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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

But instead of initiating the ants wisdom men studied
the animals only initiate their erocity, learning
wisdom from them They put wild beasts the
fight against their human brothers They set savage
animals to fighting each other.
Even in the jungle where naked fly in terror
before the ants the only thought that occurred to them
why not them torture human beings?' And that
is exactly what they did. Du chailu tells you.
"Iu o." times native criminals used to be tied down
the path of these terrible ants to be torn to pieces
and devoured by them
Man. like majority of the savage animals thinks only
defer ing Himself individually He has yet learned
the lesson of aid Even the snake stupid Of
the animals deprived it would SEEM of the cunning
with which deceived poor that dull wrgglng
onster enough to act cautiously where the closely
united driving ants concerned.
The South African natives tell how the great python
serpent big around body, protects himself
against the attack of the army of ant soldiers.
After he has eaten his meal sometimes swallowing an
animal almost big himself the great python lies DOR
mant half sleeping half waking unable to rapidly
Instinct reason whichever you like the great
snake not until he knows that army close BY
Having killed his prey by crushing it in the great
folds of his body, the python leaves it lying the
ground and does not return until having made circle
of mile in diameter about the body he is
Sured that ant army is the march. Only the |
does he dare swallow his prey and risk the dand I
GUS period of sluggish inactivity which is necessdK
by the process of digestion. If, however, theknM
of fear should te with the python glides AIIlu II
all possible speed, leaving the booty be deSflEN
the ants, should they happen to upoxsN |
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

POWER
but in DETERMINATION cooper
Weghing of
oad diDer ants OF South Africa from whom adupeds
andgg
their troubles
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

lead the flight before the marching army OF fearful bash
kouay These crea.res f. ocous Of huge size COM
pared with other ANTS but tiny creatures compared with
the other Jungle animals march in regular army
The ries of birds snd .rashnp of big ais through
the irrge unce nat the dreadful arr on the march
reacy with milo Of sharp pncers to tear and deVour
everything before it.
Du .'naiu who first r vestigated and described the
gorilla saw than expedition of the driver ants
and described those tiny lords of the jungle:
''This ant is very abundant in the whole region
have travelled over in Africa and the most voracious
creature ever met.
at is the dread of all living animals from the
leopard to the smallest insect do not think they build
nest house of any kind. At any rate, they carry
nothing away, but eat all their prey the spot.
ut is their habit to march through the forests in
long regular line-a line about two inches broad and
often several miles in length All along this line
larger ants who officers stand outside the ranks
and keep this singular army in order.
IF they come to place where there trees
TO shelter them from the sum- whose heat they cannot
bear, they Immediately build underground tunnels,
through which the whole army passes columns, to the
forest beyond These tunnels four five feet under
ground and used only in the heat of the day. dur
ing ...... .-..-.
when they grow hungry, the long file spreads
itself through the forest in front line and attacks and
devours all it overtakes with fury which is quite
Irresistible ........ ...-
1.-The elephant and gorilla fly before this attack
The black for their lives Every animal that
lives III their line of march is chased
''They seem to understand and act upon the tao
ties of Napoleon, and concentrate, with great speed
their heaviest forces upon the point of attack an in
crediby short space of time the mouse, or dog or
leopard deer is overwhelmed killed. eaten and the
bare skeleton only remains
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

The description of the ants initiating the tactics of the
great Napoleon and concentrating with great speed their
heaviest forces the point of attack k intensely interest
ing to human beings.
We krow that ants have reached in proportion their
possibilities much higher development than human beings
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-04

N the upper left hand corner of this picture,
on a man g finger. you see one OF the
dreaded and powerful driver ants" of
South Africa.
These ferocious Great Tres, called by
natives "bashikonay." terrify the jungle
and drive its monsters before them
And the natives, naked Id the jungle,
Evening star., 1926-10-13
EARLE-Ned Weyburn'S
variety Show"

Ned Weyburn, dance producer of
many celebrated Broadway musical
comedies and revues, will supply the
complete bill next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon, at the Earle The
ater with Ned Weyburp's Variety
Show" a complete evenings enter
tainment which has all the variety
of a full sized revue and presents The
latest group of pro.egeS developed by
the Ned Weyhurn method. The produc-
ton, in acts and 16 scenes, is Sor-
geously mounted and costumed.
The four OrtonS, included in the
cast provide much fun and display
agility on the tight rope; Wallace and
May afford the utmost in comedy, and
Foley and Lecture are starred as a
team in comedy songs and dance.
These are only few of the specialists
in the cast of this Weyburn produc-
ton Every known type of dancing is
introduced, the featured scenes includ-
in the Cameo Revue: Morning, Noon
and Night; Prof. Foley's Physical
Culture Monstrosities, tambourine
dance, a night club scene, an Atlantic
City pier, an acrobatic dance, and
for the final, Rain These are
only the high lights.
The photoplay will he First Ma
tional's production, "Mismates." pre-
senting Doris Kenyon and Warner
Baxter, which with the news reel, Il
shot comedy and Alexander Arons,
who will supply the pipe organ music
for the pictures, will complete the
program
Evening star., 1926-10-13

methods of oral hygiene. The for this is simple
Pyorrhea frequently begins acid irritation of
the delicate gum edges along the line where they
edges are kept healthy-clean and free from mouth
acids-there is little danger of Pyorrhea or of any
other gum diseases.
Squibb's Dental Cream made with more than fifty
vent Pyorrhea as nothing else can It reaches into
all of the tiny crevces around each tooth at the gum
margin, neutralizng the acids that irritation
and at the time soothes the tender gums. The
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Cream also reaches into these crevces and assures on
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So the people who Squbb's Dental Cream
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AT drug stores everywhere. Only 40 cents tube.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
MISUNDERSTANDING Roberts.

"The grand old man of the movies.
Theodore Roberts, in person, Will
headline the bill at b. +. Keith'S The
ater this week by special permission
of Jesse l.. Lasky. In association with
Hardee Kirkland, Mr. Roberts will be
seen in William c. De Miles sketch,
The Man Higher Up"
George Griffin and company, with
Rosette, will bring a beautiful new
dance act called "Firitations," with
scenery and effects designed by Mari
Bolman.
Ken Murray and Charlotte, distinct
personalities with a style all their
own, will present a new offering,
Pooling Around and Florrie lie
We're. with Lou Handman, will be seen
in celebrities" an act in two scenes
replete with new effects and many sur
prise features. Mr.. Handman is the
composer of many popular songs.
Others will include "A Sundae i
London" offered by Eddie ClaytOA
and Frank Lennie, and written lV
Claude w. Bostock; a physiological N
Of an entirely different kind, Fakson.
known as 1.-The Man OF a Hundred
Cigarettes" who also is a comedian,
and Archie and Gertie Falls, who will
thrill with "A Few Hard knocks,
and the usual screen features.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday, Corrine Griffith in Into
Her Kingdom" and Aesop Fable; Mon
day, Florence Vidor in You Never
Know Women" and comedy Newly
wed's Neighbors;" Tuesday. Irene
Rich in 1.-The Honeymoon Express"
and Charlie Chase comedy Mighty
Like a Moose" Wednesday, Marie
Provost in Almost a Lady" and o.
Henry comedy, 1.-The Failure" Thurs
day, Matt Moore and Blanhce Sweet
in Diplomacy" and Mack Sennett
comedy, "A Love Sundae;" Friday,
Priscilla Dean in THE Dice Woman"
and AL st. John in "Skybound;" Sat
urday, Lloyd Hughes and Dolores Del
Rio in Pals First" Lloyd Hamilton
in Jolly TarS,'' and second install
mint of the new chapter play,
Showed In
Evening star., 1926-10-13
NEW FAVORITE.

Sunday, James kirkwood and Betty
Compson in 'The Wise Guy" comedy.
Glynn Tryon in "The Hug Bug" and
Aesop Fables; Monday. John Harron
in 'The Boy Friend" o. Henry COM
edy, Elsie in New York. and Fox
News; Tuesday, Clara Bow and Percy
Marmont in Man Trap" comedy
Don't Be a Dummy; Wednesday,
Vera Reynolds in Sunny Side Up;
Mack Sennett comedy, Alice Day in
'Hotsy Totsy," amateur night; Thurs
day, Buck Jones and Josephine Logan
in "Lazybones." comedy and Topics
of the Day; Friday, Ford Sterling and
Lois Wilson in THE Show Off,; COM
edy, Dizzy Daddies"; Saturday.
Larry Semon in "The Perfect Clown"
Our Gang comedy. Better Movies"
first chapter of Strings of Steel"
and PAY Day." matinee day and
night
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Sunday, Zane Grey's The Forlorn
River; comedy, George The Winner" "
and News; Monday Dorothy Revier
In "When Husbands Flirt" and O.
Henry comedy, "The Feud";; Tuesday,
Thomas Meighan in Tin Gods" and
Aesop Fable; Wednesday, Hope
Hampton in "Livers' Island" and
Neal Burns in "Mr. Wife; Thursday,
Milton Sills in Men of Steel"; Fri
day, Cullen Lands in THE Jack of
Hearts" and Sennett comedy, "The
Love Sundae"; Saturday, Buck Jones
in THE Fighting Buckaroo," Harold
Lloyd in Nov or Never" and second
episode of the new chapter play
Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-13

with Louise Fazenda-J -Jacqueline Lo-
gan: Wednesday. "One way Street."
with Ben Lyon-Anna Q. Nilsson;
Thursday, "The Unknown Soldier"
with Henry B. Walthall- Charles En-
NETT Mack; Friday, THE Prince Of
Pilsen, with Anita Stewart-George
Sidney; Saturday, Betty Bronson in
Peter Pan"
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Provost in almost a Lady" and Al
st. John in 'Who Hit Me?"; Wednes-
day, Thomas Meighan in Tin Gods
and AeSop Fable: Thursday, Gloria
Swanson in Fine Manners" Art
Lake in "Opry House Tonight" and
Snapshots; Friday. Fred Thomson in
THE Two-gun Man" and Charlie
Chase in Mighty Like a. Moose;
Saturday. Buck Jones in The Man
Four Square; Buster Brown comedy.
Busters Narrow Escape" and third
episode of the new chapter plav.
Showed In
Evening star., 1926-10-13
DUMBARTON.

Sunday, Dolores del Rio and Lloyd
Hughes in pals First; Monday,
Dolores Costello and John Harron in
Bride of the Storm; Tuesday, Marie
Provost and Monte Blue in "Other
Women's Husbands; Wednesday,
Betty Compson and James kirkwood
in 'The Wise Guy; Thursday, Irene
Rich and Huntley Gordon in "Silken
Shackles''; Friday, Harry Langdon in
Tramp, Tramp Tramp; Saturday,
Ken Maynard and Dorothy Devore in
"Senor Daredevil
Evening star., 1926-10-13
MUTUAI-"Nidnieht Frolics."

Joe Leavitt, whose offerings in re
cent years have embodied surprises
and illusions. will present at the Mu-
tual Theater next week. beginning
Sunday. Midnight Frolics,' a snappy
potpourri of sketches. songs and
dances, featuring Bert Marks, He
brew comedian: Mildred CoZierre.
blues singer and shinsmy dancer;
Bebe Tobin and KathronE EXton, SOU
brettes; Louise Sutton, ihgenue: Len
Smith, Irish comedian. Ike Wallman
Frank Mckay and Lew Harris, with
90 Broadway dancers. singers and
acrobats in a colorful production.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday, Ford Sterling
and Lois Wilson in ''The Show-off," !"
also comedy, "Boobs in the Woods, :"
and Pathe scenic, "All Astride":
Tuesday, Florence vidor in "You
Never Know Women and comedy,
"Vamping Babies; Wednesday, Bes-
sic Love and William Haynes in
"Lovey Mary" Pathe News and COM
edy, do Your Duty; Thursday and
Friday, Harold Lloyd in For
Heavens Sake" also comedy, "Furs
and Feathers" and Pathe scenic;
Saturday, May McAvoy in 1.-THE Road
to Glory" Fox News and Pathe
comedy, 1.-THE Old War Horse"
Evening star., 1926-10-13
STRAND-"The Waning Sex"

Beginning next Sunday the Strand
Theater will offer as it's screen feature
a romantic comedy, THE Waning
Sex" with the charming Norma
Shearer in the leading role and Con-
rad Nagel at the head of the support
ing cast. The story is described as a
delightful comedy Of career versus
romance.
On the stage will be offered five acts
Of Loew's vaudeville, headed by War
ner Gault. Sonya Leyton and Willie
Ward in a "Nonsensical Revue"
Others will include Bob Yates and
Evelyn Carson in a comedy skit
Getting Soaked; the Marcus Sisters
and Carlton Revue in a Comedy
Classique Dance Offering" j. Warren
Keane and Grace White in 'Manipu-
lating Marvel and Hori and company,
assisted by Hama no, in something
Somewhat Different"
The usual subsidiary film features
will round out the bill.
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Unfair Sex" Sennett comedy, Goose.
land" and Pathe Review; Thursday.
Anna Q. Nilsson and Lionel Barry,
Aesop Fable; Friday, Wanda Hawley
in Men of the Night" and Bobby
Vernon in Broken China: Saturday,
Buck Jones In "The Man Four
Square" Charles Bowers in 'Egged
On" and Snapshots.
YORK.
Sunday and Monday. Milton Sills
in Men Of Steel; Tuesday. Marie
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Astor and Lloyd Hughes in "The High
Steppers," and comedy, "Lickpenny
Lover: Thursday. Virginia Valli in
Watch Your Wife," Pathe News and
comedy. The Noon Whistle; Friday.
THE Secret Spring" and comedy,
Back Fire; Saturday, Charlie Muir
ray, Gertrude Olmstead and Joan
Crawford, in THE Boob; also Fox
comedy. The Family Picnic and
scenic, Shooting at Time
Evening star., 1926-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."

MsrS Pickford is announced as the
star of the program at LDew's Column
bia Theater next week, starting Sun
day afternoon, in her latest United
Artists production, "Sparrows," based
on an original story by Winifred
Dunn, scenarized by c. Gardner Sui
Ivan and directed by William Beau
dine, who made Little Annie
Rooney"
It reveals her in the tomboy role so
lear to the hearts of her followers,
the story dealing with he &dven
Evening star., 1926-10-13
APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Corinne Grif-
fifth in Unto Her Kingdom" and Helen
and Warren comedy Easy Pay
ments;;'; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Milton Sills in MEN Of Steep' and
Aesop Fable; Thursday, Marie Pre-
vost in Almost a Lady" and o.
Henry comedy 1.-The Failure; Friday,
William Boyd in "The Last Frontier"
and Felix cartoon; Saturday, Hoot
Gibson in 1.-The Texas Streak" Our
Gang in Baby Clothes" and fourth
episode in the new chapter play
Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-13
You may have sound teeth
and yet have Pyorrhea

THE fact that your
teeth are white and
sound is no guaranty
that Pyorrhea with its
ravages is not about
to set in. Thousands
suffer from Pyorrhea
needlessly when this
knowled ge of The
Danger Line might
have prevented!
The truth is that
Pyorrhea can easily be
prevented bv proner
Evening star., 1926-10-13
GAYETY-"POwder Puff FrOlic."

A brand-new edition of last year 5
snappy Columbia Burlesque Powder
Puff Frolic" comes to the Gayety
Theater next week, beginning with
matinee, Sunday. George Broadhurst
and Billy Fields will lead in the com
edy, with Ralph Sanford, Lew Leroy.
Victoria Youngman, Frances Ryer.
Peggy Ray and Mabel Sloan, cham
zion female base ball player; Marie
Ambry, blues singer; Larry Kramer
and Romeo Simon, dancers extraor-
binary, and a chorus of IS TO complete
me production, which Is in 2 acts.
with Is scenes. having l6 musical
numbers
Evening star., 1926-10-13
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore
in ELLA Cinders," Pathe News and
comedy, Cuckoo Love-; Tuesday,
Anita Stewart and George Faucet in
wild Oats Lane" and comedy,
"Vamping Babies; Wednesday, Mary
Evening star., 1926-10-13
CENTRAI-"The Sea Wolf"

At Crandall's Central Theater the
first two days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
the chief photolay feature will be Pro-
ducers' release of "The Sea Wolf"
adapted from the Jack London story,
and featuring Ralph Ince, Claire
Adams, Mitchell Lewis, Theodore Won
Eltz and Sntz Edwards. Christies
production of "Papa's Best" will star
Neal Burns; Tuesday and Wednesday,
"The Last Frontier" featuring Will
liam Boyd, Marguerite De La Motto
and j. Farrell Macdonald. and the
Cameo comedy. "Plum Goofy": Thurs
day and Friday, Corinne Griffith in
First Nationals production, Into Her
Kingdom" the romantic story of a
crown princess of Russia at the end
of the royalists' reign, who marries
serf and eventually finds herself in
small New Jersey town in this coun-
try. Einar Hansen, described as the
Jack Barrymore of Sweden, is leading
man in this feature, which will be
supplemented by new Helen and
Warren comedy, Easy Payments"
produced by Fox; Saturday, Thomas
Meighan, supported by Rene Adoree.
in Paramount's "Tin Gods" supple
mented by new Aesop Fable. Daily
bills will be accompanied by pipe
organ music.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
HOME.

Sunday, Gloria Swanson in Fine
Manners" and Cameo comedy, plum
Goofy'; Monday, Billie Dove in "The
Marriage Clause" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday, Elaine Hammt rstein in
''Perils of the Sea-" Glenn Tryon
comedy, "The Cows Kimono," and
Pathe Review; Wednesday, Charlie
Murray and George Sidney in Sweet
Daddies," and o. Henry comedy
"The Feud"; Thursday, Lon CLANCY
in "The Trap" and Mack Sennett
comedy, meet My Girl; Friday,
Buck Jones in ''The Man Four
Square" and Buster Brown comedy,
Buster Helps Dad; Saturday, Harry
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Carey in "Satan Town." Lloyd Ham
ilton in Nothing Matters" Sport
light, and third installment of the
new chapter play Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-10-13
WARDMAN PARK-"The Golem. "

1.-The Golem' Ufa's massive pic
turization of the old Frankenstein
legend, will be shown at the Ward
man Park Theater all next week by
the Motion Picture Guild.
1.-The Golem," one of the great pic
lures sent out from Germany is con-
sidered by German film critics as on
the same plane with ''The Cabinet of
Doctor Caligari." Paul Wegener wrote
the scenario, directed the production
and acted the major role Of THE
Golem." Albert Steinruck anC LYDIA
Saimonva have the other important
roles Karl Freund, the photographer
of 1.-The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari"
and 1.-The Last Laugh" also shot
the scenes for this production.
1.-The Golem" tells of a learned
rabbi in Prague who brought to life
a massive figure of clay. At first the
Golem helps the rabbi save his people
from the wrath of the Emperor, but
later the Golem threatens destruction
to the entire city.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday Thomas Mel
CHAN in Tin Gods" and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Corinne
Griffith in Into Her Kingdom" and
Helen and Warren comedy Easy
Payments; Thursday, William Boyd
in 1.-The Last Frontier" and Felix
cartoon; Friday, Hoot Gibson in "The
Texas Streak" and Van Bibber COM
edy, "A Partisan Knight; Saturday.
Douglas Mclean in Hold That Lion "
Our Gang in Uncle Toms Cabin, -
and fifth episode in the chapter play
SHOWED In"
CAROLINA.
Sunday and Monday. Battling
Butler, with Buster Keaton-Sally
O'Neill Tuesday, "Footloose Widows" ;"
Evening star., 1926-10-13
LEADER.

Saturday and Sunday, 'Moana,"
story of the South Seas, and Andy
Gump comedy, "Dynamited," and
Mystery Pilot" serial Monday, Betty
Compson and Edmund Lowe in Pal
ace of Pleasure" Fox News and CON-
edy, "Solid Ivory; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Johnny Hines in Rainbow
Riley" also comedy, 'All Wool" and
Pathe scenic, Clever Feet: Thurs
day and Friday. Charlie Murray. Ger
trude Olmstead and Joan Crawford In
''The Boob" Fox News and comedy,
Elsie in New York; Saturday and
Sunday, Marguerite de la Motto and
Henry e. Walthal in THE Unknown
Soldier" also comedy, THE Big
Kick" and Mystery Pilot" serial.
Evening star., 1926-10-13

Olcott, in which Barthelmess is seen
as the son of an ex-champiOn pugilist
who, upon the inheritance of a for
tune, travels to London and there
seeks to occupy the post Of comrade
TO the prince regent. A Felix cartoon
and Topics of the Day will be shown;
Thursday and Friday, Ben Lyon, sup
ported by May McAvey, in First Ma
tional's production of THE Savage"
whose theme and locale are different
from the usual. together with "The
Merry Widow a comedy: Saturday,
Douglas MacLean in Hold That
Lion" supplemented by Neal Burns
in Christie's "Papa's Best" new
Grantland Rice Spotlight. and the
fifth installment Of the chapter play
SHOWED In"
Evening star., 1926-10-13
NATIONAI-"Ben Hur."

"Ben Hur." the notable photoplay,
based upon Gen. Lew Wallace's 8
famous novel, will open its fourth
week at the National Theater with a
matinee next Sunday afternoon. This
In announced as the final week for the
picture in Washington, where its run
has been most successful, supple
menting its 10month run in New
York.
A. l.. Erlanger, who arranged with
Gen. Wallace for the dramatization
Of his novel and who for % years
presented the play both in this coun-
try and in England, has this to say
Of the current cinema version of 1t:
THE picture is mightier than the
play, sven as the new medium is so
much more worldwide than the other.
l have employed a dozen or more Ben
Hurs, including some very dise:n-
guished names in theater history, but
to my mind Ramon Novarro is the
greatest of them all. The cast
Throughout impresses me as splendid
and the stupendouS SpectacleS open
up new vistas in motion picture art.
PRESIDENT-"ParIor. Bedroom and
Bath"
Mark Swan and c. W. Bells farce
comedy, "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath,
Will be the attraction at the President
Theater next week, beginning Mon
day night.
This is the laugh-provoking comedy
that first brought Florence Moore,
the comedienne, to Broadway's atten-
ton. It is farcical, typically initiative
of the French and filled with pyra-
miding complications that are un-
woven for a logical finish of laughter
"Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" PLAYED
to record-breaking receipts at another
local theater few years ago and was.
brought back the same season for an
other successful engagement. 1t has
never been done in stock before in
Washington
The comedy gives splendid oppor-
tunities to Leona Powers, Walter Gill
bert, Lorraine Bernard, Frank Charl-
ton, Betty Utmore, Russell Fillmore,
Frlncis Fraunie, J. Arthur Young
ant Gilberta Faust.
Evening star., 1926-10-13
Observation-Disclosures Sadie"

Dorothy Mackaill, Jack Mulhall,
Charley Murray and Peggy Shaw will
be seen in the principal roles of First
Nationals release of Subway Sadie"
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater
the first three days of next week, be-
ginning Sunday afternoon, together
with short camera subjects and pipe
organ music furnished by Mirabel j.
Lindsay and Gertrude Kreiselman;
Wednesday and Thursday. "The Mar
riage Clause" a Universal-JeWel pro-
duction, featuring Billie Dove, Francis
x. Bushman, Warner GLAND and Grace
Darmond and Mack Sennett's "Ghost
of Folly; Friday, Elmer Clifton's
Down to the Sea in Ships" featuring
Raymond Mckee, Marguerite Courtot
and Clara Bow, and Kiss Me. Kate"
a Cameo comedy; Saturday, First Ma
tionals production of '"The Savage"
showing Ben Lyon, supported by May
McAvoy, and Our Gang comedy.
"Thundering Fleas," a new Lyman
H. Howe hodge -podge and the fourth
installment of Showed In," the new
chapter play.