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the front and narrow sash of the ma
terial tied near the front. The plac-
ing of the banding at the front is a
derivation Of the shirt-front idea n
serves to introduce some vivid color
to the best advantage. 1t appears on
the sleeves and across the back OF the
collar.
Another popular pattern in
fabrics is the hairline stripe in white
on a background Of strong blue, warm
brown or black. Frocks of 1t are usual
" severely tailored with V-shaped
front opening over vestees with high
or turnover collars.
A great variety of neckwear Is pro-
yided for wear with these simple tai
lored frocks. Vestees Of crepe de
chine or wash satin with either high
or collars-separate waist
coats. tucked net and lace in collar
and cuff sets. Just now Irish crochet
"a very fashionable in rather wide,
round collars and deep aaring cuffs.
Undersleeves to be worn with haring
dress sleeves are usually made of net.
Again and yet again women of
fashion are paying homage to knit
ted modes. Distinguished style con-
ception linked with color glory be-
speak Incompatible fascination for
this seasons knitted frocks. suits,
coats and ensembles. Not only do
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01
TAILORED FROCKS FOR SCHOOL;
KNITTED ENSEMBLES AND COATS

7 TITLE 30 PEEP, who lost her
- sheep and had to depend upon
the silkworm and the cotton boil for
wherewithal to be clothed, has found
them again. All summer she let them
alone, but now they've come home,
have been sheared and their wool
converted into frocks that are the
last word in correct style. Everywhere
much emphasis is placed on wool
dresses, suits and costumes for fall
the college girls outfit is made up of
tweed, cheviot, twill, balbriggan and
flannel, introducing also some finely
patterned mems wear cloths.
There is a great variety of wooden
fabrics and they are developed in
tailored styles with several new fea-
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01

handsome topcoats supply a new item
of Interest to the already brilliant
record of knitted costume, but like
wise elegant and unique ensembles
add a paragraph to the pages of fash
ion history.
We are conscious Of that delight
full thrill of something different in
the luxurious knitted costumes which
promise a successful vogue through
out the coming months. The picture
to the right displays one Of these
marvellous achievements of knitted in
dustry; namely, an ensemble costume
which at first glance it is difficult to
believe is knitted through and through,
even to its landings which look like
real fur. This chic suit, consisting
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01

so seldom that the quarrel interrupts
no close association, breaks no friend
ship, leaves no haunting regrets.
Friends cannot afford to quarrel-life
is too short, the period of friendship
and love is all too brief to permit even
a day or an hour to interrupt It's even
way. 1t is better to ignore the hasty
word, to adjust the misunderstanding
at once, and TO be happy while the
days last. Quarrels only make US
unhappy.
%. 1925. western Newspaper Union.)
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01
Hisforic African Region

The Gold Coast region, long famed
in history and fiction, is a portion Of
Guinea, on the west coast of Africa.
Here gold was found, and the country
became the mecca Of the adventurous
and seekers after fortune. The Gold
coast is bounded on the east by the
Slave coast and on the west by the
Ivory coast, and has a coast line Of
about $50 miles.-Kansas City Star.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01

deal for School or College Girl.
coat and frock, is knitted of tan
Eon and wool, with rust-color
rider and design. Brushed wool
lar and cuffs give 1t a fur-like en-
Jishment.
Many of us who have heretofore
lnned en- a cloth suit for fall are
ing to transfer our allegiance to
ese suit ensembles of prepossessing
pearance. They are so eminently
ted to autumn wear. for their
coloring seems to respond to
! gold. flame and russell of sunset
falling leaf, while there is a GER
b sense of comfort in the caress of
wool, which. though never heavy
ght or cumbersome, is withal warm
protecting.
Long knitted coats styled like the
shown in the illustration are
minent in the fall collection. This
ticular model is knitted from red
white wool in plaid effect. It's col
and cuffs present a striking con-
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01
Agricultural Pests

The ten most injurious insect pests
in the United States, as selected by
the votes of eleven government ento-
mologists, are the boil weevil, Hessian
fly, cooling moth, corn earworm,
quitoes, chinch bug, Colorado potato
beetle, grasshoppers. the house fly and
the San Jose scale.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-10-01

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Evening star., 1925-04-22
PALACE-"Proud Flesh -

Proud FLESH" Metro-Goldwyn's
version of the story by Lawrence Ris-
ing, with Eleanor Boardman, Pat
O'Malley and Harrison Ford in fea-
tured roles. comes to Loew's Palace
next week.
This comedy drama was directed by
King Vidor. and starts in the tumult
OF the San Francisco earthquake,
moves into Spain and again returns
10 California for its locale.
Eleanor Boardman has the role of
q girl who was born during the
Frisco earthquake but raised in
Spain, where, upon reaching maturity,
she is courted by a Spanish aristocrat
who follows her to America when she
returns. Here she meets and is
courted by a young plumber whose
code is without ethics and who sweeps
her off her feet. The inability of the
Spaniard to cope with this type of
love-making furnishes the comedy ele-
ment.
Pat OMalley is the plumber, Harri-
son Ford the Spaniard and Trixie Fri
ganza, William J. Kelly, Priscilla
Bonner have roles. Added attractions
will be Sennett comedy. THE Lions
Whiskers;" the Pathe news reel and
Tom Gannon's orchestral music.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
NATIONAI-Ed Wynn's Nonsense.

Ed Wynn, who surprised the So
phisticates of showdom with the popu-
lar favor he attracted to himself and
his fun piece, "The Perfect Fool, "
violating all canons of theater pro-
cedure in form, manner, direction
and creation, is said to have repeated
the mirAcle in THE Grab Bag" the
new spectacular musical laughquake
with which the comedian comes to
the National next week beginning
Sunday night. The show comes d.
rect from an all-season run at the
Globe Theater, New York, with the
entire production intact and without
a single change.
Like it's predecessor, the new piece
has been writ, musicked, drawn and
quartered wholly by the star" Wynn
this season is under the personal di-
rection of A. L. Erlanger. There is
a large supporting company and
Julian Mitchell, past master of stage
direction, staged the new piece.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
HARVARD GLEE CLUB
T0M0RRnXV

The Harvard Glee Club, DIR. Archi-
bald I. Dawson, conductor, will make
its annual appearance at the National
Theater tomorrow afternoon at 4:45
o'clock, under the local management
of the t. Arthur Smith, Inc, Concert
Bureau. This organization has built
up for itself in the short space of five
years an enviable artistic reputation
in both the United States and Europe,
and is now recognized as one of the
ablest choral organizations of this
country, if not of the world.
The program will be: ave Maria"
described to Arcadelt. Jerusalem"
Parry, "Iustorum Animae" BYRD,
20 Fill ct Filiae" Geisring), "Credo''
tGretchaninov); "Now Is the Month
of Maying" Morley) Sun and Moon"
(Gretchaninovl, "Chanson a Boire"
Poulenc), dedicated to the Harvard
Glee Club; Lady of the Lagoon"
(Bantock), March of the Peers" from
"1olanthe" (Sullivan); Come Again,
Sweet Love" Oowland), 1.-The Gypsy
tZolotarev), "Bonjour, Mon Coeur'
Gassus}, "Nocturne" CuD, and "Fete
Polonaise," from lie Roi Malgre Luz
(Chabrier).
Evening star., 1925-04-22
METROPOLITAN-"New Toys"

Richard Barthelmess next week will
be featured at Crandalls Metropolitan
Theater in a feature-length comedy,
New Toys" adapted from the play
by Milton Herbert Gropper, author
of Ladies' of the Evening"" and Os-
car Hammerstein, End. The star is
supported for the first time by Mary
Hay, in private life Mrs. Barthelmess,
as the young wife of the story who
has a decided bent for the stage and
theatrical career. Complications pile
up in the development of the story
by reason Of VIII Webb's former in
fatuation for young woman who
loses him as a husband by going to
Europe for a protracted stay and
thus laying him liable to the agree
able fate Of falling in love at first
sight with another charming girl.
The cast also includes Clifton Webb,
Bijou Fernandez, Katherine Wilson
and Tammany Young.
The Metropolitan World Survey,
short-reel subjects and an exclusive
synchronized song reel will be added
attractions.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
KEITH'S-Frances Starr.

For the first time in the history OF
B. +. keith's Theater, Miss Frances
Starr. famous Belasco star, will head.
line the bill next week, in new one
act sketch. written for her by Jean
Archibald and called "CoIette." Miss
Starr is presented by David Belasco,
who personally produced and directed
the sketch.
Frank Fay, the great funster. will
be featured in his latest, original col
lection of laugh producers. and Alma
Nelson, assisted by Dan B. Ely and
Dave Rice and the Frivolity Five. will
offer original and cleverly presented
dances.
Others will include Galetti and 10.
kin in Comedy Novelty Surprises, -
a combination of dancing, songs and
the only featured monkey in vaude.
vile; Marie Walsh and Frank Ellis,
in siit called what a Nice House
Ours Is;;" Ryan and Ryan, in songs
and steps; Weldano's sensation, a
vaudeville's spectacular attraction,
and Larimer and Hudson, bicycle ex.
pertS,
Evening star., 1925-04-22
BELASCO-"Queen Mai" "

Oliver Morosco will bring to the Be
1asco Theater next week new play
"Queen Nab" described as little bit
different from anything which the
stage has had TO offer in some time.
1t was written by John Hastings
Turner, and deals with the age-old
locale of the small legendary kingdom
amid the eternal hills of the Balkans.
While comedy is the dominant theme,
the play Is accentuated with flashes
of pathos and natural true-to-life sit
uations. An exceptional cast is prom
ised, including Mary Duncan, Edward
Emery, Lumsden Hare, Minnie Du-
pree, Carolyne Mclean, Carlton Brick
ert, Marion Vantine, Margot Lester,
Charles Brown, Harold West, Frank
Hubert, Leigh Lowell and Francis Y.
Malloy.
The four acts of the play shift be-
tween London and the little kingdom
of Pyrrichos in the Balkans. The
theme concerns the accession to the
throne of a new queen, who doesn't
know that she is in line for the sue
cession or that she is even a member
of the royal family.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
PRESIDENT-"White Cargo" {"

Manager c. D. Jacobson of the
President Theater has been in daily
communication with Earl Carroll, the
producer of White Cargo" trying
TO arrange to have the company now
playing at the President stay over
for another week. white Cargo
from present indications, could run
on indefinitely, the demand for seats
briskly keeping pace with capacity,
but Mr.. Carroll, it seems. has been
unable to successfully arrange any
extension of time for the company
in Washington. So, from all appear
ances. snless something unforeseen
happensS ~White Cargo" will close
its Washington engagement at the
President Theater on next Saturday
night.
Two matinees will be given during
this week. On Thursday popular
prices will prevail, and on Saturday
special week end scale is 70 be
made.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
YORK.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Meig-
han in Coming Through" and Jimmie
Adams in Love Goofy"; Tuesday, Betty
Compson in "Ramshackle House" and
comedy, THE Mysterious Stranger;
Wednesday. Florence Vidor and Ed
mund Lowe in Barbara Frietchie"
and Cliff Bowes in "Merrymakers"
Thursday, Pauline Frederick in
"Smoldering Fires and Aesop
Fable. IS. o. s.; Friday, Charlie
Chaplin and Jackie Coogan in "The
hid, "Hysterical History" comedy
and Pathe Review: Saturday, Madge
Bellamy and William Haines in "a
fooi and His Money" Ralph Graves
IN Sennetts THE Plumber" and
Idaho" No. 5.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
EARLE-"Carmen."

Heading the coming weeks pro.
gram at, the Earle Theater will be a
condensed version of the grand opera
Carmen" with a cast of 26 well
known singers.
Almost equally prominent on the
bill is the Paramount photoplay, "The
Night Club" with the light comedian
Raymond Griffith featured.
Other offerings are: Thomas p.
Jackson and company in The New
Stenographer Harrison Greene and
katherine Parker in a two-act COM
edy; Jack Fulton and Dorothy Qui-
nett, in "A Girl of Today" wFitten by
Paul Gerard Smith and Lesser Lee;
Adelyn Jason and Helen Harrigan,
who sing and dance, and the Romas
Troupe, a group of acrobatic wonders.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday, Dorothy
Mackaill and Pat O'Malley in THE
Mine With the Iron Door; comedy,
1.-THE Girl Hater," and Topics of the
Day on Sunday only; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Anna Q. Nilsson in "The
Top of the World" and comedy
Felix Pinches the Pole; Thursday
and Friday, Dorothy Mackaill in
1.-THE Painted Lady" comedy. Paul
Revere" and Fox News on Thursday
only; Saturday, Ben Wilson in "The
Desert Hawk" comedy, THE Mys-
terious Stranger" Fox News and
kiddies' matinee surprise party.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
HOME.

Sunday, Colleen Moore in 80 Big
ana Earl Hurd's "Broadcasting'
Monday, Elaine Hammerstein in ""The
Mldnight Express" and Walter Hers
in "A Fat Chance: Tuesday Naz;.
nova and Milton Sills in ''The Ma.
Gonna OF the Streets and Aesop
fable, IS. o. 81; Wednesday, Flor
ce ence N1dor and Warner Baxter in
-, Ghflstine ~ of the Hungry Heart, and
,,, I'm Bowes in Welcome Danger;
thursday, Alma .Rubens and Frank
Mayo IN The Price ,She Paid and
Llge Conley in Fast and Furious:
firIday' i,y' Rlchard Talmadge in Laugh,
ing at Danger and Mack Sennet,'s
wandering Waistlines"; Saturday
maurice Lefty Flynn in 20. T.
west, Our Gang" in "Buccaueers,'
ana Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge ;,
Evening star., 1925-04-22
RIALTO-"Fifth Avenue Models.

Mary Philbin and Norman Kerry
are the co-stars in Fifth Avenue
Models" which is the feature photo
play at the Rialto, beginning Sunday.
1t is a screen version of THE Best
In Life, by Muriel Hine. Much of the
action takes place in the salon of a fash.
fonable modiste and the furnishings
OF these sets are said to be most
lavish. One of the innovations is a
huge floor mirror on which beautiful
mannequins, gowned in the latest
modes, pose for a style show.
Heading the musical program will
be Lieut.. Felix Ferdinando and his
Havana orchestra, which comes for
return engagement with new syn
copated selections.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
Ordered in Training.

Maj. Paul II. Kimball. Quarternas
ter Reserve Corps, OF this city. has
been ordered to duty under training
in the office of the Assistant Secre
tary of War.
Staff Sergt. Elias f. Jenkins. 25th
Infantry, at Camp Stephen d. Little.
Arizona, has been placed on the re.
tired list for length of service.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
PARK.

Sunday and Monday (open Sunday
2:45, continuously. Constance Bennett.
George Irving and Myrtle Stedman in
THE Goose Hangs High" Lloyd
Hamilton in Jonah Jones" and Pathe
News; Tuesday, Robert Ellis, Ger.
trude Olmstead and Craufurd Kent
in Lovers Lane" Lige Conley in
Rough and Ready" and graphic
scenic; Wednesday and Thursday,
Gibson Gowland, Zasu Pitts and Jean
Hersholt In Greed" and Cliff Bowes
in Empty Heads" Friday, Norma
Shearer and Conrad Nagel in "EX-
cuse Me-" Ned Sparks in Low Tide
and Bruce scenic, while the Pot
Boils;" Saturday, Beverly Bayne and
Elliott Dexter in THE Age of limo
cence," Our Gang comedy, THE Buc-
cancers" and chapter of THE Rid
die Rider" Continuous from PM.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
PROTESTS STOP REBURlAL
OF De ZAVALA FAMILY
Descendant of First Vice Presi-
dent of Republic of Texas
SAYS Error Made in Case.

By the Associated Press.
HOUSTON. Tex, April 22.-Because
OF protests from members of the
De Zavala family that the body taken
up from it's burial place on the De
Zavala homestead here Saturday was
not that of Lorenzo De Zavala. first
vice president of the Republic of
Texas, but that of his son, reburial of
this body, with two others, was called
off yesterday. The bodies were to
have been buried at the San Jacinto
burial grounds.
Three bodies, supposedly those of
Gen. De Zavala, his wife and Gen.
Castrillon, commander of the Mexican
forces at the battle Of San Jacinto,
were taken up Saturday. Miss Adina
De Zavala a descendant of Gen. De
Evening star., 1925-04-22
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Pauline Fred
erick, Wanda Hawley and Laura La
Plante in "Smoldering Fires" and
Cliff Bowes in Have Heart;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sydney
Chaplin in "Charley's Aunt" and
color fantasy, THE Voice of the
Nightingale; Thursday. Betty Comp.
son in "Ramshackle House," and Lige
Conley in Hello, Hollywood; Fri
day, Shirley Mason in Curly Top"
Sennett's Bull and Sand" and Ly-
man Howe Hodge Podge"; Saturday,
Eva Novak and William Fairbanks in
Women First" Juvenile comedy,
wildcat Willie" and Idaho" No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
FAVORITE.

Sunday, Lon CLANCY in He Who
Gets Slapped" Will Rogers in Don't
Park Here; Monday, Baby Peggy in
THE Family Secret" Fox News, also
amateur contest, s o'clock; Tuesday,
William Farnum in Evolves of the
Night" comedy, Should Landlords
Live; Wednesday, Daughters of the
Night; Mack Sennett's Little Robin
so Corkscrew," also Surprise Night;
Thursday, William Desmond in THE
Big Timber" Charlie Chase in lis
Marriage the Bunk?''; Friday, Lefty
Flynn in Breed of the Boarder," also
THE Go-Getters, =" The Going of Cum
ing; Saturday, Jack HoXie in Eight
ing Fury" Jimmie Aubrey in "Fishy
Tail" also "Galloping Hoofs,' No. g.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
TAKOMA.

Sunday and Monday, Rod La
Rocpue in the "The Golden Bed; Pathe
News; Lloyd Hamilton in "Going
East; Tuesday, double bill, George
Arliss in ''Disraeli' and Bebe Daniels
in "Tomorrow's Love-; Wednesday
and Thursday, Lon CLANCY and
Norma Shearer in HE Who Gets
Slapped; Our Gang comedy, 1.-THE
Buccsneers"; Friday. Beverly Bayne
in Age of Innocence" Aesop's
Fables. "The Go-Getters,' No. A.;
comedy, Desert Blues; Saturday
Eleanor Boardman and Peter the
Great in THE Silent Accuser",
Aesop's Fables; serial, "Riders of the
Plains" No. s; comedy, "Lizzies of
the Fields; matinee at 2:15 p.m.;
night shows at Z, 8; Sundays, 3, and
8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
CENTRA-"The Beloved Brute

William Russell, Marguerite De La
Motto, Victor McLaglen, Stuart
Holmes and Mary Alden are in the
cast to be seen the first two days
of next week at Crandalls Central
Theater in "The Beloved Brute" a
Vitagraph production, together with
Lloyd Hamilton in Half a Hero:
Tuesday and Wednesday, Constance
Talmadge and Antonio Moreno, in
F1rst Nationals Learning TO Love-"
also Ralph Graves in THE Plumber;
Thursday and Friday, Doris Kenyon,
Ronald Colman, Aileen Pringle, Alec
b. Francis and Claude Gillingwater
in "A Thief in Paradise" and Cliff
Bowes in ship Shape; Saturday:
Thomas Meighan, supported by Lila
Lee and Wallace Berry, in Coming
Through" and a juvenile comedy,
wildcat Willie"
Evening star., 1925-04-22
DUMBARTON.

Sunday, Claire Adams and James
Kirkwood, in THE Painted Flapper"; J.;
Monday, Mary Philbin, in 1.-The Gaiety
Girl; Tuesday, Darwin Was Right;
Wednesday and Thursday, Alice
Terry, Conway Tearle and Wallace
Beery, in THE Great Divide; Friday,
Betty Compson and Adolphe Menjou,
in Fast Set; Saturday, Antonio
Moreno, in THE Border Legion
Evening star., 1925-04-22
CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday, Doris Kenyon
and Frank Mayo, in IF 1 Marry
Again; Tuesday. Viola Dana and Lew
Cody. in "Revelation'': Wednesday,
Eleanor Boardman, John Gilbert,
Aileen Pringle, in wife of the Cen
taur"; Thursday, showing, and 8
pm, Cecil B. De Mile, in THE Golden
Bed" with Rod La ROGUE and Vera
Reynolds; Friday, James Kirkwood
and Norman Shearer. in Broken
Barriers; Saturday, Buster Keaton.
in The Navigator
Evening star., 1925-04-22
RAPHAEL

Sunday and Monday, Eric Won
Stroheim in Greed" and Aesop's Fa-
bles; Tuesday, House Peters in THE
Tornado" Hysterical Comedy, Rob
inson Crusoe." and Amateur Contest,
8 o'clock; Wednesday. Madge Bel
lamy in His Forgotten Wife," and
Charlie Chase in rs Marriage the
Bunk?"; Thursday, Babby Peggy in
THE Family Secret" Hysterical Com
edy, "Olympic Games Friday. John
Gilbert in The Wife of the Centaur," ;"
VIII Rogers in "Going to Congress, -
Surprise Night; Saturday, Tom Mix
in North of the Hudson Bay" Jimmy
Aubrey in 'Fishy Tail" also "Gallop.
ing Hoofs," No. 3.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
CHEVY CHASE.

wood and Anna @. Nilsson in 1.-THE
Top OF the World" Aesop's Fables
and news events; Tuesday, Dorothy
Mackaill in What Shall / Do": I'm
perial comedy, Her Ball and Chain"
educational, Corsica the Beautiful"
Wednesday and Thursday. Adolphe
Menjou in Molnar's THE Swan,
Century comedy. Black Bricks;
news and newspaper fun; Friday
Fred Thompson in Dangerous Cow.
ard" Charles Chase in Are Husbands
Human?"; chapter 8, Idaho; Satur
day, return engagement Peter Pam
chapter z of "Galloping Hoofs.''
Evening star., 1925-04-22
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Sydney Chap.
lin in "Charley's Aunt" and color
fantasy, THE Voice of the Nightin-
gale; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Pauline Frederick, Laura La Plante
and Wanda Hawley in "Smoldering
Fires" and Cliff Bowes In Have a
Heart; Thursday, Mary Astor and
Ian Keith in "Enticement," and
Bobby Vernon In Great Guns; Fri
day, Eva Novak and William Fair
banks in women First" and "Our
Gang" comedy, "Dog Days; Satur-
day. Shirley Mason in Curly Top"
Sennett's Honeymoon Hardships," )"
Lyman Howe Hodge Podge," and
Idaho" No. Z.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

Zavala, pointed out the graves. 1t
was planned to rebury the bodies near
the spot where Gen. De Zavala and
Gen. Castrilion fell during the men,
orable battle that gained Texas in
dependence. Impressive ceremonies
were planned for the occasion.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Alice Terry in
"Sackcloth and Scarlet; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Irene Rich and Rod
La ROGUE in 1.-The Golden Bed;
Thursday, Norma Shearer and Con-
rad Nagel in Excuse Me-; Friday,
Reginald Denny and Mary Astor in
''Oh Doctorv'; Saturday. James Kirk.
wood and Madge Bellamy in Secrets
of the Night.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
SAVOY.

Sunday, Cheap Kisses" and Cliff
BoWes in "Merrymakers"; Monday
Rlchard Talmadge in Laughing AT
Danger and comedy. Blue Blood
tuesday, Agnes Ayres in "Tomor.
row Love; Wednesday, Baby Peggy
IN capt. January" and Jimmy
Adams In The Goofy Age; Thurs
day, Pola Negri in East of Suez !,
and Hysterical History; comedy
The Prehistoric Age; Friday. Buf
Ialo Bill, Jr.. in Bringing Home the
Bacon" Bert Roach in Horse Play. >
Evening star., 1925-04-22

The Mutual Theater announces that
1t will bring back THE French
Follies next week. In this attraction
the chorus is the main feature. The
girls are youthful, pretty, trim and
good singers and dancers. and they
all have 20 changes of costumes.
Betty Palmer heads the cast and
others are Charles LIE Vine, Billy
Tanner, Eddy Dyer. Arthur Lyons.
Harry Connors, Beulah Baker and
Loretta Fradlin.
Evening star., 1925-04-22
COLUMBIA-"Mme. Sans Gene"
Probably.

The management of Loews Colum.
bla has not quite made up it's mind
as TO its next weeks attraction, but
in all proba bility. it states, it will be
Gloria Swanson in Mime. Sans Gene. :"
Evening star., 1925-04-22

Farmers Of the United States are
using $60,900,000 Government money
loaned through the Federal inter-
mediate credit banks.
Evening star., 1925-04-22

and THE Great Circus Mystery" No.
8: Saturday, Y. Canutt in "Scar
Hanan," and Harry Langdon in Feet
of Mud"