal, Broken Laws" 1T is an
nounced, will reveal the part that
parents play in the tragedy when
youth is caught in the tolls of the
jazz-peril. the circumstances under
which a boy and girl grow to ma
turity unrestrained by parental su-
pervision. and how, in their disre-
spect for the law, they are eventually
made to pay the penalty. @
The cast includes Percy Marmont.
Ramsay Wallace, .Jacqueline Saun-
ders, Arthur Rankin, Virginia Lee
Corbin, Lincoln Steadman, Jane Wrsy
and Daf Monra =
Evening star., 1925-02-04
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Evening star., 1925-02-04
Princess.

. Beginning Monday, continuous show
ing from 2:15 to IL pm. daily, Sun
days 8 to II pm.
Sunday and Monday, Barbara La
Marr and Bert Lytell, in "Sandra'
Ben Turpin, in Romeo and Juliet"
International News reel; Sunday
matinee, first episode of Riders of
Col. Heeza Liar Ancestors and
the Plains" Tuesday, The Snob";
Col. Heeza Liar. Ancestors" and
Billy Gee Gin person}. Sum Fun
Wednesday, Johnny Walker. in Life's
Greatest Game" and juvenile comedy,
"Oh Teacher" Thursday, Shirley Ma
son, in That French Lady; Aesop's
Fables; comedy. Girl Halter" and
amateur night. Friday, Lefty Flynn,
THE Millionaire Cowboy; Go Get
ters," chapter three, Never the
Trains Shall Meet" and Hodge
Podge scenic. Saturday, Harold
Lloyd, in Girl Shy; Billy West, The
Slave" and fifth episode of The Rid
die Rider