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Milford chronicle., 1926-12-31

No score, rubber game. z dealt, bid one
no-trump and A passed. What should
Y bid and why2 Y should look ahead
and figure that the only possible bid b
can make that would hurt the no-trumP
bid is one of two hearts. If that is the
case, shouldn't he endeavor to prevent
that bid, if possible2 The way to do this
is bva bid of two no-trump. If B should
then bid three hearts, Y should double
Tie bid of two no-trump does prevent
a heart bid and enables w to make
game and rubber. If Y passes, B will
BID two hearts and game is no longer
possible as ABB have six heart tricks, if
led. This is an excellent example OF
figuring out what your opponents may
do and then making a bid that will
block them. Such bidding is sound, not
only because the hand justihes the bid
but because it also looks ahead and
foresees what should be done from then
m
Milford chronicle., 1926-12-31

Score, w, 18; ABB, o, rubber game. 2
dealt and bid one diamond. A doubled
and Y bid two diamonds. What should
B bid7 An analysis of these hands will
be given in the next article.
The hand in the preceding article
illustrating the value of looking ahead
before making bid, is as follows:
Answer to Problem No. 13
Hearts So
Clubs 4,3
Diamonds A, K, 10, T,2
Spades *, Q,4
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Friendly Enemies.
THE technical experts in Cons

THE technical experts in Constance
4 Talmadge's picture, 1.-THE Duchess
Of Buffalo," could form a League Of
Nations Club, for they come from all
over the world. Among them are H.
B. Boswell. assistant director, a lieu
tenant in the British army before the
war, and a captain and later q major
in the expeditionary force during the
conflict; ID. F. Cook, second assistant
director, a former officer In the Ger
man navy; Nicholas Kobliansky, ex-
pert on Russian detail, an officer in
the Cars armies until the revolution;
Oliver March. chief cinematographer
a member Of the Photographic division
of the Signal Corps of the American
Army during the war; William Cam
eron Menzies. art director, wartime
officer in the American Army and
later attached to the Royal Flying
Corps on the. British front; Pat Drew,
chief electrician, who went "over
there with the American infantry;
and Phillip D'Esco. master of prop
critics, former officer in the Rouman.
ian army.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
An Overtrained Artist

4 ALLAN DWAN has discovered the
- only movie actor who ever over
trained for a role and went stale.
Runners, fighters, wrestlers all
kinds Of athletes have done 1t, but so
FAR as Paramount studio officials have
been able to recollect this is the first
experience of the kind in front Of a
camera.
Early in May, while getting ready
to do a South American saloon Sc
quence in Thomas Meighans new
picture, "Tin Gods,'' Mr.. Dwan
picked out a elylooking bandit
from among his minor players, and
told him that within a few days he
would want him to sit on q stool at
a roulette table. that Mr.. Meighan
would push him over backwards, and
that as he fell he should register ex-
treme anger and pull gun on Mr..
Meighan.
The player listened with great at
tention. A few minutes later he
asked the prop department for a gun.
That afternoon an electrician walk
ing across a dark, unused set was
startled when a roughneck leaped at
him with drawn gun and shouted:
"I'il get you for that" The cleo
trician made a flying leap behind the
wall Of the adjoining set. Later, sew
eral carpenters went through the
same experience. By the middle of
the next day other players were peek
ing around corners to watch the solo
rehearsals. This went on for three
days.
On the fourth morning Mr.. Dwan
called his man and told him the time
had come.
But the young artist was so nervous
he pulled the gun before Meighan
could reach toward him. On the sec
ond try he sprawled over backwards.
landed on his elbows and forgot the
gun, and after other futile attempts
Dwan was compelled to call in
another player, less anxious.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow, Wallace Beery
and Raymond Hatton in Behind the
Front: Our Gang comedy, Good
Cheer; Aesop's Fables and News
Events: Tuesday. Eugene O'Brien and
Laura La Plante in Dangerous limo
cence"; Imperial comedy. Heavy
Swells": Wednesday and Thursday.
Tom Moore and Bessie Love in "The
Song and Dance Man." Harry Lang
don in white Wings Bride" News
Events: Friday. Monte Blue and
Patsy Ruth Miller in "The Limited
Mall: Mack Sennett's comedy. Love
and Kisses; Saturday, House Peters
in 1.-The Combat: Universal comedy,
$50 This Is Paris: Pathe Review.
Shows continuous daily from 2:30 to
II pm.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
CAROLINA.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy Mac
kaill and Conway Tearle in The
Dancer Of Paris; Tuesday, Bebe Dan
iels, Warner Baxter and Ford Sterling
in "N1iss Brewster's Millions; We'd
nesday, Dolores Costello and John
Harron in 1.-THE Little Irish Girl:
Thursday, Carol Dempster and Neil
Hamilton in isn't Life Wonderful?"
Friday, Marie Provost and Matt
Moore in 1.-The Cave Man.; Saturday.
Shirley Mason and Percy Marmont
in Lord Jim"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
HOME.

Today, George O'Brien in 'Rustling
for Cupid" and Bobby Vernon in
page Me-; tomorrow, Monte Blue
and Marie Provost in "Other Won
ems Husbands" and comedy, "What
a Life; Tuesday, Bert Lytell and
Alma Rubens in "a Gilded Butterfly
and Jimmie Adams in whoa, Emma
Wednesday. John Bowers and Lilyar
Tashman in Rocking Moon" and
Glenn Tryon in THE Hug Bug"
Thursday, Patsy Ruth Miller in 'Why
Girls Go Back Home and comedy
Dancing Daddies"; Friday, Lillian
Rich and Eugene O'Brien in "Simon
the Jester" and Neeley Edwards ir
$50 This Is Paris; Saturday, Ken
meth Harlan in "The Sap" Harry
Langdon in Lucky Stars and
Casey of the Coast Guard" No. 10
Evening star., 1926-05-30
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Gloria Swan
SON In "The Untamed Lady," Buster
Brown comedy. news; Tuesday. Soul
Mates" featuring Aileen Pringle and
Edmund Lowe, Andy Gump comedy:
Wednesday, THE Other Womans
Story" featuring Robert Frazer and
Alice Calhoun, AL st. John comedy;
Thursday and Friday, "Sally, Irene
and Mary" featuring Constance Ben
nett, Joan Crawford and Sally
O'Neil; comedy and news: Saturday.
Patsy Ruth Miller and Kenneth Har-
Ian in ''The King of the Turf" come
dy and hodge -podge.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Next Weeks Photoplays

METROPOLITAN - "The
Reckless Lady" and Brooks
Johns "Oklahomans."
COLUMBIA-Bebe Daniels in
"The Palm Beach Girl"
R1ALTO-Reginald Denny in :
Rolling Home"
PALACE-Greta Nissen and
William Collier, jr., in 1.-THE
Lucky Lady"
TIVOLI "The Johnstown
Flood" "Wet Paint" mile.
Modiste" and King of the
Turf"
AMBASSADOR-"The Reck-
less Lady," "The Johnstown
Flood" Monte Carlo" and
wet Paint"
CENTRAL-" "Rustling for
Cupid" "The Sea Beast"
Simon, the Jester" "Rock-
ing Moon" and Rainbow
Riley"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Photoplays This Week
AMUSE NJ ENTs.

Spain. "A Paul Terry Aesop Fable
cartoon Will also be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday Warner
Brothers production Of "Other Wom.
ems Husbands" a domestic quad.
rangle drama, with Monte Blue, Marie
Provost, Huntley Gordon and Phyllis
Haver: also 1.-The Soap Suds Lady,"
with Alice Day and Screen Snap.
shops" Friday and Saturday. Ray
mond Grifilth in "Wet Paint" with
Helene Costello and Bryant Washburn;
also Lige Coney in Light House
keeping: Grantland Rice sport
light; novelty reel called Lest
We Forget" and on Saturday the Sec
ond installment Of 1.-THE Bar c Mys.
terry"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
PRINCESS.

Today. House Peters in 1.-THE Com
bat," the Spat Family in Excuse My
Glove and Newsreel; tomorrow,
Buck Jones in 1.-THE Deserts Price,
and Mack Sennett Comedy, "Thun.
dering Landlords; Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Leon Enrol and Dorothy Gish
in Clothes Make the Pirate" and an
Imperial Comedy, ''The Fighting Tai.
lor"; Thursday, Ben Lyons and
Blanche Sweet in 1.-THE New Com
mandant," comedy and vaudeville;
Friday, Art Accord in 1.-THE Call of
Courage" Episode s of "Casey of
the Coast Guard" Ralph Graves in
Don't Tell Dad" and Newsreel; Sat
urday, Charlie Murray and Ford
Sterling in mike" Episode IL of
Battling Brewster and Alice Day
in "Tea for Two"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
YORK.

Today, Marion Davies in Beverly
of Graustark" and Neeley Edwards
in 1.-The College Yell"; tomorrow,
Madge Bellamy in SANDY" and Aesop
Fable; Tuesday, Aileen Pringle and
Edmund Lowe in Soul Mates and
comedy, Busters Hunting Party;
Wednesday. Olive Borden in yellow
Fingers and Jimmie Adams in "Give
Me Strength; Thursday, Alma Ru-
bens and Bert Lytell In 1.-THE Gilded
Butterfly" comedy and special reel,
Lest We Forget; Friday, Clara Bow
in 1.-THE Runaway" and Hal Roach's
your Husbands Past; Saturday,
Johnny Hines in Rainbow Riley"
Radio Detective" No. /.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
SAVOY,

Today. Bert. Lytell and Alma Ru-
bens in 1.-THE Guided Butterfly" and
Arthur Lake in Bedtime Stories;
tomorrow, Clara Bow in 1.-THE Run.
away" and comedy: Tuesday, Lillian
Rich and Eugene O'Brien in "Simon,
the JESTER" and Cliff Bowes in "Quick
Service: Wednesday, Elaine Ham.
merstein and Lou Tellegen in "Parisian
Nights" and comedy: Thursday,
Jacqueline Logan in "If Marriage
Falls and Hallroom Boys comedy;
Friday. Esther Ralston and Fay Ian
phier in 1.-THE American Venus and
Neeley Edwards in 1.-THE College Yelp';
Saturday, Dorothy Devore In 1.-The
Midnight Filler" and Charlie Chase in
His Wooden Wedding
Evening star., 1926-05-30
ANIBASSADOR-"Ranson's Folly"

Richard Barthelmess, supported by
Dorothy Mackaill. Anders Randolf and
Pat Hartigan, will be seen in First
Nationals production, "Ranson's Fol.
ly," an adaptation of the story by
Richard Harding Davis, at Crandall's
Ambassador Theater in the first three
days OF this week, beginning this aft.
ernoon. The story is one of the early
days Of the Western Army posts and
abounds in romantic action and spir-
tied adventure. An Aesop Fable by
Paul Terry and a Newsreel will also
be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday. John
Barrymore in the Warner Brothers
production Of ''The Sea Beast" a tale
Of the open ocean adapted from the
novel, "Mobey Dick" supported by
Dolores Costello and George O'Hara;
Friday, return engagement by popu-
lar demand of THE Cohens and Kel
lys," the film version of Aaron Hoff-
mans play. 1.-TWO Blocks Away" with
Charlie Murray. Kate Price, George
Sidney and Vera Gordon, also a Ly-
man H. Howe Hodge Podge" and
novelty reel, "Rattled by the Rats;
Saturday, William Haines and Jack
Pickford IN the film version of Rida
Johnson Young's Brown of Har.
vard," supplemented by short reels.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Don't Write Scenarios!
-FOUR out Of five have the urge to
= write QcenariOSt

write scenarios!
So claims Clarence Brown. Holly
wood producer-director, who says that
ninety-nine hundredths Of his mail
consists Of 'ortginal" stories written
by picture fans who believe that
writing for the movies" is child's
play.
'It Is a waste Of time for the
amateur to try to write screen sto-
ries," he says. mot one in a hum
dred thousand sent to the studios has
the least semblance of originality, and
few stand a chance Of being read.
"The originals that are being used
by the producers are those written by
persons in the industry who are ia
miiiar with the peculiar technique Of
screen writing.
"a published story has by far the
greatest chance Of getting recognition
from the movie makers" he says.
But the amateurs script has none"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
EMPIRE.

Today and tomorrow. Jack Pickford
and Mary Brian in Brown of F1ar-
ward" and comedy. Battling Barley
corn; Tuesday and Wednesday. Con-
way Tearle and Agnes Ayres in
Morals for Men" and comedy, "A
Couple of Skates: Thursday and Fri
day, d. w. Griffith's Birth Of a Ma
tom: Saturday, Fred Thomson in
Hands Across the Border" comedy,
"a Swell Affair; Flame Fighters
No. Z. and International News. Tues
day, surprise night - Thursday, vaude-
Vile night, and Saturday matinee,
surprise party for children.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
HIPPODRONIE.

Today and tomorrow, Wallace Beery,
Lewis Stone, Lloyd Hughes and Bes.
sic Love in 1.-The Lost World" short
subjects: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Bebe Daniels in Miss Brewster's Nil.
lions," comedy and news: Thursday
and Friday, Lew Cody in Monte
Carlo" also comedy; Saturday, Ed.
mund Lowe and Alma Rubens in
1.-The Winding STAIR" comedy, news
and Casey" No. s.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge in "Kiki" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Harry Lang.
don in TRAMP, Tramp, Tramp"
"Helen and Warren comedy, NOV.
ing Day." and special reel, Lest We
Forget: Thursday, Bert Lytell and
Alma Rubens in "The Guided But
terfy" and Hal Roach's Your Hus-
bands Past; Friday. George O'Brien
in "Rustling for Cupid" and Jimmie
Adams in whoa, Emma; Saturday,
Buck Jones in 1.-THE Cowboy and the
Countess" "Our Gang" in "One Wild
Ride" and 1.-The Radio Detective"
No, l.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
COLONY,

Today, "The Cohens and Kellys":
tomorrow, Sally O'Neil in mike" and
Charlie Puffy in 1.-THE Phoney Ex-
press: Tuesday. y Lon Chaney in
"The Blackbird" and Billy Dooley in
"a Salty Sap; Wednesday. Mae
Murray in 1.-THE Merry Widow;
Thursday. Lionel Barrymore in "The
Barrier" and comedy. Busters Bust
Up; Friday. Fred Thompson in 1.-The
Tough Guy" and Bobby Vernon in
watch Out; Saturday, Olive Bor-
den in yellow Fingers" and Jimmie
Adams In "Give Me. Strength"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, Jack Holt
and Florence Vidor in "Sea Horses,
comedy and Casey" No. Z: Tues
day and Wednesday, Alice Joyce in
Dancing Mothers" also comedy;
Thursday and Friday, Douglas Fair
banks in 1.-The Thief of Bagdad,"
comedy and Pathe News: Saturday.
Norma Shearer and Charles Emmett
Mack in 1.-THE Devils Circuits" COM
edy and Fighting Hearts," No. /.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
DUMBARTON.

Sunday, May McAvoy, Ford Sterling
and Lester Fenton in 1.-THE Road to
Glory: Monday, Sid Chaplin, Alice
Calhoun in 1.-The Man on the Box;
matinee $3.50: Tuesday, Ronald Col
man, Irene Rich, May McAvoy in
Lady Windemere's Fan; Wednes-
day, Patsy Ruth Miller, Louise Fa-
zenda, Monte Blue in "Hogan's Alley;
Thursday, Richard Bathelmess in
"Just Suppose; Friday, Cullen
Lands and Dorothy Devore in 1.-The
Midnight Flier"; Saturday. Rin-Tin-
Tin, the wonder dog, in THE Lure
Of the Wild"
Evening star., 1926-05-30
TIyOLI-"Brown of Harvard"

Brown Of Harvard" to be shown
the first two days Of this week at
Crandalrs Tivoli Theater, beginning
this afternoon, has cast headed
by Jack Pickford, Mary Brian, Fran
els X. Bushman, jr.; Mary Alden,
David Torrance, Edward Connolly and
William Haines. The story is an
adaptation Of the play by Rida john
son Young. Supplementary attractions
will include an Aesop Fable, a special
reel entitled Lest We Forget" and
pipe organ embellishments by Otto f.
Beck and Ida V. Clarke.
Tuesday and Wednesday, First Ma
tional's production, THE Girl From
Montmartre." a romance of Spain,
with Lewis S. Stone, Barbara LIE Mari,
Robert Ellis and l.. l.. Calvert, to-
eether with Mack Sennett's "Whis-
pering Whiskers" and added short
reels; Thursday and Friday, Monte
Carlo a Metro-Goldwyn-M Mayer pro-
duction, featuring Lew Cody, Ger
trude Olmstead and Roy Darcy, aug
mented by Jimmie Adams in Christie's
For Sadie's Sake" the Pathe Re.
view and Topics of the Day; Satur-
day, Harry Langdon in First Ma
tionals Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" sup
ported by Joan Crawford and Alec
b. Francis, supplemented by Helen
and Warren" two-reeler, Moving
Day." Hodge Podge" and chapter
play.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

where; Friday, Douglas Fairbanks
in "The Mark of Zorro" hodge, -podge,
Travel Treasures" and Charleston
contest; Saturday. Lois Wilson and
Thomas Meighan in 1.-THE New Klon-
dixie" Lloyd Hamilton in Careful.
Please" and (matinee only chapter
2 of "The Winking Idol" Shows
continuous Saturday from p.m.,
Sunday from p.m.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
LEADER.

Today and tomorrow. Douglas Fair
banks in Thief of Bagdad." comedy
and seventh episode of 1.-THE Flame
Fighter: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alice Joyce in Dancing Mothers"
comedy and Fox News: Thursday
and Friday, Tom Mix and Tony In
Teeth" comedy and Fox News.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow, Harry Lang
don in Tramp, Tramp. Tramp" and
Helen and Warren" comedy. "Mov-
ing Day; Tuesday, Kenneth Harlan
in 1.-THE Sap" and comedy; Wednes-
day, Patsy Ruth Miller in why Girls
Go Back Home" Jimmie Adams in
whoa, Emma" and Screen Snap
shots; Thursday. John Bowers and
Lilyan Tashman in Rocking Moon"
and Charlie Chase in Mamma Be-
have; Friday, Alma Rubens and
Bert Lytell in "The Gilded Highway"
and comedy, what Life; Satur-
day, Clara Bow in 1.-THE Runaway"
o. Henry comedy. scenic and chapter
Olay
Evening star., 1926-05-30

today from 8 PM: matinee tomorrow
at $500; Tuesday and Wednesday, Lew
Cody, Gertrude Olmstead and Roy
darcy in "Monte Carlo" and Our
Gang comedy: Thursday, no pictures:
exhibition, Hoffman and Hoskins
dancing class: Friday no pictures:
Bliss Electrical School commence.
ment exercises; Saturday, Vera Rey.
nolds, Edmund Burns and Ralph
Lewis in 1.-THE Million-Dollar Handi-
cap," Aesop's Fable and Casey of
the Coast Guard" No. Z.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Joyce,
Dolores Costello and Warner Baxter
in "Mannequin," Alberta Vaughn in
Fighting Hearts" series and Park
News Events: Tuesday. Adolphe
Menjou and Florence Vidor in THE
Grand Duchess and the Waiter"
Imperial comedy. Strong for Love. "
and Naborhood Gift Shoppe; Wed
nesday and Thursday. Pauline Garon,
Mary Carr and Malcolm MacGregor
In Flaming Waters and Charlie
Murray in Somewhere in Some
Evening star., 1926-05-30
CIRCLE.

Tuesday. Julian Eltinge and Ann
Pennington, Madame Behave:
Wednesday, Marguerite De La Motto
and John Bowers. THE People VS..
Nancy Preston; Thursday and Fri
day. showings and 8 pm. Bessie
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Love. Lewis Stone, Wallace Beery
and Lloyd Hughes. "The Lost
World: Saturday, Charlie Murray,
George Sidney and Vera Gordon,
1.-The Cohens and Kellys.'
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Animals In Parade.

THERE have been a number of
parade" pictures on the screen,
and now Paul Terry has given his
animals of the Pathe Aesop's Film
Fables a "parade3 movie of their own.
His keen wit has named his ami
mated cartoon 1.-THE Little Parade" "
Unlike 1.-THE Big Parade" 1.-The Little
Parade" is not a war picture, but a
war on old man gloom. for 1t is re-
plete with healthy laughs. Terry has
just completed a. cartoon movie with
the name "Her Ben" Only one guess
is needed as to the source of inspira-
ton.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Charles Rogers, one Of the Para.
mount junior stars, has been cast for
a featured role in w. C. Fields "So's
Your Old Man."
Evening star., 1926-05-30
TAKOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Rin.Tin. Tin
the dog actor, in Below the Line,' -
Pathe News and comedy Continuous
Evening star., 1926-05-30
COLUMBIA-"The Rainmaker."

A thrilling love drama Of regenera-
ton, featuring William Collier. jr.;
Georgia Hale and Ernest Terrence,
will be presented at Loew's Columbia
this week, starting this afternoon, in
Clarence Badgers production Of 1.-The
Rainmaker." from the Red Book serial
by Gerald Beaumont.
Added attractions will include
Walter HERS laugh sensation, Fresh
Faces; the International news reel
and a musical program by the Column
bia Orchestra, under Leon Brusilof.
1.-THE Rainmaker" is the story of
jockey whose disastrous spill on the
track ruined his nerve and put him
in the hospital for weeks, where he
lost his heart to a pretty nurse. only
to have her disappear. An uncanny
ability to forecast rain earns him the
title of 1.-The rainmaker" among the
superstitious followers of the race
track and this is an important ele'
ment Of the story
Evening star., 1926-05-30
Continued from First Page)

Orchestra, "Woman's Love and Life
Waltz" by Franz Won Blon; a comedy,
Twin Sisters" and international
News will complete the bill.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
CENTRAL-"Why Girls Go Back
Home"

''why Girls Go Back Home" a. se-
Que1 to the picture, why Girls Leave
Home" win be the attraction the first
two days Of this week at Crandall's
Central Theater. beginning this after
noon. with Patsy Ruth Miller in the
featured role. The comedy will be
Trimmed in Gold," and a Grantland
Rice "Sportlight" will also be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday Monte
Blue, Marie Provost. Huntley Gordon
and Phyllis Haver in Warner Bros.
production, "Other Women's Hus-
bands" the story Of a domestic quad
rangle, augmented by Lloyd Hamil-
ton in "Nobody's Business; Thurs
day and Friday, 1.-THE Dancer Of
Paris" Michael Ar1en's first screen
story. with Conway Tearle. Dorothy
Mackaill and Robert Cain, a drama
Of Partisan night life at it's gayest,
together with Cliff Bowers in Don't
Stop; Saturday. William De Miles
production Of 1.-The Runaway" featur.
ing Clara Bow. Warner Baxter.
George Bancroft and William Powell,
supplemented by Hal Roach's "Your
Husbands Past" and added short
reels.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
WARDMAN PARK-'sThe Two
Orphans"

The Wardman Park Theater, which
has joined the Movie Guild, having
for its object the revival of former
classics of the screen with a higher
appeal to intellectual patrons. will
present it's first program under the
change of policy this week, as fol-
lows:
Today and tomorrow. D. w. Grif-
f1th's "The Two Orphans" with Lii
lian and Dorothy Gish., also Ward
man Park News Events; Tuesday,
Mary Pickford in Little Lord
Fauntleroy"; Thursday and Friday,
Douglas Fairbanks in Alexander
Dumas "Three Musketeers," also
Wardman Park News Events: Sat
urday, Jack Pickford in "Garrison's
Finish" and comedy.
STRAND-"Money Talks"
Commencing today and continuing
through Wednesday Of this week, the
Strand Theater will offer Archie
Mayo's fast-moving comedy farce,
Windsor. Owen Moore and Bert Roach.
1t is the mile-a-minute tale Of Sam 8.
Startling, penniless but eternally opti.
mistic, who chartered a. vessel, induced
lot Of rich invalids to go abroad In
search Of health and started on the
most notable cruise ever flashed on
the screen.
For the last part Of the week. COM
1nencing Thursday, the feature will
be romantic comedy, "The Exquisite
Sinner" with Conrad Nagel and Renee
Adoree heading the cast.
This story concerns a young man Of
wealth, the fiancee his parents select
for him and the gypsy girl who-holds
out to him the adventure of love in q
triangle Of thrills and surprising turns.
Short features will round out the
program.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
BELAsCO-The Naked Truth"

Dealing with a subject not often dis.
cussed in public-sex education and
enlightenment-''The Naked Truth"
produced by the Public Welfare Pic
lures Corporation. with a cast headed
by Helene Chadwick and Jack Null
hall, has started on its second week at
the Belasco Theater, Sunday.
At no time are women and men ad-
mitted together.
Men only will be admitted all day
today. Commencing tomorrow, women
only will be admitted to the matinees
daily, 1870 to $50, and men only at
nights from to II.
LINCOLN-"The Girl From Mont
martre."
"The Girl from Montmartre," the
picture announced for the first three
days Of this week at the Lincoln
Theater, is the last feature released in
which the leading feminine role is
played by Barbara La MARI. Lewis 8.
stone appears opposite the star in this
story Of the nallearic Island and CID
New Britain herald., 1926-09-15

nominatoin for attorney general by about 10000 over Harold Williams, Jr.
 All the present congressman from the state were renominated. District Attorney Thomas G. O'Brien of Sui folk county. which includes Boston, was defeated for democratic renom- ination by William B. Foley and with some precincts missing appear ed to have lost the republican nom- ination to Charles G. Keene. Keene, president of the Boston city coun- ell. ran on stickers.
 The two present women members of the legislature, N. Sylvia Donald son of Brockton and Harriet Rus sell Hart of Lynn, were renominated by the republicans. Martha N Brooks of Gloucester defeated John Thomas, the present representative from the Fist Essex district, and an- other man for the republican nom- ination for representative. The dis trict is strongly republican.