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Evening star., 1926-05-23
SILVER SPRING. MD.

1:i., richmond ave rooms anu udtn
hardwood floors. sleeping porch: perfect
.nrGitinn; garage: will sell equity below
cost Phone Woodsde 329-R. Owner l.aV-
rifv
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745 NEWTON ST Nw-6 r. HWH
and cleo: room for garage vacant. 81 500
or best offer. Must be sold this week.
Owner. Col. G3S6. o3s
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ECKINGToN-DETACHE COR. HOUSE. q
rooms. bath, h.-w h. ami. SO. 900: reason
able terms. OWNER. Address Box 165-X
Evening star., 1926-05-23

NAVAL OFFICER UNDER ORDERS. PLAC
ing Woodbridge holdings market Two
fully detached sx-room and bath homes.
One 2-family house in first commercial zone.
Priced right for quick sale. Address Box
AK Star Office. 23e
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CHFRRYDALE. VA.-DELIGHrFULLI LO-
cated cuzy four-room. bath. bungalow
ami: quick transportation: near sGhoois
stores. owner leaving must sell Io
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BUNGALOW: ATTRACTIVE. WITH FIVE
iairSe rooms; ami: on beautiful corner:
so6a easy An91her er%s see sal a9EMsRAN NpNS
Town Of Potomac va.
A COOP SUBURBARN HOUSE AT A BAR.
Fam: u-room house: lot 50xl70: blocks
from, D. C.; .S3,650: $500 cash $50 per
i1ens en!h d t9r tull particqlars call on or ad-
" East Hvattsyillel. Nd. ''''''s''' '0'"''
NEARBY MD: BEAUTIFUL NEW BGNGA-
low: five rooms. bath: electricity. large lot.
directly on concrete road. city water; never
1cGYhlfd; Rlnf 500 I'd d2Wn M and SO per month
St. nv. Mnn 1877 or Hvatts l55-W.
GROOM. HOLLOW-TILE BUNGALOW. ALL
modern improvements: fireplace. double ga
rage. cement cellar and hardwood floors.
Va. Phone Vienna BELL pa
NEW sEMIBuNGALOw: . ROOMS. BATH;
furnace II, heat heat gas range laundry trays;
hardwood floors: open fireplace. large lot
and and garage; on easy terms: S6,250 Inspect
thls this SUNDAY 20 Monroe ave, Riverdalc. or
home: modern; large front and side p9rchcs
acres Of ground this is wonderful prop
erty;, right on the pike priced, S!2,500
worth about $4,000: 800. cash; balance
oa, GRoG ~, AS REALTY Co. -sa,
FIVE o ROOM AND BATH SEM1-DUNHGA
shade trees and garage. ON large lot. 50x20O
oD1 AsS S srF% ,o1 10" cntHv in NGSryanH GSss subdivision
Lot on Bend ST.. 40Xl25 ft., at so cents
per So. foot
j. H. P.,o. Box ,164,
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brick: 9 r and D.. garage: very easv terms
Address Box l17-X. Star Office.
BARGAINS on 18th ST, BROOKLAND.
ground enough for store: located next door
TO chain store. fine home and business locs-
BTOOkland Potomac 111C
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SIX ROOMS AND RATH. AMI. IN
RNrrtlale: large lot. very cheap. owner; act
uulrk Address Box 40S-N. star Office.
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OCT-OF-TOWE OWNER OFFERS FOR
sale. CONVENIENT terms. pretty detached seven
room residence. ami. in charming grounds
on quiet and best street IN Mt Pleasant In
GnLre At 1881 Mt. Pleasant st. Phone Adams
25S4-J. @3s
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BY oWNER-4 ROOM BI'NGALOw TILE
bath hOtwater heat. concrete cellar. large
lot; attractive terms. 3l39 Newton ST ne
Y 121A-W
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on THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
near Clifton st.: large house; ten rooms. two
bathrooms. six bedrooms. large cellar.
lars address Box SIX Star office
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-6II5 GA. AVE
suOmit an offer zen
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REAL BARGAIN - BCRLEITH HOME
shannon & Luchs built; six rooms
and bath. dining room type; all improve
ments: frst-class condition. 81 900 under
priced. Address Box 496-V. Star Office.
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN TAKoMA PARK;
Am With garage ON large lot; well 10
ratpd ana attractivcly planted: price re-
,nrcd TO S1O.250 on direct purchase from rom
owuor: favorable terms If desired. ane pnohe
Columbia no2 j. -s.r
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BARGAIN for Quick Sale

Bargain Tor QUICK Sale.
Five-room bungalow: 1oored attic glassed
and sCreened-in sleeping porch. screened back
porch. builtin garage wash trays in cellar.
double floors (all oakI: splendid location:
ami. must he to be appreciated. No.
32lS Otis st. Mount Rainier. Md: half
square from Rhode Island ave. Price. S6.T50;
$500 cash $50 monthly
T. l.. FUNKHOUSER. Owner and Builder
Phone Hyattsville 452-R 23s
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GOOD-LOORING 2-FAMILY BRICK APT.
house near 14th and Park rd.: each apt. has
venent to stores. theatars cars and buses:
500. Address Box 3O5.X Star Office.
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1923 COLUMBIA RD.-ATTRACTIVE II
rooms. 3 baths: double built-in garage: ex
celent condition: spacious porches: Pitts
burg heater. Price reduced Owner. Adams
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OPEN TODAY-LOOK IT OVER-42Ol 4tb
st. DIV rooms, ami. arranged Tor .
ants. submit offer. Col. 1122.
653 MD AVE NE-3-STORY BRICK. J
rooms. bath, ami: modern garage: arrau-
ed for four apartments priced for Qiu'.
sale. Col. l122
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PETWORTH RARGAIN


Home; 20 fl. wide. h.-wh cleo. double
Elassed-In rear pOrches: good lot: alley: price
right. small cash payment. Line. SlS3.
A RARE CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN MuNT
and VIII be sold by Out-Of-tOwn owner. 31.H
Northampton St. y block east of Conn.
ave; beautiful detached home on large lUt
practically new; 10 rOOrns. 3 baths hot
water heat oil burner: garage: viii sell tor
less than $50 600; easy terms. Present own
er paid 500. 600. Omen for inspection. Al
dress J. BERNSTEIN 32s West Flagler at.
Miami. Fla, or WASHINGTON REALTY
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r. y. We ROOM =
condition priced !cr
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NEAR BALESTON. VA.-5 ROOMS. BATH,
elcr and furnace; lot 75Xl21: priGe' SOU s5;o"o
Tot 5uxI 40. nI9tp So 500: terms. See l.: A.
FRY Arlington. near Columbia pike. "a
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526 9th Nw.-SUITABI.E FOR APIS. IL
| rms. modern: garage. Open every day. lt
f,l
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Picturesque semi
bungalow; stone: 8 or 10 rooms: one block
from Conn. ave. cars. 3747 Huntington st.
n " 03s
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FIVE-ROOM FRAME: WATER IN KITCH-
en-: in good condition free from indebted
garage: white neighborhood $500 BY
nwner Address Box 4G.X Star Office "a.
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1903 QUINCY ST. NW-MODERN GROOM
and bath homo: four bedrooms excellent
condition. pOrches front and rear. garage
Call OWNER, Main GAL. or Columbia 1S31.
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s-ROoM HOUSE. NEAR CENTRAL HIGH
Price reduced 81 900 for quick sale: first
class condition 3 porches, parquet floors
garage; all conveniences. Price S1325O
Call Cleveland 1865 for appointment. 253S
| 18th st NV o3s
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s-ROOM SEM1-DETACHED FRAME: =
baths. = porches. :: garages. So. $3.50: $3.50
"ash. balance like rent. Good northeast
section. Here is your chance to get a good
home the best of terms Main 1S31
Evening star., 1926-05-23

OWNER LEAVING CITY: MUST SELL
splendid Groom and tile bath brick house.
II WI H. ami. at sacrifice: spendidly To-
Gated near cars. store. school Cal! North
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PRACTICALLY NEW HOME NEAR Penn
ave. Sc: = rooms. bath fine porches fine
yard; S1.450; $3.50 cash: $3.50 monthly
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FOR SALE-SPLENDID 2-FAMILY HOUSE.
newly decorated throughout; electricity
steam heat: garage and space for another
walking distance of all departments and
shopping center. Rents for over 81 3on
d year. minimum expenses. This property
Is in a section where values are going up
Fine iinyestment.-, Terms Call or phone
Bldg. 14th and New York ave. Main 1857
Evening star., 1926-11-28

venile Court and Court of Domestic
Relations; Rev. Randolph Ray, vice
president and chairman of the Epis-
copal Actors Guild and rector of the
Little Church Around the Corner:
Gilbert Miller, managing director OF
the Charles F'rohman Co, and Arthur
Hornblow. jr.. who translated THE
Captive" from NJ. Bourdet's la
Prisonniere."
NJ. Bourdet, who is just under 40,
is not only one of the most dis
tinguished French men of letters. but
a French citizen of notable war rec
ord and a chevalier of the Legion
d'Honneur. He has booked passage
on the S. S. DeGrasse. due to arrive
about November 26. He will be ac-
companied by his wife. the daughter
of A. Maurice Ramon, the well known
French writer.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
=. FILMOGRAMS =.

before the play is presented in New
York.
1t is being conceded that Lewis
Stone cannot be made a picture vii
lain. because he always wins the SYM
pathy Of his audience.
The old maid, once the target for
movie fun, is now as extinct as the
dinosaur and the pterodactyl. There
are no old maids now. Bobbed hair
and short skirts did it. Even mothers
in-law are fiappers now, in pictures.
of course.
Zack Williams, who was hired by
First National to help make fun with
Billy Bevan in a spooky mystery pic
ture, explains his qualifications. Il
don't have to act when l see panels
openin' and things movin about with
out being showed. My hairs self
risin'."
Frank Condor, American humorist
is preparing the screen adaptation of
Louie the Fourteenth" Wallace
Beery Is to have Leon Errol's role in
| the picture, with James Cruze direct
ing.
Warner Bros will match their skill
against that of Ufa by making pic
ture of "ManoD Lescaut." after the
French novel of the Abee Provost.
with John Barrymore and Dolores Cos
telio in the outstanding roles. Lya di
Putt won fame as Manon in Ufa's
production.
Colleen Moore is to realize "a long
cherished dream" She will wear long
trousers in "Bennie." her new picture.
Shades of the olden days. Famous
Players is to star Wallace Beery in
Fireman, Save My Child" 1t will be
an original by John Goodrich.
"The Big Parade" for a few days
less than a year at the Astor Theater
in New York, drew the enormous
gross receipts of $1,012,134, an aver
age of about $4,000 a week. 1t Is
still running to capacity audiences.
Pola Negri has gone to Honolulu
for a rest. When she returns. 1t is
announced, she will make a new pic
ture, Confession" a story by Ernest
Eadja
Recent purchases by First National
for picture purposes include THE
Princess and the Perjurer," by Alan
Hiligarth: The Sport of Kings" by
Ian Hay; The Light of Scarthey,"
by Edgerton and Agnes Edgerton
Castle; Glitter" by Katherine Brush.
and 1.-THE Coward
First National is going to share the
month of January with Laugh
Month";" as its own particular month.
f. B. O. will make a picture from
James Whitcomb Riley's Little
Orphan Annie"
Evening star., 1926-11-28

II INES tire being drawn" says Film
Daily. the movie Bradstreet.
ar the impending strike of studio
''hnicians. AS the December l
1dline approaches. the strike threat
a. the unions 10 assuming a serious
'pect." And what will the movie
u then, poor thing?
Wage differences between Eastern
sCdios and electricians. property
'en and grips have been adjusted,
- union men being granted an in
" 'ase OF 81 day. making the new
i'nge of pay from 50 to sl3 day.
The new Paramount Theater in
lew York is to be the key house of
- Puhlix presentation circuit.
hieh Is being planned for &c
heaters, or q 26-week show season.
It is reported that Fox is con-
H'dering Raquel Meller for a talk
l,.g fllm."
The movie do move. They are now
c"tting ready for a revolution In
.hting which will do away with
t'e Kleig lights and carbon dust
ON are lights, by using incandes-
ut globes that will burn from 1O.-
80 to 10000 watts and will have
tungsten filaments in nitrogen gas.
Universal is experimenting with
Them.
Cecil b. De Mile says that film
sspirants should be compelled to
serve three years in comedies before
tempting screen drama.
The First National picture here
fore tentatively called Not Her
'rt" will be releas sed as THE Perfect
:'ap."
Daniel Il. Clark. president of the
american Society of Conematograph-
e"s, Is emphasizing the need of the
b st projection of pictures upon the
screen at all times.
Edmund Rreese. the well known
actor, will have an important role in
Paradise for Two" a picture to be
made from the story by Howard
Emmett Rogers.
Bebe Daniels next picture will be
"a Kiss In the Taxi" from the
French comedy of Partisan life, 1.-The
!! i've O'Clock Man." by Maurice Hen
nequin and Pierre Weber.
Eddie Cantor is going to put the
otter carrier in the movies in
Special Delivery" the story which
he wrote himself for his next picture.
The usual process of picturing a play
after its success has been established
IN the stage will be reversed in the
ase of Easy Pickings," by William
\. Burton and Paul Cruger Anna c.
nilsson and Otis Harlan will appear
in the picture, which will be release
Evening star., 1926-11-28
What's 8 In a Name?

MARGARET LIVINGSTON has
been assigned a character with
out a name in Sunrise" f. w. Muir
nau's first American picture for Fox
Films.
1t represents a city woman who Wis
its small fishing village and at
tempts to break up the home of
young fisherman. She is referred to
in the script as that city woman"
There is no need to give this char
acter name" explained Mr.. Murnau
she represents a class to he found in
any nationality. and since Sunrise Is
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Il story of any Country-or no coun'
try--it would be unfair to identity
this unpleasant character by name
that might belong definitely 10 one
country or another"
Two other principal characters In
Sunrise" are a peasant and his wife.
played by George O'Brien and Janet
Gaynor, and known as Ansass ana
Indre. The author has not taken the
trouble to give them a surname, and
thus. in this case, too. he has avoided
any trace Of nationalism in the pic
ture
Sunrise" Is an adaptation of Her
man Sudermann's novel. "A Trip to
Tilsit." 1t was prepared for the
screen by Carl Mayer. who is regarded
as Germany's foremost scenario
writer
Evening star., 1926-11-28

in You'd Be Surprised" and Imperial
comedy "A Polar Baron: Tuesday,
Corinne Griffith in "Syncopating Sue"
and Cameo comedy bad Breaks;
Wednesday, Greta Nissen in Lady of
the Harem" and Fat Men in 1.-The
Heavy Fullback"; Thursday, Rod La
Rocque in "Gigolo" and Aesop fable;
Friday, Seena Owen in Flame of the
Yukon" and Andy Gump in 1.-THE
Smash Up; Saturday, Buck Jones in
THE Gentle Cyclone" and Walter
Hers in "Hitchin' Up" Sportlight and
ninth installment of Showed In"
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Invite French Dramatist
BOURDET. the distinguished

NJ BOURDET. the distinguished
French dramatist, has been
formally invited to visit America by
a committee Of prominent citizens in
representative vocations.
John Emerson, president of the
Actors Equity Association, is the
chairman of the committee. which in
cludes Arthur Richman, president of
the American Dramatists; Miss The
resa Helburn, executive director of
the Theater Guild John Anderson,
dramatic critic of the New York Eve
ming Post; Jules Bache, banker; Dud-
ley Field Malone. Messmore Kendall,
Judge Thomas F. Meaney. judge of
the Chambers of Hudson County Ju-
Evening star., 1926-11-28
COLONY.

Today. Reginald Denny in Take 1t
From Me" and Cameo comedy Sweet
Baby; tomorrow, Janet Gaynor
in 1.-THE Midnight Kiss" Skoomum's
comedy and review; Tuesday, Frank
Mayo in Then Came the Woman"
and Imperial comedy "A Polar Bar
on; Wednesday. Jane Novak and
Lowell Sherman in Lost at Sea" and
Neeley Edward in For Crying Out
Loud: Thursday. Raymond Griffith
in You'd BE Surprised" and the Col
lcgians No. T. Friday, Rex in THE
Devil Horse" and Sennett comedy
THE Ghost of Folly; Saturday, Tom
Tyler in tom and His Pals Our
Gang in "Shivering Spooks," sport
light and Showed In," No. s.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
TAkONI.A.

Today and tomorrow, John Gilbert
and Lillian Gish in La Boheme" and
Pathe News; Tuesday, William Boyd
and Jetta Goudal in Her Man-o- War"
and comedy; Wednesday,. George Sid
ney and Alexander Carr as Potash
and Perlmutter in partners Again"
and comedy; Thursday. Lloyd Hughes
and Dolores Del Rio in pals First
and comedy; Friday, Bebe Daniels in
THE Campus Flift." Pathe News ana
comedy; Saturday. evening, Hoot Glib
son in The Texas Streak" Aesop's
Fable and comedy; matinee, '"Freasure
Island"
Evening star., 1926-11-28
SENATE.

Today. Norma Shearer in "The
Waning Sex" and comedy; tomorrow,
Bigger Than Barnums." comedy and
surprise night; Tuesday, Vera Rey-
nolds in Sunny Side Up" and com
edy; Wednesday, Charles Ray in Tai
lor Made Man" and comedy: Thurs
day. Douglas Fairbanks i'll The Mark
of Zorro" and comedy; Friday, Joseph
Schildkraut in Meet the Prince" q"
added attraction and comedy; Satur-
day, Tom Tyler in Tom and His
Pals episode of "Ofticer 444' and
comedy.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
CIRCLE.

Today and tomorrow. Bebe Daniels
in 1.-THE Campus Flirt," Western fea-
turette, 1.-THE Saddle Tramp; Tues
day, Laura La Plante in Her Big
Night; Wednesday and Thursday,
showings 7 and 8 pm, Lillian Gish
and John Gilbert In LA Boheme, -
and Gump comedy, Dumb Luck;
Friday, Doris Kenyon and Warner
Baxter in "Mismates"; Saturday, Jack
Hoxie in 1.-THE Demon.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Photoplays This Week

Tuesday and Wednesday, Jack Holt
in "Forlorn River" also Pathe Top
les and scenic There and Now" :;
Thursday and Friday, William Boyd,
Jack HoXie and Marguerite de la
Motto in 1.-THE Last Frontier" and
Pathe comedy, cover There Abouts"
Saturday, j. F. Mcdonald in THE
Shamrock Handicap" Pathe News and
comedy, 1.-The Golf Bug"
Evening star., 1926-11-28
SAVOY.

Today, Mady Christians in 1.-The
Waltz Dream" and Aesop fable: to-
morrow, Frank Mayo in 'Then Came
the Woman" and bathing girls comedy;
Tuesday, Mary Carr in Dame
Chance" and comedy "Galloping
Ghost; Wednesday, Corinne Griffith
in Into Her Kingdom and Lige Con
ley in Going Crazy; Thursday Paul
inc Frederick in Devils Island and
Mack Sennett comedy Fight Night;
Friday. Reckless Courage" Snub
Pollard In "The Dough Boy" and
screen snapshots; Saturday, Jane No
yak and Lowell Sherman in Lost at
Sea" and Juvenile comedy Bear
cats"
Evening star., 1926-11-28

September Love" is the screen IL
tie which has been given the novel by
Frances Hodgson Burnett, entitled
THE Head of the House of Coombe. >
1t will be Ray Rockets next Fir ST
National picture
Evening star., 1926-11-28
DUMBARTON.

Today. Colleen Moore in at Must Be
Love-; tomorrow, Shirley Mason and
Lewis Stone in Don Juan's Three
Nights: Tuesday, Bebe Daniels in
''The Campus Flirt"; Wednesday and
Thursday. THE Three Bad Men: FRI
Highwayman"; Saturday. Johnny
Hines in THE Brown Derby"
Evening star., 1926-11-28
Continued from Third Page.l

Continued from Third Page.)
member; Friday, Dorothy Mackaill
in Subway Sadie" and Van Bibber
comedy THE Reporter: Saturday
Janet Gaynor in ''The Midnight Kiss, +"
sportlight, comedy "SnoOkum's Buggy
Ride" and eighth installment of
SHOWED In."
Evening star., 1926-11-28
HOME.

Today, Laura La Plante in 1.-The
Midnight Sun" and Aesop fable; tomor-
row, Rudolph Valentino in Monsieur
Beaucaire"; Tuesday, 1.-THE Waltz
Dream" and Cameo comedy "Sweet
Baby; Wednesday, Conrad Nagle and
Norma Shearer in 1.-The Waning Sex"
and Walter Hers in "Hitchin' Up;
Thursday. Greta Nissen in Lady of
the Harem" and Sennett comedy
"Spanking Breezes": Friday, Buster
keaton in Battling Butler" and news;
Saturday. George OIIara in Going
the Limit" Our Gang in "Shivering
Spooks," Spotlight and the ninth in
stallment of "SnoWed In."
Evening star., 1926-11-28
ELITE.

Today and tomorrow, Red Grange
in "One Minute to Play" Pathe News
and comedy, Fully Insured; Tues
day, George O'Brien and Billy Dove
in THE Fighting Heart" and Fox
comedy, THE F'eud"; Wednesday.
Milton Sills and Doris Kenyon in THE
Cnguarded Hour" and comedy, Bone
head Bobby; Thursday, Bebe Dan
iels in The Campus Flirt,' also
Pathe News and scenic, Outings for
All'': Friday, RinTinTin In Below
the Line" and Pathe comedy, should
Sailors Marry?" Saturday, Ben
Lyons in THE Savage" Fox scenic,
Drops from Heaven" and third epi-
sode, "Bill Grimm's Progress" series.
Evening star., 1926-11-28
YORK.

Today, Rex in THE Devil Horse"
and Mack Sepnett comedy "A Love
Sundae': tomorrow, Raymond Griffith
Evening star., 1926-11-28
HIPPODRONfE.

Today and tomorrow. Rudolph Val
entino In "The Sheik," also Pathe
comedy, The Uprising Generation,a
and scenic "a Man About Town..
Evening star., 1926-11-28
LEADER.

Today and tomorrow, Emil Jan
nings in Variety" and "Scotty of
the Scouts" serial. Every child
present on Saturday or Sunday
will receive a gift. Tuesday, Earle
Foxe and Anna May Wong IN "A Trip
to Chinatown" and Fox comedy, 1.-The
Flaming Affair; Wednesday, Conrad
Nagel and Claire Windsor in Dance
Madness" and Fox comedy, Strong
for Love; Thursday and Friday, Lois
Moran, Louise Dresser and Noah
Beery in "Padlocked," Fox News and
Larry Semon comedy, THE Bell Hop:
Saturday, Thomas Meighan in Tin
Gods" and second episode, "Scotty
Of the Scouts" serialA
Evening star., 1926-11-28
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Sills
in Puppets" comedy and news
events: special concert today: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Corinne Griffith in
Into Her Kingdom" and comedy at
traction; Tuesday, surprise night with
Billy Gee, and Wednesday. matinee
and night. Happy" Welsh, the escape
king; Thursday, Early to Wed" and
comedy; Friday. yellow Fingers" +"
Episode of Officer 444" and comedy;
Saturday. Wolfheart in Flashing
Fangs" and comedy.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Pringle in "Wildfre"; Saturday, Lois
, Wilson, Louise Brooks and Ford
Sterling in 1.-THE Show Off," Helen
and Warren comedy and Gene Tun-
ney in The Fighting Marine" Con
tinuous Saturday from pm: Sun
day from pm
Evening star., 1926-11-28
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
in 1T Must Be Love-" Pathe News and
comedy. THE Uncovered Wagon; :;
Tuesday, Bebe Daniels in "The Cam
pus Flirt," Fox comedy, "Parisian
Knight; Wednesday, Jetta Goudal
and William Boyd in Her Man-o'-
War" and comedy, "Oh. Monkey Be
Good; Thursday, Louise Fazenda and
JacQueline Logan in "Footloose
Widows" also Fox News and comedy,
"The Failure; Friday, Lionel Barry
more in 1.-The Bells" also Fox news
and Pathe comedy, Laughing Ladies';
Saturday, Johnny Hines in 1.-The
Brown Derby" also Pathe comedy,
Fully Insured" and scenic, There
and Now"
Evening star., 1926-11-28
PARK.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday, Lii
liam Gish and John Gilbert in la
Boheme." with Roy Darcy, also Park
News events; Wednesday, Laura La
Plante, John Roche and Zasu Pitts
in Her Big Night" also news
events; Thursday. Alma Rubens,
Huntley Gordon and Bert Lytell in
THE Gilded Butterfly" o. Henry
story. comedy and news events; Fri.
day, Julian Eltinge and Ann Penning-
ton in Madame Behave" and Aileen
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Beibe Daniels next picture will be
"a Kiss in the Taxi" from the
French comedy of Partisan life, THE
live O'Clock Man." by Maurice Hen
Icquin and Pierre Weber.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Eddie Cantor is going to put the
otter carrier in the movies in
Special Delivery" the story which
he wrote himself for his next picture.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Edmund Breese. the well known
actor, will have an important role in
: Paradise for Two" a picture to be
made from the story by Howard
Emmett Rogers.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

Daniel Il. Clark. president of the
American Society of Conematograph-
e"s, is emphasiz the need of the
b st projection of pictures upon the
creen at all times.
Evening star., 1926-11-28

The usual process of picturing play
after its success has been established
n the stage will be reversed in the
ase of Easy Pickings," by William
\. Burton and Paul Cruger. Anna Q.
nilsson and Otis Harlan will appear
in the picture, which will be released
Evening star., 1926-11-28

The First National picture here.
: fore tentatively called Not Her
'rt" will be relea sed as THE Perfect
AN"
Evening star., 1926-11-28

First National is going to share the
month of January with Laugh
Month";" as it's own particular month.
r. B. O. will make a picture from
James Whitcomb Riley's Little
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Evening star., 1926-11-28

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Evening star., 1926-11-28

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coloyfuI and fastroptnD romance Of Crown Prince
beauttal girl and court intrigue lends JdSctn0t-
INC completely enjoyable eftdtnnsmt
perfect picture.