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Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
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Fiction

.... Fiction
"Lightnin,' Frank Bacon. After
the play of the same name.
"The Seven Sleepers, Francis
Bleeding. The plot of this detective
story concerns Il new German con-
spiracv to conquer the world under
the command of general famous in
the great war.
Variety Richard Connell. a
volume of clever short stories by a
new writer.
cone Way Street, Beale Davis.
The haps and mishaps of IA young
American IN the diplomatic service.
"Thc Bronze Collar,' John Fred
erick. A tale of Spanish Califor'
MIA Of the early nineteenth century.
"Thc Mansion House, Eleanor
M. Kelley. Old Kentucky life of
OF mansion honse and plantation as
it survives in spite of the Civil war,
:ndustriaIization mad the modern
spirit.
"The Treasure, Selma Lagerlof
Selma Lakerlof is the oa!v woman
who has received the Nobel prize and
this is the latest work from her pen
ii picture of Sweden of a bygont
day.
"Niennese Medley, Ed it i
o 'Shaughnessy. A story of post
war Vienna. in which the central
figure is IA fragile, gentle old lady
of seventy.
Non-Fiction
"a History of the Foreign Policy
Of the United States. Randolph G.
Adams. This history Of our for
cign relations, liief but authorita
tive, is presented from u new and
entertaining viewpoint that vii
appeal TO the scholar and genera
reader.
"The Literary Spotlight, edited
by John Farrar, editor of the
Bookman.' Anonymous studies
of thirty prominent figures in
American literary life written by
over a dozen different individuals
"Spanish Homes of California,
The Roy Hilton Company. a col
lection of photographs representing
Spanish influence in home building
as interpreted by the best architects
of Southern California. along with
sketches and plans FOR encourage
mcnt of this style.
"Thc Red Man in the United
States, made for the committee
on social and religiods survey by G.
Il. f.. Lindquist. An intimate study
of the social, economic mad religious
life of the American Indian, based
on careful surveys of the 16l reser
vations and on numerous scattered
bands.
Christianity and the Race
Problem,' j. ii. Oldham. Concern
ed with the attitude Christians
should take in regard to race rcla
tionships.
"Amcricanitis; Blood Pressure
and Nerves. William $. Sadlcr
High pressure living in our tense
age and its effects on the physical
and nervous functions.
"The Adventure Of Living John
st. Loc Strachey. A subjective an
photography by the editor of the
London "Spectator or', Il brother OF
Lvttou Strachey.
"Thc Editor and His People.
William Allen White. Some of the
most characteristic of Mr.. White 5
editorials from the - Emporia
Gazette. - including the one which
won the Pulitzer prize.
The western Washington far at
Puyallup received $4,000 III gate
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
"U' BEATS MONTANA

MlSSOULA. Mont, Nov. ~. -
The sensational Kelly and his long
runs enabled Montana Univcrsity's
football team to defeat the Alon-
tana State college team here yes
ttrdaV, 2S to I.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Mostl,
cloudy tonight and Saturday with
probably rain Saturday afternoon on
night. Moderate temperature.
Southern California: Cloudy to-
night and Saturday, probably rain
saturday. Moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
THE PRESS CT L4ASSIFIED SECTION
For Sule-M !sceIIaneOus

FOR SALE-Chcap, if taken at
once, one set of stock or wagon
scales, jill good shape. Can be
seen at the Pacific Land & Cat
tie Company's plant in Imperial.
If interested call Imperial %.
24t6
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HALL WINS DECISION FROM
NICHOLS AT BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, Nov. 27.-Bcnny
Hall, st. Louis negro bantamwcight,
won the decision from Jackie Mich
OILS in Il six round so as the feature
of the Ridgewood Grove S Thanks
giving Day card.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

Fred +. Starkey Prosscr, Wash
ington, has returned from Honolulu
where he took 1900 chickens, his
second shipment this year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

OLD newspapers for sale in 100 lb.
lots, at Press office. dn'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

WANTED-Expcrienced man for
general farm work and leveling.
Harry Cross, Soncs Lumber Co.
27t2
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ADS

POULTRY BOUGHT and sold.
Dressed poultry q speciality. Phone
SOW, or call at 1866 Adams. 17t6
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FOR SALE-Ouo team of horses, 5
and 6 years old. Clark w. Adair,
Seeley, Calf. lStf
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The western Washington fair at
Puyallup received $4,000 in gate
receipts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

FOR SALE-Seasoned Eucalyptus
wood, stove lengths. Tier So, de-
livered. Ell Centre Hatchery. 2It6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

SAN FRANCISCO. - For more
than half of the game, the Santa
Clara Eronehos outplayed and out
scored the st, Mary S Saints in their
annual "littlc big game yestor-
day, only to weaken toward the end
of the third quarter and lose their
last chance to grab an unexpected
victory. The Saints won ~ to Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27
For S0le---KeuI Estate
w. e. HANCOCK, Realtor

546 Main st. Ell Centro, Cal.
Phone 437
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

FOR SALE-.Furniturc for four
room house. Also lease if desired.
Phone 3S9. 24t3
FOR SALE-Turkey eggs. West
moreland s ranch, miles west 1
mile north of Seeley. 21t5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-27

FOR SAEE-S0 acres, one mile from
concrete highway, 2 miles from
town, good house, plenty shade,
well fenced. 50 acres in pasture
and corn. Very cheap at $4,000.
Liens Agency, Oregon Hotel
Bldg. 29tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
Monte BIue-Marie Preuost Team
Broken Up for Good, Says Lustig

attractions that win come from tho
Warner Borthers studlos for tho
fall and winter beassnl THE wife
Who Wasn't Wanted" with Irene
Rich and Huntly Gordon. Matt
Moore and Dorothy Dovoro in
Three Weeks In PariI' Charlie
Chupliu's famous brother sgd Ia two
great comedy riots. Tho Man on
the Box" and THE College Widow"
Lowell sherman. who won his spurs
on tho screen IN Way Down East.
viii be featured I'm some Warner
Brothers attractions OF which
Satan IN Stables" aud "Tho Love
Toy" viii be two OF them. "Tho
Fighting Edge" with Kenneth liar.
Ian and Marie Provost IN 'Ina Jazz
Baby and 'rhe Gay one" win add
TO the greatest OF the output. while
Tho Cave Man" THE Honeymoon
Express" 'rhe Barrier OF Fire"
Tho Sap" and a number OF other
attractions OF the big eallber
Ono Of tho biggest offerings win
DC 'liroken Hearts OF Hollywood.
N which every star under tho
Warmers banner viii appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
JACKIE'S TEXAS LIFE
NOW COMES IN HANDY

Jacqueline Logans girlhood ex.
perisnce riding PONIES on the plains
OF Texas and later in Colorado
where sho also became one OF tho
best swimmers and divers in tho
state. viii stand her in good stead
in when tho Door Opened" the
new Fox picture In which sho has
been cast for the leading role and
which win require her to mako
several wild rides and perform
other fcats native to the Canadian
midwest.
Miss Logan, rs little Josettc In
the picture, which will be a plcturI.
zation OF James Oliver Curwood
story. will be tho central figure
around whom the action will &c.
yolve Tho little colleen IL we'll
fitted for a part OF this kind be,
cause she not only rides well and
swims, but is n fine shot with
either n rifle or revolver. The
picture will be made in the Cana.
dian Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
Big Bill Hart
Joins Ranks of
United Artists

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. william
IL $. Hart. brightest OF tho West,
ern considerations. has busted Off
his two famous guns and returned
10 tho screen
'rrumblewcsds. from popular
novel. viii be his first offering Tor
United Artists. an organization com.
posed Of himself Mary Piekford.
Douglas Fairbanks. Rudolph valen,
tino, Charlie Chaplin and. very soon.
the 'raimadEc sisters,
nill has carefully trained for his
remittance into films lie hasn't
smoked or taken drink in about
three years and daily nc goes thru
a course OF strenuous exercise. Hnl
looks better Than have ever seen
him.
II don't plan TO make many moro
pictures SAYS the famous cowboy.
but I want 20 do ~ tho Job in
good style while I am NJ IL.
II never felt better in my lie and
I think can make the best pic.
lures Of my career right now"
Hitl Hart il one Of tho ancorast
men in this motion picture business.
No affcctntion about him. no cXait,
cd egoiism. no aioofncpa He IN hu.
man to tho core and talks from tho
shoulder.
In the United Artist clique OF
notable persons, Hart stands out az
one OF It's best. iic identifies
character. clean and wholesome.
which Is fast dying from our midst.
The rugged frontier days arc about
at an end Primitive dwelling and
ambitions have been pushed aside
by the whlrl OF jazz.mad friends
who frolic IN a goblet OF bootleg.
Many have tried to step into
Harris shoes All have failed
II is well that BIZ Hart and tho
spirit which he pcrsonifies stay
with US in our silken.mode Of liv.
ing as long as no can possibly toll.
eruts us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
BEADS FOR EVENING
Is FASHIONS DICTATE

The woman who pridcs herself
on being well dressed would Just
as soon go TO an evening function
nowadays in barrel as in a gown
which was not beaded" says
Howard Greer, ono OF Hollywood's
fashion directors. who has Just ro.
turned from Paris where he made
an extensive study of tho latest
styles for the coming season. Greer
was sent to Europe by Paramount,
for whom he creates fashions.
Bends are cmbollishlng all gowns
for evening wear" Greer says. "All
that is necessary to be really chic
Is TO tako n yard OF chiffon or
crepe. hnvo II literally covered with
lridcscont beads. put on in a new
design and there you are. Tho
neck line remains the same, but the
length In n nero whisper, II is so
small thing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
CHART WILL DICTATE
DIET FOR BEAUTIES

An ounce OF Tclucllph ~ worm
a pound Of aIibn A cha OF
weights. giving the right we'd 4or
girls Of different sizes and builds
Is the latest lesson being studied BY
tbs Hal Roach BeEtette, ak picked
types Of beauties. playing in Hal
Roach comedies. Their names are
Fay Wray. Katherine Grant, Mar.
ina Sleeper. Marjorie Whites,
Blanche Aehaffsy ana Kathleen
Collins.
r. Richard Jones. difect0r-gsn.
eral OF the Hal Roach organization,
has issued definite Instructions that
each gin who works IN Hal Roach
pictures must. Tor the sake Of her
own health as well as for screen
appearance, keep In such good ath,
lotlc trim that her weight viii b.
according 10 the specifications OF
the chart. A girl too indifferent 20
screen success 20 be unwilling 70
do this will not be tolerated at
Roach's.
The six girls Alternate in Fading
or vafnp roles with Glenn Tryon,
Charles Chase. Clyde Cook and the
Hal Roach star comedies, an - var
unit. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

lived IN Middle Western village al.
Of her iifc but has longer TO go to
the city primarily 70 be able 10 see
and wcar-clothes She Gets her wish
but almost at the cost Of her good
name and the wrecking OF her home
However, the family honor and hap.
piuess arc saved, and the girl wins
a confirmed wealthy bachelor to
boot.
Norma Shearcr Is starring as the
girl. Katherine Emerson She IS
remarkable actress as we'll as being
an unusually attractive and beautiful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

Tho famous team ~ Monte Blue
Aid Marie Provost win be no mere
IN Warner productions. according TO
Harry Lustlg. Western district man.
uEcr OF Warner Brothers Exchanges.
who In now In Seattle. Friend
hubby. Kenneth Harlan. will appear
with hla wife. Marie Proyost The
first pisture In which they will be
seen IN "Bobbed Hair" This Ia tho
story that 20 famous authors wrote
each injecting their own ideas into
II with the result that from all re-.
ports Il has enough action for 20
pictures.
Monte Blue win appear ia melo,
dramas for tho coming season. {"
said Mr.. Lustlg. His first will be
Limited Mall an Offering with
most OF the railroad and train
wreck scenes taken In tho Royal
Gorge, Vera Reynolds appears op.
posllc him In this attraction, Others
~ his offerings will be Red Hot
Tires with Patsy Ruth Miller and
'liogans Alley "a melodmmatle
comedy The white CHER and
Hell Bent for Heaven are some OF
the other big attractions in which
this popular star win be featured
Monte blue has always wanted TO
mako melodramas with plenty OF
action and thrills and there Ia no
doubt that he viii have his wish
more than fulfilled thls season"
Tho John barrymore attraction
which Is now In production. namely
''rhe Sea Beast" should prove 10 be
one OF tho greatest rea pictures that
has ever been produced. John
barrymore and tho entire company
arc now In Java making tho big
whaling scenes. Ernst Lubitseh is
busy making Oscar wlldea Lady
Wlndemerea Fan
For Instance. here's some OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01
Jour GANG" NOT
ALLOWED TO ACT

Whenever a certain star or group
OF featured players In moving pic.
lures achieve unusual success IN
one picture or a series, newspaper
critics and public alike are willing
TO accord them proper credit and
favor But perhaps n the iayman
started 90 analyzs tho reasons why
be liked a certain star or group he
wouldn't be able 20 DO 10. definitely
and lucidly.
our Gang" Hal Roaeh's group
Of six little raAcals which In the
three years OF itH existence has
gained the position Of one Of the
most popular two.reel attractions IN
America. hasn't done II on acting 4"
30 says Iiul Roach, producer. and
Robert MCGOWAN, director
"rhey aren't actors" MCGOWAN
declares, when one Of them starts
to act stop him or take him out
OF the group, n has been my In,
tention 20 keep them from obvious
acting and 'cmoting' ever since the
first picture with them was made /"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

4" A SLAVE or FASHION" which
"A opened at the HeIllg Friday.
presents human story exceedingly
well told and beautifully produced.
II is entertaining from start TO fin.
ish and is keyed al tempo that
holds your interest all thru
Samuel Shipman wrote the story
originally for the screen. He shows
the same fine skill in mapping out
screen plays that he does in his
spoken drama
The story Is that OF a very beauti
tul and unsophisticated girl who has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

girt and gives brilliant perform.
auCc in this newest role.
Lew Cody Is featured as Nicholas
Wentworth end makes an ideal 70.
mantle lover As usual he gives a
strong performance for there II no
more dependable player on tho screen
than Mr.. cody
Mary Carr. William Haincs. VIVA
Ogden. Miss Dupont and James Cor.
rigan all give splendid performances.
ncsa Meredith wrote tho contin.
uity and Ben Reynolds did the
photography.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

what WOULD
YOU DO?
If you were bachelor and some one
should write you, calling herself your
mother-in-law tell you to come home and
take care of your wife; and if, on your
return home you found installed there
family of strangers the beautiful daughter
of whom was posing as your wife-a girl
you never saw before in your life
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

tcnscly devoted TO tho man whore
life she has saved
A girl from tho city, whom the
man engages TO type novel he rs
writing Va tho cause OF compiled.
tons Tho man falls In love with
her, cnuslng the crippled girl to be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

Bns,orncr whose wife goads him into
committing thlevcry 10 escape from
the results Of hlp crime, he flccg a.
tho Ozark mountains. ~
There hc vs. rescued from death In
. mountain stream by dcformcd
bnckwoodg girl sho becomes in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

THE appeal Of Harold Bell Wright
j. viii be tho drawing card ut the
Columbia all next week, starting Sat.
urday. Tho popular authors widely
read novel, THE Recreation Of
Brian Kent" 10 The attraction.
Kenneth Harlan In cast as tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

Edward Earle, now appearing in
the Edwin Carewo production.
Dangerous Currents" from the
play, THE Sea Woman" was a
lending man for Mary plcltford IN
the old BIograph days; no played
opposite Agnca Ayres In tho O.
Henry series Of short features and
has supported many other we'll.
known players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

como furIously jealous. Tho story
rises 10 n dramatic climax.
Helene Chadwick, as tho city girl,
Hnzu Pitts ~ the mountain girl, Mary
Barnes aud Ralph Lewis are included
IN the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

Virginia Vail is starred
NTH Eugene O'Brien in
SIEGE" the dramatic pro-
duction booked for a shOW-
ing at the Columbia intnledi-
ately folloWing the current
picture,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-08-01

Mall planes nov cover tho g22
miles from Berlin 20 London In less
than nix hours
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Park.

Today and tomorrow, Douglas Fair
banks, in robin Hood" and Pathe
News Events; Tuesday. James Kirk
wood and Lila Lee, in Wandering
Husbands" and Lige Conley. In pig
skin; Wednesday and Thursday, Ra-
mon Navarro, Enid Bennett and Wal
lace Beery, in The Red Lily" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Going East; Fri
day, Antonio Moreno and Agnes
Ayres, in THE Story Without a
Name" and Johnny Fox, jr., in juve-
nile comedy. About Face; Saturday,
Mary Pickford. in "Pollyanna." Ben
Turpin, in Romeo and Juliet" Bruce
Scenic and Chapter d, Evolves OF the
North" Evenings, Z and S:45. Doors
open $50. Saturdays at 80 and Sun
days at 2:45, with continuous perform
auce both days
Evening star., 1925-01-18
CONTINUED from Third Page.l

er and John Gilbert in the leading
roles. Harry Langdon will be pic
tured in Sennetts two-reel comedy
'The Luck of the Foolish" and the
program Will also include the Kino-
grams.
Wednesday and Thursday there will
be three features, First Nationals
production of Her Night of Ro-
nance" starring Constance Talmadge;
Bobby Vernon, in Bright Lights" +"
and the Bruce scenic, Haunted Hills;
Friday and Saturday, Eleanor Board
man and Conrad Nagel Will be pic
tured in Metros so This Is Mar
riage?" and Lige Conley In 'Pigskin," !"
4 foot ball travesty, and on Saturday
only No. 5 of the "Galloping Hoofs 4"
two-reelers. starring Johnny Walker
and Alleue Ray.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Takona.
Richard Barthelne

Today Richard Barthelmess, in
CLASSMATES" Pathe News, Topics of
the Day, at 5, 3, 7. 9 pm; tomorrow
Richard Barthelmess, in Classmates"
Pathe News, Topics OF the Day; Tues
day and Wednesday, Harold Lloyd, in
Safety Last" comedy, THE Cats
Meow; Thursday. Marie Provost and
Monte Blue, in How to Educate a
Wife" comedy, Outbound; Friday.
Pola Negri. in Forbidden Paradise"
Aesop's Fables, comedy, Jimmy
Adams, in BLACK and Blue; Satur-
day. "Chechahcos," a picture of Alas
ka; "Aesops Fables. Ten Scars Make
a Man." No. 3, and VIII Rogers, in
Going to Congress-" Matinees Mon
day and Saturday
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Apollo.

To-day and rrow Thomas
Meighan, I'm Tongues Of Flame" and
Al St. John, in stupid But Brave; 4;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Barbara La
Mari and Bert Lytell, in "Sandra." and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Crushed; Thurs
S%y, Florence Nidor, in christine of
The Hungry Heart" and Cliff Bowes,
in Watch Your Pep; Friday, John
Gilbert, in Romance Ranch; SEN
ueir's Riders of the Purple Cow"
and Hodge -Podge"; Saturday, Madge
Bellamy and Charles De Roche, in
Love and Glory; Earl Hurd's THE
Sawmill Four" and "Galloping Hoofs,"
Evening star., 1925-01-18

for New York as a delegate to the
National Better Films Conference be-
ing held at the Waldorf f-Astoria. The
national value. OF Mrs. Locher's work
in the Capital In establishing visual
instruction as means of education,
aiding Americanization etc, was sig
nally recognized by those In charge
of the conference. Mrs. Locf1er was
invited to take part In last Friday S
program, at which time she addressed
the conference on the subject of spe-
ciai programs for children. Her spe-
ciai bills for ktddies at Crapda1l's S
Tivoli Theater each Saturday morn
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Chew Chase.

To-day tomorrow and Tuesday (mat-
inee Monday, p.m.), The Sea Hawk; I;
Wednesday and Thursday, Pola Negri.
"Forbdden Paradise; Fight and Win
series, Title Holder; news and
newspaper fun. Friday, Tom Mix. in
Zane Grey's The Last of the Du-
anes"; Charles Chase comedy;
wolves of the North" No. 10. Sat
urday, Peter the Great Cthe war dog),
in The Silent Accuser"; Bert Roach
comedy when Love Is Young; I;
NTH chapter, Unto the Net
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Savoy.

Today, Lois Wilson, in Another
Scandal" and cartoon; tomorrow, The
Arizona Express" and Andy Gump, in
"Oh, What Day; Tuesday, Lon
CLANCY and Betty Blythe, in "Nomads
Of the North" and comedy, The
Driving Fool; Wednesday, Frank
Mayo, Mildred Harris and Norman
Kerry, in Shadows of the East" and
Jimmie Adams, in Savage Love"
Thursday, Ramon Novarro and Enid
Bennett, in The Red Lily" and com
Cdy; Friday, St. Elmo and Jack
Dempsey, in "A Knockout for Cupid"
Saturday, Jack Hoxie,. in Fighting
Fury" and Larry Semon, i'll kid
SDeed''
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Olynnpic.

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess, in Classmates; Tuesday,
Thomas Meighan, in Tongues OF
Flame; Wednesday, Doris Kenyon
and James Rennie, in Restless
Wives; Thursday, Hope Hampton
and Lowell Sherman, in THE Truth
About Women; Friday, Tom Mix, in
Zane Greys The Last of the Duanes"; ;
Saturday, Eleanor Boardman. in Jack
Boyle's The Silent Accuser"
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow Barbara La
Mari and Bert Lytell, in "Sandra,"
and Bobby Vernon, in High Gear;
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday,
Harold Lloyd, in "'FIot Water" and
Nell Shipman. in white Water; FIJI
day Alma Rubens, in The Price She
Paid" and Jack Dempsey, in a
Knockout for Cupid and cartoon:
Saturday. THE Sunset Trail" Juvenile
comedy. "Oh, Teacher and "Gal'oping
Evening star., 1925-01-18

Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels
and Ricardo Cortez, in Argentine
Love-" and Larry Semon, in kid
Speed; Tuesday and Wednesday, Ru-
dolph Valentino, in "a Sainted Devil" :"
and Earl Hurds "The Sawmill Four"
Thursday, Jonh Gilbert and Norma
Shearer, IN The Snob," and VIII
Rogers, in Don't Park Here; Friday.
John Gilbert, in Romance Ranch;
Lige Conley, in Poor Butterfly" and
"Funshop"; Saturday, Hoot Gibson, In
THE Ridin' Kid; "Our Gang" in "It's
Bear" and "Galloping Hoofs," No. 2.
Evening star., 1925-01-18

The Metropolitan Athletic Club, a
direct outgrowth of the earlier work
of the public service and educational
department of the Crandall Theaters,
Harriet Hawley Locher, director, at
tended an entertainment and dance In
Mrs. Loeher's studio and the private
projection room of the Metropolitan
Theater Thursday evening. A buffet
lunch was served later.
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Carolina.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday Mary
Pickford, in Dorothy Vernon Of Had
don Hail.: Wednesday, Mary Philbin,
I'm Fools Highway; Thursday,
THE Marriage Flrt" with Conrad
Nagel and Pauline Frederick; Friday,
Laura La, Plante in Butterfly; Sat
urday, Johnny Hines. in Little
Johnny Jones~
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Glenn Hunt
er and Bessie Love, in The Silent
Watcher; Tuesday. Tom Moore, in
"Harbor Lights; Wednesday, Mary
Philbin, IN "The Rose Of Paris:
Thursday and Friday, Clara Bow and
Forrest Stanley, in Wine; Saturday,
David Copperfeld," from the novel
BY Charles Dickens, and Into the
Net the nolice serial
Evening star., 1925-01-18
Empire.

Today and tomorrow, Buck Jones,
In winner Take ALL" and Clyde Cook,
in The Pinhead"; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Rod La ROGUE, in Feet OF
Clay" and comedy, Felix in Holly
wood: Thursday, Richard Dix, In
Manhattan" and comedy, Robinson
Crusoe"; Friday, Rim Tin Tin in Find
Your Man." and comedy, THE Family
Row: Saturday. William Farnum, In
wolves of the Night" and Sid Smith,
in Make 1t Snappy"; Fast Express"
No. IL, and Fox News at matinee.