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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-20

Next week something about Babe
Ruth's hoyhood by Brother Gilbert.
the man who first discovered he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-20
EASY FOR PALACE FIVE.

The Washington Palace auint out
classed the 10th Medical Regiment
Ave ut Baltimore last night In an
exhibition contest. The count stood
43 to IA.
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Hyattsviile High took the measure,
Of Clarksyi,le High. 81 to %.

Central swimmers captured Ave
first places in winning their meet yes
.terday with Loyola of Baltimore at
the Central pool. The score was %
to 81. Capt. Sanford took the fancy
dive and 1O9-yard swim.
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Transportation girls swept their set
with Military In the General Account
Ing Once LEAGUE, winnlnK. 45e. $50
and lz3 to 400. $50 and 4oA
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Illness Of several members Of the
Medical Center squad Of Walter Reed
made It necessary to cancel the match
scheduled with the Capitol Athletic
Club tossers last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-02-20

Copyright. 1929
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CENTRAI-"The New Champion"

An action drama said to contain
nerve-tingling situations and thrilling
climaxes will be offered at Crandall's
Central Theater the first two days of
next week, beginning Sunday. when
the attraction will be, The New
Champion starring William Fair
banks. Added features will be. Hold
er Sheriff" with Cliff Bowes, Topics
of the Day" and special reel, wild
Beasts Of Bornao."
Tuesday and Wednesday, Norma
Talmadge in First Nationals version
of Belascos play, "kiki," supported
by Ronald Colman, Gertrude Aston,
George *. Arthur and Marc McDer-
mott. together with a. Paul Terry
"Aesop Fable; Thursday and Friday,
Harold Lloyd, supported by Jobyna
Ralston and Noah Young in Para
mounts. For Heavens Sake" the
story of a rich young man who estab.
lished mission in the New York
slums, also a Felix cartoon and a
Grantland Rice's "Sportlight;" Sat
urday, That's My Baby" starring
Douglas MacLean and Billy Dooley in
"ShOre ShV"
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AMBASSADOR-"The Wilderness
Woman"

Aileen Pringle, Lowell Sherman.
Chester Conklin and Robert Cain
head the cast of First Nationals
version of Arthur Stringer's story,
THE Wilderness Woman" to be seen
at Crandall's Ambassador Theater the
first three days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon with supple
mentary attractions including an
Aesop Fable, added short and
pipe organ music.
Wednesday and Thursday. Lillian
Rich, Huntley Gordon and Victor
Varconi in "Silken Shackles," drama
of domestic infelicity, together with
Charlie Chase in Mama, Behave and
added short reels; Friday. Producers
Bachelor Brides with Rod La
ROGUE. Elinor Fair and Julia Faye,
augmented by Christie's Dancing
Daddy" and the Pathe Review; Satur-
day. Paramount's production of THE
Rainmaker," a story of dual regenera
lion. with Ernest Terrence and VIII
liam Collier. jr.. supplemented by an
Our Gang" comedy, Screen Snap
shots and chapter play.
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TIVOLI-"The Blind Goddess and
Blue JAY Orchestra.

1.-The Blind Goddess" Paramount's
version Of Arthur Trains story, will
be the photoplay attraction for the
first two days of next week at Gran
dall's Tivoli Theater beginning Sun.
day afternoon at 3, with Jack Holt.
Ernest Terrence, Esther Ralston
Louise Dresser, Ward Crane, Richard
Tucker, Louis Payne, Charles Clary
and Charles Lane in the leading roles.
The added attraction, retained through
out the week, will be the Blue Jay
Orchestra from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity in Baltimore composed Of l3
collegiates, who offer many novelties,
both instrumental and vocal. They
will be heard in two complete changes
of program during the week. The
comedy will be Senett Trimmed In
Gold"
Tuesday and Wednesday William
Collier, jr.. Ernest Terrence, Georgia
Hale, Brandon Hurst, Joseph. Dow
ling, Tom Wilson, Martha MattoX and
Melbourne Mcdowell, in Paramount's
The Rainmaker," based upon Gerald
Beaumont story. ''Heavenbent," to-
gether with Lupino Lane in Time
Flies" and the Pathe Review. Thurs
day and Friday Richard Barthemess'
production of Richard Harding Davis
tale of Indian fighting days. Ran
sons Folly" with Dorothy Mackaill.
Anders Randolf and Pat Hartigan.
also Helen and Warren" in TOO
Many Relations" Saturday. Tom Mix
in 1.-THE Yankee Senor,' Our Gang"
in Better Movies" Screen Snapshots
and THE Radio Detective" No. D.
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Strand-"WiId Justice"

Next week beginning Sunday. the
Strand Theater will present as it's
photoplay attraction. wild Justice"
featuring Peter The Great, and, as
an added feature. a comedy. Busters
Orphan Party"
Peter The Great. the marvel dog
of the screen. is seen in his latest
starring picture, wild Justice, ;"
which was filmed in the lonely snow
country Of the high Sierras. It pre-.
sents in rapid succession, exciting
events in a story that revolves around
a mysterious murder. and presents
Peter The Great in an almost human
role in which he performs miracles
Of athletic prowess and demonstrates
amazing intelligence.
wild Justice" is a John W. Con-
sidine, jr.. production for United Ar
lists Corporation. It was directed by
Chester M. Franklin. The support.
ing cast is headed by George Sher.
wood, Frances league and Frank
Hagney.
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EARLE-Louis Mann, in Person.

Next week at the Earle Theater
the headline attraction will be Louis
Mann, brilliant character actor, au-
thor and playwright, who was seen
last in Washington as featured
artist on the program of the Actors
Fund Benefit at the National Theater
In December. Mr.. Mann will be heard
in a composite monologue of reminis-
cences. anecdotes, dialect stories and
recitations.
The added attraction will be the Hal
Springford Revue, featuring Hal
Springford, a notable female imper-
senator.
Others will include Mary Gautier and
company, presenting a musical and
dancing pony, Boy: The Country
Club girls in musical turn, ION the
Links of Melody" and Jesse Block and
F'rancene Dunlap in orchids" min
nature musical comedy, with book and
lyrics byWill NJ. Hough and music
by J. Fred Coots
The film play will be Producers
silence" a melodrama adapted from
the mystery play by Max MARGIN. in
which the stellar roles are played by
II. 3. Warner. Vera Reynolds. Ray
mond Hatton. Rockliffe Fellowes. Jack
Mulhall and Virginia. Pearson. 1t was
directed by Rupert Julian.
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more In 1.-The Sea Beast" with De-
lores Costello and George OHara.
Continuous Sunday from pm.
Matinee Monday at $3.50. Tuesday,
Mrs. Rudolph Valentino in when
Love Grows Cold; comedy and car
toon; Wednesday, Johnny Hines in
Rainbow Riley" and comedy Thurs
day. The Exquisite Sinner" with
Conrad Naeel and Renee Adoree;
comedy and novelty film; Friday,
The Dancer of Paris" with Con-
way Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill:
Aesop's Fable and "Fighting Hearts
No. s: Saturday, George O'Brien In
Fighting Heart" Aesop's Fable and
comedy.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday and Monday, George Sldhey
and Charles Murray in The Cohens
and Kelleys." Aesop's Fables and
News Events; Tuesday, Clara Bow
in Free to Love-" Glen Tryon in
"A Sailor Papa" and Indian frontier
story, THE Man Who Would Not
Die; Wednesday and Thursday. Ron
aid Colman, Irene Rich and Bert
Lyten in Lady Windermere's Fan,
our Gang comedy. The Love Bug.
and News Events: Friday, Charles
,Buck) Jones in "Cowboy and the
Countess" Ralph Graves, on the
Trolley" and Pathe's FLASHES OF the
Past; Saturday, Marie Prevest ana
Kenneth Harlan, 'Bobbed Hair,
Rluebird comedy, "A Bedtime story.
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Sunday. William Haines and Jack
Pickford in Brown of Harvard :
Monday, Milton Sills and Doris Ken,
yon in THE Unguarded Hour and
Hal Roach's Wife Tanners tues
day, Ronald Colman and Wilma Banky
in The Dark Angel and Cliff Bowes
in What Wife; Wednesday,
Adolphe Menjou in "A Social Celeb
rity' and Charlie Chase in Mama.
Behave: Thursday, Douglas, Mac
Lean in That's My Baby and
Johnny Arthur in Home Cured ';
Friday. Tom Tyler in THE Mas
ouerade Bandit" Lige Conley in
Cheap skates" and Spotlight; Sat
ulxiay, Raymond Griffith in WET
Paint" and "Our Gang" in Your
Own Back Yard"
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HOME.

Sunday and Monday, Cecil r. DE
Miles The Tolga Boatman"; Tues
day. Harold Lloyd in For Heavens
Sake" Aesop Fable and Pathe Re
view; Wednesday. Kenneth Harlan in
THE King of the Turf" and Cliff
Bowes in Hanging Fire; Thursday.
Jack Holt in The Blind Goddess
and Felix cartoon; Friday. Tom Mix
in 1.-THE Yankee Senor," Glenn Tryon
in "Ukelele Sheiks' and Hodge
Podge": Saturday, Douglas MacLean
in THAT'S My Baby" Sennett s
whispering Whiskers'' and THE
Radio Detective" No. a.
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PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Strongheart,
the wonder dog" in North Star
with Virginia Lee Corbin and Stuart
Holmes: Alberta Vaughn in Fighting
Hearts" and Park News Events;
Tuesday. Dorothy Devore, Matt Moore
and Willard Louis in Three Weeks
in Paris" O'Henry comedy, East
Side. West Side; Wednesday, Marie
Provost, Give Brook and John Pat
rick in "Seven Sinners" Mack Sen
nett comedy, "Sneezing Beezers." and
"Old-Fashioned Fiddlers' Contest;
Thursday, Helene Chadwick and
Huntley Gordon in THE Golden
Cocoon" and comedy. "Sneezing Beez-
ers; Friday. Cullen Lands in Pioneer
Trails" and Our Gang in Your Own
Back Yard" also Charleston contest;
Saturday. Kenneth Harlan and Mary
McAllister in THE Sap" Imperial
comedy, Heavy Swells," and chap
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CAPITOL.

Sunday and Monday, John Barry
more in THE Sea Beast" first CHAP
ter of Fighting Hearts" and news
reel: Tuesday, Edmund Lowe IN
Siberia" comedy and news reel
Wednesday, Owen Moore III GO
Straight and comedy; THURSDAY
Bert Lytell in THE Gilded Butterfly"
and comedy; Friday. Bob Custer In
1.-The Riding Streak" and comedy;
Saturday. Fred Thomson In Hands
Across the Border. - episode No. of
"The Winking Idol. and comedy.
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APOLLO.

Sunday and Monday, Jack Holt and
Esther Ralston in THE Blind God
dess" and Cliff Bowes in Hanging
Fire: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Adolphe Menjou in "a Social Celeb
i1ty" and Sennetts whispering
Whiskers'; Thursday. Jacqueline Lo-
gan and Cullen lands in Peacock
Feathers" and Bobby Vernon In
Page Me-; Friday, George O'Brien
and Anita Stewart in "Rustling for
Cupid and Our Gang" in "One
Wild Ride: Saturday, Rin-Tin-Tin in
THE Night Cry" Lupino Lane in
med in Cold and 1.-THE Radio De.
tectiye" No e.
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Sunday and Monday, Colleen Moore
in Irene" Charley Chase in The
Caretaker's Daughter" and news reel
Tuesday. Madge Bellamy in 1.-The
Dixie Merchant and comedy; Wed
nesday. Bert Lytell in THE GildeC
Butterfly" and Clyde Cooke in Moon
light and Noses; Thursday. Adolph
.Menjou in 1.-THE Grand Duchess and
the Waiter" comedy and vaudeville
Friday, Art Accord in "Westerr
Pluck" the Spat family in The
Royal Forefush. episode No. 2 OF
THE Winking Idol and news reel
Saturday. Robert Frazer In The
Scarlet West" Our Gang comedy
Boys Win Be joys" and last episode
of Battling Brewster
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ADJUSTMENTS

Don Alvarado. as Tommy Wiswell;
Charles Conklin and Edward Piel, as
servants in the murder house, and
Winter Hall, as Gen. Dipley.
Direction was by Chef Whitney, and
adaptation by Hope Loring and
Louis d. Lighton.
A bathing revue, arranged by
Mischa Guterson, and other sub
sidiary features will complete the
program.
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CAROLINE,

Sunday and Monday, Harry Lang
don, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp; Tues
day. Soul Mates" with Edmund
Lowe, Aileen Pringle; Wednesday
1.-THE Gilded Highway" with Dorothy
Devore: Thursday, yellow Fingers,
with Olive Borden; Friday. Wet
Paint" with Raymond Grlliith
Saturday, Sally, Irene & Mary,
with Sally O'Neill, Jane Crawford
and Constance Bennett.
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EMPIRE.

Sunday and Monday, Pat O'Malley
and Virginia Valli in "Watch Your
Wife suaneb y comedy 1.-The clown
Prince" Tuesday and Wednesday.
Renee Adoree and Conrad Nagel in
THE Exquisite Sinner" and comedy;
Tuesday. surprise night; Thursday.
Glen Hunter in THE Broadway Boob, "
comedy and vaudeville; Friday, George
I.arkin in Rough Stuff" and Flight
ing Hearts," No. Q. up and Wooling f;
Saturday. Tom Tyler, THE Masque-
rade Bandit: comedy, "Punctured Ro-
nance: episode No. ! of THE Phan-
tom Police and kiddies' matinee
party.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Sunday and Monady, Harold Lloyd
IN For Heavens Sake" Aesop Fable,
News and Pathe Review: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Jack Holt and
Esther Ralston in "The Blind God
dess" and Cliff Bowes in meet My
Dog; Thursday, Priscilla Dean in
1.-The Danger Girl" Billy Dooley in
"Shore Shy and Spotlight; Friday,
Douglas MacLean in That's My
Baby and Walter HERS in Wire
less Lizzie: Saturday, Tom Mix in
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DU MBARTON.

Sunday, Irene Rich. Give Brooks
and Louise Fazenda in Compro :
mise: Monday. Alice Calhoun and
Robert Frazier in "The Other
Woman's story; Tuesday, Johnny
Hines in Rainbow Riley; Wednes-
day, George O'Brien. Florence Gil
bert in THE Johnstown Flood
Thursday. Dorothy Devore, Matt
Moore in How Baxter Butts In:
Friday. Richard Dix in Let's Get
Married.; Saturday, Anita Stewart,
George O'Brien in "Rustling for
Cupid"
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OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday, William Fox's
Siberia" featuring Alma Rubens.
Edmund Lowe, Lou Tellegen; COM
edy; News Reel; Tuesday. Richard
Dix in Lets Get Married" with
Lois Wilson: comedy; Wednesday,
Alma Rubens and Bert Lytell in
1.-THE Gilded Butterfly: comedy;
Thursday and Friday. THE Johns
town Flood" featuring George
O'Brien and Florence Gilbert; COM
edy and news reel; Saturday. Buck
Jones in The Cowboy and the
Countess comedy.
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SAVOY.

Sunday Betty Compson and House
Peters in Counsel for the Defense
and Andy Gump comedy: Monday,
John Barrymore in THE Sea Beast;
Tuesday, Give Brook and Natacha.
Ramboya Mrs. Rudolph Valentino) in
When Love Grows Cold" and Jimmie
Adams in For Sadie's Sake; We'd
nesday, Matt Moore and Katherine
Perry in 1.-THE First Year and
Helen and Warren" in Moving
Day; Thursday, Lewis s. Stone and
Anna G. Nilsson in TOO Much
Money" and Aesop Fable: Friday,
Reginald Denny and Laura La Plante
in "Skinners Dress Suit and Cliff
Bowes in Somebody's Wrong; Sat
urlay. Fred Thomson in Riding the
Wind" our Gang" in 'One Wild
Ride" and Hodge Podge."
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CIRCLE.

Sunday and Monday, Charles Ray
loan Crawford, Paris: comedy
"Gimmie Strength Tuesday. Lilyan
Eastman, John Bowers and Rock
cliffe Fellowes. Rocking Moon; Wed
nesday, Richard Dix. Lois Wilson
Let's Get Married; Thursday and
Friday, Our Gang in Better Movies
Saturday. Priscilla Dean, John
Bowers in The Danger Girl.
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KETTHS.-Madeline Collins.

The bill at B. +. Keith's Theater
next week will be topped by two
former celebrities of The Student
Prince" the prima donna. Madeline
Collins, and the celebrated tenor.
Leonard Ceeley. This is their first
appearance in vaudeville.
Bob and Gale Sherwood and their
entertainers will run the gamut OF
classic and jazz. and Ruth Budd. 1.-The
girl with the smile" will thrill and
entertain after an extended trip to
South America and Africa.
Others will include Dave Kramer
and Jack Boyle. fun and song; Jessie
Maker and William ]. Redford in Paul
Gerard Smiths Rolling Stones;
Bob Mcdonald and Helen Cakes,
those aristocratic steppers," in dance
numbers; Mack and l. Rue in whirl-
wind novelty, featuring "A Swivel
Neck Twist and Dippy Diers. the
inimitable pantomimist, assisted by
Flo Bennett.
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PreyieM of LES Miserables.

One of the outstanding of the Euro
pean-produced motion pictures. Victor
Hugo's Les Miserables," is to have
preview showing III Washington at
Polls Theater Friday night at Sis
O'Clock.
Through the courtesy of the Uni
persal Pictures Corporation. which Sc
cured the picture for American dis
tribution, the National Press Club is
sponsoring the presentation. and it is
explained that the showing at Poll
will precede the regular showing in
Washington by many months.
The audience is to be solely an in
vited one and will include, in addition
TO the members Of the National Press
cub. their families and friends; many
representatives of Washington offi
cfai and diplomatic life. = ..-.
Two complete stories are shown In
a double presentation, The Soul of
Humanity" and The Barricades.'
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YORK.

Sunday and Monday. Cecil b. De
Miles THE Volga BOatman" and I'm
peIial Male Chorus: Tuesday. Priscilla
Dean in The Danger Girl and Lloyd
Hamilton In "Nobodys business
Wednesday. Helene Chadwick and
William Russell in THE Still Alarm
and Felix cartoon comedy; Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-23

Instead of soda hereafter take a
little "Phiiiips' Milk Of Magnesia" in
water any time for indigestion or
sour, acid, gassy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
BETTER THAN SODA
For fifty years genuine "PhiIlips'
Milk Of Maanesia" has been pre-
scribed by physicians because il
overcornes three times as much acid
IN the stomach as a saturated solu-
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National Players-"The Show OFF"

Patronage which is testing the
National Theater to capacity this
week has determined the management
to extend the engagement of 1.-The
Show Off" for a second week, be-
ginning Monday night. This play
gives every indication Of lettering the
business done on THE Last Warn
ing" which, up to now. held the cur
rent seasons record at the National.
Romano Calender has his out
standing chance of two seasons in the
leading role Of the pompous brag-
CART, Aubrey Piper. The entire COM
pany has been happily cast in this
amusing play.
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n i' r; Stomach
lkW Philips Milk
~ Of Ma8nesia

ton Of bicarbonate Of soda, leaving
the stomach sweet and free from all
gases. Besides, it neutraIizes acid
fermentations in the bowels and
gently urges this sourins waste from
the system without pursing. 1t is
far more pleasant to take than soda.
TRY A 25c BOTTLE
Insist upon "PhiIlips." Twenty five
cent and fifty cent bottles, aEy drug
store. ,..
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My Baby" Johnny Arthur in "Horo
Cured" and 1.-THE Radio Detective.
No. j.
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COLUMBIA-"Good and Naughty"

Pola Negri, with a Paramount cast
that includes Tom Moore. Ford Ster-
ling, Miss Du Pont. Stuart Holmes,
Marie Mosquini and Warner Rich
mond, Is announced as the picture
star at Loews Columbia next week
in Good and Naughty" a romantic
comedy of New York and Palm Beach.
1t Is perturbation by Malcolm st.
Claire of Avery Hopwood's stage
play. Naughty Cinderella" in which
laughter is cleverly mingled with ro-
mantle intrigue. Pola Negri appears
as the smock- clad assistant of a fash
ionable New York interior decorator.
secretly in love with her employer,
who accepts an invitation to go to
Florida on yacht in the guise of her
employers f1ancee to divert suspi.
cion from her employers attentions to
a young matron. Much of the story
is unfolded amid the social glitter of
Palm Beach.
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Lewis S. Stone, Barbara Bedford and
Tully Marshall in "Old Loves and
New" and Aesop Fable; Friday, Rim
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Tin-Tin in 1.-THE Night Cry" and
Glenn Tryon in 1.-THE Hug Bug; Sat
urday. Douglas MacI.ean i'm That's
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1.-THE Yankee Senior" Sennetts Trim
med on Gold" and 1.-The Radio De
tective," No. 5.
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PRINCESS.

ter of the "Winking Idol (matinet
only.
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METROPOLITAN "The Wilderness
Woman"

CrandallS Metropolitan Theater
next week. beginning Sunday after
noon will present as the principal
feature Of the program First Nation
ais film version of Arthur Stringer's
story of 1.-The Wilderness Woman" a
tale Of an Alaskan father and daugh-
ter transplanted to New York with
81 5000 in their possession. Once
arrived In the Metropolis and regist-
cred at the Biltmore, after the taxi
driver has taken them 5000 worth Of
ride all over New York. their New
York friends, who bought their
Alaskan land cannot bring himself to
brave the taunts of his friends by
escofting so bizarre a couple on q
sightseeing expedition. A pair of
crooks. however, intent on selling the
subway, are not so particular. From
this situation is built the climax of
the play.
Aileen Pringle in the title role is
supported by Lowell Sherman as the
hero instead of villain and Chester
Conklin s.the funny father. others in
the cast are Robert Cain, Henry vi
bart and Burr Mcintosh.
PALACE-"The Road to Mandalay."
Lon CLANCY, the screens remark
able character star. with a Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer cast, including Lois
Moran, Henry r. Walthall, Owen
Moore, Kamayounla Sojim and John
George, is announced as the attrac-
ton at Loew's Palance for next week
in THE Road to Mandalay," Tod
Browning's production Of his' own
story.
"The Road to Mandalay" is de-
scribed as a mystery drama of the
Orient. in which CLANCY is seen as a
seafaring man of sinister, repulsive
aspect who possesses. withal. hopes
and desires that make him at times
lovable. Lois Moran is the seaman's
daughter, who has been reared in
Mandalay under the guidance of a
priest, Henry B. Walthall. and has
never been allowed to learn her
fathers identity. The romantic end
of the story is upheld by Owen Moore
as a young Englishman known as
'the Admiral
RIALTO-"The Pleasure Buyers"
'The Pleasure Buyers" starring
Irene Rich. which comes to the
Rialto next week, is mystery
thriller founded upon a story by
Arthur Somers Roche. It's denoue-
ment has been changed so that those
who read the original story will have
a surprise awaiting them when the
name Of the real murderer is dis
closed.
Irene Rich appears as Joan Wis
well, the charming society woman
whose relations with the gay de-
bauchee just before he was. killed
cast suspicion upon her. Give Brook,
who is featured. appears as Tad
Workman, who undertakes to solve
the mystery. Others in the cast arg
Gayne' Whitman, as Cassenas, about
whose death the plot reyolves;- June
,Marlowe. as Helen, Ripley. his hancee:
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TAKONIA

Sunday and Monday. John Barry