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ASSISTANT TO
NOTION BUYER.

NOTION BUYER.
\ leading Washington depart
ment store requires the services
OF Young woman as assistant
notion buyer. Excellent oppor-
tunity and good salary to one
with experience and ability. .Ad-
dress Box SIZE. Star office.
SALESLADIES. wanted. thor
oughly experienced. for coats
and dresses. NJ. Brooks & Co..
100 G-st. NV.
WANTED - An experienced
slip cover cutter. Apply Super
intendent'S office. 4th floor. s.
kann Sons Go.
WOMEN who are interested in
learning salesmanship can at
tend free classes in evenings.
which will not interfere with
present employment. Those who
qualify will be offered positions.
Classes at I 80 pm. Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays. 3O2
Hill Bldg. 18th and Eye NV.
SALESPEOPLE for shoe dept.
Must be experienced. Apply
Supt.. The Palais Royal. G and
1lth SITS.
STEM OGR A PHER-Well
established real estate Office de-
sires 6rst-class stenographer
with experience. Salary $1,000
to $500 to start. Applications
to be considered confidential
and no inquiries made until aft
er interview. Reply in own
handwriting. stating experience.
Address Box HOE, Star office.
YOUNG LADY TO ADJ
DRESS ENVELOPES FOR
CIRCULARS. ABOUT TWO
WEEKS WORK. SALARY
$40 A WEEK. STATE EN-
PERIENCE. If ANY. AD-
DRESS BOX HE. STAR
OFFICE.
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'OOk-White. experienced: stay nights: ref
renee: wages. $50 per month. 145 18th
e. l6s
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COI-ORED GIRL-General hOusework: hb-
eral wages: must be good cook none other
need apply. 2l53 Pa ave. NV.
COOk-White: must be experienced: good
salary: in private family: stay nights: refer
ences required. Mrs. Morton J. Luchs. "S44
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HELP-DONfESTIC.


CoLoRED GIRLIGenersl , C . honsework: ,h,
need apply. 2l53 Pa. ave. NV.
C0OK-White: must be experienced; good
ences required Mrs. Morton J. Iuchs. @s44
Conn. ave.
C00k-white COOK eS1Rerenced; stay nights: rsi,
COOK and lsundress. stay nights, $40 week:
reference. 200 Rosemary St. chew Chase.
cOOK--Good. with references: good wages.
Apply Sunday. 10 till 8. Apartment 4OB. the
Woodward. "31I Connecticut ave.
%oS for SabS bSr SO SO nc0res s
COOK; neat. colortd woman for small prl-
yatc ag boarding house. Address Box 6"-E.
GENERAL OUSEwORKER-white care
OF OF rh,iiren 4 and years. Phone Kensins-
GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER settled. coIOred
woman; stay nights: references. 35O9 Low
GENERAL HOUSEwORK and cook break
last. part day; references. 2100 Que St
GIRL. lady. care for child while mother
works. 1854 y. H. ave. Apt. II. after 5
O'Clock.
GIRL. white. general housework and plain
cook %;ok,s for .snn smal family in apsrtm.n, stay
Columbia .os5. 0''' u ~ 49, Is:
GIRL. colored. for general nousework: must
stay nights: country girl preferred. 4l6 9Th
GIRL white or colored. for general house.
work: stay nights. apply ief7 webster st.
oUsEKEEPER-settled woman. able bod
ing; private family: $50 per month and
board; os give references. Address Box 413z.
H0oCsEKEEPER-white. Apply Sunday to
2l9 5th It. Sc.
MAID. hight housework. plain sewing sleep
in references reauired 1854 Bitmore st.
MOTHERS .HELPER-one child short
hours; Mmnr reliable coiored girl: IS week. 1924
must he good cook and have city references ::
ras. itss nsh. oR esz IN stan faH ace wages Sol" :d
WOMAN wanted for plain cooking and Is,ln-
dry electric machine maid kept: good ref
rrcIict- 1880 Farmont st. NV.
WOMEN to cook and do general house " ork
IN private family. Cieve. 1891
YOUNG WOMAN capable. white. to Assist
in general housework and care of children
no isundlx: stay nights. Address Box i.o
l7"" "lst sT. NW.-Cook and general
homseworis: bring reference.
COOK. experienced. white. APP
ply Happiness Candy Store. llO7
+ st. NV.
DlSHWASHF.R. white. Apply
Happiness Candy Store. 11O7 +
st. NV.
EXPERIENCED cook and
houseworker: family OF two
adults: references. Call before
noon 1900 .Ienifer. Chevy Chase
~. {.
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RUBY LEE MINAR,
Developer of Lee Heights.
On the Lee Highway.
1908 New York Ave Main l145.

SODA DISPENSERS-Capa-
bic men. ambitious to advance
to mgr. of our food departments !;
must have clean past record.
Apply r. \. Mcdonald. II p
st. ne. from Q to II am.
YOUNG MAN. preferably be-
tween 2l and 50 years old, in
rent department of large real
estate office. Work to be mainly
inspecting apartment buildings
and other rental property. Good
opportunity to learn real estate
business. Applicant to furnish
own car and operate same at his
cost. Salary to start. ST 800 per
year. Reply in own handwrit-
ing. giving past experience, age.
etc. Address Box VOL. Star
office.
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HEI.P-FENIAIE Cont d..
SAL .ESWOMEN

of ability and good character. expert
en.ed in gloves jfWery. hosiery and bags.
Address Box l74E. star Office.
LADlES-Respectable outoi-
door work selling nationally ad-
vertised merchandise on easv
payments. Salary and bonus.
See Mr.. Blum, between 9 and
10 am. o35 Pa. ave.
WOMAN, young, to assist in.
bakery. Apply Happiness Candy
Store. llO7 + st. NV.
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SALESMAN. inStallment iurni-
ture. Address Box 1881. Star
office.
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MA\-Ioung. energetic. for
outside work with collection de
partment; must have light car
or motor cycle: good opportu-
nifty to learn credit business. Ad-
dress Box OLE. Star office.
MEN who are interested in
learning craftsmanship can at
tend free classes in evenings.
which will not interfere with
present employment. Those
who qualify will be offered po-
Sitions. Classes at 80 pm.
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. 3O2 Hill Bldg. 18th and
Eye NV.
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WHITE WOMEN.

ments in store. Only those who ex
perienccd and have best charactcr refer
ences need apply. Address Box 33lE star
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STTTJATIONs-MALE. FEMALE.

COITPLE-Man. cook: wife waitress: wish
no .ition in private house. Address Box
312-Z. star Office.
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MEN wanted Tor awning work. those with
experience preferred. r. e. NJ Burton &
SON. oil r st NV
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STENOCR CRAPHER-Four-year graduate. de-
sires permanent position with advancement
salary commensurate with ability. North
.14O3
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STENOGRAPHER desires work after 30:
use typewriter if necessary. Adj
dress BOX 462-Z Star office.
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DlSHWASHER. white. Apply
Happiness Candy Store. 1lO7 F
st. NV.
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STENOGRAPHER. five years experience de-
sires permanent position. Address Box
1867 Star Office Ia
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DRESS SMAKER-Expert fitter: New York OK
perIence: ~ day for March in families. alter
ing. making. remOdrlIng. North s343.
DRESSMAKER wants sewing 10y the day
At home. Call North 1888. I'll x. ]. ave.
n
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(CNntfuueJ

WANTED-PUPIl1S IN CHINA PAINTING:
coImhs;. InTs % 1oss cents; day AMI evening Ia:
MABEl.LE HONOUR SCHOOL OF M BEATTY
culture; " day and evening classss Est. l"l''
ny 18th St NV. Franklin bl3l .---------
A BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOL THAT Is
not beauty parlor but being school is
able to give you plenty Of practical pd LEI eXperI per-,
yo a. fse MnhErL inf Fl 2aS
Franklin 5l3l -----------------.
FRENCH LESSONS BY FRENCH tADY; .AI,Y:
i3Qn Kenyon st. NV. or telephone ADAMS
= LEARN BARRIER TRADE. ,,,
J., Quick. Big. steady, demand. words
sassesa chain schsr g snoos s" sSG FRI ri
CITY nARBER SCHOOLS. 81 Z. Baltimore
t"rSM@s1E Sss 5y Pny1Ss
ed efo M2 fis"s Ksn"edsi ls.es Hdsm. f7f7 f3i car l
for the Spring term Courses in commercial
radio operating broadcasting; amateur op'
Grating PRACTICAL constructon al And lanGra
Of the profession. Tuition chargs is m"der-
as as ySrs Of payment E1% :asS oasses oomis Mnh
s Radio ";'ntsaS G"Iese. 4d5 ss'ah a'h n n 7ssD. s
ass 10 wB be1nGE ra4ss TAemT At yS%s %
AUCTION BRIDGE TAUGHT BY, YOUNG
Cali North e45l. Rutland Courts Apt. 4Ut.
COMMERCIAL. ART AND Ii.USTKATiNS
in y months fun time. or " months spare
time: successful practicing commercial artist
teacher; students doing work for best firms
iogme. lIvINGSTOn. ACADEMY ARTS AND
SCIENCES. 25 years in Washington. lol'
Rhode island ave Franklin 7475.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS FOR OPERA =
tors permit and heavy traffic: any car Iuf
nished. Call Foster Franklin s7s1. lS'
ANOTHER SAYS. IN YOUR SCHOOL 30
days. placed in stenographic position.
S21 80 week" Boyd Shorthand. touch typ
ing leads in accuracy and speed loo at
Tendance. Position guaranteed; EST . yrs.
New classes forming. Boyd Scnooi,
1:':sS 81. ads
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. ExPE;;
rianced instructors: satisfaction insured. Call
Lincoln 81. "
EASY TO LEARN.
Why nut ofI You have been thinking ol
taking telephone switchboard operating Tor
so.ne time new class March IL. Telephone
school. Oxford Bldg. cor 9Th and y ave.
HOTEL. POSITIONS OPEN
Hotels clubs. apartments. institutions. tea
rooms, cafeteries. need trained men ana ~om-
Ell. Demand increasing daily. Every day
openings III ID. C.. Florida. every state. Tor
managers asst managers hostesses. house
keepers. accountants. room clerks. stewards
and other executives. .
Night classes now forming. Glass limited
Enroll early. Prepare in few short months
for big pay. with bigger opportunities open
= 30 am. to pm.
ENtIC un'rEI IP AIMING
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TRAINED NURSE. refined. of good executive
ability. desires position; terms reasonable: :
RET Col. eSSO-J
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| STENOGRAPHER. six years experience with
| builder and realtor. familiar with settlements
| and handling plans Address Box f. star
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YOUNG WOMAN. "A: position bank. office,
store or any Worthwhile place: expert
enced; references: all or part time. perma-
nent or temporary: anything not stenu-
graphic Address Box 1857. Star Office. Ia
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/ YOUNG LADY. capable desires position in
| doctors or dentists Office. NJ. l.. b.. 3O?:
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DRESSES MADE. perfect ht. S"..,5: old
clothes made new fur rcmodrled work
Guaranteed Pot
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SETTLED reliable woman wants position
as companion tn elderly lady: willing to
travel: city references. Phone North S3Oh
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IIEI.P--MAT.E.

HOUSEMAN. today. must un-
derstand firing. SIS weekly.
Hotel Inn. COS 9th.
SECURITY SALEM EN- - 10
sell gold bond issue of eighteen
year old company. to be sold to
our own stockholders. Liberal
commission.
For appointment phone Main
lO250.
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REAL. OPPORTUNITY!

REAL OPPORTUNITY?
Whether YOU have had ex-
perience as salesman or not, if
you are willing to work you can
make real money right now.
Live leads furnished.
Call suite 01O, international
bldg. 1000 to 5 100 pm.
SALESPEOPLE for shoe dept.
Must be experienced. Apply
Supt.. The PalaiS ROYAL, G and
llth SITS.
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

ADDRESSING OF ALL KINDS. 4Oc a hun
dred Franklin 933S 10
BOOKKEEPER or assistant and cashier: tyn-
lst and general Office work highest reference.
Col f,U5o-R
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LADY with experience would like executiv"
position either IN cafeteria or tea room
would also consider management OF apart
ment house dining Yoom. Address Box
3S..Z office =
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ENPERI RIE\CED cook and
houseworker; family OF two
adults: references. Call before
noon 1900 Icnifer. Chevy Chase,
- {
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ICLEKlCAl. work. 10y hrst-cas- uficc a-si-t-
ant. lille clerk, typIst. etc: :. yrs. experience,
references col Jtb.l5
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YOUNG MEE-Nced two to complete organ
iZrd force. can earn $50 per week to start.
See Mr. Edison. Room 900 Fedrrai-American
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SALESMEN-A Washington
financial institution now active
" operating wants to get in
touch with few high-class
men to sell an issue of preferred
and common stock. Experience
in selling investment securities
desirable but not absolutely es-
sential. This will be a very prof
table connection for the party
selected. Apply room 65S In
yestment Bldg.
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MANAGEMENT Of apartmeut house In re
turn for apartment Il desired Ivy man and
wife. experienced. capshle. refined. Address
ROY MT So
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YOUNG MAN To learn electrical trade. Phone
Adam. 10ul between $40 and lo:30 sun
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COOK. experienced. white. APP
ply Happiness Candy Store. llO7
+ st. NV.
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SITUATIONS-DOsiESTIC.

COLORED Girl. wants position as mothers
, helper or light housework. Call Adams
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NJ EN--S5O weekly to start. Steady work
experience unnt cessary: fun or part time.
write Fairview Nurseries, b. j. Geneva.
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MOVIE CHARLESTON
ON VIEW AT OHIO

Bessie Love, f1lmdom's greatest ex-
ponent Of the charleston, will be
seen as the featured player in THE
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John Barrymore to Top Cast
of Sea Beast at the
Circle.
Party" Aesop Fable, a news real
and special musical events.
HOOT GIBSON TO
BE SEEN AT ISIS

For the first half OF next week,
starting Sunday, the Isis program
will be headed by Hoot Gibson In
Chip OF the Flying u" a Western
melodrama replete with vein Of
original Gibsonian comedy. An
abundance of action is promised for
lovers of thrills and excitement.
The ranching country Of the South
west supplies the locale, and Hoot is
cast as a cowboy hero, who in
nocently gets mixed up in the
plotting Of a gang of crooks, and
who engages in a battle against
great odds In defeating their
schemes. a comedy, Scrambled
Eggs" and a scenic novelty, Crazy
Quilt Of Travel will complete the
program.
The mid-week change on Thurs
day will bring Art Accord in "Sky
High Corral" and Bobby Vernon in
a funny farce called Great Guns"
In "Sky High Corral" Accord is
seen as Jack McCabe, a govern.
ment forest ranger, whose love
affair with Shasta Hayden, daughter
Of Billy Hay len. wealthy rancher
is blighted by Hayden's blind enmity
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Arliss to Be
at English's

George Arliss appears in Win.
throp Ames' production OF joins
Galsworthys "Old English" NJ IN
English opera House for three
nights and a Saturday matinee. be.
ginning Thursday. April /. Since
his last appearance in indianapolis
In THE Green Goddess" he has
acted that play in London for a year
and a day.
"Old English" is study Of mod
ern times in the terms OF the life
and philosophy OF Sylvanus Hey.
thorp. called Old English by his
business associates. Heythorp hates
hypocrisy. He is a human heine,
no better than the rest and not so
good az many. but he is honest about
his weaknesses. He loves his grand
children. acquired under the rose.
H. Is while scheming to provide for
their future that he caught on a
snag, which threatens his ruin.
The cast includes the players who
impressed New York during the 200
performances of the play given
there.
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favorite and the screens foremost
exponent Of the Charleston" is hap
PLY cast as the small time perform
er who eventually wins fame and
fortune in the musical comedy field.
Harrison Ford, popular leading
man, is the third featured member
Of the cast, as the likeable and
wealthy artist who falls in love with
Miss Love, and succeeds in persuad-
ing her that home and children are
to be preferred to the glitter and
tinsel of the bright lights. Others
In the cast include Norman Trevor.
Bobby" Watson. Josephine Drake
and George Nash.
The supplementary film attrac-'
tons on the bill will include an o.
Henry comedy, Elsie In New York,
and a news weekly. Music will be
provided by the Charlie Davis Or
chestra and Miss Ruth Noller at the
organ. Cy Milders. favorite Indian
apolis soloist, will be heard in a
popular number.
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pie and her two loyal lovers into a
gripping drama as real as life itself,
and Mary Philbin, in a dual role,
shows two sides to her nature
one, the beautiful Stella Maris; the
other. Unity Blake, lowly scrub
woman who makes a sublime sac
rihce for the man she loves.
The handling Of the story by Bra
bin is different in every detail from
any former conception OF the play,
and his delicate picturing Of the cru
cial situation, where Unity, the
slavey, kills the woman who stands
between her benefactor and happi-
ness, is said to be unique in screen
annals. Brabin does It in six
tableaux; weird in q way, colorful,
the kind has ever been attempted on
the screen before and II is said di-
rector caught the fanciful spirit OF
Locke. the author, and pictured It
so that It breathes and lives in the
new production.
n notdDle cast Is seen III lhe play
Elliott Dexter and Jason Robards
as the two lovers; Gladys Brockwell
as Louisa. the Nemesis Of John Rds-
ca. played by Dexter. and Phillips
Smalley, noted character actor and
director
Several remarkable reproductions
OF London streets are interesting
sidelights in the production.
The bill will include a Buster
Brown comedy, Busters Hunting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-06

Song and Dance Man" the screen
version of George NJ. Cohan's stage
success, which will be shown as the
featured photoplay attraction at"the
Ohio Theater the coming week.
1.-THE Song and Dance Man" was
adapted to the screen by Paul Scho-
field and directed by Herbert Brenon,
who also directed Peter Pan and
"a Kiss for Cinderella
Tom Moore, whose Irish smile and
finished acting have won him an
enviable following, portrays the title
role Of Happy" Harrell, the gener-
Gus, egotistical vaudevillian, whose
trials, tribulations and triumphs pro
vide most of the pathos and humor
in this sentimental story Of back
stage life. This is the role made
famous by Mr.. Cohan in the stage
original.
Bessie Love, the diminutive film
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land sailor, who shares with his
brother an infatuation for the daugh-
ter Of a missionary. While on voy-
age hunting Moby Dick, an enor-
nous white whale, Derek, Jealous
Of Ahab's successful wooing Of the
missionary's daughter, pushes Ahab
into tho churning waters in the
wake. of the whale which they are
pursuing.
Ahab's leg is amputated as a re
suit of the sea beasts bite. Grip
pied and apparently deserted by the
girl he loves, Ahab scours the seven
seas, ever on his hunt for Moby
Disk. who caused him to lose his
leg and subsequently the love OF
his sweetheart. In a typhoon a Grip
pie who was the only witness when
Derek pushed Ahab overheard,
comes to Ahab with the truth.
Included in next weeks program
will be n Lyman Howe Hodge Podge,
a Circle news reel and a song film,
Some One TO Love" sung by Julian
Woodwork, accompanied by the Cir
Gle concert orchestra under the d.
rection Of Constantin Bakaleinikof.
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No. John Barrymore and DoA
lores Costello in a scene from
The Sea Beast" at the Circle
next week.
No. 2-Hoot Gibson in chip of
the Flying U" at the Isis the first
half of the week.
No. 3-F1orence Vidor in a scene
from THE Grand Duchess and the
Waiter" at the Apollo all next
week.
No. MARY PhiIbin in a scene
from Stella Mar1s" opening Sun
day for the week at the Colonial.
No. 5-Seena Owen as she APP
pears in Faint Perfume at the
Palace the first half Of the week.
No. 6-Tom Moore WILL be seen
In THE Song and Dance Man" at
the Ohio all next week.
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ANUS M ENTS
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Beast" includes a superb cast head
ed by Dolores Costello, daughter Of
the one-time famous Maurice Cos
tello, one of the earlier stars of the
cinema. Others who play leading
roles are George O'Hara, Mike Don
lin, James Barrows, Mathilde Co
mont. Sam Baker. George Burren.
Sam Allen, Frank Nelson and Sojin,
the oriental actor.
The picture was directed by NIL
lard Webb. while the adaptation was
made by Bess Meredith. Rupert
Hughes. the famous novelist. wrote
the titles.
appears as Ahab Ceeley. a New Eng
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MARY PHILBIN TOPS
STELLA MARIS' CAST

Mary Philbin appears IN what Is
the outstanding role IN her career
in stella Maris," Universals lavish
production OF William J. Locke's
celebrated novel. which comes to the
Colonial Theater next week. Charles
Brabin. It is said has worked the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-06
JOHN BARRYMORE IN
SEA BEAST" CAST

The Sea Beast the film version
Of "Moby Dick" Herman Melvilles
famous story, comes to the Circle
theater the coming week with John
Barrymore, the dean Of American
actors In the leading role. The
picture is one Of the most thrilling
ever filmed and shows Barrymore
at his best.
One, Of the most magnificent OF
the pictures Of the year, The Sea
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-06
NENJOU AND FLORENCE VIDOR SHARE HONORS
Bessie Love Will Do a Movie
Charleston at Ohio
Next Week.

jT7HE Apollo will have "The
Grand Duchess and the
Waiter" a French love comedy,
in which Adolphe Menjou and
Florence Vidor share the stellar
honors as it's chief attraction
next week.
Adapted from Alfred Savoir s
Paris and London stage success
in which Elsie Ferguson was
starred in New York "The
Grand Duchess and the
Waiter" has been transformed
into a highly polished photo
play under the direction Of
Malcolm st. Clair.
In the supporting cast are Law
renee Grant, Andre de Beranger, Dot
Farley, Barbara Pierce, Brandon
Hurst and William COPYRIGHT.
A. story of Paris, where all things
are possible, the picture presents
Miss Vidor as beautiful and
naughty Russian grand duchess. who
is forced to fee from her own coun-
try when the revolutfonists came into
power. and Menjou as Albert Du-
rand, wealthy boulevardier.
Durand falls in love with the
exotic Russian. and falling III his eff
forts to meet her. gets a job as
waiter in the hotel suite where she
is living in order that he may ever
be near her. A hilarious plot has
been constructed around this situa-
ton.
The program will also contain a
comedy. Trimmed in Gold" the Fox
news weekly, organ selections by
Earl Gordon, new songs of comedy
type introduced by Charles B. Lines
and musical entertainment by Emil
Seidel and his orchestra.
MOVIE CHARLESTON
ON VIEW AT OHIO
Bessie Love, filmdoms greatest ex-
ponent Of the charleston" will be
seen as the featured player in THE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-06

due 10 the fact that he believes Nc.
Cabe to be back Of a scheme 10 gain
possession of the Hayden ranch.
Marguerite Clayton is In the
supporting cast.
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SCHUBERT HAVE NEW COMEDY

The Messrs. Schubert will shortly
produce a comedy entitled Women
and Ladies'" by Cosmo Hamilton
with Vivienne Osborn in the lead
ing role. The piece is now in re
bearaal
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ROADWAYS ARE
APPROVED

The development of an impress.
i've northeast roadway entrance to
Washington will be the subject of
legislation soon to be introduced in
Congress.
With the approval of the Fine
Arts Commission, a bill providing
for the Improvement of Fifteenth
and Fl SITS. n. E., at the intersec.
ton Of automobile roads leading
from Baltimore and other eastern
cities. will be brought before the
House and Senate.
New parkways, including the
artistic treatment of the w. b. and
A. station at that point and a new
alignment Of car tracks, is provided
for in the proposed legislation. The
Fine Arts Commission has also an.
proved the project for a parkway
on the crown OF Sixteenth Street
running from Alaska Avenue to
kalmia Street.
Part Of the plan is the extension
Of Sixteenth Street to the District
Line, thus making direct north.
ern entrance to the city. leading
directly to the White House