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1 vines and cleaning up the nccumu- lated rubbiSp and branches, which T. h0 thoughllcssly proceeded 10 burn, The fire burned tercoly and was soon beyond his control. threaton- Ing seye,al nearby houses. George Schubert, fire warden, was called to the scene and, with a crew of men armed with hrooms and shovols, checked the flames and subducd them by means of Il backtlro.
 Nick was arrested by Warden Schubert and was fined S25 and costs for starting u fire without a permit, the costs bringing the amount to Si2, while he was also made 10 pay the llretghters for their work, Mir, Schubert states that no district unless a permit Is secured ] first. These may be secured from i hinr or his assistants until May l. Iufter which date none will he issued and no fires will be tolerated. The state authorities are bound 10 keen down the damage from forest fires and this step is necessary in doing it.
 1 Specdcr In Court
 , Edmond OMeara of Melon street, Bristol. was another 10 appear in court. being charged with speeding. l The arrest followed a collision on Whiting street between his machine 1 and one operated by Fred Fox Of plainvillc. O'Meara settled for the damage to FoX's car. but Justice 1 F. T.. Prior said that this did not atone for his violation Of the law. 1 Determined to punish him for this, ! he fined O'Ncara $l0 and costs.
 social And Dance
 \ social and dance will be given in Legion hall al x o'clock tomor- row evening by the St. Mary's so- ricty ana Holy Name society Of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Fine prizes will pr offered to the winners of the card tournament. The Inn rorial club orchestra Of New Britain will furnish music.
 SeQuassen Lodge Doings ! There will be regular meeting of Scquassen lodge, I. 0. 0. F., to- night. The third degree will be worked on a class of candidates After this the usual thiYd degree supper will be served in an unusual manner. All members are urged to come and sec for themselves. Girl Reserves Tonight
 The Girl Reserves will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Congre- gatoinal church parlors. The mem bers are asked to come prepared for sowing Mrs, Frederick N. Abell will take charge of the meeting, The meeting night was changed from to- morrow night to tonight
 Notes
 There will be a rehearsal of the regular choir of the Baptist church. and all young people who will sing, at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening at the church, It is hoped that all will respond and be on hand
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Rum Laden Auto Caught
 in Outskirts of Danbury

Danhury, Conn, April 15 tP)-- S.'te Policeman Harry Tucker stop ped an automobile carrying Rhode Island marker on the outskirts Of thiS city last night and found in it l2" gallons of dcnatured alcohol. Tho occupants Of inc car, Frank raIdaldo, g., and William J. Lane, 2o, both of Providence, R. l.. were arrested and were held in 5000 bail each.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
COURT RECEIPTS
 UNDER ESTIMATE
Fall Short of Budget Expecta-
 tiQn by S62l.84

Receipts of the city and police courts in tho fiscal year ending March Sl fell short of the amount estimated in the budget by s621.S4, the annual report of Clerk Emil J. Danberg shows. In preparing the budget the board of finance and tax alton can make only an estimate, as the receipts of both courts vary con- siderably. The police court receipts have shown q decided falling off since the conviction for violations of the liquor law decreased. Two years ago 1t was not unusual to have several convictions every week, car rying heavy fines. but this average has been lessened by more than 50 per cent in recent months.
 Clerk Danberg's report for the period from April i, 1925, to Sept, SO, 1925, is as follows:
 PAnnluta
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
BABE RUTH COMES
 THROUGH WITH TAX
Cleans Up His Financial Obliga-
 tiO1S in Massachusetts

Boston. April I5 tP-G, orgr Her man N'abe) Ruth, home run hitter, decided today not 10 wait ont tho Massachusetts fax commissioner. AL though he had a week to do some thing abont his back income taxes in this state Ruth this morning turn 'd Tn q check covering tho claims of tho state for the years 1928 and 1924.
 Early this week fl hccHmc known that q warrant was out for the ball players arrest for n-paymont Of income tax, Ruth visited Henry r. Long, fax commissioner and WAS siv- "n q week 10 prove his claim that
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

street, and nearly a score Of dwell ings in Dickinson and Jefferson streets were threatened when flrp early this morning destroyed the old Lyceum theoter building. Four alarms were sounded calling ou' virtually all the eity's fire fighting apparatus and the fire was conquer CT only after q seyen-hour battle. Early ostimates ogf the losses ran np to- ss00,O00 A number of stores occupying the front part Of the the ater building were wiped out and heavy losses were suffered in stores and offices in the adjoining business on both sides.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
FORMS PUBLIC COMPANY
Another British Peer seeks Aid fin
 Caring For His Big Estates

London, April 15 P,~-The Duke of Rutland, like many or his fellow peers, has formed public company lo take over the ownership and man. ag"mont of his great estates. incIud- ing the famous Wolbcck Abbey. one Of inc linuest country seats in Eng land. The company is capitalized at "No,ooo pounds. The Duke of Rut- and himself is the governing direc- tor.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Sl3,010.15 Receipts and disbursements from Oct. 1, 1925, to March S1, 1895, were as follows:
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

In taking this action the duke lac followed tho example of the Dukes Of Marlborough Grafton and Hue clench and other tlIlod pcrsonugrs who formed companies in order to counter enormous taxation sand death taxation which land owners nowadays have tQ pay. Five years ago the Duke of Rutland in q speech forecast th" wholesale closing down Of bis country estates if the i'm. mons" taxation of them was main. toinel,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

Lane admitted Inc ownership of the alcohol and said that Caldaldo was merely a passenger in the car Inc police say In court this morn. ing Lanes bond was reduced 10 Sl,. and Caldaldo's 10 s5oo, upon n continuance until Saturday, Both men wero committed 10 jail to await the arrival of friends with bail,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

hc was mol a resident of Massachu, sttls,
 The amount Of the tax was not made public,
 Ruth, who maintained a winter nome at south sudbury maintained tAat he Was not resident of tho state in the legal sense Of the term. |io did not claim a residence in any other state, Today he handed his check for tho full amount 10 con. stable of the income tax branch.
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15

THE way to make children ike | oatmeal is to give them the kind hey like.
 Thus millions of mothers insist on the Quaker brand. Children who or dinarily oon't like oats. take readily to this rich and toasty kind.
 Quaker flavor is due to exclusive milling processes which took some 50 years to perfect. Processes, too, which retain much of the bulk" of oats, which makes laxatives less often needed.
 Thus protein, carbohydrates, vita mines and 'bulk' are combined in making Quaker Oats an excellen, food balance.
 Quick Quaker cooks in 5 to : tnin- utes. Thus makes the richest break : fas. the quickest.
 The price is the same as for ordi- nary oats. When substitute is ac- cepted, you alone are the loser,
New Britain herald., 1926-04-15
Elizabeth Business Zone
 SWent by Serious Blaze

Elizabeth, N, J., April l5 R,-The Road street business section between Elizabeth avenue and Dickinson
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Capital Side Shows
Swanee-in-the-Air.

Situated right in the center Of the
downtown district, but high above It
on top the Earle Theater, Swanee.ir.
the.Air Il proving a strong attraction
to amusement seekers. The Swanee
Syncopators. Director AL Kamons,
provide new and amusing orchestra
tons. with highly seasoned dance hits.
every week. Martin Reuben, special
entertainer. Is q notable addition to
the Swanee ensemble.
LIE Paradis Roof.
The LIE Paradis Roof Garden, with
the 10 Paradis Band. under Jack
Golden. Is presenting the newest dance
numbers fresh from the melody mill
Of Broadway. Bert Bernath, violinist,
10 one Of the special stars OF the LIE
Paradis Band. His work combines
finished technique with the qualities
OF verve and individuality that ex-
press modern dance music.
Chateau LIE Paradis.
The Chateau le Paradis. boasting
an even temperature and an evening
Of pleasant gayety. continues to at.
tract pieasure-seekers from both
Washington and Baltimore Delight.
full dance music is provided by the
Chateau le Paradis Band, headed by
Director Phil de Williams, and Walter
Kolk, equally gifted as singer, dancer,
.ukulele player and drummer, Is al.
ways q feature.
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Has Played En-, All.

I Ii CLAIM has been fiied at the cry
IS = OF Barbara Worth. New. for
Wilma Banlky, late Of Budapest and
now Of Samuel Goldwynss picture
city, for recognition AZ the first won.
an ''citizen OF the world.
The claim is based upon Wilma
portrayal OF screen roles embracing
Feminine representation Of every
Cline, fittinglys climaxed In her
Harold Bell Wright debut as the
American girl, Barbara Worth.
Wilma was simply her own Hun.
garian SELF In pictures abroad. Then
she delighted John Bull by playing
an English girl with Ronald Colrnan,
Great Britain product, In The
Dark Angel; helped out Russia on
the movie map In The Eagle;
played the roguish role Of daughter
OF the desert in the recently COM
pleted s'Son OF the Sheil, and now
brings Barbara Worth. American
heroine, to the screen In 1.-THE Win.
ming Of Barbara Worth"
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IN the Spotlight

acie' Exposition, !" to be shown In con.
neCtion with the tour OF The
Miracle z
Fanny" the comedy with q song
or two IN which Fanny Brice had the
star role, has been placed In storage.
but will reopen In New York In Sep.
TENDER. Willard Mack and David
Beiasco are responsible for Fanny
Jeanne Eagles win certainly appear
In Garden Of Eden, a German
adaptation, according to advices from
the Arch Selwyn Offices. This play
has been q success In Berlin this sea-
son and It Is said was angied for by
many American managers.
|. Julian, Alfred, director Of chorus
dancers, is at present busy with THE
FIy,by-Knights. the Clark and Nc
Cullough show which Phillip Good
man placed in rehearsal last week.
RaQuel MeIler sailed from New
York for Paris last week after her
engagement In Chicago. E. Ray
Goetz, her manager. announces that
she will return In the Fall for four
week engagement In New York and
she will then appear In the larger
cities of the United States, Havana
and Mexico City.
The Al Lewis Producing Company
viii hereafter take the place Of Lewis
q Gordon as q vaudeville producing
organization. When Max Gordon left
the partnership to become an execu-
tive of the Orpheum circuit the old
Arm name was temporarily continued.
The National Players. after Fair
and Warmer" win follow up with
the Anne Nichols success. Puppy
Love- which was originally directed
by Clifford Brooke for the Broadway
and road engagements.
Ruth Nugent. daughter Of J. q.
Nugent, playwright and actor, and SIS,
ter Of Elliott Nugent of Poor Nut
fame. created the role in THE Family
Upstairs" which Leneta Lane viii
play this week at the National The
play Is by Harry Deli, prolific as a
vaudeville sketch composer.
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tainly none Of them had an oppor-
tunity to display any talent in Easel
mating Youth" Three OF them have.
been given parts in recent Paramount
pictures: Charles Rogers ID with w.
C. Fields In SOS Your OLD Man.,
Walter Gogs ID with Gloria Swanson
In Fine Manners" and Ivy Harris
has q small part in THE Show-off."
don't know what has happened
to the other IS, but hope that they
are all being given q. chance.
y ~
Robert Benchley, dramatic editor of
Life. has arrived in Hollywood, Calf,
to write a story for Raymond Griffith.
William DeNille il now work.
ing for his brother. Cecil. directing
Leatrice Joy in For Alimony Only"
Ronald Colman. having re-
turned from the desert, where he
played In Beau Geste." has gone
back to the desert TO make scenes for
THE Winning Of Barbara Worth"
+. Mr.. Coleman should have q
well developed thirst by now. !.
Will II. Hays has signed q contract
for ten more years OF service az car
OF the movie business. This means
that Michael Arlen won't be able to
sell the film rights to The Green
Hat" until 1886, at the earliest.
(COpyfight. 1921
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TED HARRIS production OF Broad.
- way. by Phillip Dunning and
George Abbott, opened In Atlantic
City last Monday night.
Hilda spong Il announced to play
the leading role In Champagne, 3
which the Fuget Corporation will
place In rehearsal the middle Of
August.
Peggy Wood has returned TO New
York from Milwaukee, where she ap-
pear9a In 'aThe Bride, z In which she
was seen two seasons ago. She and
her husband, John ". A. Weaver,
win sail for France next week.
Lynn Fontaine. and Alfred Lunt
sailed for Europe last week. Estelle
Winwood and Earle Larimore re-
place them in "At Mrs. BeAm's." now
running in New York.
Julian Alfred win stage the dances
for well! Well! Weir. the musical
comedy In which Smith and Dale. Of
the Avon Four, will appear next sea-
son under the management Of Louis
#. Werba. \.
william Boyd, the hard. boiled SER
geant In What Price Glory?" win be
seen this FAN In Cowboy Crazy" by
Pearl Franklin and George Abbott.
The show Ii in rehearsal under the
direction Of Mr.. Abbott.
Louis wolheim tried out. In
Rochester, a part in Pardon MY
Gloves" by Zoe Atkins. In which
Billie Burke IL expected TO return to
the stage this Fall. Mr.. Woihein
also may play the lead in q prize
fight comedy. The Push.Over. by
Jack Conway and Daniel Russell.
The second year Of the Theater
Guilds School Of Acting opened last
week with more than 100 students en-
rolled. Including grandntece Of
Fanny Davenport and Irene Frank
Inns daughter.
Cradle Snatchers.' the Sam Harris
play now in New York. reached its
350th performances last week. and
"The Cocoanuts'' is close to Its 260th
performance in the big city.
David Belasco began rehearsais
last week OF All the Way From
Texas" q play by willard Mack. in
which Mr.. Mack and Beth MERRILL
win be featured. This Is to be his
second production Of the new season.
Pyramids, o. play by Samuel
Ruskin Golding. will open In New
YORK next month. It's producers,
Wallace and Martins, announce a
comedy, why Work." for produc-
ton In the Fall.
Morris Gest Il gathering material
in Europe for an exhibition which
will be known as Morris Gest Mir
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savoy.
TAKOMA.

Today and tomorrow, Rim Tin Tin in
1.-THE Clash Of the Wolves" and Pathe
News continuous Sunday from 8
PM; Tuesday, Owen Moore in
Money Talks" and Lefty Flynn in
20. U. West; Wednesday and
Joi1nstown Flood" comedy and car.
toon; Friday, william Haines In
.'L,ovey Mary" Aesop's Fable and
Fighting Hearts," No. Z; Saturday,
William s. Hart In .'Tumbleweeds, .
Aesop's Fable and comedy.
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YORK,

Today, Richard Barthelmess In
''Ranson's Folly" and Aesop Fable:
tomorrow, Charles Ray and Jean
Crawford In Paris" and Glen Tryon
in Papa, Be Good: Tuesday. Rod La
ROGUE in Bachelor Brides and
o. Henry'a Cupid q la Carte;
wednesday, Belle Bennett in 1.-THE
Reckless Lady, and Cliff Bowes In
Hold Err Sheriff.: Thursday. Anna
@. Nilsson in 1.-THE Splendid Road"
and Felix cartoon; Friday, The Non.
Stop Flight and Helen and War
rem In TOO Many Relations; Sat.
urday, Kenneth Harlan in THE King
Of the Turf Sennett's Trimmed in
Gold" and 1.-THE Radio Detective"
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CIRCLE.

Tomorrow and Tuesday, Douglas
MacLean, That's My Baby; Lupo
Lane comedy, Fools Luck. Tues
day. Jacqueline Logan, Cullen Lam
dis In Peacock Feathers. Wednes.
dav. Mary, Philbin, Stella Marris, >
With Elliott Dexter and Gladys
RrockweIl. Thursday and Friday,
showirgs z and pm. Harold Lloyd
"For Heavens Sake: Techni color
featurett0; Hope Hampton, The
Maroneftes.' Saturday, Hoot Gibson,
.Chip OF the Flying u.
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Today. william Collier. jr.. in The
faInn1aker," and Cliff Bowes in Hold
'F,r Sheriff: tomorrow. Jack Holt in
.dThe Blind Goddess and Aesop Fa-
BILE; Tuesday, Betty Compson in
Counsel for the Defense" and Harry
I.angdon in Lucky Stars" Wednes-
day, Emil Jannings in Quo Vadis';
Thursday, Charles Ray and Joan
Crawford IN Paris and Clyde Cooke
in wandering Papas': Friday, Ricn.
ard Barthelmess in .Ranson's Folly
and Charles Puffy in Taking the
Heir: Saturday. Tom Mix N tine
Yankee Senor.;: Lupfno Lane I'D
s'Time Files. & and Screen Snapshots.
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CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. William
Haines and Bessie Love in sLovey
Mary" Aesop's Fables and News
Events, Pathe Review; Tuesday,
Charles Murray and Gertrude Ohm
stead in THE Boob" Glen Tryon In
Cuckoo Love- Pathe Review;
Wednesday and Thursday, Conrad
Nagel, Renee Adoree and Paulette
Duval in THE Exquisite Sinner.
Mack Sepnett's lover There and
Abouts," News events: Friday, Rim.
Tin.Tin in 1.-THE Clash of the
Wolves" Ralph Graves. in Riders Of
the Purple Cows: Saturday, Helene
Chadwick and William Russell In
THE Still Alarm" Bluebird comedy,
"a Couple Of Skates.
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AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Belle Ben
nett in THE Reckless Lady and
Cliff Bowes in Hold 'Er Sheriff !;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Anna @,
Nilsson and Lionel Barrymore in
s"The Splendid Road" and Aesop
Fable; Thursday, Charles Ray and
Joan Crawford in Paris ana
daS. Greta Nissen in THE Lucky
LADY,. and AL st. John in SKY
Bound,': Saturday, Bebe Daniels in
saThe Palm Beach Girl" Alice Day
in Sennett's Hot Cakes for Two"
and 1.-THE Radio Detective" No. Z
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CARALINA.

Today and tomorrow, Corinne Grit
18th in mile. Modesto; Tuesday.
Pola Negri in THE Crown of Lies;
Wednesday. Three Weeks in Paris,
with Matt Moore and Dorothy DevoTe;
Thursday, return engagement. d. w.
C,riffith's America; Friday, The
blind Goddess" with Jack Holt,
Esther Ralston and Louise Dressleri
Saturday, Douglas MacLean in That's
My Baby"
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APOLLO.

Today and tomorrow. Anna G. Nils
son and Lionel Barrymore in The
Splendid Road and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday. and Wednesday, Belle Ben
nett in 1.-THE Reckless Lady" and
Cliff Bowes In .'Slow Down; Thurs
day, William Boyd and Leatrice Joy
IN Ewes Leaves and Clyde Cooke
in; 'sWandering Papas''; Friday, Bebe
Daniels in "The Palm Beach Girl"
and Alice Day in iSennett's Hot
cakes for Two; Saturday, George
OBrien in THE YOUNGSTOWN Flood,
Juvenile comedy, "Raistn' CAIN" and
ssThe Radio Detective" No. 8.
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Photoplays I his Week

Paint comedy and news; Friday.
"Nfillion.D Dollar Handicap; with Vera
Reynolds and Edmund Burns, and
comedy; Saturday, Adoiphe Menjou
| in "A Social Celebrity" Fighting
Hearts and comedy.
HIPPODROME.
Today ana tomorrow, sir III. Rider
HaggarIita "Sh0,n with Betty blythe,
afld Sennett comedy; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Raymond Griffith In
wet Paint, comedy and news;
Thursday and Friday, Pola Negri In
The Crown OF Lies" and comedy;
Saturday, Barbara La Mari in The
Girl From Montmartre, Fighting
Hearts" and news.
HOME.
Today. William Boyd and Leatrice
JOY In Ewes Leaves and Billy
Dooiey in ashore Shy; tomorrow,
Conway Tearle and Claire windsor in
Morals for Men, and Aesop Fable;
Tuesday. Adolphe Menjou In "A So
cial Celebrity" and Helen and War
REM in TOO Many Relations; We'd
nesday. Greta Nissen In THE Lucky
Lady" and Cliff Bowes in Squirrel
PROOF; Thursday, Colleen Moore in
"Irene": Friday. Norman Kerry in
Under Western Skies" and Ralph
Graves in Sennett's Take Your
Time; Saturday, Reginald Denny In
Rolling Home" Walter HERS in
wireless Lizzie and THE Radio
Detective" No. s.
LEADER.
Today, Charles Ray and Joan
Crawford In Paris juvenile
comedy and phantom Police; to-
morrow. Jack Holt In '.The Enchant-
ed HILL comedy and news; Tuesday
and Wednesday. 1.-THE Halfway Girl, |"
with Milton Sills, comedy and news;
Thursday and Friday, Partners
Again. with George Sidney and Alex
ander Carr, comedy and news.
OLYMPIC.
Today and tomorrow. Brown Of
Harvard" with Jack Pickford, Mary
Brian and william Haines, comedy
and news reel; Tuesday, Pola Negri
in 1.-THE Crown Of Lies" with Noah
Berry and Robert Ames; Buster
Brown comedy; Wednesday, Douglas
MacLean in That's My Baby" Hodge
Podge: THURSDAY and Friday. Corinne
Grifith In Mile. Modiste. 4 with Nor
Saturday, Tom Mix in Yankee
Senor." Andy Gump comedy and
Felix the Cat.
PARK.
Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
Lloyd Hughes and Leon Enrol in
~,l-
day, Creighton Hale, Arthur Edmund
Carewe and Andree Lafayette in
''Trilby" and educational comedy.
Cheap Skates; Wednesday and
Thursday, Milton stills and Lorna
Duveen in 1.-THE Knockout" and com,
edy, THE Beauty Parlor'':: Wednes
day, an old-fashioned flddlers' con.
test; Friday, Richard Barthelmess and
Madge Evans in Classmates, AL.
berta Vaughn In Fighting Hearts
and Charleston contest; Saturday,
Raymond Grin1th. Helene Costello and
Bryant Washburn in Wet Paint. !
Daughter and chapter eight THE
Winking Idol" matinee only.
SAVOY.
Today, william Boyd and Leatrice
Joy in Ewes Leaves, and Clyde
Cooke in wandering Papas"; tomor-
row. Ken Maynard and Strongheart
In North Star and Charlie King in
Motor Troubles: Tuesday, Theda
Bara In ..rhe unchastened Woman"
and Sennett's Whispering Whis-
kers": Wednesday, Mae Busch and
Percy Marmont in THE Miracle Of
Life and Lupino Lane in Maid in
Morocco: Thursday, 1.-THE Nonstop
Flight" and Lige Conley in ''Lickety
Split; Friday, Claire Windsor and
Owen Moore in Money Talks" and
the Fat Mem in Honeymoon Feet;
Saturday, IAN Around the Frying
Pan" and "Our Gang in Better
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DUNfBARTON.

Today Claire Windsor. Owen
Moore in Money Talks tomorrow,
Aiyce Mills and Lou Tellegan In
with This Ring Z; Tuesday, Douglas
MacLean and Claude Gillingwater IN
That's My Baby" "wednesday Anna
o. Nilsson and Lewis Stone IN Too
Much Money; Thursday, Conrad
NaRei and Rene Adoree IN The Elk.
auisite Sinner; Friday, Conway
Tearle and Dorothy Mackaill In
Dancer Of Paris; Saturday. Rin'Tin-
Tin in The Night CRY.
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ELITE,

Today and tomorrow, Lets Get
Marie" with Richard Dix, comedy
and news: Tuesday and "wednesday,
How Baxtee Butted In. with Matt
1foore, and nnnnett comedy Thurs
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LEADER.

Today, Charles Ray and Joan
Crawford In Paris juvenile
comedy and Phantom Police: to-
morrow. Jack Holt In "The Enchant-
ed HILL" comedy and news; Tuesday
and Wednesday. THE Halfway Girl, /"
with Milton Sills. comedy and news;
Thursday and Friday, Partners
Again. with George Sidney and Alex
ander Carr, comedy and news.