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NEW RADIO STATION Is
 LOCATED IN NORTH

Seattle. July 27. R-The Cana da wireless station on Herschell Is land. just completed. reported in n message to the Seattle Fur Ex- change, that the schooner Old Maid arrived at the island Friday. The telegram was sent via Edmonton, Alberta. Captain klingenberg said that he had bettered the best time ever made from Vancouver. by six days. He left Vancouver on June 16th.
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told Laird, who telcphoned to the Tacoma officials. The women are sought for the violation Of the fed |eral narcotic act. Laird overlook the couple by automobile when they were about to board boat to the mainland. Mrs. Kruse went to visit her husband. s. S. Kruse. who sen fenced to year and day for the violation of the narcotic act.
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the trade. Forest and tundra fires
 have been seen burning for over igak and above the fishing ground.
 Bristol Bay and the canneries were very near reached Nlishagak. it be
 ing confined mostly to marsy ground. The fire is good for the prospectors because of Its having thawed the ground but il is bad on the ptarmi- gan and other young animals. IL is doing great havoc 10 the fur bear
 ing animals
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JOHN GROTH TURNS
 up AFTER FIFTEEN DAYS

tordova. July 2S. A'j Five cans of minced clans saved the life of John Groth, Il miner. who has been missing for five days. on account of disabled engine in his dory. on the Copper River Flats. When the Deputy Marshal with lis searching rarty found him Monday. Groth had no food for two days Before thai he had subsisted on tho clans which were given to him to take to hi. fellow miners.
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Savannah, July 20. GPi "A high sea and wind. increasing in inten- ;ity along the Georgian Coast which uresaged the advent of a tropical hurricane which has been thunder 'ng mp the Florida Coast, since Mon day. It Jeff damage to shipping and property and destruction of crops in it's wake. The amount of destruction is estimated, as runniup into millions
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BAHAMAS IRDIslRiN WILL.
 RUN DRY OF BOOZE

London, July %, lPy Aridity threatens the Bahama Islands in SC far as the fountain of thirst is con cerned The British are trying to have th" Americans make a certain latitude in the waters for foreign booze ships This is q terrible blow the lowly bootleggers.
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MiLBtR INVITED TO
 VISIT iT SEW NsD

Seward lol, 2e, nP The tham her of Commerce .tuSi itri Wilbur tp visit here while making an tusw.c tion tour of ,lt Alaskan G"asl and Resurrection Bay also thr vicinity of the naval reservation Nlr Will bur is especially Interested here ou account of th" claims ot travellers and surveyors, that harhor is unov- celled excepting bv Gihraltar
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Chicago, July 27. (P)-Frank L.. Smith testified before the Senate Campaign Committee that his sue Icessful fight for thu Illinois Repub- lican Senatorial nomination cost ap- proXimately two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or which samuel Insnll, T Chicago tractor manager gave one hundred thousand.
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SLIPPERY DEAL ALMOST GOES THROUGH

Seattle. July 20. (F)-Curiousity,
 was declared as the cause of the re- turn of Mrs. Katherine Kruse to McNeil Island. Mrs. Kruse went to the Island on visit and while their she saw Eugene Laird, the United States Deputy Marshal, and asked who he was. The former left with la male companion and the guard
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NEW CHANNEL WILL BE OPEN

Juneau, July 26. (F-The new Wrangell Narrows Channel, across Petersburg Bay will he reopened to all steamships operating in Alaskan waters, on August fifteenth, it was apnpupced by Major L. E. Oliver assistant district engineer. when he returned from inspection work there. He said that it was possible that the work might continue for another week but that will not In terfere with navigation.
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INVITED STATES WILL
 FORCE WAR DEBTS

Rome. July 36. (RlTevere said, 'The American attitude towards the war debts question would amount to financial war upon Europe. If Europe can resist sixty-twO years for the length of its debts she will have won, if she cannot hold out they will be forced to exchange Colonial possessions for deht ohll- gationa.
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HARD FIGHTING GOING
 ON IN SYRIA

Beeiut, Syria. July 2G, (P)-Sev- eral hundred Diessidey tribesmen were killed by the French. More than three hundred prisoners were taken. while fighting around an oas- Is of Ghouta. Forty nine French were killed and ninety seven wound- ed. among the dead Is Colote Ring, a distinguished officer. who partici- pated in twenty-one campaigns and winning thirteen citations. He fell while leading troops. the statement also charges that two aviators fore ed down on account of motor trouble in the midst of the enemy, they sur rounded them and while they were wounded they tied them to their plane and burned 1t.
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Fort Worden. Wn.. July 2f, CI1 The United States Army Fort is threatened by foresifircs, After twenty four hours of hard iishtine the fort was declared safe. The flames raced thru the timber which surrounds the fort. The garrison of troops checked the flames at a safe distance.
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have their children confirmed and are performing deeds of devOtions. The cathedral was filled to the capa- |city and was inadequate. Ambulan- ces waited outside the church to aid
 women and children who were be- ing crushed inside. It is estimated that over three thousand were con-
 firmed in one day.
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HEAD RIM RIrNNER CONVICTED WAS CONNECTED
 WITH | CONSPIRACY

New York. Jmly 2. tPl William V. Dwyer head of the reputed forty million dollar rum running svndi cate. was convicted of being con nected with conspiracy to violate the National Liauor Customs Laws He was sentenced to two years in prison and ten thousand dollars fine
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Lansing, Kansas. July 26. P- Twenty convicts. attempting to es- cape from the state penitentiary. were shot and killed. after stabbing Captain R. E. Manatt. prison official.
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Austin, July 27. Governor Ferguson announced that she would not resign not later than November one. It. Governor Barry Miller succeeds her. He was an opponent of her husbands during the i'm peachment of seventeen but later joined him.
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MORE EARTHQUAKES COMING

Fresno. Calif.. July a7. (N-A series of distinct earths trsmOrs, which rattled dishes. cracked plas- ter, shock chimmneys. and knock ed dishes on the sheives.. was re- ported throughout the Central San Joaquin Valley. about 10 A. M. Sunday morning.
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|sECRRTARY WILBUR WILL,
 RsrAaalaH NAVAL BAsEs

seattle. July 1T. A, Reports were siven out tlat Secretary of I the Navy, wiI6ur. win soon tale steps looking tovards the estahllsh- ment of naval basss n AIaSEa. VIII
 bur Is due 1t Seattle Friday. en-
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Manchester. Vt., July 27. (P)- Robert T. Lincoln surviving son of President Lincoln, was found dead in bed at his summer home here.
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New York. July 27. R-Babe Ruth knocked his thirtieth home run with GehrIg. of the Giants. on the bases.
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Washington, July 27, F-Acting Secretary of Treasury, Winston suspended Green, pending the in vestigation of the charges agains' him.
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DEMPSEY CUTS SWEETS

Colorado. Springs, Juiy 23. Cp- Dempsey announced Chat he will be- gin sparring at his camp al Saratoga Springs. on August -jNth. Floyd Fiizsimons and Gus Wilson are al- ready lining mp sparrine partners, I"never nnderrate an opportunity, he is q fine fghter.'
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Cordoya. July 2S, P)-Covernor Parks and Senator Lawrence i'u,pps 'sailed sonth yesterday. He Wls "n- tertained Monday night hy The Chamber nf Commerce, al q ban auet- The Governor said that ihia Wear there is more employment and more prosperity all over Alasko He found that inc minne and fishing conditions were satisf1ctorv All to Ii" westward they are ra'siug Rein deer very fast and il is becoming an important fac'o~ phippg said that he is heconius q strong boo ster for Alaska.
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Paris, July %. H)-The Cham Der gave POincare his second vie tory by voting the urgence ot the financial state. which was billed four hundred and eighteen to thirty one.
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'CATHOtitS PROSECUTED
 IN MEXICO

Mexico City. July 2S. tHl The Catholic Episcopals ordered that all religious services in Catholic Churches in Mexico. requiring off
 ces of priests be suspended after Sat day. The archbishops in Mexico de
 clared in statement that the Ca tholics who are responsible for the new regulations or putting them in 10 effect he communicated. The Pope gave his sanction of the episco pates actions and declared that inti- mates of Gales be communicated
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New York. July a7. (4) 1.-The state Athletic Commission voted two to one and approve the pro osal of the state that the Dempsey Tunney match be held in the Yan- kee Stadium on September 18th,
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PAI.ACE-"YOu Never Know
WOnen!"

The attraction at LoeW's Palace
Theater next week win be You
Never Know Women" a. compelling
love drama of theater life. featuring
Florence Nidor and Lowell Sherman.
'fhe comfort Of the mountain top
has been attained. il is claimed.
through the recent installation in the
theater of one of the most elaborate
and costly cooling systems ever
placed in operation by Washington
theater.
You Never Know Women is a
William Wellman production for
Paramount OF a story written for
Miss Vidor by Ernest Eajda and its
production marks the elevation of
Miss Florence Vidor to stellar promi-
nence. Lowell Sherman. famous
stage villain. has such a role in the
picture, which contains d remarkable
aggrega ton of vaudeville talent i'll
its cast. including Fortunello and
Cil-inelli. the Melford troupe of aero
hats, Louis and F'reda Berkoff, Rus
sian dancers: Rue Enos, the frog
man: the Nelson troupe of aerial
performers and the Russian Balaliaka
Orchestra.
II is the story Of Russian vaude-
vile dancer, beloved by Narodin. the
troupe's leader, who comes under the
influence of a wealthy young idler
when the latter saves her from in
Jury
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NATIONAL PLAYERS -" Charley's
Aunt"

The perennial farce. "Charley's
Aunt" win inject novelty into the
National Players routine next week,
when. on Monday night, they begin
six day Offering Of that piece, which
holds the world record for the long
est runs.
Written so years ago, "Charley's
Aunt" has been called the king of
farces, the fountainhead from which
the broader comedies have since
sprung 1t leads the royalty pro-
ducers among the farces and is stu
a living thing. for the situations
upon which it's comedy is based are
as logical. though ridiculous, as the
farce fashioners of today turn out.
Charley has a wealthy aunt whose
presence in his circle is necessary
IL Charley is to gain certain substan-
tial advantages. Unable, at the last
moment, to get away. an ingenious
masquerade saves the fat from the
fire, but almost ruins the masquefad-
err, one Lord darlington, who Is
called "Babs" and whose existence,
once he dons the habiliments of an
elderly female. becomes thing OF
unacceptable torment.
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STRAND-"Town Topics"

The bill next week at the Strand
Theater will be headed by Town Top
les a lavishly staged revue by
Charles Davis. written and produced
by Alex CARRIER, with a cast including
Esther Singer. Gloria Claire, Aileen
Coleman. Mack Davis. Joe Rock and
Billy Perch.
Other numbers will include Bill
Norton and George Brewer, two &C.
centric dancers, in "a comedy turn
Bug House Fables: Stuart Casey and
Mildred Warren in The Fog" Il skit
by Paul Gerard Smith; the Orretos in
"Daneeology," offering dance excerpts
of the past and present and the Balas-
is trio, in n sensational novelty.
The photoplay will be Then Came
the Woman" a romance OF the great
North woods. with Frank Mayo, Gull
len Lands and Mildred Ryan heading
the cast
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WARDMAN PARK-"Scaramouc -

The Moving Picture Guild at the
Wardman Park Theater will present
Rex lngrams "Scaramouche" and ID.
W. Grittith's Birth of Nation as
their revivals for next week.
"Scaramouche," which win be shown
on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, is one of the greatest films
ever made of the French revolution.
Alice Terry, Ramon Novarro and
Lewis Stone play the leading roles.
Rex Ingram, the director. was award
ed an honorary degree from Yale Uni
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CENTRAI-"rhe Golden Strain. !"

THE Golden Strain" adapted from
the story by Peter b. Kyne, will be
at Crandall's Central Theater the first
two days of next week. beginning
Sunday, with Madge Bellamy and
Kenneth Harlan featured; also Mack
Sennetts comedy, Circus Today"
and the special Charleston reels:
Tuesday, Priscilla Dean, in Forbid
den Waters" with the Mermaid
comedy. "Creeps. added and Il new
Grantland Rice Spotlight: Wednes.
day. "Moana" Il tale of life as II Is
really lived In the South Sea Isles,
supplemented by Mack Sennett's
comedy. Hay Foot. Straw Foot;
Thursday and Friday. II. b. Warner
in Silence" and Cliff Bowes in
Don't Miss; Saturday sgd Chaplin
in "Oh, What Nurse and an Aesop
Fable
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APOLLO.
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday, Jack Holt in Born to the
West" and Lupino Lane in Fool 8
Luck; Monday, Emil Jannings in
Quo Vadis?" and Aesop Fable: Tues
day and Wednesday, Lon CLANCY in
1.-The Road to MandaIay" and Bobby
Vernon in Until We Eat Again !;
Thursday. Viola Dana in Wild Dat,
Lane" and Imperial comedy, "Matri-
mony Blues: Friday, Ernest Tor
renee in 1.-THE Rainmaker' and Hal
Roach's Never Too Old; Saturday,
Norman Kerry in Under Western
Skies and Alice Day in Sennett s
"Goosela nd"
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CAPITOL.

Sunday and Monday, Cecil b. De
Miles THE Volga Boatman," with
vocal accompaniment by Leonard
Chick. tenor: also comedy, news reel
and Fables; Tuesday, Dorothy DeVore
in THE Gilded Highway and
comedy; Wednesday. Lionel Barry
more in Lucky Lady" and comedy;
Friday, Robert Ames in Three Faces
East" and comedy; Friday, The
Million Dollar Handicap episode
nine of THE Green Archer and
Larry Semon comedy; saturday.
Buck Jones in "'rhe Cowboy and the
Countess, episode two of The Radio
Detective" and comedy.
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EARLE-Maryon Vadie and Ota Gigi.

Maryon Nadie. famous Russian
American dancer, and Ota Gigi, court
violnist. will headline next week $
bill at the Earle Theater in a dance
and music revue, assisted by group
of coryphees. whose ensembles were
devised and staged by Miss Nadie.
Rae Ronstine will be at the piano
and eight distinctive offerings Will
comprise the act. Margie Coate.
queen of syncopation, whose songs
combine melody with effective humor,
will also be featured.
Bernice Kimball and Ray German
will appear in an interval of music,
with Jack Horner at the piano. ana
Combe and Nevins. those srncopat-
ing entertainers. and others will be
seen and heard
The photoplay Priscilla Deans lat
est THE Speeding Venus" enlists
the services of Robert Frazer. Dale
Fuller and Johnny Fox. The story is
one of rapid action.
The bill will be rounded out by the
customary house features. including
short.reel films and organ recitals by
Alexander AronS.
Harry r.. Lohmeyer, formerly man
ager of Crandall's Tivoli Theater. last
Sunday assumed the managership OF
the Earle.
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Aileen Prin
gle in THE Wilderness" Woman"
Pathe news, Sennett comedy, over
There; Tuesday, Gretta Nissen and
Lionel Barrymore In THE Lucky
Lady" comedy In the Beauty Par
lor"; Wednesday, "A Poor Girls
Romance: comedy. Mummy Love;
Thursday and Friday. Belle Bennett
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday. Norma Talmadge and Ron.
aid colman in "kiki": Monday, Anna
O. Nilsson in Her Second Chance
and Lupino Lane in His Private
Life: Tuesday. Richard Dix in say
1t Again" and Glenn Tryon in "Uku.
lele Sheiks"; Wednesday, HI B. War
ner in "Silence" and Aesop Fable;
Thursday. Marie Provost in up In
Mabel's Room" and Sennett comedy
Take Your Time: Friday Kenneth
Harlan in king of the Turf" and
Bobby Vernon in Page Me- Satur
cay. Jack Holt in Born to the West"
and our Gang in Buried Treasure. :"
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TIVOLT-"As No Man Has Loved. -

''As No Man Has Loved which
will be the feature of the bill the first
two days of next week at Crandalls
TiSoh Theater. is ba sed on the ia
nous story of The Man Without a
Country" by Edward Everett Hale,
and its cast comprises Edward Hearn.
Pauline Starke, Earle Metcalfe. Will
liam Conklin and George Billings.
Tuesday and Wednesday the William
Fox film version of the famous play
"A Trip to Chinatown" by the late
Charles Hoyt. with a cast led by
Margaret Livingston, Earle FoXe,
former Washington stock favorite
Anna Nav Wong and Marie Astaire
Lloyd Hamilton in two reels of Moth
ing Matters and the special reel, I'm
Old Virginia. Thursday and Friday
The Silver Treasure" adapted from
Joseph Conrads novel of "Nostromo,"
with George O'Brien leading cast
that includes Lou Tellegen and lIedda
Hopper: also Fools Luck" featuring
Lupino Lane. Saturday, Peter B.
kyne's The Golden Strain" featur-
ing Madge Bellamy, Kenneth Har.
Ian, Ann Pennington and Frank Nc
Glynn, with a Mack Sennett two
reeler, THE Widow Dummy" featur-
ing Ralph Graves
There will be added short reels and
pipe organ embellishments daily.
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COLONY.

Sunday. Peter h. Kyne's More
Payless Work" and Lupino Lane In
His Private Life: Monday, Alma
Ruhens and Edmund Lowe in Isl
beria' and Nicely Edwards in Where's
My Baby: Tuesday. Virginia Nalli in
Watch Your Wife" and Cliff Bowes
in Don't Stop; Wednesday. Betty
Compson in The Palace of Plea sure"
and Charles Chase in Charley, My
Boy; THURSDAY Bessie Love in
"Lovey Mary" and Mermaid comedy,
"Creeps': Friday. Jack Holt in Born
to the West" and Edna Marion III
Movie Madness; Saturday. W. 4.
Fields in IT'S the Old Army Game"
and our Gang in Monkey Business.
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SAVOY.
TAk0MA.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Esther Ralston in THE Blind God
dess," supported by Ernest Terrence
and Louise Dresser. and Pathe News
and comedy; Tuesday, Adolphe Men.
jou III "A Social Celebrity" and Rich
ard Talmadge In 1.-THE Better Man:
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ANU Sc NJ E n t S
RIALTO-"Paris at Midnight. !"

Modern Paris-gay, glittering. care
free--is used as a background for
Frances Marion's new Metropolitan
picture, Paris at Midnight" which
comes TO the Rialto next week and
" hich she adapted from Balzacs story
"Pere Goriot."
Particularly colorful is the repro
duction of the spectacular Beaux
Arts Ball, which has long been an,
annual event of the gay city. Marion
Morgan internationally famous
dancer, supervised and directed the
dances and ballets for this scene. and
every sort of masquerade costume
ina ginable was used by the scores of
actors participating
Jetta Goudal Lionel Barrymore,
Mary Brian and Edmund Burns have
the featured roles, and in the sup
porting cast are Emile Chautard, Ma
thilde Comont, Jocelyn Lee, Brandon
Hurst, Carrie Daumery, Fanny Yam.
It's and Jean de. Briac, The picture
was directed by +. Mason Hopper.
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KEITHS-The TempIetons.

Next week. beginning Sunday,
F. keith's Theater will present a trio
of topnotchers composed of Mercer
and James Templeton and their big
company in yes We Have No Charles.
tom; Stella Mayhem, the popular sing
ing Coincidence, and Jimmy and Teddy
Knox, international comedians in
"Fantas site E'rolics."
Craig Campbell American tenor.
also will be featured.
Other acts viii include Rasso and
company, comedy juggiers. the Don
Al sisters (other acts to he announced
later. with the house features, COM
pleteing the bill.
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ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, William Royd
and Elinor Fair in The NolGa
Boatman," Pathe news, comedy,
Back to Batching": Tuesday, Lew
Cody In Monte Carlo" Fox comedy.
Ills Own Lawyer; Wednesday and
Thursday. Leatrice JOY in Ewes
Lovers" Pathe comedy, Boys VIII
be Joys" and Pathe news. Friday.
Lewis Stone in What Fools Men.
comedy "Als Troubles; Saturday.
Tom Mix and Tony in Yankee
Senior" and Fighting Hearts
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AMBAssADOR-"The Wise Guy"

First Nationals production of 1.-The
Wise Guy" vii be presented at Gran
dalls Ambassador Theater the first
three days Of next week, beginning
Sunday. with a new Aesop Fable.
Wednesday, Lon CLANCY in The
Road TO Mandalay." with the comedy
Matrimonial Blues: Thursday, Rex
Reach's "Padlocked," featuring Louise
Dresser. Noah Berry and Lois Moran
Friday the William Fox production of
AS No Man Has Loved based on
Edward Everett IIale's story of The
Man Without Country Cliff
Bowes in Don't Miss: Saturday
Jack Holt in Zane Grey's Born TO
the West" Charlie Chase In Mum =
the Word and the Pathe Review.
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Wednesday and Thursday, Rim Tin Tin
in THE Night Cry" and comedy, Ell
sic In New York; Friday. III. b. War
ner In Whispering Smith" Pathe
News and Fighting Hearts No. ii;
Saturday Fred Thompson In The
Two-Gun Man" Aesop Fable and
comedy.
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YORK.

Sunday. w. G.. Fields In ITS the
Old Army Game" and Aesop Fable;
Monday. Bessie Love in "Lovey
Mary and Mermaid comedy.
"Creeps"; Tuesday, Dorothy De Wore
in 'I'he Social Highwayman" and
Hal Roach's Never Too Old; Wed.
nesday, Jack Holt in Born to the
West" and Edna Marion in Movie
Madness" Thursday. Lon CLANCY In
1.-The Road to Mandalay" and Sennett
comedy, Wandering Willies': Fri
day. sgd Chaplin in "Oh. What
Nurse; Saturday, Norman Kerry in
Under Western Skies and Lige
Conley i'm The Tin Ghost"
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COLUMBIA-"The Boy Friend"

Marceline Day, Johnny, Harron.
George h. Arthur, Ward Crane and
Gertrude Astor are featured in Monta
Bells production for Metro-Goldwyn-
MAYER, The Boy Friend which will
be given it's first showing locally at
Loews Columbia next week. starting
Sunday.
1t is described as "a hilarious and
delightful romantic comedy of juvenile
aspect" and is Bells adaptation of the
play. THE Book of Charm" which
concerns a young man in small town
whose girl. badly inoculated with the
New York idea, becomes madly In
fatllated with a young New Yorker
and completely forgets the young man
of her home town, who loves her.
The efforts of the hero to install
Park avenue atmospheric effect in
the small-town setting results almost
disastrously, until he plays his final
ace Of masculine appeal, when his plan
goes over like million dollars.