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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-05-12
MAY
QUIT JUNE |
Nv WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON

BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Farm relief legislation stood today
between Congress and annual sum-
mer vacation. With their eyes on
webbing political fences back home,
party leaders of all faiths have de-
cided to rush action upon pending
agriculture legislation and then de-
sert Capitol Hill.
Although opinions vary greatly
"a to the form of relief desired, the
party leaders have agrad to clean
up the subject in the House this
week and to bring it up IN the
Senate next week. Even If pro-
tracted debate does delay this pro-
gram a bit, they plan TO send Con-
gress home by June /.
In the hope of reaching a final
vote on farm relief sooner, Ad-
ministration leaders spread a re-
port today that the ADJOURNMENT
might be taken May p, jest 10
days hence. Farm bloc spokesman,
however, opposed this movc on the
ground that<it would not give the
Senate sufficient time to properly
debate farm bills
me senate meanwhile cleared the
way for agrarian relief by enacting
the Watson-P Parker railroad media
ton bill With this measure out
of the way, only the McFadden
banking act and the army air serv-
ice bill precede the combined CO.
operative marketing surplus crop
export bill on the Administrations
calendar.
The banking and aviation meas
ures, it was predicted, will be
passed upon by the end of the week,
bringing farm legislation directly
before the Senate by next Mon
dav
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program for larger world service
and reasserting the disapproval OF
the efforts of the vets to modify
the Volstead act.
Bishop Mcdowell of this city, was
assigned to preside over the ,Des
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Moines conference at Perry, Iowa,
September % and the Northwest
Iowa conference, september 20.
Assignment of other bishops to the
various conferences to be held next
fall were also announced.
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BISHOPS CLOSE SESSION,
URGING WORLD SERVICE

The Methodist bishops brought
their semi annual conclaye to a
close yesterday after adopting a
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"Hell's Four Hundred" and comedy.
Heavy Swells';' Thursday, Gloria
Swanson i'm THE Untamed Lady"
and Wanda Wiley in "Yearning for
Love; Friday. Dolores Costello and
Johnny Harron In THE Little Irish
Girl" and comedy. THE Phonay Elk
press; Saturday, Buck Jones in THE
Cowboy and the Countess" AL St.
John in Hold Your Hat" and Casey
of the Coast Guard" No. 8.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday art Monday, Sally O'Neill,
Ford Sterling and Charles Murray in
Mike" Aesop's Fables and News
Events; Tuesday. Virginia Valli and
Forrest Stanley. in up the Ladder, .
Our Gang In Boys viii Be Joys" and
Pathe Review; Wednesday and Thurs
day. Edmund Lowe and Anne Dale
in The F'ool' and News Events; Fri
day. Charles (Buck) Jones in THE
Cowboy and the Countess" Mack Sen.
nett's Gold Turkey and Grantland
Rice Spotlight, THE Great Arena;
Saturday. Thomas Meighan, THE New
Klondike." Universal comedy. THE
Perfect Lie" and Fox Variety, Cuba
Steps Out"
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DUNIBARTON,

Sunday, Aileen Pringle and Ed
mund Lorve in "Soul Mates: Mon
day. Lowell Sherman and Pauline
Garon in Satan and Sables': Tues
day. Jack Holt and Florence Vidor
in Sea Horses: Wednesday and
Thursday, Marion Davies and An
tonic Moreno in Beverly of Grau-
stark; Friday. Bebe Daniels and
Warner Baxter In Miss Brewster's
Millions; Saturday. Fin Tin Tin in
Clash of the Wolves"
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APOLLO.
CAROLINA.

Sunday and Monday, THE Wan
derer," with Ernest Terrence, wal
lace Berry and Greta Nissen; Tues.
day THE Road to Glory" with May
McAvoy, Ford Sterling; Wednesday,
Raymond Griffith in Hands Up
Thursday. His Jazz Bride with
Marie Provost and Matt Moore; Fri
day, THE Dixie Merchant with
Madge Bellamy and Jack MulhaH;
Saturday, Behind the Front" with
Wallace Beery, Mary Brian, Ray.
mond Hatton.
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YORK.

Sunday, Thomas Meighan in THE
New Klondike" and Aesop Fable-
Monday, Lionel Barrymore in THE
Barrier" and Busters Nightmare"
comedy; Tuesday, Mae Busch and Lew
Cody in thine, the Comedian"
Charlie Chase in Charlie. My Boy"
and 1.-THE Menace Of the Alps; We'd
nesday, Margaret Livingston in
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day and Thursday, William Collier,
jr.; Gretta Nissen and Ernest Tor
renee in THE Wanderer," and COM
edy, "A Business Engagement Fri
day, Ben Lyons and Viola Dana In
1.-THE Necessary Evil" Aesop's Fable
and 1.-THE Green Archer" No. Z; Sat
urday. Malcolm McGregor, Pauline
Garon and Mary Carr in framing
Waters" Aesop's Fable and Casey
of the Coast Guard" No. 8.
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Zane Grey's
1.-The Vanishing American" also Park
News Events; Tuesday, Bebe Daniels,
in THE Splendid Crime" Tuxedo
comedy, Cleaning Uup." and Pathe
Colored Review; Wednesday and
Thursday, Pola Negri. and Charles
Emmett Mack in "A Woman of the
World" Fatty Alexander in "All
Tied Up" and Park News Events; Fri
day, Jack Holt, Florence Vidor. Mary
Brian and Noah Berry in THE En-
chanted Hill" and Maurice Lefty"
Flyn in 1.-The Traffic Cop: Saturday
Betty Bronson and Tom Moore in "A
Kiss for Cinderella" AL st. John in
Live towards" and chapter of
1.-The Green Archer" Saturday, con-
tinuous from , PM; Sunday, from 3
pm.
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RIALTO-"The Still Alarm. .

The Still Alarm will be shown at
the Rialto next week. starting Sun
day.
The Still Alarm is a modernized
screen version of the famous stage
play which gripped theatergoers of
generation ago. a romance of the
fire department, intermiXed with the
tragedy of a deserted husband. a run
away wife and an INSCRIPTIONS man.
The picture glorities and shows the
fireman at work. at home and in the
midst of smoke and falling timbers.
1t is said that dozens of daredevil
firefghters are shown performing
miracles of heroism in the face of
death.
Helene Chadwick and William Rus.
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CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Florence Vidor in Sea Horses; Tues
day. Bebe Daniels. Warner Baxter
and Ford Sterling in Miss Brew
st@'s Millions; Wednesday. Lewis
Stone and Anna Q. Nilsson in Too
Much Money; Thursday and Friday.
and . pm. Ernest Terrence, Tyrone
Power and Greta Nissen in THE
Wanderer." and Saturday, House
Peters and Wanda Hawley in Com
bat"
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TAk0NlA.

Sunday and Monday. Jetta Goudal.
Henry B. Walthal' and Olive Brooks
in Three Faces East; Pathe News
and comedy-continuous Sunday from
3 pm. matinee Monday at $3.50 pm:
Tuesday, Lewis Stone in TOO Much
Money" novelt, and comedy: Wednes
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ANU Sc NJ E. N T S

sell play the featured roles. heading
cast that includes Richard Travers,
John 7. Murray, Edna Marian, Ed
ward Hearn and Dot Farley.
The special presentation feature
will be the personal appearance of
CiCColini, famous tenor
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TI|OI.I-"The Ea Gle"

Rudolph Valentino will he the pic
ture star at Crandall's Tivoli Theater
the first two DAYS of next week in
1.-The Eagle" Hans kraly's picturiza-
ton of the Russian classic,
"Dubrovsky." with Wilma Banky and
Louise Dresser in roles of importance.
The story concerns young man who
spurns the Czarina, is condemned to
death, escapes, and becomes a bandit
dubbed The Eagle" because of the
swiftness with which he strikes. Lige
Conley in Light House Keeping" the
Topics of the Day and pipe organ
music by Otto F. Beck and Ida Clarke
will complete the bill. Tuesday and
Wednesday Conway Tearle, Dorothy
Mackaill and Robert Cain will be seen
in First Nationals version OF Michael
Arlen's The Dancer of Paris" to-
gether with one of Mabel Herbert
Crner's Helen and Warren" COM
edes. His Own Lawyer" and the
Pathe Review; Thursday and Friday.
Aileen Pringle and Edmund Lowe in
Soul Mates" together with the Mack
Sennett beauties and funmakers in
From Rags to Britches" and Lyman
II. Howe Hodge Podge"; Saturday
only. Producers thrilldrama of the
Southern tracks, The Million Dollar
Handicap" with Vera REYNOLDS, Ed
mund Burns and Ralph Lewis. also
Glenn Tryon in Long Pants" Snap
shots" and Casey" No. Q.
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EMPIRE.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday,
Maron Davies in Beverly of Grau-
stark" and Busters Sky Rocket;
surprise night Tuesday only; Wednes
day and Thursday. Mrs. Rudolph
Valentino and Give Brooke in when
Love Grows Cold" and "Mortgaged
Again." with vaudeville Thursday;
Friday, Tom Tyler in wild to Go"
and Fighting Hearts," No. 2, Its A
Buoy: Saturday, Richard Talmadge
i'm THE Night Patrol" Bride
Grooms." International News and
Flame Fighters" No. 4. Saturday
matinee. kiddies' surprise party.
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SAVOY.

Sunday. Matt Moore and Marie Pre-.
vost in His Jazz Bride" and Snub
Pollard In THE Old War Horse;
Monday. Fox's siberia" and comedy:
Tuesday, Rudolph Valentino in
Cobra" and Jimmie Adams in
Cleaning Up: Wednesday. Percy
Marmont in Lord jim and Glenn
Tryon in Flaming F'lappers'
Thursday. Olive Borden in yellow
Fingers" ballroom Boys in Full of
Pep" and Cuba Steps Out: Friday.
Raymond Griffith in Hands Up"
Our Gang" in THE Love Bug" and
Pathe Review: Saturday. Hoot Gibson
in Chip Of the Flying U" and Wanda
Wiley in "Playing Swell"
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ELITE.

Sunday and Monday, Behind the
Front" with Wallace Berry and Ray.
mond Hatton, news and serial; Tues.
day and Wednesday, "Shore Leave"
with Richard Barthelmess, also COM
edy; Thursday and Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks I'm Three Musketeers,"
also comedy and news; Saturday,
classified" with Corinne Griffith.
Topics and Fables.
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PRINCESS.

Sunday, Charlie Murray and George
Sidney in THE Cohens and Kellys,"
Billy Dooley in "a Misfit Sailor" and
News Reel; Monday, Reginald Denny
in What Happened to Jones" and
Walter HERS in Hot Doggie"; Tues.
day and Wednesday, THE American
Venus" featuring the worlds most
beautiful girls. and Imperial comedy.
THE Heart Breaker; Thursday, Lou
Tellegen in The Outsider" comedy
and Amateur night: Friday, Jack
Holt in THE Enchanted Hill" Bobby
Vernon in MY Swedie," episode of
Casey Of the Coast Guard and News
Reel; Saturday, Hoot Gibson in 1.-The
Arizona Swee pstakes," episode of
Battling Brewster and Lige Conley
in "On Edge
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HIPPODRONIE.

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 1.-The
Wanderer," also comedy, topics and
fables; Wednesday. Three Faces
East" with Jetta Goudal and Give
Brooke. also comedy and news; Thurs.
day and Friday, Dancing Mothers"
with Alice Joyce and Conway Tearle,
also Sennett comedy; Saturday, Time
the Comedian" with Mae Busch and
Lew Cody. also comedy. news and
serial
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Richard Dix in Gregory La Cava's
Paramount production. Let's Get
Married" will begin a weeks engage
ment at LoewS Palace next Sunday
afternoon. Lets Get Married is
perturbation of II. A. Du Souchet's
story, 1.-The Man from Mexico" with
Lois Wilson, Edna May Oliver and
"Gunboat' Smith, the pugilist, in the
cast.
Mr.. Dix is seen as a young roisterer,
whose suit for the girl he loves is
badly cramped by his habit of getting
into Jail for merry making and whose
promise to he good in the future or
lose the girl leads him to invent
story about trip to Mexico selling
hymn-books to cover his enforced visit
for 80 days on Blackwells Island, New
York's reformatOrN.
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Daniels in miss Brewster's Millions,
with Warner Baxter and Ford Sterl-
ing, comedy: Thursday and Friday.
Thomas Meighan in Ring Lardner's
comedy, 1.-The New Klondike"; Sat-
urday. Thunder, the wonder dog, in
phantom of the Forrest" comedy
and Pen and Ink.
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MUTUAI-"JOhnstOwn Flood"

Under change of policy for the Sum-
mer, the Mutual Theater will offer
the William Fox feature photoplay.
The Johnstown Flood" next week,
commencing Sunday. 1t will be its
first Washington showing.
THE Johnstown Flood" has for its
principal players George O'Brien,
Florence Gilbert. Anders Randolf.
Janet Gaynor and Paul Nicholson,
and the picture was'directed by Irving
Cummings. who will be remembered
for his stock engagements here.
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, Lewis Stone
in Too Much Money" with Anna
Q. Nilsson; comedy. news; Tuesday.
Laura La Plante in The Beautiful
Cheat" comedy: Wednesday, Bebe
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COLUMBIA-"The Blind GODDESS"

Victor Fleming's romance of Park
Avenue fashion and New York's
criminal courts, The Blind Goddess"
q Paramount picture. VIII lie SHOWN
at Loew's Columbia Theater next
week.
1t reveals Jack Holt in tie role of
g. young attorney, in love and en-
gagged to MORA DeVens. the daughter
of New York political leader, who
has his future Son-in-laW appointed
to a post in the office vi the district
attorney. In the meantime, the po-
litical leader is mysteriously shot and
the strongest circumStantial evidence
attaches to the wife who abandoned
him 20 years ago, and who had plead
in vain with the politician to he taken
back
Refusing To prosecute the woman
on circumstantial evidence alone and
convinced of her innocence, the young
lawyer loses his post as prosecutor
and apparently ruins his career both
AS lawyer and lover. But entering
the case as attorney for the defense,
he discovers evidence that revolution
ICES the case and acquitS his ellie mt.
Esther Ralston is seen .S the girl
of the story, Ernest Terrence has the
role of a politician and Louise Dresser
that of the accused wife
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RAPHAEL.

Sunday. Rod La ROGUE in Brave
heart" Aesop Fable and comedy;
Monday. Tom Moore in 1.-THE Song
and Dance Man" and comedy; Tues
day. Patsy Ruth Miller in THE King
of the Turf" Fox News and comedy:
Wednesday. Hope Hampton in THE
Price Of a Party" and comedy: Thurs
day, Adolphe Menjou in THE Grand
Duchess and the Waiter and com.
edy; Friday. Charles Ray in THE
Auction Block" and comedy: Satur.
day, Tom Mix In THE Best Bad
Man" comedy and surprise matinee
for the children.
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AMBASSADOR-"Hlle. Modiste."

Corrine Griffith will be seen in
First Nationals Mile. Modiste," the
operetta by Henry Blossom and Vic
tor Herbert, at Crandall's Ambassador
Theater the first three days of next
week. together with Q. Henry's The
Social Triangle" and pipe organ
music by Harold T. Pease and
Gertrude Kreiselman; Wednesday and
Thursday, Rudolph Valentino In
United Artists release of THE Eagle
with Wilma Banky and Louise Dresser.
also AL St. John in Hold Your Hat:
Friday, Rin-Tin Tin in THE Clash of
the Wolves; Charlie Chase in
Charlie. My Boy" and 1.-The Menace
of the Alps: Saturday, Kenneth Har-
Ian, Mary McAlister and David Butler
in THE Sap" a new Warner Bros
production, with Sea Scamps.' a
comedy; Screen Snapshots. Topics
of the Day and Casey" No. s.
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CENTRAL-"The Scarlet Saint"

The Scarlet Saint" adapted by
First National from Gerald Beau
mont's story of THE Lady Who
Played Fidele," will be the feature the
first two days of next week al Gran
dalls Central Theater. Lloyd Hughes
and Mary Aston lead the cast. The
story concerns a young girl who IS
forced to marry a much older man of
foreign birth to save her sweetheart
from prison The comedy will be
Hold Your Hat starring Al ST.
John. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dorothy Devore. John Harron,
Macklyn Arbuckle. Florence Turner
and Sheldon Lewis will be seen in
The Gilded Highway" adapted from
w. 3. MaNwell's novel of "A Little
More" also Jimmie Adams in
Christie s comedy. For Sadie's Sake :;
Thursday, Kenneth Harlan and Mary
McAlister, THE Sap with Glenn
Tryon in Long Pants" and The
Menace of the Alps" Friday. Reg
inald Denny and Laura La Plante,
in Universal's production. SINNERS
Dress Suit" and the Helen and
Warren" domestic dramalet. "A Bust
ness Engagement" Saturday. THE
Love Toy" starring Lowell Sherman,
also Alice Day in Mack Sennett's
comedy. THE Soap Suds Lady"
AVENUE GRAND.
SUNDAY and Monday Madge Bel
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WARDMAN PARK-"Some Baby"

Some Baby" the funniest farce
comedy obtainable. will usher in the
twenty second week of the Thomas
Herbert Stock Co. at Wardman
Park Theater, opening next Monday
night.
This is an absurd story designed
to interest all old people who yearn
to be young and all young people
who do not wish to grow younger.
The situations are highly humorous
and there is a laugh in every line
sometimes bordering on the risque,
but never falling over the brink
An aged general wants to marry
the young daughter of doctor. who
has spent his years and fortune IN
the perfection of an elixir Of youth.
There is a love affair between the
girl and a man of her own age. but
It seems expedient for her to marry
the doddering one for his money.
The general, in order to appear more
desira BILE in the eyes of youth, agrees
to drink the elixir and does so with
ridiculous results.
Parker Fennelly and Ruth Rus
sell will have the leading roles. sup
ported by cast of 10.
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HOME.

Sunday, Rin.Tin-Tin in 1.-The Clash
of the Wolves" and Cliff Bowes in
"Tonights the Night; Monday
Lionel Barrymore in THE Barrier"
and comedy. Busters Hunting
Party; Tuesday, Leatrice Joy in
Made for Love" and Bobby Vernon
in Watch Out: Wednesday, Dolores
Costello in Bride of the Storm" and
Lige Conley in Light House Keep
ing: Thursday, Hoot Gibson in Chip
Of the Flying U" and Charlie Puffy in
Tune Up; Friday, Reginald Denny
and Laura La Plante in "Skinner's
Dress Suit; Saturday, THE Million
Dollar Handicap" Our Gang comedy
and Casey" No. z.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Modiste. .

Corinne Griffith will he seen at
Crandalls Metropolitan Theater next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon, in
First Nationals camera version of
Mile. Modesto" the celebrated operet
ia written 10y Henry Blossom and
composed by the late Victor Herbert.
The cast is led by Norman Kerry and
Willard LOUIS.
The added attraction will be Ber-
ma rdo De Pace. in "A novel musical in
terval as the wizard of the mando.
lin
In addition to the spirited action Of
the stage story, the film version of
Mile. Modesto" embodies a Partisan
style revue that is said to be very
beautiful. especially in the scenes
wherein Miss Griffith appears as man.
nequin at an elaborate banquet given
10 the foreign buyers by Hiram Bent,
the intrigued millionaire from the
Middle West. This sequence also sup.
plies the complicatio upon which the
climax of the story is based-a threat
ened duel between Etienne Comte de
Bouvray ana Bent. Norman Kerry is
cast as Etenne and Alr. Louis as
Bent, with other important parts play.
ed by Dorothy Cumming, Rose Dione
and Tony Merlo.
De Pace Is young musical genius
who appears in the ruff, pantaloons
and skull cap of Paglacci and per.
forms on the mandolin.
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Scratching Through; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Conway. Tearle and
Dorothy Mackail in THE Dancer of
Paris and Mack Sennetts Isn't
Love Cuckoo; Thursday. Olive Bor.
den in yellow Fingers" and Felix
cartoon; Friday. Hoot Gibson in
Chip Of the Flying U" and Buster
Brown comedy. Busters Sky Rock.
et''; Saturday. Reginald Denny and
Laura La Plante in "Skinner's Dress
Suit" Aesop Fable. 1.-The Menace OF
the Alps" and Casey Of the Coast
Guard" No. s.
APOLLO.
Sunday, Bebe Daniels in Miss
Brewsters Millions and Alice Day
in 1.-The Soap Suds Lady; Monday.
Dolores Costello and Johnny Harron
in Bride of the Storm and Hal
Roach's Your Husbands Past
Tuesday and Wednesday, Madge Bel
lamy in SANDY" and Cliff Bowes in
Somebody's Wrong; THURSDAY.
Marie Provost and Matt Moore in
THE Cave Man" and Johnny Arthur
in Home Cured Friday, Rin-Iin.
Tin, in THE Clash of the Wolves.
Aesop Fable and Hodge Podge :
Saturday. Hoot Gibson in Chip OF
the Flying u Jimmie Adams in For
Sadie's Sake" and Casey OF the
Coast Guard" No. 8.
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John Colden's prize comedy of in
gratitude rampant in a church flock,
Thank T." will be presented at the
National Theater next week by the
players. This play served Producer
Golden profitably and long on Broad
way. on the road and in the films.
THANK U" is. mainly, the story of
a small town pastor, whose meager
salary requires him to accept Sratui-
ties from his flock. He becomes a
thank YOU man." because he cannot
be anything else, since he must sub
SidiZe his convictions and morale to
the physical eXpedient of making a
living. Comedy is sprinkled heavily
throughout the action with the ad-
vent. from Paris, of the pastors
niece. who takes drastic steps to i'm
peach the nisgardly ways of the
parishionerS and the weak submits
sion of her uncle.
The central role YVES originally
PLAYED throughout the New York and
road runs by Harry Davenport. The
piece is peopled with small town types
and is refreshing in it's comedy
motif,
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KEITH'S-Irene Franklin.

Irene Franklin, known the world
over as Americas favorite red head.
will top the bill at B. F. Keith s Thea
ter next week. with Jerry Jarnagin
in new songs" all of them written
by Miss Franklin and Mr.. Jarnagin.
Featured also will he the original
wonder worker. Long Tack Sam. sup
ported by Mi Ma and Nee Sa Long and
a galaxy of beautiful Chinese girls,
In Oriental feats.
Others will include Artie Mehlinger
and Sam Williams as The Teacher
and the Pupil; Naughton and Gold,
from London. in music hall comedy;
Larry Stoutenburgh. pocket billiard
expert, and "the worlds greatest har-
monica players" Ted and Al Wald.
man. with music and fun, "Bluology.
other acts will be announced later.
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LEADER.

Saturday and Sunday, Norma
Shearer in THE DEVILS Circus"
Flame Fighter. No. 4, and comedy:
Monday, "A Son of His Father" with
Bessie Love and Neal Hamilton, also
comedy and news; Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, Buck Jones in a thriller.
"Hell's Hole" also comedy and news:
Thursday and Friday, THE Grand
Duchess and the Waiter" with
Adolphe Menjou, comedy and Fox
News
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EARLE-Clara Kimball Young.

Clara Kimball Young, emotional
star Of stage and screen. will be seen
in person at the Earle Theater next
week, beginning Sunday, in dramatic
plavlet. The Eternal Barrier" which
IS unique in that only one character
takes part in the action. 1t Is nv
Tom Barry. has never before been
seen in the National Capital and
bears no relation whatever to the
sketch in which Miss Young was last
seen in this city.
Dorothy Morley and AL Anger will
appear in Mr.. Anglers original diver
sion, Slapped and another interest
ing novelty will be contributed by
Harry Bentell and Helen Gould. the
dancing xylophonists. Edgar Bergen
and company, with Christine Caldwell.
will demonstrate their supremacy as
voice illusionists in The Operation"
and other offerings will round out the
program.
The photoplay will he First Ma
tional's production of THE Girl From
Montmartre.' featuring Lewis =.
Stone. supported by Robert Ellis AL
fred E. Green directed this picture,
which has for it's background the no.
mantle Ballearic Islands, gorgeous
garden spot of old Spain. An organ
solo, Song of Songs" by Alexander
.Arons. who will he assisted by j. AL
len Fusca, Washington tenor, will
complete the program.